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The Washington times., 1930-07-18

Chicken Supreme-1h cup cold
chicken, diced. u cup crushed
pineapple drained, " cup pecans
chopped fine, cup Enayonnaise,
! cup cream (heavy). salt. Com.
bine diced chicken, drained
crushed pineapple, and chopped
nutmeats, blend cream and may.
Onnaise. Combine two mixtures
and turn into Keivinator tray.
Fills one ~ cube tray. Freezes In
two hours.
Souffle "Glace''-4 eggs, grated
rind / lemon, % cups sugar, 1
tablespoon lemon juice, " cup
sherry wine jell, " cup water
(hot), few grains salt, u cup
hsAvy cream. Beat yolks Of eggs
The Washington times., 1930-07-18

Wine Gelatin Whip-There are
several brands of very excellent
wine favored gelatins on the mar
ket. These usually come in port,
The Washington times., 1930-07-18

signify; add lemon juice, grated
rind. wine, water, sugar and salt
and cook till mixture thickens,
stirring constantly. Add whites Of
eggs beaten stiff, blend well and
cool. Fold into whipped cream.
Fill small paper cups with mix
ture, cover with l1aacaroon crumbs
and place in Kelvinator tray.
Freeze for Q to 8 hours. Fills IL
paper cups.
KelvinatOr Date Nut Cookies
2 eggs, / cup butter, q cups brown
sugar, l teaspoon salt, / cup nut
meats, / cup dates, 31s cups flour,
l teaspoon soda. Cream the but.
ter and sugar and add the well
beaten eggs. Mix well. Add the
The Washington times., 1930-07-18
Entertaining During the Summer With the
Minimum of PreDaratiOn

loves to entertain during rightly
the time for informal parties golf breakfasts al fresco
unceons and bridge Why then there not parties
during the months of July and August? Simply because although
to spending
most Of delightful day in the kitchen delightful and
attractive luncheon which be party
and which requires minimum Of preparation given below to-
geer with the steps in It's preparation and the recipes needed
TW0CoURsE SPRING LUNCHEON
Chicken Supreme
Potato Chips KelVinGtor Biscuits
Celery Olives
SoWftIs "Glccs"
KeEVtnctor DGs Nut Cookies
t~l Coffee
In this luncheon the Chicken Supreme and the Soufe Iace"
may be early IN the mong placed In the freezing trays
biscuits and the ksvnato Date Nut Cookies be mixed
the Kenaor ready for baking preparation
simple The biscuits cookies potato
into hot together
minutes to bake the potato chips will
minutes and the biscuits will be finished
While the biscuits baking the serving
pared with bed lettuce the Chicken Supreme
not to the frozen dish from
the guests seated It takes to place
the bed of lettuce the last plates
the table, In this will your
luncheon consisting OF delicious frozen chicken salad crisp potato
chips and hot biscuits and and unusual frozen dessert and
freshly baked cookies by spending only
Kitchen early in the morning and less than half hour there
just before the guests arrive.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Hens Face Tribe in Closing
Series; Burwell Stars Sunday

Following a batting splurge over
the weekend accounting for two
victories at the expense Of the Co.
lunlbus Senators the Indians to-
night will begin their last home
series of the season when the To-
ledo Hens invade the illuminated
park. The series will close Wednes-
day and on Thursday the Corri-
denites will go to Louisville to end
the schedule.
Twenty-one hits collected by the
home nine Saturday night we're
good for IS to 3 victory over Co
lunbus and on Sunday afternoon
Bill Burwe1l stepped out and baf-
fled the Bucks and won to 1, the
Tribe gathering eleven safeties, in
Guiding home runs by Tucker and
Barnhart.
The circuit clout by Tucker was
one of the longest of the season
locally, for without any breeze to
aid it the sphere scared high and
far over the big fence in deep right
and landed out near the railroad
tracks.
Maxton held the Indians hitless
until after two down in the fourth,
when Barnhart singled and Tucker
blasted his home run. Barnharts
four base clout was made of Camp
bell in the eighth and went over
the low fence in the left field cor
ner. Charlie Dorman got three of
the Tribes hits, including a double
The Sabbath contest produced
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

The Robins forged ahead Sunday
when they ran their winning streak
TO ten straight with an 8-to-3 vic
tory over Cincinnati, while the Car
dinals divided a double le-header with
the Boston Braves and dropped into
second place after, leading the pack
for one day.
Giants Are Through
The New York Giants are
through as pennant contenders and
are now faced with a fight to keep
from slipping into second division
before the belated rush Of the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Beaten twice
Sunday by the Pirates, the Giants
were only two and one-half games
ahead of Pittsburgh today and five
and one-half games behind the
Dodgers.
With every game counting from
now on, Brooklyn had chance to-
day to gain on the Cardinals, who
were idle, by taking the final game
of the series from the Reds at Eb-
bets field. The Chicago Cubs had
a chance to pass the Cardinals by
sweeping both games against the
Paillies.
The series which threatens tenn
porarily to determine the race will
open at Ebbetts field Tuesday when
the Cardinals move in for three
games against the Robins.
IT,. 0,.AnoJJo,- Nd
The Robins will go into this criti-
cal series minus two of their out
field stars, Rube Bressler, who has
two broken fingers and is out for
the rest of the season, and Johnny
Frederick, who has a lame leg and
is on the bench until Thursday.
Uncle Wilbert" Robinson has been
forced to move Eddie Moore, re-
serve inf1elder, into the outheld to
plug the gap, but Moore also in
jured his leg and had to retire in
favor of Ike Boone.
While the Cards-Robins series is
in progress, the Cubs will oppose
the Giants in three games at the
Polo grounds. This series promises
to develop into a battle to see which
team can kill its pennant hopes the
quickest. OF late. the Cubs have
had the advantage, losing ten of
their last fourteen games.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
New Tennis Champion
Wants to Quit Game
Engaged to Be Married,
and He Desires to
Settle Down.
BY PAUL W. WHITE
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept. 15-Intro-
ducing Mr.. John Hope Doeg of
Santa Monica, Cal, new tennis
champion of his nation:
He was born in Mexico on Dec.
7, 1903. He is of a tennis playing
family. His mother is Violet Sut-
ton Doeg, who teaches the game,
and his aunt is May Sutton Bundy,
former national champion.
He is six feet one inch tall, and
weighs about IT'S pounds. He is
well proportioned' and he carries
his broad shoulders in an almost
military manner.
He is blond and his hair, prob
ably very much to his despair, has
a tendency to curl
One Of his most valuable assets is
his grin. It causes him to be
known to the sports writer's as
Happy Johnny
He is as handed as they come.
He has a spin to his smashing serv-
ice that makes the first ball ex-
tremely difficult to return If his
first ball doesn't land he is expert
at placing the second ball. He
tries to draw his. opponent out of
position and race to the net for a
kill.
Doeg prefers to get a point at
once if possible rather than engage
in a lengthy driving duel. He has.
become as skillful a volleyer as
there is in the game, with the pos
sible exception of Jean Borotra.
Although Doeg was ranked third
in 1929, he has never before won a
major championship.
There has been the feeling about
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
jamestown Wins Futurity;
Sets Juvenile Earnings Mark

Widener's colt established q record
for 2-year-olds, eclipsing by far the
showing made last year by Gallant
Fox, who became this years 3-year-
old champion.
jamestown will go into winter
quarters after having earned :, total
Of $151,925 for Widener, some
$4,000 more than Gallant Fox
anassed last year.
However, race horse horoscopes
can not be cast with any degree
of certainty, even as little as a year
in advance, and jamestown will
have heavy going to better this
years performance Of The Fox. The
Fox. has established a winning rec
ord of $297,975 for the season, and
bids fair to become the greatest
winner of all time before the sea-
son is over.
William WoodWards colt will
make his last local appearance on
Wednesday when he is scheduled to
get away in the Jockey Clubs gold
cup classic, the finale Of the racing
season at Belmont. He is due to
take part later in the Latonia
champion chip and possibly viii ap-
pear in one or two other races in
Maryland
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
81 Rounds Booked on
Shea Cohen Fight Card

Thirty-four rounds is scheduled
for the Pivot City A. G. card Thurs
day night at Cadle tabernacle where
Eddie Shea will encounter Mickey
Cohen and Tommy Cello will meet
Johnny DeNfarco. When Shea
tackles Cohen over ten rounds, it
will be Eddie's first local appearance
for almost a year. They will clash
in the final bout.
Tommy Cello, fresh from a non
title victory over Benny Bass, junior
welter champion, comes here for
the fourth time within three months
when he meets DeMarco, Phila-
delphia rlauler Tommy twice de-
feated Spug Myers at Ft. Harrison
and also won over Benny Duke. De-
Marco recently beat Duke and
Manuel Quintero.
Dutch Battling. MorristoWn lightweight.
rounds, and Sonny Mitchell. this city.
will oppose Eddie Roberts. Indianapolis
bantam. in a four" on the prelim card.
Another four-rounder is to be booked.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Dodgers Hold
Edge in Card
BuErtted Press

Bv United Press
ATEW YORK, Sept. Is
IN Brooklyn appears to hold
a slight schedule edge in the
National League race with ten
Of it's eleven remaining games
al home and seven Of the
eleven with second division
clubs The Cards have eight
out Of twelve on the road and
the Cubs nine out Of thirteen
abroad.
Games remaining for each
Of the three leaders follow:
BROOKIYN-At home, Gin
cinnati /, St. Louis 3, Pitts
burgh ?, New York I, Boston g.
Abroad, Philadelphia /.
ST. LOUIS-At home, Pitts
hurgh 4. Abroad, Brooklyn 3,
Philad adelphia 5.
CHICAGO-At home, Gin
cinnati 4. Abroad. Pailadel-
phia 2, New York 3. Boston 4.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

THE program for the final
= show of the season at Ft.
Harrison Tuesday has been COM
pleted and there will be two pre-
Inns followed by three ten-round-
ers. Jackie Purvis. popular welter
of Kokomo, will be in action in
one of the ten-rounders and his
opponent will be Billy Rose, the
skilled lad OF Cincinnati. Purvis
holds point win over Billy
Petrole. who defeated Tony Can
zoneri last week
In other ten-rounders Roy Pier
son will battle Don Fagg Of Clin-
ton, and Joe Lynn will take on
Chaflie Baxter, another. Cincy
product. In the prelims Joe
Moore will meet Blackie Cline and
Harold Farris viii face frankie
Sansone.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
MEYER GOLF CHAMP

Ferd Meyer won the Broadmoor
Country Club golf championship
Sunday, defeating Leonard Soloman
in the finals, 6 and 5. 49,
In the second fight, L. l. Good
man dropped Saul Solomon, and l,
in tbs title match, and Sam Mantell
triumphed over Harry Jackson 5
and 1, in the third flight Ed Lepz-
ter beat BIZ schloss, 6 and 5, in the
fourth digl =
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Wichita Falls
Cops Fourth

BIZ Times Special
FIT. WORTH, Tex, Sept. 15-Hal
Wiltse, southpaw curve-bau artist,
pitched his second victory of the
Texas League play-off series for
Wichita Falls Sunday, defeating Ft.
Worth 5 to T. Each club now has
won two games.
Larry Bettencourt, home run king
of the Texas loop, doubled in the
ninth to drive in the winning run
from second.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

Notre Dame and the Big Ten con-
ference share the interest of corn
belt" football followers. The Irish
school, always a strong contender
for national honors, has its usual
ambitious schedule this season and
can be counted upon the furnish its
share Of the color" for the 1880
season.
Irish Schedule Hard
Rockne's team is scheduled to play
Southern Methodist. Navy, Carnegie
Tech, Pittsburgh, Indiana. Pennsyl-
vania, Drake, Northwestern. Army
and Southern California, with all
the games except Pitt, Penn and
Southern California to be played in
the nliddlewest.
The Big Ten title race will be
marred by the virtual exclusion of
Iowa. The Hawkeyes we're able to
secure only one conference oppon-
ent-Purdue-after being reinstated
in the conference and the Big Ten"
this season will be in reality Big
Nine
Graduation of the outstanding
players of the 1929 season brought
a general readjustment of strength
and at present there appears to be
no real outstanding team in the
Conference.
Two New Coaches
Two schools, Purdue and Mime
sofa, had new head coaches on the
job as practice opened today. No
BILE Kizer, assistant at Purdue since
1925, was appointed head coach
when Jimmy Phelan resigned to go
to Washington, and Fritz Crisler.
formerly assistant to A. A. Stagg at
Chicago, has succeeded Doc Spears
at Minnesota. Crisler will be aided
by Tad Wienan who has had many
years experience as assistant to
Fielding Yost at Michigan.
Sam Willaman at Ohio State and
Harry Kipke at Michigan are start
Ing their second seasons as head
coaches in the Big Ten. while the
other coaches, Stagg at Chicago,
Zuppke at Illinois, Page at Indiana,
ThistlethWaite at Wisconsin. Ing
wersen at Iowa and Hanley at
Northwestern are veterans.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Chicago Series
Ducats on Sale

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Although
the Cubs are in third place, the
lowest position they have held dur
ing the last six weeks, the Chicago
National League baseball club to-
started accepting applications for
1880 world series tickets
The acceptance of applications
was approved by baseball commits
sioner K. M. Lands. who has au-
thorized all clubs which still have
a mathematical chance to win the
pennant in either league to open
ticket sales.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
KID SLAUGHTER SIGNED

Kid Slaughter. Negro, welter-
weight slugger from Terre Haute,
who has knocked out Shifty Gallo
way and Ray Hurtz in his last two
local fights, has been signed to ap-
pear on the boxing program at
Tonlinson hall Sept. q.
Black Bill, Cuban flyweight con-
tender, will meet Happy Atherton,
Indianapolis, in the main ten
rounder. The promoters are attempt
ing to line up a suYable opponent
for Slaughter.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

many sparkling fielding plays by the
opposing infields.
Toledo, here tonight, is fresh from
registering four wins in a row over
the league-leading Colonels, who
have had their f1rst-place margin
reduced to two and one-half games
over the runner-up st. Paul Apos-
ties. Women and children will be
admitted free to the remaining
games here.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Athletics Open
Ticket Sales

Q = 1PsHIILAbELPHIA. Sept 15.-Al-
though the Philadelphia Athletics
have not yet officially won the
American League pennant, Shibe
park officials were swanped today
with applications for world series
tickets
Robert schroeder, executive sec
retary Of the Athletics, said he be-
lieved the demand would be much
heavier than last year, as he sur
veyed a pile Of more than a dozen
sacks Of mail at the clubhouse to-
day. Fifty men and girls began
sorting the applications today.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
~Bowling% =
BY LEFTY LEE

~------ = = LEE LEE
Preparations for the Central States meet
to, be rolled on the Pritchett Recreation
alleys next December are well under way
Advance entries indicate all of the star
event one Of he best Scoring journeys t sit Of
AaHd hand. to Try for the large prize list
cities will have all their best teams in
The Marott Shoe Shop pastimers have
found she pins and games hard to get in
the, Indianapolis League. but are doing
Friday night being the best Of the season.
A5s} AETia Heaters. 2g7s Eiiis BIllEheFg; 2g5l:
2.oo5: Primo Beverage. 1890; st. Philip
a. c.. 2,se3; Wheeler Lunch. 2.8e8 Madi-
son avenue Bank, 2,858, and Indiana
McIntire took all individual honors dur
ing The past week when he hit for the
best three-game total Of 6s1 c. Mack.
wa. second with 4 269 single EFFORT and
z 666 series.
.n Tqnnis s+g Snyder . is having M ,a hard s tins
O, having won the doubles, singles and
wears ago.
Lesgue- Won three games from the Brewer
Xrihs.
St. Philips .Women's League games re-
Orphsy girls. over the Moran and Gather
teams. = 2os score BY Taylor featured.
Pins. were falling SO hard last vednes-
nay night that even the veteran Jess
Pritchett was caught singing about the
"trE<s."
Eddie Strisbeck found his stride during
ne an-star doubles play. 2 s4I rssultlrig TN
veteran Charlie Cray, also came 10 life dur
ing this play with ef5-
AIilt vimhsrly. state all-svents champ
has beer. looking good as anchor Of the
Wheeler Lunch team. 622 dropping for him
the last time out. Bob Wuensch- a mate
OF Niilt's.- also has rounded into form. 631
falling for his strike ball during last
Wednesdays plsy-
Race Johns turned in the feature three
game series for the local women bowlers.
when she rolled 2 score OF $50. Other girls
sway 70 good starts are: Lgthrop. 5s9;
Wissmsn. SIS. and Bunch. 522. Wtssman
had the best single game effort with 222.
Dan Abbott IS leading the field IN the
1nol7nspcls League. both Of his series to
eate being we'll over the 500 mark EDDIE
Eornhsrser IS oack in harness after
team OF the Printcraft League. Don John
son found the going rough n the Com
merclal League. getting but two strikes n
his thirty frames last Tuesday.
Secretary y. Hamilton Of the CITY Bowl
sure their team IS sanctioned The start
OF the season IS the proper time for al
teams to set thiE hoxltnz Insurance.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

Doeg that if he would settle down
and lose some of his carefree man
ner he could reach the heights.
This view was upheld by the
events of the past week, climaxed
Saturday when he defeated Frank
K. Shields of New York in thS
final round, 1913, 10, Ga, 1914.
Ten days ago he told friends
that he was eager to quit the ten
mis- circus. He is engaged to be
married-to Miss Dorothea Scudder
of Rumson, N. J.-and he said he
wanted to settle down in marriage
and business.
Whether the championship will
change his plan is not known. It's
pretty hard for a tennis champion
to quit the racket.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Large Squad
Expected for
Butler Drills

With the opening Of school today
coach Harry Bel expected to have
a full squad Of candidates for the
1890 Butler football team Tuesday
The new Bulldog mentor plans to
begin practice on the fundamentals
Wednesday or Thursday. Last week
the squad practice was light.
A week from Friday night the 10
cal season will open, with Indiana
Central opposing Butler in the Bull
dogs first night game in the Butler
howl.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
PEDIGO MEETS HOPPE

Blacksmith Pedigo and Walter
Hoppe will clash tonight in the fea-
ture Of the mat show at Tomlinson
hall Joe Dilrnan meets Doc Burns
in the first part of a. double wind
up, and Buck Weaver opposed Ted
Williams in the featured prelirn. A
curtain raiser at $50 will open the
show.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Rodenberg Is
Cycle Victor

Rody Rodenberg, riding an In
dian, won two or four motorcycle
races at Walnut Gardens Sunday.
taking a flve-nile match from
Fletcher Stevens in 5:02.. Speed
Marshall defeated David Mansfeld
in a f1ve-nlile match event in
5:173.
A night motorcycle race will be
held Thursday, starting at 8 p. m.
Saturday night the first auto race
on the lighted track will be held.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
MEMPHIS WINS FLAG

By Times Special
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 15.-The
Dixie series for the Glass A cham
pionship Of the south will open on
Wednesday with Memphis opposing
the winner Of the Texas League flag.
Memphis won the Southern Asso-
ciation pennant Sunday'by a margin
Of six and one-half games over New
Orleans.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Rockne Ranks Michigan, Wisconsin,
Northwestern as Bic Ten Leaders

real quarter back in Newman. Kipke,
who was handicapped last season
by not really knowing his men un-
til nidseason, starts off this fall
with a clear picture Of the capa-
bilities of his athletes. The Michl-
gan outlook is formidable.
Northwestern and Wisconsin also
have bright outlooks. The indica-
tions are that Wisconsin will be
about three men stronger than last
year. There will be a new back by
the name of Goldberg, who, along
with Oman, Lusby, Behr and Reb-
holz should make really classy
back field. The Wisconsin offense
was going great guns in the Car
dinals final game with Minnesota
last year and if Thistlethwaite can
get this same big push function
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
sATrRnAY NIGHT GAME
ARMOUR PRO CHAMP
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BIZ United Press
FLUSHING. N. Y, Sept. 15.-
Tommy Armour Of Detroit today
wore the national professional golf
ers crown. He won the title, held
for two years by Leo Diegel,
.ishrd1 etaoi shrd etaoi shrdlud
in an exciting battle with Gene
Sarazen, UP, here Saturday.
Sarazen was playing on his home
course.
It was Armour's first victory IN
the pro meet. A fourteen-foot putt
on the final green gave him the
victory.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Baseball Calendar

Second Game. Seven Innings; Derkness)
Et EPittshuTgh ............ oo2 1870 II l
NSM 1oIk -..~ ..s.....-. 600 OIL Q-S 4
Wood. French and Hemsley: walker,
Donohue and Hogan.
First Game)
St Louis '.....-..... 2s2 oo2 eoo-e IS
Grimes and Mancuso, Brandt FRANK
house, Sherdel. Jones and Spohrer. Cronin.
Second Game. Eight Innings. Sunday Law.
s.. Louis .............. oo1 100 10 s
johnson, Lindsey. Kauffman and Man
cuso. Cantwell and Cronin.
(oniy Games Scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phils eelphia ..s.-.. 100 oo2 sio--7 u
EaTnshaw and oochEsne. Ferren Bsan
New York ........ ozo 30 1910 IS o
Detroit ..-- ....-.-.- 900 ool oo2-s Z
RuhinE and Jorgens, whiteh.ll. Hossett.
Sullivan. Cantreu and Desautsls.
Washinston ....... olo coo 600 o-fs O
Chicago -..-.--.--.. oio 600 GOO IA 0
) crowdsr and HarEravs. Moore and Tats.
Boston at St Louis. rair.)
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
ROTARY MEET OCT. 2
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept 15.-James-
town, who proved himself one of the
greatest Juveniles in years in vim
ming the Futurity at Belmont, gives
promise Of even greater perform
ances as a 3-year-old next season.
By nosing out Equipoise in Satur-
daY's blue ribbon event. George D.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
BY KNUTE ROCKNE,
Member All America Board Of Football
reg. u. S. Patent Office

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 15.-
There appears to be no real out
standing team in the Big Ten this
coming season, but there seems to
be eight good teams in the max
ing, fully up to the fine, high STAN
dard which the Western Confer
ence always has maintained.
From the point of view Of ma
terial both from last years squad
and 1880 freshmen, the University
Of Michigan. would appear to be the
leading prospect at this stage. A
lot of the big, heavy material at
Michigan last year was somewhat
of a disappointment, but reports are
that they will be a lot better and,
furthermore, the team will have a
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Already?
Bu United Press

BIZ DUtJBU FJ6SS
DROOKLYN, Sept. 15.-The
D Brooklyn baseball club
will start receiving applications
for world series tickets Tues
day. All applications must be
made for three games, accom-
panied by a certified check or
money order. No applicant
will receive more than two sets
of tickets. The prices will be
$3.50 for three box seats and
$3.50 for three grand stand
seats.