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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
Hawkeye
TopsGof
Amateurs
NordStrom of Davenport Is
Best First Day at
Beverly Hills.
BY BERT NJ. DEMBY
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 22.-The western
amateur golf tournament, swinging
into the second round of qualifying
play, today found one of its dark
horses out in front with a sparkling
70, one stroke under par on the
Beverly Country Club course.
While the rest of the players we're
bothered Monday by the heat, Lloyd
Nordstrom, Davenport, Ia, went
around the course IN 70 and took
the lead from the field of favorites,
who included Cyril Tolley, England;
Johnny Lehman, Chicago; T. Philip
Perkins, England; Chick Evans, Chi
cago; Art Sweet, Chicago, and Gus
Novotny, Chicago.
Tolley, winner Of the British
amateur championship of 1929 came
in with a 70, as did Don Armstrong,
Aurora, ILL.,, and John Lehman of
Chicago, who held the western con-
ference championship in 1927.
Perkins Shoots IS
The other Englishman, Perkins,
could do no better than rs. But
it was almost certain that he would
qualify for match play in the tour
nament. Perkins shot a good round,
and but for some bad putting would
have had a better score.
Besides the surprise which Nord-
strom turned in, there was Gus No
votny's "a. While he has been con-
sidered a golfer capable of such a
score, this course has not been the
type to his liking.
Like Novotny, Armstrong seemed
to be shooting golf over his heao
in the first round. He won the
Pan-American tournament in 1928
but he seldom has shot the type of
golf which brought him home with
a 70 yesterday.
Oklahoma Goes Good
The dark horse among the 74's
in the first round was Bobby Con-
lift of Oklahoma City, whom no one
seemed to know much about. But
if he continues shooting as he did
Monday, he will force some one to
learn more about him.
Al Huske, Chicago, was another
one of the unknowns to finish well
up in the first round.
It appeared that a score of 155
for the two qualifying rounds
would q I1Ouy Y01oyarc m o,,fo,- oFnI1
play which begins Wednesday.
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it's second of play today with five
Indianapolis women still in the run
ming for the coveted crown.
Upsets started early at Wood
mar when Miss Lou Adams, Me-
ridian Hills, Indianapolis, bowed to
the straight-shooting Miss Dorothy
Gustafson, South Bend, in match
that was not decided until the twen-
tenth hole, when Miss Gustafson
pared it, while Miss Adams, last
years runnerup and co-medalist this
year, found trap.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, former
state titleholder, was the next cas-
uality among the favorites. Miss
Dunn belied the promise of her
practice rounds and found the rough
repeatedly. She lost, and 2, to
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Bouts Monday Night

b NV viieYg o5RK July 2s.-red sandvina.
Ia. Sioux City. drew with al walker
les New York tloi: Eddie Benson. lsI.
Rroosivn. Stopped Jack Phoenix ISL. NeE
YORK "a; and Ralph F1cueelo. lst.
BROOKLYN. defeated Lou Bsrba. ls4, Green
Nich Village tiOl.
NEW YORK. July s7.-Freddie Huber.
la North Bergen n J.. oefeateo kooie
Murdock las. TilSa ll0l; Willie La
nncrte. IL, Newark. defeated Bias Rod
ridues ii6 tiOl. Tommy Syracuse. Isl.
vorkviue beat Ruby Greenosrg. 1874. VIII
liamsburr tsl: Sid Sliss. $50. New York.
best Nick Rizzo. i5s. New York go; john
nv Cucci. $50. Yorkville. defeated Mickey
Catti. Isl. Ricgevood a.. and Harry
fasseii. lsS. New York. beat Billy Miles.
lsS, New York a.
PHILADELPHIA. July 22.-Tony Can
loneri 80. Brooklyn. former world feath-
lrWeirht champion. defeated junior light
Weight champion Benny Bass. rs, Phila-
weiphia in ten-round non-title bout.
raw Miller. 100. Chicsgo. knocked out
Frsnkie HAYES i5s. Philadelphia IL: Mat
II White. ia Philadelphia. defeated
kicsey DOYLE. $50. Pittston. Pa. (6l; Allie
vcln. iss. Brooklyn. heat Tony Tedesco.
fsS. Philadelphia tel. and Emory Cuosns.
f7E PHILADELPHIA defeated joey Haddeld-
f5f Conshohocken 90.
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Berg Offered
Title Chance

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 22.-Jack (KidD
Berg, English lightweight. has &C
cepted terms for a title match with
AL Singer, newly crowned 135-pound
champion, at Yankee stadium in
September
The agreement, according to
Frank Bruen, vice-preSident of
Madison Square Garden, will be void
unless Berg beats Kid Chocolate at
the Polo grounds, Aug. z.
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Bg Tim es Special

TOLEDO, July 22.-Johnny Cor
ridenS Indians "blew" another lead
Monday and dropped the series
opener with the Hens, II to Z. Pat
Simmons weakened after being out
in front, 5 to 0, going into the last
half of the fifth, and was knocked
out of the box in the sixth.
In the seventh Hildebrand went
to pieces, along with the Tribe in
field, and the Toledo FASTENERS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
Former Links
Champ Bruised
in Hotel Row

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 22.-Johnny
Farrell. former national open golf
champion, was recovering today
from bruises and cuts received, he
said, in an argument in the Deau-
vile hotel with three unidentified
men.
Farrell appeared in night court
asking he be permitted to prefer a
charge of disorderly conduct against
the hotel. Magistrate Gotlieb told
him that since he could not identify
the men, nothing could be done
about it.
Hotel employees said Farrell had
been elected after an argument.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
Bruins Blank Giants
and Pass Robins for
Short. Pennant Lead
CHICAGO Tackles McGrawnen in Twin Bill Today; Hack
Wilson Shines Monday With Two Homers;
Athletics and Washington Both Lose.
Rurnifcd Prcss


July 2Chicagos Cubs and the world
champion Philadelphia Athletics have overcome numerous naoap 70
the 1880 league pnnant races and To-Day ooeo
The Cubs cimaxed
battling with to victory the lew
reganed National lead the Brooklyn
billed for double
today while the sumpng Robins to play
single against st.
co-opated in the the
their second hutou Of the
while Wilson the attack with homers to drive in three
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
EIGHT SCRAPS THURSDAY

Last weeks free eight-round box
ing card at Broad Ripple which
drew capacity crowd will be dupl-
Gated at Thursday nights free show.
On this weeks bill there will be a
double windup of six rounds each.
In the upper half Red Holloway will
take on Jack Malone and in the
lower half Tony Pertruzzie will meet
an opponent to be selected. The sup
porting card will be made up Of
aggressive local boys.
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Semi-Pros and Amateurs

The MusketeerS from Holy Trinity con-
tinue to show their heels to the Question
Marks Of Sacred Heart. The other clubs
are out Of the pennant chase in the Cath
ole Sunday League. Sunday at Rhodius
park. the Question Marks trounced the
ASsumptionites. 20 to 9. Wyss. catcher of
the youthful Marks. supplied the punch
OF the day with two doubles and single.
dash catcher of the west side Assumption
club. spanked out 8 four-ply clout. st.
Joseph forfeited their game to Holy
Froelich former Manual star, st. Cath
crime calcimined LourdeS. to o. Froelich
did not allow a hit. League standing:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

The Gus Sonnenberg- Stanley
Pinto wrestling match at Riverside
Wednesday night will be supported
by six bouts, it is announced by
Promoter McLemore. Three of these
matches have been lined up as fol-
lows:
Leslie (Red) Beers. Purdue mat coach,
will meet A. B. Scott. former captain of
the Indiana university wrestling squad. IN
the senli-f1nal.
Chet McCauley OF the South Side Turner's
will meet Norman Faust of Fl. Wayne.
Speedy O'NeaI. of Shelbyville will meet
Johnny Carlin Of Sweden.
The promoter announces the
show will be held rain or shine. In
case of inclement weather the pro-
gram will be transferred to the
Riverside rink.
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Blu United Press


DALLAS, Tex, July 22.-Old Pete
Alexander, whose attempt to come
back" ended Monday in an uncon-
ditionaI reelase from the Dallas club
in the Texas league, was planning
today IAN exhibition tour" to keep
in contact with the game. The for
mer big Lacquer was through"
His attempt to come back with the
Dallas club, after being dismissed
earlier in the season from the Phila-
delphia National League pitching
staff, came to a sorry end Sunday,
when he was given a call against
Wichita Falls, league leaders.
The game had run to a thirteen
inning deadlock, Alexander was sent
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BIZ United Press

Blu United PreSe
NEW YORK, July 22.-Victory in
the 1880 Davis Cup challenge round
between France and the United
States today appeared likely to hinge
upon Thursdays draw for the open
ing singles matches. If the luck Of
the draw pits William Tilden against
Jean Borotra in the opening days
play, tennis critics believe the United
States will have better than an even
chance.
Tilden and George Lott have been
named to play the singles for the
United States, with Wilmer Allison
and John Van Ryn teaming in the
doubles. Henri Cochet and Jean
Rorotra VIII c@ry Frances hopes
,e ST les with either Cochet
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
Outcome of Davis Cup Play
May Hinge on Luck of Draw
Yankees See Good Chance If Bill Tiden Faces BorOtra in
Opening Singles Match.

and Jacques Brugnon or Cochet and
Borotra playing the doubles.
Cochet is believed almost certain
to win both Of his singles matches,
while the United States is conceded
victory in the doubles and in TIL
den's singles match with Borotra.
The Lott-Borotra singles match is
expected to be the deciding contest
Of the 2ries and tennis critics be-
lieve the American viii have at least
an even chance if he plays the
Basque on the final day, after the
Frenchman has been through the
strain of q singles match with Til
den and possible competition IN the
doubles.
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
G GolgMSqs p GSS S SGS S5S-iS Il
Kemner. wysong Miller iGg an and OG Dixon; VIII
liams. Penner. Tincup and Autry.
Twelve Innings)
Kansas s sas CITY 100 u 600 SSO S SSG-
Harriss and Grabowski; Thomas and
Susce.
Minneapolis ........ OH o2o 2oo-71t !
Dumont and Griffin e Bu SGG and and Young.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Camel
St; LGyIs .. o oSo S S9a I255ssEsI2 !
Dt GPimes. Lindsey. Rh SE "a and Mancuso:
Phelps. Clark. Moss and Lopez.
Second Came
Grabowski. Bell and Wilson Luaue. FL
lott. Dudley. Clark and Lopez.
NsE YSEk Boot and 09 S. 60 GSo1 o,5,
Parmalee and Hogan.
Pittsburgh ........ 200 600 900 2 II 0
Philadelphiae a.. ;;:.;;,. S09 go o9x- II
land and Davis.
Cincinnati at Boston game. played sun
day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phiiad3.elphia ..-. e s99 egg odo- 10 z
Earnshaw and Cochrane: WhitehiH and
De SauteiS.
New York ........ OH i01 020-7 II 0
Cleveland .. 900 00l 0O2- 3 II o
Wells and Hargraye; Miller. Beane and
Sprinz.
washington -. olo o21 600 10 o
St. Louis ......... 900 COS 10x- o
Hadiey Brown. Liska and Spencer: Stew
art and Terrell.
Boston ... o10 90 600 3 o
Chicago ............ 600 600 OOl-l D ]
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

Due to cancellation the Indianapolis
Triangles are without a game for Sunday
and desire to book a fast state team at
once. Write or wire H. E. Beplay. Is East
Orange street. or call Drexel 1864.
Brookside A. AS dropped their game TO
JEWELS A. B. C.s Is to 5. Boaz drove q
home run over the low fence in left at
Washington park. Holman pitched steady
ball. but got poor support. Baird starred
in the field for the Brooksides. Day and
Baker we're outstanding for the A. B. C.s.
Irvington Trojans came from behind to
defeat Maple Camp Modern Woodmen. 7
to g. Henderson played a strong game at
second for the Troians Thompson. Tro-
Jan hurler. allowed only seven hits and
struck out eight. For games with Trojans
call Bob GLADDEN.. Irvington 37os. or ad-
dress l3i South Emerson avenue. Franklin
and Greenfield take notice.
Dady A. C.s hung up their tenth con-
secutive victory Sunday by downing the
Lebanon Indians. 81 to 6. 1t was a run
away match. Ted Flora of the winners
collected six hits in seven efforts. Next
Sunday the DadyS will play at Kokon.o.
For games In September address Basil
Flint. 1918 Oliver avenue. or call Belmont
1880
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
BigPrirno
Is Ordered
toEurope
immigration Department
SAYS Camera Must Live
Up to Passport.

bureau OF Immigration ACAuSSN
Primo Camera an extension OF
visa because it regarded his trip
TO the United States as com
merciaI enterprise rather than
bona fide visit" Assistant Labor
Secretary Husband said today.
OMAHA, Neb., July 22.-Primo
Camera, towering Venetian heavy
weight, will be started back to Italy
at the insistence of the N'uited
States immigration department.
early next month, according to
statement here Monday night by
Frank Pacassi, self-styled advance
agent of Camera.
Pacassi said Cameras passport
visa expired June IS and the gov
eminent has not consented to
ninety-day extension which he and
his retinue of managers requested.
Unless he obtains an extension
from immigration authorities, Car
nera will sail about Aug. /, PacasSi
said.
Pacassi said Camera will arrive
in Cleveland today and from there
he will go to New York.
Cameras tour of the United
States in recent months, during
which he knocked out one after an
other third-class heavyweight, was
said to have earned him and his
several managers more than $780,
600
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
SOUTH GROVE ON TOP
Riverside Defeated in Golf Match;
Mitchell Scores IS.

South Grove golf team captured
the honors in a match with the
Riverside team, 8615 to 42i4. It
was the fifth victory in six matches
for the winners this season. Dave
Mitchell was low with IS. Billy
Reed ST.. of Riverside scored n.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
Home Run Pinch Hitter

RH T'nffed Press
BROOKLYN. July %. - Harvey
Hendricks of the Brooklyn Robins,
went to the plate as a pinch hitter
in the ninth with two out and two
on base and gave Brooklyn e-to-6
victory over st. Louis in the first
game Of the double-header here
Monday. Hendrick connected for q
home rtnz
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Totals ........40 Is "a IL Q
Dorman batted for Hildebrand in eighth.
TOLEDO.

Rabb. starting pitcher.
e. Smith batted for H. Smith in seventh.
McQuillan ran for E. Smith in seventh.
Indianapolis .............. oo3 o2o o2o-.T
Toledo ..............--... 600 Ozz 1O%-lA
Runs batted in-Frazier. warstler. Con-
molly, Narlesky ~. Butler 49,, Lebouryeau
~. Swanson. Scott. J. Smith (3l. Mona
han. Angley. Two-base hit-Narlesky.
Warstler AnRley (2). Koehler. Three-bsse
hits-Frazier Butler. Henline, Connolly.
Home run. Smith. Stolen base-Hoh-
man. sscrihces;-Butler. LebopTyean.
Ter to Monahan to Warstler. Left on bases
-Indianapols: 8: TeJledos 10 Base on
tate /: of Hildebrand. 4; of Ambrose. !.
Struck out-By Simmons. q. by rate !.
Hits-On Rabb. S in l-3 innings: on sim
mons IL in 2-3 innings: on Tate, 8 IN
i-3 innings: of H. Smith. none in ] in
nings: of Hildebrand 2 in l1-3 innings.
Passed ball-Angley. Winning pitcher-H.
Smith. Losing pitcher-Hildebrand. Um-
pires-Johnstor and Brown. Time. 2:44.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

1.-TWO young players grabbed of
n low medal honors during the
qualifying play Monday in the
ninth annual women's state golf
tourney. They are from Indian
apolis, Lou Adams of Meridian
Hills and Ruth White of the Coun-
trv Club. Each turned in card
of SO to enter the title fight over
the Woodmar links, Hammond,
today.
Mrs. Bulson, TT. Wayne, the de-
Tending champ, shot a 80 and was
next best. Miss Elizabeth Dunn,
Indianapolis city champ and for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
BROWNS WATCH HAUSER
Former Athletic First BasemaD
Going Strong at Baltimore.

Going Strong at Baltimore.
Scouts of the st. Louis Browns
are said to be watching the work Of
first baseman Joe Hauser, formerly
of the AS, who is now with the Bal
timore Orioles.
The fact that Lu Blue Of the
Browns has been troubled with a
sore arm lends ekedence to the
Hauser report.
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FRIEDMAN is WINNER

~ TimCs Special
LOUISVILLE. July 22.-During
the sweltering heat OF Monday
night Al Friedman. Boston heavy
weight. outpointed Paul Swiderski,
Syracuse, in q slow ten-round bout.
It was newspaper decision. At
~tendanes was about 1900
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
Major Leaders
By United Press
HOME RUN sLUGGERs
METzLER TO BROWNS
Sox Ask for Waivers and Alex
Is Claimed.
IN TimrR Gnecinl


CHICAGO, July 22.-The st. Louis
Browns late Monday added Alex
Metzler to their roster when the
White Sox asked for waivers on
the outf1elder. He has been serving
in the utility role for the Bush
men. He joined the Sox in 1927.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
BY DICK MILLER
Times staff Correspondent

HAMMOND, Ind, July 22.-Fea-
tured by extra-hole matches, down.
fall of two former state champions
and elimination of last years run
ner-up, the Indiana women'S golf
championship tourney moved into
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
HoUSER AT RIVERSIDE
Columbus Heavy viii Meet Gardner
in Riverside Feature.

in Riverside Feature.
Battling H0user, Columbus und9
heavy. has been signed to meet
Packy Gardner, Indianapolis heavy
weight, in the main event of Friday
nights boxing show at Riverside.
Gardner has Eeadiined the last two
shows at Riverside.
Five bouts will complete the card.
\ lnny Hammer will meet Kid
A.dy in the feather division; Ray
ncum will tangle with Kid Cole
ct in the junior welter class,
lille Chick Hall will take on Roy
Woods in the bantam division. Two
other bouts will be arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

St. Philips Boys Club nine dropped out
OF first place in the Em-Roe League Sun
day BY losing to the Riverside Cubs, 10
to g. Robins OF the Cubs had the Saints
baffled in the early part OF the game. but
they got to him for six runs in the ninth.
Weilnan and Weber hit home runs for
the Saints The Boys Club squad VIII
play at Lafayette next Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22
GIANTS SIGN COLLEGIAN

Johnny Adams. a young pitcher
from the University of Richmond,
base been signed by the New York
Giants.
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Mohawk A. C.s defeated Riverside
olympics Sunday. s TO 5. at Riverside.
Kincaid poled q double with two runners
on to clfnch the contest. Mohawks col
lected twelve hits on Perciheld and Peter
SON HutSeli pitched fine ball for the
MohaVks allowing only three hits. For
eameS with Mohavks in August call Har-
TiSon 4ssi-w after s p. m. and ask for
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Baseball Calendar
Today'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo.
Columbus at Louisville
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at ST Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland two games).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Boston
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York two games.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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indianapolis Cardinals lost a hard
fought game to Mohavks Sunday. r.
Brooks led the Mohawk hitting attack with
a double triple and two home runs. T.
Bright hit best for the Cardinals. I. Co.
hen. Cardinals second sscker. led the
fielding with two fast double plays, one
Being unasSisted. Next Sunday Cardinals
play the Bowen Life Insurance Company
nine at the latter's diamond.
The 4. Beech Grove Reds defested the
Western A. As Sunday at Beech Grove.
10 J. Reds viii meet the strong shank
lin club next Sunday at Beech Grove.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

This would be all right II it weren't
for Ire fact that when Debsrry is In the
game Young Mr.. Lopez is periorce on the
bench and this Young man Just happens 70
In the current batting ratings he tops
Deberrv bv about forty points. In q ser
les the outcome Of which might easily
mean the pennant after all the chips are
counted 10 didn't seem wholly bright 70
weaken the lineup even in the slightest
fust 10 humor the old Dazzler-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

The Dodgers lost the last zane Of the
Chicago series-ths most important SER
ies the race has developed 50 far this sea
son-uhsn Hank Deberry threw the ball
away on a made TO order double play.
There's a curious conviction In the Brook
Iyn dusout that only Deberry can catch
old Daz1y Vance in the manner to which
he has become accustomed. So whenever
the old Daz1Ier ambIes out to the mound
Deberrv puts on the furniture and goes
behind the bat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

The chances are that the Old DaIIier
would be just as hard or Just as easy TO
hit. depending on how much stun be had
at the moment. IL Jake the plumber we're
back there catching him. When he Is right
the Old DaHler Is really great pitcher
and the really great pitchers don't need
much help from a catcher. Certainly not In
these DAYS when the main idea Is to throw
The arate past the batter.
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TN the future some one ought to
i send a copy OF the batting aver
ages down 70 Bobbie before the
game. All Hartnett is hitting is 345
and he is well up among the home
run hitters OF the league. But
maybe Robbie thought it was some
body else. Hartnett was out Of the
game all last season and 1t takes
the news a long time to get around
in Flatbush.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-22

Highland women won the team cham
pionship again by nosing out Woodmsr Of
Hammond by one stroke. Mrs. c.. A.
81 and Mrs. Carl McCaskey had "a and
Miss Mary Gorham IS. Mrs A. A. Nc
Clamroch. scored 100. bringing the total
and Mrs. w. D. Cleavenger each had Gas
for Woodmar and Mrs. J. r. .Broan 96.
total to 381. Lafayette, the only other
team. was not close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-18
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 10 (P).-Raw sugar
was quiet and steady early today. Buy
ers appeared willing to pay 3.25 cents
for spots, duty paid, but offerings were
restricted, with few parcels on offer
at $50. Bids of 1928 were being So
licited for Philippines and store sugars,
with buyers apparently uninterested.
Raw futures opened l to 2 points
higher on a continuation of the cover
ing movement that developed late yes
terday. There were some overnight
buying orders, which carried the mar
ket up about point. Part of the buy
ing was attributed TO the steadier Lon
don cables, as well as the improved tone
Of the raw market However, after
the early orders had been executed, buy
ing tapered off, with the market de-
veloping a sagging tendency under scat
tered liquidation and some selling by
producing interests. At around noon
the market was generally net I'M
changed.
In refined sugar there were light
Withdrawals against 4.60-cent contracts.
No new business was reported, however,
and the price for fine granulated re-
manned at 40, with no resale sugars
on offer.