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RENT R0OMs-UNFURNIsHED.

41S 4th NE.-Two rooms. kitchen. bath and
hack porch. entire second floor: h.-w.h., eiec.
light: $3.50. Phone Lin. Still. 23'
1908 ST S.W.-TNso and three room fats.
newly papered and painted; h.-w-h.; near
govt. depts. (Adults.) 23'
PARK VIEW 63s Lamont st.--Three nice,
clean, housekeeping rooms, porch; reasonable.
22s
ia f ST. N.W.-rwo unfurnished rooms,
| hk second floor: cJuple s22 23s
1903 NORTH CAPIToI---3 rooms and bath,
modern; no objection 10 children.
sol RANDOLPH ST. Petworth--3 rooms;
Ink Phone Adams 35S1-J,
9.e I7th ST rooms and private bath on
Ind floor. In k, $40.
1877 11th ST Nw-3 rooms. kitchenette en-
tire second floor: elect light 24s
SIC ST SW-Three rooms, BATH pleasant
location 2os
2oOs Q ST. inear Dupont CircleJ--T>xo rooms,
bath. SAG month 23s
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RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

80 COLUMBIA AVE. TAK0MA PARK
Clean, quiet room; garage. Columbia 5392-J.
20 NORTH SPRUCE ST, CLARENDON, VA.
Furnished room, electricity. h.-w.h.; ad-
joins bath; phone Clarendon 19-W-1; Il hour
to 9Th and +; use of kitchen IL desired; lady
anIV 93s
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SUBLET APRIL 1 10 OCTOBER l, TO DE
sirabie tenant. Groom. kitchenette and bath
apartment in new building. Most Of fp
nishings Dew and artistlcally arranged. May
he seen day evenings. $3.50 per month
References. Inquire resident manager, 162o
r. st w
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1923
NASH SPECIAL

EQUIPPED ROADSTER
Maroon finish. disc wheels, ex-
ira wheel, special headlights, ex-
tras too numerous to mention
Car must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Demonstration can be
arranged by calling Potomac
1913 and asking for Mr.. Rich
ards.
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Will. ASSIGN LEASE 10 PARTY BUYING
furniture in attractiyely furnished broom,
kitchen and bath apartment. Owner leaving
2223 before noon Sunday
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l ROOM, KITCHESETTE, RECEPTION HALL.
and bath; new furniture; new building; excel
rent service; terms reasonable. Call evenings,
I:3o TO $50 Sunday. to IL Am. 1920
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BACHELOR APARTMENT = TWO ROOMS,
bath. on 18th st; we'll furnished: garage
space Col 1022l. eoa
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tl31 9th ST. S.W-TWO LARGE ROOMS,
kitchenette. next to bath. second-noor front;
also one large room and kitchen, first floor
complete for housekeeping; clean; no chil-
dram
Evening star., 1924-03-22

CONSIDER
Your spring car now. Never in
the history of the Studebaker
business have such values been
offered to the public.
Lexington sedan ........ $3.50
Ford sedan %. $50
Maxwell sedan ......... $50
Hupmobile touring 800. $50
Ford touring ........... 225
Dodge touring ......... 200
Studebaker big six tour.
Qike new ........... 1850
Westcott touring ....... 500
Studebaker light 6 sedan
(new car guarantee :. 1850
Studebaker light e roads,. $50
Buick touring .......... 600
Lexington touring ...... 800
Studebaker light f tour. 900
Studebaker special E tour. 800
Studebaker spec. E sedan. LOO
Oakland coupe rs. ...... $50
Paige, 5-pass. coupe. 500
Moline-Knight touring :. $50
We arrange terms to meet
your approval.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STUDEBAKER.
USED CAR DEPT,
18th at r St. NV.
r Pot. 1851.
SOME REAL BARGAINS.
Hudson supersix touring ng.................$3 .$375
Buick light s touring, pass. ............ 275
Buick touring. 7-pass. ......... 800
Dodge touf1ngs. .Szfo anu >SU
Buick touring. little 4. equal to new. 500
Dodge Light delivery .....-......-....... Ioo
Ford r0adSter -........... W
Cleveland motor cycle. 1923; run very
An ems recooditioaed. Terms.
MANHATTAN GARAGE. 17O6 7ih ST. nv.
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$50 PER MONTH FOR UNHEATED 5-ROOM
fiat; no ba tn or gas: com. furnished incl piano
silver. linens. dishes, cooking utensils, etc; or
Maryland ave. W. near big park Apply 10
I4th St ". Roam 104 franklin osoi. o
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Luttrell
CHEVROLET
Sales Co.
Offers Only Good Used Cars.


For the Careful Investor
We have unusually fue selection o:
Character Cars.
Many OF them late models and sttrac-
lively priced. The following list 10
worthy OF more than a second thought:
Cadillac 81 phaeteu.
Buick touring.
Cadillac 80 phaeton
Jordon touring
harmon touring
Cadillac 80 touring
Cadillac 81 phaeton
Stutz touring
Cadillac 81 touring
Cadillac 81 coupe
Cadillac 81 sedan (5-psss-!
Apperson touring
Winton sport model
Holmes touring
Cadillac 80 coupe
Cadillac 80 sedan q 7-pass.b
Packard limousine
Oldsmoble eednn
Cadillac IS sedan f1-pa0)
Cadillac So limousine
Peerless coupe
Westcott touring
Peerless sedan G-p&ss.)
Convenient terms TO responsible buyers
THE WASHINGTON CADILLAC Co.
1iSS lI4O Conn. ave. FIR. 5000, 390i. 500.
Omen evening"
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I1I5 EUCLID ST.-FURNIsHED, ONE BED
room. room. dining room. kitchen and bath. Adams
l73.
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1910 X N.w.-TWO LARGE, sECOND-PIOoR
rooms and porch, completely furnished for
housekeeping; running water; near depts $40.
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THREE-R0OM AND BATH APARTMENT,
attractively furnshed. Cool in summer: Lh.k.
optional Apply No. IS, the Marlborough 9lT
18th st. NV. May he seen all day Sunday
and Monday afternoon. 3s
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Guaranteed Used Cars.
PRICES LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE.
KIssEL SPORT ROADSTER, NEW PAINT
AND TIRES, $500
HAYNES 4-PAsS. SPORT. 5000.
CADILLAC AND LOCOM0BILE LIMOU-
SINES. $500 DOWN.
TWO PACKARD ToURINGs, SPLENDID
TIRES. 1850
FORD RACERS. 800
BUICK. NEW PAINT, $500.
LEXINGTON, NEW PAINT. 5000.
Craddock Motors, Inc,
oaon PENN AVE
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1900 LOSGFELLOW NW-COMPLETKI,Y
furnished apartment, 3 rooms, kitchen and
bath: all outside rooms. Adams 697
1915 KENNEDY ST. N.W-TWO OR THREE
neatly furnished Ink. rooms, with inelosed
sleeping and breakfast porch; ami; phone
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1850 MONROE ST. N.w.-Two LARGE
rooms and private bath: splendidly furHished
and fully equipped for housekeeping. $50 per
month. including el It's, h.-w.h. and gas for
cnnking. Adams 3974 23e
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20 SoRTH SPRUCE ST. CLARENDON, Va
rooms. kitchen and bath End floor: cleo
CIarendoS iaIW.1 o shi,dgan 9nasr hIIe y"
Z hr TO 9th and r Ss5 2as
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233l QUE ST. N.W.-APT, KfTCHENETTF.
dining alcoYe, living rm. Murphy bed, b.: rent
reasonable TO party buying fur. and equip com
piete for h.k.: sacrifice. SS5. Apt. i04 23s
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IRooUOIs, 141O NJ, THOMAS CTRCLE-CoH
pietely fur. fve-room front apf piano; Per
sian rugs: immed poss See elevator how aas
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vate bath: $50 Adults. Apply Nelson's
pharmacy. No. 1 st. ne. Phone North 3o16.
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s18 EYE ST. N.w.-3-ROOM H0UsRKEEP.
ing apts., 1st and End floors; back porch
electricity; $50: other rooms: adults 2ss
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BUICK 5-PASS. TOURING
STONELEIGH GARAGE,
1907 L ST. NV. 23*

w II Y r | d E
IN. A CROWDED STREET
CAR when you can purchase
good used car from us and go
where you please in real COM
fort?
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FOR SALE-AUT0MCBILES
C0ntiAued-
If you want to aquire a good
used car at the right price, now
is the time and here is the place.
Liberal Terms.
NO FINANCE CHARGES.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
REQ PASSENGER CARS
SPEED WAGONS.
1909 14th St. NV.
Main AIS.
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS

1923 Dodge Brothers
Business Coupe. ..". $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers
Sedan, repainted. $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers
3-pass.. Coupe. $500
1923 Dodge Brothers Tour
ing, practically new. 500
1923 Dodge Brothers Tour
ing, splendid condi-
1921 Dodge Brothers Coupe.
repainted .S57S
1922 Dodge Brothers Tour
ing, excellent cond. $500
1920 Dodge Brothers Sedan,
repainted $500
1922 Hupmobile Touring,
repainted ........ $3.50
On any of above cars we will
accept your old car in trade.
ALSO
1921 Ford Sedan. .S275
1921 Dodge Coupe. .S575
1913 Dodge Sedan, Al con-
dition 49,. $3.50
1918 Dodge Touring,
Al condition. $3.50
1920 Dodge Touring,
AL condition. $500
1921 Dodge Touring
Al condition. $3.50
"EVERY CAR
WORTH THE MONEY"
SEMMES MOTOR CO..
-612G ST N w Main $50
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1411 y. 2nd-FLOOR FRONT. SOUTHERN EX-
posure; 3 rooms, kitchenette. bath: summer
rates FIR 7lS7 Ts
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Ala Ii ST. Ma BEAUTIFUL TWO OF
three room apartment, elegantly and com
pletely furnished for housekeeping: very res-
son bic. Line. 3On5
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EXCELLENT VALUES
AT LITTLE COST

EXCELLENT VALUES
AT LITTLE COST
Are always to be found in Our
Used Car Department. A care
full inspection of our stock will
inform you accurately just what
values you should expect to OBJ
tain for the money you invest in
a used car.
Buick 1923 6-cyl. 5-pass. touring.
Buick 1922 6-cyl. 5-pass. touring.
Buick 1913 6-cyl. 5-pass. touring.
Franklin 1920 4-pass. roadster.
Franklin 1921 5-pass. sedan.
Buick 1922 4pass. 6-cyl. coupe.
Dodge 1923 touring. .
Nash 1923 sport touring.
Jordan 1923 4pass. touring.
Studebaker 1921 Special Six
Touring.
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
Franklin 1850.
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6lS u st. NV. Main O66O.
Open Eve. and Sun. NJ. 2O9l.
MARMONS.
We have some splendid used
Marmons in all body types, cars
rebuilt. Prices are exceptionally
low.
Also other makes of cars at
low prices.
MARMON AGENCY,
1909 NJ St. NV. Main 77o8.
B-A-R-R-Y-P-A-T-E
MOTOR CO.,
2535 Sherman Ave. NV.
Col. 1905.
1873 SUPERIOR sEDANs. $3.50 Up
1923 SUPERIOR ToURINGs ... 1925 UP
lS2l 4eO TOERlSGS- .-------.-..-. SSo "
490 TOCRINGS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 Up
1922 FORD TOURING. $3.50
1921 FORD TOURING. .$l4O
1921 FORD ROADSTER. $3.50
1921 FORD COUPE. S265
Several Other Fords Cheap.
wILLYs-KNIGHT TOURING. G.......-.-...s $3.50
1922 DURANT T0URING.....- 1875
See Mr.. Shockey.
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FOR HIRE-AUT0MOBILEs

AERO TAXI Co.-Private- appearing cars for
all Occasions, 81 per hour. Lessons in driving
by expert White trade only. Lincoln 50.
REDUCED RATEs-s225 per hour. New
heated sedan, carefully driven by owner;
sight seeing. weddings. touring Adams 900.
DRIVE 1T YOURSELF.
a ALL MAKES OF CARS
BY THE
NILE, HOUR, DAY. WEEK.
Phope Main 4s6. Rates upon request.
DAILEY'S GARAGE.
1115 18th ST. NORTHWEST
SAUNDERS SYSTEM.
Operating in 40 Cities
FOR BUSINESS-FOR PLEASURE
RENT 4 NEW FORD.
DRIVE 1T YOURSELF
Four door sedans. Coupes. Tourings Roadsters.
Pay by the Mile.
No Minimum Qua ntee of Miles or Hours.
Only $40 Deposit.
Ask about our Commercial rate" Long
trip rate" Fleet rate"
1t is possible to have the use of a car for
an entire day at a cost OF less than JOc.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM WASHINGTON CO.,
1906 d St. NV. Franklin 4O52.
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18Th AND R-SICEIY FURNISHED OFT
side apartment: living room. bedroom. glassed-
in sleeping porch, kitchenette. North 1000.
A \
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1854 COLUMBIA ROAD. APT Al OUTyIDY
rooms. bath, well furnished, except linen and
SILVER; bedrooms; available April l. SS5
month: lease. oss
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

343s MT. PLEAsANT-0wner. frequently
alone desires lady In md -fOor front room,
next bath; ami; share living room. kitchen,
laundry. Call after pm. Col. 1Ss2-W.
4729 18th ST.--Large, attractive room, de-
tached home. Sauls Addition. between De
eatur and Crittenden SITS. private family; ref
erencet
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i32 so. KENTUCKY, CENTRAL. NEW
bldg. 2nd floor front: ocean view: furnished;
4 rooms, bath, Lenten or summer. Mrs-
B-1.- 13s
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LEASE TO ADULTS WITH REFERENCE
Lsrt OF large house or suite of rooms; three
grounds; beautifully furnished; spacious
Porches; every modern convenience; four
pnones; garage space; wonderful home for
summer; two in family; country place In
town Address Box 209-T, Star ONCE 22s
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DOUBLES MATCH
FOR CITY TENNIS
TITLE At l. 7. A.
Mckay Meet
SagaIoWsky Kurzrock
in Finals,

The postponed doubles match for
the city tennis title was to be held
this afternoon at 4 on the courts Of
the indianapolis Tennis Association,
Oriental and St, Clair SITS, when
Hennessey-McKay met Sagalowsky-
Kurzrock.
The match was originally SEIZED.
uled for last Sunday, but was forced
to be postponed because of rain sand
darkness after one set had been
played. Hennessey-McKay won the
opening set, GA, after a battle.
There is not much doubt but that
Hennessey is the king of tennis in
this city, but there is some doubt
whether he and Mckay can annex
the doubles title. Sag and Kurz-
rock form a good combination and
have made a good record in collegi-
ate circles.
The match was expected to be hard
fought with dope pointing hesitating-
ly to another Hennessey victory,
aided and abetted by the veteran,
Jack Mckay.
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HORSES
HOLD STAGE IN
LATON|A DERBY
Mad Play and BracadaIe,
Eastern Stars, Withdrawn
BLACK Gold Pops Up,
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
LATONIA, Ky, June 26.-The
Rancocas Stable will not be repre-
sented in The Latonia Derby on Sat
urday, hich means that the race
will be almost entirely between
western horses. Ii was hoped Mad
Play and Bracadale of the Rancocas
string would participate. H. P.
Whitney's Klondyke, Bud Fishers
Mr.. Mutt and J.. E. Madden's Polo
Grounds are the East's representa-
tives.
Winn's Opinion
Matt j. Vim. general manager Of
the Kentucky track, predicted that
d Ut fifteen thoroughbreds would
go TO the post Saturday and that the
race would be an open one.
Both Bracadale and Mad Play
were soundly beaten Tuesday in the
Carleton stakes at Aqueduct and
Sam Fi'dreth doubtless thought the
pair lid not have much chance at
Latonia.
The West seems to have the best
S-year-olds this year and the race be
tween such horses as Modest, Beau
Butler, Chilhowee. Black Gold and
others should be a real one. Alta
wood is reported as ailing and may
not go to to post.
Black Gold Improves
Black Gold. according to close OBJ
servers, has picked up considerably
since his poor race Of last Monday
and is displaying his customary pep
in workouts.
The entry list contains seventeen
names at present, as follows: Black
Gold, Modest. Chilhowee, Beau But
Ter. Battling Revenue Agent. sun
spero. Altawood, Lord Martin. Bour-
bon Boy. King CORN II. Polo
Grounds, Giblor. Mr.. Mutt. Klon-
dyke. Thorndale and Dazzler.
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driving of her opponent. Eighty-six
is the best cor that a woman has
ever made on the Highland course.
An Easy Contest
Mrs. Stevenson defeated Mrs. D.
). Menasco OF this city in rather
easy fashion. : up and 6. Mrs
Walter East had a struggle to put
out Mrs. Kreus Of TT. Wayne whom
she defeated, 2 up. Mrs. Gibbs put
out another Indianapolis resident.
Mrs. L. NJ. Wainwright. 3 up and .
to play.
The complete scores for Wcdres-
day. including the consolation flights.
were as follows:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Miss Hills Drayer. FIT. Wayne. defeated
Miss Naomi Hull. Kendallville. : up AMI .
Mrs. 3 c. Stevenson. Indianapolis de.
feated Mrs. D. 5. Menasco. Indianapolis. z
Mrs Walter East. South Bend. defeated
Mrs. kraUs, Fl Wayne, , up and /.
Mrs c. C Gibbs. Indianapolis. defeated
and >
SECOND FLIGHT
Miss Lennie sharp. Indianapolis. de.
5eated Mrs Romney Wilson. Indianapolis.
Mss Elizabeth Dunn defeated Mrs The
oCore Stein Indianapolis. . up and /.
THIRD FLIGHT
Mrs. W. II. DidCel. Indianapolis. de-
teGted Mrs Ralph Young. Indianapolis. ! up
in nineteen holes.
Mrs 2. Sullivan Indianapolis. de.
ieated Mrs. Frank Kissell. Indianapolis. 3
up and ,
FOURTH FLIGHT
Mrs. n. II. Bennett. indianapolis. de.
teated Mrs. Gage Hoag. indianapolis > w
Miss Josephine OBrien. indianapolis.
defeated Miss Margaret Mccullough. In
~04ahapols, Z up and D
FIRST FLIGHT OF CONSOLATION
MATCHES
Miss Mary Dorham. Frankfort. won Dy
default over Miss Elizabeth Rawles Ind
Mrs A. A McClamrock. Frankfort. de.
teated Mrs H L Cooper, South Bend. 4
Mrs. Robert Tinsley Charlottesville. de
feated Mrs G Blackfort. Crawfordsville. p
Mrs. c. A. Jaqua. indianapolis. won BY
default over Mrs. J.. L. Gavin. Indianapolis
SECOND FLIGHT. CONSOLATION
Mrs. William Barrere Jr. indianapolis.
defeated Mrs. Frank Carroll. Indianapolis
Mrs. Hess. Indianapolis. defeated Mrs
George Briggs. Indianapolis. l up.
THIRD FLIGHT. CONSOLATION
Mrs. Hal Holmes. Indianapolis. defeated
Miss Brush. Indianapolis. , up and 1.
Mrs. II. o. Burgess. Charlottesville de
teated Miss Elizabeth Pauvre Indianapolis.
3 up an ..
FOURTH FLIGHT. CONSOLATION
Mrs. J. r Ned. South Bend. defeated
Mrs. T. a Bel. indianapolis. . up and 3.
Mrs. Frank Shambleau. South Bend. de-
feated Miss Bernadine McShane. IndIauapo.
lis. > W and f..
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4WO-D2Se nlLS-ROWe. Rs
Sanders, Cross. Three-base hi
bsses-Grihin. Pickett. Wood.
Struck out-By Baldwin ,. H
: plays-White. Clarke. Pickett.
pires-Ferguson and Holbert.
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Mrs. Stevenson was to meet Miss
Hills Drayer of Ft. Wayne, who
BY her steady and at times. brilliant
play, has become the favorite to cop
the State title. Mrs. Gibbs was to
meet Mrs. Walter East Of South
Bend in the other semi-fnaI match.
Other Matches
The different flights and consola-
ton matches also were on the card
Cor today and Friday.
Wednesdays play was featured by
Miss prayers medal score Of Sc
against Miss Hull of KendaIlville
who was eliminated 4 up and 2 to
play. Miss Huh fought hard against
the great shooting of Miss Drawer.
but could % cope with the long
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-26
MICHIGAN LOSES
BACKFIELD COACH
Sturzenegger Goes to u, of
Southern California,
BIZ NEA Serrice

BIZ NE4 SerrtCe
ANN ARBOR. Mich. June %
Coach A. j.. S-turzenegger has been
lost to the University of Michigan
football squad. "Sturzy' has ac-
copied a similar position at the
University Of Southern California.
His passing al the Wolverine institU-
ton comes with regret to followers
Of the Maize and Blue eleven.
S-turzenegger as tutor of the ends
and backfeld candidates has devel-
sped some of the best grinders the
Wolverines have had in years.
: Sturzenegger, since his Michigan
regime, also had the exacting role
Of scout. He took in practically al
the big games where one of the
teams was a coming Maize and Blue
opponent. He is rated as one of the
best scouts in the country.
Sturzenegger is in the banking
business in Los Angeles.
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independent Baseball

The Ideal Furnace team is without a
wanting a game should write William
Burk. 1912 Reisner St. or call Belmont
0442. There VIII be a meeting Friday
night at the usual place.
The Rural Red Sox will play at Green
field Sunday. There Vii be practice to-
night at Brookside. Al players expecting
to play Sunday report for practice. The
SoX want games for July and August with
State clubs. Write W. c. Pake. 41O9 Z.
Michigan St, or call Irvington 2740.
The Emmaus A. c. viii practice at Gar
field Park. diamond No. ,. Friday evening
at $50 Meinzen EickmaR. Rain.
Brandt brothers. Roempke and Cruise
brothers be there.
The indianapolis Favorites viii play at
HokOmO Sunday. All players are re-
quested to be at the meeting Friday night.
For games, write George Raw. 704 w.
wen y-Flfth St, or call Kenwocd 1878.
The Tuxedo Strollers will play the Mis-
fits Sunday at Ellenberger Park. II &c o..
m. Games are wanted with teams in the
17-year-Old class. Address Tom Dobson.
81 S. Bradley St, or call IrvIugt5n 1857.
The Riverside A. A. baseball team will
play the 7. VI. s. Sunday at Riverside
Park No. /. A large crowd is expected 10
be on hand as both teams are strong and
are playing in the Sunday Afternoon Asso-
citation. All Riverside players are re-
Quested 10 be at the diamond at 80
.. m.
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2, BALDWIN, Griffin. Shindle, Mlligan.
runs-Shindle. Pickett. Stolen
on balls-On Baldwin 8, Sanders 6.
-Mulvey. Wild pitch-Baldwin. Double
ned runs-Buffalo 3, Philadelphia 8. Um-
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Drayer, Gibbs in Finals

Miss Hills Drayer OF Fl. Wayne
went into the finals of the women's
State golf tourney today at High
land Golf and Country Club by de-
feating Mrs. 3. c. Stevenson of In
dianapoLs in a nip-and-tuck battle,
> up.
Mrs. c. c. Gibbs, Indianapolis. de-
feated Mrs. Walter East, South
Bend, two up. in the other semi
final match.
The title match will be the same
match play. 1t will start Friday at
8 a. n.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-26
WRESTLING TILT MONDAY
Carpenter and Matsuda to Stage
Scrap at Broadway.

Ray Carpenter, Ohio's leading con.
tender for wclterweight wrestling
honors/ has been signed to meet
Matty Matsuda, Of Japan. in the
main 20 Of a wrestling show to be
staged at the Broadway Theater
next Monday night.
1t will be the first appearance on
the mat OF Matsuda since defeating
Jack Reynolds, the Indiana Uni
versity graphing coach.
Carpenter is the man who gave
Jack such a tough match in a bout
here early this spring. He was dis
qualified for throwing Reynolds off
the stage after he had won a fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-26
CHAMPS BOX ON
MILKFUND CARD
Grebp Tunney and Young
StribIing in Big Show.

By Times Special
NEW YORK, June 26.-Harry
Greb, worlds champion in the mid
dleweight class. will risk his title to-
night in the Yankee stadium at the
milk fund show when he takes on
Ted Moore, English champ, III a If
~teen-round go.
On the same card Gene Tunn .y,
American light-heavy champ, VII
face Ermino Spalla, European
heavy. in a twelve-rounder.
K. 0. Loughran of Philadelphia
will meet Young Stribling in a six
round match. Loughran was substi-
tuted for Berlenbach, who has a
bum" eye.
Panama Joe Cans and Larry Est
ridge, negro middleweights. clash in
a t~welve-round bout.
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HendryX A~IarricS

Tim HendryX, San Francisco out
fielder, and Miss Shirley Lamphere
Of St. Paul were married recently in
Los Angeles. Tim met the young
woman when he was a member Of
he ST. Paul team Of the American
Association. She had been visiting
with an aunt in San Francisco since
early i'm the spring.
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CHAMP OUT OF MEET
30 Qualify in Public Links Golf
Tourney at Dayton.

81 7 IWFN NUtCIUI
DAYTON. Ohio. June 26.-Ma-ch
play in The national public links golf
tourney started today at the HIS
and Dales course here. Thirty.two
qualifel for the meet. Dick Walsh.
1923 champion. failed 20 qualify. His
score was 169 and it took a 1914 to
qualify. He has beer bothered BY
an infected hand.
Earl McAleer Of Washington. D.
c.. won low medalist honors with a
score Of $50 In the qualifying rounds.
Washington won the Harding cup
for team play with q score of $50.
New York was second with 643.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-26
Gibbons. Gets London Go

BB~Times Special
ST. PAUL, MINI. June 90
Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul light
heavyweight boxer, has received
word from his manager, Eddie Kane,
that he has been matched with Jack
Bloomfield in London on July 26.
The bout probably will be scheduled
for twenty rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-26
Coaci. EsareY Resigns

By Tim es Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 26.-
The high school here has lost its bas-
ketball coach. Ralph Esarey, who
has been %instructing the hoop squads
here, has resigned to become instruc-
tor in geology at Indiana University.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-26
WellbOrn at TT. Wayne

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, June 26.-L.
E. Wellborn of Butler College will
coach the South Side High School
football team next fall. He will as.
sist Head Coach Ward Gilbert in
physical education classwork during
the entire year.
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Yale Wins at Golf

By Tin cs Special
GREENWICH. Conn, June 26.-
Yale Won the Intercollegiate golf
tourney here with a team score of
1924. wh;cn represented the COM
bined total Of The four lowest Yale
players for 2 holes. Dartmouth
was second with 1899.