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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
Record
Lists Victories
OUer Fast Boys

Few fighters in the game can
boast of so impressive a record as
Spug Myers, junior welterweight,
who comes to the Armory Tuesday
night for a ten-round scrap with
frankie OSner.
Myers first noteworthy feat was
his knockout victory over Billy Wal
lace. This same Wallace is now
listed among outstanding contenders
for the lightweight crown.
Myers also defeated Joe Benjamin,
Russie Leroy, Billy Bortfield, Sid
barbarian, Billy White, Mushy CAL
fahan and others. Chicago f1stic
lovers have seen Myers In action
many times, and his efforts to give
action three minutes of every round
have made him a great favorite
there.
His latest victim was frankie
Schaefer, whom he outpointed ten
days ago in Chicago. Among boxers
who hold wins" over Myers are
Ace Hudkins, MuShy Callahan and
Billy Alger.
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the. singles event. Mtcarty took the lead
with total of Sic. The high-speed
women's teams will take the drives again
next Saturday and Sunday when new
leaders no doubt will appear in each event
All games are rolled at the Pritchett al
leys. Twenty-nine teams rolled Satur-
day and Sunday, also eight doubles and
five singles.
Charlie Daw. Milwaukee, IS coastine to
win over the little italian star Of CHI
cago, Hank Marine. In the fifth block of
the sixty-game match Daw increased his
lead to 264 pins. Daw now has a total
of 1i,087 to Marines 1929. This gives
Daw an average of 221 and fraction to
most ardent supporters now concede the
match Is in for Daw. Ten games re-
main to be played to complete the match.
A score OF 3.216. while not worlds
to finish and count that any team may
be proud Of But a total of this kind
made by team of five brothers is, we
believe, worlds record. This is the
record score of the Fasan Florists of the
Peterson, League. Chicago The team is
waiter Art, Charles. Otto and Herman STei In
complying this count Walter had 1913 on
games of 247 222 and 254. Art had 65l I:
Charles, $50; Otto, $40, and Herman, 600
even.
Ray, and Bugs" are burning the mid
indianapolis. We suggest that Ray
either put the scores in the safe or get a
new stenographer. Bugs" seems to get
better service from his help. Thanks, boys
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Pauline Stops
Rojas in Third

By United Press
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 3O.-The
championship aspirations of Pauline
Uzcudun advanced somewhat today
through his quick knockout Sunday
Of Quinton Romero-Rojas before a
record crowd at Mexico City's larg-
est bull fighting arena. The Basque
knocked out Romero-RojaS in the
third round.
Pauline received a tremendous
ovatiCl from the 10000 spectators.
Both fighters performed in a slug
gish manner in the early rounds and
the referee YVES kept busy separating
them.
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TTOOSIERDOM'S seven hundred
4 j. and some high school basket
ball teams are swinging into the
home stretch and coaches are busy
polishing up the flaws in teamwork
and preparing their squads for the
annual State tournaments. March
2 and isn't very far away and In
diana's mob of cage enthusiasts are
getting more and more restless as
the days fly by. Of The Blackboard,
roaming around the State, sizing
up the best of Indiana'S high school
teams, is on the verge of announcing
his annual selection for the team
he believes will win the 1928 crown.
Right now there are dozen or
more 'big- time" teams capable of
putting up splendid scraps for the
State crown. OF hand, we can
recite eight quickly. They are:
Martinsville, LOganspOrt, Ander-
son, Washington of East Chicago,
Columbus, cambridge, Muncie and
Frankfort.
r. n
r Asst weekend we dropped in on
IL the Logansport-Anderson tussle
at Anderson and saw Alva Stages
Indians stage a wonderful comeback
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his dribbling borders on the sensa-
tiona1. He plays the center Of the
floor and, for a small man, does
wonderful work in breaking up plays
coming through that portion of the
court.
Il u
XXTRE news from Bloomington
w Ind, indicate that next Sat-
urday two Indiana University fresh
men basketball teams will meet in
preliminary game to the Indiana
Kentucky tilt. The rhinies will be
using the "one-bouiice" style of play,
advocated by many critics. Wally
Middlesworth, frosh coach at I. u,
wsS at the Emporium" last week and
mentioned the fact he had been
working his boys on that system
o. play.
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Technical Only City Quintet to Win
Saturday Basket Encounter

Cubs came dashing in under the
basket for field goals time and time
again. Tobin, Masten and Longden
we're best for the visitors. Serotie,
Cedarholm, Laugflin and Light
we're best for Manual.
South Side of FIT. Wayne admin
iStered a sound SO to 81 lacing to
Shortridge. The Blue and White
defense crumpled in the second
half and the FIT. Wayne outfit cut
loose for any easy triumph.
Orr was the high scorer for the
Blue. Baxter, Bell and Feustel led
the South Side attack.
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By Times Special
CHnAArrnM

By Times Special
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan So
Hughie Jennings, known at one time
as the worlds greatest shortstop,
and until year ago assistant man
ager Of the New York Giants, was
near death today from an attack OF
spinal meningitis.
Jennings was given his release
from the Giants a year ago when he
became i'll. After resting in the
South. he came to Scranton to live
with his sister, Mrs. j. ]. O'Boyle.
Friday he became seriously ill and
Sunday he lapsed into unconscious
ness. Four physicians are in at
tendance on him.
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Tunney Starts
Training Grind
By United Press

By United Press
MIAMI>BEACH, Fla, Jan. 3d.
Gene Tunney was to begin training
today for his next heavyweight
championship bout.
Under the direction Of Lou Fink,
his trainer, Tunney was to start an
active round of work, expected to
condition him for the opponent Tex
Rickard will pick.
Billy Gibson, Tunney's manager, is
expected Wednesday, apparently for
a conference with Rickard. Tex has
announced he may have something
to say about a heavyweight fight" by
the end of the week.
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Clarence Mack displayed a real strike
s ssIss in each fbe ga no, OF the Round Robin
Of 3oI. SsS, iii and All. This IS" series series
proves the bowling game is the hardest of
and on top Sunday. Others to reach the
select circle Sunday were: l.. Fox. 832: A.
ard. sos: " Bowen. 7sS; E. SOg scSott "G Tsg;
Henry, 791.
- over the eight-game route, in the Round
S,sss;r A JstEisbsck has is4s ' charles Ms
zs sTeR stars as aaa Jerry jerry
mussen and last years winner, Eddie
must start rong real tem BINS snf In o oTder e9 TO
have chance to place in the final ten.
Next Sunday this event moves to the Gen.
fury alleys.
The 800 doubles event at the Century
was won by Meeker and Shriyer with a
and 4Os Mseker Was on In ne opm n 4 HAVING
games Of 225, 203 and 2I4, for a total OF
6l2. Shriyer backed him up with SIG:
With LIS had q Wcnderful chsnee to G take
game stopped, them. EnseIfIns snd
last game showed a score of 447, to total
1,199. Johns and GOcdbue were next
with 1871, while Garvey and Wimbcrly
had LIE to win the last prize.
The Sterling Laundry team rolled into
the lead in the five-women event of the
eighth annual women's city tourney
games with total OF 2.09S over the three
game route. The lockwood Five is next
with i,947 In the doubles Rabe and NC
Carly were leading. having S total of e83.
Fox and Allender are next with 800. IN
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Scraps Tonight at
Tomlinson Hall

Ten Rounds-Kid Nacho, vs.. One Round
Bess. Indianapolih; hyweights.
Eight Rounds-Joe Harding. Kokomo, vs.
George Smith, Indianapolis; l42 pounds.
Six Rounds-Walter Smith, Indianapolis,
VS.. JACKIE Harris. South Bend; l42 pounds.
-Four Rounds-Kid Ray, vs.. Kid Marshall;
1873 pounds.
Four. RoundS--Kid Murray, vs.. Sunny
Oliver; 1913 pounds.
First bout at g.15
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State College Basketball
Program This Week.

=. Monday-yalparaiso VS.. Naperville at
Eaperville. I'll.
Tuesday-Muncie Normal VS.. Danville
Normal az Muncie; Franklin VS.. Hanover
at Franklin; Vincennes VS.. Rose Poly at
Vincennes.
.Thursday-Danville Normal w. Oakland
NAL at GreencaStle.
Friday-Butler vs.. Wabash at Crav-
louisville; Notre Dame VS.. Michigan State
at East Lansing Muncie Normal VS.. Man
chester at Muncie: Huntington vs.. Indi-
ana Central at Huntington: Valparaiso VS.
Oakland City at Valparaiso.
Saturday Indiana VS.. Kentucky State
az Bloomington; Butler VS.. Marquette at
Milwaukee,; Evansville VS.. Franklin at
Evansville; Hanover vs. Earlham at Han
over; Manchester vs.. Indiana Central at
North Manchester.
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ing the piquant jul
niper berry to its
native lair, he has
let 1t be publicly
known that he lex
poets to be up
there next season.
I would not be
tempted to attach
any particular sig
nihcance to the
remark If it were
not for the fact
that 1928 happens
to be what is tech
- L ---- .. =
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ed by Central Catholics of FIT.
Wayne. IS to "a, in a double over
time battle. The local Irish came
from behind to knot the count at
the end of the regulation playing
time j. Dugan, with fifteen points,
was the outstanding performer for
Cathedral, while Dick was best for
the victorS.
Greencastle'S breaking Of
tense proved O S0urSe of worry and
grief for Manual, the Red and
White bowling, 81 to "a. The Tiger
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Turner's Defeat
Kentucky Team

South Side Turner's rode to an
easy triumph over the Kentucky
Tigers, 81 to %, at the Turner gym,
Sunday. The Brightwood Demons,
girls net team, defeated the Louis
vile Blue Moon Dolls, 43 to Is, in a
curtain raiser.
Turner's we're ahead at the half,
16 to IA. Wolfe and the GrimSley
brothers starred for the winners.
Wolf and Miller starred for the
winners of the girls game.
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With the ~
High Schools
SATURDAY GAMES


Technical. 81; Morton (Richmondl, %.
South Side ut. Waynel. So; Shortrldge,
Central Catholic CFt. wayne), IS:
Cathedral (Indianapolisl, 81 double over
:, dreencastie. 81: Manual undianapo-
Anderson, ST.; Newport. KY, q.
Bloomington. 81: shelbEyills; %.
Griffifh. q q; F Ross. 90 o.
Griffith girls, IS; Ross girls. 10.
Linton. AS Bloomfield, 10.
M oToee0,' ST. IS: k Ks6elxirtf e:
Muncie. 90; Emerson Gary. IS.
North Madison. Is; Madison ii.
Pendlet9n: Il; Alexandria. 20.
Upton, 40; Peru. 35
Washington. S.; Bedford. g tovertime).
warsaw. IS; culver High School, ls.
WHITE COUNTY TOURNEY
Monticello, 81; Wolcott. rs final. double
overtime.
vERMIIIoN COUNTY TOURNEY
4. Perrysyille, 20; Cayuga, 10 final. over
KosCIUsKo COUNTY TOURNEY
Syracuse. 20; Etna Green. IS (finaD.
NEW AUGUSTA GIRLS TOURNEY
1cn laws, o. view AUGUSTA SECONDS J.,
New Augusta. %; Webb, g.
New Augusta. 80; Ben Dayis. 90 (fnaD q.
HAMILTON COUNTY TOURNEY
Carmel. "a; Cicero. IA (fnall.
EVANSVILLE TOURNEY
MT. Carmel ,Cnl.). IS: Central Evans
Yills), 10 final. overtime).
ORANGE COUNTY TOURNEY
Paoli, 81; French Lick, II (fnaD.
DECATUR COUNTY TOURNEY
Westport. IS; st. Paul (1naD.
GIRLS TOURNEY
Burney girls, 90; Jackson girls, 20
BRowNSToWN TOURNEY
Cortland. IS: BroWnstowp. 81 (anaD,
CASS COUNTY TOURNEY
Young America. 80; New Waverly, is
PUNTNAM COUNTY TOURNEY
Cloyerdale. 81: Roachdale, 20 FINAL,
overtime).
RUSH COUNTY TOURNEY
New Salem, 10; Carthage. IA (lnaD.
LIBERTY TOURNEY
Liberty, %: Boston. % (finaD.
DE KALB COUNTY TOURNEY
Spencerville. 80: Butler. rs (1naD.
WARRICK COUNTY TOURNEY
Lynnville, %; Chandler, 20 (finap.
EATON TOURNEY
Eaton. 10; Yorktown. 10 (flnsD.
SARATOGA TOURNEY
Saratoga 40: Mckinley. q tfinal).
ALLEN COUNTY TOURNEY
New Haven. As; Lafayette Center, IS
(dnaD.
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Y. M. H. A. VS.. PENNSY
Jewish Meters to Meet RailrOaders
Tuesday; Defeat AlI-Stars.

Y. M. H. A. basketball team de-
feated the Union All-Stars at the
Communal Hall Sunday afternoon,
so to AZ. Davis and Sackof starred
for the winners while the Shire
man twins we're best for the losers.
The H. AS will play the Pennsy
r. r. five at the Communal Tues
day night at $3.50.
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Indianapolis high school basket
ball teams we're travelling under the
weather in last Saturdays games
and Technical was the only local
five to turn in victory, the East
Siders dropping Morton of Rich
mond, 80 to %.
Cox, Davis, Miller and Parish
played well for the victorS, while
Core and Eubank we're best for
Morton.
CathedralS winning streak of
eight consecutive victories was end
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College Results

Chicago. &c: Minnesota. 20.
Notre Dame, 30: Michigan State as
(three overtime periods.
Huntington. 2e: Hillsdale. Mich. %.
Terre Haute Normal, 40; Concordia Col
lege. 81.
Evansville. 80: Hanover, IS.
Army. 90: Colgate. 10.
Manchester, 49,. Indiana Central. 81.
Kansas Aggies. 34 Drake. %.
Georgetown. %; Mt. st. Mary's. 20.
George Washington. 81; Baltimore, 20.
Detroit; SO: John Carroll. "a.
Pennsylvania, 26; Navy, II.
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to defeat the Ber-
ries, 81 to "a, after
trailin G at the
half, % to IL. One
of the outstanding
players in the fra
cas- was little Ar
thur Dickerson. a
forward on Cliff
Wells Logan out
fit. Dickerson is
one Of the small
est performers on
a top-n o t c h net
squad in { h is
State. Size is lit
tie h a n d / cap to
A - 1. - -l
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Dog Sled Event

BIZ United Press
POLAND SPRINGS, Me-, Jan.
30.-Leonard Seppala, Alaskan dog
sled driver, won the annual Poland
Springs dog sled derby Sunday by
finishing minutes ahead of Mrs.
Edward P. Ricker'S team.
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Three Games on
Conference Card

B0 United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-Purdue, with
no games this week, today was as
sured Of remaining at the head of
the Western Conference basketball
race for at least another week.
Only three Conference games will
be played this week-Minnesota at
Northwestern tonight and Michigan
at Chicago and Ohio at Minnesota
Saturday.
In the only Conference game Sat
urday, Chicago won from Mime
sofa, 1920.
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WINS EDITORS TOURNEY

By Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 30.-H. M.
Crist, managing editor of the Brook
lyn Eagle, Sunday won the cham
pionship tournament for national
newspaper editors. His score was 08
for eighteen holes.
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TALKING.
] II OVER.
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

ATEW YORK, Jan. 3d. see by
In the papers that your Uncle
Wilbert Robinson. who performed
one Of the miracles Of the age year
ago by playing through an entire
major league baseball schedule with
out the faintest Semblance OF an in
field, is allowing himself to be rated
as one of the 1923 contenders.
From the languorous lowlands OF
Georgia, where the Brooklyn man
ager spends the winter months trail
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-30
ITALIAN CHAMP WINS

By United Press
MILAN, Italy, Jan. 30.-Mario
Bosisio, italian middleweight cham
pion, defeated Billy Adair of Eng
land on points. Locatelli AnacIeto,
lightweight, won from Phil Rich
ard of England.
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COLDER, big league pitcher and
~ and vaudevillian. That describes
Jess Petty, the affable southpaw who
won twenty-nine games for Indi-
annapolis in 1924 and nearly pitched
the Indians to a pennant.
Nearing the end of his vaudeville
tour. Jess stopped in Indianapolis,
Saturday, before moving on to Gin
cinnati, where he closes at the Pal
ace theater, Feb. 5. Regarded by
many as the best left-hander in the
National League, Petty is "in the
money now"
Ten years ago Jess twas in the
army now and fighting Germans
up where the scrappin' was thick
est and doing it for thirty per
month He'll pitch basebalIs this
summer for more than $1,000 per
month.
RROOKLYN paid $4,000 for Pet
~ ty in 1925 and included Dutch
Henry in the deal. Two years later
Henry was sold for $4,000. The
sale Of Petty proved a profitable
transaction for both the Indians
and the pitcher himself.
The "Silver Fox is doing sing
ing act on the stage with Al Maui
maux, also a pitcher, and as Jess
puts it: al does the singing and I
make 'em laugh by just acting ma
tural."
Speaking seriously, the popular
pOrtSider has put in a good win
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Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Big Four A AS iourneyed to Bellefon-
taine. Ohio. Saturday and defeated the
Big -Four Railroad team of that CITY, 81
to 81 Al Wehrel dropped IN ten baskets
for the locals. Captain Howard scored
eight field goals and three free throws.
st. Philips A. C. will play the Corners
Vile Alumni team at the Saints gym. 535
N. Eastern Ave. at $3.50 Thursday night
Connersville five is made up of former
high school stars.
Indianapolis Buddies Club. city 1885,
consecutive game Of the season by down
ing the Krsuss Bros. quintet. rs to II.
Buddies wish to correct a statement In
regard to the outcome of a recent game
with the Woodsides. A foul was called on
Woodside player as the whistle ended
the game. Calderon, BuddieS' forward
Capitol Aces have few open dates and
desire to hear from teams in the i4-l6-
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VICTORIES, NO DEFEATS
By Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 30
With eight victories and no losses,
Oklahoma continues to lead the
Missouri Valley Conference basket
ball race.
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HAD BIG TURN OUT

One hundred and thirty freshmen
answered frosh track call at the
University Of Michigan recently.
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Is
Reported in
Poor Shape
RumorS Say Jack Never
Will Fight Again; Eyes
Bother Him.
BIZ limited Prcss

BU United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Jack Dernp-
sey, the Chicago Herald and Ex-
aminer said in a copyrighted ar
ticle today, has notified Tex Rick
ard that his physician has ordered
him never to fight again.
AS a result, the article said, Rick
ard has abandoned hopes Of a third
match between Dempsey and Cham
pion Gene Tunney.
The article said Richard had con-
fided to friends in Florida that he
believed Dempsey was just begin
ming to feel the effects Of the beat
ing administered to him by Tun-
ney here last September.
Dempsey's eyes have gone back on
him and his general condition is
bad, the Herald and Examiner said.
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WINTER PRO FOOTBALL

BIZ united Press
SAN FRANCISCO-The New
York Yankees battled to a 1913 tie
Sunday with Ernie Nevers' football
team. Only handful of fans saw
the game.
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Bell Telephone League
Team Standing

Western Electric 81: Accounting, ls.
Plant Maintenance, Al; Commercial. ".
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VAGUE DENIAL BY TEX

By United Press
MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Jan. 30
Tex Richard denied today that he
had received information from
Jack Dempsey indicating the ex-
heavyweight champion never would
fight again because of the condition
Of his eyes.
When asked whether he had re-
ceived any word from Dempsey as
to whether or not the former title
holder would fight again, Rickard
said he was not yet ready to talk
on that subject.
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Strands desire games with teams having
access to q floor Call Paul Branhani,
Main 1851, terminal 81. between IL and /,
or write 452 N. State st.
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HOCKEY PARTY GETS ROUGH

By Times Special
SNEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The New
York Rangers Sunday defeated the
New York Americans, Z to 0, in an
American Hockey League game.
Four players drew major penalties
and $25 fine each for roughness in
the last minutes of play.
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LOS ANGELESThe Bradshaw
Wilson wildcats played a scoreless
tie Sunday with Benny Friedman's
Cleveland. football team.
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year-old class having access to gyms.
Call Drexel 06S4-M or write William
Naperstick, S27 S. Capitol Ave. Meyer
Chapel. Sacred Heart and Norris st. M. E.
please note.
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Speaking seriously, the popular
pOrtsider has put in a good win
ter, has teamed well as a warbler
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Wabash Basketeers Prepare for Battle With Butler F1o
With Manual Net SQUAD

These two basket snipers, men,
bers of the Manual High School
net squad, are busy preparing for
the Red and Whites two games
this week end with Rushville and
cambridge. Lawrence Laughlin
plays floor guard, while Reuben
Reisberg is forward. Both are
fast and are striving desperately
with their teammates to break
the prolonged losing streak Of the
south side school. The locals lost
to Greencastle Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
TWO INJURED I'M LEAP
AS GAS TANK ExPLODES
Youths Jump Feet First Through
Glass of Rear Windows
Of Automobile.

Leaping through tre rear windows of
an automobile. when the gasoline tank
exploded while II WIS being filled last
night. Bernard Long, n years old. Alb
e street northeast. and Charles j. Mont
g0nery. 10. $50 r street northeast, were
taken 10 Casualty Hospital, where Long
was found 10 have a severe cut on one
leg He remained In the hospital. biii
Montgomery left after receiving treat
snent for minor cuts.
The TWO youths were occupants 0f the
rear seat Of an automobile that mad
stopped af Whites filling station. at
Fourth and Stanton place northeast.
When the explosion occurred the win
dows were closed and the boys did not
take the time 10 open them, but Jumped
feet first through the glass Two other
youths who occupied the front feat es~
caped uninjured.
The injured youths expressed the
opinion that cafelessly thrown etga~
Tette caused the blast.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ToDAY'S ADJUSTMENTS. A

Nationai-~"Criss Cross" musical com
edy, at $40 pm. Matinee at 2:2o pm.
Keith's-"Freckles," Julia Rooney, at
and 7 pm.
Gasety-"Merry Whirl," burlesque. at
ais and SIS pm.
EarIe--"Mad Hour" continuous, IL .5o
am. to IL pm.
Palace TITLES Punctured Ro-
nance" at IL am, 1880, 2;3o. A:So, o,
8 and 10 pm.
Riaito-"The I,ovelorn.' at 1i:45
am. LAO. $40, 5:35, 7:35 and $40
pm.
Fox--"Dressed to KIM continuous,
IL noon to II pm.
Metropolitan" Speedy" at ll20
am. l:20. $40, $50, TAO and s:2S
pm.
Columbia--"The Crowd" at III am,
los. ais. $40, 7;25 and $40 pm.
Little Theater--"Broken Blossoms, .
continuous TO IL pm.
TivoIi---"One Round Hogan. at 2:o5,
4:i0, $40, s and $50 pm.
Under the Tonto Rim.
at 2.20 4:20, $40. and 9:55 pm.
Central" "Serenade," at 1880, 2,
$50. S. $50, and $40 pm.