davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-06-30

dustrial. Y, conflicto de, esta
especie no Sc verified mientras
la sociedad no Sc salio fuera
de los limites de las comuni-
dades nacionales cuya peque-
nez y simplicidad no abruma-
ban la limitada capacidad po-
Utica del hombre. Pero ahora
hemos llegado a la etapa de la
organization International.
La capacidad politica del
hombre y su magnanimidad no
pueden, c~iertamente, con la e.
normidad y complejidad de los
problemas que Sc lie presentan.
Els entonces, en- ell momento de
ansiedad en- que levanta los
ojos hacia arriba en- busca de
auxilio de parte de una mente
superior, cuando encuentra los
cielos vacfos.
Pues bien, la bora ha llega-
do de que ell hombre Sc sirva
de una formula que habia des-
cartado: la verdadera que di-
ce que ell ~hombre es ell temple
del Espiritu Santo. Porque so
10 por medic de su cerebro y
de 81 mano puede este Esprit
tn Santo-antes la persona
mas nebulosa de la Santlsima
Trinidad y ahora su 1nico SUI
perviviente, por ser su Unidad
real, ahora como siempre-sa.
car al hombre de Sus aprietos
resolverle los problemas que
no puede resolver.
Luego entonces, 81 ell Super
hombre ha de surgir, habra de
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bio del precioso documento por
veinte billetes de Banco Sc ha-
bia verificado.
y observed bien-dijo Ro-
berto metiendo ell paquete en- su
bolsillo-que no os recomiendo
ell secreto. Temiendonos mutua-
mente, estamos seguros Ell uno
del otro.
Dos dias despues, en- ell mo-
mento de remitir los legajos al
abogado encargado del asunto,
ell senior Daval not6 con espanto
que la carta de page no estaba
en- su sitio. No podia haberse
perdido; sin duda habia sido ro-
bada. Pero jpor quien?
AL otro dia ell notario, des-
pu6s de una investigation que
no di6 resultado, sospechando
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A EN- LA CASA
DEL SIR. N

AL mediodia de hoy approve
chando que ell Sr. Miguel Muno2
habia bajado a su establecimien-
to, situado en- la planta baja de
la Gale catorce cast esquina a
la novena avenida, los ladrones
entraron en- SUI casa, estableci-
da en- los altos, y de un GESTURE
70 Sc llevaron mas de 5000 que
ALI estaban guardados.
No Sc vic persona alguna en-
trar en- la habitacion.
FuerQn avisados los detectives
de la ciddad.
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LA ORGANIZATION INTER,
NACIONAL
POr George Bernard ShdW

La propiedad privada y ell ma
trimonio son obstaculos muy
exagerados por los revoluclo-
narios de todas las epocas. In
dudablemente que es facil de-
mostrar que 81 la sociedad no
destruye la propiedad priva-
da, esta la destruira a ella.
Hasta la presente-no Sc pue-
de negar-la propiedad priva
da Sc ha mantenido firme, des-
truyendo imperios a diestra y
~siniestra. Pero este ha sido por
que la objection superficial que
Sc lie pone-esto es, que distri-
buye la riqueza social y ell ira
bajo social de un modo gro
tescamente injusto-no habia
amenazado la existencia de la
raza, sino solo la felicidad in
dividual de sus unidades, a la
par que mantenfa formas in
congruas de organization po-
Utica, como la naci6n, ell i'm
perio, etc.
Ahora bien, la NaturaleZa
nunca Sc preocupa de cosas co
me la felicidad, nj reconoce
banderas, nj fronteras, nj lie
importa I'm bledo 81 ell sistema
econ6mico adoptado por una
sociedad es feudal, capitals
ia o colectivista, 81 tan solo
conserva la raza en- pie. Para
la Naturaleza, la colmena o ell
hormiguero son tan aceptables
como la Utopia de los fil6sofos
Por 10 tanto, las demostracio-
mes de los socialistas, por ire.
futables que sean, nunca ha-
ran impression la mas minima
en- Ell sistema propietario.
La campana del entierro de
esa institution no sonara hasts
que entire en- conflicto con algt
mas vital que las injusticia.
personales en- la economic in
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nacer de vientre mujer, fru-
10 del designio intencionado y
bien considerable del hombre.
Una vez que adquiramos la
conviction de que este esta den
tro de la razon, NADIA habra
que Sc lie oponga, Aun las ms
tituciones como ell matrimonio
~ la propiedad privada ten
dram que hacerse a un lado
cuando esta conception espi-
ritual de la constitution del
hombre Sc convierta en- prop6-
sito vital de la raza.
! Matrimonio y Propiedad
Privada tendran que chocar
con ell nuevo concepto en- ell
momento mismo en- que reco-
noZcamos la futileza de engen
drar hombres con fines cuali-
tativos determinados, del mis-
mo modo que criamos gallos
para ell combate, galgos para
las carreras u ovejas para la
matanza. Lo que en- ell hombre
es importante es aquella parte
de Ell que a1n no comprende-
mos. De esa parte nj siQuiera
eStamos conscientes, de igual
manera que no estamos cons
cientes normalmente de como
la acci6n del coraz6n conserva
nuestra sangre en- circulation
ly de que 81 no cuidamos este
importante 6rgano pasaremos
a aumentar las filas de los di-
funtos antes de tempo.
Tenemos, pues, que llegar
a la conclusion de que cuando
hayamos llevado la selection
hasta donde sea possible, elimi
nardo de la lista de progenito-
res elegibles todas aquellas
personals cue no valgan la pc
ma va sea por su estupidez c
.Lpor Sus defectos fisicos, ten.
dremos, no obstante, que de.
%jarnos guar por la fantasia
alias la Voz de la Naturalezs
'l-para engendrar la raza su
'lperior, para producer hombre'
super-humanos, cuya caracte
ristica sera la superioridad de
yo lnconsciente.
sc.
George Bernard Shaw.
! Londres, JUNO de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by Palla:
Features Syndicate.
). Prohibida la reproduction.
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C. c. CORCES
Notario Pib]ico
Telefono: Y 1913

iQue precio poneis a esa carta?
-Veinte mil frances.
II Els mucho! Demasiado!
iExorbitante!
ST 10 creeis asf, caballero,
me retiro-dijo ell j6ven volvien
do a coger ell picaporte.
-Escuchad.
Els inutil; la suma que pi-
do os parece excesiva. Me voy.
-Quedaos.
. Consentfs2
ST, iCuando me dareis la
carta?
"A toca teja. 1Teneis aqui
ell dinero?
ST.
y yo llevo en- mi bolsillo la
.carta.
I'm mOmento despu6s Ell cam
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Ell TEMPO
Ell Secretario.

Lluvias para hoy y manana.
Temperature maxima aver, 81
grades; minima IA.
Sale ell sol a las 5: SO a. m.
y Sc pone a las 7:30 p. M; sale
la luna a las 1901 a. m. y Sc
pone a las lilo p. m.
Marea alta a las $50 a. m. Y
5:23 p. M; marea baja a las
10 AS a. m.
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CABALLEROS DEL AGUILA
De Girls
TOBAL COLON No. Z

Por este medic cito para ell
martes l. de julio, a las 500
P. M. a las senoras Y senori-
tas que tomaran parte en- la
marcia del dfa de la inaugu-
raci6n de nuestro Castillo, pa
ra que tomen una nueva foto-
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grafia, pues la que hicieron no
sirve.
Al mismo tempo Sc les avi-
sa a los miembros de la Banda
de Trompe,as que Sc reunan Ell
microbes a la misma bora y
para 10 mismo, en- complete u:
niforme.
Ell Secretario.
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ESTA EN- VENECIA Ell DR..
SUEIRAS

Ha llegado a Venecia, Italia,
ell ilustre medico. tampeno DIR.
Manuel Sueiras Miralles.
Nos envfa un souvenir" del
celebre puente de los suspiros,
mencionado, seg1n ell querido a.
migo, en- todas las novelas ba-
ratas.
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ULTIMAs NoTICIAS
(VGene de Ia fG.)

lie amenazaroi y despues 10 a.
marraron, vendaron y amorda-
aaron. Los cuatro dejaron en-
trar a los otros y en- camiones
Sc hiZo ell traSlado.
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LA FRATERNIDAD"
Secretario.

De orden del ST.. Presidente
cito a todos los miembros de
la Seccion de Propaganda pa
ra la junta que Sc efectuara
en- la noche de hoy lunes 80
del corriente, a las 8 en- punto.
Ell Secretario.
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para ell martes julio l., a las
8 p. M, en- ell lugar de costum-
bre. Siendo ell asunto a tratar
de sumo interes, espero que
asistan, sin que falte uno solo.
j. Coto,
Secretario.
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No Sc pudo aver lamar al aire
ell aeroplano sin motor compra-
do por ell Tampa Glider Club.
La .rotura de una barra del
sustentador del bast6n de man
do hizo aplazar la prueba def
nitiva para las seis de la tarde
de hoy.
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DE LA GACETA'
Xavier de Montepin
LAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

en- la notaria donde trabajaba
Roberto, y que Sc creia perdido,
ponia fin a un pleito cuantioso.
Presentado en- la Audiencia "a
quel documento decisive, haria
acknowledgements zanzibar de ma
no una fortuna de un million.
Uno de les litigantes era HON
bre de recta conciencia.
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Entraron aver los ladrones
en- ell domicilio del Sr. Eduardo
Valdes presidente del Circulo
Cubano, y mudaron parte de los
muebles para la Gale; pero nc
Sc llevaron NADIA.
I'm ciudadano tuvo que dete-
ner la Marcia de su autom6vi
en- la esquina de la Doce y Gale
Emma porque los muebles de la
familia Valdes, sacados por los
que registraron la casa, entor-
pecian ell transito.
E. G. Repass, vecino de N
Bay 1913, noto que estaba abiel
ia una ventana de la casa de
Waldes y dio aviso a la policia.
Los detectives estan v~erifican
do una investigation.
Reside ell ciudadano perjudi
cado en- la casa n1mero 1905 d.
Emma.
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De orden de nuestro Monar.
ca cito a junta de directories
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.NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Los nuevos miembros del CO.
mite executive de los republica-
nos del condado Sc reuniran
hoy, a las ocho, en- ell edificio de
la Camara de Concrete. Varios
nombres de prominentes repu-
blicanos Sc citan como de candi
datos a la presidencia.
La gaceta., 1930-06-30

ROYAL KNIGHTS OF AME-
RIGA
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George Bernard Shaw.

Londres, JUNO de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by Palla:
Features Syndicate.
Prohibida la reproduction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23

BIZ Times Special
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June %
After dropping the series opener
here Saturday. II to 5, with both
Dyer and Walter Wolf taking a
bombardment, the Indians of
Johnny Corriden grabbed both ends
of Sundays double header, 6 to 4
and II to Is. The twin victory on
the Sabbath boosted the TribeSmen
to fourth place in the standing as
Columbus dropped pair to Min
neapoliS.
Both clubs punished the ball Sun
Aday and the crowd was given plenty
of entertainment in the way of base
hits, each team collecting eleven
blows the first tilt and in the
l second the Indians got twenty and
kthe Blues nineteen. Red Dorman,
Former Blue, poled eight hits. two
Nm the first and five in the second.
land or Saturday he got two, giving
him ten Safeties in three games.
he socked two triples in the Sab
bath nightcap.
Ambrose went the entire route
Sunday to win the to game, but
it took both Cvengros and JON
nard to battle the Cowboys in the
wild IL to Is fracaS. Kansas City
used six hurlerS, three in each en-
counter. Tom Sheehan batted for
Maley in the fifth round of the Sec
ond conflict and. walloped home
run with Smith on base. Clarence
Hoffman poled a homer for the
Tribe.
Manager Corriden and Rabbit
Warstler were banished during the
night cap for disputing a decision
on the bases and it forced another
change in the misfit lineup. Paul
Wolfe, playing third in place OF
Freigau. was spiked in the first
clash and catcher Johnny Riddle
finished on third during that game
and PLAYED the hot corner all
through the windup fray. And when
warstler was banished, Connolly
was shifted to short and Bill Bur
well, veteran hurler, filed in at
second.
The Indians regular thlrd-sacker,
Howard Freigau. was overcome by
the terrific heat following Saturdays
game and was compelled to remain
in bed over the weekend. The at
tending doctor said Howard proba-
bly, would be compelled to remain
inactive until the Indians reach cool
weather in the north, where they
go after Tuesday.
It was a strange looking lineup
out there on the field, with q pitcher
on second. catcher on third and a
second sacker playing short All the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23

But fight experts and fans
gathered here from nearby cities are
not so sure that Godfrey will do
anything of the sort. First of all,
they want to know whether to-
nights ten-round bout is going to
be on the level. A majority seems
to be frankly skeptical
Neither Above Suspicion
These two heavyweights, repre-
senting between them approximately
a quarter of a ton of bone and
muscle and excess avoirdupois, are
going to be watched with extremely
critical eyes. Frank skepticism is
not impertinent in this instance, as
neither Camera, the 278-pound
Franco Italian, nor Godfrey, the
244-pound Senegambian, has been
above suspicion in the past.
Camera has been schooled to slap
down his opponents with relish and
gusto; Godfrey has had to learn to
waltz his gingerly around. Whether
the big boys are going to be able
to get together in their act remains
to be seen.
There are those who believe that
Godfrey, unleashed, with his Gus
tomary handouts" left in the
dressing room and a big, broad, 278-
pound white man to work out on,
will become a raging demon and
crush the .1apless Primo This is
the Godfrey myth, that Gawge is
really the uncroWned heavyweight
champion of the world.
SchmeIing to Attend
On the other hand, there are those
who believe that Camera is a far
better fighter than his Slap-stick
work against string of set-ups has
led us to believe. This coterie con-
tends that Primo, who can step
around fast, and who is beginning
to learn mild form of left jab,
can outlook Godfrey, wear him
down, knock him out, and be in a
position to lurl challenges at Make
Schmeling himself
Schmeling will be at the ringside
to see for himself, while it looks as
though capacity crowd would fill
the ball park. There are so many
angles to the affair, with so much
to be learned about two interesting
heavyweights, that the fight is well
worth all this attention.
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New Tribe 0utfieIder
Said to Be Fast

Foy Frazier, outfielder obtained
by the Indians on option from the
Pirates, played with Oakland in the
Coast League last year and bought
his own release from the Oaks this
spring, presumably at the Pirates
inStigation. He starred at Oakland
high school and is not yet 81. He
was recommended to Pittsburgh by
scout Joe Devine, who picked up the
Waner boys.
Frazier bats lefthanded and
throws right. weighs about ITO and
is swift in the pastures. Foy is a
family name. His batting average
with Oakland last season was .263.
His batting average for twenty-Six
games in the international League
this year was 800. He was at train
ing camp with the Pirates and later
was sent to the international with
strings attached.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23
Two Hoosier Track Stars Named on
Knute Rockne's All-America Squad
Sivak of Butler and Mar
tin of Purdue Also Are
Mentioned.
Seminar Of Illinois in the high and

Seminar Of Illinois in the high and
low hurdles, respectively.
Rothert of Stanford received every
vote in the shot put, and Krenz of
Stanford polled the most in the
discus. Bullwinkle of City college
of New York vas chosen in the
mile after close race with Hill of
Oregon, Martin Of Purdue and Sivak
of Butler.
Ed Hamm of Georgia Tech won
the broad jump berth from Gordon
of Iowa. O'Connor of Columbia,
Shelby of Oklahoma and Shaw Of
Wisconsin gave Stewart of South
ern California close 800 for high
jump honors.
Manning, Wichita's sensational
two-miler, received most of the
votes in this event, although Indi-
ana'S star pair, Kemp and Chap
man, were mentioned frequently.
Conner of Yale in the hammer
throw and Churchill of California
in the javelin throw were other
unanimous choices.
Engle of Yale, Walter of North
western, Williams of Southern Cali
fornia and Bowen of Pitt were
named on the mile relay team. 1t
is figured they probably could run
the event in $40, breaking all exist
ing records.
Outstanding in track happenings
during the past season was the in
crease in popularity shown and the
development of better distance run
ners who probably will aid Amer
ica's cause in the 1882 OlyInpiad at
Los Angeles.
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Semi PRO and Amateur
Baseball Notes

st. Philips Boys Club indoor team de-
feated, the Hines A1l-Stars Friday evening
by the score of % to 8. Saints gathered
White and Staab. McGrath went the
route for the Saints and allowed eight
scattered blows. The fielding feature was
McHugh's hot infeld drive. It was the
Saints seventh straight win. Boys. club
play Joe Starhlin's east side Cardinals
Wednesday evening at the Westinghouse
diamond, No. l, game CALLED at $50 p m.
indianapolis orioles will meet wednes-
are requested to attend. Hill. Stewart and
Whilhite. notice; Bright is requested to
Iauter Boys Club defeated Haughville
Hijackers, 10 to l. Sunday. Campbell was
t tb wnnns s95er SRd e xpi S eFsf bs W W
four singles and a double. while Stiles got
four hits in five trips. It was the fifth
win in seven starts for Boys Club.
Colonial theater nine defeated Post
Office in a double header Sunday. The
pitching of Geiss featured both games.
Colonisls viii meet at the Rialto theater
Tuesday night.
Peerless American Cleaners defeated
Grown Laundry Sunday in double
header. Cleaners VIII practice Wednesday
at Riverside No. and a meeting will be
held at the plant at 1880.
St. Patrick's easily defeated Ervington
builders Sunday. 9 20 2. Heavy hitting BY
tured. Dugan got a homer. two doubles
and single. and Burkert ana Baker each
cluted homers. Saints play Riverside A. A.
pitcher sunday. allowing ten hits. while
Kimbel and Mccain we're touched for If
teen BY Saints.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23
Card of Six
Bouts Ready
for Tuesday

Captain Frank Schucker, Fit.
Harrison matchmaker, has COM
pleted the boxing card for the
army post arena Tuesday night and
the ten-round main go between
Cowboy Eddie Anderson, Wyoming,
and Spug Myers of Idaho will be
preceded by three six-rounders and
two four-rounders. Anderson and
Myers we're to complete training
here today.
Schucker thinks we'll of his sup
porting card and is looking forward
to another large crowd at the open
air fistic emporium Tuesday. The
program: ,.-
Ten Rounds-Eddie Anderson, Wyoming
VS.. Spug Myers. Idaho. ,,- ,,~
six Rounds-Joe Dillon. Indianapolis, 70.
Charlie O'Keefe. Terre Haute' Ash'-
SER SIX 'Rfounds-Bin Preston, Louisville VS.
Eddie O'Day, Tulsa; heavywelghtS; 49,.
81 Rounds-K. D. Brown. Fl. Harrison,
vs .Ioe Brian. Jamestown; heavywelgnIS.
Four Rounds-Johnny Hammer 1 nSadie.
apoiis. vs. Ray Culliyan, Indianapolis
hR toHr FR7looTTnds-sonny Mitchell, Indian
apoiis. VS. Eddie Roberts. 1nolahapoliS'
bantamweights,
First bout at $780,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23

Only single games were sched-
uled for the National League lead
ers today. Brooklyn plays at Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia at Chicago and
New York at Cincinnati.
After losing seven straight games,
Cleveland halted its retreat Sun
day by beating the Athletics, Az,
as Wesley Terrell won his eleventh
game of the season.
Yanks Gain on AS
The Yankees gained half a game
on the Athletics by dividing a dou-
ble-header with the st. Louis
Browns, winning the first game, 5-4,
and dropping the second, SO.
Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Earl
Combs made circus catches in the
Yankees = Browns double header.
Ruth caught a fly from Sammy
Hale's bat, crashing into Harry Rice
as he caught the ball. Ruth was
knocked out, but tipped the ball to
Rice for the out as he fell. Gehrig
caught Lou Blues foul fly as he
dived into a concrete box back of
first base, coming up unhurt with
the ball. Combs snatched an APP
parent home run out of box seat
in left field.
Art Shires, recently acquired by
Washington from the White Sox,
drove in four runs as the Senators
beat Chicago, 1913. Ad Liska al
lowed the SoX but five hits.
Herman Swats Pair
Detroit took two games from the
Boston Red Sox, So and 40. Gehr-
myers homer, with a mate on base,
deciding the second game, a. six
inning affair.
Two home runs by Babe Herman
featured Brooklyn's 9-6 victory over
Pittsburgh at Ebbets field, the sec
ond homer coming with the Robins
three runs behind and with two
men on base.
Fred Farmhouse won his first
start for the Boston Braves, beat
ing the Cubs, 30, despite the fact
that he was forced to retire after
seven innings because Of the heat.
The New York Giants, held score
less for six innings by Benny Frey,
drove him off the mound in the
next two innings and beat the Reds,
& to 4.
The st. Louis Cardinals climbed
back to the 800 mark by taking
double-header from the Phillies, 12-
3 and 9-3. Burleigh Grimes, re-
Gently acquired from the Braves,
won his first start for the Cards in
the second game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23
Pirates Release
Pitcher Jones

Bu United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 23.-
Percy Lee Jones, left-handed pitcher
who came to the Pirates this spring
through trade and cash deal with
the Boston Braves for Burleigh
Grimes, was Internationally re-
leased by the Pittsburgh club today.
Jones, who has not won a single
game for the Pirates, will be sup
planted by another hurler, who will
join the club this week, Barney
DreyfuSs, president, said. He would
not name the pitcher, however.
Jones release leaves the Pirates
with only one southpaw mounds
man, Larry French.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23
College Tennis
Stars Play in
National Meet

0 ! MERTON CRICKET CLUB, HA-
WEXFORD, Pa, June 23-One hun
bred and three of the finest collie
giate tennis players in the country
representing forty-fve colleges and
twentv-three states, were scheduled
to start play here today in the an
nual intercollegiate tennis cham
pionshipS.
julius Seligson Of Lehigh univer-
sitv the 1928 title-holder. has been
seeded No. in the absence OF
Berkley Bell, University of Texas,
who won in 1929, and Gregory Man
gin of Georgetown, runner-up last
wear. Bell and Mangin are in Eu-
rope with the United States DAVIS
cup team. Bruce Barnes, UnlVer-
sitv Of Texas, is seeded No. 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23
Local Senior Golfers
Capture LaureIS
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
FRENCH LICK, Ind, June 90
The Senior Golfers Association of
Indiana wound up it's three-day
fifty-four-hole tourney here Sun
day. DR.. M. E. Clark, president,
and James G. Patten, secretary,
had a prize for everybody. Bill
Umphrey, Highland, Indianapolis,
won low gross honors with 221.
Henry Simons, also Of Highland,
won low net honors.
Thirty-fve golfers, all over so,
took part in the outing. Other In
dianapolis golfers who participated,
were:
DR.. Goethe Link. ]. " Stout. DR.. c. H.
McCaskey. w. K. Cooper. Henry Dollman.
W. c. Garten, J. M. Daily, Clark M. Young.
Sam E. Smith; e. .. Bracket, Fred B.
Raw and L. Ert Slack
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-23
COrridenites Annex Double
Bill Despite Misfit Lineup
Indians Compelled to Use Pitcher on Second and Catcher
on Third; Dorman Furnishes Ball.

more surprising was the fact the
weakened roster triumphed twice.
Connolly hit safely Saturday and
in both games Sunday, giving him
a record of connecting one or more
times in twenty-five consecutive
contests.
The Indians have obtained out
fielder Frazier from Pittsburgh and
he will join the team shortly. Fra
zier has been playing with the New
ark InternationalS.
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RhOdehar11el Is
Upset in City
Tennis Meet

One first round, seven second
round and three third-round
matches were on the mems singles
program in the annual Fall Greek
tennis tourney today.
Jake Rhodehamel, 1929 runner-up
and seeded second this year, was
upset by Paul Shumaker, formerly
of De Paw, 6-3, 10, 6-3, Sunday, in
the feature match.
Play opened in the boys division
today with twenty players entered.
Frank Campbell, Todd Johnson,
Albert Meunier and Mcdonnell are
seeded in the order named.