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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

WINCHESTER, Va. January 24.--Al-
legged failure to pay in full for MOON
shine liquor was the defense offered as
an offset today in County Justices
Court by Luther Ash. who had been
sued by E. E. Bayliss TO recover $228.4l,
due on store account.
Many of the items on the bill sued
on were for large quantities of aranu-
lated sugar. raisins and dried peaches.
Ash admitted owing the account. but
startled the justices apd spectators
when he declared he had claim
against the storekeeper for moonShine
liquor he had furnished him. and which
was manufactured from the sugar.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
NJ. (. CHURCH AGAIN
HEADS CAR COMPANY
Fares for Clergymen Cut in Half on
Arlington.Fairfax Trolley
Line.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, January "a
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Arlington Fairfax Rail-
way Co. last night. in the Office Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Holiday Post
to Put Team
in Tourney
Finals of Legion Baseball
Event to Be Here on
July 80.

The John H. HollidayJr. Post 1856
Of the American Legion will sponsor
a team in the Legion's junior base
ball tournament to decide the
worlds junior championship. Com
mander S. A. Bishop and Athletic
Officer F.. l.. Alderman are planning
on putting a first class club in the
field. The Holiday team was State
champion in 1926 and runners-ur
in the regional series at Louisville.
Three members remain from the
championship team, Archie Brown.
Stewart McFau and Harry Beplay,
and the team will be formed around
these boys. Any player desiring to
tryout for the team who will not
reach the age of II until Jan. /, is
asked to get in touch with William
E. Hildebrand, 1745 w. Morris St.;
S. A. Grifiths, care of Charles C.
Carr Co., 1919 Cornell Ave, or F.. L.
Alderman, Indiana Condensed Milk
Co., Main 1891 or Main 1898.
The county champions must be
decided by July g, and the district
champs by July 16. The final series
to decide the State champ probably
will be staged July 30. The finals
will be played in Indianapolis.
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with the E. c. Atkins & Co., and IS
managing that club. He had his
club in the Cooperative loop last
j. w. Mount of the Advance Paint
Company, is secretary of the circuit,
and is somewhat new to amateur
ball, but he knows the game and is
expected to make his Advance nine
prominent
George Gross, treasurer of the
loop, is working overtime with his
Gold Dust Corporation outfit, and
he hopes to supply the other teams
with plenty of opposition.
R. L. Stevens will lead the In
diana Bell Telephone nine, and they
are looked upon as the dark horse
of the circuit. Scott Cartmel will
manage the j. j. Madden Company
team, and as he is not new to the
amateur game, his club is expected
to make things interesting.
F. W. Helcher manages the In
dianapoliS Drop Forge club, and he
has gone about quietly building up
a strong team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
BadIy-RiddIed Beantown
Nine Strives to Get
Out of Rut.
ROGERS FORCED TO BED
Other Regulars Stricken
With Colds, Injuries.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, April 27.-The I'M
fortunate Boston Braves are having
tough time getting started in the
National League pennant race.
Starting the season with a promising
looking outfit, the Braves today
occupied the National League cellar
with three victories and five defeats,
but there is a reason for the i'll
ability of the Boston club to get 60
ing.
The Braves are making a game
fight in the race of the worst run
of luck suffered by any major league
club this spring. Not only is Rogers
Hornsby, the main spring of the
team, laid up in bed with influenza,
but five other regulars have severe
colds and are in no physical shape
to play winning baseball.
Trip Over Robins
Considering the Braves plight,
Manager Jack Slattery is lucky to
place nine men on the field much
less win ball game.
Nevertheless, it was this badly
riddled Boston tribe which kept the
Brooklyn Robins from ascending to
first place in the National League
Thursday. With Hornsby and Bur
rus out of the game, the Braves
beat Dazzy Vance, to O, largely
through the superb pitching of Ed
Brandt, who did not allow a hit
until the seventh inning.
The Braves first bad break came
when Jack Slattery was called away
from the team by death in his
family. Nothing has happened to
help the Braves since.
Richbourg Takes Place
Lance Richbourg, the Braves
capable right fielder, was forced to
get up from sick bed Thursday to
take his place in the game because
of the epidemic Of illness and in
juries. Eddie Brown was called in
from center field to play first base
in place of BurruS. Jack Smith is
cut of action with sprained ankle
and John Mcnamara, utility out
fielder, had to go to center field.
Three of the Braves pitching
stars, Wertz, Greenfield and Bob
Smith, are suffering from severe
colds and may not be ready to work
again for several days.
The biggest blow to the team,
however, is the absence of HornSby,
who had just begun to find himself
when he was forced to bed. Horns
by's batting average for the seven
games he has played is 1893, and
the Braves will miss his heavy hit
ting in their effort to get out of the
rut,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Annual Relays
at Penn Start
By United Press

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The
thirty-fourth annual Pennsylvania
relay carnival was to get under way
at Franklin Field here today with
more than 5000 athletes from all
sections Of the country in COMPETE
ton.
Decathlon entries occupied the
program for the opening day, and
among those to compete were
Barney Berlinger. Penn freshman
star; Tom Churchill of Oklahoma;
Lloyd Kennedy of Central Missouri;
Virgil Elliott, Bethany; Dan Kinsey.
Chicago, and a host of others who
will make bid for Olympic posts.
What bids fair to be the out
standing event of the carnival will
take place Saturday afternoon when
Charley Paddock completes against
three Pennsylvania stars. Folwell
Scull. Lamoin Boille and John Ball.
in the 175-yard dash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Bucher's Single
in Tenth Wins
for Indiana Nine
By Times Special

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, April 81
Indiana University's baseball team
scored a to victory over De
PAW here Thursday when Bucher's
single scored Bob Correll from sec.
cond with the winning run in the
tenth inning.
The locals scored one in the mi
tial frame, but we're passed in tine
third when the visitors tailed two.
Hickey of Indiana, drove a homer
ever the right field fence in the
fourth to put the HoosierS still
farther ahead and the Crimson had
a three run lead when another run
was chalked up in the seventh. De
Paw scored three to tie the score
in the seventh and the game went
into extra innings. Score by innings:
Indiana .......... 002 100 100 Is ]
De Pauw .......,. 100 600 900 o. 3
Apple. Bell and Burke; Pfersick and
Schelner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Manufacturers League All Set
for Opening of Amateur Season
Six Firms Have Clubs in John GaethS Saturday After
noon Circuit; Other Officers Listed.

The Manufacturers League, local
class A circuit of six clubs, is ready
for the grand opening along with
other amateur leagues Saturday.
First round games in the Manu-
facturerS' loop follow:
e. G.. Atkins VS.. Bell Telephone at
RhodiuS diamond No. 2; umpire, Long
meier.
J. ]. Madden Company VS.. indianapolis
Drop Forge at Brookside No. 2; umpire,
Hartmann.
Advance Paint Company VS.. Gold Dust
Corporation at Riverside No. 1; umpire,
Kelly.
John Gaeth, we'll known in city
and State amateur and independent
circles, is president of the Manu-
facturers' League, and he promises
hustling baseball. He was presi-
dent of the strong Motor League in
1920, and in 1921 he was president
of the City League. Last season
Gaeth was connected with the IN
dianapolis Merits as publicity man
ager. The Merits played in the
K. I. o. League in 1927.
H. E. Stewart, Manufacturers
League, vice president, is connected
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Walter Hagen
IA Down to
British Pro
American Star Off Form
Against Archie Comp
Ston in England.

By United Press
MOOR PARK, England, April 81.
Walter Hagen, American star,
was fourteen holes behind Archie
Compston, leading British profess
sional, today at the end of the first
thirty-six holes of their seventy
two-hole match for what was re-
garded as the match championship
of the world.
Hagen seemed plainly off form
Compston was four up on him at
the end of the morning eighteen
holes and seven up at the end of
the first nine in the afternoon
round.
The cards for the first nine holes
in the afternoon were:
Hagen ................... 453-545445--39
Hagen amazed the big gallery by
missing a putt of less than eight
cen inches at the ninth. Campston
had failed to sink a one-yard putt
at the preceding hole. Scores of the
first eighteen were:
COmpston-
Out ........... 412-53i- Si3-32
In ................ -634-454-35-67
Hagen
In .... ........... I3-95S-$i-72
1t seemed unlikely that the match
would go into the fourth round.
Conpston played wonderful golf,
and that really told the story of
the day. Hagen or any one else
could not have won against him
except by a similarly extraordinary
display. and Hagen today could
not hope to win but only to reduce
his opponents lead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
LU Nine Faces
Purple Saturday

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 81
The second Big Ten baseball game
of the week will be played by In
diana University Saturday after
noon when Northwestern invades
Bloomington.
Russell Paugh, who has seen
action on the mound in all previous
conference games this year, is Coach
Deans choice for the tilt. Paugh is
in excellent condition and can be
relied upon to be consistent. Mag
nabosco, Of Clinton, will be behind
the bat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Se-ni-Pro and Amateurs

Indianapolis Triangles will open their
season Sunday at Mooresville against the
strong Mooresyille Independents. Triangles
will practice this evening at Garfield Park.
open dates for May 6. 81 anud june and
10 and would like. to hear from the fast
play. 16 E. Orange St. or call Drexel 1864.
indianapolis Trojans will play the
strong Mars Hill nine Sunday at the
Mars Hill. diamond at p m. All players
are urged to be on hand at Shelby and
Raymond SITS. at ! p. m. sharp. TroianS
again challenuge the Universals to game
to be played on a neutral diamond. Call
DreXel $3.50 and ask for Lawrence
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Boston BRACES Suffer Worst Rm Of Luck in Big Leagues This Spring

Bess, who went to the canvas seven
times during the engagement.
Anterior went down once. 1t was
a good fight and the large crowd
which attended the show was we'll
entertained.
The Times decisions in other
bouts:
Johnny Milton defeated Kid Sunshine.
eight rounds.
Young Mohawk defeated Bill Frank. four
rounds
Kid Lewis knocked out Young Owsley.
first round.
Battling Randolph defeated Young Wall
ton, six rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Anterior Beats
One Round BeSS

Youth was the victor in Thurs
day nights ten-round feature bout
at Tomlinson Hall beween Happy
Anterior, Indianapolis fyweight,
and One-Round Bess, popular local
Negro battler Anterior scored a
decisive victory over the veteran
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
GRID GAME CARDED

DELAWARE, Ohio. April 81
Contracts for a football game
between the United States Military
Academy and Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity on Nov. %, 1929, at West
Point. were completed here today
by Wesleyan officials.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
INCREASES LEAD

CHICAGO, April Of Willie
Hoppe increased his lead over John
ny Layton, national three-cushion
billiard champion, in their 60O-point
exhibition match here by winning
two more blocks. The score stands
400 to 1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
City Bowling
Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

BY LEFTY LEE
Six local women teams left for Detroit |
today wher they viii roll in the women's |
b 1U%tS c9ea IN H. now IN PF66g
laws whereby cities outside of the tourney |
city can send booster clubs accounts for
teams from here and their captains are:
tain; Pres-O-Lite Battery, A. Rudbeck |
captain. The thre regular clubs that will !
Co Con- i' D HarIa me captain S@ootB
Top Range. L. Honnald captain. and Sill |
Yer Flash A. MCDANIEL, captain. Indian |
apolis bowlers wish the girls the best of
home the bacon. ''-N ''' '''1''' " '-'--S
Thursday night the Pilgrims ard 3. P.
O. Eks ks IRON rom Marion Mari rolled in the State
1R E he E P@'i eem eighth fr tTR fS3
out this squad with the Union Station
Rsstau Gf hitting IL the m9ney With
calls for a squad at 9 p. m. and another
squad at 10 p. M all Of the clubs being |
Composed Of ten teams S0i Under the SEVERN
Hotel banner and two from the st. Ems
Six Of the ten members of the two Mar
ion clubs rolled over the GOO mark, G.
oan5 6s s2a ana S fs satRs
for the Pilgrims, while J. Strands. o.
Policy and B. Needham had totals of GA,
GIL and sos for the Elk team. State tour
FIVE-MAN
Courier. Newcastle ,......;;.......... s,0I3
Marott Shoe Shop, Indianapolis. 49,. 2'9S9
Fo9 f F. S SSa Co diaqapaPohs ss2
Coca Cola, Terre Haute ........,... 2,954
HoteI i SEVERN hli04 INDIANAPOLIS 1851 1851
Jaranowsh Boosters; Raymond 1881
Welch-J. Klug. Terre Haute ....... 1921
Enr!ght-CookSey, Hammond ;....... 1,23o
G; Jensen-L,9 Lotz., Terre Haute go. 1913
Wolf M sl5 KokomG ;..........,. 1907
hn-SchneiGerman. Kokomo ...... 1,20I
H. Horne. Knuth Indianapolis -. 1,199
Barman- Harris. Hammond .......... 1875
BorInl;I i6nT IITn6%lianapois ....... l195
D. : '9''e' "a MOS s1NciiES ''''''''''' lisa
c. Meyer Hammond ..........,,,,, IA
II. Schneiderman, Kokomo ......... 713
4 Mc6arty Pf Indianapoiis ga ga
A. SchlenkeI, Huntington ........., $40
4; Leslie, South Bend .............. 665
6. Wgest. Terre Haut9 .. ......... $50
~ NJ: gus IHop ~ ld-e eSS9
ALL EVENTS
Ear McC9rtv, IuciDlapolis ........ 1910
G. Jensen Terre Haute .... 1871
II. Schneiderman. Kokomo .......... 1862
When the Marotts went over with the
seasons high tbree-gan total of 1892
Wednesday. night Frank Fox was given
credit for leading the club with a total
of 613. The total was right and the
name Fox was right, but it was Larry
Fox who rolled. So that's that!
Ira Giltner has been looking the boys in
the Capitol No. League all season. Ira
it until the Capitol No 2 League sweep
stakes. when he hit the pins for 633 for
first place, one pin better than Schier, who
finished second with 632. Hanna and
Craft tied for third and fourth with 592
each. Forty-four entries tried for the
prizes in this event.
Friday night the Capitol No League
will roll double-header to close the sea-
son for this loop. This league enjoyed
a successful season with all of the clubs
swatting the pins in fine stvle. The Sill
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Crimson Track
Team to Compete
IL, Drake Relays
By Tim cs Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 81
Indiana University's crack track and
field team was westward bound to-
day where Saturday the Hoosiels
will take part in the annual Drake
relays. Indiana's mile relay team
which is undefeated in outdoor
meets this year, is one of the con-
tenders for a relay championship.
Rinehart, winner of the javelin
last yeal', is another Indiana Uni
versity athletes slated to capture a
first place. Rinehart hurled the
javelin 204 feet II inches last Sat
urday at Ohio State for first place.
He is due for place on the
Olympic team at his present rate Of
improvement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

John P. Quinn, Philadelphia Ath-
letics' veteran, pitched his team
to a 10-to-0 win over the Washing
ton Senators, enabling Connie
Mack's club to move into third
place in the American League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
indianapolis Reserves will play at
Brookslde No. ! SUNDAY instead Of No. 8

,,- Ind5 il. Reserves will play at
BFookside No. 1 Sunday instead OF No. 3.
Dady A. C.s will practice Sunday at
Riverside No. 5 at 2 ,. m. All piayers q re-
requested to attend as this Will be the
starts. State teams desiring games for a1 fba
aLter part OF May address Basil Flint
Is ~ Qlyer ave, or, call Belmont 1890
number.
,. Midway Juniors playing in the 17-l8-
DSzei 6o74-w G and ask R For FAM RS5RR'' 0a
The following nvington Red sox PLAYERS
are requested TO report at Colorado and
new new YORK StS;, Friday night at 3 D. m.
brothers. Gallagher. Brown J. Edwards. n
ODeH. Eppie Williams and Harry Dillon.
Inc service OF a good catcher are desired.
GOSPORT Ind osport Fliers will omen
Ine season at Quincy Sunday. A game is
Red sox for NAV and Is q at home home
ma IdiahE IS5e play 4e here May 20 and Whiteiok
write BUD Thomas. GospoEt. Ind.
Riverside Olympics will hold an i'm
portant practice Sunday morning at River
side. No. 10. All players are urged to at
tend as the manager will make the final
cut. Strong State teams desiring games
are requested TO call Pinky at Talbot 5000
indianapolis Meldon Club has open
dates Tor May p and June and 10 and
desires 70 schedule strong State clubs at
once Tor these dates. Call or wire r J
SStteedhAn' 9l8 Olive St., or call Drexel
Universals will hold an important meet
ing at the home of Ray Price tonight at
1870. Uniforms viii be issued and sun
day s game with the Y. NJ. S. will be dis
cussed; 1t is absolutely necessary that ey-
cry player attend. Sundays game will
start at p. IN. at Garfield No g. Uni
versals desire a game for May 80 and later
dates Call Drexel 3308-M or write Ralph
Adams, 1911 Bradbury Ave.
Due TO a misunderstanding the Midwavs
are without game for Sunday They hold
a permit for GARFIELD No. l at p. m A
call Drexel, 602O-W after p. m. or adj.
dress Paul Gray, 1925 State ST.
Indianapolis Y. NJ. S. will practice at
Garfield Saturday at 2 p. m. SUNDAY they
will meet the Universals on diamond No
are wanted with fast city and State teams
curing May and June. Call DreXel 1915
M or write Arthur J. Beck. COO Terrace
ave, KeyStones. St. Philips. Brooksides.
Indianapolis Cubs, Triangles and Midways
take notice.
The following Oakhiu A. C. players are
asked to report at Caroline and Roose-
yelt AYES Sunday at 1870: Ely. Hastings.
Westcott Stutsman brothers. Purdy
brothers. Dillinger. Wilkin, Poll. Lockhart.
Davenport. Zimmerman. Rich and all
those desiring tryouts For games write
DIN Hastings. 2011 N Tacoma Ave. or
call Cherry 7l44
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

The pitching of Carmen Hill and
the batting of the Waner brothers
carried the Pittsburgh Pirates to
a 7-to-2 victory over the Cincinnati
Reds. The Waners made five hits,
scored four runs and drove in two
more.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

An eighth-inning rally enabled the
Yankees to beat the Boston Red
Sox, 9 to 4. Bob Meusel drove in
four runs, bringing his total for the
season to sixteen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
DE PAUW METERS WIN
Tigers Annex Close Court Meeting
From Crimson, 4 and 3.
Bv Timcs Special

BB Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind April 81
De Paw tennis players nosed out
the Indiana University court per-
formers Thursday, four matches 10
three. Summary:
Quinn a. defeated Krail Cd. SO. 81;
Pike H. defeated Brandenburg Cd. 81,
4-6, 6-l: Shoemaker ID. defeated Hines
IL, Ga. 60: Hughes ID beat Nixon H.,
6-3. Ga; Mahrdt ID beat Soyine IL, rs.
60. In the doubles Pike and Hines a. de-
feated Brandenburg and Mccormick ID ,.
&c. 6-3 and Hughes and Shoemaker d.
beat Quinn and Nixon u. O-6. So. So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Holding the Tigers to seven scat
tered hits, George Grant pitched the
Cleveland Indians TO a 6-to-1 win.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Only the Braves victory over the
Robins prevented the Giants, who
succumbed to the Phillies, 5 to 4,
from losing their lead in the Ma
tional League to Brooklyn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
IRISH BEAT WILDCATS

EVANSTON, Ill, April 27-Notre
Dame defeated Northwestern, 4
matches to 3, in tennis meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

yer Flash team is the champ for this year
with q lead great enough to offset any re-
suit Friday.
The Mary Lou Lunch won three from
the Major Ladies as the A. C. Bradley
No: and Nancy Hart Candy too kthe
odd game from the A. c. Bradley No. 1
and Silver Flash in th2 Major Ladies'
League games Thursday. The A. C.
Bradley No. 2 also won three from the
Silver Flash in a postponed series. Mrs.
Eddie Meyers led the field with a total
of 545 for h9r tire games.
The Castings won the championship of
the Link Belt League Thursday night at
the Century alleys by defeating the Or
ders two out of three. The Castings went
into this series but one game in the lead
of the orders. who had to win the odd
game to deadlock the lead. Two pins was
the difference between these clubs in the
last game, the Castings having 1888 to 1856
for, the Orders; Production finished third
and the Oil Dogs fourth. The members
Of this league voted in favor Of a banquet
which. will De held near Noblesville on
ten team league for i92s-29." and this
column, believes their hopes will be
realized
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Home runs by Blue and Schultz
off Ted Lyons. White SoX pitching
ace, featured the st. Louis Browns
6-to-5 victory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27
Big League Stuff
BY Omitted Press

Thursdays Hero: Ed Brandt, Bos-
ton Braves 23-year-old rookie from
Seattle, who set the Brooklyn Rob
ms down with two hits to beat them,
to 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

| yer Flash team is the champ for this year
with lead great enough to offset any re-
| Sult FridaV-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

The following Oakhill A. C. players are
asked to report at Caroline and Roose-
Welt AYES. Sunday at 1890: Ely Hastings
Westcott. Stutsman brothers. Purdy
brothers. Dillinger. Wlkin. Poll. Lockhart
Davenport, Zimmerman. Rich and ali
those desiring tryouts. For games write
DIN Hastings. 201l N. Tacoma Ave. or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Due TO a misunderstanding the Midwavs
are without game for Sunday. They hold
a permit for GARFIELD No. ! at D. m A
strong city or State team is requested to
call DreXel. 6020-W after D. N. or adj
dress Paul GRAY. 1925 state 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-27

Six OF the ten members of the two Mar
ion clubs rolled over the GOO mark. G.
Baugher, MEG .ouseer and G.. Fuller getting
for. the Pilgrims Willie J. Strands. o.
Policy and 3. Needham had totals of 614,
GIL and sos for the Elk team. State tour