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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-01-08

Our idea of the most patient man
in the world is the fellow who when
the lights on the Christmas tree are
burned out, tries new bulb in every
one of the sockets and find the last
and doesn't once stop to get mad
Elk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-01-08
Oats make an excel

go to pasture. Oats make an excel
lent grain feed.
Sneperds need to take care, like
wise, to prevent the fleeces from be-
coming filled with chaff. A good
fleece can be reduced to lower grade
by becoming chaffy. This may hap
pen when the flock runs to straw
piles or when hay or other feed and
bedding are thrown carelessly over
the backs of the animals.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09

District 5275 is the RIGHT number
70 call when you want to place
Classified Ad in The Washington
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
CHICAGO BREW "
!. FIRM RA|DED
+ aSH"~

CHICAGO. May 9 0N.S0.
The first raid in Chicago under
the recent ruling of the U. S.
Supreme Court concerning boot.
logging supplies was made when
eight Federal agents entered a
downtown store yesterday and i'm.
pounded more than $4,000 worth
of stock.
The raid was made on a var.
rant issued by United States
Commissioner Walker.
The agents in obtaining their
warrant testified they had OBJ
served man leaving the store
with package that apparently
contained hops and themselves
later had purchased hops and
malt syrup.
The establishment raided was
Grein and Pahls,
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
PINEY BRANCH CITIZENS

The Piney Branch Citizens AS
sociation will meet Monday night
in Hamline M. E. Church.
The Washington times., 1930-05-09
MRS. TRoxELL DEAD

M'KINLEY, Va, May 9.-Mrs
Mary j. TroXell, 80. widow OF
David Troxell, died at her home
here following a lingering illness
She is survived by one son and
two grandchildren.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
President Once Called Off AyNavy erCameP

But the Spanish trouble apparently fashionable
grid scheduled in 1892
until the game
with Harvard caused the engagement that with
Cancelled -
kept for the Of years Of
~ 1917 and 1913 the five years hiatus from ga
cancelled
the gridion continuously series
was naugurated, to 1925.
In 1888 the records that the
that the dhpmen awful rough out there but nothing
usual battles
the following year Cleveland
ordered the boys to
The the President simply stated
that neither team grounds
this he
five the coongof process they together
1899 in Philadelphia city Brothery Love-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Griffith Ask Chance at
Sharkey Before Next Title Scrap

they'll 90 it, but I'll guarantee he'll
get no farther.
"Sharkey has been given a lot of
championship chances on silver
platter and fou1ed his way out. The
boxing public will not support him
again unless he proves his right to
the chance"
stribling and Griffith were rest
ing today for their fight Friday
and both appeared in top condition.
Griffith weighed 1873 pounds when
he completed his workouts Wednes-
day with Stribling three pounds
heavier.
Stribling remained 2-to-1 favor
lite In the betting, but there was
plenty of Griffiths money in evil
dence and a reduction in odds ap-
peared probable. The bout being
staged to raise funds for the Illinois
state unemployment commission it
was expected that the show would
draw more than 100000,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Cruising in Sportland
: WITH EDDIE ASH

BoNU the New Orleans Italian who is slated the
IL CorridenS Indians
action stretch last when he the roll of the
battle got hfyhv $780, that
enough prove the fellow the old
contests feat the aees collected
zeke IL doubles triples and home His total bases
104.
brought to Milwaukee by putting good
word for Art Shres whom the So will be back the majors
another Ownie advised Marty Beghamme
takav Arthur really worthy diamond pamer handle
$40 According
will be offered a salary of $6,0O0 .
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
FRIDAY NIGHT

FRIDAY NIGHT
Pittsboro at Manual.
ShortrtdRe at Marion.
MooreSville at Washington.
Kirklin at Park
Ben Davis at Cathedral.
warren oen'F sAf e S5IaP Ripple
washington ton. at D ,aae;a
Muncie at Tech.
Crtspus Attacks VS.. Alumni.
Eleven games are on the books
for the local prep hardwood pastim-
ers for this weekend. Five of the
tits carded for Friday will be played
on local hardwoodS.
' Shortridge's rangy quintet travels
to Marion and Tech will invade
Greenfield in Fridays feature en-
counters. The northsiders are given
a better than even chance to cop
the decision from the Giants and
Tech is expected to handle Green
field.
Ben Davis invades Cathedral gym.
The. Irish received setback in
their first engagement last week, but
with the additional practice SeS-
sions this week may break into the
victory column.
Pittsboro comes to Manual and
although the Southsiders have not
reached their stride, the locals hold
the edge. Washington will enter
tain Mooresville, Parks crippled
squad meets .Kirlin and Warren
Central goes to Broad Ripple In
other engagements.
Tim Campbell's inexperienced
Tech warriors will be given an op-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Reports that
Jack Sharkey has agreed to terms
for championship fight with Max
Schmeling at New York next sum-
mer aroused interest today at the
training camps of Young Stribling
and Tuffy Griffith, ranking heavy
weight contenderS, who meet Fri
day night at Chicago Stadium.
They're counting me out of the
picture, but they'll have to change
their plans after Friday" said
Griffith. I'm out to beat Stribling.
The reports say Sharkey is willing
to meet the survivor of a Camera
Stribling bout and then take on
Max. He ducked me last winter,
and he'll try to do it again. How
ever, If I beat Stribling-and I'm
confident I Willie won't be able
to dodge the issue because
Sharkey- Schmeling return bout
wouldn't draw expenses unless
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11

Sharkey first eliminated all worthy
contenders."
Stribling disagreed with Tuffy
regarding the outcome of Fridays
fight, but joined in the opinion that
the survivor would have consider
able to say about the next heavy
weight championship fight.
$50 Sharkey has agreed to fight
Schmeling!" Stribling commented
with a grin. well, he won't have
to bother if they carry out Madison
Square Gardens announced pro-
gram Of having Jack qualify for
the chance by first meeting the
winner of a fifteen-round bout be-
tween Primo Camera and me.
"Of course it makes it nice for
Sharkey to avoid meeting Griffith
and Camera - two contenders he
has lodged previously. I'll take care
of fluffy Friday and I've proved my
ability. to beat Camera. If they
want to put Sharkey in the semi
finals without fighting, suppose
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-with game
time still some 4S hours away, but
$4,000 tickets for the Army Navy
charity football game here Satur-
day, remained unsold today.
Judging by Wednesdays sale
when some $4,000 worth of the
: pacteboards were sold each one Of
the 10000 seats of the Yankee
Stadium will be occupied when the
two teams line up.
Ticket sales for the game have
already passed the 100000 mark,
and the officials in charge are
optimistic that the final receipts will
pass the original million dollar
quota.
Unless the weather takes a sudden
turn for the worse, the game will be
played under good conditions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
News of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS
nv TEETV ZEE

going. over the 400 mark to total Liza in
their series with the UniverSals. during the
indianapolis League play. universals were
losing this frst game with fetal Of 1863,
Io0l 70 take the odd game Six, Of the
Der. having $50. E. Striebeck. 6ii: A.
Striebeek. 6o7: Phelps. Gas; Nichman. sos.
and Miller. 500.
Wheeler Lunch also won two from Coval
Stars dropping the the last game when the
wheelers were running into a flock Of
splits, Darnaby and English were over
the line In this set with ei2 and eo4.
The indianapolis Tool Company's two
game win over Fall City Lager was fea-
tured by Dan Abbctt's great bowling. the
so star a oa 81 Red 2s ou as sso
went over after slow start, nnish Of
az and I'll III siytinS him "a total a.. Of SIS
losers. with MARKS Of s34 and ssi.
wiesman fred the high game Of the
lead the Marotts to a two-game win over
the st. Philip A. G. Charlie Stick Of the
sse wssnsa d 81, ga and A scs for
winners.
& Appel being the victim: G., Lsetag. and
Myers secured the wood for the ''cokss :.
4 sotI OF 81 for dresory l. Appel.
Dawson and Cheney led the Hanna
Register team to 8 three-game win over
American Linen Supply. with totals OF $50
and $40. Dawson was in the pocket con-
tinually. having games Of 225. 237 and AS.
H. Kennady rolled . 60s for the losers.
Selmeir Towel with four players over
the 500 mark had an easy time taking
three games from Ideal Cleaners Kemper.
Schonaker. SPOTS and Selmelr having
totals OF sos. 500. Goa and 500.
The balance Of the games In the Up
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
State Prep
Elves Busy
Washington Vincennes Tilt
Tops Strong Card
This Week.
BY vERN BoxELL

MldSeaSon thrills await HooSier
hardwood fans this weekend. The
first Of the annual grudge battles
between Washington and VincenneS,
downstate rivals, holds the top bill
Ing, but the supporting card is one
which promises much action md
perhaps a few upsets.
Aside from the stumbling act
Muncie staged against Huntington
two weeks ago, the season has
passed out of the warm-up stage
with few miShaps. With the bat
ties between old rivals and top
notch clubs beginning to put in an
appearance, however, many sur
priSeS are expected.
Hatchets Have Edge
WashingtonS state CHAMPIONSHIP
HatchetS, with only a defeat by
MarttnSVille in a four-way tourney
last year to mar string of twenty.
eight victories, hold a slight edge
over the Vincennes Alices in their
Friday scrap at Washington. John
Adams has strong team, but in
experience probably will provide the
difference.
Frankfort, whose early season
performances mark them as the
early season leader, inYades Ander-
son Friday and should add another
triumph to their list over Stages
lighting but green Indians.
LoganSport, with losses to Wash
ington and Frankfort already on its
record, entertainS Newcastle Friday.
Oryille Hooker has a strong team at
the Trojan school, but will be the
underdog against Coach Wells and
hill Berries.
Toss-up at Franklin
Columbus goes to Franklin Friday
for another rivalry battle, and the
outcome Is regarded a toss-up. Con-
nerSville is given the nod against
Rushville Friday at the latter place,
while Bedford should get back into
the win column against Blooming
ton. Coach Glenn Curtis Martins
vile five goes to GreencaStle Friday,
where they probably will run into
some unexpected opposition.
Tech of indianapolis, who made
a gallant showing against Martins
vile, will get another severe test in
Saturdays feature attraction with
Muncie here. LoganSport will tackle
an up-and- coming Bedford team
at Stone City in the other Satur-
day feature.
Other prominent games this
weekend:
FRIDAY
Brazil at Sullivan
Plymouth at Goshen.
Clinton at Wiley fTerre Haute).
MishaWaka at La Porte.
South Side ut. WAyne) at Decatur
Roosevelt &c. ChicaRo) at Emerson
Digger at Linton.
Froebel Gary at Valparaiso.
~, North Side TT. Wsyne) vs.. Central (Ft.
Tech indianapolis, at Greenfield.
ShortridRe (fndianapolis) at Marion
Richmond at Kokomo.
DELPHI at JeH Nafayette).
Seymour at 6helbyville.
Central (south Bend) VS.. Riley (soutN
Bendl.
Bloomington at Brazil.
Crawfofdsville at Linden.
Decatur at Huntington.
Mishawaka at Elkhart.
Bose (Evansvtlle) at Princeton
Sullivan at Central (Evansvillel.
Marion at South Side ut. Wayne).
Franklin at Seymour.
Richmond at Je6 (Lafayettel.
Vincennes attMiiey Crerre Rauts).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11

All this palaver, Of course, is
supposedly unofficial, but it would
not be all surprising if the results
the conference arrived at we're sub
mitted to today's joint meeting of
the two major leagues presumably
for discussion only, but actually for
ratification.
In view of the amicable way in
which the unofficial draft con-
ferenceS have been reported pro-
crossing, and considering the
willingness Of the majors to deal
with the minor clubs, the vitriolic
threat made by the big leagues a
few months ago began to sound a
bit hollow.
Trading probably will be more ac-
tive today as compared with
Wednesday, when the Yankees
signed Cy Perkins, and the Detroit
Tigers hired Wally Schang, vet
catchers, released by the Phil
adelphia Athletics.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Rockne, Weary From Hard
Campaign, Ordered to Rest

/ day, other than that he intends to
continue active coaching. II won't
make my work as physically strenu-
Gus as few years ago. I'm begin
ming to realize that after all it's
only game and I won't take any
chances of imparing my health, but
I'll go right on coaching as long as
feel can do justice on the job, -
he said. when I step out there
will be plenty Of others to take my
place.
my schedule until football time
next fall is in the hands of the doc
tors. I'm lodging them now. I'm
scheduled for visit to Mayo
Brothers soon. The doctors say I
must take a rest. I hope I get a
chance to do so, but 1t seems that
when you're winning, you belong to
the public"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11

Chrisney Radio. Metalcraft and Prima
town loop we're decided two to one.
Beverage defeating Coca Cola, Williamson
Candy and THYME. Other SOC totals were:
Underwood. sos; Bowen. COZ; Expert. 626;
Palmer. 612: Miller. sos. and Hill. 500.
The Turkey offered as 9 prize for high
three games for the night In the Grotto
League. was won by Russ Smith with a
total Of s23; Jimmy ochiltsee appeared
to be the winner OF the bird with a 612
total, but Smith put on a strike-out 1nish,
for the meal.
Bakers Lunch and Roepke Floral were
toe strong for ray-Gribben-G and
Stanley Jewelry. taking three games. during
the Woniens Leagne play on the Indiana
alleys. Other games decided two to one
were in favor OF Real Silk. Coca Cola.
Phoenix Press. B. and o. and Nehi. over
Harlan Insurance. Van Camp, Standard
Grocery. Marott and P. and E. Finn
nosed out Bunch for high three-geme
total. SAL TO. 546. Wiesman had SIS;
Hanger. 5o7s Shea, SIS: McIlvain. 528: Nc
Anty. sal: Alexander. SIS; Cox. SIT: Smith.
SIS and Johns 502
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Trips
Coast Star
Chicago Feather UpSetS
La Barba in Charity
Ring Tilt.
By United Press

By United Press
CLEVELAND, Dec. H. Eddie
Shea, rugged little Chicago feather
weight, scored an unexpected vic
tory oyer Fidel La Barba, former
hyweight champion and victor
over Kid Chocolate, in a ten-round
encounter here Wednesday night.
Appearing as the main attraction
on the Cleveland News annual
Christmas fund boxing show, Shea
and La Barba proved a disappoint-
ment to the 1000 fans who paid
$39, 900 with the expectation of
seeing the Californian hand Shea
a. lacing. On the grounds that La
Barba was guilty of frequent hold
ing, referee Patrick Haley of New
York awarded Shea five rounds,
three to La Barba and called two
square.
In a far more interesting bout,
Jackie Fields, Chicago, former
welterweight champion; defeated
Paul Pirrone, Cleveland, in ten
rounds of ardent fighting.
A fast ten-round fight saw Johnny
Farr of Cleveland win a referees
decision over Ray Miller of Chi
cago, and Ollie Bartlett of Detroit
copied a close decision in ten
rounds from Mickey Cohen, Cleve-
land.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11

Entry blanks for the fourth annual st.
Philip A, c. 200 scratch singles sweepstakes
are available at all alleys. This meet, put
s en- BY s s MSaan Sfee % IS sren
: winner. Play will consist of four games
sS ey wSeS an i srTg Zee S
Games viii be rolled Dec. ~. Is and jan /.
won three games from Ho1aker and Ries-
beck. as Marker anS Community took-tSo
square alleys; Hartrick scored total Of
sss TO lead this play. with games Of al.
s1r i 3. o ray SIC. n'0 49, Su'A' 3d.
An-star doubles play on the Pritchstt
the Fehr-Mack combination leading the
field on q total Of i.2ee. These boys failed
e set na f5 MOS Il hs 1Es ssam sPGa aHs
them two games. Fehr was best in this
series with q score OF Gas. Mounts had
Phelps and schleimer found the going
rough In their match with Bohne-Fehr-
side pair.
EuebeI-E st4eeeek also lost three %
even sy SO SSi SHlsS q s Sns SET. s0 an
TO a two-game WIN over G. Liebtae Myers
with total OF 604. These contests were
close all the way.
McNsw-F, Liebtag we're also on the win
ming end Of two-to-one series. defeating
the team OF Fulton-Snyder.
The team OF Johnson-L- Fox failed 70 hit
their usual stride. and SIS g result lest two
games to James-Cyay. who had near
1900. James leading the play with an
even eoa count.
Indiana Garage started OF locking like
1orld heaters. every member OF the club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Greenleaf Cops
Second Victory

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Ralph
Greenleaf hurdled another barrier
in the defense of his worlds pocket
billiard crown here Wednesday
night, defeating Bonnie Allen of
Kansas City, 125 to "a. In sixteen
innings. Greenleaf is in a triple
tie for first place with Arthur
Woods and Onofrio Lauri, each
with two victories.
Woods defeated Thomas Boatman
Of Portland, Ore, 125 to 43, in nine
innings, and Frank TaberSN, vet
star, lost to Lauri, 125 to IA, in
twenty-five innings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11

wood goods across the border. Only
about 400 delegates were on hand
whereas in Chattanooga year ago
about 1000 answered the convention
roll call. Next December West
Baden is expected to restore the full
attendance.
The Phillies of the National
League have dropped two hurIers,
Earl COllard and Roy Hansen, both
shipped to Fl. Worth in the Texas
League. Hansen pitched for the
Roses Of Richmond last year before
the Quakers took him up. COllard
couldn't get going on the big line.
II ANSAS CITY has obtained Herb
N Sanders, twirler who went
to training camp with the Pirates
last spring. Pittsburgh released him
to Wichita in the Western League
and the Blues stepped in a few days
ago and made a deal.
@~ q
Following the 1880 worlds series
Connie Mack announced he would
stand pat for 1881, but there are
four players who will tell you that
Connie merely was having a little
joke. They are Cy Perkins, Jack
Quinn, Wally Schang and Homer
Summa, all cut off the pay roll since
fall.
CHICAGO girls were lavish with
~ hugs, kisses and caresses when
the Notre Dame warriors reached
the Windy City, Wednesday. The
boys were nearly mobbed by femin-
inc admirers during the welcome
to Chicago" ceremonies. Needless
to say most of the warriors were
gallant and didn't try to escape
There are no co-edS at Notre Dame
CORRECTED and revised foot
~ ball statistics are becoming q
regular thing. On Nov. %, Dart
mouth scored a touchdown against
Stanford and it was credited to Bill
Morton, quarter back. It is nov
disclosed that Morton fumbled 60
ing over the goal line and Charlie
Minis, substitute guard, fell on the
leather for the marker. The alert
sub saved the star and true to the
code of the Sparring partner, kept
still about 1t.
Al Simmons brought down his
first deer the other day In the Wild
wood about $50 miles north Of Mil
waukee and reported to the home
folk it was a greater thrill than
blasting a home run.
GAM DREYFUSS, one of the
- financial bosses Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, represented the club
at the big league meeting in New
York, leaving Manager Jewel Ems al
home. II have his phone number
and can reach him at once If he:
needed" Dreyfuss told friends Of
Ems who were surprised over the
absence of the field Pirate pilot
Leave it to the .Dreyfuss family to
outsmart the depression.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Holloway Will
Battle Hughes

Red Holloway, local junior weIter
and frankie Hughes of Kenosha,
Wis, have been signed to meet In
the eight-round semi-windup Of
next Tuesday nights Legion mitt
show at the Armory. Del Fontaine
of Winnipeg, Canada, who is to
meet Johnny Wagner Of Fl. Scott,
Kan, in the next weeks main event,
Is listed by the Canadian boxing
commission as the middleweight
champion Of the dominion.
Wagner Is under the management
of Don Curley. former Indianapolis
boxer, who has established a fistic
stable in Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Basketball

Games. this, week in the Evangelical.
Reformed Christian League were hard
fought affairs. Zion Evangelical downed
q late squirt. Second Evangelical dis
posed Of Friedens Evangelical, 81 to II,
and Fleming Garden came from behind
e e S e. out st. Johns N''nS'H'ai' 20
Led by Captain Vaughn, former prep
Of the season by defeating the Black Cats,
56 to rs. Vaughn scored rs points and
Brown and Mosely each scored IL points.
piled up 81 points. For games with win
ners write M. Vaughn, 1877 Northwestern
avenue. @'fr -.
Oak Hill Cubs want games with 1916
year-old teams having access TO gyms.
Can Cherry 1898 between $50 and $40
and ask for Herman.
Southport Black Diamonds nosed out
the z. G. Atkins hve. rs 20 20, in an
exciting battle at the PENNEY SSS BrehSc
losers.
Teams desiring games with SGidways
during the, months of December and
January. write Frank Rogers, 1417 South
State street, or call DR.. e074-W. Sheridan
A. c.. Real Silk and Edgewood. notice.
Central Y. NJ c. A. quintet trounced
pelco-Remy at the Y gym tuesday, Sc
TO u. IN the preliminary. Lauter ALI
Next Tuesday z plays E. G. Atkins nye
at the Z gym. A curtain raiser will be
played By girls teams from Real six
and Wassons. For games with the z,
address W. H. Leeke, Room 90, Central
z. or call Lincoln s245 after 6 D. m.
The Capitol Paper Companys Sealskins
desire games with teams in the l4O-pound
class. sealskins have access to q gym
Thursday nights. For games call CAPITOL
Paper Company, Lincoln 1887, and ask for
Sugent.
Frankfors-Frankfort Giants Wish IA
schedule games with sta1e and Indian-
apolis teams. Hooster Aces and Real BIZ.
notice. write Harry Mason. le8 Wesk
South street. Frankfort.
indianapolis Engraving and Banquet
Ice Cream clash IN the opening TIT at
7:30 in the Circle City League Friday at
pennsy gym. @. and J. Reserves meet
Flanner q Buchanan at $50, and indian
spolis Maroons tackle Flashes AZ $50.
Eastside Ramblers. newly organized fun
Tor team, play Assumption Juniors tonight.
Ramhlers desire games IN the 16-1e-year-
old class with teams having access to q
gym. Call On. 4St7 after p. M, ask
49, @~---*
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Earlha1n Five
Drops Miami
United Press

By United Press -
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 11.-Earl-
ham college won It's second con-
secutive cage victory Of the season,
with an 1915 win here over Miami
Of oxford, O., Wednesday night.
Gerard, Miami guard, was high
point man with seven. Earlham
overcame a one-point lead for the
visitors In the first half, in a game
which was nip-and-tuck throughout.
Overman and Goor led the Earlham
attack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-11
Eleven Contests ON Local
Prep Basketball Program

portunity to demonstrate that their
excellent showing against Martins
vile was the real article when the
eaSt-enders meet the strong Muncie
Bearcats at Tech gym Saturday.
Four of the state runner-up
quintet last spring Mann, David
son, herman and Trester-are in
the Bearcat lineup again.
Washington goes to Danville to
engage a strong quintet, Broad
Ripple tackles Westfeld and Crispus
Attacks opens the season against
an alumni quintet in other Satur-
day games.