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The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
LOTS OF ACTION
FOR STATE NET
TEAMS TONIGHT
Four Games on Schedule
Hoosier Squads Meet
foreign Rivals.

Five Indiana College net squads
swing into action tonight, when We
bash, Indiana and De Pauw meet
out-of-State teams and Franklin Col
lege champs take on Earlhan at
Franklin. Wabash meets Kentucky
at Charlottesville, /. U. plays Mercer
u. at Bloomington and De Pauw
clashes with Wisconsin on the lat
ter's floor
The WIsconsin-De Pauw battle
is the first for the Tigers on
their northern trip. Following the
game they will go to Milwaukee,
where they meet Marquette on
Wednesday.
With the exception Of Franklin all
of the teams are intact. "Griz"
Wagner probably win shift B. F1id-
die to floor guard to take the place
Of Ballard, who is out Of the line
up with an infected knee, received
In the Vanderbilt game. King proba-
bly, will play back guard
EarlhaIn Fast
Earlham has been travelling at a
fast rate, and with little luck, will
give the champions battle.
II the Notre Dame score is any
indication Of the outcome Of the Mer-
cer-Indiana game, the I. U. squad
should win over the visitors by a
topheavy score. Mercer has dropped
thres games on its northern inva-
sion, losing to Chicago, Northwest
ern and Notre Dame.
Wisconsin FaVorite
Wisconsin is the favorite over De
Pauw Coach Meanwen always
turns out real team and on its
own floor is hard to beat.
The Kentucky State squad will
meet the Little Giants in the second
game of their northern invasion
having lost to illinois Monday night
Wabash is the favorite to win.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

ambition particularly is to take
away from Joie Ray, the record Of
4:01 S-5 for 1900 meters; Ala S-5
for a mile and 1884 3-5 for 5000
meters.
Mile Race
In the mile race, scheduled to
start about $50, Nurmi will be op-
posed by Joie Ray. Jimmy Connolly,
Lloyd Hahn, Walter Higgins, Leo
Larivee and Leevendahl, smother
young Finn.
In the 5,00O-meters race, set for
1890, the outstanding rivals OF the
Finn will be Willie Ritola, Verne
Both, George Lermond. Fred Wach-
smuth and Gunnar Nilsson.
Fear that Nurmi may be attempt
ing too nuch in taking two races
within such short space of time is
not warranted by the performance
of the Finn in the Olympic games at
Paris last summer.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

pionships as a boy wonder and Is stIIl
winning them in his second childhood
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
VS.. KoKoMo
Visitors Strengthened for Return
Game Here Wednesday.

The H. A. C. basketball team will
play the Kokomo Phi-Delts Wednes-
day night at the Hoosier A. c. gym.
Meridian and Pratt SITS.
The Hoosiers defeated the Phi
Delts at Kokomo, but Manager
Willer OF the visitors has sent word
to the effect that he has strengthened
his lineup with the addition Of Ar
buckle, one of the fastest forwards
ever to perform with Kokomo high
school team.
Coach Meinhardt of the II. A. c.
intends starting practically the same
lineup that performed against De
Pauw last Saturday. The game will
start at p. m.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Fights and Fighters

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-Tomnly Glib
bons. st. Paul heavyweight. arrived here
e1ay toaay 1er ms ten-round scrap Friday night
CHICAGO-Harry Greb. heavyweight
champion went through his PAGES here in
preparation for ten-round ciash with
Bob Sage at Detroit Friday night.
BUFFALO-Charles Weinert Newark
heavyweight knocked cut italian Jack
Herman. Newark. in the second round
Young Bob Eitzsimmons knocked out Kal
Johnson. in the fifth round
YOUNGSTOWN Ohic-Carl Tremaine
Cleveland bantamweight outpointed Frank
Fasano IN twelye-round bout.
town lightweight knocked out Frankie
Rftehie, New York In the twelfth round
Joe Silverss Brooklyn lightweight won a
Pittsburgh.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

HE'S HARDER 70 STOP THAN BAD
NEWS AND TWICE As ANNOYING no
YOUNG GENTS WITH DESIGNS ON HIS
FORM FITTING NECK
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

The astounding confidence of the
sturdy Finn who has never run on
boards in competition before, was
shown when he asked officials Of
the Amateur Athletic Union to time
him for 1900 meters in the mile race
and for three miles in the 5000
meters race.
Nurrni believes that he can make
four new marks against the best dis
tance runners that the United
States can offer as his rivals. His
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
PICTURES FOR GOLFERS
Slow Motion Movies Illustrate Form
Of Stars.
BIZ Times Special

Bu Tunes Special
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--For the
benefit of those golfers who usually
do nine holessin 10S or thereabouts,
the United States Golf Association.
has arranged a series Of slow motion
films showing how the great
amateur stars Of the game do the
same number Of holes in SO.
Clubs which are members Of the
association may buy the films for
$40 each. They depict and analyze
the form of Bobby Jones, Francis
Ouimet, Max Marston. Cyril TolTey.
Jess Gui1ford. George Won Elm.
Clarke Cochran and DR.. o. r. VIII
ling.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

The record OF Indianapolis pitch
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Do You Know
Basketball?

QUESTIONS
i. Is there any limit as TO how long
player can hold the ball after complet-
ing dribble before passing the sameY
e. Player standing still. bounces ball ON
floor. Is this considered q dribbleH
9. Ball strikes girder high up In ceiling
and bounds into. basketY Should IL be
scored as goalp
ANSWERS
/. Player, after completing drib-
BILE, can pass ball at his convenience
unless closely guarded.
3. 1t is considered dribble.
8. Unless there is a ground rule
previously agreed upon that puts ball
out of play when it strikes girder,
it Is a legal basket.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
CATCHERS
lands GOING TO CUBA
Judge Completes Arrangements for
Island Trip.
B1 Times GDecsoI

B1 Times GDectoI
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Judge Lands,
baseball commissioner, has com
pleted arrangements for a trip to
Cuba in the interests Of promoting
baseball on the island.
Commissioner Lands will make
trip by airplane to Panama where
baseball has taken a firm hold.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
EM-RoEs IN VICTORY
Local Net Team to Play Earlham on
Friday.
BIZ Times Special

MoRGANTOWN, Ind, Jan. e..
The Indianapolis Em-Roes took a
fast game from the Morgantown In.
dependents here last night, 40 to "a,
the contest being featured by nine
field goals by Johnny Hennessey Of
the visitors. Hank Stevens and
John Leslie also went well for the
Em-R Roes, while Hickey, Nash and
Wright played best for the locals.
Wednesday night the Em-Roes go to
Terre Haute for game with the
Sayres, and Friday night they meet
Earlham at Richmond.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
TONY ROSS BACK AGAIN
Kansas Grappler to Meet Reynolds
at Broadway Thursday.

Indianapolis mat fans need no In
PRODUCTION to Tony Ross. the juno
tion City Kas.) grappler who is to
meet Jack Reynolds, the Indiana I'm
iversity coach, at the Broadway
Theater Thursday night in a finish
wrestling match.
Ross made his last appearance
here two years ago at the old EN-
pire Theater, where he lost a spec
tacular bout to Reynolds.
Reynolds is in training with his
wrestling squad at Bloomington
Monday and was to work out there
again this afternoon.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Three Records

In six days he won seven events,
including heats, at various distances.
and made three new records.
The two races In which Nurni is
to appear are,l Of course, the big fea-
lures OF the meet, but there are 9th
er interesting events that will bring
out thirty-two Olympic athletes,
twenty-five American national cham
pions and fourteen intercollegiate
champions.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Game Tonight

The River Ave. Bulldogs will play
the Centenary Christians tonight at
the e. Tenth st. gym at 5. The
following players Will compose the
Bulldog squad for the rest OF the
senson: Miles. Toy. Balay, Ennis,
Whaiey McNelly, Kerst and Graves.
or games call Belmo 4s07 or adj
dress 8045z Marion A
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Tune In
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan .6.-For
the first time in the history Of
trs X events, details of a foot
race will be broadcasted to-
night when Paavo Nurmi Of
Finland runs his two races at
Madison Square Garden.
The story Of Nurmi's races
will be broadcasted by Gimbel
Brothers station, WGBS, by
arrangement with the United
Press and the New York Il
Illustrated Daily News. The
wave-length will be 316 meters.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
HUNTER LOSES AGAIN
HOremans and Vargas Here Today
I'm Exhibitions.

At the State three-cushion tourney
matches Monday night Henderson
downed Hunter in a point for point
game in 10s innings, 5o-4s. This
eliminates Hunter from any chance
of taking Irst place.
The first OF a series of exhibition
matches was to be played this after
noon at Coolers when Edouard
Horemans was scheduled to meet
Jacinto Vargas. They are baIkline
champions Of Belgium and South
America respectively. The experts
play again tonight and on Wednes-
day.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Cicero H. S. Going Good

BIZ Times Special
CICERO, Ind, Jan. 6.-The Cicero
High School won its third straight
game of basketball Monday night by
defeating Arcadia, 19 to IA. Cicero
is now, considered a strong contend
er for the championship of Hamilton
County at the tournament TO bs held
here Jan. 80.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Independent Basketball

The Western Union Ga~Dals play the
New Palestine Dodgers Wednesday night at
Southeastern Ave and Rural Sc. The man
ager Of the Indianapolis Midgets Is asked
to. get in touch with the w. u Seconds.
Address L. Gandolph, 81 S. Delaware st.
There Is q letter In the Sports Depart
ment for manager of the Mapleton
Maids basketball team.
Alvin Iverson has been selected to coach
the H0ttentots, girls net team for the
1925 season.. He will succeed w. HI. Bu-
Hcheli. who Is leaving the city fare
well party was given IN his homer For
games address Robert Alley. Acme Gravel
Cor pany. or call Belmont 0S29.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

Hoppe car. make. the worries do every
they'd undoubtedly ask. where 10 now,
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Cubs Sign slugger

BN URited Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Mel Kerr.
semi-pro baseball player from up In
Saskatoon, Canada, has been signed
by the Cubs. Kerr plays in the out
field and on first and has a reputa-
ton for slugging.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

BW Tunes BDeC7d5
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Benny Leon
ard, worlds lightweight champ, is
suffering from tonsilitis and grippe,
according to DR.. Rottenberg. his ply
eisian. He collapsed on the stage
OF local theater Monday afternoon.
The aiIment is not serious, but viii
keep him in bed for about week.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

III" ENN 4SONS y brook, Peter
Ill Pan, Abie's Irish Rose, the
G Smith Brothers whiskers and
Willie Hoppe go on forever.
Hoppe started winning billiard cham
pionships as 2 boy wonder. and is still
winning them in his second childhood
HE'S HARDER 70 sToP THAN BAD
YOUNG GENTS WITH DESIGNS ON HIS
FORM FITTING NECK
FEATHERY touch, lighter
IAl than f1apper's brain, and a
LII knowledge of angles that
would embarrass the guy who laid
out Boston, comprise the Hoppe
formula.
pnTb The gift gits Of genius You seq it IN
dance. Dempsey, landing his right. Corot at
'ne easel ana hoppe with the cue.
TT IS A LEGEND IN GOLF THAT
YARDON PLAYED TWO WHOLE
ST6AFF SYTEAFs w1THoUTE Eojy MAKISS 1S & r,Ar,- 4 B46
bEsfANd HoPTPiEsy '4Mh4zTSG ieo eoNsfssTT- ssT-
f~1 HE difference between Hoppe
/ and his rivals is the differ
~ ence between Paddock and
Nurmi. Where Hoppe enjoys
long runs the others must be con-
tent with mere sprints.
$50
TO THE SNAPPY PHRASE
MAKERS HE Is KING OF THE
KUE AND MONARCH OF THE
MASSE, BUT TO THE POOR sAPs
WHO HAVE TO BATTLE HIM HE
is JUST PLAIN POISON.
:, Hoppe can. make the worries do every
thing but talk and II he could do that
they'd undoubtedly ask, where TO now.
TIN THIS connection it should
be added that gents facing
0 Hoppe do little talking either,
being whipped to whisper before
they start.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

The Tribe had some noteworthy
performers at their respective po-
sitions. Ray Schmandt at first was
tied with Griffin of Milwaukee with
a percentage of 1872. He was the
real leader, as he played In 163
games to Griffin's 1877.
Bill Burwell, pitcher, made only
one bobble out of ninety-two chances.
Nick Cullop of Louisville, veteran
left-hander, did not make an error
in seventy-eight chances. Joe Giard
Of Toledo had 126 chances, the most
Of any twirler, but he booted eleven
of them.
Local Fstcher's Records
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
NET SPORT ON SKATES
Riversides Get Up Team to Play at
Roller Rink.

Basketball is to be tried on roller
skates at the Riverside rink with the
first game scheduled for Jan. 13 be-
tween team composed of youths
representing the Y. w. C. A. rink
and the Riverside club.
The Riversides' lineup will include
Berger, Thompson, Bader, Schmutte,
larry and Miller. The first practice
the Riversides will be held Fri
day night and all players are re-
auested to be present at 7:3O. An
endeavor win be made to book State
games. Address Roy Byers in care
of Riverside skating rink
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
ST. PAUL GETS MEET

Women's Western Golf Tourney on
Aug. "a to 20.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 9. = The 1928
wolnen's western golf tournament
will be held Aug. "a to 29 at the
White Bear Yacht Club, st. Paul.
This club won over number OF
other applicants.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
BAN O'C0NNELL
President OF Pro Basketball League
Says Jimmy Can't Play.

By TEmes Special
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. 8.
Kelly has not played basketball in
a California professional league and
O'Connell neither has nor win play
in that league, according to an
nouncement made Monday by Dan
p. Maher, its. president
According to reports here, Kelly
will play with the Adam and Eve
Perfume team of Oakland, a mem.
Der of the California Professional
League. when the season opens with
in the next fortnight.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Over in q Hurry
BIZ Times sDecsaI

= tEFFopE JUtCbUt ~
BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 6.--Clem
Savarada, Chilean heavyweight
boxer, knocked out Russell Pearl
stein, Of Dorchester. Mass. in the
first few seconds OF the first round
of q scheduled eight-round decision
bout at Mechanics Hall here Monday
niehf
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Logansport Show

BIZ Times Epect0J
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Jan. g.
Twenty-six rounds Of boxing win be
staged here Thursday by the Elks'
lodge. Billie jackson of Louisville
viii meet Jackie Wilson at 145
pounds in the main go.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Bud in N. Y. Bout

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Jan. g.
Bud Taylor, Terre Haute bantam.
will meet Nat Pinchus Friday night
in a scheduled ten-round bout at
Madison Square Garden, New York.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Shane Downs Bray

Martin Shane defeated orville
Bray in the city handicap three
cushion billiard tourney at the
Board of Trade Monday night, in 1oS
innings. 30 to A. Both players were
shooting for so.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

ment. boasts of varsity team,
second team and freshman five.
John Pollard, principal Of the
school, is coach.
The Carmel youngsters have two
games carded with the local Tech
nical freshmen. The exact dates
have not been determined as yet.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Official Fielding Averages ShoW Indians Tied for Lead With ST. Paul
SCHMANDT. SCHRELBER IN
. FRONT OF A. A. RIVALS.
BuSmeIl Makes Only One Bobbe Out of Ninety-Tw
Chances Kruger Catches 100 Games.

According the official fielding averages of the American
Association announced today compiled by Irwin How league
satscan Indianapolis tied with ST. Paul for the lead in
club fielding with percentage of 965 Louisville
ond with 962 The figures show that the Indians handled
chances than any other in the leagues
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

Indians new shortstop, led the way
in his position with an average Of
.949. Cooney of Milwaukee in seven
teen games had a percentage Of .s70
before he went to the st. Louis
Cards. He continued his good work
in the big show and made a new
fielding record for the National
League.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
ILLINOIS METERS COP
Kentucky State Defeated In Ragged
Game, 36 TO 26.

BIZ Times Special
URBANA. Ill.,, Jan. AIN a
ragged basketball game Monday
night the Illinois squad defeated the
Kentucky State team. 86 to 26. This
is the last game for the Illini before
the opening Of the conference sea-
son next Saturday when the locals
play at Chicago.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
After christensen

BIZ Times SDecidI
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. 6.-Accord-
ing to Robert j. Connery. owner of
the st. Paul Baseball club of the
American Association, three major
leagues are seeking the services OF
Walter Christensen, outfielder.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Meyers Tosses ByIun,d

By United Presa
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.--Johnny Mey-
ers, former middleweight wrestling
champion, defeated Bobby Bylund.
Minnesota. two falls out Of three
here Monday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Dixon Leads

Ernie ,Krueger distinguished him
self by catching $50 games. 1t was
far more than any other receiver
worked with the exception of Dixon
Of the Saints, who caught 14S. Dixon
was the real leader with an average
of $50. There were others above
him who did not work nearly so
many contests.
CASTOR Of Toledo in ninety-two
games had 100 assists. quite a re-
markable record. Dixon tossed out
106 and Kruger 1856. The local
baclstop had the greatest number
Of assists in the loop.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
ROBBINS BACK IN ToGs
Star Purdue Guard May Play
Against Iowa Friday.

: LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. g.
Winston Robbins. Purdue guard,
was back in uniform Monday, after
a iayToff due to Illness. It was
thought he would get in the opening
conference game with Iowa at Iowa
City, Friday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
NEW $500, 900 BUILDING
EIlkhart Gym and Auditorium to Be
Completed Jan. 10.
By Times Gpecfay

By Times SpecFdy
ELKHART, Ind, Jan. 6.--The new
100000 gymnasium and auditorium
of the local high school will be COM
pleted in time for the South Bend
Elkhart basketball game Jan. 10, it
was announced
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
HE LIVES UP TO NAME
Tiger Flowers Stops Billy Britton in
Fourth Round.

BH United Press
BOSTON, Mass. Jan. 6.-Tiger
Flowers, Atlanta middleweight,
stopped Billy Britton. Kansas City,
in the fourth round. when the ref
cree stopped the bout. Flowers had
the lead from the start.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
NOTRE DAME FIVE
SHOWS STRENGTH
South Bend Five Scores A
Points on Mercer.
B9 Times Special

B9 Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 6.-The
Notre Dame net squad downed the
Mercer U. team, champions Of the
Southern Conference. on the local
floor Monday night, A to II.
Johnny Nyikos, center, and Rein
rdt, forward. led the scoring for
lie. Irish with IL points each. Sim
mons. center, accounted for six Of
the visitors points.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
HERE'S ANNUAL STORY
Reports From Coast Say Dempsey
May Retire.

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Eddie Kane,
manager of Tom Gibbons. said he
was interested in reports reaching
him from the Pacific coast to the
gect that Jack Dempsey would
on retire from the ring. This,
Kane declared, would make Gibbons
the champion, as he is the only man
to stay in the ring with Dempsey.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
NURMT GOES AFTER FOUR
WORLDS. TRACK RECORDS
Great Finn Runner to Be Timed at Various Distances in
Madison Square Garden Events
By HENRY L. FARRELL
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press stat OoyYesp ondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-7Attempts at four new worlds
records will be made by Paavo Nm worlds greatest runner
when he makes his American debut tonight the indoor
of the American Athletic Club in Madison Square
Garden
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
IOWA WINS NET OPENER
Lauds- High Point Man In Defeat Of
Minnesota.

Bt United Press
IOWA CITY. Iowa. Jan. 6.-Iowa's
basketball quintet opened the Big
Ten season with a 81 to 10 victory
over Minnesota, Laude leading the
Hawkeye offense with eleven points.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

@1ANY Indiana high schools
IM are following the example
EJ Of the colleges and have or
ganized yearling basketball teams
which play regularly scheduled
games. The youths learn much
by actual competition
Carmel High School, although
not having very large enroll
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06
Nut Cracker
Mr.. W. Hoppe

fF1 ENNYSoN's brook. Peter
Pan, Abie's Irish Rose, the
I Smith Brothers whiskers and
Willie Hoppe go on forever.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-06

TN THIS connection it should
| be added that gents facing
L Hoppe do little talking either,
being whipped to a whisper before
they start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
(EDITORIAL)

THE main thing to remember today is
this: The best year the world has
even seen-and it has seen millions of
them-starts now
Let the old folks talk about the good
old times-and smile Let them tell you
how much better things were in '73-and
smile. Let them argue with you that the
Younger generation was more moral in
'51-and smile. Let them tell you that
the folks in '62 were better hearted and
more honest-and smile.
Old folks have been like that since
hairy men lived in swamps and killed
dinosaurs with clubs Don't be angry
with them. Retrospection is the privilege
of old age; looking ahead is the right of
youth
You're looking ahead now into the
worlds banner year.
Be and large, all the world over, peo-
plc 9ill be happier in 1925 than ever be-
fore for millions Of years, Fewer people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Hail to 1925, Best Year 3 Of This Old World!

most wonderful art of all-the artistry
with which nature has made the world
we live in, fairyland for all of us.
If in some things the world has seemed
to have slipped back in 1924, do not be-
lieve that the ebb is more than tran
STORY The world and its people move
forward as the tides off Flattery, waves
ebbing and flowing, but going ever for
ward to high tide crashing the cliffs of
eternity
The world tide will never ebb until
those cliffs are reached Civilization
will swing back and forth little, but
each succeeding wave of progress will
leave all of us little better off, little
happier, little more tolerant of our
neighbors little freer from the ma
chine.
Stand on the Threshold of the New
Year with JOY in your heart, and remem-
Der this: The best year the world has
ever and from snowy poles to trop-
ic isles it has seen millions Of them
ltafts NQW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
.AGSDALE
Held FOR
ACCIDENT
Charge Investigator
Was Drunk; Colvin
Orders He and
Woman Released

LNOLloNING crash on the
l. Victory highway ut ESQ a
~. Thursday. Thomas y. itass-
dale. private investigator for
Prosecutor T.. -. tolyin. was n
rrstcd by Deputy sheriff Joe
IIarrahan. \ woman, who gave
the uAme Of blanche Alexander,
was charged with driving white
drunk
Colyiu's first official act a. pres
rruting attorney Of King county WA
20 call NJ jail superintendent Aller
stark and order the release or Rags
dals and the woman. II opened N,
activities Of tho prosecutors ofic1
in she year 1886
HhRadrie and tho woman we're re
turning 10 Seattle from Bethel high
way roadhonscs when the annnh &C
CURED. Deputy Harnhan had over
hauled some cars on the highway
and WIS taking the names OF speed
era
Harrahnn's car was parked along
Side Of ono OF the other machines
Ragsdaic. driving Is TO 80 miles an
hour in the heavy rain. rounded the
curb and hooked the rear wheel OF
Hnrrahan's car while attempting "a
avoid direct crash. HarFahan
charges,
Hot words followed between the
two. ending with Ragsdals,s arrest
by Harrahan.
Both the woman and Rngydnlc
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