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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-14
FRIEDMAN, LIPPE FINED

LOUISVILLE, KY, May IA
suitable opponent for Mickey Walk
er, worlds middleweight champion,
is being sought for the Derby eve
scrap here Friday.
Al Friedman, Boston heavyweight.
and Al Lippe, his manager, were
fined $1,000 each by the Kentucky
boxing board and their $500 forfeit
was ordered seized when Friedman
refused to go through with the bout
due to an injured hand received in a
scrap Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-14
GR0TT0 CARD FILLED

Willard Brown and Harry Meikds
will clash in the top bout of the an
nual spring Sahara Grotto stag
party at Tomlinson hall Friday
night. Other bouts include Willie
zap VS.. Chick Hall, Red Thompson
VS.. Mike Coogan, Gale Smith VS..
Johnny Lomboy and Jack Hendricks
VS.. Lefty Nichols. A battle royal
also is on the card
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PARK DEFEATS IRISH

Park school nosed out Cathedral
at Riverside Tuesday. s to Z, scoring
two runs in the eighth and final in
ming. r. Cline, Park twirler, got
three hits in four trips to the plate,
scored three runs, struck out six
batters and allowed nine hits. Park
got eleven hits OF Lauer and Derry.
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BU HHcd Press
PHILADELPHIA, May 14-Only
? light practice was on schedule to-
day for the Canadian and American
tennis stars who will meet here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday in
the Davis cup interzone play.
The American team was named
Tuesday night by F'itz-Eugene Dix
On, nonplaying captain of the squad
after a conference with Joseph w.
Wear, champion of the Davis cup
committee.
George NJ. Lott. Chicago; Wilmer
Allison. TT. Worth, and John Van
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SUPPORTING FURTHER THE TRADI-
TON THAT THE GOOD HOSS IS NOT
ALWAYS GOOD ENOUGH ON DERBY
DAY IS THE STORY or DONERAIL, A
SUPPOSEDLY INFERIOR COLT THAT
WAS STARTED FOR NO OTHER PUR-
POSE THAN TO PLEASE HIS OWNER s
VANITY: He WANTED TO HAVE A DER
BY STARTER. DONERAII, WON THE
RACE. PAYING s134.s0 to 81. A RECORD
PRICE FOR TIE SOUTHERN CLASSIC.
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Errors Cost
III. Nine Win

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May IA
Eight errors, five of them by Banka,
substitute shortstop, proved costly
here Tuesday, and Indianas base
ball team was defeated by Purdue,
7 to 5.
Weller, Crimson southpaw star,
was in top form. He struck out six
men and allowed but six hits. Cox,
Bollermaker hurler, was touched for
eleven singles. Burroughs, regular
Crimson Shortf1elder, was out with
an injury.
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BLAEH0LDER TO STAY

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 14.-George
holdout pitcher, has
signed his 1880 contract and will be
ready to start a game within five
days, Manager Bill Killefer of the
st. Louis Browns said today. He
denied that Blaeholder would be
used in a trade.
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sLYKER TO EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE. Ind, May IA
William v. Slyker has been signed
as director of athletics and coach
at Evansville college. For the past
four years Slyker has been football
coach at Cleveland Heights o.
high school.
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20 Hurlers
Pounded in
Seven Tits
157 Hits, Including II
Homers, 5 Triples, SO
Doubles, Given.
BIZ United Press

81 JNitcU RTeSS
NEW YORK, May 14.-Although
it is agreed that the rabbit ball"
is no more lively than in the past,
the scarcity of pitchers capable OF
working an entire nine-inning game
continues to be the chief problem
for major league managers.
Tuesday, twenty-nine pitchers
worked in the seven major league
games, allowing ninety-seven runs
and 157 hits, including eleven home
runs, five triples and thirty-three
doubles. -Four teams used three
pitchers each, four others we're
forced to call upon two each and
one team needed four moundsmen.
The Philadelphia Athletics out
sIugged the Chicago White Sox, IA
to 7, and increased their American
League lead to one and one-half
games. Each team used three pitch
erS.
Ray Benge allowed Pittsburgh
thirteen hits, but pitched the entire
game and won, IA to 8, when the
Phillies drubbed four twirlers for
eighteen safetieS.
Indians Start Early
CIeveland's Indians piled up elev-
en- runs in the first three innings
to defeat the Washington Senators,
II to 6. Lefty Miller was unable to
protect his big lead, allowing the
Senators five runs in the third.
Harder held Washington to one hit.
The Chicago Cubs gave Pat Ma
lone an eight-run lead over the Bos-
ton Braves, but he gave way to Hal
Carlson, who stopped the rally, the
Cuns winning 9 to 8.
The New Yok Giants lost to st.
Louis, to 4. Walker allowed the
Cards only ten hits, but half of
them were doubles and one a home
run.
Hoyt's Performance Best
Waite Hoyt turned in the best
pitching performance of the day,
holding the st. Louis Browns to five
hits and giving the New York Yam
KEGS a 4-to-1 victory.
Arthur Herring, Detroit rookie,
outpitched Jack Russell of the Red
Sox and the Tigers won, 4 to 1. It
was the only game of the day in
which both starting pitchers COM
pleted the contest.
Hack Wilson of the Cubs took the
major league home run leadership
with nine and Chuck Klein hit his
eighth to move into second place
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-14
CARNERA SENT DOWN

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May IA.
Primo Camera, massive Italian
boxer, was knocked down by Jack
Lewis, San Francisco heavyweight,
in a one-round exhibition bout here
Tuesday night. The blow opened a
cash under Cameras left eye. The
Italian heavyweight defeated three
other opponents in one-round exhi-
bition bouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-14
ARYIN WINS SHOOT

Arvin, professional, had a per-
feet score in the flfty-target event
at the weekly Crooked Greek Gun
Club shoot Tuesday. McIntire and
Brendel tied for second with forty
nine.
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indianapolis ............. 002 oil 0O0-4
Kansas City .............., oil 100 I2x-9

Runs batted in-McMillan. Barnhart (3),
Gerken ~, Peters. Dorman, Cvengros,
Knothe 81. Two-base hits-Freigau,
Warstler 49,. Sheehan. Kuhel, Monahan.
Mcmillan (2);. Three-base hit-MurraY.
Stolen baSeS-Nicholson, Mcmillan. Sacri-
ken to Peters. Left on Observation-Disclosures
9 g; KanSas City 4 PAS, Base on balls Ms
ray. /. Struck out-By Cvengros, 4; by
Sheehan, /; by Murray. 1. Hits-Off Shee-
han. 8 in 5 innings; off Murray, in 4 in
nings. Wild pitch-Cvengros. Winning
pitcher-Sheehan. Umpires-Brown, John
son and Bailey. Time-201.
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Cadle Boxing Tonight


Indianapolis
Jack RO Chicago middle
Ewing
KOkomo
mid
Four Rounds-Tommy oBren
Four Roun-Ioe Epstein
FIRST bOutats
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Gleason to Drive in Motor
Classic Despite Late Entry
Combination of Breaks Allows Philadelphia to Conn
pete; Rain flinders Practice Spins Tuesday.

! to the Speedway Office was not filed
until after midnight and officials
refused to accept his entry. Forty
five cars were in the race-at least
entered.
The Reed and Mulligan Company
had paid its entry fee but had sold
its car to Dave Evans, who, in turn,
had paid his own fee in entering
the auto
That left forty-five cars entered
in the race with forty-six entries
paid for. Up stepped the Waverly
Oil Company, for whom Gleason
will drive, and bought the Reed and
Mulligan entry fee.
In other words, there now are
forty-siX entries and forty-six cars.
Gleason will drive. You can bet
what you will that James will be
in there on May 30.
Old Man Pluvius. unaccommod ating as
usual put the damper on activity at the
Speedway Tuesday Rain sprinkling from
leaden skies kept the boys in their garages
most of the afternoon.
The Slade Special an almost stock
Chrysler 70. made its appearance at the
track Tuesday, but was kept of the bricks
Maserati Of Letterio Cucinatto. one Of the
two Italian drivers, also put in an APP
pearance.
The sound movie lads were to
make an appearance at the track
this afternoon and half a dozen Of
the speed pilots we're expected ON
the bricks to help out the "squawk-
les" When the racing motors re-
cord their impressions on the sound
apparatus it will be a "barkie."
There are eight Duesenbergs in this
years event. Two have been entered by
Augie Duesenberg. one to be pilOted by
Ebert Babe Stapp. The other driver
still is to be named. Two have been en-
tered by Pete De PaolO. Pete will wheel
one and Bill Cummings, the indianapolis
lad. the other. william Alberu has entered
a Duesie. but has not yet named his pilot.
Deacon Litz will occupy the seat of Henry
Maley's Duesenberg. Chef Gardeners Buck
eye Special, entered by James II. Booth,
also is Duesie, as is Cy Marshalrs Un-
named car. entered by George A. Henry.
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City.
, ouisville at Milwaukee.
Columbus a. Minneapolis.
Toledo at st. Paul.
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ROSE POLY BEATEN

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May IA
Rose Poly thinlies lost to State Nor
NAL here Tuesday, 81 to 40.
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ANIERICAN ITAGIF
NATIONAL LEAGUE

81. Louis al New YORK. postponed. rein.
CHICAGO ut Philadelphia. postponed; rain.
Detroit at Boston. postponed, cold.
Cleveland at WASHINGTON.
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Stage Scores
Athletic Poll

CHICAGO, May ID. = Further
controversy over college sponsor
ship of invitational tournaments
for prep school athletes appeared
probably today after Alonzo A.
Stage, veteran Chicago university
football coach, charged that the Il
linois High School Athletic Associ-
alton is conducting poll on the
question in biased and unfair
manner"
The poll was started by c. w.
Written, manager of the Illinois
association, three days after the
Chicago Tribune sent out question
naires on the subject to midwest
high school principals. Coach
Stage sanctioned the Tribune vote.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-14

After hitting safely in fifteen consecu-
tive games. Bloxsom of the Milwaukee
Brewers was stopped Tuesday by Roy
wilkinson of the Louisville Colonies, who
won. to 2. 1t was MilWaukee's eleventh
straight defeat.
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Fear H0r71Sby Lloyd Waner Lost to Game
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK 1.-two of the National Leagues brightest
Rogers Hornsby the Cubs Lloyd the
O
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The road trip has failed to make any
difference to the Colonies and Allan
Sothorons team evidently has the western
clubs bettered in class. There is sure to
be a packed park in Louisville Sunday
when the Indians battle the Kentuckians
in a double-header,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-14

COLLEGE BASEBALL
State Normal. 5; Eastern Illinois Nor
Notre Dame. 10: Northwestern. 6.
Purdue. T. Indiana 5.
Yale 10: Colgate. II.
Nebraska. g: Missouri. 3.
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
vouisvfIle - DOL 100 Otn- II
Milwaukee .--.-.-. COO GOO OO2- 10
wilkinson and Barnes: RYAN, Stark and
Young
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

columbus at Minneapolis: rainl
NATIONAL LEAGUE
rhflaGpfphia 800. 2l0 l42 OSl-lA rs
Pittsburgh ........ 100 600 l04- Is
BenEe and Davis: Petty. Erickson. Jones.
Spencer and Hemslev.
g2;.on .-........... S S9s g 9so SS;2SS-s,S /
CanfWell. Cunningham. Brandt and
SpohreT; Malone. Carlson and TAYLOR.
ST Louis ......... 0O2 100 ok 6 10 0
Walker and OFaTrell. Sherdel. Lindsey
and Wilson.
tBrooklyn at Cincinnati: rair.l
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington ....... OBS 600 00o- ?
Thomas. Moore and Ruei.
Detroit ............. 0lo 020 100 II Q
Herring and Rensa; Russell and Berry.
st. Louis ........... 100 600 900 3
conman. Kimssy and MsniOn; HOyt and
Chicago .....-.... 600 100 400 2
Philadelphia --..-.. 40 lS6 lox-l4 II Q
Mckain walsh. Weiland and Autrys
Shores, Quinn. WalbeTE and Cochrane.
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MANUAL PLAYS TWICE
Manual diamond FASTENERS met
Silent Hoosiers today and will OPP
pose Washington Friday.
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Boston at Chicago.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati.
New York at St Louis
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. postponed:
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The youthful star is regarded one OF the finest ball players
the major leagues He joined the Pirates 1927 tn
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Major Leaders

By United Press :
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credited
Cubs to the National League championship n
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90 maybe when the bows around the
aArns tell YOU that Gallant Fox is a good
aass hut that he isn't good enough to beat
4 Tradition that goes hack - 1870. they
f-sv be telling YOU something that is more
important than all the dope YOU can get
from the checkers. the stud book and the
form charts.
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A ND there are numerous other
IA instances similar in nature
which seem to argue that when big
ger and more bewildering upSets
are made they will be made over
that historic strip of turf that is
known as Churchill Downs.
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Old Man Pluvius, unaccomn odating as
usual, put the damper on activity at the
Speedway Tuesday. Rain sprinkling from
Ieaden skies kept the boys in their garages
most of the afternoon.
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A POLIO and Day Star, two
N winners of another generation,
came to the Derby practically
ignored by the form players. Neither
had been a success as 2-year-olc
In more recent times Sir Barton,
with a record of never having won
a race. stepped out to win the most
historic race on the American turf.
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The Slade Special. an almost stock
Chrysler r. made its appearance at the
track Tuesday. but was kept off the bricks
~ 3f 81 68e o tSa
two Italian drivers, also put in an APP
pearanCe
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in a total of 453
beat out many in
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Also there is the classic instance OF Ex-
terminator in 1918, frowned-On outsider
bought few days before the race as an
exercise companion for sun Briar. Willis
sharpe Kilmer's favorite, and entered at
the last moment when sun Briar became
indisposed. Exterminator's victory in the
Derby was the beginning of one of the
most notable racing careers in the history
OF the snort.
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columbus at Minneapolis; rain
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Stnesville Crews won a close ten-inning
tilt with Terre Haute Aces Sunday. 10 to 0.
Crews want a game with a state team for
Sunday. Sunshine Gardens. A. B; c and
Meldons. notice. Write or call Andy Duni-
van. White Owl Cafe. Stilesville.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
La GACETA

publicano, Y E. E. Galloway
presiiente de los republican,.
del eStado.
Al mismo tempo Skipper a
nuncio que no presentaria So
cardidatura para Representative
h"hE2 anunciado.
La reunion verificada en- Lake
land. ell sabado rechazo la pla
taforma propuesta por Gala
way y oyo a este lamentarse del
destino de $4,000 por los eua
les skipper no ha rendido cuen-
tas.
Con la salida de ambos, la
presidencia del partido queda
en- las manos de la Sra. Clara c.
Grace, de st. Petersburg, MEM
bro del comite nacional.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
BASE BALL
VICTORIA DE LOS TIGRES

Los tigres de Detroit, man
dados por Bucky Harris, derro-
taron aver con suma facilidad,
en- los terrenos de Plant, a los
Braves de Boston
Sea por la prOK.-nidad de Ii
cerca establecida al fondo de-
terreno o porque los "tigres' te~
MAN puestos los "eSpeiuelos d,
batear", los cierto es que duran
te la tarde Sc "dispararon" sic
te peliculas de cuatro esquinas,
dos de elias salidas de la ma
jagua" de Dale Alexander, h
corpulenta primera base. Groen
berg, otro "muchacho grande
que sustituyo a Alexander Ell
la primera, tambien "se descol-
GO" con un "jonr6n".
Los otros peloteros que Sc dis
tinguieron con la "~estaca" en- la
mano, hacienda pasar la pelota
por encima de la cerca, Sc NOM
bran Moore, del Boston, y John
son, Stone y Akers, del Detroit.
Los Braves utilizaron a los
pitchers Seibold Y Cooney Y los
tigres a Wyatt, Herring y Sull-
ivan.
Anotaci0n por entradas:
Boston OBJ O01 600 SC 11h Il
Detroit 015 301 013-14c 14h De
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

planes futures los rebeldes ia
Smith, Barney May Y Gene Wal
kel.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Mas de 1000 personals presen
ciaron aver ell programa de aero
bacias aereaS ofrecido Ell ell ae-
rodromo municipal por los avia-
dores de la compania Curtiss-
Wright Exhibition.
Con ell famoso aeroplano Cur
tiss Tanager Sc ofrecieron de,
mostraciones. FL aparato quejt
east sin movimiento, en- ell aire,
y despues descendi6 cast verti-
calmente.
Tn aeroplano de combato do
eiercito, tripulado por el tenieE
te Melvin B. Asp, eXresidente
de Tampa, realize pruebas de
velocidad llegando a alcanzar
200 millas por bora.
Ell aeroplano misterioso tam
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bien void a gran velocidad.

Los mas vigorosos aplauSos
fueron para ell teniente Asp,
Dale Red" Jackson, Lund, lie
Roy Nc Grady y la Srta. Mar
garet Thomas.
Freddie Taylor Sc eiov6 con
TN pequeno aeroplano Moth y
POGO despues Sc vic que de las
alas salia hume.
A la voz dc fuego Sc elev6
Red Jackson, proyisto su apa
ratio con una sirena. Como no
habia tai fuego Sc conmovio al
publico con la demoStraci6n.
Sc lanzaron con paracaidas
de un trimotor Ford, Otto Hoo
yer y Fred Smiling Eagle"
Workman. Este ultimo abri6 e.
paracaidas encontrandose a 700
pies de la terra.
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FL microbes Sc efectuara !
segundo desafio de exhibition
en- los terrenoS de Plant.
Los Atleticos de Connie Mack
trataran de vapulear a los
smokers.
Pop Kitchens ha resuelto q.
que por ell club local vayan a
la Inca de fuegos Cesar Alva-
req, Thornton Lee y Elton NJ
Call.
Lee Durham jugara la pri-
mera, Marion Anderson la Sc
gunda, Red Griffin la tercera,
Fred Beck ell IS y Frank San
chett y Ralph McAdams com,
eatchers.
D~esempenaran los jardineS
Brakey. Singleton Y Jim Scott.
Lee Durham Sc incorporate
hoy por la manana a las filas
del Tampa.
Estan siendo aguardados de
un momento a otro ell catche,
Hank Guerra Y 10 spitchers Ap
pleton y Ketchum.
NADIA han revelado aun sus
La gaceta., 1930-03-10
FL TEMPO

Claro Y mas calor. Nientos
moderados del sur. Temperate
"a maxima aver, So grades; mi
nina, SO.
Sale ell sol a las 5:45 a. m.
Y Sc pone a las 6;35 p. M; sale
a luna a las 2:07 p. m. y 3:44
4. m.
Marea alta a las 1921 p. m.
y 10 IA p. m. marea baja a las
5:07 a. m. V 1855 p. m.
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NOTECIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Hicieron aver un pacto acor-
,dando dejar libre ell campo. de
modo que no Sc entorpezea ell
desarrollo del par.ido Repubii
cano en- ell estado, Glenn B
Skipper, representante de Flo
,rida en- ell comite nacional re-
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

En- el hospital de la isla Da-
Wis fue asistido aver ell j0ven
Richar Hood, de 20 amos, hiio
del sargento de policia Roy
Hood. que sufri6 una grave he
rida EN- ell est6mago como resul ,
tado de la caida de un revolver
en- su domicilio, Gale Grant
2022, en- Palmetto Beach.
Fue necesario practicable una
operaci6n de emergencia, sien-
do calificado su estado de muy
grave.
La bala es de un revolver ca
libre 30. Los eSposos Hood es-
taban en- ell teatro cuando reci-
bieron la noticia de la desgra-
cha.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Ell jueves Sc vera Ell la cortc
suplema del estado la vista do
la Gpelacion establecida contra
una sentencia del juez Robes,
de la corte del circuito, decla-
rando unconstitutional la le.2
del estado por la cual Sc crearon
seis districts de vigilancia con
ell fin de evitar ell transito de va
cas-, caballos, etc, por los ca
minos del estadO.
Los seis districts abarcan Ger
.ca de la mitad de este condado.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Two lugar aver el entierro de
a nina Alice Duque, de 6 amos,
mia de los esposos Joaquin Du-
rue. La sObreviven, ademas de
;us padres. una hermani.a, Ida,
y dos hermanos, Tony y John.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Al fondo del terreno de Plant
est% conStruyendose ell nuev0
diamante para las practicas dc
los smokers.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

FL Detroit jugara manana Ell
Clearwater, con ell Brooklyn.
Adolfo Lucue, cue asisti6 al
desafio de aver en- Plant Field,
sera uno de los lanzadorc3 del
viejo Robinson. Alfonso --6pez
lie acompanara.
La gaceta., 1930-03-10

Aver Sc incorpor6 al Cincin-
natl, en- Orlando, la primera ba-
Sc George Kelly,
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Garry Appropriate Handkerchief
BIZ MARY MARSHALL.

printed linen handkerchief is all wrong
with the formal evening dress.
Some women select several handker-
chiefs every time they add new dress
to their collections. And this is a much
better practice than to select handker-
chiefs at random just because they
happen to appeal to your fancy.
Large handkerchiefS are suitable for
evening or for sports wear--While
smaller handkerchiefs are usually pre-
ferred for afternoon wear. With the
dresSmaker type of suit the small hand
kerchief, preferably of fine linen, Is the
best choice, while for the tailored suit
you may choose a larger handkerchief
printed to match the suit.
The large handkerchief for evening Is
Of chiffon, white, cream colored or a
pale pastel tone to harmonic with the
dress with which it is carried. If it is
trimmed with lace it should be of the
finest sort. Lace-trimmed linen hand
kerchiefs are again favored for after
noon wear. Some women cling to those
of pure white while others choose pale
pastel tones to harmonic with the cos
tune.
Small printed linen handkerchiefs are
appropriate for everyday wear, while
the larger linen handkerchiefS designed
for sports show holder designs and COL
ors than would be appropriate for other
If you would like to make one of the
new cape collars or berthas, send your
stamped, Self-addreSSed envelope to
Mary Marshall, care of this paper, and
you will receive this weeks diagram
pattern with directions for making.