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the greatest amateur athletic events
in the country.
The meet promoted sympathy be-
tween all sections of the country
through athletes who competed and
was a factor in improving sports
manship and standards of play.
During recent years the tourna-
ment has been subjected to attacks
by the National Federation of High
School Athletic Associations, which
opposed the holding OF high school
meets by colleges and universities.
Coach Stage, sponsor of the meet,
declared that when he was con-
WINGED high schools were opposed
to the meet he would abandon the
competition. a committee of Chi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09

With the opening game with Gin
cinnati four days off, Coach Tony
Hinkle of Butler still was undecided
today about the lineup which will
start the contest with the Queen
City tossers at the local field house,
Friday night.
Marshall Tackett, brilliant guard,
is the only regular returning from
last years squad. Numerous
sophomores are battling with re-
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many cities last season. Only in st.
Louis did the sport fail to flourish
with its accustomed vigor. In all
the other cities attendance was con-
siStently on the up grade.
or course, there is no particular
~ reason why baseball should be
called upon to make an organized
contribution to the unemployment
fund. Unlike the colleges, baseball
pays its performers in money rather
than cheers (no wise cracks from
the nickel seats, now and in many
instances these moneys reach gaudy
dimensions.
Just the same, it would be a fine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Cruising In SpOrtland
WITH EDDIE ASH

THE publicity department. of the
4 Tournament of Roses is out on
limb trying to figure out a line
of selling chatter for the New Year
game between Washington State
and Alabama. Notre Dame I'M
corked so much big league stuff out
there last Saturday, coast sport fol-
lowers have lost interest in further
classics this season. The native sons
are still in Belgian fog.
Joe SavOldi missed Notre Dame
more than NOtre Dame missed
Savoldi. Ask Southern California.
Call EN- the Eleven Horsemen
and you won't be far wrong. What
team of picked all-stars could out
run EN-? In two drills at Tucson,
Bucky O'Connor was converted
from a sub half back into an ace
first string full back. There's a
break for the Tucson Chamber of
Commerce.
THERE'S no question about it
Il now Knute Rockne pulled
his punches in several games and
completely fooled enemy scouts.
Hunk Anderson, line coach, comes
in for a share of the glory. When
opposing teams threatened to score,
fumbles often baked their efforts.
Hunk would smile then.
n
Professional league basketball Is
showing poor returns at the box
office. League hockey has gained
the upper hand in some big cities
while in others unemployment has
hurt the paid meters.
q
1t seems like a dream Shane
Collins said when asked how he felt
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president of the American League,
and John Heydler, president of the
National League, get up and make
a move that each club in the two
big leagues agree to turn over the
opening day receipts to the unem-
ployed.
This should not place any great
burden on the treasures of the
clubs. True, opening day is a big
gate day, but it is only one day out
of a schedule calling for 154 games
"a schedule embracing many big
gate games.
Baseball is one business that has
not been seriously blighted by the
economic depression. Attendance
figures reached a record peak in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Diamond Magnaes to Give Opening Day Receipts Charity

The league chiefs, as they are
jocularly called, and the club own
ers check in at various hotels, go
to their rooms and wash behind the
ears and then come down in the
Hobbies and stand around all day
on truculent but loyal dogs.
I understand at the current ses-
sions such vital issues as the lively
ball, the draft and the matter of
uniform blouses for hot dog vendors
are to come up for consideration.
A FTER these problems are tabled
1 a for further discussion, as they
have been for the last ten years,
I would like to see E. S. Barnard,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
PhillieS Not to
Change Hands

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Gown
ership of the Philadelphia National
League Club will not be affected by
the death of William F. Baker, who
died while attending a minor league
meeting in Montreal a few days
ago.
Gerald P. Nugent, business man
ager of the PhillieS, denied rumors
that the club was about to change
hands. Ty Cobb and others have
been mentioned within the past
year as prospective buyers Of the
PhillieS.
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sporting gesture as we'll as a most
material contribution and a few
of us would get deep vicarious sat-
isfaction in seeing these profess
sional sportsmen rush in where the
majority of our high-minded acade-
micians refused to tread.
A year ago, the sixteen opening
day games on the at-home- and
abroad basis drew an aggregate at
tendance of $4,000, with the Amer
lean League contributing 23s, 900
and the National 1876, 900. In money
this amounted to about 100000.
This wouldn't be enough to put
everybody back to work. but it
wouldn't do anybody any harm.
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6-R0UNDER ARRANGED

A six-rounder between Onie Ga
hiner and Ray Drake, welterweights,
has been added to the fistic pro-
gram which Promoter Bowman is
arranging for Friday night at
Riverside. Chunk Ewing, who
recently knocked out George Craig,
will oppose Joe Brian in the eight
round headliner. Three four
FOUNDERS and battle royal will
complete the card.
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BY DIXON STEWART,
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Dec. 9. - Decision of
the University of Chicago to per-
nanently discontinue the annual
national interscholastic basketball
tournament today removed one of
the sport worlds most colorful
pageants.
The national interScholastic tour
nament was founded by Coach A. A.
Stage in 1917 and except for lapse
during the war years of 1918 and
1919, has been held annually ever
since. 1t developed into the classic
of high school basketball and one of
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Irish Meters
Cop Opener
BIZ Times SpeciaI

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 8. -
George Keogan's Notre Dame bas-
ket tossers opened their twenty
game campaign here Monday with
an easy 26-to-15 triumph over Kala-
mazoo.
Both teams showed inexperience.
Acting Captain Ray De Cock, CEN
ter, topped the Irish scorers with
eleven points. Newbold and Schu-
macher, forwards, and Johnson and
Burns, guard, were other starters
for the Irish, who will face North
western here FRIDAY.
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Greyhounds Ready for
Cage Battle Tonight

Indiana Central cagers were in
top condition for their clash tonight
with N. A. G. U. at University
Heights.
Coach Good announced the prob
able Greyhound lineup would in
clude: Rider and Judd, forwards;
Pickens, center; Durham and Swan,
guards. Eager and Doolittle also
have been showing up well in prac-
tice and probably will see action.
The locals dropped their opening
game last Saturday to Bail
Teachers at Muncie.
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GREENLEAF CUE VICTOR

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Ralph
Greenleaf, worlds pocket billiard
champion, won the first match of
the 1880 title tournament Monday
night by defeating Thomas Boat
man of Portland, Ore, 125 to s in
eight innings. Greenleaf had an
unfinished run of S5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Contract Grief
Strikes Herman

By UHited Press
GLENDALE, Cal, Dec. 9.-Babe
Herman, Brooklyn Robins smuggling
outf1elder, has returned unsigned a
contract for 1881 which would cut
his salary by $4,000, he said today.
Herman declared he would sign
only if the club tops the amount
paid him last season. He threatens
to remain out of baseball. Herman
told friends he received $4,000 last
season.
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Check Given

By United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. "a fund
of 100000 was made available
today for relief work among
the unemployed by the action
Of Northwestern university,
which advanced the money ex-
pected to be raised through its
charity game with Notre Dame
at Soldier field next october.
The check for 100000 was
presented to Governor Emmer-
sons state unemployment COM
mission by Arthur Anderson,
president of the Northwestern
board of trustees.
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the point after touchdown which
gave Indiana the z to 6 triumph
over Purdue; Douer's hands, which
held the ball for the kick; Pat
Pages "can the coach" trophy; the
Crimson cross-country team which
has won three consecutive Big Ten
title, and Walter P. Pfaff, who
served as POSTMASTER a Ia Eddie
Canton, minus the singing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
MILLERS HERE FIRST

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 8. - The 1881
campaign in the American Associa-
ton will open April IA, in the east
ern cities and on April % in the
western half of the circuit. Presi-
dent Hickey announced Monday
night. Lid filters follow:
April Minneapolis at Indianapolis:
st. Paul at Louisville. Kansas City at To-
ledo. Milwaukee at Columbus.
April 29-IndianaDolis at st. Paul. Louis
vile at Minneapolis. Columbus at Kansas
CITY. Toledo at Milwaukee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Wabash Drops
Rose Quintet

BB Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 8.
"A last half rally enabled Wabash
meters to pile up a 35 to % vic
tory over Rose Poly here Monday,
after holding a 10 to IL advantage
at the half.
Chase, Bowman and Howell sent
the Scarlet far out in front at the
start of the second period and the
Engineers never threatened. Saw
yers, guard, set the scoring pace for
the invaders with thirteen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
N. D. TO BE H0NORED
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-"Irish day"
proclaimed in honor of the 1880
Notre Dame football team, will be
observed in Chicago when the Notre
Dame team returns from California.
en- route to South Bend, Ind.
The team will arrive at $50 a. m,
Wednesday, and will be met by An
ton ]. Cermak, president of the
county board of commissioners, and
representatives of the Chicago NO
tire Dame Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Army Game
By United Pres

By United Press
PARIS, Dec. 9.-Primo Car
nera has decided that he does
not want to be a French citi-
zen, after all. Camera, now
visiting his native Italy, after
a rapid tour Of United States
prize rings and an encounter
with Paolino Uzcudun at Bar
celona, petitioned the French
government to annul his nat
uralization today. He will thus
avoid a period Of duty in the
French army to have begun in
June.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
SHIMA TOSSES DOLBY

Iota Shima, japanese welter-
weight, took the first and third
falls from Merle Dolby in the fea-
ture mat match at Tomlinson hall
Monday. In the semi-final, Masked
Marvel tossed Silent Olsen, and Sam
Markowitz, New York, beat Hugh
webb in the opener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Strauss and Peru Battle
in Charity Feature
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
PERU, Ind, Dec. 9.-One of the
biggest independent basket games
ever staged in Peru will be played
Wednesday night, with all receipts
above actual expenses going to the
Peru Associated Charities for unem-
ployment relief. Strauss Says of
Indianapolis, made up of former
Butler stars, will battle the Peru
Merchants in the feature tilt.
The high school gym has been
donated for the game and the high
school band also may join the
booster event. Indications point to
capacity attendance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
TITLE SCRAP ON AIR

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The Ma
tional Broadcasting Company will
put on the air the blow by blow
details of the Battalino- Chocolate
featherweight title fight here Friday
night. 1t is a Christmas fund af-
fair and the broadcasting company
paid $4,000 for the radio privilege.
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BAKER rs. POWELL

Bobby Powell and Rosy Baker viii
meet in the .eight-round main go
on the Tomlinson hall boxing card
wednesday night. They are mid
dleweights. Red Harding and Allan
Watson will clash in the semi
windup OF six rounds. Four prelims
of four rounds each viii complete
the bill, action starting at $50.
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News Of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS
BY LEFTY LEE

tossed IN his seasons lowest count. scoring
but AL.
Larry Fox went big his first two games
and Madison Avenue State Bank won two
from Carson Bros. Fox had a start Of AL
but 158 finish stopped him at 500.
Westover was all alone in his effort to
win one from Fountain Square State Bank.
for Koch Furniture, and the result was a
three-game win for the Bankers.
Kasper Furniture handed Heidenreich
Florists a. neat trimming. taking three
games with ease. After Albers Joined the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
ITTIREE DETECTIVES FACE MAJOR LEAGUE SESSION
Draft, Home Runs and
Deals Hold Attention
Definite Settlement of Disagreement With Minors Ex.
pected in Few Days; Change of Rules Governing
HomerS, Sacrifices Also Considered
BY L. s. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, 9.-The quite
major league baseball Of 1881 started today when the hot
phase of the campaign reached
Officers National
National American
and Wednesday Thursday baseball commissioner M Lands will
call joint session.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
National High School Cage Meet
Abandoned by Chicago University

cago university professors, appointed
to investigate the desirability of
continuing the tournament, invest
igated and recommended abandon
ment of the tournament.
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STAHL LOSES FIRST
By Times Special


DAYTON. o.. Dec. 9. - Jude
Stahl, former Butler university foot
ball player. lost his first ring bout
to Eddie Dickey, vet Dayton heavy
weight. in the fifth round here Mon
day when he injured his arm. Stahl
was out in front when forced TO re-
tire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Middies to Have Full
Strength for Cadets
Victory Over Penn Proves Needed Tonic to Put Navy in
Shape for Army Tilt Saturday, Coaches
Work on Line.
BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondeut

ANNAPOLIS Md, Dec swe happening upon
the Hudson these days but
of the naval academy getting play football
up in the Yankee Stadium in New York Saturday.
Although the sailors played and
rights deserved Monday
SQUAD out Faragut field
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
CLEVELAND QUITS LEAGUE

By Times Special
CLEVELAND, Dec. 9.-Failure Of
fans to patronize home games was
blamed for the withdrawal of the
Cleveland Rosenblums, 1e29-193C
champions. from the American Pro-
fesSional Basketball League.
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winning team in the second game, their
scores were over the $50 mark.
It was the Showalter Duco teams turn
to take three from Packard. and they
did. during the Meridian League series.
Indiana Bell and State Highway also won
three games from Burke Cadillac and
Northwestern Sales.
Lions League games on the Central
drives were decided two to one, Claws
Names and Whiskers defeating Lions. Tails
leading total during this session.
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College Cage Scores

Illinois. 81: De Pauw. Is.
Wabash. IS: Rose Poly 20.
Notre Dame, 20; Kalamazoo, Is.
Iowa. Il; st. Louis U. 20.
Oshkosh tWis.). Normal, 20; Michigan
Marquette, O.. 27: Milwaukee state
Northwestern, IS: Bradley. %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
Monday Fistic Results
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO, Dec, es-sdgar Norman, III.
Kansas City 81. Johnny Freeman. 1870.
H s7 sweden " r. pdSe K kjYe Rn 9s
Los Angeles. beat Harry Brown, l26. Cuba,
(6). Steve Hess. 154A. Chicago, defeated
Chief Elkhart. 1881. Chicago. (6).
NEW YoRK-Harry Ebbets, 10. Free
port. L. l.. won by a knockout in the
second round of a scheduled ten-round
bout with Billy Franklin. 1904. New York.
PHHADELPHIA--Ben Bass won de-
cisive ten-round victory over Johnny ia
dick at the arena before a capacity crowd
OF d1ooGG fans rs Bass weiEbsd i2g pounds
Pete shedrick Isl, Phiiadeiphiia, de-
feated Bob Shilling. 1877. Germany. in six
Sherman Brown. 1856. Philadelphia.
Friend. 1873. Oklahoma City. in the third
round.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y.-Johnny Datto,
With four-round technical Es EnnockOut over
Christy Hart. local star, when the latter
was unable to answer the bell.
wyoming lightweight. lost fast ten
round decision to Tony Herrera, Chicago
lightweight.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Tommy. Ward.
kaufman, Louisville, in an eight-round
scrap.
LoUIsynLEEA sweeping left to the
featherweight. a Knockout triumph over
Babe Ruth, Louisville. in the second Of
| scheduled ten-round bout.
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Charlie Stick was in the pocket con,
ti1nusI!y and registered ithree-game total
game 81 saS win to oE sad 6 es 6U during H TS
ieys. Stick rofled games mes Of .2i15. Sss and
236 to reach this total which is the sea-
sons record for this loop.
The Michaelis- Builders also won two
ing of for the losers. was in great form
and hit for total of 666. Faust and j.
Michaelis we're over the ego marx for the
Lee carmin was the reason for the Mall
er No. / teams three-game win over In
1888 and 3o1. a total Of 677. Other con
tests rolled resulted in two-game win
culation and Mailers No. 10.
Charlie Cray again led the field during
S2 T 15S snf be 2Ss E tBn hin 9a 70 a
three-game win over Pleasant Run. Sec
ond. Reformed also won three from st.
Emmanuel and First u M. c. took the odd
game from Second Reformed No. 8. Trim
ity. First Owls and BARRACKS.
Transportation League play on the
Pritchett alleys resulted in triple win
for Chief Clerks. Union Station and Gen
eral Agents over the Shippers. City Agents
Local Lines and Foreign Lines from. Trans
portation and Freight Agents. Miller was
set with total Of 603 on counts Of III.
I'll and 2l5.
Gebhart rolled a new seasons high
single. and three-game total, during tne
women at the Illinois alleys. scoring l96
and 444, which for girl with but TOUR
weeks play is verv good.
Madden-copple tossed in so3 finish to
avoid shutodt at the hanos OF tne zen
tral Motor Parts during tns AHto E1dsey
featuring with 207 count.
Eiseman Service found Chevrolet Motors
to their liking. taking the entire series.
start. Mr. Blind rolling anchor for
them.
Despite looks so4 series. and 237 finish.
G. and J: lost the. entire set to the Per.
lection Pin quintet. Groneman was the
reason for this with his 39S.
En-ar-co put on. a surprise party for
tb isE o 9y 'f BToRn t ted To- ep the
Law team. with a small AIS for the win
ners.. but. the other four members Of the
winning team held him up.
The Interfraternity League play on the
D neh9"T Tau u''T Dslts. lambda Chi Alpha and
Phi Delta Theta taking three games from
Sigma NJ. Delta Alpha Pi and sigma chi.
The bows OF this league are thinking more
and more Of Moore. anchor for the Delta
Tau Delta team. who has been rolling a
real game since this loop started.
The special match between the Fountain
Square Barber Shop and Hanna Register
was a thriller. six Of the ten men rolling
going over the 500 marx. Bentley OF the
southside team leading with score Of
sac. The second game favored the BARRIERS.
f.iO5 to II03. and the final total showed
Fountain SQUARE Barber Shop. 5000 to
Hanna Register's 3.055.
Ellis Barber Shop OF the South side BUSH
mes Mems loop were far below their usual
form. and. as result lost two games 70
Ellis team who has beens going great.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09
RAMSEY CUE VICTOR

Walter Ramsey defeated Harry
Baldwin in 101-inning state three
cushion billiard tourney match at
Coolers Monday. Lou Vogler and
Harry Cooler clash tonight.
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Question Marks lost fast game to Holy
Trinity Bearcats Sunday, &c to Is Marie
starred on offense and defense for Marks
while Al Mervar was outstanding for Holy
Trinity. For games with question Marks
call DR.. 6929-J. ask for John.
St Philips, A, G. will meet Inland Box
quintet tonight in their gym at $50 Eastern
avenue. Fast city teams desiring games
with Saints call Y, Finnegan. DR. 6673, be-
tween $50 and 1880 .. m.
Indiana Merchants nosed out First
Moravians at Brookside U. B. gym, II to
l3. Firpo and Whitsell starred for the
winners, Merchants play at Edgewood
Wednesday. Erdman and De CRATE of
Fit. Harrison are requested to call the
manager: For games with Merchants call
Weber at Riley 6731 before p. m.
Central Y. NJ. C. A. team, composed of
ex-high school and independent stars, has
organized a tsrong squad and would
like to hear from local and state teams for
games on home and home basis Would
also ike to hear from managers of local
girls teams with following who would
be interested in playing curtain-raisers to
games at gym on Tuesday nights Ad-
dress W. H. 1eeke. Room BIN. Central Y.
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LOCAL SHOOTERS LOSE

d. fWItH NpttFut
DANVILLE, md. Dec. 9.-Dan-
vile Rifle Club team turned back
Irvington post 3S sharpshooters OF
Indianapolis here Monday, 449 TO
al.
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Gebhart rolled a new seasons high
single, and three-game total. during the
Smith Hassler-Stur beginners league for
women at the Illinois alleys. scoring 1876
and 444, which for girl with but TOUR
weeks play is very good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09

THREE outstanding favorites who
Il are competing in the worlds
pocket billiard tourney which opened
Monday at New York are shown
herewith. Upper. left is Frank
Taberski. who has been a cham
pion or near champion since 1916.
Ralph Greenleaf, defending
champ, who won the title in 1919,
1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926,
1923 and 1929, is shown below. He
holds the record high run of 126.
Upper right is Erwin Rudolph of
Chicago, who lost to Greenleaf in
the 1929 play-off, and who won the
title in 1925.
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Madden-Copple tossed in a 9o3 finish to
avoid a shutodt at the hands OF the Cen
trail Motor Parts during the Auto League
series on the Hotel Antler drives. Endsley
featuring with 207 count.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-09

Transportation League play on the
Pritchett alleys resulted in a triple win
for Chief Clerks. Union Station and Gen
and Ticket Office. and two-game win for
Local Lines and Foreign Lines from Trans
portation and Freight Agents. Miller was
easily the outstanding scores during this
set with a total Of 603 on counts Of III.
21l and 2l5.
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Kirshbaum Bulldogs, speedy jun
ior quintet, downed the Terre Haute
B'nai Birth, % to 16. Caplin, Ar
mold and Fogel were best for the
Bulldogs.