davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
NOVA VYZBROJ CLEVE-
LANDSKE POLICIE
"PLACTIVE' PUMY.

Zdejsim lupicum a Jim SOU
rodym zivlum nastavaji krus-
ne dolby, neb vyzbroi policistu
byla vcera rozhojnena pumy,
jez sice netrhaji ma kusy, ale
"a to vynucuji proudly slz, tax
re napadeny nema ami pony
sleni postaviti sc strazcum bez-
pe6nosti ma odpor. Ucinnost
move zbrane byla uspechem
vyuzita pred nekolika tydny,
kdy sc iistem dome ma vych.
73. ul. branilo 9 muzu strelbou
proti oblehajici il policii.
"Jest zajiste l6pe zmrhati
n6kolik podobnych bomb nez--
Ii vystavovati nebezpeci zivoty
muzstva. Cleveland jest prv-
MIN mestem, kde proti zlocine-
cke vine sahnuto bylo k po-
dobne zbrani,' pravil vcera po-
licejni nacelnlk Graul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
ZMENY v POLICEJNlM
ROZDELENl.

Osm policejnich kapitann by
10 dnes pfelozeno 2 dosavad-
mich precinktu nasledkem pla-
nu noveho rozdeleni Clevelan-
du ma osm distriktu, kazdy 0
dyou dosavadnich precinktech.
Die teto reformy bude V kaz-
dem distriktu policeini kapitan
We sluzbe dnem noci. Az do
sud nell precinktni kapitani
Jen sluzbu denni. Kapitanove
distriktni pax sc budou V noGni
sluzbe stridati kazdy mesic.-
Mezi prelozenymi isou tez ka-
pitani krajani Louis J. Cadek
cd l6. precinktu, ktery prelo-
zen byl k Z. a kap. f. D. Spro-
sty, od 10. k II. precinktu. z
policejniho muzstva pax prelo-
zen policista JOS. Hartman cd
Is. k 2. precinktu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
POHREB ZAVRAzDENE SILL
BERBERCOVE.

Velky Zastup zvedavcG, hla-
vne souvercG dostavil Sc k wee
rejSimu pohrbu 2 domu cislo
1847 vych. 73. ul., V patek "a
vrazdene pi. Heleny Silberber-
Cove. Policie mela ma starosti u
drZeni pofadku, kdezto tajni
sc vmisili mezi lid, ably patrali
po podrobnostech. Stara poll
cejni pov6ra totiz panuje, re
kazdI vrah jest jistou neodola-
telnou moci puzen sucastniti Sc
pohrbu sve obeti. Podobny dav
lidu dostavil Sc do hrbitovni ka
pie Ma Mayfield, kde rabfn VOL
sley mad rakvi nest astne zeny
a matky pronesl tklivou pohreb
nj rec.
Manzel Aron Silberberg,
jenz jest muzem velice zamoz
nym, svedci tom zajiste no.
We postaveni residence V nej-
lepsi ctvrti, nakladem $125, 900
ma rohu North Park boulevar-
du a Fairfield rd. V Shaker
Heights, vypsal ma dopadeni
vraha cenu S2500.
Patrani nevykazuje dosud
positivnich vysledku a vSichni
dosud zatceni nemohli byti nj
cim vineni. Ia pohrbu vzbudi-
la jistou sensaci zena, jez Sc
prohlasila Ia jasnovidku a pra-
villa, re mela "videni", re vra-
zdu spachal muz - pozdeji
vySlo ma jevo, ze zena ona me-
la / podobna "videni" Ia "a
vrazdeni obou ucitelek v Par
ma township "a vySetrovani
loupeznych vrazd Slye a Fame
ra. Prozatim Sc ami nevi, ida
hlavni podnet k prisernemu
zlocinu byla loupezna kradez,
aneb pOuze osobnl msta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
CZECHOSLOVAK REVIEW.

Kvetnove cislo "Czechoslo-
yak Review" vydavane a rize-
ne p. E. f. Prantnerem, prina-
81 nasledujici obsah: The Po-
sition of the Czechoslovak Re-
public in European Politics, (by
Elmer Davis. Month in Cze-
choslovakia. Karlovy Vary.
(Carlsbad.) The Legend of Do
natello (by julius Zeyer, trans
lated by DR.. JOS. Stybr). -
Prague Letter. Loans Success
Hearst Incidently (by Edward
Frank) Copyright Law. Here
and There. Current Topics (by
the Editor). Predplatne na
"Czechoslovak Review jest 50
rocne, adresa redaktora a wy
davatele: E. F. Prantner, 515
w. 184th St, New York. N. Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
ZAHAJENf SEZONY SL.A.
MENYCH KLOBOUKU.

Dnes, Is. kvetna jest den,
kdy mdzete tezce zkousene hla
We svoji ulehtiti, vytahnete-li
lonsky slameny klobouk, novy
81 ovsem mGzete koupiti take,
aniz byste Sc vydavali V Sane
rnznym poznamkam spolubliz-
Mich. N6ktefi Sc arci chlubili
slamou ma hlave jiz vcera, ale
vysazovali Sc tim trochu obec-
ne pozornosti, jez nebyla ne
kdy dvakrate prijemna. Ones
vsak ma kazdy pravo plsteny
klobouk uloziti ma odpocinek a
pomahati belostnym panama
pfivolavati letni pocasi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
NEDELNf POULICNf NEHO
DY.

Prave pred vlastnim obydlim
skoGila 4leta Helena Nostowa,
SIT jefferson Ave. v uleknuti
do drahy automobile a byla tez
ce zranena dopravena domG,
kde privolany lekar ziistil, ze
devceti byla rozrazena lebecni
kost re sotva zivotem vyvaz-
ne. Ridic automobile snazil Sc
neStesti Zabraniti uhnul az k
samemu chodniku, ale marne.
Byl vsak policii sprosten kazde
viny. Ma Superior Ave. a vych.
4l. ul., byla Ia neopatrneho
prechazeni ulice prejeta 6-leta
Katerina McPhersonova, 14O6
vych. al. ul. Automobilista "a
stavil a doveZl devcatko do st.
Clair nemocnice, kde jeii IRA
neni bylo prohlaseno "a lehci.
Tez V tomto pfipade nebyl au-
toista policii shledan vinnym a
propulsion.
Ma vych. 105. ul. a Parklane,
ulekl Sc kun jizdniho policisty
Johna Dineena, 1911 vych. IS.
ul. pfijizdejici poulicni kary a
shodil jezdce Sc sedla. Byla
mu zlomena kycelni kost, kro-
me vnitfniho zraneni. jak bylo
shledano Y Mt. Sinai nemocni-
CT.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
OkRADL PRfTELE PRfSTIP-
KARE.

Ma st. Clair Ave. V els. 6910
provozuje Utmost pristipkar-
skou John Dorzina, jehoz ca
st6ji navstevoval teprve 14lety
hoch. Vcera nad6jny hoch byl
straznikem J. j. Pacesem ma
st. Clair Ave. a vych. 70. ul.
zatten a primal Sc, re V sobo-
tu, kdy svec piln6 pracoval, Sc
bral tomuto klite cd kufru a
tento podrobil ddkladne revisi,
ia ktere sebral $50. Penize by
Ii Dorzinovi vraceny a nenecha
w hoch poslan do detentniho
domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
TYDENNf RAPPORT POLL
CEJNf.
Dopravovani lihovin obstara.
vaji pry elegantni zeny.

Nejvetsi potet zatcenych mi
nuleho tydne vykazovali opet-
ne prestupnfci dopravnich pred
pisd, hazardni hraci, rusitele
prohibicnich zakonn a tulaci.
Serzant Ant. Cihlar s prislus-
nou policejni asistenci podnikl
V tretim policejnim precinktu
tazeni proti nedovolenym her.
nam ma Central a Scovill Ave-
mach zatkl IL muz6. z 2 Mich
zatceno v els. 1924 Central A
We. Policie prvniho precinktu
pax vycistila upati vych. 8. ul.,
kde zatceno bylo 8 povalecu.
Pro opilstvi zatceno bylo eel
KEN as hfisnik6.
Prohibicnf slidilove 81 ztezu-
j, ze prevalent lihovych napo
jG jest nyni velice caste svefo-
vano slicnym mladym zenam,
elegantne ustrojenym, ma ktere
81 spiclove netroufajf. Trans
portovani timto nejmodernej-
sim zpdsobem Sc nedeje obycej
nymi autotrucky, ale automo-
billy nejlepsich tovarnich zna-
mex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
We PROSPECT ZAOPATRE.
Nj v starr.

Soudce Thomas O'Donnell 2
Kansas City mluvil vcera ma
zahajovaci schulz, poradane
Fraternal Oeder of Eagles V
elsie 1926 vych. 55. ul. a odsu-
zoval dneSni dobrocinny system
die ktereho jsou vekem sesli
obcane davani do ruznych chu
dobinc1 soucasne Sc pii-
mlouval. aby vyplacena byla
starobni pense. Daval ga pri-
klad nektere evropske zeme,
tax Francii, kde jest starym Ii
dem vyplaceno vyzivne i zavaz
ne pojisteni ddchodu starsim
veku. Podobne zafizeni ma cd
+. 1891 Velka Britanie, Dansko
a Novy leland.
Vysledek zajimave vcerejsi
reel byl, re taiemnik organi-
SAGE Charles Shannon byl Wy.
Evan vypracovati plany, kite.
rymi by byli ohiosti zakono-
darci ma toto zajiste chvalyhod
ne opatreni upozorneni. Do o.
behu budou dany petice, ma kite
rych Sc podepisi vsichni, kdo5
souhlasi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
UsPECH PRlsTEHOVALEHO
KRAJANA.

Pri graduaci veterni skoly
pri East Technical High School
vzbudil jistou sensaci 24-lety
Josef M. Danciger, 234O vych.
81. ILL.,, jenz "a pouhych Is me-
sicd osvojil 81 anglieinu tax do
konale, re spravnou vyslovno-
sti znalosti zastfni mnoheho
domorodeho obGana. Danci-
ger pochazf 2 Prerova ma Mo-
rave a byl V +. 1915 odveden k
rakouske armad6, slouzil jako
desatnik ma ruske front6, kde
Sc dostal do ruskeho zajeti, 2
ktereho byl "a tamejsiho pre-
vratu propulsion. Vratil Sc L.
pine osirely a pracoval v tiskar
ne. Pozdeji sc pustil do A
meriky, kde dne %. fijna 1920
pristal. Zahy dostal zamest-
mani V tiskarne The Union
Trust Co. V touze nauciti Sc
anglicky, navstevoval zminenou
Skolu, kterouz prave ukoncil S
udanym Gspechem. Pri zkou-
see nebyl sice prvni, dostal jen
85 bodu, kdezto JIM diva pfi-
stehovalci dosahli 80 bodu, ale
dix jejich pisemnym pracim,
kdezto Danciger mluvi w
slovnosti, V ktere jen znalec mG
re postrehnouti slabou stopu
ciziho pfizvuku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
"a PO5RAMO-
CENOU CEST 100000.

Ma udani Oh, e. Carpentera,
M. j. Leacha, a r. j. Tysona
zatcen pred rokem w. S. Dea-
con, 4490 Turney I'd. ma pode-
zfeni ze zharstvi, ale velkopo-
rotou okresu Summit dne 90.
ledna 1922 osvobozen. Tezkym
podezfenim spatruje Beacon
nejen ponizeni, ale skodu, jez
mu povstala tim, re prisel IL
yer ddveru, zaluje proto u
davace ma nahradu skody We
vysi 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
UMfRAJfCf MLADIK MALE
ZEN MA STATE A ROYAL
TON RDS.
Vy:etrovani, zda Sc jedna o
zlocin neb sebevrazdu.

Mrtvola zavrazdene Silber-
bergove nebyla dosud ami po-
hrbena, kdyz byla verejnost
rozrusena opetne zpravou O.
vrazde druhe. Kratce pred pull
nocf V sobotu nasli ma State rd,
blize Royalton rd. pod must
KEN tfi obcane as 16-leteho
mladika jiz v poslednim taze-
nj. Byl strelen do hlavy a hroz-
ne ztlucen. Byl dopraven do
mestske nemocnice, kan vsak
dopraven byl jiz ien jako mrt-
vola, nenabyv AMI vedomi, ably
mohl podati zpravu, kdo mu
smrtelne zraneni zpdsobil. Te-
prve V nedeli byla mrtvola zji-
stena otcem, profesorem ma
tematiky ma Central High
School G.. l.. Caskeyem, 3001
Library Ave. Je to jeho syn
Wesley l.. Caskey. Otec vyslo-
vii podezreni, re hoch jeho byl
zavrazden, kdezto Serif Stan
nard a koroner Hammond sc do
mnivaji, re Sc jedna o sebe-
vrazdu. Y potoku podtekajicim
mustek byl totiz nalezen 32-ka-
liberni revolver. Zbran tuto da-
roval mu as pred mesicem vlast
nj otec a kule nalezena V rane
take odpovida tomuto kalibru.
Nahled otcnv podporovan jest
zmizenfm kola, ma kteremz 81
nest'astny jeho syn vyjel, ma
miste nalezena byla pouze je-
no cepice. Umiraiicfho jinocha
nalezl O. Holzheimer, bydlici
ma Frog ave-, ktery odeSel as V
1880 2 obchodu Gels and At
kins ma krizovatce State rd. a
Royalton rd., pri prechazeni
mustku uslySel stenani, vratil
Sc proto do zmineneho kramu,
kde 81 vypnicil elektrickou ka--
pesni svitilnu a odebral sc ma
oznacene misto zpet, kde tezce
zraneneho objevil. Vratil Sc O.
petne do obchodu a privolal po-
moe, nacez "a kratko, po prvni
porloci poskytnute mu drem
Nachvartem, dopraven byl
zraneny mladik do m6stske ne
rocnice, ale skonal prave O.
kamziku, kdyz donasen byl do
emergen6ni sine. V kapse ieho
byla nalezena mapa Parma
township, kterem piiSel O IL
vot.
DIE popisu byl zavrazd6ny
mladlk povahy spiSe uzavrene
nez vesele, nepestoval valnych
styku ami $ kamarady devca-
tum Sc vyhybal. Koncem ledna
byl pohresovan diva dny pri
SVEN navratu vypravel podiv-
nou historii, jak byl unesen
ctyrmi muzi. Rozsahle vySetro-
vani ma do nejnoveJsi cleve-
landske sensace vnesti patficne
ho sv6tla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-15
Kan 5 tOu flintou.

Knez hfima kazatelny I:
:. a proto sc katie 2 nepra-
vosti svych obrat'te Sc -
Bodry pantata pod kruchtou
k sousedovi: ITO tax! Ably mi
stat naparil je3t6 nejakou dan
2 obratu!'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
CHR|STEN NEW
TRACK SATURDAY
At KANSAS CITY
Speed of 105 Miles an Hour
Necessary to Qualify in
Big Event.
By United Press :


KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 10
Auto race kings graced their mounts
today in anticipation Of SCATTERING a
worlds record tomorrow when the
new Kansas City speedway is in
augurated with a 500 mile inter
national classic.
Seventeen gas hounds, headed by
Tommy Milton. last years champion,
will try out the new saucer today in
the elimination tests. A speed Of los
miles an hour is required before
drivers will get a chance in the mad
dash Saturday.
Milton in practice rounds already
has whizzed around at 11S miles an
hour and he predicted today that the
winner of the grind Saturday will
have to establish a record Of 100 miles
an hour.
Jimmy Murphy, winner Of the In
dianapolis race this year, Howdy Will
cox, Cliff Durant. Eddie Hearne and
ether speed merchants will battle for
khe honors and purses totalling
sac. 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
DETROIT STARS NEXT
4. Il. C.s Play SIx-Game Series With
Fast COlOred Team.

The Detroit Stars VIII be here sun
day to hook up in a double-header
with the A. b. C.s at Washington
Park. The teams are to play six
game serie They win open at An
derson Saturday. then come to In
dianapous and play Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Stars are third in the colored
league and the a. b. C.s are fourth.
BY winning the series the AS can
move up notch.
With the Detroit team are two In
dianapolis favorites. Pitcher Holland
and Infielder Warfeld. Holland was
developed on local lots and he is now
rated a leading hurler in the colored
league Warfeld formerly played with
the A. 3. C.s.
Petway. Detroit manager, does the
bulk Of the catching for his team and
he is the same classy receiver Of old.
This club also has Cooper, the noted
southpaw finger and it is probable
that he and Holland viii pitch for the
stars In the double header Sunday
Charleston, \. B. c center fielder, is
still leading the league in home runs
with twenty-five.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
INDIANA COACH
STOPS OFF ON
WAY To NE " JOB
Pat Heron Expected to Fill
Breach Left by Illness of
Coach Stiehm.

Pat Heron, new head football coach
for the 1922 season at I. u. and dis
ciple of Glenn Warner of Pittsburgh,
stopped over in Indianapolis today a
few minutes on his way to Blooming
ton where he was to start first prac-
tice at Indiana. While here, Heron
met George Lewis, acting director Of
athletics, returning from a conferences
of Big Ten executives at Chicago.
Lewis confirmed reports of his res
ignation as basketball coach, but
local alumni are said to have received
assurance that he will not retire I'M
til the end of the next basket ball sea-
son.
Following a mass meeting at
Bloomington Friday night, it was es-
timated that between fifty and 100
candidates would appear on Jordan
field for the initial workout. Tele-
grams expressing hope for imme-
date recovery were sent to Jumbo
Stiehm who is convalescing in a hos
pital at Rochester, Mimi, after an
operation.
W. r. Stuart, the alumni athletic
committeeman, said much satisfac-
ton was felt over the choice of Her
ron to coach.
With the very best coach in the
country taking charge in the emer-
gency that exists. too much can not
be expected, Stuart explained. but he
believes that Heron will prove a
happy choice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
JUNIOR
BASEBALL MEET
STARTS SATURDAY
Six Teams Will Clash for the
Sand Lot Championship
of indianapolis.

Play in the Times sand lot cham
pionship tourney will start Saturday
afternoon with six teams playing.
The tourney will proceed Sunday
with twelve teams playing. The
semi-finaI and final rounds will prob
ably be played next Saturday and
Sunday.
The stake is the junior city title and
a Times trophy.
The age limit is IA.
The Northside A. C.s play the Jack
son Cubs, the Riley A. C.s meet the
Thirtieth Street Specials and the
Hawks play the Milburn Midgets Sat
urday afternoon.
Managers of the six teams can Sc
cure diamond and time Of play by
calling The Times sport 'desk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
YOUNG FILIPINO
BATTLES HIS WAY
To CHAMP |ONSHIP
Johnny Buff Takes Count in
Eleventh Round After Taking
Fearful Beating.

By JHtted NCUS
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Pancho
Villa, demon fighter from the Philip
pines, won the flyweight champion
ship of America Thursday night by
knocking out the title-holder, Johnny
Buff in the eleventh round OF a SEIZED
uled fifteen-round bout at Ebbet's
field. Brooklyn.
Buff never had a chance before the
punching, fiaying onslaught OF the
invading Filipino His chief reliance
was gameness, but this did no' feaze
Villa, who used every blow known to
boxing and threw in a few Of his own
particular brand to celebrate the oc-
casion.
Villa took every round He whaled
haymakers with left and right, shot
speedy left one-twos cracking to the
ribs, smashed Buff on the Jaw twice
with the same left-hand lunge fire.
quently and lifted mighty wallops from
the floor into uppercuts. At long-range
fighting he broke down Bluffs guard
with sheer strength and at infighting
he soon had the champion groggy.
Buff was a pitiable spectacle as he
came up for the tenth round. He
was bleeding from his eyes. ears, nose
and mouth and his body was smeared.
He was Topped three times in that
round. but in each case crawled TO
his feet without taking time out. The
bell saved him from a knockout.
At the beginning Of the eleventh
round Villa sprang from his corner
and landed a disastrous right 10 the
jaw. sending Bun into the ropes
Johnny hung on, but Villa battered
him to the canvass. and Bluffs seconds
tossed in a towel ar the end OF twenty
seven seconds Of fighting
Bun weighed 114i4 and Villa no.
a match with Jimmy Wilde OF
Great Britain for the fyweight cham
p.onship OF the world was hung up
as a prize for the winner. Before
wilde. however. Villa is ex-
pecged to dispose OF frankie Genaro.
another prominent contender for the
midget throne.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15

When Patterson won the British
championhip at Wimbledon earlier in
the season he issued a friendly chal-
lenge to Tilden, former holder Of the
title, to meet him and decide the
worlds championship.
The draw this afternoon brings
about what the challenge failed to
do. Patterson and Tilden meet In the
feature battle Of the day. and the
odds are all in favor of the AmeH-
can.
Because Of its international color
and it's championship flavor, the
Professionalism match is ranked AZ
the feature Of the card, but for
battling it should have nothing on
the other part Of the semi-fnaI card
between Johnston and Richards.
In tennis circles here, which In
cludes the aristocracy Of the suburbs
down to taxi drivers and bell hops, It
is taken as a foregone conclusion
that Tilden and Johnston will meet
tomorrow for the championship and
they talk more Of tomorrow than to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
CAR LEAGUE GAM ES
West Washington and Mclean Mines
Win Smuggling Matches.

West Washington and Mclean
teams won Thursday in the weekly
round of games in the City Street Car
League. The West Wash" boys had
on their smuggling garments and they
walloped Highland, 20 to ~.
The McLean-Louisiana contest was
an old-fashioned thriller and ended
with the Mclean nine on top, II to 10.
In next weeks games, to be played
Thursday morning, Louisiana and
West Washington will meet on River
side diamond No. 2. The Mclean
Highland teams will clash on a dia-
mond to be announced later. Standing
of clubs:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
Training Coaches Haze Likely Bunch of Football Candidate
SARAZEN GETS GOING

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Gene
Sarazen, American open and pro-
fessional golf champion, turned in
a score of rs for Thursdays Is
holes in the Metropolitan open
championship tournament over the
tufted, sandy course at Long
Beach, L. 1. This was a great i'm
first IS holes of medal play, which
was "a.
Sarazen still has hopes of catch
ing onto the difficult course and
winning still another important
title this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-15
FORTY ANSWER FIRST
CALL FOR GRID PRACTICE
At SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL
Manuals Line Probably Will Be Heavy and Early indications
Are That Fast Team viii Be Developed by
Coaches Banner and Swanson.
aches Banner and Swanson,
By HEZE CLARK

While the heat such that it would make think of
playing baseball plunging into the for SWIM forty
Manual Training High School athletes went through long foot
ball practice Garfield Park yesterday afternoon Eightyseven
have signed for the squad.
Hugh Bannen and Carl Swanson the Manual Train
supposed be head COACH but he
planned after pracc by saying I'VE don't have head coach
Manuals Swanson and just team together try and make
winning football continuation Bannen drills the back field
the line and ends
While the Manual squad had two light workouts early this
week. yesterday really marked the football practice
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THREE TEN-R0UND BOUTS
War Vets to Stage Boxing Show Here
Monday, Sept. 25.

The next boxing show in Indian
apolis will be staged Monday, Sept
%, under the auspices Of the Veteran
Of Foreign Wars Tomlinson Hall
will be the scene Of action.
Alex Novecky Of Cincinnati the
hard-hitting lightweight, has been
matched with Jud Miller Of Wheeling,
W. Virginia for one Of the ten-round
bouts planned. Other ten-round bouts
will bring together Jimmy Finley,
Louisville, and Al White, Cincinnati,
and Tony Ross, Pittsburgh, and Billy
Douglass Of New York.
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The latest star Of the Simon Pure"
ranks to turn professional is Charley
Mckenna of New York, national.
State and metropolitan heavyweight
champion.
McKenna has signed a five-year con-
tract to work under the management
of Ike Dorgan and in his amateur
starts has made so profound an i'm
preston that experts declare him TO
be excellent material for stardom in
the professional pugilistic world.
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another pennant.
This makes the
fourth for Jack
Dunn and his
classy bunch of
ball players.
The winning of
a double header
Thursday makes
sure the flag.
The class Of
playing on the
Baltimore team
is on par with
much of the stuff
displayed in the
mo ior- loo errraG
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TTLDEN AND PATTERSON
FIGHT FOR WORLD NET
TITLE IN BIG TOURNEY
and Richards Play TO Right Meet Winner of Fea
ture Match in Final Round at German
town Saturday.
town Saturday.
By HENRY FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

< GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB PHILADELPHIA, Sept.
15Amercas 'bg three the big one' from Australia
this afternoon the last battle for the worlds
tennis championship. -..
The last of the imposing array of foreign talent Gerald
Patterson British champion and the captain of the Australian
Davis cup team remains the running with the three ranking
American players and the of the United States team
William Tiden William NJ Johnston and young Winnie Rich
ards.
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The Southeastern Athlete club has organ
lied a football team for the coming season
and will play in the ninety five pound class.
Games with city and out-nf-town teams ara
desired for Sept % and following dates.
Write George Winkley. 24O7 Bethel Ave In
diauapolis.
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ORGANIZE TEAM
HoOsier Square and Compass Club
VIII Have Basket ball Squad.

The Hoosier Square and Compass
basketball team has organized for
the year and will put strong team
in the field.
The squad will start practice Oct
1 and want games in or out of town
Members Of the team are: Harry
Cain, Lyle Bryant, AL Rosensteel,
Marty Frankfort. Tubby Stevens,
Lowell Sparks, Cliff Clampitt ard Roy
Hartz.
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Here and There
In Sportl
By Dick Anderson

Nut East the Baltimore Orioles in
the International League have
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1t IS far ahead Of anything in the In
ternationaL So much so that the
other clubs demanded that Dunn clean
out his crew.
Jack agreed to this and has offered
some of the choice stars for sale
Dunn knows how to make a ball
player