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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-10

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

ulehciv ii -hlubok5m povzde-
hem. Petr Rouvenat 8 kytici
v ruce odch&zel Do obydlf Mel
ierova. Bee odkladu kr&Sel
po schodech do prvniho patra,
kde5 zaklepal zlehka ma dve
re loznjce Blantiny.
Hned m to otevfely Sc dve-
fe, q v mich Sc objeyila km0-
hinka Rouyenatova v bilem
rannim obleku. Bylat' praye
s ldzka syeho povstala.
!. Spatfivi kytici v rukou
Rouvenatoyyrh, relikou n
dost jeyila. Myshlat'. ze j
start kmOtr jeji s&m ony .kve
tiny natrhal.
(Rokrafov6nd.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
PR0KLETA.
Roman Emilia RichDbon1oa
YolnS pfeioxil Frant. Lad. cfzsk.

re Sve dymky.
Mardoche sc ulekl. q cht&!
re divorce odejih. Ale Rouve
nat -ho jiz spatfil.
Start zebr6k tedy pfikro-
civ k n6mu pravil: "Odpust'-
te pane, pfinaAim sem tuto
kytici."
"Tak?'' pravil Rouvenat.
"A pro ikoho jste tu kytici
prinesl?"
'.Prinesl .jsem il zdejsi slec-
me. kter& prt kvetiny velice
miluje," odNece <Mardoche.
"Zajiste, ze jste omen sta
fec", df Rouvenat. dale, Is
kterym se nase sletna Bianka
setkala vGera ma bfehu feky
Sableusy, neni-i pravda?"
"Ano, ten jsem."
"Blanka mi o vas veera po-
yidala," vece Rouvenat., vi
lbudou zajist< kvetiny, .jez
jste pro nj prinesl, velice tesi
I'll, mebot' ma kvktiny velice
rada. Ale posud jeste nevsta'
la. Chcete-li zde vSak nfja'
kou chvfli poseckati, budete
il moci kytici svou odevzdat
SAM"
Toho neni zapotrebi, de
kuji," namitai starry zebr&k
Ale tekati nemohu. Snad by
ste, pane, mohl byti sam tai
laskav a odevzdati il tuto k,
tici, jen il feknete, ze il pfi
nesl starry Mardoche! A neni
liz .pravda, Re mi dovolite, a
bych n4kdy Ease smell do va
seho divorce prijiti?" .s-s.....
"Tot' sc vi, dedousku, Z,
vam to dovolim," odvece Rol
venat, "jen 81 sem pfijd'te
kdykoli sc vam bude chtiti.
4 "Dovolte, pane, mluvil ze
brak dale, "nemylim-li sc
jste snad pan kmotr slecn.
Blanky?"
proc Sc plate? Ci van
snad siecna Blanka O mne v,
pravovala?"
II "Ano, vypravovala mi
was, ze jste nejhodnejsi mu.
Ina svete," odpovedel star
; zebrak. "Ruku libam, ma slrf
danou!"
II Po tech slcyech starry Mar
doche rychle ze divorce odch
lzel.
4 ''Bohu diky, on mne nepe
4 jznal!" promluvil sam k sobl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
HOUSLE.'

prod<v&, kupuje . vyznssnuje,
nn5ele xpravuje q ton zlepSuje
FRANK UZEK
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODAJl Sc move domy . eti
pokojich, dobfe stavene . mo-
derne zafizene, cast hotove. .
statni ma mensi splatky, po Dx1-
pede se xymeni "A stArsi malt
|dcmek. ktery potfsbuje sbra-
VI, aneb til pkijmu lot . NJ
co hotove jako splatku. NajE-
|zaji sc v Corlett. bize ksstsis
|sv. :Rediny.i ISz Syam ped6m
|rozpofty, ns jakouleo-i sfEsbu
neb opravu. Uspokojili jsme
mpoho jinych. ;dnufam .uspolO-
| jitf i vas. Haste sc U jos.
|HOLATA, stayitele,' v.c. $3.50
|Washinetaei Park Ri1d. TIL.
Broadway. 2628 =. - Unidn
o29 3. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

Ice. - I'm ml arcl vzal QODIO-
!tivou ubohou mou manzelku,
ale "a to me obdafil dltetem
ktere po .nebozce rmatce zd-
stalo a jeste zije. IA budu ny
nj moci dfte sye tfeba kazdo-
denne vidati, aniz by mi mo-.
hi y tom nekdo :braniti; take
| il smim, tfebat' o tom nemela
ami zdani, a cele duSe pomilo-
vati. A jakmile poprye pfij-
du do divorce q reknu k nj:
"Vidite, slecno Blanko, Wy
jste pfinesla staremu Mardo-
tchoyi st9sti," y8ru De nebudou
lslova tato III"
.Po teto dlouhe samomluve
sahl do kapsy vytahl odtud
uzlik, velmi peclive svazany.
Rozvazal pozorne uzlik ten
Il
a objevilo se v mem nekolik
zlatych pen6z.",
Pc. te .jal Sc svij majetek
pocitati, Jmeni jeho obnase-
10 osm dvacetifranku.
'Abych tyto penize, KITE
re mne pfi propustani z vezeni
meho ma svobodu, ma cestu
dali, nemusel utraceti, zivil
ljsem se spo celou cestu az sem
Izebrotou," mluvil sam k sobe
dale. "Chtel jsem je schovat
pro svou zenu Madlenku. Ny
nj ale mann prava, penez pro
sebe pouziti. - Uposlechnu
tedy rady hostinskeho Ci-
vry a koupim 81 move strevl-
ce a move kahoty. Nebot' rad
bych vypadal ponekud slusne
AZ pljdu sve drahe dite ma
vstiviti."
i Ma to starostlive opet u
kryl sve penize a jelikoz sc
jiz noe schylovala, tn snesl
81 ma hromadu listi a udela
81 z neho k spani ldzko, ns
nez 81 pax ulehl a brzo po
jal jej spanek V naruc svou
Druheho dne z rama, kdy;
slunce vychazelo, sedel star,
Mardoche ma vysoke skalisk,
pohlizeje odtud dolu do ddo
Ii, kterym ricka Sabeusa pro
/ teka, a ktere bylo cele husoi
ranni mlhou zahaleno.
" pravo dole rozkladala 81
vesnice Civry, v levo Ere
micourt, a zrovna pred min
vypinaly Sc do vySe stihle to
varni kominy.
"Ano, zde jest to rozkos
ne misteckO," promluvil k SC
be Septem, "zde zIstanu pro
zatim a budu zde bydleti. :
Kazdodenne sc noyy den pr
budi, vstanu &c sv6ho loze
budu Sc odtud divati ma stf
chu onoho dcmu, pod ktero
ma rozmila Blanka v libel
howl 81 spanku. Jeskyne
blizkych skalinach bude cd
dneska mym obydlim. V ton
to bude starry zebrak Ma,
doche svym vlastnim dom,
elm panem," mluvil sam k s.
be dale. "A tax budu mi
mnohem lepsi dtulek ma no
nez kdybych musil nOcOva
nekde We, staji nebo We ST
DOLE"
Kdyz Sc byl starry Mardocl
takto o sve budouci obyG
postaral, vratil sc Ease do
sa, kde natrhal lesnlch XIV
tin, svazal z Mich kytici, kt
rou Obalil yelkymi, zelenyl
listy; kytici tn svazal tenk'
lodyhou mesa il v ruce ST
pal dold do iidoli.
: "Blanka jest pry, jak jse
! siysel, velikou milovnici k,
! tin," pravil k sobe, "rano,
: jakmile Sc probudi, nalez
I tuto kytici We SVEN pokoj
I cekal ma blizku divorce,
I by potkal nejakeho celedi
{ neb devecku re divorce, a
5 Jim dalskytici pro srou q
1 hou Blanku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

s6o6 BR0ADWAYa z. IS. IN
mad Marslsan 1elkxrnou.
Mann stare mistrovskk n&stro-
je, struny . ve6kere potfeby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

- Y Sokole Cleveland, 4
Gsinpadu 1apxje hr. Y. Pro.
chkslea (Fasion), jsho slasti
zivota. : ProklaklJ den, kdy
n 1enu wal jsem d starou
b<bu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

VEIKA LACE. Proda sc velmi
lacino dunn u Broadway q W.
chOdni SIS. ul. Malo hotove pO-
staci. Haste Sc u Mr.. Vojtik,
53'6 Broadway. 11-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODA Sc stor, veln.i dohE9
mist0. Alaste Sc v dis. lO0Oz
Woodland Ave. Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODA Sc obchodnf lot ma
vychodni 131. ul. !. velmi LEVINE.
Tento lot sje. vslejiepsim pb-
chodniri miste. Haste Sc U J.
Snetany. 5317 Broadway. Tel.
Broadway 1910 Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
VELKA LACE ma zapadni

VELKA LACE ma zapadni
strane. Diva, dvourodinne do
my ma velmi p6knem obchod-
MIN lotu, 55xl32 ma Clark Ave
u Zapadni 25. ul., kde jest
mono lined postaviti jakykO-
iiy obched. Kazdy dim ma
10 pokoju, dive koupelny a dive
por6e. Cena $12.50O. $4,000
hotove. K doptani vlGis. S435
w. 25th ul., telefon Lincoln
6OO6. ll-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRIME Sc diyka do ovocnaf-
skeho obchodu CO prodavaeka
v move trznici ma Broadway,
rch Engel ave. Haste sc v
patek v obchode stanky c. Is
all, Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODA Sc dvourodinny diam
Y Mt. Pleasant, o 4 syetnicfeh
8 k0upelnou dole a naEofe, 2
fernesy, ulice dlazdena. jvyn
nj sc "a vetsi obchodni maN
TEX v kteremkoli okoli. Bl:z6l
sdeli Nejedlik . Mikes, resi-
tors, l1O15 Union Ave. Teje-
fon Broadway 1856. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODA Sc novy dunn, o 6i
pokojich, koupelna, tvrde po-
dlahy a finis. Dlazd3na uli-
ce. Cena $1,000, mensi cast
ka hotove a ostatni die u
jednani. Haste Sc v {. 4168
vych. 131 oil. 1I-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dtm
o 6ti pokojich, garaz a vse Ia
fizeno, da &c LEVINE. Lot je 40
pfi 12O str. Haste sc v els.
1915 Angelus Ave. proti Ko-
stelu sy. Rodiny v Mt. Plea
SAINT. I 11-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODA Sc dobfe jdouci Gu
krovinkovy obchod Ia lcynou
cenu, bude-i prodan tepto IT,
den. Haste &c v els. 52l4
Broadway, proti nemoenici az.
Alexe. Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE dunn o
6ti svetnicich. koupelna. pam
try, vSe moderne zafizeno. H1A-
ste sc els. 134O1 Bartlett Ar.
sOt 11-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

Pk1JMOU Sc uniovi zrucni
tesari; schopni tesafi obdrzi
$1.35 ma hodinu. Haste sc
ma praci v (. 134O1 Southview
Ave. aneb vecer v {. 3449 East
Boulevard. 11-2
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26
MANAGER BUSH|S
PREPARING EARLY
HUNT FOR TALENT
New Tribe Leader to Get in
Touch With Friends
Among Major Pilots.

After spending Christmas in a. cheer
full manner, Manager Ownie Bush of
the Indians got on the job at Wash
ington Park today and started plans
for putting out lines for new talent.
Bush will go over the present club
roster and decide on the spots that
need plugging. He already has col
lected a few pointers from owner
Smith and Jack Hendricks, the retir-
ing manager, and he knows just about
what is needed.
He's Well Connected
Bush made many friends during
his long service in the American
League and he vii get in touch with
several major managers and toss a
few hints that are expected to bring
him some aid in the way Of players.
Bush knows two young players he
would like to obtain and he intends
to hustle after them.
The new Tribe pilot signed es play
ing manager. but 1t is unlikely he
will be in action every day. He plans
to act as utility infelder, but to per-
form more than the average player as
signed to that role.
Friend of Major Prominents
Bush is a personal friend OF both
Manager Speaker of the Cleveland
Americans and Manager Higgins Of
the New York Yankees and It is pos
sible both clubs will try to give him
lift.
Four members of the indians are
playing winter ball in Cuba. They are
Pitchers Petty and Fftzsimmons,
Catcher Kruger and Outfielder
Brown.
The Tribe is almost certain to train
in Florida and the spring camp will
be announced shortly.
No 1924 contracts have been sent &c
members of the Tribe and this bust
ness Will come up for early consiGera-
ton. Owner Smith did not go home
for Christmas as he desired to remain
here and help Bush get started.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26
De PAUW FIVE At
CHICAGO friday:
OMARS-FRANKLIN
EuII Before Storm This Week
Then Season Is Off With
Bang,

A college basketball arnnistice has
been signed over the holidays. and
things are strangely quiet along the
IIoosier sector this week. but It is only
q lull before the storm.
Starting in January, the net battles
will be resumed with redoubled energy
and each week will see feature strug-
giles.
Two good contests are on the SEIZED
ule this week. however. De Paw will
endeavor to end the old year right by
a victory over Chicago at that city
with the Maroon five. Coach Ashmore
has his squad travelling at high speed
and the Big Ten team probably will
find the MethOdists hard to stop.
Here in this State the resurrected
Omars will tackle Franklin at that
town on Saturday night. Some OF
these times somebody may beat that
Franklin crew, II Vandivier. Cant and
the rest Of them fall down and break
their legs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26

Other games this week are the
Cathedral Alumni clash tonight. the
Manual-Alumni affair at the South
Side gyrn on Thursday night and Tech
nical-Richmond at the Y. NJ. c. A.
on Saturday. The Cathedral game is
at K. Of c. Hall at s p. m.
Tech-Shortridge, Jan.
Shortridge does not play until Jan.
4, when the north siders do battle
with Technical at Tomlinson Hall in
one of the local prep features Of the
net year.
It begins to look as though the
city teams are fairly evenly matched.
Manual is improving and Shortridge
IS showing more fight than usual.
Tech, which in preseason dope was
thought to be easily the best. may
find the going difficult against local
contemporaries. Cathedral Alumni
nave a hefty squad to use against the
Cathedral regulars tonight
Broad Ripple is somewhat crippled
for the game tonight. Smith, back
guard. is reported out Of the lineup
with charley horse" Carter. a sub
guard. also is out at present with in
juries.
Players of Experience
The two fives will be composed
largely of veteran players. Myers,
Stahl. Jackman and Parr are old
stand-bys at Ripple, while Hite, HEX
man, Rabe. Babcock, Gordon, Wehrel.
Chandler, Cliff and Hawkins have had
at least one years experience at Tech.
There will be a preliminary game
tonight between second teams from
the two schools, which will start at
o'clock
A big question is where to put the
crowd Of young fans that will be sure
to attend. Two hundred seats viii be
reserved on the north side for Broad
Ripple fans who arrive before 7:15.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26
COME TO GOTHAM,
SAYS TEX TO TOM
Plenty of Light HeavieS for
Gibbons to Tackle.

BIZ United AetCs
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Tom Glib
hons, who has emerged from q five
months silence to challenge Jack
Dempsey TO a return bout, has been
placed in Dempsey's ineligible list, but
can be accommodated with quite a
rush Of business in the light heavy
weight class If he cares to fight.
Tex Rickard holds that Gibbons
would be no very great drawing card
} with Dempsey because he proved at
Shelby that he was just a little bit
too light in poundage and punch to
hurt the champion, although he hit
him rather freely.
Gibbons is a light heavyweight and
there are plenty Of men for him to
fight" Richard said. But you can't
promote fights by mail and you can't
get people to pay money to see bout
fought over the telegraph wires. II
Gibbons won't come within 1000 miles
of New York how does he expect to
win any titles here7"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26
TRAGEDY TRAILS
CINCY u ELEVEN
Center Dies Of lnjurles-RivaI
Suffers Similar Fate.

By Times Special
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s.--James G.,
Nippert. center OF the 1928 Cincinnati
University football team and a gradu-
ate of Culver Military Academy. died
Tuesday at noon Of leg injury re-
ceived in the Miami. Cincinnati GRID
contest on Thanksgiving.
He was a second lieutenant IN the
World War. but It remained for the
sport struggle Of peace time to cause
his death. Members OF his team Of
fered their blood for a TRANSMISSION in
an effort to save his life, but while
the tests were being made Nippert
died. He was 23 years old and a mem.
Der Of the Sigma Alpha EpsiSn fra
ternity.
Nippert's last words were of the
game he loved. Five more yards TO
gain" he murmured.
Early in the season Price Mclean,
University of Kentucky football cen
ter. died Of injuries received in a game
with CINCINNATI.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26
HASKELL INDIANS WIN
SPECTACULAR GRID GAME
John Levi Stars I'm 0ne-POint Defeat
of OLYMPIC Eleven.
BIZ United Netos

BIZ United Nesos
Los ANGELES, Dec. 26.-The
Haskell Indians Of Lawrence, Kas..
defeated the Olympic Club Of San
Francisco, to 6, in the Christmas
day football game here.
Both scores were made in the first
quarter. The Haskell team crossed
the goal first. when Captain John
Levi advanced the bali with a long
forward pass to his brother, George,
and then received II for a plunge,
which carried him across. The goal
was made after touchdown.
The Olympic Club retaliated few
minutes later when King kicked
across the goal. and Nevers fell on
the ball Goal was missed.
Further scoring was prevented by
the impenetrable defenses Of both
teams. Time and again however. the
Indians carried the ball to within a
few yards of the Olympic line.
The passing of Nevers. of San
Francisco and Indian Lewis 50-yard
uunts were features Of a brilliant
contest. adjudged one Of the most
spectacular on the Coast this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26

- ACK fifteen years ago the New
! X York club OF the American
IL League had a pitcher by the
name OF Harry Abels, who could grab
a ball in his throwing hand and com
pletely envelop same.
Large hands are supposed to be a
decided asset to a pitcher since 1t
enables him to get a much better grip
on the ball. A majority Of the star
pitchers in the majors have big hands.
1t failed to work in Abels case, how
ever, as his stay in the majors was
Of short duration. He lacked control.
For years Horse" Haggerty. Of
New York. has been one Of the curl
osities Of basketball because Of the
way he can manipulate a basketball
A big pair OF hands makes it posi-
BILE for him to do all kinds OF peculiar
stunts with the ball
Now comes a rival for Haggerty in
the person Of college athlete.
Charles Bicking, a lanky freshman
at Wittenberg. In the picture Bick
limb is shown holding n basketball
at arms length. II you think it is
easy, borrow a basketball and try 1t.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26

Schwartz got draw out Of the Villa
battle and it is said he finished
stronger than the hard-hitting Pancho.
He has met many Of the prominent
bantams and doubtless Will give Bud
Taylor all the Terre Haute lad can
handle.
Local fans will be pleased to see the
two nationally known boxers in ac-
ton. Taylor is extremely popular
here and ring followers have been urg-
ing promoters to bring him back for
some time. 1t has been many months
since Bud has displayed his skill in a
local arena.
Matchmaker Harter plans other
bouts to fill out an evening Of rare
boxing entertainment for the fans. 1t
will be the first show of the new year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-26

TT2ARIS SPLINTER ATE HORSE
TAI MEAT AND WON A 1Oo-YARD
- DASH. NOW HE WILL
START EATING ELEPHANT CHOPS
AND GO IN FOR THE MARA
THON.
II the January white sales don't
develop an opponent for Harry Wills
he might as well pack up his gloves
and quit for good.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT FIRST
PRIZE IN THE NEW YORK EXHIBIT
WENT TO A LAvENDER-BLUE PERSIAN
CAT IS INCOMPLETE. IT FAILS TO
REVEAL WHAT THE JUDGES DRANK.
No matter how short they make the
new schedule, it threatens to be much
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Independent Basketball

The Red Crowns would like to arrange
game for Thursday night. Dec. % with a
team having access TO a gym. Call w. A.
Knuth. Irvington 4400 or Webster Alto
The Riley Juniors would Ike 10 book
games with teams in the 15-16-yoar old
class which have access 10 playing floors.
Call Belmont 1929 and ask for George
The St Anthony Y p. c. basketball team
will play the Christamore A G. Thursday
night at St Anthony Hall. The game will
be called az s 80 Both teams are from the
west side and considerable rivalry exists be
tween the two.
The ST. George FIVE '0ill neel the Dsnner
A c. tonight. For James with St George
call Drexel 1898 and ask tor ice. Good and
Reaves take notice
The\ Oowahs wan games IN tho 1917
year-olA class. Ca Drexel 6942 and ask
for Carl.
The Communals will rt@y the strong Hy-
Jinx team tonight az the communal Hall,
IT w. Morris St Tbs a-st game viii start
at 7:3O sharp. IT, curtain raiser viii be
OF unusual interest. the Pals Club vs. Boys
Club Cubs
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11Cker4 .

III DANLEY FEEBLE. basket
| referee, desires to call attention
to the correct spelling of his
name. FEEBLE, not Feeble or
Feasel, says Stanley.
Mothers and daughters viii play in a golf
tournament next summer II a re-
porter makes the error OF nistaking one of
the mothers for her daughter he wiz not be
asked to correct it.
Winning horse = Havana paid
S702.90 for 90 ticket This will
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Bowling Matches Wanted

BIZ Times SpeciG!
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ird., Dec. 26.
Frank Holland, captain of one of
the city bowling teams here. is anx-
ious to match his squad against some
of the Indianapolis fves and any
other State teams, The team average
is around 100. Address Frank Hol-
land. Ill E Franklin ST.. Crawfords-
vile. Ind.
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HARTFORD CITY METERS
SHOW GREAT STRENGTH
Athletics Down Button Phi Debts,
30 to 20-Wealth of Talent.
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Dec. 25.-
The Hartford City Athletics defeated
the Button Phi Debts here Tuesday
night in a fast game. The score was
% to 20. The half ended with the
count Is to 4 In favor of the Ath-
letics.
With Mendenhall Of De PAW. Crane
of Wabash, Guy Woods, teammate of
Fuzz Cannon during Anderson High
School days, and Lees Of Lapel, Ind,
Hartford has some talent hard to beat.
The Athletic management switched
players often, drawing from a wealth
of material OF former high school
players.
The Athletics are planning busy
net season and EXPECT to have fast
outfit.