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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15

shauShnessy CCl defeated Ssuer tSH).
Hisrs tM defeated r. Munro D.
and 2.
KELLEY ~ defeated stark (T). : and ..
stewart 81 defeated Daogherty &C..
m.
HERMAN UEBELE FLIGHT
Runnen (Tl defeated Greencn Co.
and {.
Yelton tC defeated Chapman (D.
and ..
Charles CT) defeated L. Hcinlein tHD,
and 2.
Iavcock -, defeated Rsrret (Cl, > up.
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LOUIS funny that way. He doesn't
seem to realize he's star. He's too
darn modest. 1 guess it's what the
professors call an inferiority COM
pick.
Tough Luck Yarn
Anyhow. when I walked into the
clubhouse Lou was right on my neck
with a tough luck story about how
bad he's been going and how much
of a bust he'd been for a few weeks.
I laughed at him. but when he
continued to NOPE around I landed
on him proper and gave him a swell
calling down.
I really think the things I said
helped because he perked up. Tt
was funnier than ever to see him
do his stuff He hit two home runs,
drove in three TALES and was as
happy as a kid when it was over.
II Just goes to show that while
the hits that win ball games out on
the field are the ones that count
there's another angle to baseball,
and that is the spirit that's in you.
I've been around baseball a long
time and I'm saying you can't get
a winning team out of fellows who
take off their baseball along with
their uniforms.
BabeA Ball Players
Give me the fellow who comes in
cussing when he makes an error or
strikes out in a pinch You'de be
surprised how many fellows We have
like that. And the ones you'd least
expect it of. too.
Herb Pennock is like that. When
Herbie loses a tough game he's sore
at the whole world. including him
self. He gets good and mad. So
does Bob Meusel, Earl Combs, Tony
Lazeri and a lot of the other BOYS.
That's one Of the things thai
makes the Yankees a great ball
club. They don't quit. They carry
the old fighting spirit right out OF
the clubhouse TO the ball field.
(CODvrignt 1000 ~, ~rv,e -r5ro.A
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Big Leagues

CYLVESTER JOHNSON displayed
~ some stout-hearted relief pitch
ing Friday in the ninth inning and
stopped a Boston rally. enabling the
ST Louis Cardinals to beat the
Braves. 4 to 3, and gain the National
League lead. Johnson went to the
mound with the bases loaded and
none out and retired the Braves in
order.
Larry Benton pitched tho New York
burgh Pirates. The Giants knocked less
Petty out of the box 10 the first inning.
JOHNNY FREDERICK. BROoKLYNs
RECRUIT OUTFIELDER. DOUBLED in
THE ELEVENTH AND DROVE IN THE
WINNING RUN IN THE ROBINS ) TO 4
TRIUMPH OVER CINCINNATI
Lefty Grove won his tenth game
Of the season and the Philadelphia
Athletics beat Cleveland. 9 to O.
Haas hit home run and drove in
three runs.
Lou GehriE hit home runs No Is and
- and The New York Yankees beat De-
troit. Is to Fat Fothergill also hit two
home runs and Gehringer and Combs hit
one each.
The ST LOUIS BROWNS BEAT THE
BOSTON RED sOx IN THE NINTH, 7
TO s.
n
Hadley's tight pitching featured
Washington's 4-to-1 victory over the
Chicago White Sox.
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TN getting kind Of old hes 49,.
: I've got a boy, 49, and daugh-
ter IT, and three other youngsters
besi0ea. l haven't seen much Of
them. In the summer I was away
playing and in the winter they were
At school. I'm sorry 1 didn't quit
five or six years ago
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Detroit ..... 900 POI O10- . n
Rev York .......... 147 O02 l0x-l5 II q
Uhle. Smith, Prudhomme and Phillips;
Hovt end DickeN.
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Hennessey Wins
From WeLshn1dn

. EASTBOURNE. Eng. June Is
The United States led England two
matches to none when play started
today in the second days play in
the British American tennis series.
John Hennessey of Indianapolis
beat the Welsh champion, w. H.
Powell. Friday, Us, ST, 6-1. ST, GO,
and John. Van Ryn beat the youth
full English star, H. K. Lester, So,
Al 6-0
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
RACES AT HAMILTON

BIZ Times SDcciai
HAMILTON. O.. June l4.-Many
Indiana dirt track drivers are eX-
pected here Sunday to compete in
the seven events on the speed card
at the Cincinnati-H Hamilton Speed
way.
The feature event will be fifteen
mile drive and stern battle is
expected for the 81 800 prize money
at stake.
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to catch the Sis. and when the In
dams got in the lead in the fifth
inning he stepped on il" out there
on the mound. And he made" his
train
The boys at first thought the we'd
ding was to take place here until he
failed to show up at the park
Wednesday, and after they learned
he had gained permission to be alb
sent.
Ken and his bride were in Poplar
Bluff, Mo-, Friday morning, visiting
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H0N0RS FOR WALTER

BIZ Times Specjdj
EVANSTON, Ill, June 15.-Rus-
sell (Rut) Walter. famous Kokono
Ind) athlete. has been the recipient
of an unusual athletic honor at
Northwestern university.
Walter, captain-elect Of the 1928
% Wildcat basketball team, Friday
was elected 1880 track captain.
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Indianapolis Cubs will play the Mid
ways instead Of the Keystones Sunday.
Cubs meet the Keystones q week from
Sunday. Cubs will practice Friday evening
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FIRST HORSE DISQUALIFIED

BH Times SBeciGf
COLLINSVILLE, Ill, June IA
Miles Prior. which finished first in
the third race at Paramount Thurs
day. was disqualified when the stew
ards ruled interference on the part
of Jockey c. Cavens. Sandy Lady
was awarded first place. Cavens was
Suspended for thirty days.
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Semi-P Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

s Basy H6 e. T T 6 Bis 95r M f3e nqFn
DadyS have July. 4 and % open. and
dress Basil Flint. 1913 Oliver avenue. or
call Be. 1880.
Playa Garage nine is without ? game
River Avenue Baptists will play the
First Baptists at Rhodius park Saturday.
All players are requested to report at
/ O'Clock.
indianapolis Cubs will play the Mid
Cubs meet the Keystones q week from
Sunday. Cubs will practice Friday evening
Question Marks have cancelled their
game with the Imperials for Sunday.
Many of the players Of the Question Marks
viii attend graduating exercises next sun
June %. call Drexel 1884 and ask for jim
Peoria d Eastern team Of the Big Four
P & z League VIII meet the Matto2n Ill;
Brookside No; l.. Fields and Higgs will
hurl for the locals.
Marmon Fights have strengthened their
Men Sunday at Lebanon. Marmon Fights
have July 1. and 20 open and would like
TO hear from fast state teams. Call Lin
coin 1856. or write Paul Miller. 1928 Brad
bury avenue.
Peoples Quitting Company will clash
with the Sexson Brothers Coal Company
team Sunday at Spades park at 3. All
Quitting players are requested to report
not later than $50.
Blocks desire game for July 81. Dates
in August also are open Write TED
Archer 2o20 Langley avenue.
CadilIac-LaSalle team will play at
Cloverdale Sunday All players are re-
quested TO meet at 100 North Merician
street at 1890 q. m.
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BY FRANK GETTY,
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, June 15.-No mat
ter what team the United States
sends into the challenge round,
France has decided to stand pat on
her -Four Musketeers" for defense
of the Davis Cup.
When the tennis season opened,
it was felt in France that replace
ments might be necessary when the
time came to defend the cup. The
final decision has Just been reached
in Paris and will be announced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15

Ken's aunt, and Friday night a
storm delayed the progress of the
newlyweds on their motor trip to
Indianapolis, according to a wire
received by Ken's mother. Mrs. Flora
Penner. 337 DoWneY avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
GETTING MAX'S GOAT?
Or Is This Just Part of the Ballyhoo
of FiStiana

LAKEWOOD, N. j., June Is
Max Schmeling has offered Georges
Carpenter a salary of $500 day
with a provision for an additional
500 every time he hits the Ger
man heavyweight with right hand.
it was announced today.
Schmeling is irked because Car
pentier said Schmeling was wide
open for right hand punch after
watching the latter in training.
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Ark. to sign up in
the Il Do League. "
Ken's buddies got
wise to the ap-
preaching wedding
last week. but Pen
ner was too elusive
or them. and he
was to return to In
some
Sime today with his
bride, the former
Miss Thelnla Jones
Of Houston. Tex.
1t will be recalled
Penner hurled great
ball Tuesday, the
cnorot haiY7C ba boG
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LOCAL BOYS AT BRAZIL
indianapolis Drivers Listed TO Com
pete in Dirt Track Races.

BR I iDlcS SpCcldt
BRAZIL. Ind. June 14.-Several
of the leading indianapolis dirt
track pilots are listed as COMPETE
tors in the races at the Perfect
Circle Speedway. one mile east Of
this city, on Sunday.
Frank Sweigart. Howdy Wilcox,
Benne Bennef1el. Howard King and
Ralph Biddle are among those ex-
pected here. Three f1ve-mile races
and a 15-mile feature event COM
prise the card.
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MAJOR HOMER LEADERS
Genial Ken Eludes Mates and
Joins 1 Do League

New battery for indianapolis.
Groom and Sprinz. Groom" being
the genial Ken Penner, who beat
the league-leading Blues Tuesday.
and then slipped away from his
mates and hustled to Little Rock,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
Finalists of 1923 Again
Meet for Links Laurels;
Clash at Pleasant Run
Cathedral Star Downs RAIDER in Semi-Final
Struggle as Manual Ace Trims
William Russell.
BY DICK MILLER.

History repeated itself today and Maurice Stone of Manual
Training high school and William einen of Cathedral high
school bad for indianapolis Times inerschoastc
golf tourney championship the Pleasant Run course in irving
ton year the fought it out in the third annual
tournament at Coffin and IIcnlen They played thirty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
ANDERSON is VICTOR

b. filarS special
ANDERSON, Ind. June 15.-An-
derson Y. NJ. c. A. swimming team
won an invitational meet here Fri
Gay with forty points. TT. Wayne
was second with thirty. i
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cox KNOCKS OUT LEWIS
Tracy Stops Evansville Boxer ~
Eighth at Broad Ripple.

Tracy Cox the hard punching
BrightWoOd bantam. knocked out
Kid Lewis, Evansville, in the
eighth round Of the scheduled ten
round feature bout at Broad Rippla
Friday night.
Royal Cox shaded Allen Watson
in the eight round semi Windup,
Stub Jenkins shaded Roy Woods in
four rounds and Billy Bowers
stopped Billy Smith. second round.
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ALTOONA, Pa. June 15.-A crowd
expected to reach $4,000 was to mill
its way into the huge Altoona board
bowl here this afternoon for the 200
mile automobile speed classic in
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Home runs Barnhart, Badgro. Three-
base -LebourveaU. Griffin. Sprinz.
Two-base hits-Layne. Monahan. Sacri-
flee hts-Layne, Metz. Double plays-COn-
molly to Warstler to Monahan; Grimes to
Griffin: Pick to Strohm to Griffin. Left
Bases on balls-Of Robertson, !. Struck
out-By Burweu .. Umpires-M cCsfferty
and Goetz Time-l:20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
DEATH FOR TURF SPORT
Nebraska Court Decision Leaves 800
Horsemen Stranded in Omaha.

BF uifcd Press
OMAHA. Neb.. June l5.-The de-
cree of the Nebraska supreme court,
which outlawed pari-mutuel betting.
has left 500 horse owners stranded
here and it appears it may result in
the 100000 Ak-Sar-Ben track be-
coming a corn field
The supreme court decision ap-
parently has sounded the death
knell of racing here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
SIGNS ARGENTINE PUG

BIZ United Prcss
NEW YORK. June 15.-Humbert
j. Fugazy has signed Victoria Cam
polo, Argentine heavyweight, for
three matches at Ebbetts' field.
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didn't
ing though Ruth
difference
hello the boys And funny thing happened Lou
in the mouth because hadn't been
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ATTEMPT SCRAP TONIGHT

81 Times Spcciqi
CHICAGO, June 15.-Le5 Marri-
ner and Napoleon Jack Dorval will
to fight here tonight. Their
ten-romd outdoor scrap has been
postponed twice.
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he WAS ONE OF THE GENUINELY
GREAT ATHLETES OF ALL TINE AND
HE HAS LEFT THE IMPRINT OF HIS
ARTISTRY OF BASEBALL JUST AS
WILDLY AS Mr. FORD HAS ON THE
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY. THESE ARE
ExTRAvACiANT PHRASES. TO BE SURE.
BUT IF THEY CAN'T BE LAvISHED ON
GUY LIKE COBB THERE Is SCARCE
LY ANY USE IN HAVING THEM AROUND.
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BY kNUTE ROCKNE
Times Special Correspondent
3 fro,o-.~io&4 loon 49, MI

SOUTH BEND, Ind. June Is
The fine showing made by young
Dick Glendons Columbia varsity
crew this spring has given the east
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Kansas CITY at Louisville.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at indianapolis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at ST. Louis . games.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at New York
Chicago at Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Boston.
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BASQUE LOOKS CLUMSY
Paolino Calls OFF Plane Trip: Work
outs Not Impressive.

HOOSICK FALLS. N. Y. June IS.
-PaoIino Uzcuduns contemplated
airplane flight to Mineola to witness
the dog races Monday has been
called off because Of an accident to
the Fairchild plane in which he
planned the hop
Paolino. who meets Schn1eling at
Yankee stadium June 81 continues
to look awkward in his workouts.
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Tribe Averages
THOM BEATS CARLIN

ANDERSON, Ind, June 15.-Wil-
bur Thorn, Indiana university mat
coach, defeated Johnny Carlin, two
falls out of three, here Friday.
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Results Yesterday
ASSOCIATIONS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
k ksns@i city p9l GOO GOO iS9-
sheehan Nelson and Angiey; Deberry
and Thompson.
Toledo ............ 900 600 600 10
Belts and Fenner; Parmelee and Hay
worth.
Minneapolis ....... o1O 200 Oo4- 3
Columbus ;.,;.;;.,, 600 02o 0l0-
ski and Devine, Shuault.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ........ 600 900 300 8
St Louis ........ 900 200 0Ox- 2
seibold and spohrer; sherdeI, Johnson
and Smith.
Pittsb1T 9FS .. 600 600 600 600 500 500
BENTON and Hogan; Petty. Kremer, Fus-
sell and Hemsley.
Eleven Innings
BROOKLYN ......... 003 0lo 600 OIL y
Cinncinnsti 600 600 lo3 90 II
and Sukeforth Dixon.
NO other game schedulcd)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland .......... 600 900 600 q s
PhIlIla,G9eIphia 1890. o3O oO1 23xM y
and doI o0c5Ians Grant and L se~eI' Grove
Detroit ..... 900 20l 010-4 . q
Rev York .......... 147 002 lOx-l5 II 0
Uhle. Smith, Prudhomme and Phillips;
Hoyt and Dickey.
St. Louis ........... 1o2 1O2 Dol II o
Boston ..... ....... 2I0 300 600 IN
CroTder End Msnion Morris, Ruling
Chicago ........ 900 100 600
Washington .... 020 020 COX 7
Adkins, McKain and Berg; Hadley and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
Babe Ruth Says
You Can't Keep Me Away From
the Stadium

NEW YORK. June 15.-Illness has kept me
out Of the game for awhile, but it can't keep me
away from that ball park much longer and Ill
soon be right in there. I at the Stadium
last Sunday to see the Yankees waop the Browns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15
Indians Make
Swift Start
and Win One
BurWeII Beats Brewers in
Fast Time; TeaChout Due
in Second.

With Ken Penner delayed by a
storm on his trip back to Indianapo-
lis after his marriage in Little Rock
Thursday. it was unlikely he would
be ready to take turn on the Tribe
mound in the second tilt of the
Brewer series today and Bud Teach
out was slated to get tn assignment.
Penner and his bride, the former
Miss Thelma Jones of Houston,
Tex, were expected to reach the
city about noon and Manager Bethel
plans to use the joyial Highlander
against Milwaukee Sunday.
Played in Fast Time
Bill Burwell turned in a swift vic
tory. to 3, over the Home Brews
Friday, the contest being run off in
l hour 20 minutes. Charlie Robert
son hurled for the invaders. 1t was
ladies day and kids day and
the fair ones and youngsters viewed
a rafting contest that produced two
home runs, three triples and two
doubles.
Clyde Barnhart launched a Tribe
three-run rally in the second round
by polling the sphere to the bleach
ers in right center for a homer and
Layne and Monalan followed with
doubles. Barnhart also paved the
way for what proved the winning
run when he singled in the sixth,
Layne sacrificed and Sprinz crashed
a triple to left center.
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BadgrO Connects

After one out in the third
Lebourveau tripled for Milwaukee,
Miller singled and Griffin tripled,
and in the fifth Badgro sent the
pellet into the right center seats
for homer.
Milwaukee threatened in the
eighth when Lebourveau opened
with single, but he was forced by
Badgro. Griffin singled Badgro to
second and then BurWell frightened
and Pick hit into a double play. In
the ninth BurWell famed the last
two Brewers, getting Vache, pinch
hitter, and Grimes. BurWell was
busy nj the field with five assists
and two putouts and Warstler and
Monahan supplied him with ace
high support in important spots.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15

Great stars have flashed in the
past. Great stars will fash and
fade in years to come. But there
has been only one Cobb and the
chances are it will be generations
before there is another. Some
how il is a little harder to shake
hands with him at the exit gate
than the others who went before.
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PRACTICALLY all the records of
Il the game belong to him. both
as q batter and a base runner. No
other player ever played in as many
games. made as many hits. scored
as many runs or stole as many
bases. In 1915 ne stole ninety-six
bases. This is more. incidentally,
than any one team in the National
League stole all last season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15

Cobb and his family sail today
on tho Roosevelt for Paris. where
they arc to spend the summer. He
revealed this is R trip he has been
planning to take for three years,
but always the lure Of the game
would cnticc him back for Just one
more season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-15

THE HISTORY OF THE MODERN GAME
CAN BE WRITTEN AROUND THE COBB
THAT BROKE IN WITH DETROIT AS
THE GAMES MOST ARROGANT BUSHER
IN 1905 AND STEPPED OUT OF THE
LINE UP. a SEDATE. MIDDLE AGED.
MILLIONAIRE WITH THE ATHLETICS
IN 1928.
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NOU felt that he was living again
i in memory some OF those dra-
matte performances which brought
the baseball stands up with an
audible gasp Of establishment flf-
teen years ago. You could sense,
too. note of tragedy in the sit
uation, a genius with ambitious
wings stripped of all power and
pinned to the earth under the
weight of years.
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Peoples Quitting Company will clash
with the Sexson Brothers Coal Company
outfitting players are REQUESTED to report
not later than l:30.
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Blocks desire a game for July 81. Dates
in August also are open. Write Ted
Archer 2o20 Langley avenue.
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charlottesville team will play at
Cloverdale Sunday. All players are re-
quested TO meet at 100 North Meridian
street at 1890 .. m.
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No set OF figures. however, can
possibly pin to paper the nercu-
rial personality Of the Georgian
who played the game with Il re-
IentIess daring and intensity that
has never been equaled.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-11-01
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

self with the newly organized West
minister theological seminary of
Philadelphia as a protest against
alleged modernistic tendencies of
the seminary. His charges against
DR.. Hibben were called forth by
the Princeton presidents speech be-
fore the centennial celebration of
the Presbyterian theological SEM
mary at Chicago two days ago.
DR. Hibben quotes the Scripture
when it pleases," Professor Wilson
was quoted as saying, "but even the
devil did that"
IF every one is to make his own
god, then the very idea of God is
destroyed. God wouldn't have any
power in his own universe. We get
our idea of God from the scriptures
President Hibben said man Gre
ated his own god. He attacks the
beliefs not only of the Presbyterian
church, but of all Trinitarian
churches, whether Catholic or Pro-
testant.
"Is he a hereto? The answer is:
Are the others to be called heretics
or DR.. Hibben? If he concerts all
the other churches, then he is orth-
odox, for all churches are against
The Indianapolis times., 1929-11-01
COMMISSION PICKED
Galveston Head Is Chair
man of School Body.

j. L. Pleasant, superintendent of
the Galveston Qnd0 schools, has
been appointed chairman of COM
mission to study Indianas joint and
consolidated schools.
Governor Harry G. Leslie an
nounced the commission on men,
bership, acting on joint senate
resolution passed by the 1929 legis-
latlIre.
Other members are Frank S,
Moore. West Lafayette. township
trustee; Richard Park, Sullivan
county superintendent of schools;
w. E. Treanor, professor Of school
law at Indiana university, and B
F. Long. Logansport attorney and
former law professor.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-11-01
MOVIE ACTOR DIES
Body of Norman Trevor
Lies in Insane Hospital.

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Nov. Nor
man Trevor, 81, who gained fame
as a movie star and Olympic ath-
lete, died in poverty Thursday at
the Norwalk hospital for the insane,
it was learned here today.
Trevor was a member of the Brit
ish Olympic team a decade ago.
Later he came to Hollywood and
played important roles in "Sorrel
and Son" and Beau Geste."
Insanity proceedings were started
against Trevor in 1923 by H. B.
Warner, actor and close friend, who
told how he had written checks for
several thousand dollars without
funds.
The body was held at the hospital
pending instructions from a daugh-
ter, Doris Trevor of New York.