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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
Singer Made
Favorite as
Odds Shift
Report of 2-to-1 Betting
Heard Against Veteran
Bud Taylor.

Bin United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Al Singers
popularity was evident in New
York today as the Bronx feather
weight awaited his bout with Bud
Taylor, Terre Haute terror, at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Odds which had been negligible
during the early part of the week
had shifted to his favor and the
average fight fan was of the opinion
that he would halt the comeback
Of the Hoosier fighter.
The general quotation was Z to 5
on Singer although there was talk
Of as much as to 1. 1t was i'm
possible to locate the reputed bet
tiers, who were offering 2 to 1. The
fighters were to weigh in this aft
ernoon. It is a ten-round go.
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The first entry for our junior champion
ship tournament has reached us and it is
from Bob Wuensch. the youngster with one
of the best strike-getting balls, developed
locally for long time. Bob disposed of
Don johnson in recent ten-game match
and accepted the challenge. of Charlie
Schott, who desired to meet the winner:
Wuensch informs US in his letter, Enclosed
with the entry that Schott asked for de-
lay in rolling their match. saying he
would be unable to bowl for few weeks.
Cleo Pendergras. Ray Fox. Larry Fox,
Fonnie Snyder Don Johnson, Ken Powers
and other young stars will compete in the
Junior event which no doubt should prove
to be one of the high spots in a bowling
season filled with features.
The lineups for the P. and E. team that
will meet Urbana in a few weeks in the
semi-finals for, N. Y. c. championship has
been practically assured of the following
lineup: Carl Schneider, Bruce Fultz, Nor
man Smith. H. B. Harmon, P. B. Helmick
ard William Fields. The two alternates
in case Of an emergency are G. H. Lynch
and M. E. Wright. The interest in the
battle to make this team has. been great
and just common case Of flu, appendi-
cities or a broken arm will go unnoticeo
by the members of the team until after
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CaUemen Pinned
for Setto With
Bulldogs Tonight

81 Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Feb.
8.-Everything was in readiness
here today for the rivalry basketball
setto here tonight between Pete
Vaughan's Wabash Cavemen and
Tony Hinkles Butler Bulldogs AL
though Butler is regarded as pro-
,hibitive favorites, the Little Giants
are entertaining high hopes and
are groomed for a hard battle
One of the largest crowds Of the
season will witness the battle. The
Wabash five has been hard at work
all week pointing a defense to stop
the withdrawing Butler offense.
Brooks and Groves probably will
start at the forward posts for Wa
bash with Adams at center and
Howell and Chase, guards. The
Butler lineup will be composed of
Chandler and Christopher, for
wards; Allen, center, and Hosier
and Bugg, guards.
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the match is played. Harmon is in much
better form. with his rebounds, since he
made the team.
With an entry list showing at least one
hundred doubles teams and well over two
hundred singles, the second annual Lin
coin day sweepstakes to be rolled on the
Illinois alleys Feb. 8, 10, Il and II is as
sured as a real success. That all entrants
win be pleased with the prize list is GER,
tain as every cent of the entry money, will
be returned to the prize list. Jerry
O'Grady. has extended the time limit un-
til midnight tonight to allow number OF
bowlers. who desirs to enter, an Oppor-
tunity to obtain partners.
Another feature event will be the forma-
ton Of Sunday afternoon singles league
moters of this loop are attempting to line
up twelve of the local speed boys with the
winner compelled to win i've out of nine
for a decision. F. Hueber. j. O'Grady. r.
HaiSlups. E. Striebeck, P. Henry and Karls
already have, signed up to compete. and a
few more entries are open. For full par
ticulars see P. Henry at the Capitol alleys.
Wives of Grotto membersSformed their
league at the Illinois alleys with four
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
Sharkey Helps
Tampa Shriners
Put on Benefit

BIZ United Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. g.
Jack Sharkey, who meets Young
Stribling in Miami Beach's hera' led
ring battle Feb. II, had deserted
this city today to perform for the
Shriners of Tampa.
The Bostonian left here Thurs
day night for the Florida west
coast where he win appear in a
benefit exhibition show. He ap-
peared in high spirits as he boarded
his train.
Sharkey goes his way in an I'M
concerned manner and the public
returns his indifference. Stribling,
on the other hand, is always the
object of adnirAhg eyes when he
ventures forth.
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IF the Blackboard
By NORMAN E. IsAACs 81

Just a Rehearsal.
This AnderSon-Tech fracaS tonlgnC az
Anderson is just little rehearsal OF their
act to be staged in March. That's what
a Muncie sports writer says, anyway. II
it looks anything like rehearsal To-
night, We'll be greatly surprised.
II II
Monday, Feb. Is
IVES, that's the date. Put it on
Il your memo pad. Indiana will
meet Purdue in basketball at Lafay-
cite. That's a rehearsal, too. One
of those rehearsals where Piggy"
Lambert almost gives way to heart
trouble and if looks could will, Nc
Cracker of the crimson and Murphy
of the Boilermakers would drop
dead when they walked into the
center circle for the first tip-off.
Il y
Take That! And Th:t!
Delphi Ind.
MIR. Backboard-I think you are going
to be very much surprised over the re-
suits of the LoganspOrt-Delphi game in the
regional tournament. ] think Delphi will
win i I'm not one of these Over-cOn-
fident persons who think Delphi is certain
of victory; but 1 think they have as good
a chance as Frankfort to beat LOganS-
port. AN ORACLE BOOSTER.
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Business Event
in Sen1i-FIndLs:
Occur Saturday

Semi-final games in the Indian
apolis Business Mems basketball
tourney will he played Saturday
night at the East Tenth M. E.
gym. At Z p. m. the East Tenth
girls will meet the HottentotS in
a curtain raiser.
At 8 o'clock the first semi-final
will be staged between the Indiana
Bell Telephone and Hare Chevrolet.
At 8 the Fletcher Savings will OPP
pose the P. & E. Rairoaders. The
finals will be played next Wednes-
day night. Quarter-finals were
played Wednesday night. Results
follow:
Indiana Bell, 10; Kay jewellery, 49,.
Hare Chevrolet, 35; Marriott Shoe, IA.
Fletcher Savings, 10; State Life, IL.
P. and E. r. R., %; Reserve Loan, IL.
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threatens to be different. so far l
have vet to hear any two people, ex-
perts or otherwise, who agree on
the probable outcome. It's only
when the conversation slows down
TO an offensive yawn that the sub
iect is inserted into the catch-as-
catch-can debates on weighty mat
sers.
Two gentlemen who would seem
TO qualify as experts are James
(Bow-Tie) Bronson and Professor
Will Gibson. They were in the
corner behind Tunney in the last
three fights in which the heavy
weight championship was. JOcuiar-
". at stake. Bronson picks Strib-
ling by knockout. Gibson thinks
Sharkey is a shOO-in.
r.
BRONSON SAYS HE HAS SEEN
"STRIB'' FIGHT TWELVE TIMES IN THE
LAST SIX MONTHS AND THAT THE
WAY Ha HAS IMPROVED is NoBODY'S
BUSINESS AND IF He ISN'T GOOD
ENOUGH TO STOP SHARKEY WITH A
RIGHT HAND PUNCH THAT WILL END
THE FIGHT BEFORE IT HAS GONE
MORE THAN EIGHT ROUNDS HE, BRoN-
son. WILL EAT YOUR SHIRT WHETHER
IT'S HIS SIZE OR NOT.
GIBSON, on the other hand, adj
" mits with a flush of relief and
pride ne hasn't seen Stribling fight
in two years. Il haven't been getting
many breaks here lately" the pro-
fessor means. but I regard this dis
tinctly as one of them" From
which it may be deducted he never
has regarded watching Stribling
fight as an exciting adventure. Pos
sibly his testimony should be thrown
out on the grounds Of prejudice.
4 Il
At any rate the professor insists
StribIing never saw the day when
he could whip one side of Sharkey.
I'm sorry I did not force him to
specify which side. One of these
days intend to go deeper into
this involved matter as applied to
the anatomical pecularities Of
prize fighters.
TIL. PROFESSOR IS NOT GOING TO
FLORIDA FOR THE FIGHT. NEITHER
THE STATE NOR, THE COMBATANTS
INTRIGUE HIS FANCY. THE LAST TIME
HE WAS THERE A TUNNEY- STRIBLING
FIGHT BLEW UP IN HIS FACE AND FOR
DAYS AFTER HE WAS PLUCKING At
TACHMENTS OUT OF HIS EYEBROWS
AND CIVIL SUITS OUT OF HIS
ACOUSTICS.
TT was all very unpleasant, ana
the scantily attired threats di-
rected at the professor by reputed
emissaries of the khan added little
to the hilarity of the event.
Gibson always Suspected the elder
Stribling instigated these little en-
tarrassments, and because of this
the relations between the two have
rot been as Damon unto Pythias,
Walker unto Whalen and ham unto
eggs.
In fact, recall once hearing the
professor say of the elder Strib-
ling: u remember that bird as
an acrobat. and he was a louzy
one at that"
THE PROFESSOR SEEMED TO BE
STRUGGLING, WITH THE IMPLICATION
THAT IF A MAN COULDN'T BE A GOOD
ACROBAT HE COULDN'T BE A GOOD
ANYTHING.
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wREsTLERs AND METERS

BB United Press
CHICAGO, Feb ga dual wres-
ting meet between the University
of Chicago and the University of
Wisconsin will be held here Sat-
urday night The wrestling will fol-
low a basketball game between the
two universities.
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Semi-P no, Amateur
Basketball

Hottentots viii play the Deluxe girls
team OF Louisville. Sunday at 1880, at
LIBERTY hall. 1903 East Michigan street.
The game is expected TO be real struggle.
The most important game of the season
in the North Side Sunday School league
viii be PLAYED tonight at Z, when the
Home Presbyterian Green Dragons clash
with the 3ist Baptist Maroons Dragon
victory will result in tie for first place
be PLAYED at the old Butler gym. A silver
loving cup goes TO the winner OF the
league In the other game the Crooked
Greek JudSons play the st. Paul M. E.
Memorial girls defeated the Englewood
girls Wednesday might at the Pennsv gym.
% to 4 Olsen starred for the winners.
For games with the Memorials call Tai
bot 0457. after O'Clock.
The game between the Indiana Law
school and the Brentwood Big Four to-
nirht promises 90 be one of the best Of
the local amateur hardwood offerings
Those who Journey to Liberty raj at East
Michigan and Dearborn streets should
witness a good battle. Both teams have
cpyiable records for the season Next
week the Lawyers tackle the Snappy P.
and E. baSketeerS.
Crimson stars desire to acquire a man
ager. Crimson Stars MAY basketball, base
ball and football. For information cali
1rVington S359-R and ask for Bill. or write
William Frobenius. 6l5 North Drexel ave-
ngs.
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RING EXPERTS PUZZLED

81 I-HITTH ITCNR
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Feb. g.
Nobody has yet seen Jack Dempsey
sign to meet Jack Sharkey. and the
fact that Sharkey signed Thursday
to meet Dempsey has sports ex-
psrts puzzled. "Ballyhoo" is scented.
The document to which Sharkey
appended his name provided that
ne was willing TO meet Dempsey
next September if he passes the
Billy Stribling hurdle Feb. 81, and
ether possible obstacles in the Madi-
son Square Garden eliminations.
The Bostonian specified he would
fight for a percentage.
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No More Winks

Bp aitcd Press
CLEVELAND, Feb. S.-A
~ letter of apology was on its
way today from the Cleveland
boxing commission TO K. D.
Christner of Akron, the heavy
weight visitor to Cleveland's
public hall ringside last Tues
day night, who --as denied the
privilege of an official intro
duction from the announcer.
Christner was all ready for the
introduction. but the an
nouncer. on a wink from three
members of the boxing COM
mission. remained silent.
Christner has been invited to
the next show. Feb. 10, to be
properly introduced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
WIDE SETS RECORD

BIZ united Press
NEW YORK Feb, 3.-Edvin Wide,
feet Swedish distance runner, made
a brief trip to Newark Thurs~--
night, where he won his second VIC
tory of the indoor track season and
set a two-mile track record at the
Newark A. c. games. Wide achieved
a track record of 9 minutes II is
seconds for the two mile.
Percy Williams, Canadian cham
pion, won a special sprint of sixty
yards in 2-5 seconds, wearing fiat
shoes and employing starting blocks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
Cleveland Star
Leads in Meet

BIZ UNited Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. 3.
= Blair Nunamaker, Cleveland,
horseshoe pitcher, led the field of
barnyard golfers today in the clos
ing rounds of the worlds cham
pionship tournament. Nunamaker,
with nine victories and one defeat,
entered today'S matches confident
of continuing his winning streak.
Close behind Nunamaker, but
with one more defeat, we're Bill
Duryee, the Wichita (Kan.) pitch
ing star, and Jimmy Risk, Mont
peIier, Ind.
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perts to winging.
The run-of-mine
and dime-a-doz-
en- prize fights
don't give the eX-
perts m h
trouble. Without
trepidation. and
often without
cause or provoca-
ton, they step
forward and bold
ly proclaim the
winner.
But, as 7 say,
the S thrilling
Cbarkpv thing
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MISS PARKER SHOOTS 81

81 CH1fPH fPSS
PINEHURST, N. c., Feb. 8.-Miss
Martha Parker of New York and
Spring Lake. N. j., with an eighty
four score, won medal honors Thurs
Gay in the twenty-fourth annual st.
Valentines tournament OF, the Pine
hurst Country Club. Miss Ruth
Batchelder, Braeburn Country Club,
Boston, was second with 81.
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sbop EarIv-Avoid the Rush!


TINE TIMES today was informed
Il that the ticket sale for the
state finals basketball tournament
on March Is and Is will open
March Il. Season tickets, solely,
at So each, will be on sale prior to
that date. Tickets may be pur-
chased through Fred R. German
at Technical high school between
the hours of IL and 5 each day.
Mail orders will receive prompt at
tention. In other words, If you
want to make your season -eserya-
ton in a good spot, attend 70 it
Immediately.
y
Well, Why Not?
''Aha! OFF The Blackboard in The In
dianapolis Times has come out with the
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RuBENS BEATS KEPNER

Harry Rubens defeated c. Kepner,
so to 40, in state three-cushion
billiard tournament match Thursday
night, in fifty-eight innings. Ruben's
high run was 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
FEENEY PULLS UPSET
Indianapolis Star in Second Round
Of Mid Winter Event.

BIZ Times Specie
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 8.-Maurice
Feeney Of indianapolis 'teed off to-
day in the second round of match
play in the annual mid-winter invi-
rational golf tournament over the
Miami Biltmore Country Club
course. He matched strokes within
Harry K. B. Davis of Greenwich,
Conn.
Feeney, Thursday caused an up
set when he eliminated G. A. Ro
berts of Miami, winner of the quail
flying medal, four and two.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
Anderson Squad
Wins Opener in
Girls City Loop

The Delco-Remy team of Ander-
son, newest addition to the Girls
City League, provided the feature in
the loops weekly session THURSDAY
night at Liberty hall by downing the
East Tenth girls. 81 to 20. The
league-leading Hoosier Demons
trounced-the Hottentots, 46 to 6, and
the PennSy girls beat the Haw-
themes, 16 to II. Summaries:
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ANOTHER COLLEGE WRESTLER

John Franklin Spellman, who re-
Gently held Dick Daviscourt to a
draw. started wrestling while at
tending Brown university. He also
played football there few, years
ago.
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HANDBALL EVENT

BB United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-The Senior
National A. A. U. four-balI soft ball
handball championships will be
held at the New York Athletic Club
March IS to q. This includes both
singles and doubles.
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SHIFTS IN LINEUP

r. ffHffcd Press
MARION, Ind, Feb. 8.-Shifts in
the lineup of the Marion basket
hall team are expected Saturday
night when the Giants meet Logan
sport here. Coach Taube is expected
10 return Nall to Backyard and put
flanagan at center. Logansport
already holds a 57-to-26 victory over
the Giants.
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BB United Press

BOSTON, Feb. 8.-Vigorous crit
icism of everyone connected with
charges that brides had been sought
to assure passage of the Sunday
sports bill by the city council was
contained in the report of the Bos-
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CHICAGO HAS H0PE>

Bp United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-Improved
shooting ability leads the Univer-
sity of Chicago basketball team to
hope for victory over Illinois here
Saturday night. The basket eyes
of the Maroons are reported to DC
much improved and the Chicagoans
eager to register their first confer
ence victory of the season.
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IRISH FACE ILLINI

Bu United Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Feb. B.
The University of Illinois opens its
track season here Saturday night
in a dual meet with Notre Dame.
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',7@-7---97-"Fs~s"-Ts
/ ALKING
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

ATEW YORK, Feb. Tn one re-
IN spect. at least. the Stribling-
Shsrkey thing is a real prize fight.
It has the experts winging. Only
real nrize fights can start the eX-
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VOIlrSelf.

Let's. 80: Sandusky, 81.
Sandusky, "a Clarksburg, IA.
Clarksburg. SO; St. Paul, %.
st. Paul, "a; jackson. 10.
Jackson, 81; Burney, 30
Burney. %; GreenSburg, 81.
GreenSburg, IS; Shelbyville, 26.
Shelbyville, AZ; Newcastle, %.
Newcastle, 80; Richmond, %.
Richmond IS: Muncie, %.
M'ncie, 40; Martinsville, "a.
MartinSville. At; Franklin, 20.
Franklin 40; Bedford, 81.
Bedford Sc; Columbus, 49,
Columbus, 80; Franklin. %.
Franklin, 80; Washington. "a.
Washington, So; Muncie. 80.
Muncie, 40 Frankfort, 80.
Frankfort %; 4Technical, "a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
State S. S. Net
Tourney in City

The third annual state Sunday
school basketball tournament will
start at Tomlinson hail Saturday
at noon. The East Park M. E. will
represent Indianapolis. The draw
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-08
MIX FOOTBALL AND LACROSSE

Navy athletic authorities, believ-
ing lacrosse good training for foot
ball. encourages all gridiron players
to play lacrosse during the season
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BIuDING s75O,OOO STADIUM

Athletic officials at Oglethorpe
university announced recently that
work had started on new S750,000
stadium.
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been performing in recent games,
indicates that Cliff Wells team
again will be at the state finals
tournament in March. Logan
barely was nosed out by Technical
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He Proves His Point

A sports columnist at GreenSbwg
went to some pains to prove the
fact that Let's high school is more
than two hundred points stronger
than Technical. Figure it out for
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TIE IN HOCKEY RACE
Two Share Lead in International
Group; Rangers Top Other.

Group; Rangers Top Other.
BIZ Epifed Press
NEW YORK, Feb 8.-The New
York Americans we're in a tie for
the leadership of the International
division of the National Hockey
League today as a result of their
l to 0 victory over the Chicago
Blackhawks, Thursday night. Les
Canadiens of Montreal shared first
place.
The New York Rangers still lead
the American group by five points.
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I2:00AHope VS.. Clinton.
I2:45-BIoomington VS.. Kokomo.
.I:sO-Indianapolis VS.. Rushville.
f2:15-Evansville VS.. South Bend.
3:O0-AndersOn VS.. Marion.
S:I5-Winner 1890 VS.. winner 1915.
5:l5-Winner 80 VS.. winner 2:l5.
6:00-Winner $ D. m. VS.. winner S:t5.
S:i5-Winner 5:15 VS.. winner 600.
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THURSDAY BASKETBALL
cnILEGEs

COLLEGES
Earlham. IS: De Pauw. II.
State Normal. 90; Rose Poly. IL.
Vincennes. Is; Hanover, 10.
Missouri. 33: Creighton. %.
Nebraska 81: Kansas. 81.
North Carolina. 40 Virginia. 25.
HIGH SCHOOL
Tech freshmen. 90; Washington fresh
men. II.
Brownstown. 3s: smithvine. Is.
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BOTH FROM SAME TOWN

Dick Lawrence, Florida's track
captain this year, followed a fell
low townsman, Dick Trogdon, as
captain. Both are from Melbourne,
Fla.
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You're On. Steve!
Local Bowling Gossip and League Notes

teams rolling. Mrs M. Fox turned in the
high game during this series with score
of 215 Practically all members, are Pc
ginners at the bowling gene but IT st w1[h
them, they no doubt Will develop rapidly
Lando produced the fireworks in the
Elk League Thursday by rolling total
These SC 3res helped the la Fendrich boys
to win two from the Blacker Chill team.
The Cut Rate and Steele. Shoe Shop also
won two from the Bailey Realty and
KriegerS as the White Star Gas won three
from the Smith Bakery. High single game
for the night was rolled by the La
Fendrich team. their last try netting them
a total Sf 1,O3S.
The Gardner Special team won three
games from the Lyric Mems Shop as The
Wiebke ~Akard Cleaners and Metropoli-
tan Life took two from the Calling Gun
Club. Sweetheart Bread and P. P. P. Co.,
in the Essential League session, at the
gllinoiS alleys.
The Link Belt League games showed a
three time win for the Production, En-
gineers and Casting over the Automatic,
Room slipped over a two-time win on the
Tool Room Peters rolled the high single
game of the night when he started With
a count OF 246.
The Punch Press team COPIED three
from the Time Study while the Expert
mental had to be content with two out
Of three over the Tool Room in the Fair
banks-Morse League at the Illinois alleys;
Hewes stopped this loop with games Of
210, 1856 end 201, total of COS.
The Gregory and Appel team took three
from the SelIneir Towel in the. Capitol
No League. Other sessions in this loop
resulted in a two-time win for the Penn
Cleaners, Post Office, Banquet Tea and
Fit. Harrison, the A. G. w. of A.. Wheeler
Schebler, Cutsinger Transfer and Economy
Grocery being the victims. Kroner rolled
and 21S. Bentley had GOT for his three
games.
The Pivot City Inks and schmitt In
surance made a clean sweep of their series
with the Queen City Inks and Indian
apolis Engraving. While the Press AS
sistants and Pivot City Blacks took two
from the Pressmen Union and Indian
apolis Star in the Print Craft League
series at the Delaware alleys. Monkey
had q total of $40 on games of l67, Pa
and 209 Others to reach the 500 mark
were: woodland, SIT; Schultz, 6O4, ard
Scheimer, Gle.