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The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

rivals. the watkins Rebabbitt, also took
three from the indianapolis Mint Five.
e Shs5 s5e IoSd s Ssre efas dsHdSd
and Hefeiman candy defeating the Hud.
oa Aax snd OlS sGad
Lunch. other members of this loop to
reach the 900 count were: Eller. .os; Figg
Ss1i &c sGoodhIe go SoS scaasosnoker. 1is; swift
The score of 6l2 seemed TO be popular
figure with the members Of the Big Four
League Friday night. Russell. Hughes and
with this count. Hildebrandt, who led this
loop: scored 1Is eoS slS; While sh5 Collier and
s1G River tea@ hf
from the Motor Queen and Royal Palm
as the Ohio State, Missourian and Bouth-
Knickerbocker and queen City Limited. ''''
Pritchett alleys resulted n three-time
n for the Gsssr Psters and
Brothers over the Mothershead F1tten,
Graybar Electric. Architectural Club and
Es"r. fnd tSS En nor
over the Wege-Stanford and H. J. Baker.
Couchmann was the individual star with a
total of 637. Horn had 625 and Loechle,
COS.
The Cambridge Transfer team pounded
the pins for total Of 2.e29 to take three
games from the Knannlein Drugs. during
the Fountain Square No. League series
on the South Side drives. The Coca-Cola
team also won three from the Schuster
Coal, as the Bemis Bag and Triangle Tile
took two from the Martin Truck and e.
G. Atkins. A consistent series. with all
games over the 200 mark, gave Ward the
high three-game total with count OF 6l5.
Hukle had 6l3 and Hand 6oa.
Burns Employment and Hoosier Pete girls
won three games from the BuFdsal Paint
and Em-Roe during the Indianapolis
Ladies' League play on the Indiana alleys;
while the B. and o. and Gray-Grtbben and
Gray won two from the Phoenix Press and
Stewart Radio. NJ. Fox and Harlan, team
mates on the Burns team, tied for high
three-Eame total with a score OF BIG.
| Rickabaugh had 5f3; Meyer, 500, and Muel-
| Ter. 503.
The Casualty and Court teams won tTo
| games from the Clerks and Union Title
} during the Courthouse League play on the
Delaware alleys.
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Down the ALLEYS
. By LEFTY LEE

Tss,rt: TIE Nst Of ~, prizes s9 aSnatsd TED by tn:
singles tournament. to be rolled on the
even Mrs. Race Johns. who started the
this play. cali for three games across six
viii also receive two-thirds Of the differ
erce between their average, and no. which
Is scratch r., The LIST Of prizes conased are:
Nut CIacker-Capitol Stove and Furnace
Twelve Cans Libby--Pineapples-
Msrdin. salesman Libby Company.
Six Cans Easter Brand Peaches-Mr.
Electric Toaster-vonnegut Hardware
One Pair women,s Bowling shoes-L. G..
Cobler. salesman, Marott Shoe Shop.
One-Han Dozen Silver Spoons-Gray-
Silver Cigarette Mghter-House of Crane
One Box Bath Salts-Kiefer Stewart
SIX and one-Half Pounds Lowneys
Choc colates---Hamilton-H Harris Company.
Combination Box Bonicella Makeup
EiFSs Boxss oid Gold cigarettes-old
Gold Cigarette.
.sanozone Desseminator-Carlins Music
Box stationery-By the bowler's friend
Mesh Bag. Lamp. Combination Bowling
Engraved Name Plate and 100 Cards
Mallory weiland Company.
Six Pounds S-F Conee-VirRind Grille.
Better than 14o entries have been re-
ceived for this tourney and last minute
entries are expected to boost the number
to over l60.
city league s series 9n' on the he Glts Cub alleys
the Marotts. MAJESTIC Radio. Meridian
Garage and Ballard Ice Cream defeating
the Gausepohl Trunks, Hare Chevrolet,
Hoosier Club Coffee and Capital Paper.
But fve 500 totals were turned in by the
bovleEs Of this loop, Red Mounts leading
with total of 634. Myers had 6ie; AR
gus. SIS: Wheeler. sos. and Ray Fox an
even 800.
A return match between Jack Keeter and
Carl EnKeIkinE against Chuck Klein and
Hod EIIer will be rolled the Illinois
alleys Sunday at p. m. Klein and Ener
won the first match rolled on the Pritehett
| alleys, LIZA to LA.
With Underwood. Meyers and Johnson
| hitting for totals OF 659. 625 and 6i4. the
! Prima Beverage team nosed out the Ban
| quet Ice Cream three times to hang on to
| the lead IN the Washington League By the
margin Of one game. as their nearest
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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lair Studs Gallant Fox. William
ziegler Jr.'s. Spinach and G. A.
Cochran's Flying Heels. Each is
quoted at ten to /. Whichone had
been quoted at four to one.
The Fair stables Desert Light is
another strong favorite in the win
ter book odds, being quoted at twelve
to one. along with the Everglades
stables Dedicate. and William
Ziegler Jr.'s Gone Away.
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Results of Friday H. S. Basketball Games Over Hoosier State

Waldron, So: Clifford, a..
Bt,dseye, 13; English, II.
Marengo. 81: De Pauv, 16
Southport. 4s; North Madison, 3s.
West Baden. 81: Salem. Is.
Odon. 20; Elnora. 5.
Monrovia. 2S; Plsinfield. 23.
Fowler. ~: Earl Park, 20.
Paragon. so; Reelsville 2e.
Huntingburg. Sc: Boonville. o.
Jefferson ltafayettel. IS: Delphi. ~.
Kokomo. SO: Rochester, SO.
Palo. 80: Orleans, 81 (overtime).
Bose tEvansyille). IS; Reitz Evans
villeb, 81.
Morton CRichmond). 20; Bedford, Is.
North Vernon. 33: Lawrenceburg, a..
Brook. 81: Boswell, %.
Dayton. 81: West Point. Is.
Walcott. 40: Reynolds, II.
Sunman. IL: Versailles, 10.
Gosport. 81: Freedom. "a.
mond. So.
Griffith. 4s: Merriilviile. II.
Silent Hoosiers. So: Kennard. "a.
New Palestine. 80: Charlottesville. 2ls
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College Basketball
STATE SCORES

STATE SCORES
Indiana Central. as: Winchester, Is
Evansville. 46; Hanover. rs.
Ball College, 40; Franklin. IS.
OTHER SCORES
Iowa State. 25; Kansas Aggtes, "a.
Carleton. IS: Cornell. "a
Missouri. 29; Kansas. 1S.
Washington. 80: Oklahoma Aggies. -.
south Dakota iS o'fGt.' g.. is Il: South Dakota
st. Mary's tMich).. "a: Armour Tech
kentucky Wesleyan. 1s: East Kentucky
Allegheny. Il: w. g. j.. 20.
North carolina State. .[3i Davidson. IT.
Harvard. go: Union. 40.
Colgate. SO; Brown. 26.
City. College. 49; Carnegie Tech. %.
Florida. 81: Southern, 80.
st. Xavier, %: Detroit u. 1s.
Temple. 50: Loyola (Baltimorel. 30.
Tulane. 27; Louisiana State. as.
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State Finals March IA, Is
At Indianapolis
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:. a:oo-winner Game and Win
ner Game t-2)
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REYNOLDS WINS TITLE

Jack TOSses Grip to Capture n. B.
A. Welter Mat Crown.
Bp United Press
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 22.-Jack
Reynolds Of Cincinnati defeated
Charlie (Ape NAM Grip Of Hunt
ington, w. Va, in three-fall match
Friday night for the worlds welter-
weight wrestling championship. He
will be recognized as champion by
the National Boxing Association.
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|. I.U.-Michigan
Court Battle
Tops Big Nine

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-One of the
five teams remaining in the run
ming for the western conference
basketball championship faced GER
tain elimination tonight. Either
Michigan, co-sharers of the 1929
title, or Indiana, will be eliminated
when the two fives clash at Bloom
ington. They are tied in fourth
place.
Purdue, the pace setter with five
victories and no defeats, was doped
to keep its record clean against
Minnesota, while Wisconsin, in sec
ond place. is heavy favorite to
down Chicago. The third place
IlIini face tough opposition in
Northwestern. Illinois has been
made the favorite because Of home
floor advantage.
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Sunday Games
at Kirshbaunl

The Kirshbaum Meters basket
ball team will face the Communal
Y. M. H. A. Sunday night at the
Kirshbaum gym in renewal of the
Jewish rivals old feud.
In preliminary the Kishbaun
Bulldogs will meet the Communal
Buddies. In both contests the In
dianapolis Jewish senior and junior
court titles are at stake.
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LOCAL SCHOOLS

LOCAL SCHOOLS
Park. 81: Sheridan. %.
Park Reserves. II; Sheridan Reserves, u.
Mt. Comfort, Is: Broad Ripple, II.
WASHINGTON, -; Cathedral. 19.
Cathedral Reserves. 81; Washington Re-
serves. II.
Columbus, SO; shortridge (Indian-
apolisl. 20.
Greenfield. 50: Manual 2s.
Greenfield Reserves, Is; Manual Re-
serves. IS.
Columbus Reserves. II: shortridge Re-
serves. Is.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Anderson, "a; Frankfort, IS.
Marion. %; Muncie. IS.
Franklin. 81; Connersville. rs.
windfall. 81: Upton. IS.
wabash. 80: Peru, rs.
Newcastle, 81: winchester. Is.
Martinsville. 81: Vincennes, 20.
Lebanon. 29: Crawfordsville, IS.
Gas City. 81: Pendleton. 29. l0vertine.)
Knightstown. IS: Wilkinson, II.
Morton Memorial. 20: New Salem. 81.
Flora. IS: Walton, Sc.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

NNE Of the feature prelims on
~ the Chuck Wiggins-George
Cook fight card at Cadle taber-
nacle next Thursday night will be
the top six-rounder in which Wal
ter Pickerd, the boy with knock
out wallop, will meet Joe Brien,
jamestown mauler. The Wash
ington A. C. first presented Pick
erd to the local fans at its initial
show and the newcomer finished
Chunk Ewing, Terre Haute heavy
weight, with a knockout in the
first round. Then he repeated in
the second round on his next time
out against Billy Myers at the
Armory. Next Thursday will
mark his third appearance in a
local ring
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

GIRL SPRINTER LOSES
Canadian Hands Stella Walsh First
Defeat of Season

BIZ United Press
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 22.-Stella
Walsh, Cleveland'S girl sprint mar
vel, met with the first defeat Of her
1880 indoor track campaign, in the
seventy-f1ve yard dash final at the
Eagles games Friday night.
Kay Griffith of Toronto, Canada,
matched strides with the Cleveland
stenographer and pulled ahead at
tie tape to win by an almost i'm
perceptable margin, in 0:09 As.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
Gallant Fox, Spinach
and Flying Heels Are
Winter Book Choices
ThoroughbredS From All Sections of Country Named for
Classic; Beair Stable Enters Seven; Whichone 0oum
Wthdrawn: Three Imported Runners Listed.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

YORK horses been
nominated for the ffsxh running of the Kentucky Derby at
Downs Louisville, Saturday, May II.
Whichone and Booun Harry Payne Whtnes crack
every nominated for the
classic.
William Woodward of New York led in nomina
Whitney Willis Sharpe Kmer and the
stable each nominated five
the Pacific coast than before
Long George Winghed
w Il nfnnar
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SEPPALLA STILL IN LEAD
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
QUEBEC, Quebec, Feb. 22.-The
veteran Leonhardt Seppalla of
Nome, Alaska, held a narrow ad-
vantage of twenty-eight seconds
over the youthful Emile st. God
dard Of the Pas, Man, as the thir-
teen remaining entrants in the an
nual international dog derby started
the final forty-n2ile lap today.
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Mooresvilie. So: Eoblesville. rs.
Seymour, l3: New Albany, 7.
Winamac, 4S: North Judson. 81.
Dugger. 4S: Bloomfield. as.
Battle Ground. 80; Pine Village, -.
Clsrkshill. SO: Stookwell. 20.
Monitor. IS; Buck Greek. 10.
Brownstown, Al: Oolitic. 40.
Logansport. 81: Bloomington. II.
South Side (Ft. Wayne). 81: Hunting
ton. 2s,
Goodiand. 4s: Freeland Park. II.
Petersburg. %: Mt. Olympic. Q.
Covington. 20: Williamsport, Is.
Dsnville. as: Greenwood. as.
North Salem. 40: Clayton, 30.
Atlanta. 73; Cicero, 40.
Maxwell. IS; Westland. -.
Memorial (Evansville). %: St. eimon's
(Washington). 26.
st. Mary's tAndersonl. 30; Msrkleyilie.
IA.
Lapel. 7s: Frankton. ~.
Sumnaitville. 40: Joneehoro. IS.
Kingman. 81: Hillsboro. II.
veedersburg. II: Melictt. 40.
Linden. "a: Waynetown,. a..
Roachdale. ~: Russeiyille. 10.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
Whitney for Second Time
Returns Contract Unsigned
Star Third Sacker of PhiIIes Becomes Determined
HoIdout; Vance Agrees to Terms.

ers Ray Moss and Roy Faulkner,
catcher Hank Deberry and outfield-
ers Babe Herman and Harvey Hen
drick. Vance agreed to accept a
contract calling for $4,000, which
is 5000 less than he was paid last
season.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

A THOUGH Jackie Puryis has
N been making his home in
Toronto. Canada. for, almost a year,
friends in his old home town of Ko-
komo still claim him. and when he
climbs into the Armory ring. Tues
day, for a ten-round scrap with
George Kerwin of Chicago. a big
delegation Of rooters from Kokomo
will be on hand.
Numerous requests for seat reser-
vations have been received from the
Howard county seat the last few
days. The fact that Tiger Purvis,
Jackie's brother. also is on Tuesday
nights card, has served to intrigue
the Kokomo sports followers.
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i. u. FieldhOuse
Records Broken

Bp United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. a.
Half a dozen Indiana fleldhouse
records went by the boards when
Notre Dame took the Crimson ath-
letes into camp by a narrow 44-42
margin In a dual indoor track and
field meet Friday night.
Records broken:
Mile run, Clapham, indiana. 4:244; 40
yard dash. Wilson, Notre Dame. STA; two
mile run. Leas. Indiana, 9:4l; high Jump.
Abernsthy. Notre Dame. 8 feet AT inches:
mile relay. Indiana. $50; sixty-yard dash.
Mccormick. Notre Dame. Ga.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
YANKS ON WAY

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. %. -- Three
players, pitchers Fred Heimach and
Foster Edwards and catcher w. M.
Karlon, newspaper men and
club officials comprised the Yankee
squad which left Friday night for
the spring training camp at st.
Petersburg, Fla.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
RAIN CUTS DRILL

BIZ United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 22.-Rain
curtailed the New York Giants
practice session Friday. but Coach
Dave Bancroft sent the entire squad
through a brief pitching and bat
ting drill before the storm.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

Roosevelt tEast chicago), rs; Emerson
Whiting. 27: Horace Mann Gary. IS
Centeryille, At; Economy, IL
Williamsburg, IS; st. Andrews tRich-
mPSo Fountain in City. 40; Lynn. 23.
Union City, 40; Elwood, ~.
Milton. f2; Cambridge city; 20.
Brownsville, As; Liberty, a..
Hagerstown. so; stoney Greek, ~ lover
timel.
Mckinley, 25; Wayne. al.
Mt. Summit, So: yorktown, AZ.
Kitchell, 81; Alumni, 49,
Morton (Riehnond) Reserves, a.: Frank
lin Township, %.
Kendalville, so; Angola, 2s.
Central ut. wayne, SIS; Elkhart, 20.
Berne, IS; Monroevill, II.
Auburn, so; Ligonier. Il.
Greencastle, 81: Wiley tTerre Hautel. 10.
Garfield (HerTe Haute), IA; Paris,
State Teachers High School. IS; Pi-
mento, IA.
Mecca, 81: Bridgeton, 2s.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
BIZ Tnited Press

DIT nITtu PFfNE
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-Ar-
thur (Pinkey) Whitney, star third
baseman, has returned his contract
with the PhillieS for the coming
season for the second time without
af1xing his signature, it was learned
today.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
Other Friday Bouts

bETRoIT, Mich, Feb. 52.-Tomny Paul.
Buffalo lightweight, won six-round oe-
ctsion over Jackie BYitten, WtlkeSoaTre,
Penn. here Friday night.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. FEB. 73.--Joe Bar
low, I79, OF New York, knocked out Primo
Ubaldo. 17s. Bridgeport. Conn. in the nfth
Of q scheduled ten-round bout Friday
night
0F NEW Ew1''9 YORK. cRIS' Feb. 22.-Dcc Conrad.
1s4ts. Newark, defeated BABE McGoFsss.y'
islsi. saitimore, Seat BusEy LaVlesss'
1874, Syracuse Ool:. oscar Goldman !24'
Newark. won from Joe Calferor. l3l2.
Philippines lsl, and AL Paliadino. 14sh.
Jersey City. beat Tony Curseo. 144A. New
York.
ScLEYEIANp, Feb. 27.-Frankis ssmms.
3o3, Cleveland, defeated Emmett Rocco.
1888, Ellwood City, Pa. .Qol; Paul Pirronee'
l4e. Cleveland. stepped ANY. Ddyodi' iaS'
beat Mike Pagan. ll6. ceyeland (lo). and
Benny Gershe. 125. Cleveland, won from
Soldier Dombroski. I23, Detroit (6l.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
THREE ATHLETES HURT
Georgetown University Net Captain
Injured in Auto Accident.

BN Cuttcd Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Maurice
Mccarthy, former intercollegiate
golf champion and captain of the
Georgetown university basketball
team, and three other Hilltop sth-
letes were recovering today from
severe injuries received when car
in which they were riding struck a
parked automobile near Laurel, Md,
Friday.
The others injured we're Larry
Milstead, Ocean City, N. j., captain
of the Georgetown track team;
Joseph Cranley, Chicago, track man,
and Tom Murphy, Phillipsburgh, N.
j., football player.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
HENRY FAILS TO REPORT

BU United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 22.-Al-
though White Sox officials refuse to
confirm the report, it is believed
that Dutch Henry, lone absentee, Is
holdout. Henry has been reported
on his way here since Monday. He
formerly was with the Giants,
Dodgers and indianapolis.
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Regional Net Schedules for March s

g. 3:00-Winner at Evansville and
Winner at Vincennes (2-1)
SATURDAY NIGHT
). s:00-Winner Game and Win
ner Game Q-2)
Washington
Game oficials
/. 2oO-Wmner at Washington
and Winner at Hunting
burg U-2)
T. 3o0-Winner at Boonville and
Winner at Tell City t2-l)
SATURDAY NIGHT
5. s:oo-Winncr Game l and WIN
ner Game 0-2)
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$4,000 FOR DAZZY

By United Press
BROOKLYN, Feb. 22.-Dazzy
Vance. star speed ball pitcher, has
agreed to terms for the 1880 sea-
son and the Brooklyn Dodgers hold
out squad now is composed of pitch
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

TOOSIER DEMONS basketball champions for the
with Kelley Colleens of Dayton,
tonight $50 at Magod club East
Shown above stars their
respective e local forward accurate shot
workers the state while Dorothy
drives of the
Buckeye five.
years the Colleen the Demons in hoy
Dayton the locals winning by five points
n of play
OHara prelm
7.3Oton
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

Three imported 3-year-olds were
nominated. They are Hal Price
Headleys Dark Entry, and the Howe
Stables Gowan and Gold Brook.
With Whichone and Boojum, early
favorites in the winter book, def
nitely eliminated, three horses have
been installed as favorites-the Be
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SATURDAY NIGHT
). s:oo-winner Game l and VIM
ner Game ti-2
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New Market. 80; Bowers. 2s:
Darlington, So Thorntown. 81.
I.adoga. 36: Waveland. "a.
Scircleville. 81 Colfex, %.
Attiea. %: New Richmond. II.
Converse. 27: Greeubury. 81.
west Middleton. 29; Burlington. 36.
Michigantown. so: Carrollton. 81.
Jackson. 81: Howard. ~.
Clay "a: Svayzee. 20.
Hartford City, %: Linton. ~.
North Side tFt. wayne. 80; Columbis
Garrett, ss: Decatur. So.
Liberty Center. 81; Petroleum, 81.
Ossian, 4s; Union Center. IS.
Lancaster. 50; HlEterstown, 10.
Rock Greek. 4s; Lafayette, 90.
Chester Center, 30; Warren, 20.
Sweetser, 49, Montpelier. 2s..
Huntsville, 80; Green Township, ss
Ridgewell. 56; Saratoga. -.
Royerton, as; De6ots, "a
Madison. 80; Pennviile, %.
Parker. 80; jefferson, IS.
Valparaiso, az; Froebel (Garyl, 2s.
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Probable Field for Kentucky Derby

5000
usual Int o On ma and
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RushvilIe

RuShville
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Game Of1cials
l. 2:00-Wiuner at Richmond and
Winner at Connersvile G-2l
2, 3:00-Winner at RushVllle and
Winner 1t Milan Cd
SATURDAY NIGHT
8 s.O0-Winner Game l and Win
ner Game Q-2l
NincenneS
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Game oticials
/. 2:OO-Winner at Sullivan and
Winner at Princeton f-2)
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PENNSY GYM GAMES
st. Pats Will Meet Heffelman Candy
Five Sunday.

Five Sunday.
st. Patrick's H. N. S. will clash
with Heffelman Candy five at $3.50
in the feature net tilt at Pennsy
gym Sunday afternoon. Kingans
and Indianapolis Stove teams will
meet at 2:30 and at 80 st. Patrick
girls will play an opponent to be
selected.
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SATURDAY NIGH
Gary

.. s:oo-winner Game and Win
ner Game ? N-2)
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Gane Ondeials
/. 3:oo-wmner at Clinton and
Winner at Charlottesville (i-2)
4 S:0c-Winner at Attica and
Winner at GreencaStle (7-1)
SATURDAY NIGHT
3. s:oo-winner Game and Win
ner Game C-2)
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Gane Oricials
/. 3:O0-winner at Laporte and
Winner at Goodland N-2)
:. 9:oo-Winner at Valparaiso and
Winner at Gary (2-i)
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SATURDAY NIGHT
GreencaStle

=. s:0o-Winnsr Game / and Win
ner Game 2 u-2
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22
SATURDAY NIGHT
Frankfort

!. a:oo-winner Game 1 and Win
ner Game tl-2l
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Auburn
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Game Ofdcials
/. 7:00-Winner at Garrett and
Winner at Warsaw G-2l
4. 3:00-Wlnner at Kendallville
and Winner at Howe (2-D
SATURDAY NIGHT
i. s.oo-Winner Game ! and Win
ner Game 0-2l
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Fl. Wayne
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

GaMl6 OLuCldlo
Winner at Columbia City Q-2J
/. 7:00-Winner ct Bluffton and
winner at Columbia City az
4. 1:o0-Winner at Huntington
and Winner at TT. Wayne t2-l)
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The Casualty and Court teams won tvo
games from the Clerks and Union Title
during the Courthouse League play on the
Delaware alleys.
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SATURDAY NIGH
Bedford
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Game Ofieials
1, 7:00-Winner at Seymour and
Winner at New Albany U-2)
!. s:00-Wtnner at Mitchell and
Winner at Paoli t2-l)
SATURDAY NIGHT
;. 6:o0-Winner Game l and Win
ner Game G-2)
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Columbus
AATURDAY AFTERNOON

came Ohcials
I. 3:0o-Winner at Madison and
Winner at Shelbyville N-2)
2. S:oo-Winner at Franklin and
Winner at GreensburR l2-ll
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indianapolis
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Game Oficials
L 2:o0-Winner at Danville and
Winner at Upton (l-2l
4. J:o0-Winner at Indianapolis
and Winner at Anderson (2-D
SATURDAY NIGHT
., s:o0-Winner Game and Win
ner Game U-2)
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SATURDAY MIGHT

.. s:0o-winner Game and Win
ner Game 1-2)
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

With Underwood. Meyers and Johnson
Prlma Beverage team nosed out the Ban
quet Ice Cream three times to hang on to
the lead in the Washington League by the
margin Of one game. as their nearest
The Indianapolis times., 1930-02-22

return match between Jack Keeter and
Carl EngelkinE against Chuck Klein and
Hod ElIer will be rolled on the Illinois
alleys Sunday at l p. m. Klein and Eiler
won the first match rolled on the Pritehett
alleys, LIZA to LA.
The Washington times., 1930-07-03
RJoLoMANlA
W. HNKoN cHEsApE4KE eAY AND n
- C-1A THE .pATUXENT RIVER Af9

The Most Famous Nearby Fishing Grounds
Delightfully."- Cool Spot for Vacationsts Where
All Water Sports May Be Enjoyed to Their Fullest
Less Than 65 Miles From the District Via the New
Southern Maryland Road
Ample Hotel and Boating Facilities
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-24
TARIFF RAISE UNCALLED FOR

Because Uncle Sam built railroad in Alaska from which he apparently seeks dividends instead of de- velopment factor for the Terrtorys progress it has been decided by those in high authority to sting" the pioneers who dare to live in the country trying to make 1t homeland, and raise in the near future freight and passenger rates Alaskans becoming immune from the whplashes from Washington who to find great pleasure in twisting the garrote little tighter.
 This tariff raise will be paid for by the pioneer; instead of helping pioneers of the rough spots they want him to pay extra in cash, we'll as by the sweat of his brow, and blood.