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The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Defeated
La Barba Gives Cuban Real
TrounCing; Taylor to
Meet Winner.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-For two
years. Kid Chocolate of Cuba fought
without losing a bout, saved his
money and laid away nearly quar-
ter of a million dollars
Then, last summer, a decision
went against him, and he announced
that he was through with the ring
Since that time, they say, the little
Negro who had shown such estina .
bic restraint in victory, started to
burn the candle at both ends.
Chocolate tried a comeback Mon
day night. against Fidel La Barba,
the former flyweight champion of
the world, and was promptly and
effectively punched into submission
The bout which drew a capacity
crowd of more than 10000 to Madi-
son Squade Garden. was so one
sided as to be uninteresting. The
Cuban entered the ring an s to 5
fayorite, and was beaten from the
first punch to the last
La Barba, who retired himself
some time ago to study to be a doc
tor, stamped himself as the out
standing contender for the feather
weight championship by decisively
defeating Chocolate, forcing the
fighting from the first bell to the
last and winning seven of the ten
rounds by a wide margin.
Chocolate, who was trained down
to 1913 pounds, lacked his former
speed and dash. and missed badly
with his usually deadly right.
La Barba will meet BUD Taylor
of Terre Haute here Nov. %, and
the winner will be recognized as
the outstanding featherweight of
the world, despite the fact that the
title now is held by BaU Battaliro
of Hartford, Conn.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
SIX BOUTS ARRANGED

The weekly two-bit fistic show at
Tomlinson. hall Wednesday night
has been arranged with six bouts,
making up the twenty-eight rounds
Of action. The feature will see
Carl Lang, Louisville, against Rosey
Baker, Anderson, for eight rounds
in the middleweight class. The bal
ance Of the bill follows:
Bepe Wilson vs.. K. O.. Brown. no
pounds: Du@ch Miller VS.. Steve Burnett.
$50 pounds: Noble Wallace VS.. Pug Smith.
40 pounds: Kid Galloway VS.. Kid Burch.
i20 pounds: K. o. Mellett vs.. Kid Aggett.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

conferences seeking an equitable
representation of members on all
bodies of the I. H. S. A. A. from all
sizes Of schools, a plan was outlined
and will be acted on soon.
The legislative committee recon-
mended the following scheme to
secure legislative body members and
board of control members in future
elections.
/. Representation on the legislative body
and board of control on the basis of en-
rollment in high school, the high schools
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ened to Withdraw from the I. H. S
A. A. annual basket tourney and
not to invite sectional and regional
meets if the existing conditions
were not remedied.
Representatives of the complain
ing schools at the meeting were
G. E. Hinshaw of Kokomo: j. S.
MCGOWAN, South Bend; Fl. M
Jessee, Valparaiso: Milo H. Stuart
Indianapolis (TechnicaD: v. l.
Tatlock, Bloomington, and r. Mel
son Snider, TT. Wayne.
''The meeting was a harmonious
rone, all parties working sincerely
for the good of the I. H. S. A. A.,
Trester stated after the recent
session.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Three Varsity
Penn Backs on
Hospital List

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Three
varsity Penn backs, Captain Dick
Gentle, Warren Gette and Bill
Graupner, sustained injuries in the
Kansas game that may keep them
out of the tilt with Notre Dame
here Saturday. Gentle suffered a
bruised right knee, while Graupner
aggravated and old shoulder wound.
SOUTH BEND, Ind.,i Nov. A.
Following his policy of taking every
game in stride, Knute Rockne sent
his Notre Dame squad through a
strenuous workout here today in
preparation for the Penn game Sat-
urday. The Irish mentor expects 6
hard battle with the Quakers.
The squad is in top shape after
the Indiana game and was given a
rest Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
JOEY FREEMAN VICTOR

BY United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Joey Free
man, 1872, Chicago, knocked out
Jimmy Ryan, 1856, San Francisco, in
the first round here Monday. Jackie
Davis, 1873, Springfield, ILL.,, stopped
Joe Brown, 1S9, Chicago (5); Jimmy
Mahoney, 1711z. Chicago, drew with
Joe Miller. 1751s, Chicago 80; Steve
Hess, 1919, Chicago, defeated
frankie Lamar, 159, Chicago (6).
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
CARR is REELECTED

A. E. Carr was elected president
Of the indianapolis Amateur Base
ball Association for the sixth con-
secutive year at the annual meeting
held Monday at the association Of
fee.
F. Earl Cseider was reelected for
the fifth time to serve as secretary
Other officers reelected were
Adolph Fullgraff, first vice -presi-
dent: Blake Wilson. second vice.
president, and Rex P. Young
treasurer,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. Ats time to
" look over the undefeated
Northwestern football team and see
what makes it go.
The Wildcats have won five
straight games and appear headed
for a certain tie, at least, for the
Big Ten championship. Western,
and even national honors, are
within reach. of Northwestern, but
the barrier to this ambitious goal
is Notre Dame.
Northwestern hasn't been extend
ed in defeating Tulane, Ohio State,
Illinois, Centre and Minnesota, and
it's quite possible that it will take
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
BY YERN BOXELL.

Definite action on one Of the most
important problems which has faced
the Indiana High School Athletic
Association since its formation has
been taken and a solution probably
will be reached soon, according to a
statement by A. L. Trester, commits
sioner.
At a recent meeting of commit
tees from the legislative body and a
group representing four large prep
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BIZ Tnited Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-The biggest
invasion OF the east by middle
western football teams in all his
tory will take place this week.
Three Big Ten teams and Notre
Dame will go east to meet four rep
resentatives of that section. Mich
igan, undefeated and almost GER
tain to get at least tie for the
western conference title, will play
Harvard at Cambridge, Illinois will
battle Army at Yankee stadium, New
York, and Ohio State will clash with
Navy at Baltimore.
Notre Dame completes the quar-
tet of invaders. meeting PennSyl-
vania at Philadelphia. More than
100000 fans are expected to use
these four intersectiona1 games,
with the Notre~ Dame-Penn game
probably drawing the top crowd Of
10 900.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Butler Holds
Final Drill

Buffers Bulldogs today were
scheduled for their last local work
out before departing Wednesday
afternoon for New Orleans, where
they will tackle Loyola on Friday
night. Coach Bell sent his squad
through a strenuous workout Mon
day. The Blue eleven will practice
under fioodlights at New Orleans
Thursday.
The Bulldogs came out Of their
victory over Wabash with only a
few minor injuries and will be in
top shape to face the unbeaten
Loyola eleven.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Academies in
Charity Game

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-St. Johns and
Culver military academies will meet
at Soldier Field here Saturday in a
game for the aid of the unemployed
The battle between the two rivals
will be held under the auspices Of
the American Legion, the receipts to
go in part to unemployed veterans
Of the World war. The legion ex-
poets to net $4,000.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Every Player Works Hard-Thats Why Northwestern Wins

Baker, Woodworth, Russell, Bru-
der, Hanley and 'Rentner are the
outstanding stars, but the remark
able thing about every man on the
team-and maybe that's why they're
winnings his diligent performance
of assignments.
Seldom does Northwestern play
er just go through the motions.
Tackling, blocking or whatever the
assignment, they are leveling on
every play.
DAKER, the hawk-like end, and
Id Woodworth, the running guard
with the flaming red hair Che plays
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
SPIVEY TAKES MATCH

Lou Spivey Monday clicked of
his second straight win in the state
three-cuShion cue tourney at Harry
Coolers parlor when he defeated
Walter Ramsey, so to 80. The match
went seventy-one innings and high
run was f1ve by the winner. Lou
Volger viii take on Harry Baldwin
tonight.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

without a helmeb, usually attract
the most attention from the specta-
tors, because of their spectacular
work in the open.
If ever there was an all-star back
field put together. this Northwest
ern quartet is one. Every man in
the group can do just about every
thing in the book.
The hardest hitter is Russell, who
is fast and powerful. Rentner and
Hanley are the best open field run
ners. Bruder is perhaps the best
all-round player of the group. And
not the least important thing about
all four is their ability to block.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
OHIO BUILDS oFFENSE

BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 4-Ohio
State came through the Wisconsin
game with no serious injuries and
will be in top shape for Saturdays
game with Navy.
Coach Willaman was pleased with
the teams defensive showing and
will work this week to improve the
offenSe.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
IOWA is CONFIDENT

BIZ United Press
IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. A new
spirit is evident in the Iowa grid
camp this week following the up
set" victory over Detroit, and the
Hawkeyes are now cunning for g.
triumph over the undefeated Mar
quette team Saturday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
UMPIRES IN SESSION

indianapolis Baseball Umpires AS
sociation viii hold an important
meeting Wednesday night at the B.
& o. freight Office. All members
are urged to attend by Secretary
Edward Hartman,
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State Colleges This Week
FRIDAY NIGHT

FRIDAY NIGHT
Butler at Loyola, New Orleans.
Danville Normal at Indiana Stat
Teachers (Terre Hautel.
Oakland City at Bethel, RuSselville, Ky
Manchester at Indiana Central field.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Northwestern at Indiana.
Totre Dame at Pennsylvania.
Purdue at Chicago.
De Pauw at Boston university.
wabash at Centre, Danville, KY.
Ball Teachers at Franklin.
Pose Poly at Evansville.
Hanover at Earlham, Richmond.
Valparaiso at Aurora, Ill.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Early Basket Notes

Christanore House is sponsoring a bas-
ket league for teams of the 135-145-pound
class. Teams desiring to enter call Bel
mont ITS and leave phone number and
name. Speedway Sunday School. Fairfax
Christian West Washington NJ. e. and
Memorial Married People. notice.
Morristown Merchants have organized
for the season and desire games on a
home -and-home basis. Morristown won
tWenty-six out Of thirty-four games last
season. Write Richard Heck for informa-
ton.
South Side Turner's cage squad will 20
through their weekly practice. including a
light scrimmage and fundamentals. at
the gym. 305 Prospect street wednesday
at D. m. All former Turner'S and Try
outs be on hand. For games or informa-
ton write ATHLETIC committee.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
CUB COACHES SIGN

Bu Times SpeciGI
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Ray schalk
will be head coach and Charlie
OLeary will be assistant coach I'M
der Manager Rogers Hornsby of the
Cubs, it was announced late Mon
day. Schalk was assistant coach
under Joe Mccarthy the past season
and OLeary was with the Yankees.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Notre Dame to apply the acid test
to Dick Hanley's Wildcats.
Veterans who have been under
Hanley since he came to North
western from the Haskell Indians
in 1917, form the backbone of the
Wildcats winning combination.
Northwestern's f1rst-string lineup
follows:
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
HAWLEY HELPS HARVARD

BIZ United Press
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, NoT. A.
Jesse HaWley, former head coach
at Dartmouth, has joined the
Harvard coaching staff for three or
four days to help Arnold Horween
get the Crimson. demoralized BY
a defeat by Dartmouth and a tie by
william and Mary. IN shape for the
Michigan game Saturday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Click Beats Fserlick

BIZ Times Special
TORONTO, Ontario. Nov. A.
Joe Click, veteran Brooklyn light
weight, outpointed Henry Perlick,
Kalamazoo. in ten-round scrap
here Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Star Michigan
Tackle Returns

BIZ United Press
Coach Kipke believes that Harvard
has stressed pass defense for Satur-
days game and is drilling the
Michigan squad on running attack
for use if the aerial game is halted.
Auer, varsity tackle, was in uni
form Monday for the first time since
oct. Is with Capt. Sinrall as the
only remaining cripple.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
BELL WHIPS DAVIES

PH Times Special
PITTSBURGH. Nov. Archie
Bell, Brooklyn, defeated Willie Da-
vies, Charleroi, in a ten-round scrap
here Monday. Davies was making
his debut as bantamweight.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
SEALS BUY FRAZIER

BR Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.--The
local Seals of the Pacific Coast
League have purchased outfelder
Roy Frazier from the Pittsburgh
Pirates. He was with Indianapolis
part OF the past season. Frazier IVES
developed in the Coast loop.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
LuCAS III HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI, Nov. Red Lucas,
ace Of the Cincy Red mound staff,
entered . local hospital Monday.
He is being treatedAfor gall or kid
ney stones and efforts are being
made to avoid an operation
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
PUG RENTNER OUT

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON. Ill, Nov. pug"
Rentner, varsity full back, will be
unable to play in Northwestern's S
game with Indiana Saturday and
may not get back in action before
the Notre Dame game, Nov. %.
Rentner tore a muscle in his arm
tackling Jack Manders in the Min
nesota game.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
COLuMRIA STAR OUT

Bu United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. with Ralph
Hewitt definitely out of the Colgate
game next Saturday with an in
jured ankle, coach Lou Little today
began search for some one to re-
place the ace half back.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
AL FRIEDMAN VICTOR

RH Times Special
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. Al
Friedman, Boston heavyweight,
easily outpointed Frankie Wine Of
Montana over the ten-roulid route
here Monday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Prem Gridman Dies

BIZ TIMES Special
TOLEDO, Nov. 4.-Injuries re-
ceiveed in a high school football
game here last Wednesday proved
fatal to Norman Wolford, Is, Waite
high school senior. He died here
Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
BY DICK MILLER v

BIZ DICh MILLER
A big and powerful Logansport
high school team, undefeated, will
roll into town Friday afternoon to
tackle the wavering Technical high
school squad at Tech field. Coach
Raymond Trobaugh, former Indiana
university star, coach of the Logan
eleven, added a very important vic
tory last Saturday when he defeat
ed his home town school, Kokomo,
27 to 6. Next to Importance is to
defeat a big city school While
Tech ordinarily defeats Logansport,
this week is likely to see an ex-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Independent Grid Notes

Irvington Trojans turned in 14-to-0
victory over Belmonts Sunday. The Tro-
JAMS attack was featured by Wetzel and
Meyer, who proved consistent ground
gamers. Troians desire a game for Sun
day and later dates and challenge Chris
tamores. Oak Hill Flashes and Spades for
return games. Call Bob GLADDEN., Irving
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Honsier RifIemen Win

DANVILLE, Ind. Nov. 4.-HooSier
Rife Club shooters of indianapolis
defeated Clayton riflemen here
Monday, 430 to AS. Cissell of the
winner with 90 was high run.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
100000 Fans to See Four
MidWestern E'evens I'm East

Another intersection contest of
interest will be the invasion by De-
pauW university of Greencastle, Ind,
to oppose Boston university at
Boston
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Joe Rivers of Iowa and Hershie
Wilson of Danville, ILL.,, a pair Of
hard-hitting welters, both of whom
put up interesting fights on former
appearances here, will meet for the
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Army, Illinois
Start Work for
Tilt Saturday

WEST POINT, N. Y. Nov. a.
With wen" Bowman, regular
quarter back, and Jack Miller, first
string center, out with injuries,
Army today began serious prepara-
ton for the game with Illinois in
New York Saturday.
The Cadets did little work Mon
day.
BIZ United Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Nov. 4.-Illi-
nois started work. today for Satur-
days game against Army at New
York, with Gil Berry, star half back,
and Tom Wilson, varsity end, un-
able to drill because of injuries. A
scrimmage Wednesday will conclude
the home workouts.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Christamore Cubs would like to schedule
games for the rest Of the season. Teams
playing in the 135-pound class notice. All
Cub PLAYERS attend practices tonight and
Friday at 7:30 p. m. For games call Bel
mont ll75. WestvieW. notice.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Tansey and Biddle starred an Bright
wood Juniors added Bingos to their list
line uncrossed. Juniors will tackle Oak
Hill Flashes Sunday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
PURPLE FROsH WTN

Washington frnSa. led BY Fidger,
who scoFtd four touchdoWns,
trounced Shortridge yearlings at
the west eide Held Monday. 10 to 0.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
Friday Afternoon

Friday Afternoon
Logansport at Tech field.
Shortridge at Manual field. -
Cathedral at Central Catholic, 1T.
Wayne.
4 Washington at Sheridan.
Saturday Afternoon
Yashon, st. Louis, VS.. AttuckS (Pennsy
park.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Indianapolis Midways will hold special
drills on Wednesday and Friday nights
this week at 7:l5 p. m. Coach Oliver re-
quests all players to attend.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04
News of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

three-game win for Cubs and Giants from
Yanks and Pirates, and q two-game vic
tory for Reds. Athletics, Browns and SEN
ators. over Indians. Cards, Dodgers and
White Sox. Noffke, Rudbeck and Koehler
were over the line with totals of 629, 6l3
and 6l3 respectively.
1t was Wheeler and Koelling's turn to
supply the wood for S. & s. Body. during
the Pastime session. Wheeler crashed 643
and Koelling sos to give them three games
from Noble Oil. Singer Sewing and West
Side Five also won three from Lang
JeWelry and Fair Store. as United Dental.
Coca Cola Blakely Monument. Granny
Cafe and Schmitt Insurance. copped two
Five, Stanley JeWelry and Williamson
Furniture.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

tbs Miebseiis Builders the outlaws of the
ST. Philip No. ] League went lnto We
for first place with the losers. curing aon-
dav nisht's plav at the east side drives.
steele Shoe Shop also won tive IIon SJSa Se}a
Cola. their margin in the last game also
being four pins.
Two-eame wins ruled the Rough Note
play on the Delaware drives; sdrsti, riS1 Thfn
spaces, Double Spread, and Nonpareis,
clemens featured with q single game score
OF 226 and three-game total OF $40.
Box Show won two games from Cutters
in the only series rolled by the Centrai
states League.
The Teeth team Of the Lions League
lost the services Of their captain. Wa4lSI1 lS1
sTs 9nss be ste5 c4 last St hs end q the week to
take up his new duties with the Scrlpps-
Howard publication, ip Akrop. Q; sne Inc
their regrets. and wished Ward wen in
his new duties. then proceeded to take two
fa9eSr To rsis ansd and whskeTs d % during the other
contests. Kemper hit the pins hare d1ssss
ing this series games os Asl slS LIZ, ano 1S,,,sS SsS
his leo average with single. game count
Of us and retired for night.
PLAY IN the south side business Mems
Leasue on the Fccntsin Square alleys re-
suited in q three-game win Tor haspef
Furniture and carson Bros: IRON as MaoiSo5 q
4 fwostirne win for Koch Furniture and
Fountain Square state Bank over HelQen-
reich Florists and Ellis Barrier Shop.
Scoring was below par for this loops Danna
being the onlv player over the 600 marx,
with 8 total Of 6i2.
Jack chrvst took home the coffee, after
the star League series on the rrltcnsIt
and Intertype won two games from Oper-
ators and Mailers No. lo. while the Mali
erS No ] went into the lead with three
game win over Circulation
r. oherlles. rolling with the Second Re-
formed team OF the Reformed Church
Leaau6. started as II it was Just another
shsnE s happened M sss falling in the the second
and ga at the nnish to glve him q three
same total Of 676 Charlie GRAY. finished
with 243 to total 627 and John EdeT
flashed his oId-tlme form 70 register COL.
for Trinity and Pleasant Run from Sc.
Paul and Inamanuel. a1ie txo-esme win
Tor Cagroliton Boosters. FlTss 7 GERS, Sec
ond Reformed and Flrs1rlgiS over First
7. 81 c.. Second Reforl,s4 NO. :. BARRACKS
and AIisfats.
Lone star Cement was she only club Of
the ST. Joan of Arc League 70 win three
during their play on the Uptown alleys.
the Walter Eiedsoe quintet being the
loser. Other contests decided two 70 one
were u aaFQr g American Estates. Cspi-
psntex STEEL ever Cltazecs Meter. G. @.
Potts. Centennial Press and Tnterry Bowl
sAnNalter paco lost kh1 first game to m
gene AeN nv wl4e marin during tie
A<Nxl1in1 kezzas sexie& aud then camc
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Oak Hill Flashes have fortified their
guard: Cofee. tackle. and Westcott end
were lost to the team by injuries. The
Flashes will battle BrightWood Juniors next
Sunday at Brookside No. q. All players re-
port for practice Wednesday night. For
games write Larry Coffee. 6094 Ralston
drive. Indianapolis.
In a game that was evenly matched until
the last quarter, the indianapolis College
at Eoblesville Sunday. 13 to 6.
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~ IEFTY LEE

back to win the last two, going over the
900 mark each time. Wash-Rlte also won
two from Burke Cadillac. as Packard and
Edie Battery lost the entire series to N. w.
Sales and State Highway.
Laundry League results showed triple
win for Howdy Club over Progress No. 2,
and a two-game win for Fame and Progress
No. l from Excelsior and Crown.
The Pray and Smitty uuintets had quite
battle during the Optimtst session. Smit-
ty avoiding a shutout by taking the last
game with a margin OF two pins. Memo
and Cooper won the odd game from Dairy
and Carter. while Wynne lost three to
steve.
The Evangelical Church Leagues weekly
session on the Central drives resulted in
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

nlsv N the Delaware drives. Plea Slugs,
Extra Copies. and All Caps defeating Thin
Spaces, Double Spread. and NonpereiEs, Es
ef S26 and three-game total of $40.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

The Midways Cubs we're handed their
first setback of the season by the Ele-
plants at Garfield park Sunday. "a to 49,
Schuck galloped forty yards on a fake re-
verse play for the first touchdown and
Toner plunged over for the second marker.
The Subs braced in the second half to
score thirteen points by a swift passing at
tack. Capplinger and Welton starred for
the losers
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

shelbyville Merchants football team de-
feated Greenwood A.. c. at Greenwood
Sunday. 13 to 6. Merchants scored in the
first quarter when Neu ran around end
for a touchdown and Booher plunged for
the extra point. Shelbyville scored again
in the final period. Greenwood tailed in
the final period on a series Of line plays.
Sunday. Merchants will play St. Pats at
Pennsy park.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

And the same goes for Army and Navy,
natural rivals. kept apart heretofore more
nv Ieather-Iunxed politicians than any
smoldeFinE enmity on the part OF the
PLAYERS.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

Winning the odd game by four pins from
the Michaelis Builders. the outlaws OF tnie ne
for first place with the losers. during Mon
dav NIGHTS plav at the east SIDE drives.
Steele Shoe Shop also won two from COCA
Cola. their margin in the last galne aisO
being four pins.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

BOX show won two games from Cutters
in the only series rolled by the Sentlai
states League.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

these three games alone would yield
more than a million dollars. And just
be arranged in the middle west, the
snrithwesf The south and the far west.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-04

And in the meantime you see fine look
ing men standing with drawn faces on
street corners in the biggest and richest
city in the land selling apples because
there are no Jobs for them in the offices
or the factories, and IS cents OF a dollar
day earned in this desperate way is a
great deal better than unabashed begging
er starva ton.