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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04

will knock any big event not staged
in their cities because it interferes
with their custom of shaking
down. the promoters for night club
spending money.
u q
Miss Florence KilliIea, former
Wisconsin coed, still in her TWEEN
ties and described as easy to look
at, has become owner of the Mil
waukee baseball club by the will of
her father. And she says she'll give
it a whirl. Well, well, some of the
Brewer FASTENERS are going to find
it difficult matter to play the part
of the hard boiled hold-out when
called into FIOrence'S Sanctum for
a salary conference.
TELLING the club owner ''to go
i to- will be passe on that team.
Perhaps a romance will develop. At
any rate the boys will have to watch
their language and if they feel a
cussing streak coming on they'll
have to run all the way to the club
house to let loose.
In fact, the Milwaukee gang.
usually known as rough and ready
and burly, may be called the
dainty darIings if Florence's infIu-
ence penetrates their hides and
dispositions.
Anyway, three rahs for Miss
Owner Killilea. She has come into
possession of a powerful ball club,
built up by her brilliant father and
it's certain to be among the pre-
season pennant choices. Her team
opens the season in indianapolis,
April Is, and many Milwaukee
boosters no doubt will be on hand to
give her cheerio send off. She's
the lone woman club owner in base
ball.
Gallant Tom Hickey, A. A. prexy,
will be in Indianapolis, April Is,
you can bet your roll on that. In
dianapolis will be delighted over the
honor Of being the city in which
the only feminine club boss makes
her bow in baseball society.
n
We gather from Florida dispatches
chat one difference between win
ming presidential election and los
ing it is the fact the loser can GAL
'op on the bathing beaches, attend
horse races and play golf, while the
winner must ctnfine his recreation
to fishing.
c. C. Pyle, cross country foot
race promoter, has confirmed the
announcement made in The Times
several weeks ago that his 1929
hoOfing grind will be routed
through indianapolis. 1t will be an
east to west run this year instead
of west to east jog, as in 1928:
Roy McMurtry of indianapolis
finished twelfth in last years
blister race. The runners viii be
due through here April Is.
y II
Max Schmeling, German heavy
weight, is the newest cream in the
coffee for the fistic promoters, but
the chances are he'll be only the
hole in the doughnut if he ever ties
up with Tommy L,oughran, the Phil
adelphia Irishman.
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irg into the background as the sea-
so4, draws on. Goshen handed the
HoSemen a % to 10 humping
Saturdsy night and F'roebel now
looms as the best team in that Sec
ton.
Frankfort's SO to 26 triumph
over Martinsville Saturday night
added many more followers to the
already long list of Frankfort
hackers. The Casemen are getting
pointed for tournament action,
and some real fireworks should be
popped off by that aggregation
late this month.
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TURNER'S TRIM DANVILLE

South Side Turner's defeated the
Danville Independents, Sunday, So
to "a. Visitors started strong and
jumped into an early lead, but the
locals overlook the Danville five and
took the advantage, never to be
headed.
Wednesday night the Turner's in
wade the Noblitt-Sparks stronghold
at Greenwood, and real game is
expected. Next Sunday afternoon
the MorriStown l. o. o. F. will meet
the Turner's at the Turner gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
Butler Battles
Illinois Tonight

BIZ Times Special
URBANA, ILL.,, Feb. 4.-The Butler
university basketball team of In
dianapolis will meet the University
of Illinois cagers here tonight in
what is expected to develop into a
hard struggle.
Butler arrived here after winning
two more games over the weekend.
Friday night the Bulldogs downed
Indiana Central and Saturday beat
Evansville college, 40 to 81. In Big
Ten games, Butler has defeated
Purdue and lost to Chicago.
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ed. Anything but work, was their
slogan. Sharkey and Stribling may
stage a great bout and again they
may disappoint. but who knows
now? Predicting the type of scrap
it will be is only guess work. For
Dempsey's sake we hope it satisfies
the customers and shows a profit.
If it be such it will be lesson in
craftsmanship, for many northern
Scribes who forever drum on that
subject without practicing it. Ger
tain Chicago and New York writer's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
East Parks Win
City S. S. Event

East Park M. E. won the city
Sunday school basketball champion
ship, Saturday night by defeating
the East Tenth Deaks in the final
game of the tourney, 81 to 81 Writ,
Philips, Grimsley and Evans starred
for the winners.
Deaks advanced to the final
round by beating University Heights,
~ to 36, as the East Parks downed
the Memorial Baptists, 81 to 20.
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LEAGUE MEETINGS

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The bust
ness side of baseball will occupy the
attention of a score or so of the
pastime's master minds here this
week. The International League
held its schedule meeting today,
while the National League will
meet Tuesday, when umpires for
1929 will be announced.
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ZACH day that passes by brings
H. state tournament time that
much nearer, and gossip and COM
ment grows in volume to keep pace
with, the rapidly approaching event.
Of the Blackboard several weeks
ago listed his eighteen best cams in
the state, eliminating two of the
quintets each week. The ranking
squads today shrink to eight and the
list follows:
Frankfort MartinSville
Bedford Muncie
Technical LoganspOrt
Washington Froebel Gary
II
Those indianapolis fans who
witnessed LOganspOrt's magnifi-
battle against Technical on the
ArmOry floor, Saturday realized
that Delphi, the dark horse selec-
ton of host of HoOsier basket
ball followers, stands but a slim
chance of advancing to the last
sixteen. Delphi plays in the LO-
gansp0rt regional and Cliff Wells
Logan team appears stronger and
faster with each succeeding per-
Torrance.
D. V. L., an Indianapolis rooter,
An wants Blackboard to reprint
his all-state college basketball team,
selected few weeks ago. We have
enlarged upon the idea and are pre-
senting two teams of eight men on
each squad
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
W. White Butler tI T Wooden (Franklinl
Murphy (PGrduesl G Mount de De paw PauW'
alldeorano lButl,r) C.. .McCracken Qnd.)
Smith IN. Dance g -. Brooks (Wahashl
scheid (Tndianaj G ....'. Boots purdue,
An honorable mention" third team:
Forwards, Wells (Indiana); Chandler But
Busktrk tValparaisol. Colrick (Notre
Daniels guards, Hosier (Butlerl; Dono-
van tNotre Dance; Shirley CFranklin).
We have been accused of possess
sing technical complex" and we
admit it, frankly telling everyone
that we're pulling for Indianapolis.
However, despite that home town
prejudice" we still cannot see Tech
meal as state champion this year.
But Wen tell you right now that
Tim Campbell has developed one of
the niftiest teams in the state and
it will be a tough customer to
eliminate.
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so Cents for
Every Point
RnNEA Serr,ice

By NEA SerUice
A NNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. A.
IA Every point that Plebe
Hudson Mcclure makes in
basketball game costs his dad,
Clarence Mcclure of Leaven-
worth, Kan, exactly so cents.
When Mcclure left home for
the naval academy, his dad
promised that aIslount for
every point he made. Of course,
he had to make the team to
earn any.
Mcclure had no trouble
making the team and earned
$12 in his first game, $40 in
his second and SIS in his third.
He is one Plebe leading happy
days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
FemdaLes Take
West Side Title

Lon Mcclellan, F'erndaIe center,
led his team to an easy triumph
in the west side sectional of the
city Sunday tournament at Liberty
hall Sunday as he scored forty-eight
points in three games. The X-ie'S
were no match for the new cham
pions in the final round and took
the count, % to 10.
The Pennsy girls defeated the
BIuebirds, Is to 8, in q preliminary
to the final game Sunday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
Cruising In SHORTHAND
WITH EDDIE ASH

MAYHEM JACK DEMPSEY en-
" tered into the promotion of
the Sharkey-S tribling fight at
Miami Beach he asked aid of news
paper men of the north and in
friendly, kindly manner urged them
ito give him break" But the old
hammer is being welded already by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
TOMMY PULLS A WALES!

By United Press
DEL MONTE, Cal, Feb. 4.-Tom-
my Hitchcock fell off his horse once
Sunday, but also scored ten goals,
more than the total scored by four
opposing polo players, while the
San Carlos Cardinals we're defeating
MidWick, 19 to 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
OPPOSE N0TRE DAME

By United Press
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. Abb
sence from the lineup of Al Schu-
macher, star forward, is expected
to handicap Marquette university in
its basketball game with Notre Dame
here Tuesday night. Schumacher
withdrew from the team.
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AT EAST TENTH M. E. GYM

Thursday, Feb. IL.
6:45 P. Mixes VS.. American A. G.
1880 P. M-Memorial Baptist VS.. Kirsh
baum Center.
8:I5 P. M-Hayes Body Corp. VS. Bright
800 r. M.@woodruff Place Baptist VS..
East Tenth Deaks.
Friday, Feb. Is.
300 P. M-Winners 6:45 and 1880 games
of Thursday.
9 100 P. M-Winners S;16 and 600 games
of Thursday.
Saturday Feb. 16
815 P. M-WinnerS 800 and 9C0 games
of Friday
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some, who have
condemned his
venture to the ash
can instead of
encouraging him
in his efforts to
prove he's capable
of making good.
The big fellow
appears entitled
to better treat
ment, for few of
t h e oil d e k
champs tried to
improve TIL e m
selves after their
--.-.e. ~..l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
GUS INVADEs GOTHAM

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The first
heavyweight wrestling champion
ship match held in New York City
in ten years takes place at Madison
Square Garden tonight, when Gus
Sonnenberg, former Dartmouth col
lege football star, defends the title
against Howard Cantonwine of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
HANnRALL TOuRNEY

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Illinois
state doubles handball champion
ship tournament begins tonight and
win continue / through Saturday.
Former state and national cham
pions have entered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
U. S. L. T. A. in Session

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 4.-The
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton will meet here Friday to an
nounce is verdict upon the appeal
Of Big Bill Tilden against his sus-
pension, and to award various
tournaments of 1929.
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BY LEFTY LEE.

The Silver Flash team turned in
the winning total in the women's
city tourney which closed at the
Fountain Square alleys Sunday
night. These girls grew better
each game, their score sheet show
ing totals of 1872, 814 and 844, a
total of 2,450. Meeker led this club
with a total of $40 for her three
games. The Baker Bros. team was
runner-up to the new champs with
a total of 1887 while the Old Gold
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
Silver Flash Team Annexes First
Place in City Women's Pin Meet
z, 45O Winning Score; Mrs. Wiesnan Takes Singles and
AII-Events; Doubles to Johns and Meyer

Cigarets reached third place with
APIS.
In the minor events members of
the Silver Flash and Baker Brothers
team copied practically all honors,
the team of Meyer and Johns win
ming the doubles title with 1858.
Mcdaniel and Wiesman were sec
ond with LOAF while Lathrop and
McCasty showed $50.
Mrs. Wiesman won the singles
championships with fine total of
sos. Johns had a $50 score for Sec
ond place, while Tourney was third
with SCI. Mrs. Wiesman's SIS sin
giles finish pulled her nine-game
total up to 1916, the winning score
in the alI-events. This gave Wies-
man first place in the singles, all
events and team events.
= Mrs. Johns also was big winner,
getting second in the team event,
first in the doubles and second in
the singles.
The performance Of the Old Gold Gig
areGCe glrlS stamps Gnem as a Team TO De
watched in future meets.
An all-star aggregation that failed to hit
In true form was the A. G. Mueller-NaSh
squad.
The A. Schultz Furniture team won first
place in the "B' class with score off
1,940.
The Capitol alley doubles and singles
In the doubles event the team Of E. and
total 81 81 1'2T5 secured On games Of 4lH sol
counted for 62l. Red Mounts and Jess
Pritchett we're second with 1;246, Mounts
getting $40 to make Jess bark. Pritchett
had i've wide open splits in his 1877 game.
Joe Fulton and Fonnie Snyder reached
third place with 1927.
In the singles Frank Hueber was the
winner, his. sheet showing games of 224.
235 and 224, for total of 68S. Fonnie
Earl Patterson showed on 645
Hueber had games of 2O7, 9O5, I'll, 224,
a total of 1906. Fonnie Snyder bad but
one game under the 200-msrk in his six
tries. getting TT g.o : total count of 1884, an
Another big entry featured the $780,
doubles at the Illinois alleys, sixty teams
cSS'mTapeting The cam OF Barrett and M
Of 1,1sS Others to reach the prize list
and Mack, 1.1s7; FuIt5 and Stricken, 1,178:
Eller and Thibodeau. 1,164;. Fehrenbach
and Behrens, 1,162, and McIntire and ].
Beam. 1,162.. Larry Schultz had a 266
for high single game.
"stub'' Mathews grabbed a sixty-pin
lead over Ray Fox in the first half of
their ten-game match rolled on the Illi-
nois alleys Sunday night, the final score
showing Mathews, 949; Fox, 889. Scoring
was below par IN t snts MATCH both boys
games of the match will be rolled on
the Uptown alleys next Sunday.
The next big event for the bowIers will
be the Lincoln day sweepstakes to be
rolled on the Illinois alleys, FEB. 9, 10,
IL and H.. Jerry O'Grady, tourney man
ager,. expecting the largest entry ever Sc
cured for an event of this kind in the
city. The enry fee is So for he doubles
and $50 in the singles with bowling extra.
All entry money will be given the bowIers
in the prize list.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
State Three Cushions

Only three matches are scheduled
in the state three cushion billiard
tourney this week at Harry Coolers
parlors. The weeks card:
Monday-( Afternoon) Houff VS.. Jones,
(night) Houff VS.. Ramsey.
Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. Wilson.
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ViCtors in Sectional Play to
Clash at TomIinSon
Hall.
80 TEAMS IN EVENT
indianapolis Champion to
Mix in State Meet

Schedules for the quartet of local
district Journeys, in which thirty
two Indianapolis teams will start
competition for the eleventh annual
city amateur independent champion
ship, were announced today.
The winners of the four district
events will play at Tomlinson hall
on the nights of Feb. 20 and 81 to
decide the city champion. The vic
Tor wins the right 70 represent the
city in the state tourney here Feb.
81, % and %.
The district Journeys at the Eng
fish Avenue Boys Club, Irvington
Butler gym and East Tenth M. E.
gym will be held on the nights of
Feb. IA, Is and Is. The meet at the
South Side Turner gym, will be
staged Saturday, Feb. 9, and
Thursday, Feb. IA, and Saturday,
Feb. Is.
The district schedules, as an
nounced by Wayne Emmelmann,
secretary of the Indiana Amateur
Independent Basketball Association,
follow:
AT IRVINGToN BUTLER GYM
Thursday, Feb. Ia.
6;45 p. M.-Riverside Blues VS.. East
Park M. E.
7:So P. M.-Kappa Delta Rho VS.. River
side Olympics.
BIS P. M.-Phi Delta Theta VS.. st.
Phillips A. C.
900 P; M.-Phi Delta Kappa VS.. North
Side Collegians.
Friday, Feb. is.
of Thursday
900 P. M-winners s:15 and 900 games
of Thursday.
Saturday, Feb. 16.
815 p M.-WinnerS 800 and 900 games
of Friday
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AT ENGLIsH AvENJTE GYM

Thursday, Feb. IA.
GAS P. M.-Universals VS.. Boys Club
Blues.
7:3O P. M-Woodside Merchants vs. Y.
M G. A.
s;l5 P. M.-Lauter Club VS.. st. Patricks
H. N. S.
900 P. M.-English Avenue Boys Club
VS.. Link Belt Dodges.
Friday, Feb. IS.
300 P. M-Winners 5:45 and 1880 games
of Thursday.
900 P. M-Winners 8:15 and 900 games
Saturday, Feb. 16.
BIS P. M.-Winners of 800 ana 800
games of Friday.
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AT SOUTH SIDE TURNER GYM

Saturday, Feb. o.
6;45 P. M.-Flanner and Buchanan VS..
Buddies Club.
7:30 P. M.-Communial Y. M H. A. VS..
Peoria and Eastern Railways.
6:l5 P. M.-Fletcher Savings and Trus
VS.. Meteors.
900 P. M.-StrauSs Says VS.. McCarty l.
o. o. F..
Thursday, Feb. II.
800 P. M.-Winners of 6:45 and $50
games of Saturday. Feb. 8.
900 P M.-Winners of S:15 and 800
games of Saturday, Feb. 8.
Saturday, Feb. 16.
.8:15 P. M.-Winners 800 and 900 games
of Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04
WUENCH is ELECTED
Indianapolis Man Named Vice
President of Tennis Body.

BIZ Times SDecihI
CHICAGO, Feb. indianapolis,
among other cities, has asked for
the national clay court tennis tour
nament to be held in July.
Edwin j. Wuench, indianapolis,
was elected first e-president of
the Western Lawn Tennis aSsocia-
ton for 1880. Harry Walsh, Chi
cago, was named president.
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The next big event for the bowIers will
be the Lincoln day sweepstakes to be
rolled on the Illinois alleys, FEB. 9, 10,
ager, expecting the largest entry ever Sc
cured for an event of this kind in the
city. The enry fee is IS for he doubles
and S1.50 in the singles with bowling extra.
All entry money will be given the bowIers
in the prize list.
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Hueber had games of 2O7, 2O5, 211, 224
235 and 224 over the six-game route for
a total of 1906. Fonnie Snyder bad but
one game under the 200-msrk in his siz
tries, getting g total count of 1884, an
average of 222 I-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04

lead over Ray Fox in the first half of
their ten-game match rolled on the Illi-
nois alleys Sunday night, the final score
showing Mathews, 949; Fox, S89. Scoring
was below par in this match, both boys
showing q lot of splits. The final five
games of the match will be rolled on
the Uptown alleys next Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04

Madison Avenue Juniors are postponing
their tournament until March or 8.
Teams desiring to enter write Vincent
Schaefer, 307 hardwood avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04

The performance of the Old Gold Gig
arctic girls stamps them as a team to be
watched in future meets.
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In the singles Frank Hueber was the
winner, his. sheet showing games of 224.
235 and 224, for a total of 683. Fonnie
Snyder had 651 for second place while
Earl Patterson showed on 645.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-04

Max Schmeling, German heavy
weight, is the newest cream in the
coffee for the fistic promoters, but
the chances are he'll be only the
hole in the doughnut if he ever ties
up with Tommy Loughran, the Phil
adelphia Irishman.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
suburban For Rent

.FLI.S ST. .ll--f room cottage for rent
 steam heat; : cat garage. TciephoHe
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
Business Places For Rent
STANLEY tEEN \

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New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers
Local and Private Instructors {:

BALLROOM OR STAGE DANCING TAUGHT at Emerson Studio. 162 Man St. Tel. Gl5 1436-W.
 Local and Private Instructors B WANTED, men, boys to learn the barber trade. Latest methods taught in day and night classes. Our new rate of tui ton guarantees you full knowledge of this business with ability to enter first Class shop. Naughn's Barber School. II Market St. Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale

FARMS-We have listed many small farms from to acres that are priced very low and be bought with small down payments. Harry F. Holland, 32l Main St. Tel. 40S4 or 1el6-l3. FOR SALE, 42 acre farm in kensinEt"n on state road; 9 barns. Easy terms owner. II J. ChotowsEf, kensinEtou. Tel l12-lT.
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 DAIRY FARM. 4 miles from New Brit ain VII rent or sell Fully equipped Write Classified Box 20 A. Herald.
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EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-WOmen Wanted

WANTED jn an American family. q young lady 10 hcip i'll the duties of the house hold. Either call at 56 Everett st. or telephone 5211
 YOUNG girl wanted 10 assist with house work, Telephone 1900
 situations Wantcd-Nlen Il ACCOUNTINi school graduate desite~ oleuoal or accounting work. Interested In cost work, Write Classified BoA &5 A, Herald ofire. EXPERIENCED booEkeeper, married man, desires position, Full or part time. Bookkeeping systems installed, Phone 429-J alter D, Ia. or write Classified Box 3n E., Herald.
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EMPLOYMENT
il
Hclp-Men Wanted

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 NEW BRITAINS LEADING APPLIANCE HOUSE has opening for or young men 21 years or over Splendid opportunity for those who are looking forward to ad yancement and permanent future. Give age. education, experience and phone mum ber in first letter. Write CLASSIFIED BOX AFR. HERALD REGISTERED pharmacist wanted. Ref
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