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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

AhEhlNAN ASSOtlAIl
First Game)
g g. Paul ..... 99SSS gig SSfi!!--S Il Il /
Lyons. johnson. CASTOR; Markle, Collins.
Second Game. Seven Innings, 6 O'Clock
Law
st. Toli fsul .::...:. d jig S S5g II : ?
u o TIgnney, Jonnard Schultz Roettger'
First Camel
S %}Baesgoli: 66SS SS SSSSS sS9-s z g
Niles, Palmero, Urban; Harris, seng-
stock Ainsmith.
Second Game, Seven Innings. O'clock
Law
S H}nng5Soli, ~ 99S S11 SSE1S 1S /
smith Sengstock.
kansas City 81 81 5 5SS S SS1 Il
Mo SgiiG 2inh. F6tt.n Snyder. A000'
AMERICAN LEAGUE
6 pefrafeipna - 900 600 0oG-1 8 o
RommeI. Cochrane Dauss. Wells. Bass
Ter
Chicago ~. 900 2i0 o0*-3 Z o
Jones' Bengough. O'Neill; Lyons,
Schalk.
Boston 1O1 900 600 8 8
Cleveland ... 103 121 o5*-13 Is 0
Ehmke. Newbauer. Picinich; Karr,
Wyatt.
washington 80. o3O 600 o20--5 7 2
ST. Louis ....... 900 pol 000-3 0
Coveleskie. Marberry Ruel: Davis. Van
glider Hargrave.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn ~. 010 020 0O1-4 8 o
Kremer. Gooch: Osborne Taylor
(Sixteen Inningsl
Chicago 900 OO3 230 600 900 1-9 81 /
y York. 200 O10 032 600 900 0-S IA 2
Kaufmann Bush Hartnett; Nehf Hunt
Finger Dean Scott. Snyder.
COnlv games scheduled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

Tilden won the Rhode Island tennis
championship Saturday. brass crown
ter the king.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

william Burford j. did NOT win the
eekly trap shoot at the Indianapolis
.un Club Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

The business Of making holes in
one has reached point where only
golfers who have none to their credit
can really claim distinction.
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TAYLOR HERE
Bud Signs for Bouts With
Steve Harter.

Steve Harter, local matchmaker.
has made arrangements to have
Bud Taylor fight in indianapolis in
three bouts this fall and winter.
Harter may stage an outdoor show
at Washington Park in August.
Chuck Virgins is another one
mentioned and Harter may arrange
a bout for Chuck. Taylor and Wig
gins are considered two Of this
States best in the ring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
WOODWARD ON MOUND
Former l. L. Pitcher In Exhibition
Game With Cards.

BU Times Special
HIGHLAND. y. J., July 13-St.
Louis Cardinals were defeated by
Herb Hunters HIighlanders in an
exhibition game here Sunday at
Atlantic Highlands. Score was . to
4. Woodward. formerly from Indi-
ana University. pitcher for the Ma
tional leaguers.
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Any ICE TODAY?

BH Tnffcd Prcsk
LOGANSPORT. Ind, July ID
Following the example Of their hero
Red Grange. the Wheaton ice
man and Him all-American grid
star. four athletes OF Logansport
High School are running ice wagons
here this summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

Acme A. As will play the College Cubs
OF a series. The Acme's would like
games in August Write Bill Johnson. ST
s. Pershing Ave. or phone Belmont
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

Minneapolis is learning how 10 %bi-
mana" their hits They're getting then
in punches these days. a1d have vol
seven straight.
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KALLI0 ARRIVES HERE
WeIterweight Wrestler on Hand for
Bout With Ali Hassan.

Gus Kallio. welterweight wrestler,
arrived i'm Indianapolis today for his
bout with Ali Hassan. the Turk. at
the Broadway theater next Thurs
day night. Kallio states he is in the
best of shape and is ready 70 meet
all corners.
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO.
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SAGAL 0WSKY Is BEATEN
Lott Defeats Local Tennis Star in
Tri-State Meet.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 49,
George Lott, Chicago, retained his
tri-State singles championship today
by defeating julius Sagalowsky, In
dianapolis, here Sunday in straight
sets, 6-3, rs. 6-1. Miss Marion Leigh
ton, Chicago, won the women's sin
giles.
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Independent Baseball

Indianapolis Reystoncs took the Marion
County Greenhouse club down Sunday, a
Penney Park. to AuideEheide pitched ,.
stones Will meet the fast Collegians at
Iennsy Park. H. Klein will pitch for the
Schoch. 739 Lincoln St. DreXel 5390-R.
Spears Del Monicos. a .colorcd team. de
vii iplay Betsy Ross team AZ Connersyille.
ing. 1915 Newman St.
Of RG double ABSf 6eader sunSp s and esd sans
| i'm the second game. when IT was called
99tf on account Of rain For games call
The Marion CARDINALS defeated the Acme
IA an open date for next Sunday nd
you'd IKE 70 sche5dule a Sam, wit, with -, a
Place. or call Webster iO2S r.
The Brookade Cubs evened the series
5aSdS SpGs and nT You'd TfnRR exc TO be@f from he
Y. p c. Yellow Cabs and Acmes. Call
Irvington 1880 and ask for Carl.
The Southern Grays dropped the Oak
would like a game. next Sunday, with
Martinsville, ,FortvilIe greenfield, or
ton St. or call Riley 57Sl.
Acme A.. As will play the College Cubs,
Sunday AZ Riverside in the second same 1
games in August Write Bill Johnson. S26
s Pershins Ave. or phone Belmont
42S0-W
The Junior Civic Club defeated the
listers Sunday at Garfield Park, 3 10 2.
The pitching of kearney feat ured. Garner,
Clarke. Rafert and McCurdy contributed
star plays.
The Eastern Cubs and Candy played a
to 4 nine inning tie on Sunday. the game
being called on account OF rain. The
Cubs want n game for Sunday. Martins
vile. Cumberland Shelbyville and other
fast state clugs take notice. Cali DreNel
Gg-1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
MAY BECOME PRO

Walter Koppisch. famous Column
bia football and track star, may go
in for professional gridiron play. He
has been offered the position Of cap
tain and coach Of team at New
Britain, Conn Koppisch was one
of the greatest halfbacks the Blue
and White ever had.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

Helen Fillxey, who broke three rec
ords in the womens national A. A U.
meet is from Chicago. City girls are
fast set.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
MAJOR HOMER LEADERS

he Cleveland Indians got eighteen
off Ehmke and Neubauer and beat
Red Sox. 13 TO ,.
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SOLDIER NINE WINS

BU Times SDectd1
SHELBYVIL1E, Ind, July 10
The 18th Infantry team of Fit. Har-
rison defeated Shelbyville Nationals
here Sunday, 8 to .. The soldiers
scored the winning run in the ninth
AIcGil for the Winners and Redmond
for the locals pitched good ball.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
SHAW NET VICTOR

BB Unitcd Press
WHITING. Ind, July ia. ".
Shaw Of Chicago won the singles
championship Of the northern In
diana tennis tournament here by de-
feating George O'Connell Chicago,
the defending champion. 60, 6.l, 6.S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

The Marion CARDINALS defeated the Acme
A. As Sunday to 6. The Cardinals
have an open date for next Sunday and
would IKE e. schedule a gsame, n, with =. a
Place. or call Webster i09S-R.
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With the Majors

ri ACH TAYLOR. Brooklyn catcher.
" hit home-run. in the ninth in,
Il ming and beat the PlttsburRh
- Pirates TO 3. Cuyler and
Wheat also delivered homers.
Grimm's double, in, the sixteenth inning
scored Brooks with the run that gave the
Cubs a 9-to-S victory over the Giants
Young tied the score in the ninth when
Hsrtnett threw the ball away. registering
disgust al a decision by the umpire.
Frank Davis blew M in the second
inning. letting in three runs on MT
two passes, wild pitch and wild
throw. letting Washington beat the
Browns. to 3.
Pounding Dauss and Wells for twenty
one hits the Athletics beat the Tigers,
to l. The Tigers did not score until
the ninth off Rommell.
Earl Combs made eight -, SENSATIONAL
catches in center field. but the Yankees
couldn't do thing against Ted Lyons.
and the White Sox won 3. TO o.
The Cleveland Indians got eighteen
hits off Ehmke and Neubauer and beat
the Red Sox. 13 TO :.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

ATIRRIN'
. the DOPE
VRDTlIHIaIGRNlllHlIHlHIHIIllNlnIlIlIHlHHlHANIHI
By VEDDER G ARD

RI T is a strange thing that al
most all baseball fans liv-
ing outside the major
league cities have their favorite
teams. Some of them can't ex-
plain just why they want certain
clubs to win. But almost all have
special favorites. Last year there
wasn't much division in the Amer
lean loop. Every one rooted for
Washington.
This year we've noticed a good
many pulling for St. Louis Ma
tionaIs since HOrnsby took hold.
Others seem to stick by the st.
Louis Browns through thick and
thin. 1t is probably the old pop
ularity of the underdOg.
The fans want to see st. Louis
go baseball crazy like Washington
did last season. The Mound City
is a good ball town, but has never
been rewarded in modern times
with a pennant winner in either
league.
Now, for us, we are glad every
time the White Sox win. Why?
Don't ask us. We're not interest
ell in them like Ham is down at
the White Owl barber shop.
Maybe it's because Eddie Col
Inns is one of our favOrites and
we want to see him make good
as manager. One thing sure, the
ownership of the club and the
way it runs its affairs are moth
ing to brag about. The team is
not as good as some of the
others.
Perhaps it's because we always
admired Ike Davis, the hustling
shortstop, who is. good because he
tries hard. But whatever it is, We
look for the Sox score first. Every
one has a team like th2t-a pet.
~7IG JOHN THOMPSON,
TX beefy young left-hander
with the Indians, should
go to Cleveland and watch Cob"
Buckeye perform on the mound
for the American League In
dams. The 240-pound southpaw
with Cleveland was given
chance a while back TO start a
game.
He was in there at the finish
with a victory. Since that time
he has started two more con-
tests and won them both. He
last conquered the ithletics, al
lowing Orly six hits and one
run.
Big John might pick up few
pointers on how to handle beef
with telling effe"t from the big
league Indian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
STAR WINS
Murchison Defeats Paddock BY
One Yard In Exhibition.

BB United Press
PARIS, July 13.-Loren Murchi-
son. American sprint star. defeated
Charley Paddock by ono yard in an
exhibition race Of 200 yards Sun.
day in the Colonies Olympic stadi-
UNI. Murchison's times was 20 sec
onds.
Murchlson announced that he
- going TO enter the British nation
al championships and Paddock Is
going to Sweden and Finland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
BLUE MONDAY FOR INDIANS
Double-Headers and Absence of Hill
Makes Pitching Problem Serious
-LowIy Brewers Cop Two.

MILWAUKEE Wis, July 13-Ths blue Monday for the
Indians who lost doubehader to the taend Brewers here
Sunday The visitors pitching staff which being overworked
he@days could get enough stuff the ball to stop the
Milwaukee baters who stepped and surprised the fans with
two Victories Z to in ten INNINGS and ID 70 g. i
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Saturday Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

INDIANAPOLIS, IL; Milwaukee. IL
(ten innings).
Minneapolis. s. Columbus. 8
Louisville 7: Kansas City. 8.
St Paul 10: Toledo. 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
PRUITT AT CAMBRIDGE

BU Times SpectdE
CAMBRIDGE, Ind, July 10. -
Coach Pruitt has signed to coach
athletics here for the fourth year,
high school officials announced to-
day
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
BIG DAY HERE JULY 25
FOR HORSESHOE FANS
Mossman, Worlds Champ, to Show Skill on Local Courts
Out-of-ToWn Teams in Tourney.

Local enthusiasts looking forward to the appearance of
Mossman worlds champion horseshoe pitcher who will
show his skill here July 2 afternoon and evening Several
county champs will be here in effort to break the champion
record of rot being defeated in two years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
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A. b. C.s STILL LOSING

The local A. B. C,s and the st.
Louis stars will continue their series
today and Tuesday at Washington
Park. st. Louis defeated the locals
6.5 Sunday and 81 Saturday.
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Nut Cracker


ri HERE are any number Of
ways to fritter away ones
valuable moments. You
can, for instance, go through life
as a junior lightweight contender.
Harry Greb's ringing declara-
ton that he will fight anybody,
any time, is very radical. 1t
is likely 10 cause his expulsion
from the boxers union.
soME, OFF Has s, DIs 6s2zZ45 JqtE
X6%r pEEEH Eis F EERBhEs f EE4hTY
ABOUT 30 MA iEEh 'G GoGFERs. LA NA
There may be some sort Of beau
tiful moral connected with Charlie
Weinert, who gave up Broadway
gay revels for fighting, only to be
knocked fatter than a planked shad,
but we seem unable to discover it.
There ought to be an interesting hook,
up between the popularity Of The EEL RABBIT
rsnviile as manager of the Cubs.
viii the advanced class in wise -cracking
nESt 'R Work Pno ov eP r1a NIUE eaFneS
r-7 T seems to us that Ban John
son is running unusual risks
in showing up some of his
American League players by sane
tioning games between 16-year-old
teams in his parks.
The Yanks are having a tough
time winning as many as two
games in a row this year. ID. Now
if Cosy Dolan wasn't in rather
ill-repute!
The business Of making holes in
one has reached a point where only
golfers who have none to their credit
can really claim distinction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Sport kaleidoscope

That young cyclone which visited
Indianapolis Sunday followed the In
dians to Milwaukee. The Tribes
men did most of the blowing"
however. They "blew" two games
to the battered Brewers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
PIRATES HANG ON TO TOP BERTH
Pittsburgh Fights Off Giants and
Clings to Lead Washington
Out in Front in American.
By Henry L. Farrell

NEW YORK July 13.-Holdng to little lead and
fighting off pursuit as reentessy anything baseball the
Pittsburgh Pirates still setting the pace the National
Taao nantr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

RI ARACTUS, the horse
IL which dropped from the
clouds to win The Chi
cago Derby on Saturday, must
like that Hawthorne track. The
thoroughbred won in its last
race at Hawthorne as a 2-year-
old in 1924. The odds were )
to l and the distance five-eightbs
mile. Both price and distance
were increased in the Derby VIC
tory.
Caractus was fourth in the
Latonia Derby. His best effort
this year was at Latonia, with
only ninety-six pounds on his
back, when, at a mile and sew
enty yards, he defeated King
Gorin III, Lathrop, Position and
other good ones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
INDIANAPOLIS

t25. TahIree-basa hit.Douthit. Home
Donthit Florence. Luce. Double plays
hSaslsss Miller Il Mskie iS G indanapo is' o.
Bases on balls = Of Sanders, 8; off
Thompson. 9 off schemanske. 1; Struck
opt-By sanders 4: By. Rurwelll; Ii by
w innings; off Thompson. 10 IN ga in.
nirigs off Schemanslxe. in Q inning
by pitcher-By Thompson Armstrong
Losing pitcher--Burweli. Umpires-Fin-
neran and Freeman. Time 100.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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FIRST GAME
MILWAUKEE
Totals =. 40 8 IL 20 1e

IUEdI5 7. :. 70 ~ TO I
Richbourg batted for Bell in eighth.
Milwaukee ......... 500 600 010 II
Two-base bits-Douthit. Brief Robert
son. Luce. Home ,.run--Mellilo,. stolen
Matthews. Richbourg. Eddelman. Double
plays-Melilio TO Miller to Griffin; Sick
ing to Schneider TO ,schmandt. Left on
Bases on baIis-of Gearin 4; off Fitz
simmons. 6, Struck out1dByy Bell, q by
3is innings; off Eddelman. in IN
Gesrn sleEirs Fnnera
and Freeman. Time 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit A. Philadelphia. g.
New York. 5; Chicago 3 (called in
the eighth Iainl
Boston. ID: Cleveland. z.
St Louis. To- Washington. 8.
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Across the Board Today
HOPELESS
ELIAS O.
CUPID'S CURSE
FEDERALIST
MIR. PEPP
Josh

7AJL BERLENBACH who
r won the worlds light heavy
IL weight title from Mike Nc
Tigue has more confidence in his
tBerlenbach's) ability than some of
the fans. Paul takes on Tony
Marullo, the rought and tumble
New Orleans mauler, at Dream
land Park, Newark, tonight.
Whether Dreamland has any
significance or not will not be
known until after the fight
The champion probably is some
what the better of tie two. When
the pair met in New York some
time ago it was nip and tuck.
Berlenbach must be confident.
however. or he would not be risk
ing his crown in such a bout. Of
course, it will take a knockout to
wash Paul's crown off his head
The bout is one of those unsatis-
factory no-decision affairs.
1t would be a strange thing if
Marullo should happen to slip one
over on Smuggling Paul. Tony
would be even worse champion
than Berlenbach. The southerner
has a game heart, but that about
tells it all.
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Murphy is back at the top in The
A. batting averages. Begorra, il S q
toiEhtin' race with brick bats or ball
bats.
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De Paolo should be city politician
He's bear on this recount stuff. He
misses a lot of the applause. but col
lects the dough.
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De Paolo should be a city politician
He's a bear on this recount stuff. He
misses a lot OF the applause. but col
lects the dough
an we n sslSntb w h the %m a M
: race in the East on Saturday. Ben
4: ME- you can't fool us like that.
: Come out from behind that Jimmy,
we know you,
Tilden won the Rhode Island tennis
championship Saturday. A brass crown
ter the king.
The Yale-Harvard combined track
international tourney. at Harvard stadl-
UNI This is the only time we can re-
member we ever rooted for either Yale
or Harvard.
Helen Filkey who broke three rec
erds in the womens national A. A. U.
meet is from Chicago. City girls are
a fast set
/: After winning the local, Adyertis-
: time. johnny Niehaus finally got
his picture in the papsr. ii, IFS IA long
........
rilnam Burford Jr. did NOT. win the
eekly. trap shoQt at the Indianapolis
Gun Club Saturday.
Minneapolis is learning how TO rbi-
mana" their hits. They're getting them
in punches these days. and have vol
seven straight
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
COOLIDGE GIVES ! FUNDS FOR GUARDS
Turns Over Si,Y42,S0O in El.
 cess of Budget Voted

Washington, April 1t.--President Coolidge has released for National Guard use the $i,7i2,S0o In excess of budget figures voted by congress for tho next fiscal year.
 Authority for expenditure of the| money, designed to defray armoryI pay for regular drills by guard units, has been withheld by theI president pending investigation. This action is in line with that he| took recently in regard to de- flciency appropriation Of $l,SSS,Ooo| for armory pay for this fiscal year. which had been denied by the| budget bureau but had been voted| by congress. a-...,....
 The only amount which may not be expended is an item of $l2,ooO provided specifically to cover ems ployment of additional National Guard officers in the militia bureau in Washington.
 The money involved Is all for ex- penditure only during the fiscal year beginning July 1 next, but the presi- dents action permits the war de- partment to undertake obligations and make necessary contracts now. although financial settlement will not be made until the new fiscal year has begun. A substantial por- ton of the excess over budget esti- mates for next year goes to increase the regular appropriation for Ma tional Guard armory drill pay.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11
RUNS ID JAIL ID AVOID HIS SPOUSE
Utah Man Does It to Avoid Naesing

Ogden. Utah, April 11.-Tom Di- sanga. 60 years old. sought refuge in the Weber County jail a few days ago, declaring hls wife had "nagged" him until>he was i'll. He asked and received a chance to catch up in his sleep. Now the sheriff is finding the case puzzle.
 The wife yesterday implored Tom to return to their home. When he re- fused, she threatened 10 prefer charges Of bigamy against him, de- claring he had a wife in Italy, when he married her.
 Tom only chuckled. declaring he already was in jail and Is perfectly satisfied.
 He won't leave the jail to support his wife. If she charges him with non-support he will still be in jail and if the charges of blgamy arc pressed he still. contentedly, will be in jail.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-11

church. Pittsburgh. came in with a tplnimum of interference from KDKA. The music was easily the best of the night, as far as we eNknow. The various parts of the woll known cantata were admirably presented and the music appealed to us.
 And now we're going 10 sign off early. We really heard nothing else of interest, as 1t was impossible to bring in stations with any degree of success and we had critical as- semblage gathered at our home Rather than agonize them with the booms of static and other noises. we shut off the set for the evening shortly after o'clock. sr.
 San Diego, Calif.--What is said tC Do a world record for long distance radio communication by an air craf transmitting set, was established April ?, 3 and 2. according to an nouncement made yesterday. It wat reported that the signals were picked up and distinctly read by the sub marine tender Canopus at olongapC In the Philippines, about 1000 mile' from San Diego, Cal.