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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
LIST OF CANDIDATES
Filed at the Statehouse

Eugene 3. Grove (Dem,).. Bedford. con-
Horace L. Hanna tRep.l, Plainfield, Judge
4 tSsoTTs e. x! Kassabaum IRepl. Monticello
Judge Thirty-ninth judicial circuit. ..,...
Paul G. Lutz DEN PerGi pT2sec"'ins
ator Upton. Hamilton and Boone.
Charles H. Foley Rep. 0gilntcy' Pr PROSE-
rw Iffia croqnsgHressi o1i district. 49,,
Ray R. Boruff CRep), Bedford. judge
FV 9ienn I GfSWold DemJ. Peru. congress
eleventh congressional district:
0r @i Tent6 c w0ST ssSl district.
prosecuting attorney. Thirty-seventh judi
''C Christian itSi9' j. Wurtz Dem9. Star City,
Joint representative Fulton and PULASKI
'o Rrsiaard oaks Handy (Rep). Mt. Yer
non. ioint representative Posey, Wander
burg and Warrick counties.
Roscoe D. Moore tRep.J, Bed1oro PROSE
cutting attorney, Fortieth judicial circuit:
Rufus F. East (Rep), Gary. representa-
tive Lake county. ..4 100,
James F. Pace Rep). Gary. lolnt rep
resentative Lake and Porter counties.
George A. Hoffman (RepD, Indianapolis
fudge Marion superior court.
J. Harry Browning DEM. ElEnart: con-
gress. Thirteenth congressional district:
Thomas Grant (Rep), Lowell repre-
sentative Lake county.
Charles Y. Foster (Rep.). Carmel, repre-
sentative Hamilton county. . ..,..
Orin E. FELTON, (Rep), Fairmount, 1olnI
representative Grant and Blackforo
william c. Babcock (Rep). Rensselaer,
Joint representative Jasper ana Newton
Homer Homer L. Cook (Dem.). indianapolis. SEN
ator Marion county. , H..
James L. Tucker (Rep.l. Salem, Judge
Fortv-second judicial circuit.
Samuel B. Pettengill CDem.). South Bend
congress, Thirteenth congressional dlstrlct
Chas. E Walker (Deml. Indianapolis
commemorative Marion county.
Withdrawn
Brainard Oaks HANDY (Rep.l. MI. yer:
non. Joint senator Posey. Vanderburg ano
James F. Pace tRepl. Gary. candidate
for representative of Lake county.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
EBAUGH SEEKS OFFICE
Insurance Examiner Files in Race
for County Auditor.

Candidacy of John William
Ebaugh, former state representa-
tive, Tor the Republican nomination
for Marion county auditor has been
announced.
Ebaugh, who is an examiner for
the state insurance department, was
born at Cumberland. Ind. and has
lived here for tnirtv wears.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
Buy Machine Gun

81 United Press
NEW KENSINGTON, Pa. Feb. %.
Business men of New Kensington
responded generously and prompt
" TO an appeal Of Police Chlef
Dan J. Zeloyle and the police de-
partment now has a modern ma
chine gun to aid in experimenting
criminals
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21

coffee, 2 cups sugar, 4 cup corn
syrup and q cup butter. Boil until
syrup cracks in cold water. Grease
a shallow pan ard lay Il cup
shopped pecans on the bottom. Pour
syrup over nuts. When almost cool
work in small squares.
WINNIFRED RAE MOHR.
St. Paul, Ind.
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This prize recipe column is conducted
for the benefit OF Times subscribers
The Times believes that the family
cook" appreciates a change from the
everyday menus, ard invites an ex-
change OF favorite recipes. Write or
print your recipes plainly. addressing
them 10 the Recipe Editor. Indianapolis
Times. and 4 it IS selected for this
column. check will be sent you within
two weeks from the date it appears.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
Theodore Friedrich, sol Fletcher
avenue, Chevrolet coupe, found at
Georgia street and Kentucky ave-
nue..
Ford roadster, 739-675, wrecked at
Harding street and the Belt rail-
road.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
DELAY RECTOR'S TRIAL
Kentucky Minister to Face Diocesan
Court for Marrying Catholic.
BN United Press

on CHitCd PTeSS
LEXINGTON, Ky, March 21-
Date Of the trial of the Rev. Julius
Arnold Velasco, rector of st. Johns
Episcopal church at Dayton, KY,
before an ecclesiastical court of the
diocese has been postponed until
April %.
Mr.. Velasco is accused Of con-
duct unbecoming a minister and of
disobedience to Bishop H. P. Almond
Abbott, following his marriage to
Miss Catherine Rogers, Ellicott, Md,
by Catholic priest The bishop
claims the rector violated a preor-
dination agreement to resign should
he marry a Catholic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
TALK BLACKLIST MOVE
University Professors Spurred by
Sex QUESTIONABLE Case.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. March 21.-Because OF
the University of Missouri "seX
QUESTIONABLE" incident, a "black-
listing" of colleges not conforming
to the standards of academic free
dom set up by the American Asso-
citation of University Professors was
being vigorously advocated today.
Such a proposal will be placed
before the several hundred members
Of the Federation Of American So
cieties for Experimental Biology
when it holds its annual sessions
here next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
Little MoIasses Cake

One-half cup fat, cup dark
brown sugar, ! teaspoonful CHINA
mon, 4 teaspoonful ground cloves,
u teaspoontuI nutmeg, / egg, 4
teaspoonful salt, / cup cold water,
20 cup molasses, 2i3 cups flour,
l teaspoonful soda.
Cream fat and sugar. Add re-
manning ingredients and, when
mixed, place in creased muffin
pans. Bake fifteen minutes in mod
crate oven. This will make fifteen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21

( cakes. Little molasses cakes and
coffee are ideal for bridge parties
and other functions where light re-
frestments are in demand.
MRS. MARY L. SUTTON.
| Is North Bosart avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
Macedoine Of Fruit

Mix together / cup of diced pine
apple, Z cup of grapefruit cut in
pieces, Z cup Of diced apple, I cup
of orange sections and u cup OF
confectioners' sugar. Set this out to
chill. When ready to serve put some
of the fruit and syrup in individual
dishes and place a ball Of orange ice
on top.
MRS. r. j. PULLMAN.
R. r. {, Betesville.
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Piece Meal

Slice a layer Of raw potatoes IN
the bottom of q casserole, then a
layer Of raw onion; over this spread
one cup of cooked rice, then a layer
of hamburg steak. Over this pour
one pint of tomatoes Season each
layer with salt and pepper. Sprinkle
flour and butter or grated cheese on
top.
MRS. H. BREBBERMAN.
1883 South Randolph street.
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Woman, IS, Leads Class

BU tHtItU ITCSS
LAYTON, Okla, Feb. 2S.-Mrs.
Mary Stamper, IS, lea the field of
twenty-five honor roll students in
the first semester at Cameron Agri-
cultural school, She had a record
of straight AS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
Hot Cheese Balls

Mix cup grated cheese, 4 cup fine
breadcrumbs, Z teaspoon Wor-
cestershire and l beaten egg. Make
into small balls, Dip in beaten egg
and crumbs and fry in deep fat
until light brown. Drain and serve
very hot with salad.
MISS ELIZABETH GIL BERT.
412 Wallace avenue, CraWfords-
vile, Ind.
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his back porch to a hollow log con-
tanning six quarts of liquor. led TO
the arrest here Of +. T. Wise
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He Should Have Jumped
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March PA
well-beaten path in the snow from
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Mocha Brittle
Mix in saucepan, l cup strong
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Semi-Pr0 and Amateur
Baseball Notes

st. Philips BOYS Club indoor team will
Play John1y Zines TINES AnStar ffIse To-
Il T has recofd Of sx CONSECUTIVE Wins
Game viii start at $50; Line-qPs: All
have. CT Etheridge. IF: Boxell. 2b; Baker
u; Mcclure. lb: whitney ?: Boys Club
81 El s Sl o" 2S: Meyers S rs IS: Mcmahon
IF; Shaubhut. c; West. p.
indianapolis Reserves will play Western
A. A. Sunday D. m. Reserves are in
need of q good shcrtstop and third base
man. Call Oh. SAIL.
A. Sunday al Riverside No. 3 at 3 P. m.
Sherick and Bright will form the Cardinals
the Acme firing line. Cardinals have July
Z open and would like to book a city or
S snsss Street or can Dr.. s1o4-W. Perkins
vile and Mars Hill. notice.
Assumption A. c. will meet St. Josephs
IN a double-header at Rhodius No. ] sun
dav at 2 o. m. complete shake-up has
boid an IMPORTANT ~ h practice this evening
at RhodiuS park. Wersing, Anne and ia
hoboe notice.
fast city team playing Sunday ball in
the city is in need Of good shortstop
Due to the Baltimore & Obi, railroad
picnic SATURDAY. games scheduled between
been transferred from BrookSide No. 2 to
q. m. All PLAYERS Of both clubs are re-
auested to note change and report at dia-
mond early.
Following their to s triumph over Irv-
ington Builders in Municipal league
game last Sunday. Sexson Coal nine will
play Riverside Olympic next sunday at
Riverside No. ! at D. m.
The strong indianapolis Meldons have
open dates July 4. IS and 81, and out-ot-
town games are desired with leading state
Olive street phone Drexel 3679-J. South
Bend Indians. Elkhart Triple AS, Terre
Haute Eagles. Louisville XVI White SoX,
Bedford Greystones and Peru Crews take
notice.
indianapolis orioles will meet Foresters
Cubs SUNDAY at Riverside diamond 8 at
800 PLAYERS are requested TO report at
] O'clock orioles have. open dates in July
teams. Call Belmont $500 and ask for Joe.
Gliss and RosehIoch will form the Oriole
battery Sunday.
The U. B. Pals will play the Calvary
nine a double header Saturday at Brook
st. Patricks will meet Irvington Builders
IN a Municipal League tilt at Garneld ola-
mond Sunday at s p. m. SAINTS VIII
meet tonight at the eluorooms. All players
attend.
The schedule for the Long Acre-Power
and Light game of the Capitol City League
has been ehanged from s hiSerSloe 9 TSs
game will start at 2:30. The players nave
heen invited to take a dip after the game
in Long Acre pool.
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Is
i'm
Chicago Go
$4,000 Expected to Witness
Won Porat Against
Georgian.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June GOV. L. Strib-
ling, who still is called the Georgia
schoolboy" even though his age
makes the appelation unapplicable.
will be 6-5 favorite to defeat Otto
Won Porat, the smuggling Chicago
Norwegian, when the two enter the
ring before what the Chicago sta
dunn expects to be a capacity crowd
of $4,000 tonight.
Although he is going into the
battle with what he terms a bruised
hand" Stribling has not lost the
favor of the fans. w. L. complained
regarding the hand last Monday and
finally succeeded in getting the bout
postponed from Wednesday until
tonight, but he was denied further
postponement when examinations
and X-rays disclosed no broken
bones.
A veteran of some 300 fights, the
Georgian is meeting perhaps the
hardest puncher he ever has faced,
but fans think experience and
craftiness will allow him to avoid
Won Porat's "haymaking" punches.
Won Porat, weighing about 205
pounds, is expected to have a four
teen-pound weight advantage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Old Pete Is
Given Job by
Dallas Club

BIZ United Press
DALLAS, Tex, June 20.-The
Dallas clubDof the Texas League an
nounced today the acquisition of
Grover Cleveland Alexander, star
major league pitcher for twenty
years.
Alexander, who was recently re-
leased by the Philadelphia Phillies,
will report here either Sunday or
Monday, ready for duty when the
second half of the Texas League
split season opens.
The Dallas club officials said
Alexander's salary will be the high
est in the history of the Texas
League. They declined to reveal the
actual figures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Week End Schedule for
Local City Leagues

The j. P. Mallory team and Crescent
Paper nine will play at Pennsy park
Saturday afternoon for the benefit OF the
Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association.
Proceeds will 60 toward defraying expenses
of sending the city champions to the Ma
tional Baseball Federation tournament.
This game will decide the leadership of
this league Noblitt Sparks will meet, the
Indiana Electric at Spades No, l and De
Molay will play Bridgeport at Riverside
SUNDAY SCHOOL NO.
:. c. NJ. B. VS.. River Avenue at Riverside
Blain. Avenue VS.. Zion Evangelical. at
~ SUNDAY SCHOOL NO.
Edwin RAY VS., Broadway NJ. E, at Gar
Memorial Baptist VS.. Central Christian.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Fl. Harrison VS.. Pennsy R. r.. at TT.
Southport VS. Big Four. at Southport.
CITY LEAGUE
Drop Forge vs.. E. C. Atkins, at Gar
5. : Q. vs.. Link Belt Dodge. at Brook
Printers VS.. Link Belt Ewart. at Jamison
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE
Kingan VS.. Roberts MIX, at River
Van Camp vs.. G. & J. Rubber. at
Rho6ius No. /.
Indiana Highway VS.. Real silk. at River
CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE
Long Acre vs.. Power g. Light. at River
side No. /.
Philco Radio vs.. Majestic Radio. at
Riverside No. S.
s. II. S. SUNDAY SCHOOL
castleton vs.. oaklandon. at Riverside
hillside vs. Bethany. Garfield No. ?.
United Brethren VS.. Calvary. at Brook
side No. !.
EM-ROE LEAGUE
st. Phillips vs.. Oriental Bull Dogs. at
Riverside No. 4.
GARFIELD Radio vs.. Rhodius Cubs. Garfield
No. ?.
Riverside Cubs vs.. western Union. at
Riverside No. Z
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Indians Move to Kansas City
After Brewer Finale To-day
Burwe Proves Battling Thursday and Downs Milwaukee;
KoeneCke Leads Attack With Three Blows.

hit combined to give Milwaukee one
run, and in the seventh shortstop
Windle popped a home run over q
short fence with one runner ahead.
At other times the Tribe hurler was
the master out there on the hill
lock.
The series count was two to one
in Milwaukee'S favor as the teams
prepared to do BATTLE again this
afternoon.
After two out in the fifth Thurs
day the Tribesmen suddenly land
ed on Robertson and singles by
Connolly and Hoffman and double
by WarStler and triple by Koenecke
produced three markers. The In
dams also scored in the fourth and
sixth.
Len Koenecke, trailing Tribe reg
ulars in hitting, was the star swat
ter of the day with a single, double
and timely three-base wallop and
Warstler came to life with single
and double.
Inc Indians TOOK on a new ny
chaser Thursday and used him at
once in right field. He is Bruce
Campbell, a semi-pro from West
Pullman, III. He was recommended
for trial and Manager Corriden will
give him plenty of work if he can
hit. Campbell bats left handed and
supplanted Dorman for the day
against right handed pitching. The
newcomer went hitless, but crashed
a couple hard and took care of his
outfield post.
Bud Connolly extended his hitting
streak by poking out one single, CIV
ing him a record Of getting one or
more bingles in eighteen consecutive
games. He was up five times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Winner
at Speedway

Peter De Paolo, winner of the 1925
500-nnile classic, won two of three
exhibition races at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway Thursday on the
program of the convention of Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets of the En-
chanted Realm.
Pete averaged ninety mine miles
an hour to win the twenty mile
event, with Lou Moore second and
Ned Meyer, indianapolis, third. He
also won ten-mile event at ninety
miles an hour, with Bill Cummings
and Marion Trexler, local drivers,
second and third. Moore won the
second miller, with De Paolo Sec
ond and Trexler third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Yale Grew Heavy Favorite in
Historic Race With Harvard
Rivals Stage 18th Annual Duel Today; Crimson Boats
Take Preim Events.

100000 watching from land, water
and sky.
This is the seventy-ninth year of
Yale Harvard rowing.
Victory was virtually conceded to
the Yale's powerful unbeaten var
sity crew brought to the peak by
Ed Leader, former University of
Washington coach, who came to
Yale in 1922.
Harvard swept the Thames this
morning by winning the two open
ing races. The Harvard junior var
sity won the mile race by about
half a length after thrilling duel
with Yale over the last half mile
of a nip and tuck race.
Harvard'S victory in a junior var
sity followed closely on the Grim
sons smashing f1ve-1ength victory
in the freshman event Both races
were rowed two miles down stream.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Local Pro Defends Title

With a record field entered, COM
petition in the annual Indiana
open golf tournament which opened
Thursday at the Cressmoor Country
Club, Gary, was expected to be close.
Neal Mcintyre, pro at the Highland
Country Club. indianapolis, was the
defending champion and decided
favorite to repeat.
Mcintyre clipped four strokes of
par Thursday to enter a three-way
tie with Ralph Stonehouse, local
pro, and Johnny Watson of South
Bend for the first round lead. The
trio had 14o's for the thirty six
holes.
Mcintyre enjoyed a successful
season in the southern and
western winter tournaments and has
beer playing spectacular golf since
his return here this spring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20

Jones is the first golfer to win
both the British amateur and open
championships in single year since
John Ball turned the trick back in
1880. The Albanian also holds the
national open championship Of the
United States.
CompSton Takes Tumble
Bobby won the present British
championship with rounds of 10,
70, "a and rs. He equaled the
course record on the opening day
to tie for the lead with Macdonald
Smith and Henry Cotton. The
second days play gave him a lead
of one stroke over Fred Robson,
his nearest competitor.
Big Archie Compston came from
behind with a record breaking So
in the third round to take the lead
by stroke, but Ccmpston, like the
others, cracked this afternoon and
trailed Jones six strokes at the
finish.
Horton Smith finished with a 70
and an aggregate of 296, five
strokes back of Bobby. Abe Nit
chell had 3o2, Don Moe, the Port
land youngster, BOB.
Fred Robson scored 296 and Jim
Barnes, 297.
DiegeI Falters
After Jones had finished his final
round, most of the gallery rushed
over to watch Leo Diegel. The
American pro had an outstanding
chance to pass Bobby, but took
thirty eight on his first nine Com
ing home he ran into trouble with
his putter on the last few holes and
lost out. Macdonald Smith came
fast at the finish with II, two I'M
der par, to gain the tie for second.
F. G. Stevens Jr. of Hollywood,
Cal, scratched after he played the
sixteenth hole Of his third round.
He had scored ~, six over par,
going out.
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BIZ Times Special
MILWAUKEE,, June 20.-Jumping
back to a ty-f1fty basis in games
won and lost this season by trim
ming the Brewers Thursday, to 3,
the Indians of Johnny Corriden
were to wind up their Milwaukee
visit today in the series finale and
early this evening will light out
for long ride to Kansas City to
open a four-day stand with the
Blues Saturday.
Bill Burwell drew the mound as
signment in the third tilt of the
series Thursday, and turned in a
neat job by allowing only seven
hits, while his mates attacked
Charlie Robertson enough to finish
on the long end of the count. Bill
had his curve under control and
the home nine was lucky to collect
three markers. He did not issue
a single walk.
In the fourth an error and lucky
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Mangin Enters
British Finals

By United Press
LONDON, June 20. - Gregory
Mangin, American tennis star from
Montclair, N. j., entered the final
round of the mems singles in the
Queens Club championships today,
defeating w. A. r. Collins of Scot
land, 90, Us.
Mangin will meet Wilmer Allison
Of Texas, who defeated the Japa-
nese Davis cup star, S. Ohta, CT,
rs, in the other semi-final bracket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
YANKEES LAND H0AG

BIZ Times Specal
NEW YORK, June 20-Meryl
Hoag, youn star sacramento out
fielder, has been landed by the
Yankees, and the Giants are out of
the running for the youths serv-
ices. Definite announcement was
made by Yankee officials Thursday
night, following reports Wednesday
that John McGraw's club was "hot
and heavy" after the youngster.
Cash and players will be given in
exchange.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Brown, Court
in Swift Go

Followers of the padded mitt
sport were we'll entertained at River
side open-air arena Thursday night
by a program of five scraps and in
the main go between Willard Brown
and Charlie Court the crowd was
about even-up on picking the win
ner. However, it appeared Brown
was entitled to a shade. Complete
results:
willard Brown, Indianapolis, won by
shade over Charlie Court. Cincinnati. ten
rounds.
Carl Schradel. indianapolis outpointed
Lou Shaw. Cincinnati, eight rounds.
Frank Kierke won over Johnny Hammer
four rounds
Young Leach shaded Roy Woods. four
rounds.
TufTy Mitchell outpointed Jimmy Fox
four rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
Meunier Gains
Tennis Finals

Joe Stubs and Chick Ertel
clashed today for the right to meet
Vincent Meunier in the finals of
the Fall Greek junior tennis tour
ney. Meunier defeated Woody De-
Halfway in a senli-f1nal tilt Thurs
day, TO, GO, 6-3.
Play in mems singles also was
scheduled to start today with fifty
five entered. Dick Bastian, Jake
Rhodehamel, Paul Meunier, Justus,
Wood, Dorey, Sunman and Four
mace were seeded in that order.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
SEVEN HIT OVER 400

Since the National League was
launched in 1876 only seven players
have earned batting averages OF
more than 400 and only four have
entered that class in the American
League.