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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
Another Heavy
Series Planned
by Garden Men

NEW YORK, Jan. Soft Jack
Dempsey returns to the ring in Sep
TENDER, his opponent will come from
one of seven heayyweights shuffled
together for new heavyweight
elimination series.
After signing Paolino Uzcudun to
meet K. o. Christner in Madison
Square Garden Feb, %, Colonel John
S. Hammond. acting manager of the
Garden, announced the winner
would be paired against Tom Hee-
ney.
The survivor of the Paolino-
Christner- Heeney matches will meet
the winner of the Johnny Risko-
Max Schmeling bout cardcd in the
Garden Friday. with the winner to
meet the victor in the Jack Shar-
key Young Stribling bout.
Thus the survivor will be in line
for match with Dempsey if the
former champion decides to fight
again.
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Anthony Meets
Seymour Friday
in Six-Rounder

With the exception of one six
round bout yet to be arranged, the
boxing card for Cadle tabernacle
FIR Nay night has been completed.
Five scraps viii be offered.
Carl Sch. 1adel, 40, Brightwood,
and Paul Armada. 141, Detroit, bat
tie in the main go of ten rounds.
Armada is a Filipino. In one of the
six-rounders, Paul Anthony and Tut
Seymour " IS rights and lefts,
while the two prelims of four rounds
each bring together Chuck Riggin
VS.. Fred Hill and Red Yeager VS..
Indy Cauden.
Arr-~"n claims triumphS over
such scrappers as Harold Jones,
Jackie Talbot. Lew Geneko, Johnny
Clancy AMI frankie Nebo. He lost
to Jackie Fields over ten rounds.
Schmadel'- last local fight saw
him k. o. Walter Gabel, Cincy
Scrapper.
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Huge Crowd
Sees T aylor
Annex Bout
Bud Unimpressive, How
ever, After Waving Right
to K. 0. on Shaw.

In his first bout since taking a
long rest, Bud Taylor. former BAN
tam champion now beginning a
drive for featherweight honors, was
returned the winner over Billy
Shaw of Detroit Tuesday night be-
fore a packed crowd that filed
every seat at the Armory and over
flowed into standing room spaces.
And it was a peculiar scrap In
the second round Taylor drove hard
into Shaw's grocery department
and the Detroit lad went to the
floor and claimed a foul. Referee
Greene counted nine and Shaw
arose at ten, but left his arms dan
gle and refused to continue.
Scrap Renewed
Taylor stepped back and Greene
sent Shaw to his corner for exam
ination with about twenty seconds
left in the stanza There we're no
signs of low punch, Greene Or
dered Shaw to continue and Taylor
agreed to waive his rights to a tech
meal knockout.
The encounter was renewed, and
after that there was much action
Taylor was rusty and Shaw took
heart and mixed freely with the ia
nous Terre Haute Scrapper: in fact
Bud was unimpressive and far be-
low the form he used to display here
in his heyday. Hostilities pleased
the customers, but veteran ringsid-
ers were surprised at the distance"
Taylor has gone back"
Taylor Rallies Short
On close scoring Shaw appeared
entitled to an edge in the last eight
rounds, for he landed often, though
his punch lacked steam Several
times Taylor launched a Taylor
rally of old in an effort to cold
crock" his opponent, but his arms
would get tired and he would floun-
der. 1t was evident the former
terrier" needs much more work.
-Four other bouts were staged
Tuesday, with results as follows:
Harry Fierro. Chicago outpointed Kid
Woods. indianapolis. eight rounds 1t
was fast clash. with Fierro the aggressor.
Danny Budd, Terre Haute. slUgged his
way to a decisive point victory over
Howard Jones. Louisville. six rounds II
was a. pleasing scrap. Budd coming from
behlnd to win, He fioored Jones in the
fourth and fifth, Jones fading after TAX
ing the nine count i'll the fourth Whsn
hatteneo with a left hook to the Jaw.
Budo uncorked some fine body punching.
scotty Scotch. Indianapolis, outpointed
Harvey Lees. FIT Wayne. six rounds Lee
round
In the curtain raiser Happy Branch
slaughtered Charlie Bohart. Indianapolis
in the first round. Branch lost no time
about II despite the fact he was out
weighed eight pounds.
In the Legion main go next Tues
day at the Armory, Jimmy Borde Of
France, now fighting out Of Chicago,
will tackle Lew Terry, st. Louis.
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Buddies had too much speed for the losers
Buddies challenge the Muncie Midgets. In
dianapolis Flashes and Whirlwinds.
Memorial Girls desire games with teams
having access to gyms. Call Harrison
43=7-M.
Flying Owls have disbandsd for the sea-
son. All scheduled games win be can
celled.
Plenty of action is expected tonight
when the Y. NJ. S. meet the fast st. Pat
rick's II. N. S, at the Sacred Heart gym.
Both teams have been setting a fast pace.
81; Pats Y, L. S. and Sacred Heart Y. Z. S.
will play in a curGain-ralser TO the fea-
ture tilt. For games call Drsxel 44Ss-R
Mangare of the Broad Ripple H-Y
club is requested to call L. Allen today at
Washington o7zs IN regards to tonight's
game.
Boy Scout Troop No. T2 desires games
with strong city teams in the 15-i5-year-
old class. Cali Washington 0T4s and ask
for lie Roy Allen.
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BY GEORGE. KIRKSEY,
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-The New
York Yankees will attempt to win
their fourth consecutive pennant the
coming season and they are count
ing on five recruits 10 help them do
it. No American League team ever
has won four straight remnants.
The Yankees had a chance to make
it four in row in 1924, but faltered
in the stretch and finished a game
and half behind the Washington
Senators.
The Yankees need new power to
retain their baseball supremacy.
They have added fewer recruits
than any other club except the
Athletics, but Miller Higgins is
confident the men he needs most
will be found among the eleven new
corners. The five outstanding re-
cruitS are Ed Wells, Gordon Rhodes
and Floyd Van ePIt, pitcher; Lyn
Larry, infielder, and Sam Byrd, out
fielder.
Wells Likely Prospect
Wells, a Southpaw, who has been
up before with Washington and De-
troit, is looked up as D. certain
regular. He won Is games and lost
only z for Birmingham.
Rhodes, who is only 81 and weighs
1874. is considered another likely
prospect. He won II games and lost
10 for the Hollywood Pacific Coast
League club last season. In 1927 he
pitched for the University of Utah.
Van Pelt, another 21-year- old
prospect, won Is games and lost IL
for the Montgomery Southeastern
club and compiled an earned run
average of 2.37 per game.
Ray Sherid, who graduated from
Albright college last June and was
optioned to Montreal where he won
Is games and lost s, and Fay
Thomas, former University of South
ern California star, are two other
young pitching prospects.
Larry at Shortstop
The Yankees revised infleld
hinges on Lyn Larry, the priced
youngster from Oakland. He started
badly last year, but finished strong,
bringing his batting average up to
.3l4. He fielded Sensationally. He
is %, weighs 100 and is six feet
tall.
Barring accidents and unforeseen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
Did You Know
That
DHLY BULLwINKLE is The

DILLY BULLWINKLE is the
- name of a golf pro at
Meadville, Pa. Hans
Wagner, when he was playing
ball. confined his drinking to
i've beers a day. (. And 1t
was only a pitney a bucket
then. And they say he used
to carry a dashboard around
with him. 10 do his
laundry. IS. Joe Birmingham,
the old Cleveland outflelder.
may Jump in the International
League. -. Princeton ath-
letes turned in profit OF
S33. 40 last year And
the Harvards have enough
money to build new million
dollar gymnasium,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
Local Bowling Gossip and League Notes

The Speedway League session at the
Indiana alleys showed a three-time win
for the Beeler- Hudson, Rosners Eastmans.
Allisons and Speedway Realty over the
Speedway Lumber. Prest-O-Lite, Thomp-
son Recreation, P. o. L. Battery and
Grande as the N. M. and S. 6. lost two
to the Esterline Angus. Dude" West hit
the naples for games Of 236 and gao after
q slow start of 1853, total Of sic, which
was high. w. Hoffman was next with
sol for his three games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
Clash in Tourney
Cue Tilt Tonight

Walter Naegeli and Leo O'Connor
will meet in tonight's match of the
state three-cushion billiard tourna-
ment at Harry Coolers Occidental
building parlors. The match will
get under way at 1880.
Joe Murphy edged out Walter
Ramsey, so to 4S, in Tuesdays con-
test. The match was completed in
81 innings and each had high run
of seven.
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winners and "nGtIe WOTIQS S6IIto ClIdIl Po,
is going to tell The Times readers all about 1t.
Jimmy has spent few summers at WASH
ington park, during which time he has been Dill
retriever atop the grand stand, clubhouse boy
and bat boy He has picked up many human
interest items that will delight young fans and
old timers and will relate in his own way the
impressions received around the players dugout.
For instance do you know that one main
stay Indian used drug store bat for time
last season while fighting to emerge from
slump? And that another star always steps
on third base when coming in from the field?
There are intimate glimpses galore.
Superstitions of the players and So-called
"jinx chasing" stunts they practice will cause
ball park customers to smile. Jimmy has
observed nearly all and is prepared to put
his knowledge in writing Your own favorite
player may have a "black magic" habit vol
The bat bow series will start in The Times Sh
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not say where he
was going nor
precisely W h a t
time he intended
to leave. There
was a report he
is travelling incog-
nito. This is a
good trick If it
can be done. Try
ing to make Ruth
look like anything
else but Ruth is
no easy assign
ment. Barnum in
Ill the years he
was in the show
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He has been loyal supporter of
the Rossville high school team for
many years and has yet to miss
home game.
n n
WADDAYoUKNoW ABOUT THIsf
An a. o. o. p. B. r.. (An-OUt-Of-PIace-
Basketball-Fan) who halls from Technical
thinks that Bedford
Has it all over
That supposed ogre
The Arsenal Technical team"
n
Indiana Central will tackle the
9 big-league" Butler outfit Friday
night at the field house. Saturday
night the Bulldogs move down to
Evansville to meet the purple Aces
and Monday night the Bulldogs
tangle with the University e Iii
noiS quintet at Urbana. The follow
ing Friday the locals meet Pete
yaughan's Wabash five at CraW-
louisville.
n
"Or Technical win get YOU,
III don't Wafrh outfif
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
HOLD UP sID'S PURSE

New York Commission Investigates
ferris Herman Ring Setto.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Pending
an investigation by the New York
commission, the purse of Sid ferris
for his bout with Babe Herman of
California, here Monday night, will
be held up.
The referee, Mike Hylas and the
two judges have been summoned to
appear before the commission and
tell what they know about the bout.
Hylas warned both fighters for STALL
ing before the fifth round. In the
fifth Herman went down for count
of nine. In the next round, he
knocked out Terris.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
By NORMAN E. ISAACS

DONDERING over the ifs and
4 why of tournament warfare, we
finally have arranged a list of tour
nament odds and are presenting
them today for your once-over.
Here they are:
Frankfort, to /,
Bedford. 8 TO !.
Muncie, 8 to !.
Technical. 10 to 1.
Martinsville. 10 TO I.
soH a4aP? side !. 5g . wayne. IL to l.
Grcensburg. IS to I.
ShelbyviIle, I6 to I.
Yincennes. l6 to l..
Washington, I6 to !,
Newcastle. 10 to l..
Logansport, IS to 4.
Delphi, 20 70 l.
WILEY lTerre Haute). 20 10 /.
Brazil, 90 to ].
Horace Horace Mann Mann Gary. 20 to 1.
Kokomo. rs to 1.
Rush.ill<, IS to ].
n
IN PLAIN WORDS, FRANKFORT is
THE WINTER BOOK" FAVoRITE WITH
MANY FANS AND THE cAsEMEN MAY
GO INTO TOURNAMENT PLAY WITH
THE HANDICAP or BEING TIE PUBLIC
CHOICE.
bedford, because Of its past
b'record Of unsteady performance
in tournament competition, doesn't
deserve TO rate with Frankfort, and
Muncie, we believe, will not be as
strong as the Case team when
March rolls around.
q
Technical, the best passing team
in the state, is rated with Mar
tinsvilIe. invariably a contender
in the state finals tournament.
Columbus is ranked with South
Side of TT. Wayne at IL to l.
South Side, potentially strong, has
comparatively easy sailing in the
regionals, while the Bulldogs must
face such stiff competition as
Franklin, Greensburg and Shelby
vile.
SOME DISPUTE MAY ARISE OVER THE
PLACING OF LodAFSPoRT AT is-To-l
AND DELPHI AT 2o-To-i. IT IS OUR
BELIEF THAT CLIP WELLS TEAM
WILL KNOCK OFF DELPHI IN THE 10.
GAN REGIONAL. DELPHI HASN'T
BUMPED INTO AN ABUNDANCE OF
STRONG COMPETITION AND IT'S TRUE
STRENGTH is YET TO BE DETERMINED
NORTHERN Indiana teams are
4 y rated quite lower than expect
ed because it is generally conceded
that the far upstate brand Of has
ketball can not compare with the
central and southern TYPES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
CHESTER FIVE VICTOR
Huntington College Team Goes
Down to Net Defeat.

BIZ Times Special
HUNTINGTON. Ind. Jan. 30
Manchester colleges speedy basket
bali team defeated Huntington col
lege. 80 to 80. here Tuesday night
A late squirt carried the Chesters
to victory.
Huntington led at the half, l6 to
Is. Evans, Perry and Krann.ag
starred for the winners. Baker and
Holley were best for the locals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
CLAIMS RETURN MATCH
Lewis Beats PIestina; Demands Bout
with Sonnenberg.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3o.-Ed (Stran-
gler) Lewis claimed the right of a
return match with Gus Sonnenberg
for the heavyweight wrestling title
today, after his victory in straight
falls from Martin Plestina, Chicago.
Using his deadlock almost exclu-
sively, Lewis wore Plestina down
and tossed him the first time after
/ hour, 10 minutes. Plestina re-
turned still weak and was thrown in
Z minutes 20 seconds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
BY LEFTY LEE

A $3.50" doubles will be the play offered
at the Illinois alleys next Sunday, The
price of l25 per man will be charged
and the bowler can change partners as
often as he desires. with the teams COM
bined average not exceeding $50. For
reservations call Ii. 0T40.
The Fletcher American League games at
the Indiana alleys resulted in three
time win for the Stocks over the Mort
cages while the Bonds and Certificates
lost two to the Coupons and Notes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
Reduced Rates
for Ring Fans

BIZ United Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 3d.
Special reduced rates will prevail
on midwestern railroads for fans
travelling to Miami Beach for the
Jack Sharkey Young Stribling
heavyweight bout, Feb. 81, William
F. Carey, vice-president of Madison
Square Garden, has announced.
The rate agreed to by the south
ern lines is half fare plus Is cents
for a round trip.
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Just One Punch!

BIZ United Press
DARTS, Jan. 3o.-Five sec
u ondS of fighting ended the
championship hopes of Tim
HUNGRY, France, Tuesday night
when Al Brown, worlds BAN
tamwe,ght champion, landed a
right hook on Hunery's chin.
The champions knockout
punch was the second blow of
the fight which was scheduled
for twelve rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
TALKING
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

ATEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Sometime
IN Tuesday George Herman Ruth
was supposed to have started for
the southland. A large amount of
fashionable secrecy surrounded the
operation. The great man would
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
WALTER ON SIDELINES
Rut's Injured Knee Fails to Respond
to Treatment.

bW LN3IFN FTfN8
EVANSTON, H., AIN. 30.--The m
jured knee OF Rut Walter, star cen-
ter, has failed to respond to treat
ment and Northwestern probably
viii be without his service in the
next two games--against Indiana
and Michigan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
NEW VAULTING FLASH

BIZ United Press
IOWA CITY, Jan. 30.-Henry F.
Candy, sophomore at the University
Of Iowa has vaulted 10 feet AZ
inches, in practice, breaking the
American pole vault record by two
inches, 1t was announced. The leap
was made in practice and will not
count Candy has not yet participat-
ed in any intercollegiate meets.
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ROLLS $40 TOTAL

BIZ Tinted Press
BURLINGTON. Wis. Jan. go
Scoring nineteen strikes without an
error, Miss Media Strawn rolled q
$40 total in three game bowling
series. Her scores were go, 204 and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
BASKET PLAYER DIES

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 3o.-A few min
utes after he had taken drink of
ice water during internisslon Of an
exciting basketball game, Robert
Licardi. 10. died in a gym locker
room here.
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BOUT is POSTPONED

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUID, Jan. 30.-The boxing
bout previously arranged here be-
tween Benny Bass, Philadelphia, and
Henry Lenard, Chicago, for Friday,
has been postponed until Feb 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
CTS THROWS SWEnE

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S0.-In an exhibit
ton match here, Gus Sonnenberg.
former football star, threw Frank
Jorgenson. Sweden, IN three minutes
fifteen seconds. He used the SON
nenherg flying tackle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
SElMT-PROS AND AMATEURS

Indianapolis Flashes defeated the Nun
Gle Midgets. state junior champs, 20 TO
%. Tuesday night at the Y. NJ. G. A. gym.
Indianapolis Buddies Club defeated the
Flying Five of the south side SIS to %,
Tuesday night at the Sacred Heart gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
BY BERT DEMBY

united Press StaR COrrespondent
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-The rurnor
that Jack Dempsey is going in
seriously for boxing promotion has
awakened Chicago to the hope Jack
may make this city headquarters
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BIZ United press
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-With only
nine more games scheduled for the
remainder Of the first half, TT.
Wayne and Cleveland continue TO
show the way in The American bas-
ketball league race. The standing
fnilnws.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
HIGGINS ADDS NEW BLOOD
TO AID YANKS IN DRIVE
World Champs After Fourth Straight A. |. Flag, Pr
Hopes on Five Rockies

EDITORS NoTE--This is the first Of
a series of sixteen articles discussing
the added strength to each of the
major league clubs, Thursday, the st.
Louis Cardinals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30

Swift action is looked forward to
in this week-end's galaxy of high
school basketball battles involving
city quintets and local f1ves are
hopefully expecting to turn in VIC
tories over tough state opponents.
Technical faces a stiff contest
Friday night at Connersville and
the Campbellmen are winding up a
hard week of practice. Greenfield
will invade indianapolis for clash
with Shortridge as Cathedral and
Washington mix in a city rivalry
contest at the west siders' court.
Mt. Comfort will play. Broad
Ripple at the John Strange gym
and Attacks will be at xenia, Q.
Saturdays feature will be staged
at the Armory where Technical Will
face Cliff Wells fast travelling Lo-
gansport five. Cathedral will en-
terrain Garfield of Terre Haute and
Manual will play host to the strong
Rushville quintet as Crispus moves
over to Dayton, O., for a tilt there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-30
MISSOURI BEAST IOWA

BIZ United Press
AMES, Ia, Jan. 30.-Iowa State
lost to Missouri basketball five Tues
day night, % to 10, in ragged
game.
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PLEASE sTEF FORWARD

Amos Mitten, 90. has laid claim TO
the honor Of being the Oldest bss-
ketbali enthusiast IN Hoosierdom.
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From Ball Boy to Dugout---
Tribe Mascot Tells 1t

TVEN the baseball boy his up the ladder
T. unless privileged character around the premises ana
Young Jimmy Cafouros mascot of the Indianapolis penna
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SHARKEY HEADS SOUTH
Jack to Reach Miami Beach Friday;
Starts Work Monday.

81 United Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 3d.
Jack Sharkey viii arrive here Fri
day and begin training Monday for
his bout with Young Striking Feb.
~
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The Cranes. Fsirbanks-M Morse, Link
Belt. Ballard Ice Cream and indianapolis
Times teams won three games from the
Geo. j. Mayer. Busohmann. Holcomb ana
Hoke. Triangle Marble and Tile and Jewel
Tea as the Martiu-Parry. Stutz and A.
Psper. ROBBINS Body and Indianapolis
Power and Light in the Commercial League
at the Capitol alleys- johnson q the BAL
of SIS on games Of 243, lss and 22i. But
Ter rolled SIS. Mounts. 6S5. and Faust. 6l2.
Mounts and Butler tied fer high single
game with 2S7 count each
The Fountain Square No. League
games at the Fountain Square alleys re-
suited in a tYo-out-of-three WIN Tor the
sweiland team. The leading Oeftering-
fdtzelman Coal received a setback, wnen
the Klee and Coleman Club. handed them
ana hI KsannslsiS sup teams also Won three
from the Prospect Social and Reisbeck
Drugs Bentley rolled an even 500 with
rolled but two games had scores of i1s
and 2e6 for q count of 442. His 266 was
the high single game.
The Boosters won three from the BALI
veom rive as the Tumblers, Indian Clubs
and Bucks took two from the Ropes.
Water Dogs and Dumb Bells in the III.
A. c. League II the Eik Club alleys; Wies.
man rolled SIS with games of FL. ISL
and 1sS. which was high.
The Bird Roofing and Champion teams
fcok the odd game from the Voss Wash
ers and MschinlstS IS the Producers Won
three from the Tooimakers in the Nonne-
qut-Diamond Chain session at the
pritchett alleys. Seeleys sos on games
81 lsS. 2os and ga vas the best total
relied n this loop.
Tho Engines von three from the Car
loads. while the shippers took two from
the Tracers in the Traffic League at the
Prltchett eileys.
In the Ladies Social League games the
Hsrf oil Burners. Block Optieais and hat
geld Paints won two from the ]. l. C.s,
Afueller-NaSh and Northern Coal. IS the
silver Flash made clean sweep % their
series With the Komstohk Candy. Burnett
81 The Silver Flash team turned IN high
single game and hiSh thfee-Ezme total
fer this Loop when she rolled games OF
IS. Isl and lna, count Of 6Sf. AliindeF
rolled SIS and Fisher. SOS.
Tgo-time wins feaiured the Shrine
League games az the Illinois alleys. the
Drums. Divans and Band taking the Gun
Sauad. Caravan and Rugies over this
reute o. frank rolled ler best total with
games o. 2ee. les and iss. count ~ eel.