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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
Fights and Fighters

PHOENIX, Ariz.--Shamus O'Brien. Phoe-
nix. defeated Jose Monzon. Mexican light
weight, eight rounds.
LOS ANGELES.-Jackie Fields. Los
knockout over Jack zivich, Pittsburgh,
seventh round.
NEW YORK-Pierre Charles. Belgian
heavyweight. defeated Jack Dorvel. French
Canadian. ten rounds.
BOSTON, Nasal Mello, New England
welter. DEBATED Bill Murphy. Lowell. ten
ROUNDS. Charlie Donoval, Boston, de-
feated Pete Paschcco. Denver. eight rounds.
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Girl Slips Into Legion Boys
Tourney and Breaks Up Game

And now Margaret has been
suspended" by the Legion baseball
directors and the game ordered re-
played Saturday.
And Blanford threatens to carry
the case to Judge Lands, the ruler
of all baseball!
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RARY RUTH ENTERS

CHICAGO, June 27.-Baby Ruth.
hydroplane racer owned by otto
z. Shnering and twice winner OF
speed boat regattas, will compete
II, the Mississippi Valley Power Boat
Associations race at st. Louis, July
3. 4 and 5, it was announced here
today.
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y Hennessey Advances Third Round Wimbledon Tourney
GENE IN GOOD FORM
BIZ United Press

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SPECULATOR, N. Y, June 81
Billy Gibson, manager of Gene Tun-
ney, said today he was more than
pleased with the champions phys
ical condition.
IF he were in any better condi-
ton this far before the Heeney
fight" said Gibson, lit would be too
good as he would go stale before
fight time"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
rYANKS IN EXHIBITION

30 T3ntcs SpeCNI
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 81
The New York Yankees played the
Harrisburg Senators, champions of
the New Pennsylvania League,
an exhibition game here Tuesday,
the contest ending in a Go tie.
Babe Ruth hit a home run in the
Fourth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
WINS FRENCH TITLE

PARIS, June 81. Miss Polly
Gourlay, Great Britain, today won
the French women's open golf
championship, defeating Mrs. Percy
Garon, 4 up and Q to play. Miss
Gourlay won both the French and
British open titles in 1926.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
IN BANKERS TOURNEY

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PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Bobby
Jones, former open golf champion,
will attend the 1928 convention Of
the American Bankers Association
here in October and will enter the
bankers tournament, officials for
the convention said today. He is a
member Of the golf committee of the
convention.
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On July Fourth, when the Riv-
erside A. AS. battle the strong In
dianapolis Power and Light nine
at Washington Park, Rollie Sha-
fer will take the mound for the
Riverside outfit. He has won
seven in eight starts, having four
shutouts to his credit, one nor
hit, no-run feat.
The North Indianapolis team
expects to give the city champs
all they care to face in the COM
ing feature fray.
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Sunday the Western Grays will play the
College Cupbs juniors at Rhodius No / at
3 p. m. For games call Belmont 1693-W.
and ask for Junior
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indianapolis Triangles will meet the
Rushville Coca Colas Sunday at Rush
vile. Triangles we're scheduled to play
at Rushville last Sunday. but were rained
out; Triangles desire games with fast
State teams. For games in August write
DreXel 1854
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Endorses KOniola
For Benefit of
Other Sufferers
Free of Health Miseries
She Suffered for
Three Years.

In every neighborhood Of Indian
apolis there are dozens Of homes
where Konjola has restored some
body's health. This new medicine
has received over a thousand in
dorsementS from people right in this
city. A never ending stream Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27

game for July and 90. State teams
get N touch with George w. Kew. l419
N. Senate Ave, or call Lincoln 568l.
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and % remain open. Write Martin Moore,
l747 Northwestern Ave
Roy w. Steele Shoe Rebuilders defeated
the Hall Yankees irl a five inning game
night at 7S0 ID. s. t. and the foiiowins
players are urged TO attend. Fox Thomp-
son, Bailey. Weschsler. Miller. Nield Levitt
Culhvanl. Sackoh. Nihiser, Schmidt
Bauman and Manager White. Fast State
teams desiring games write Frank White
80S S. Meridian st.
Johnny Skiles of the Indianapolis Cubs
Is requested to call Cherry 6261 after {
this evening.
rained out Sunday. The Boys Club will
play the Mooresville Reserves at / p. m
Sunday at Moorescille All players must
be at the club at a. m. For games
write Harry wheel. IS Bloomington st.
or call Belmont 2247.
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Hoosier A. B. C.s go to Thorntown
Sunday to play the second Of three
game series. All players must be at the
home of the manager Thursday night
New uniforms will be issued July IS. %,
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Western A. A. defeated the Mickleyvil,e
called at the end Of the fifth Because Of
rain. Features of the game was the hard
hitting Of Ernie Day and two fast double
Westerns. Two two teams are playing a
three-game series and each team has won
one. The third and deciding contest will
be played Sunday July at the Mickley-
vile diamond. Next Sunday the National
Biscuit Company team plays the Westerns
on, the lattevs' diamond. For games call
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1ianapoIiS Davis Cup Star
Defeats Young English
Player.
n
HELEN WILLS VICTOR
Molla Mallory Eliminated by
Australian.
BULLETIN

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WIMBLEDON, England, June
27.-En the first round of mems
doubles, John Hennessey ana
George Lott, United States, beat
the Frenchmen, Danet and Cen
tien, Us, rs, 6-S.
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Edwards All-Stars, an independent
Negro team. Is without a game for Sun
Ave, or call irvington 23l4 after s D. m.
July |, 4 and Is also Is open.
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INDIANAPOLIS orioles holding a permit
without game and desire to herr from a
fest city team playing in the 18-19-vear-
old class. Call Drexel 1851 and ask for
John.
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Due to a cancellation by Hills Camp. the
Rural Red Sox are without a game for
next Sunday end wish to pnt in touch
with a strong State team. Write william
G; Pake. 1903 E. Nineteenth st., or call
Cherry 2077.
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organizing a team for out-of-town bali
Sundays and holidays and can use two
good inhelders and an out1elder. For in
formation call Lincoln 1856 between 8 a. m.
and p m. and ask for Paul
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SWEET NEWS TO ROBRY

SWEET NEWS TO ROBBY
Overton Tremper, former Penn
star and now owned by the Brooklyn
club, is burning up the Sally League
this season, according to Nap
Rucker, Robin Scout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-27
With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

The Keystone Juniors and Three
C's, scheduled to meet in a first
round game of the American Le-
gion- indianapolis Times baseball
tourney Thursday, will play at 1870
p. m. at Riverside No. 3, instead of
at 3 p. m, as previously had been
announced.
FRANKLIN, Ind.-Battery A Of Frank
lin would Ike to book games with city
franklin. college CUBS. Spades Sn =
bus, Martinsville, Shelbyville. Porters Camp
ana MorgantoWn are requested to write
James B. Campbell, 1863 w. Jefferson St.
LAWRENCE. Ind:-Lawrence Acorns
have saDf.r few open o dates in August and
games with fast State teams. Silver
Flashes. ,Keystones. Nobiesville, Mohawk.
Greenfield and Franklin take notice
Write Paul Thompson, Lawrence, Ind.
NoBLEsy1LLE. :. Ind.-gall Brothers
te19 Of NosleSyEs played the Edwards
Of rain, Maywether starred for the All
snd %afaf tho hs TS St s2ssfSs Hdnns
pitcher, starred for the Bali Brothers at
the bat Next Sunday the locals play at
Connersyille.
Municipal Gardens team will play the
header Saturday. Sunday the Gardens
nine plays the Ferndalei at Riverside No a
a meeting will be held in the club rooms
tonight at 8.
Shanklin Club will play the strong Dady
A. C.s Sunday at $3.50 at Rhodius Park
Both teams have been going strong and
q fast game is expected Shanklins de-
sire game for July 4. Call Deatrick at
Belmont 0309.
a good Sunday morning ball team is
organizing a team for out-of-town ball
Sundays and holidays and can use two
formation call Lincoln 1856 between 8 a. m.
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Shankln Club will play the strong Dady
A. C.s Sunday at $3.50 at Rhodius Park
Both teams have been going strong and
q fast game is expected. Shanklins de-
sire game for July 4. Call Deatrick at
Belmont 0309
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and 90 remain open. Write Martin Moore
l747 Northwestern Ave.
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Municipal Gardens team will play the
Printers at Riverside No. Q in a double
header Saturday. Sunday the Gardens
nine plays the Ferndslei at Riverside No A.
A meeting will be held in the club rooms
tonight at 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
HOUSTON AWAITS
ENTRY OF BROWN
DERBY BATTALION
BY PAUL r. MALLCN
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

HOUSTON, Texas, June ia
fresh pine board convention hall and
an eager uihwestern metropolis
today awaited the coming Of the
brown derby battalion from New
York.
Headquarters for Governor Alfred
T.. Smith were set aside on the
mczzanine floors of the Rice hotel,
opposite the rooms of Senator James
A. Reed Of Missouri. The Smith
leaders are due here tonight.
The first statement Of the con
Nention was issued last night by
Ed s. Nillmoare, treasurer of the
Fecd organization announcing eve
have come to Houston TO use every
honorable means to make Senator
Reed the Democratic nominee.
Few of the favoritc son candi
dates are expected to open head
quarters as Democratic leaders feel
that little remains to be done ex-
ccpt assemble the delegates. They
Go not see any way whereby Smith 5
domination can be stopped.
Houston, meanwhile is more in
tercsted in entertaining visitors
from Manhattan than in the poll
ties of the situation, They want to
see what a brown derby looks like
With true southern hospitality
they want to make the convention
Il big party.
The town band meets all the ar.
irving delegates with a medly of
fumes ending with "DiXie.p
The Tammany club has a cubby
hole office in one of the downtown
office buildings, but it is taking
no part in convention arrangements
Glenn Shaver, chairman of the Demo
cratic national committee, meets
newspaper men twice each day to
tell them that he knows nothing
Cf interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
PRESIDENT MAY SPEND HIS
VACATION WEARING OILSKINS

only for a rest and is making
the most of his vacation, was
indicated by the fact he has
not left Cedar Island lodge
since his arrival there Friday.
Everett Sanders, the presi-
dent s secretary, has been ar
ranging tentative schedule
that will bring Mr.. Coolidge
into Superior only three times
a week, and possibly less dur
ing the first few weeks. AL
though his Washington sched'
ule called for press confer,
cnces each Tuesday and Fri
day it now is planned to hold
only one a week.
Chairman William NJ. Butler
of the Republican national COM
mittee, who was guest at the
lodge yesterday, remained over
night. His visit was regarded
more as a personal call than as
one of political significance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
KIWANlS GROWTH
EXTRA0RDIN AIRY
SAYS JOHNSON
ny United Press Leased WIRE

SEATTLE, Wash, June ~
Members of Kiwanis internationa
attending the 10Th annual conven.
tion of their order today were told
of the growth of Kiwanis since its
inception 13 years ago by '. Nj.
johnson, past president.
"Our organization has assumed
an Importance so gigantic that even
the most sanguine have been stag
pcred. - Johnson told the 5000 dele
gates assembled for conference IN
the civic Auditorium.
"Thc highest dignitaries of the
United States and Canada do our
organization honor to wear the
Ladge of service.
"In 1915, there were only three
Kiwanis clubs. In 1919 there were
1873; in 1928 there were l,O43 and
today there are more than lIoo with
& membership of over 100000.
"The underlying ideals, ideas,
and principles of kiwanis are eter-
nal. At its inception our motto was
'we trade Later we changed it to
!. we build -.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
SLIGHT CHANGE
in PLANS FOR
SWING WELCOME
MotOrcade viii Meet AT
SeeIey Instead of At
DiXieland.

Plans for welcoming Congressman
Phil Swing home tomorrow were
outlined at the meeting of the Con
servation Club held last night.
1t was decided that the motor
cade which will gree; the Congress
man enroute will hold its welcome
to Swing at Seeley instead of at
Dixieland as first planned. This
change has been made due to the
fact that it is expected that there
will be many ears in the mOtorcade
and the road facilities at Seeley
will be much better for the han
ding of the parade. The cars will
gather at Seeley at . O'Clock.
Either the Yuma Indian band or
a local land will be included IN the
lineup and after escorting the Con
gresham to FL Centro a parade
through the principal business
streets of the city will be held.
Veterans in Escort
Welcome home signs and stickers
will be spread about the city and
Ell Centre merchants and residents
are asked to display their flags. At
s clock tomorrow night Swing VIII
address an audience at City Park.
Service clubs and civic organiZa-
tions are joining hands in the wei
come.
Kendall B. Perkins, commander
of Boyce Aten Post, American Le'
gion, of which Congressman Swing
is member, has issued notice 10
all members that they are requested
to be at Seeley at . o'clock and
take part in the motorcade escort
from there into FL Centre.
President Hetzel, of the I'll Cen
tro Chamber of Commerce has can
celled the directors meeting SEIZED
nled for tomorrow night, and in
stead the directors will be at the
program in city park. He urged al
members of the chamber to make
special effort to take part IN the
motorcade escort.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
OFFICERS MUST
STAND TRIAL. IN
SHOOTING CASE

FRESNO, Calf, June l9.-lhe
I,!ea of their attorney for DIS
llissal of manslaughter charges
against them having been denied,
A. r. Cole and /. B. Chalmers, for
mer special county Officers, today
were preparing to stand trial IN
superior court for the Staying OF
Frank Aiello, suspected bootlegger.
The contention of Attorney W. h.
Simpson, at the preliminary hearing
that it would be impossible to
establish which of the two men fired
the fatal shot and asking dismissal
of the case, was overridden by
Justice Church.
The prosecution, in charge Of
special prosecutor Frank Curran,
introduced two supreme court rul-
ings, one involving case in Akron,
Ohio, and another in Missouri, up
holding conviction of officers for
firing on suspected persons without
sufficient grounds.
Curran said Cole and Chalmers,
who killed Aiello when his brother,
driving an automobile near Pine
dale on the night of May >, refused
to stop as ordered, should have been
charged with murder instead of
n.anslaughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
MOBILES CREW
AGAIN MISSED
BY RESCUERS
By ERIK BERNDSEN
United Press Special Correspondent

KINGS BAY, Spitzbergen, June
19-Gcncral Umberto Mobile and
lis group of five awaiting rescue
on the ice in the north, again watch
Cd relief approach and depart with
cut their position being discover
ed, it became known today. Captain
II. RiiserL Larsen and 1t. Luetzow
Holm flew within two kilometerS
o.! the ice encampmcnt Monday, but
failed to sight Mobile and his five
aides. The planes We're sighted by
Mobile however.
The two Norwegian flyers return
ed today to the steamer Braganza
after reconnoitering over the dis
trict where Mobile S ice refuge is
floating. They had been unable to
sight Mobile although they were
within two kilomcters of the lost
men.
Later it was learned, through ra-
dio advices that Mobile had sighted
the flyers just as they passed over
his position Sunday.
Relief expeditions from five ma
tions speeded rescue today TO the
group.
General Mobile and his aides are
on an ice floe-probably now at a
point near 5000 degrees north and
1922 degrees east-and their pre-
dicament grows more desperate
hourly. Great crevasses are begin
ming to appear in the ice as the
short summer season approaches.
lee is melting rapidly. This be-
speaks a danger for the six who
have huddled about silken tent
since they were brushed off the
Italia in a forced landing May %.
Now all resources are centering
toward rushing aid to the spot
where Mobile last reported he and
his men waited relief. Steamers
ice boats and airplanes either are in
the frozen territory or are rushing
to this area.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
INHABITANTS OF
SOUTHWEST AREA
BATTLE FLOODS
Ry United Press Eenscd Wire

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 10
Threatening to spread fan-hke over
additional thousands of acres under
cultivation, rivers in the southwest
continued their rise today with lit
tie prospect of a let-down in the
situation for several days.
Only clouded skies and unsettled
weather greeted dishcartened see
tions long wearied by annual floods
that wash out crops in the lowlands,
Weather forecasts for Missouri
Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas,
ccnters of the flooded areas, prom
ised unsettled weather for the next
two days.
The fight to bolster weakening
lcvees in Missouri and Arkansas con-
tinued today rs heavy rains were re-
ported further north.
Workers toiled feverishly yester
day ON broken dikcs in southeastern
Missouri, where the St. Francis river
already has covered one third OF
DunklM county - approximately
100000 acres.
The Verdigris, near Independence
Kansas, was on rampage with low
lands flooded. Fields of grain dead
ripe were expected to be total losses
as the river rapidly neared the 81
foot stage today. Highways were
reported under water near Inde
Pendence.
a tornado that struck in a farm
ing community between Mound City
and Oregon, Mo-, last night, killed
one, injured three and caused con,
Siderable property damage.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
Bay City Police
To Probe Death

SAN FRANCISCO, June l9.-The
homicide squad of the San Fran
cisco police department today was
assigned to the investigation of the
mysterious death of newly born
baby girl, burned to death here yes
terday i'll an apartment house in
einerator. The infant was found by
a janitor of the building who looked
into the furnace for table fork
lost by one of the tenants. An
autopsy determined it was alive
when placed in the incinerator,
Deputy Coroner Thomas Gavin said.
a search was conducted through
all apartments in the building but
nothing was found that pointed to
any tenants as the parents of the
child, police said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
SUSPECTS
Hell D IN
SLAY ING
Widow of Dead Druggist
Among Those Accused of
His Death.
DAMAGING CL u E S
NeighbOrs Assert WO-
man Dressed in White
Seen Near DeaAh Car.
By United Press Leased W're

VAN NCYS, Caii7., June 10
! fourth suspect ip the staying Of
John t. Glab, wealthy retired Chi
cago pharmacist, was arrested late
today and charged with suspicion
Of murder.
He was W. W. Mcintyre, former
Los Angeles police officer who was
dismissed from service Il year ago
after he figured in Il Hollywood
shooting scene with Mrs. Hazel
Glab. widow Of the dead man.
Others he'll on Il murder count
we're Mrs Glab, her ncicc, Miss
Ethel KAISER. of Oklahoma city, and
the Clab gardener, NJ. \. Wilson.
Mcintyre was taken into custody
after officials learned that he had
been seeing Mrs. Glab since her
marriage aud had been in her com
IauY as late as Sunday.
According to Police reports, Nc
Iatyrc was shot through the right
check during the course of Il party
in the Hollywood apartment of Mrs.
Glab. then Mrs. Hazel Garland, in
january 1927.
The woman was released AT that
time when she testified she shot in
self defense and when it became ap-
parent that Mcintyre was not scrl'
cusly injured.
1t was undcstood then that the
woman wounded Mcintyre when he
became jealous and attempted to
beat her for going with other men.
Soon after she married Glab.
Police learned that Mrs. Glab had
called at Mcintyre $ apartment
last Sunday and that the couple wcr"
seen together often since she mar
r,cd the Chicago man.
Suspicion of the Staying was di-
rrctcd to Mrs. Glab when ncighbors
said they saw a woman, dressed in
white, leave the Glab automobile a
few seconds after Glab was fatally
wounded as hc attempted to enter
the ear last night.
Mrs Glab was clothed in white
when she was taken into custody
and a newly cleaned revolver was
found in the bone.
Couple Cuarreled
Wilson, the gardner, said the
Glabs had been quarreling for sew
cral days. He did not know the
nature of the disagreement but he
said he understood Glab intended
to leave his wife and she, in turn,
was preparing to divorce him.
Mrs Glab denied any domestic
difficulties.
Mrs. Glab told police that her hus-
band might have made enemies with
the Chicago underworld although
she declined to say in what manner.
She said his drugstore was located
near the county hospital in Cicero,
suburban Chicago.
She first met the murdered man
in Chicago while she was stopping
at the Sheridan Read apartment
house, she stated. At that time he
Was separated from his first wife
Mrs. Martha Glab, who now is liv
ing in Hollywood.
She married Glab in Reno, New
ada, sh,. said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
YOUNG NAMES
DIRECTORS FOR
IMPERIAL FAIR
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Calf, June 10
Governor Young today appointed
the board of directors of the mpcr-
iai County agricultural fair as
sociation as follows:
Samuel f. Robinson, Holtvine,
Tom Anderson, Westmorland; Leo
Hetzel, Ell Centre; A. Y. Preble, In
rerial; f. A. Willard, Holtyille;
George Bailey, Calipatria and
Dewey Carey, Rrawley.
The appointment was made by
the governor upon receipt of let.
ter from County Clerk {. q. Nous
seau of Imperial county, saying that
the board of supervisors wished the
charter of the Agricultural Fair as
sociation revived and recommending
the seven directors for appoint
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
Epidemic Grips
Northern Village
by United Press Leased Wire

DORRIS, Calf, June 10. - This
little lumber community was striv-
ing today to check an epidemic of
diphtheria which has claimed the
lives of two children.
Although no new cases have been
reported, health officials are en-
forcing all preventative measures
possible. Guards have been posted
at both entrances to the town and
along the Oregon state line to warn
tourists.
DR.. G.. s. Newsom, medical direct
or of the klamath County, Oregon,
health unit, reported that two cases
are still under attention.