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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-28

WAPLE L LEwEY. ilo5 Vermont aSeeo NJ
LARGE. STORE I4th NV. 9 ROOMS; 9
BY val Ea eo f s5 $40 good s
24od 18th ST: NW,-LARGE STORE, Re, AND IND
isl, Gsil s5 SESS REALTY CORPORATION.
ITO 14th ST. N.w.-LARGE STORE; ,As1 AND
basement; entirely redecorated. IoItES'
e Fla AYE 1od ior AS sny p bvsi
ness. especially butcher or tailor. 29e
1O16 EYE ST. NW.-LARGE BASEMENT
store
s3l nth st nw-Beautiful modern store
,70E Eth St nw-Large store 10 r1& b.
D. H JOHNSON co. Gal \. 7. AVE. Nv
Sc. CORNER OF a1st AND L SITS; NV
suitable store for any business; will lease
very reasonably for, term 3t years.
1928 Investmen, Bldg,
r"s 1922 dSsxs Rent, $500 oHh VIII. IN,
IBIS 4ss st. n.w.-Store and room in rear
good d4 l2cs'is s s fas SS 1872 Conn. Ave
$40 UPsHTR ST; N.w:-MoDERNf, l- ST ny
line of business; ezceptonally low rent
Main a MsSEY REALTY s e9 lad, INs S.. NV
MAJ" ''~o washington 3. Gu c. .. Wv"
83l G ST. NW-IARGE STORE. 500. 90
.e3 18th st. n.w.a-Entire building. 325 90
1913 9Th st. n.w.-store, 7 rooms. 1000
1888 ~ + rH s,Ns = bnoM sSs"' ''''
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IN EDGEMOOR. Si3,7SO-NEW HOUSE. 4
bedrooms. large living room. dining room
and Kitchen. beautiful entrance hail: many
unusual features: large lot, near school and
cars very liberal terms Address Box 305-R
Office
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY

sT BE soR H9 alsosSy re S
R %h Rsah e.
pHE a. cann1 sls re fES xdan nsTE :a SEPT
0WNER MUST sACRiFICE FoCR CHOICE
1o ails AZ th Cobb Island Address P O. Box 81,
II acres, dtIS,;, GROOM Roc HOUSE ORCHARD; ON
ssa.s. Star Office s.'''0' 'e' MS Ao''esS .oN
EXCEPTIONALLY LOCATED HOME SITE.
100 feet from Ghes9peaske Bay, II restricted
fshins and Other Summer ACTIVITIES: an
725-S. Star office.
FOR sALE-..NoRrH SHORE OF SEVERN
Faow new radms bas ees" snn
s@ @sss ss' NJ $500 do"n TrRsER B?
PRJCEs on eOUTHEKN MARYLAND VA
crGnt ' ws 6K 3Hp%Fs
cEDARHTRsT;; oN-vHE- BAY: RESTRICT
large lots: prices low: terms 10 per cent
fGrH e. anhS KS 'f S on st. rsaSes
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSES. BUN.
salows. cottages and apartments: modern
nHfLEY E Nosth r Beach or Nd feaen g.
NORTH BEACH PARK-5.ROOM COTTAGE
fsnnE 9aasb ~atfF sanday a
NORTH BEACH. MD--5-RO0M COTTAGE.
furnished Tesponsse parties only home
AN UNUSUALLY, ATTRACTIVE WATER
Washington; fine trees. excellent improved
road and stores. Sacrifice for $500 for i'm
s1an s'e sa dRAY pd M pranES suitable
-Ctp
BEACH on large waterfront lots mat
s xs am am vew " tb snd eesa ffs
s6lt'TH RIVER: a $50 lois and other Cottages
s h teams be a. very come ew ps
s1o Bond Bon su Bds Phone Main CYL, or
0WINGs BEACH. THE =: A. ROBERTS
terms: W. Carl WYATT. Adams 1891.
- POINT PAT!ETSE: ..,
excellent beach: state road: water system
HiEshN fs NcFff9 s6s r.
CALVERT BEACH.
Tue M9ST n1 RTATTFSh phATE w, 6N
FisHfNG: WoNDERFuL sHADE: Ar,
%ESiAS sSE J LARGE STS Is EEET
$476 TO $3.50 FOR WATERFRONT LOTS
WILL BE INCREASED SOON; A WONDER:
.TUL OPPORTUNITY NOW; 50 MILES
sF fSM RSA6S Al TT fHE ynAf F9kfS&
AS6 og6ImEkN fsHANb VIZ b sou
JOHN NJ. KING co
1912 r. ]. AVE. NE. POT 31S.
A Real Buy on Salt Water.
At Edgewater Beach on
South River.
A modern six-room all-year-round cottage
with large living room and open fireplace.
three bedrooms complete bath. running
water and screened porch 10 feet wide across
the entire front and one side. Situated on q
corner lot 80 by $40 feet and only 200 feet
from the wafer. with large pier directly in
front. Built by day labor and Is the best
buy within 100 miles Of Washington. Gan Can
cash and the balance on easy terms: Has to
water Beach or phone our ONCE for location.
This house is absolutely at a lower figure
than you could produce il for. The lot alone
is valued at 81 800 There vii, be no com
rRED pA BARrEGME Ess Main s4oS q
610 Bond Bldg. Allen j. Logged sales man.
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2.FAMIIY. SEMi-DETACHED HOUSE: DOT
bic brick garage: ne. near Lincoln Park
now renting for S135 per mo-: for sale by
owner. Sll 900. terms to suit. Clfve. 3145
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TAKOMA PARK-LIVE COMFORTABLY IL
cozily furnished Ar, Il bath cottage: furnace
heat large shaded lot paved street; amt
excellent neIghborhOOd OWNER. Adams
52o OOs
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FOR SAIE-IiOCSES.

BY OwNER-44O2 18th ST. NV. OPEN
FOR INSPECTION: BARGAIN FOR
QUICK SALE. .p'
BY OWNER 1853 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
81; 800; corner brick. rooms and bath.
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90 VI ADI.Oo4N y J..
rooms. tile bath, ami, porches,
gear brick garage. SIS.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
Resi,tered U, S. Patent on

DOWNTOWN SO6 EYE ST-BASEMEET
store with complete apis. above. $69H0.
WAPLE & LEWEY. ll05 Vermont ave- NJ
10oNO 29s
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DOWNTOWN.
Rooming house near 10th and ats ::
10 rooms. . baths. INV h. cleo. Sl25.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I0s3 18Th ST BETWEEN K AND T-GOOD
Tor any business: heat furnished A. r.
CALDER. Woodward Bldg
ment Printing Ofiice. City Post Oftiee, Union
station: good location. Kew s3i \. AN. u
CORNER NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE & L ST.
excellent corner store room suitable for
grocery and dehcatess%n. Rent reasonable.
a, c. HOCGHTON e. CO. REALTORS
1916 II 81 NV. Phone Nam 1896 I:,:s,
NEW CORNER STORE SUITABLE FOR
almost any business. best northwest SEE
ton. Phone West BIS. or cleye. 447a
LARGE. NEW STORE. 3 ROOMS. BATH ;
GOOD for any business: IN business section
rent S15 Apply 3500ia Ga. ave. NV. 2a'
LARGE STORE FOR RENT: GOOD FOR
any business; will remodel 70 suit tenant.
ISs Pa. ave. n.w~--Aorth- S476> -
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WHOEVER WILL RENT MODERN FIR
nlshed bungalow to refined family in ex
change for meals. Address Box 446-S. Star
office 2ns
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SALE-FARMS.

=
30 ACRES. IN VA. 81. MILES FROM
Highway Bridge: paved road. Phone Cleve
79S. WIN. A. PRYE. American University
78 ACRES, IS CLEAR. 90 WOOD GOOD
electric cars. B. & O. r. R.. a mile from
church P O.. stores. etc 1O-room house
pineless furnace; broom tenant house; large
buildings. Price, $4,000 $1,000 cash
balance easy terms. Call Hyattsvile 215-X-2
PINE ACRES :"
Beautiful home with 8 acres. 10 rooms.
garage, chicken house: ami; near station
BR tr C AMf Fl & R6 pgreeGatsa Hdd Ma
or Wash ngtcn telenhnne Main G039 Dos
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BUNGALOW. .2O SPRUCE AVE. TAKOMA
Park. Md rms. fireplace. sleeping porch.
bath: ami Inspect sunday after 10 a nj.
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NORTH WOODSIDE = UNFTRNISHEb
very attractive: three large rooms. kitchen
cite bath: garage: INV IL; in new detached
home; private entr ance; refined adults Call
Evenings Tor appointment. WOOdsiGc
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RENT HOCSES-UNFURNISHED.
fC0ntinuedl

REM E1OC SES-l MI hNIShED.
SEE THESE TODAY.
t35 .Gallatin ST. n.w.-A delightful de-
tached home of rooms and tile bath, large
porch oil heating plant. aecar Brick garage;
very reasonable rent.
r.r wnevy Chase-6 rooms and bath; modern
/. Near 2ist and 0 SITS nw-Nice home of
Colored. I4I8 Columbia st nw-9 rooms
MArrTiERr t 4. B nstSsesoi i 400 H ST NV
1885 KANAWHA ST,
Chevy Chase.
9, Detached. z rooms. tile bath. ami,
no rss porches yard garage; immediate
S28 MADISON ST.
k-car brick garage. SO.
3514 MACOMB ST.
Beautiful detached home: 3 rooms
large porches and yard $3.50
629 ELLIOTT ST.
rooms. bath, electricity. $3.50.
1888 18th ST. NV.
good F repairs. $50 sso5o H." H. e'S'f'S''''
DOWNTOWN.
Rooming house near 10th and ats:
10 rooms baths, INV h. cleo. Sl25.
1I6l EUCLID ST. NV.
10 rooms 3 baths. ami; excellent
fepair. Sl20.
COLORED TENANTS.
301 llth ST. y. f..
Corner house q rooms bath entire
mouse being papered and painted; 3
pOrches. $50.
II K ST. NV.
Flat rooms and bath porch. $50.
BOSS & PHELPS.
l41/ Il ST Main o3n
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STCCCO HOUSE. ROOMS GAS AND
rage o sa stSye ea 20 caHh So
month. No agents.
Phone Clarendon gSl 2Ns
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ARLINGTON CQ--BC NGALow. q ROOMS
ApDly J. I. MALyIE. owner 300 Arlington
ave. Clarendon Va. Phone Clar. 1216-y"
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WANTED-OFFICE SPACE.

YOUNG, CONGENIAL NEWSPAPER WRIT
q "a ants desk space in real estate or other
S1zsse will exchange publicity. caller-gi Get
~ or other service il desired. Address Box
4k7-S Star ONE. w
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

TAKOMA PARK. D. Z.
An opp9rtunity to secure s an as11rssl,iNe
Hotwaser heat pax fioors t,Isd bath; avn v1d
shrubbery; garage; cement walks Complete
rakonia Park thB b {. lo Phone Adams sa54.
NEW BUNGALOW.
ONLY $5,485.
$500 CASH AND $50 PER
MONTH COVERS
EVERYTHING.
5 LARGE ROOMS & BATH.
15-ACRE CORNER LOT.
FULL CONCRETE CELLAR.
ELECTRIC. STOVE AND
ELECTRIC MOTOR.
FLOORED ATTIC.
Exceptionally attractive new bungalow 81
at o6 Ha bs we go % eet Contains to
range 9sin and ;. running ya, srars, lar en
frances. communicating bedroom. stairway
to large .fioored light attic, concrete cellar lar;
school; near bus and car lines; best OF ma,
terials used in construction: nice electrical
Work va n o Terms aseS 500 cash and
$50 per month includes everything. Call
Photo fRa we e, OIL o 'ate r take Pike
at 9Th and Pa. ave. NV. to Bancroft, or run
A In aWsTs car Good road
the way.
WALTER O'HARA.
OWNER.
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 245O. 1909 II St. NV.
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screened porches, gas; eiec.: large, fenced
lot Near car school. stores sale. easy
terms. Lease. $50 month. Also vacant
lots for sale near Lee Boulev ard Inquire.
III ;. Walnut St. Presneli sta. Clarendon.
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II K ST. NV.
Flat. ; rooms and bath. porch. $50.
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S25--i- ROOM BUNGALOW FRONT AND
back pOrches. cleo. water: 3 acres Dunn
LOring. Va. /, block from Wash. & Va. 4
Open sunday. or write owner. A. q. VAN
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SALES.--FUTURE PROPERTY.


SILVER SPRING, MD. BUNGALOW: a
rms and bath; ami: garage. $4,000. Cash:
5000: $45 mo. 713 Silver Spring ave. ~,
BALLSTON. VA. CORNER BALlSTON AND
and lawn: lot 75x1OO: garage; chicken house;
$4,000: $500 cash. $50 per month. Phnne
Clarendon 111-W-l.
3IO7 14th ST. NE
broom bungalow: h.-wh. garage; near
bus. Make offer. ~
4 ROOMS AND BASEMENT: FURNACE,
cleo. alter: bath to be added: near bus and
concrete road. No cash. $50 month. Also
Will help you finance your building; 30
'N'"'" Phone OWNER. Hyatts. zig. a9'
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S2S MADISON ST.

Detached, rooms. tile bath. ami,
lerge porchee. yard. garage: immediate
Possession. $l35.
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RENT-SIBTRBAN PROPERTY.

home in Hyattsville of q rooms. reception
hall bath gas. electricity latrobe heat
large barn, ; acres suitable for truck, chick
.en dairy farm two blocks from car line
and bOulev arb. $50 per month. Call Hyatts-
vile ISL. or Hyatlsville $50
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S25 .DOwN--vA. H1GHLANDS-.-S25 PER
month Only few more lots left; $500 to
$500 streets lighted; cement sidewalks
plenty of high-pressure water piped TO all
rent see j. L. PRICE at 240 Girault ave.
Virginia Hishlands or phone for anpoin H.
finance YOU. Come out Sunday and get off
al Virginia Highlands station 30"
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s-RM. HOUSE. AMI. ONE, BLOCK To
large cellar. Price low. 1929 Holiday 81
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SIX ROOM HOUSE IN CLARENDON
with all modern conveniences: has shade
amt double garage viii rent for $50 per
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Realtors
- Clarendon. Virginia
Call Clarendon 49, Evenings and sundays
Clar. 15S or A.
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RIGHT OFF GRANT CIRCLE on WEBSTER
st. facing st; Gabricls Church and school
D aIl ,,id- semi bungalow rooms and hath
IO6 feet Price $ln.15O Terms 10 SUIT
DD isnt frnm owner; 4 A. CAREY Main
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: ROOMS. H-W.H. ELECT: LOTS on
new road rdeal for chicken dinners or
per mo: Sacrifice for 81 $50 18th and
Central ave Sc OWNER Main 25l6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
Orphan Bout May
Go to Tex

BV Cnited Press
MIAMI. Fla, March 13.-As a re-
suit of the financial flop made in at
tempting to promote a bout here be-
tween Gene Tunney, New York
heavyweight, and Billy Stribling,
young bridegroom from Georgia,
New York will have the closeup
when the two young business men
do enter the ring.
No definite offers, as far as can
be learned here, have been made by
Tex Richard for a match. but it is
certain that he will offer the two
fighters a date this summer.
No exploitation or ballyhoo will be
necessary after all the publicity the
match has attracted here.
PA" Stribling, manager of Young
Stribling, said he had not talked
with Tex Richard about a match
for his boy against Tunney, but that
he was ready to do business with
any one. He said he had received
telegram from Rickard Friday
night. but that it referred to a
change in the date for the Stribling-
Slattery match in New York late
this month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
What They're Saying

Merle Ate and Harold Smith do
their stuff mt TOmlinsOn Hall. Mon
day. Smith says Merle ran out"
on him i'm a previous match. If
there's gr-udge between the boys
the fans may see some extra fire
works.
Harry Greb probably will be re.
membered as the fastest fighter the
game ever had. 81. Either in or out
of the ring.
Willie Hoppe is getting along in
years and losing his cue skin, and
it won't be long now until the public
will refer to him as "Old Bill"
Hoppe. -
Let's see, what was the name OF
that read-headed college fellow who
carried ice in Wheaton, ILL.,, and
made so much money out Of pro
football?
Babe Ruth trained all winter and
then struck out twice in the first
game he played I'm Florida The
trouble with the Babe Is that he
picked out the wrong winter-one
year late, evidently.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
TRACK EVENT
Four Big Ten Teams Strong
in Finals.
Bu United Press

BU United Press
CHICAGO, March 13.-With semi
finals already run off, athletes rep
resenting every school in the Big
Ten conference are ready for the
starters gun which will open the
finals Of the conference meet to-
night.
The affair looks like it may be a
four-cornered race between Iowa, IL
linois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Other teams of the conference did
not show the all-around strength
Friday night which it takes to win
a Big Ten meet.
About the only event Of the meet
that looks as though any one ath-
lete has a monopoly on it Is the
shotput Captain Dauber OF Iowa
should win this event. with Lyon
of Illinois second.
Hester of Michigan should win a
sprint or two, but he will meet with
stiff opposition from Irwin of Ohio
State and Roberts of Iowa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
TRY MEYERS
Browns Use CoIIegian on
Mound-MeIliIo Plays.

BIZ Times Special
TARPON SPRINGS. Fla, March
13.-George Sisler planned to try out
a reconstructed infeld when his St.
Louis Browns met the Brooklyn
Robins at Clearwater today. in add.
ton to placing Ernie Nevers. Cal
ifornia gridiron star, on the mound
for a trial.
Bob Lamotte was TO be used at
short. while oscar Mellilo, for whom
the Browns ere said to have paid
Milwaukee $4,000 in cash and
S35, 900 in players, was TO play sec
ond.
Marty McManus was to be shifted
from second to third to replace Gene
Robertson, who was to view the
game from the bench.
Besides Nevers, who was ma ding
his bow in a professional baseball
game Zachary and mo Hit" Rob
ertson were likely TO be sent into
the box.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
PIN MEN BUSY
A. B. C. BoWIerS in Heavy At.
tack at Toledo.

BU Times Special
aF6BE4Bo, March 13.-The first in.
flux of out-of-town bowlers in the
American Bowling Congress here
Friday gave the standings previous
ly monopolized by local booster
teams a severe shaking.
The Gasioerowsh Brothers team
of Toledo still tops the team event
with a 2,SSO, but the Coca-Colas Of
the Woodlawn Recreation, Chicago,
went into second position Friday
night with 2,S4S and the Hawthorne
Club Blues Of the Windy City
crashed. into third spot with a 2,S3S.
The Bracer Willis five Of New York
placed fourth with 2,S32.
f. Heer of Toledo tops the singles
with a 632 and went to the lead in
the all-events with n 1899. Buch-
trup and Steech-Schulte of Toledo
lead the doubles with a 1918.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
SWIM FINALS
Michigan Places 13 Men in
Tank Wind-up.

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, March 10
Michigan will go into the finals OF
the Big Ten swimming meet tonight
with distinct advantage over other
competitors because Of its having
placed thirteen men and qualified in
all events in the preliminaries held
Friday night.
What looks as though 1t will be
the most holly contested event Of
the meet is the 300-yard medley re-
lay. Michigan, Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin and Northwestern qualified In
the event and the four seem to be
almost evenly matched.
Herschberger of Wisconsin seems
to be the class Of the 50yard men,
and Purdy of Minnesota looks like
the best 200-yard breast-stroke man.
Samson Of Michigan looks good in
the 440 yards. The 150-yard back
stroke promises to be a close race
with Hill of Minnesota and the
Halstead brothers Of Michigan fight
ing for first place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
Smith Has Fine
Ring Record
BIZ Times ISpecinL

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, March 10. - Harold
Smith, who meets Merle Alte at In
dianapolis next Monday night, left
this city for Hoosier capital Friday
night, in company with his trainer,
Art Winch. Winch, who has handled
such stars as Charley White and
Tommy Herman, was loud in his
praise of the Stockyards district idol
and pronounced Smith in fine con-
dition.
Smith boxed twice in the last two
weeks, beating Earl Macarthur at
Sioux City and Johnny Rosen at
Memphis, Tenn. Harold is angling
for q return match with Charley
Phil Rosenberg, the worlds titlehold-
er in the bantam ranks, and Rosen-
berg and his manager, Harry Segal,
were in Chicago last week comforting
with Jim Mullen regarding a bout
early this spring.
Smith, who is boxing as feather
weight now, says he can reduce to
bantam poundage without weakening
himself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
II. s. FIVES STRUGGLE
TO STAY FOR FINAL s
Regional Play Today and Tonight viii Eliminate 48,
Leaving 16 Teams in Title Race.

finals. Among these may be men,
toned Bedford, Martinsville, Frank
fort and Franklin.
The chief threat to Shelbyville's
hopes was Rushville, and Rushville
won, % to II. Connersville is
likely to have to beat either Aurora
or Morton Of Richmond.
Newcastle is likely to stand IN
Muncie's path. The FIT. Wayne and
South Bend meets are largely toss
UP affairs and it would be difficult
to pick the four teams from those
meets which will be seen in Indian
apolis next week.
The big Sixteen" will be known
tonight. Very probably there will be
some surprises among them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
BY Eddie Ash

Ownie Bush landed two more re-
cruit hurlers today to take to Hot
Springs for tryouts with the In
dams. The newcomers are Jimmy
Lynch, southpaw Of the York Pa)
team, 1925 champions of the New
ork-Pennsylvania League, and
Johnny McNabb, a young right
handler who played independent ball
in Pennsylvania last summer.
Lynch was among the leading
twirlers Of his league last season.
He had previous experience with
Hartford Of the Eastern League and
few years ago the Indians gave
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13

also missed. Score, Shortridge, ID
Summitville, 10.
Baldwin shot one from the center,
that sent Summitville into the lead.
Christopher made a basket. The ref
cree declared he was travelling. The
crowd roared its disapproval.
Heaton shot one from the side and
Shortridge called time out. Score;
Summitville, II; Shortridge, IA.
Forest fouled Christopher and left
the game on four personal fouls.
Christopher tossed the foul goal.
w. Grouse substituted. Score:
Summitville, II; Shortridge, Is.
Shortridge missed two easy bas-
kets.
w. Grouse fell to the floor and
grabbed Christopher's legs. Christie
pher tossed foul goal. Score:
Summitville, II; Shortridge, 16.
Holt and Grouse went down in a
heap, which injured Grouse.
Grouse tossed the foul goal and T.
Woods substituted for Holt, who
went out on personal fouls. Score;
Summitville, 1S; Shortridge, 16. The
gun barked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
SENATORS HAVE BUSY DAY

BIZ Tunes SDeCfdT
TAMPA, March 1.-TWO squads
Of the Washington Senators were to
engage in games here today. the
regulars meeting the Boston Braves
and the rockies clashing with the
University Of Florida nine.
1t will be the second exhibition
game between the Senators and
Braves, Boston having won the first
at ST Petersburg few days ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-13
MISS COLLECT BEATEN
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By United Press
CLEARWATER, Fla, March 10.
Glenna Collett, national women s
golf champion, was defeated by
Helen Payson of Portland, Me-, In
the finals of the Bellaire women's
golf championship here. The score
was 2 up, over the 1S-hole route.
Shooting her usual good game up
to the 18th green, Miss Col.ett
missed a two1foot putt for the cup
and completely missed d. approach
shot for the 18th.