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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-13

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Out at Washington Park the
Louisiana State University smashed
its way to a victory over the Grim
son, 20 TO "A. 1t was the story of
greater driving power of the for
wards and a more inspired attack
The heavy southern liremen charged
flercely and the Indiana line
crumbled at crucial moments.
Coordination Lacking
The Hoosier State university
team seemed to have much iudi-
vidual brilliance, but there was a
lack Of coordination and smooth
ness in the attack which was fatal
TO I. U. hopes. It was a thrilling
contest to watch and the big crowd
saw a see-saw battle with rapidly
shifting scenes as the grid drama
was unfolded with first one team
holding the advantage and then the
other.
Indiana staged last gallant
effort and came within one yard OF
the Louisiana goal in the last few
seconds of play only to fail to go
over on the fourth down when there
seemed to be confusion in the back
field.
Marks Of Indiana got away for
some of the longest runs Of the
game and Zivich was a power on
defense and offense. Stew Butler
at center for I. L., made many
tackles. For Loupisiana, Carriere at
quarter, after his one disastrous
tumble which gave Indiana its first
touchdown, played beautiful game.
Butler TrOunced
Butler did not do very we'll against
Illinois. The team never got to-
eether except in last quarter
stand. in which a touchdown and
place kick by Griggs netted ten
points. Britton, Grange and Nc
Twain in the Sucker backfield
romped. Paul of Butler played a
great game and was the best end on
the field.
Purdue had an easy time with
Rose Poly, winning II to 8. The
Boilermaker backs crashed through
the Engineers for long gains.
Harmeson. former Manual high
school gridder. was hard to stop.
Franklin went to Peoria, ILL.,, and
lost to Bradley Tech in a close
struggle, 10 to Z. The Baptists scored
a touchdown in the first quarter,
but thereafter could not count.
Bradley made all It's points in the
third period.
De PAW found Hanover easier
than anticipated and won in handy
fashion, 81 to Z. Sturtridge was the
Tiger star. He got away for bril-
liant runs through the Hanover
team.
Notre Dame crashed through Wa
bash for a 81 to victory. The
Irish made twenty points in the final
quarter. The Scarlet put up a great
fight. Logan at center for Wabash
stopped many plays.
Valparaiso defeated Albion, IA to
and was only Hoosier clug to win
out-of-State opposition. Earlham
defeated Indiana Central College of
University Heights, 20 to 7. State
Normal of Terre Haute downed Cen
trail Normal of Danville, II to 2.
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There will be a meeting of league
teams at the city hall. Tuesday at
s p. m. Arrangements are to be
made to hold a final tournament at
Brookside Park next Sunday.
Ieffel Of the Bunites won the in
dividual championship with 1876
points. 5S4 ringers in 721a games.
Fletcher OF Citizens Gas was second
with 1,45S points, 507 ringers in So
games. Zaiser of the Merchants;
Brooks, Fairbanks Morse. and Wer-
ner. Bunites, finished in the order
named.
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Saturday Football Scores

Massachusetts, 80: Norwich. o.
New. York University. 9; Union. 8.
Northwestern, ~; Cincinnati, 0.
Oklahoma IA; Nebraska. 7.
Oberin, 10; Ohio University. z.
Oregon, 20; Pacific. O.
OREGON Aggies, M n!. g.
Ohio State. o. Iowa, o.
Penn State, 20: Gettysburg. o.
Pennsylvania military institute, 20: Al
bright o.
Pennsylvania. 25; Swarthmore, 7,
Pittsburgh. ID; West Virginia Z.
Rutgers .35, ST. Bonaventure z.
r. P. l.. 9; St. Lawrence. 4.
Rice 20; Southwestern. 8.
St Louis University. "a; Rolla (Mo)
Miners. IA.
Stanford. 7; Olympic Club. O.
Syracuse "a; william and Mary. z.
sDsngbsld college R 81 st J0hnS o.
Tennessee. %: Maryville. 10.
Tufts, 12 Bates, g.
Pennsylvania College. 81: Kentucky Yves
leyan, z.
Union University. 40; Bethel College. 8.
University of South Carolina, 10; North
University of North Carolina, 8;
Ursinus, 0; Delaware, o.
University of Virginia, 20: Randolph
Macon, 2.
V. NJ. l.. %: Roanoke College. o.
Villa Nova, z; Lebanon Valley. Z.
Williams. IA: Cornell 7.
Wilmington. 40: Ccdsrville. o.
Western Reserve, 81. Hiram. o.
Washington and Jefferson. 20; Grove
City. o:
Washington. 55 Whitman, o.
Wakeforest. 10; Washington and Lee, s.
Wittenberg IL Denison, z.
Yale. z: Georgia, g.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Newcastle, 10: Manual. 0.
Shortridge 8 Charlottesville, @.
Bicknell So; Petersburg. o.
Bloomfield %; Worthington, o.
Elkhart. "a Warsaw. 0.
Emerson (Gary). II; Central eft.
Wayne) 0.
Ft. Wayne, 10; Logansport, Z.
Garfield, 10; Sullivan, 8.
Goshen. 10: Wabash, 10.
Huntington, ST: Decator, o.
Kendallville. Is; Auburn, g.
Kokomo. 20: Peru. IS.
Laporte. %; Valparaiso, 0.
Marion. %; Jefferson (Lafayette). 20.
Muncie. 80: Hartford City, z.
Portland, 20 Richmond, @.
Rensselaer,. "a: Monticello, O.
Wiley (TerTe Hsatel. At; Oakland
nl). 9.
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University of Louisiana 20; Indiana IA.
Illinois. 40; Butler. 10.
Purdue, Al; Rose Poly. 3.
Notre Dame. "a Wabash. o.
De Pauw, 81; Hanover. 7.
Earlham, 20; Indiana Central, 8.
Valparaiso. IA; Albion, 3.
Bradley. Is; Franklin. Z.
State Normal (Terre Haute).' IT; Cen
trail Normal (Danvillel g.
OTHER GAMES
Alabama 81; Mississippi College. o.
Auburn O; Virginia Polytech, o.
Army. 20; University Of Detroit. o.
Akron. Z; Wooster. 8.
Ames 10: Kansas. 20.
Birmingham, g; Millsap. 0.
Bowdoin. g. Amherst. IA.
Bucknel. 50; Muhlenberg. o.
University of California. IS; Pomona. o.
University of Southern California 20;
Case, 19; otterbein, 8.
Connecticut Aggies. 3; Maine, 0.
Columbia 35 Wesleyan. o.
Colgate. Al: Clarkson, o.
Colby 10: Trinity, 3.
College of the City of New York. %;
Carnegie arnes-eHST Tech. "a: Toledo. o.
Creighton. "a; Des Moines. o.
Chicago. 10; Brown, z.
Colorado, 8 University of Utah, o.
Centenary. 10; Trinity. 7.
Culver Military Academy. 40; st.
'oi University iE5i' Of Dayton. 81; Davis FL
Dartmouth, IS: Vermont. o.
Dickinson. 20; Franklin and Marshall. z.
Drake 10: Knox. 10.
University of Denver z; University Of
Wyoming. O.
Georgia Tech. = Florida University. z.
Gozaga. IA: w. S. c.. IL.
Grinnell. "A Washington University. o.
Georgetown. 81; Kings College. z.
Harvard 16; Middlebury, 8.
Holy Cross. 16; Boston University. z.
Hamilton 80: Rochester, Is.
Haverford, 20: Steven, o..
Idaho. 40; Montana, ID.
Johns Hopkins. 81; st. Mary, o..
John Carroll University. 80: Canicius. 10.
Kenyon. 10: Muslxingum. O.
University of Kentucky, AZ; Georgetown
(Ky.) College.
Lafayette, 30 Hobart, 3.
Lehigh. O; Princeton. 0.
Maryland 50: Richmond. o.
Marquette. 81: Navy. 3.
Michigan, z: Michigan Aggie. O.
Minnesota. 20: HASKELL Indians. o.
Mt unaon, IS; Miami 6.
Montana State. Is; Brigham Young Uni
versity. o.
Marines. I3: Vanderbilt. Is.
Mercer %; Furman. 0.
Marshall. O.: Marietta. o.
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MAT CONFLICT TONIGHT

Ali Hassan, Turkish wrestler. was
here today for his finish match to-
night with Jack Reynolds at the
Broadway Theater. Reynolds also
arrived, having completed a week
Of hard training in Chicago which
he said had put him in the best pos
sible shape for a rough session.
The match will be held at the
finish Of the regular show at the
Broadway and will be for the two
best falls out of three.
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Paul Ffttery, veteran, held the
smuggling Orioles to four hits Sunday
and famed seven.
A large crowd turned out for the
Sunday conflict and was rewarded
with a thriller contest. Fittery
lost control slightly in the seventh
and Manager Allen rushed MarlIle
to the mound Markle struck out
four men and was found for only
one hit in his turn in the box.
St. Paul collected nine hits, Neun
and Dresser getting three each.
Groves and Ogden did the pitching
for the Orioles.
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Colored World Series

By Times Special
KANSAS CITY. No. Oct. Ia
The colored world series now stands
three victories for the Philadelphia
Hillsdales and two for the K. c..
Monarchs. The Monarchs won Sun
day, 6 to 5. Another game will be
played here Tuesday, after which
the clubs will go to Chicago for a
contest Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-13
BUN|TE PISTONS
ARE CHAMPIONS
Top City Horseshoe League
-LeffeI High individual,

The Indianapolis Horseshoe League
came to an end last week with
Bunite Piston Company team on the
top of the heap with a percentage
of .712. Fairbanks Morse nosed out
the Citizens Gas Company for sec
ond position in the standing The
final standing:
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Jimmie on Job
STATE CUE TOURNEY
Three Cushion Meet Opens at Cooler
Parlor Tonight.

Vogler of Indianapolis and Rock
hill Of Fl. Wayne meet at the Cooler
parlor tonight in the first match Of
the State open three-cushion billiard
tourney. Eleven GUESTS are en-
tered. Games also will be played
Wednesday and Friday this week.
The tourney winner. IL he is an
amateur, will be eligible to compete
in the national amateur meet next
spring. Long runs in the Hoosier
event viii be given official recogni-
ton by National association.
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Riley Tigers Win

The Riley Tigers defeated the
Hercules at Garfield Park Sunday, Z
to o. The Tiger touchdown went
over in the third quarter by the
air route. A forward pass made
the extra point. At no time during
the last half was the Tiger goal in
danger.
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|. A. c. Ring Show
AT CLUB GYM TONIGHT. 500

AT CLUB GYM TONIGHT. 500
Fast Black. Indianapolis. VS.. George
Smith. Indianapolis. six rounds 14o
pounds.
K. o. wilson Lafayette. VS.. Larry
Young. Bridgeport. six rounds. 147 pounds.
Marion Kepner. Indianapolis. vs.. Gene
Risk Brlghtwood. six rounds. 14o pounds.
Jimmy Sayers, Lafayette, VS.. Allan Wat
son. Indianapolis. eight rounds. 116
pounds.
Merle Alte. Indianapolis vs. Tommy
Ryan, Marion. eight rounds. 122 pounds.
Battle royal seven contestants.
q Referees-Bud Taylor. Frank Barry,
George Grammeu and Mike Mitchell.
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Lindsey in Exhibitions

Mort Lindsey. A. 3. G. all events
bowling champion, rolled eight ex-
hibition three-game matches at the
Central alleys Sunday and lost only
one match. Kramer won with a 500
score when Lindsey fell down to 572.
Lipdsey's highest total was 699.
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Cheer Leaders

By United Press
PRINCETON. n. J.. Oct. 10
Who said cheer leaders have
soft jobs? The Princeton III
gers had such a terrific time
Saturday trying to break a tie
with the Lehigh eleven that
the Princeton rooters and yen
generals worked overtime.
During the excitement and
at a time when a Tiger touch
down seemed near, one Of the
Princeton cheer leaders lost his
balance and dislocated one of
his arms.
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WANT EPINARD IN EAST
May Be Shipped 10 Lamel-Sara-
q zen's Great Victory.
: Times Special

FBV Times Special
LATONIA, KY. Oct. 13.-Epinard.
the French horse which finished sec
ond to Sarazen in the third inter
national special here Saturday. prob
ably vii! 1e shipped to the Laurel
course n Maryland on Wednesday.
The eastern track officials are en-
deavoring to stage a race next Sat
urday with Epinard as the attrac-
ton.
Sarazen, the victor, left Latonia
Sunday for Laurel. Mrs. Wander
bits gelding ran a great race Sat
urday. going the mile and a quarter
in 200 As. 1t was the fastest time
ever made on a Kentucky track. The
race was worth $55,50O to the win
ner.
It was said by race experts that
Epinard received the best ride Sat
urday he had been given in any of
the big specials by Jockey Haynes.
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Hoosier Central METERS

The Hoosier Central basketball
team, playing in II to 10 year-old
class, is under the mana cement of
Virgil Dunn. It is built around the
following players: Captain Sucker.
Stafford, Ellis, Isenthal, Osborn and
Browne. For games call Lincoln
1924 and ask for Carl. Out-of-town
teams write c. Sucker. 23S Dorman
ST
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South Grove Team Wins

The South Grove team of golfers
won over the Rea Park Golf Club
squad of Terre Haute Sunday on the
South Grove course in eighteen hole
\. individual match play. The score
E<was South Grove, 80; Terre Haute.
P13. A week ago Sunday Terre Haute
won at that city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-13
GIANTS AND WHITE SOX
New York Takes First Game OF
Winter Exhibition Tour.
BIZ Times Special

MONTREAL. Oct. I'm the
opening exhibitions of their winter
tour the New York Giants defeated
the Chicago White Sox here Sunday
before 5000 fans. IS to 5. Another
game was scheduled for today.
The teams soon will leave for
Europe. Scott for the Giants and
Lyons for the Sox were the pitchers
Sunday.
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Sunday State Scores

Y. P. C.s Qndianapolis), SO; Wa
bash A. AS, 0.
Ferndales Gndiapapolis), 81; La
fayette. IA.
Notre Dame Hall, 6; Kokomo
Legion. o.
Tuxedo Bulldogs Qndianapolis), IL;
Oaklandon, 6.
Jonesboro. 6; Hartford City. 6.
J. ]. C.s Qndianapolis). 10; Tuxedos
Qndianapolis), 0.
Linden. 10; Stockwell, 10.
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FAIRBANKS MORSE SHOW
Snappy Bouts Please Fans at Atf~
Ietfc Association Card.

The Fairbanks Morse Athletic AS
sociation's boxing show, held Satur-
day night at the company's recrea-
ton field, Twenty-First St. and
Northwestern Ave, was g. decided
success.
Results were as follows: Lewis
Grant ard A. Johnson went four
snappy rounds to a draw: Mike Skel-
ly outpointed Ted Arbuckle; Jimmie
Boaz defeated Fred Johnson; P.
IIennese and w. Lambert were
ebout even, and c. Sconce k.o'd. N.
Brooks. A. Simmons showed soma
clever boxing in an exhibition bout
with S. Warman.
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KOKOMO SEES THRILLER
Legion Team Loses Close Ono to
NOtre Dame Independents.
3n Tfmes Special

By Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct 13.-Before
the largest crowd that ever wit.
messed an independent football game
here, the Notre Dame Hall in-
dependent eleven drove through in
the final quarter of a game Sunday
for a 6-to-0 victory over the local
American Legion team. Five thou
sand fans witnessed the game.
In the fourth period, the collegs
boys opened up and carried the ball
to the six-yard line. Burk then
went over, but the drop kick try for
point was blocked.
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ILLINOIS AND CHICAGO
SHOW BIG IMPROVEMENT
Badgers Held Even Michigan Barely Wins and Iowa and
Ohio Tie-Notre Dame and Marquette Shine.

CHICAGO, Oct 13-Coaches Of the Big Ten today began
their last intensive week of drill before the opening of the Con-
proper Although Ohio State Iowa and Purdue
already have engaged Big Ten battles the other teams
will enter first Conference games Sat
urday.
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Wabash, and Marquette by her Fl
to triumph over the Navy, prom
ised to be outstanding throughout
the season. Notre Dame fights the
Army Saturday.
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State Grid Saturday

INDIANAPOLIS
Butler vs. Centenary at Irwin field.
INDIANA
Notre Dame Us. Army at New York.
Indiana VS. Chicago at Chicago.
Purdue VS.. Northwestern at Evanston.
Wabash VS. Hanover at Charlottesville.
De Paw VS.. Franklin at Greencsstle.
Rose Poly vs.. Evansville at Evansville.
Earlham vs.. Hanover at Richmond.
lie friday.
Muncie Normal VS.. Terre Haute Normal
. Terre Haute.
Indiana Central VS.. North Manchester al
orth Manchester.
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OUTOF-STATE ELEVENS
DEFEAT INDIANA TEAMS
Louisiana Downs |, u. at Washington Park Butler Is
Smothered at IIinos-N, D., Purdue Easy Winners,

Another Saturday with its triumphs and disappontments
the grdon has and with Indiana farng
badly against ouofSate opposition T. Butler and Frank
lin lost foreign eleven with Valparaiso the only
successfully uphold Hooser grid honor Other State outfits
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Tennis at Santiago

BIZ Unlted Press
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 13.-The
Argentine tennis team regained the
Mitre cup by defeating Chile in the
singles matches here Sunday.
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COLUMBUS NEXT;
FERNDALES TAKE
LAFAYETTE A. A.
Large Crowd Sees Local
Pro Eleven, Down
UpStaterS.

Out-passing, out-punting. and out
guessing their opponents, the fast
flying Ferndales downed the heavy
Lafayette A. A. team, 81 to IA, Sun
day at Pennsy Park in an interest
ing struggle before a large crowd.
Sparkling end runs. vicious line
thrusts and an aerial attack played
the major roles in the locals victory.
Lafayette succeeded in doing what
no other team this year has done
crossing the Ferndale goal line for
two scores.
Leslie Goes Good
Leslie, with a spectacular snag of
a pass, opened the scoring for the
FerndaIes. After a series Of stabs at
the heavy forward wall. Oglesby
went over for a tally on n delayed
cross buck. A Zig-Zag run Of twenty
yards through center sent Bennett
across with the third touchdown and
Adams went off tackle for the last
Ferndale score in the first half.
Endicott, behind perfect interior
ence. went across for the lone
marker Of the Lafayette team in the
first half.
Opening up the last half with a
strong aerial attack, the up-Staters
ended their scoring by sending Hen
nessey around end for touchdown.
Jimmie on Job
Zimmerman scooped up a blocked
Lafayette punt and dashed over
from the five-yard line for marker
and Seidensticker ended the scoring
by going over from the fifteen-yard
line on a trick formation.
Ferndales will tangle with the
strong Columbus Ohio Maroons
next Sunday at Pennsy Park.
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Independent Football

Bingo A, Cs defeated HummeI A. C.s,
Is to o. Sunday. The Bingos are being
coached by an ex-Georgie Tech grid player
The team is playing fast ball in the So
pound class. Games are desired. One
Elevens take notice. Cali Harrison
4975-W.
Christamores won from the Spades Sun
day, 10 to 2. 1t was a hard fought game
The winners desire game for next Sunday
in the 100-pound class Call Belmont
1175.
Christamore Cubs want a contest for
Sunday in the 50-pound class. Call Bel
mont 1175. Managers Of Pirates and
Fideltis are asked to call at once.
The One levens defeated the Western
Ramblers Sunday, Ia to 10. The victory
made it three straight for the One Elevens
who previously had beat the Bingoes and
Brookside Reserves.
The Fideltis football team would like to
hear from the College Cubs in regard to a
game for next Sunday. Call Drexel 6336W.
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The record Of the weekend. with
almost as many upsets as expected
results. leave most Western elevens
uncertain prospects. Several teams
however, stamped themselves def
nitely as Conference contenders.
By Chicago's upset defeat of
Brown to the count of 10 to Coach
Alonzo Stage is assured of a place in
the Big Ten race. Led by Harry
Thomas in the back field and Gowdy
at center, the Maroons showed an at
tack and defense that needs only a
little more coordination to make
them dangerous to any aggregation.
Illinois Improves
Illinois showed a vast improve
ment since the Nebraska game,
when she trounced Butler, 40 to 10.
Red Grange was in the fray only
sixteen minutes, but that was long
enough for Zuppke's star to put
over two touchdowns. Butler failed to
show her usual strength.
Led by the offense Of Ralph Baker,
triple-threat sophomore, Northwest
ern 6swned Cincinnati, 40 to 0.
Michigan had difficulty in win
ming from the Michigan Aggies, {
to 0. and will have to improve to
beat Illinois next Saturday.
Iowa and Ohio State practically
eliminated each other from consid-
Grafton as Conference championship
contenders when they went into a
scoreless tie. Both teams will give
lots Of trouble to other elevens,
however, Iowa plays Lawrence next
Saturday and Ohio meets Ohio Yves
leyan.
Wisconsin in Tie
The most disappointing showing
Of any Conference eleven Saturday
was the to tie of Wisconsin with
Coe College.
Minnesota had little difficulty in
winning from the Haskell Indians.
20 to 0. The Gophers and Badgers
will meet each other next Saturday.
Purdue met expectations in trounc-
ing Rose Poly by an overwhelming
score and will meet Northwestern,
Saturday.
Defeated by Louisiana, Indiana
will come to Chicago to fight the
Maroons. Saturday.
In Conference circles, Notre
Dame, by her "a to defeat ever
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and Orioles Wind Up-Uncertainty Marks Mid Western Grid
A. 4. CHAMPS ANNEX
TWO WEEKEND GAMES

Junior Series Stands Four Victories Each as Teams
Squared Off for Final Conflict Today,
Press
ST. PAUL Oct. 13-The ST. Paul American Association
Champs and Baltimore international League pennant winners
scheduled struggle this afternoon for the Junior world
series title.
ST Paul evened the standing by winning Saturday and Sun
day. making it four apiece and tie The Saints
Saturday to 2 and repeated Sunday. to 1.
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ANUS & Nj ENTS
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-04-18
JUDGES DEPARTURE
MARKED BY BANQUET
BY THREE COUNTIES

Billings. April "a banquet in
which lawyers Of three counties par
aaPated Saturday evening at the
Northern tea room marked the de-
Farure Of Judge Spencer from the
o,4- district bench to enter practice
O law IN Los Angeles. The banquet
VS. rendered by the Yellowstone
county bar and guests were lawyers
Big Horn and Carbon counties.
NE two principal addresses of the
evening were those of former Sena-
10y b. L. Myers, who fer the bar
esocatlon expressed the regret of
Is lawyers Of the district that Judge
spencer Is leaving the bench and
.slng HIM unbounded success and
s,sp7nty and the reply of Judge
SPENCER The closing feature of the
1t,-sloa was the presentation to
.g5 Spencer by Col. o. F. Goddard,
resident Of the bar association, who
@ided as POSTMASTER, of a travel
nose who spoke during the course
le evening. in addition to Senator
Ms T.5ls and Judge Spencer, were Oar
r-lloA Of Hardin, Judge Charles
--.loT Of Billings, former Congress-
W- naSmngton J. Mccormick OF
i so1a' Mrs. Emily Sloan of Rec
y and Hugh Carter of Helena
-slsms Of regret at their inabili.
y attend We're read from Judge
= Strong who is in Red Lodge
.npben i'9o DOuge ana Doi