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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-22

Indianapolis Midways, who defeated
O'Hara Sans Sunday, to 0, will meet
Strenuous practice will be held tonight
and Friday. AL players be on hand at
p. m.
over state elevens, are having difficulty
in booking games. They have defeated
Shelbyville, Greenwood and Noblesville,
SsS,oring g. points to the opponents ION H.
and would like to schedule Elwood, An
derson, Muncie or Ell;hart. State clubs
S TTs or phO %ee LII HP% s oSm O pracce
tonight at 1880 at Riverside. All players
must attend.
College Cubs. at Shelbyville Sunday. CO..
lege Cubs scored their lone touchdown late
in the. first quarter and made good their
during the second quarter and bad pass
from center prevented them from making
good their point after touchdown: The
remainder of the game. Next Sunday.
Ex-Collegians of Indianapolis coached by
Lon Watford will play at Shelbyyille.
Southeastern Cubs defeated the south
side Colored Stars. VI to 0. last Sunday
Bound class fer the remsndeT Of tie
played good team work in beating the
Oak Hill Flashes will be out after their
third straight win next Sunday when they
meet the Christamores at Brookside park
on field No. 2. Action will start at 2:30.
Meeting and practice will be held tonight
at 1870 sharp. For games in November in
130-pound class write Larry Coffee, 6094
Ralston drive. Indianapolis.
The Christamore Cubs. billed to battle
the Oak Hill Flashes at Brookside No. 2
Sunday afternoon. have Scalped four teams
this season without meeting defeat and
the Flashes also are undefsated. The Sun
day tilt stacks up as q big feature in local
amateur ranks, Christamores have
St Glars II to o. Trojans. % to o. and
Belmont Ramblers. Il to T.. In the clash
with the Turner's Hobbs of the ChriSta-
mores scored both touchdowns.
The P p. C.S will practice tonight at
700. Coach Weber requests all players to
be present. P. C.s' Eill play. the United
Cab eleven Sunday at BrookSide park. The
r P. C.s represent the Roumanian
Progressive Club.
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Michigan Loses
Two Linenen

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, oct. o.
Howard Auer, tackle, and Roddy
Cox, en& are not expected to be
available for Saturdays game with
Illinois and Coach Kipke is hunting
new material for his Michigan
eleven.
SamueIs, tackle, and Daniels, end,
were unable to work Tuesday, but
will return shortly. Williamson,
sophomore end: Hozer, veteran
guard, and Yost, half back, we're
tried in the vacant line positions
Tuesday.
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CUE TITLES AT STAKE

BH United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Robert B.
Harper of Denver will defend his
national amateur three-cushion bill
lard championship against Frank L.
Fleming of Champaign, H., in 15O-
point match at Champaign during
the next thirty days, it was an
nounced today by the National
Billiard Association.
The challenge match for the ma
tional amateur 1872 crown, between
Edgar T. Appleby of New York and
Ray V. Fessenden Of Madison. Wis,
also will be played next MONTH, at
Ma olson
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TWO WILDCATS RETURN

EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 22.-Return
of Reb Russell, full back, and Sid
Burnstein, half back, has given new
power to Northwestern's running at
tack for Saturdays game with
Centre.
Captain Hank Bruder will be re-
leased from the hospital later this
week, but will be saved for the Min
nesota game, Nov. /.
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XXTHEN Coach Kizer sends his
w Understanding Boilermakers
out to battle the strong Wisconsin
Badgers in Purdues home coming
tilt Saturday at Lafayette, veterans
will form. the nucleus of the for
ward wall
George Van Bibber, sturdy left
tackle, is one of the standouts in
the line, and is hailed as the sue
cessor of Red Sleight, Purdue's 1929
all-America. Eugene Boswell is
another letter man tackle, but
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Topping the current Shortridge
sports program is the grid encounter
with Washington at Butler bowl
Saturday night. Injuries to Bullet,
stellar half, and Underwood, quar-
ter, hurt in the Clinton tussle,
weakened the north siders' back
field, but these lads are expected to
be in shape for Saturday.
Both the Continentals and Blue
have met the powerful Cathedral
eleven, the west siders losing a
6-to-o verdict while Goldsberry's
team held the Irish to tie. There
is considerable interest IN the city
series contest and large crowd is
expected.
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Other Tuesday Scraps

SEATTLE, Wash.-Bud Taylor Of Terre
Haute was held to a draw by santiago
Gorilla, of Panama IN eight rounds
NEW YORK-Joe Santa. giant Portu-
quese heavy. Knocked out Tiny Hehner OF
Philadelphia in the first round.
LOS ANGELES Hector McDonald Of
Vancouver n c. lost a fast ten-round
match to Tod Morgan. former junior light
weight champ.
TOPEKA, Kan.-Herbert tBabyl Stripiing
NJ Wacon Ca earned a ten-r0und verdict
over joe Trabon. Kansas City weller.
Boston-Con O'Kelly and JACK Gagnon,
local beavvV-eieht rivals met here Tues
dav. the verdict going to the latter in ten
furious rounds.
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~DOwn the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

three games. from a; D. T. and Viking,
while Capitol Ice took two from Schmidt
Insurance during the Delaware League
play. Reinking had 500 to lead this loop.
Red Hats and Stubs engaged in a hot
battle during the Water Company session
at Pritehett's. Red Hots losing the roll-oh
81 Second e and shrd game n F by margin ' Of
six and eight pins. outlaws also won two
from Darnflno. while Cellar Rats lost the
entire set to Triangles.
Automotive League games on the I'LL
nois alleys resulted in a two-game win for
from Marmon Sales and United T. & A.
Company and q clean sweep for Shaver
Nash Sinclair Refining and Gibson Com
Eagle. Machine being the victims: CASTOR
turnee in TIE ony 600 set rolled. scoring
6l2 with games OF $50. 2S8 and ls4.
Women's League games on the Hotel
Antler drives were featured by the scoring
Of the Five Good Fellow quintet. Starting
w MIR sames Of ss t ana $50 f g to9a 25
and win three games from indianapolis
NJ. G. The Gieson Products also won three
500 mark each game. Other contests we're
decided over the tvo-out-of-three route,
White Rose Gas and Feeney Furniture oe-
feating United Tire and komstohk Candy.
Txo-time wins ruled the Diamond
vads defeating Injun Ears. Mitebees and
Misfits. The girls division OF play also
resulted in two-game wins. Lip STICKS and
Cold Cream defeating Powder Puts and
Rouge.
A 200 finish by Henderson fell five pins
short of adding another new member 70
the roc club. his first two games showing
counts Of 245 and AL for q three-game
series OF 6e5. which gave the Aetna IN
surance a three-time win over West Side
Lumber during the Speedway League play
on the Central alleys. BesSive g. Co. also
won three from Grande Florists as Eter-
line-AnEuS Thompson Recreation, Allison
Engineering and Speedway Lumber took
two from Indianapolis Glove Bsveridge
Paper. National Maileabie and Blacker
Chill.
e. Kagei again displayed her ability to
hit the pocket during the Holy Trinity
Ladies' League games. scoring a total OF
546 With games Of 1es, i69 and 1se. which
gave the Splits 8 three-time win over
Tonis. as sykes won tive from SPaFe5.
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Fesler Given
New Duties

BH United Press
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. Gives
Fesler's fine punting and need of
a more experienced signal caller has
resulted in change in Ohio States
back field.
Fesler was shifted from end to full
back and will direct the team, with
Hinchman, sophomore quarter, hold
ing his post, but relinquishing the
signal calling.
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TECH RUNNERS NAMED

Ted Freeman, Howard White,
William Greenlee and Lamar Smith
have been selected by Coach Meyer
to represent Tech in the cross coun-
try meet at Kokomo Saturday.
Against Manual Friday at the
south sider's field Coach Meyer will
use Lantz, Grim, Fletcher, Edwards,
Mincie, Obenchain, E. Smith, Glenn
entS, Eagleson and H. Smith.
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Illinois Tries
New Backfield

BIZ United Press
CHAMPAIGN H., Oct. a.
Illinois lineup changes today sent
Gil Berry, sophomore half back to
quarter back with captain Robin
son calling signals from full back.
Yanuskus remained at half back
with Hunter Russell, sophomore
end, completing the back field quar-
tet. Shook, former reserve full
back, went to end.
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THREE SCRAPS ADDED

Three bouts have been added to
the supporting bill of the Rosy
Baker-Mutt Marsh main go at
Riverside Friday night. Billy Papke,
local lightweight. will. clash with
Louie Lynch and Young Groggs will
tackle Leo Dannergan. In the semi
windup Frisco Frankie Furlong will
mix with Shifty Dando for four
rounds. Two other scraps are be-
ing arranged.
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Horace Buttner, normally a guard,
seems to have taken over the right
tackle duties. George Stears is a
permanent fixture at guard, while
Paul Calvert and Ed Moon are
lettermen at the wings. Lewis Mil
Ter, junior center, is a standout at
his position, and Christman is see
ing service at guard.
Paul Moss and Richard Bateman,
wingmen, are the outstanding
sophomore candidates. Huser, Hell
mer and fingers are rookie tackles
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purchase Roings young nfd
the Boston Nationals.
StrOner indianapolis third with
Baltimore chance he'll get another league trial if
White
establish batting
at the hot
Earnhaw broke with the Athletics he walked three
went the mound took ashing from
who walked out from back of the plate and theupon
that's
one Of Georges debut there.
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Coast Starts Move for Real
Minor League Title Series

the split season the Angels won the
first half honors and Hollywood
took the second.
1t is a seven-game series and
probably will be the last. Several
club owners desire to do away with
the split season next year and end
regular action around Oct. l and
challenge the winner Of the Inter
national American Association Sc
ries for a round of games to deter
mine the official minor league title.
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1000 SEATS LEFT

BH United Press
T LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. o.
L. Four thousand reserved
seats still are available for the
Wisconsin-Purdue Big Ten
football game Saturday, and
unless there is any unusually
heavy run, seats will be avail
able up to game time, G. S.
Doan, manager of ticket sales,
announced today.
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TWO NOT ASSIGNED

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 2-"Earl
Martineau was our only official scout
at the Pennsylvania wisconsin
game" Athletic Director Kellogg of
Purdue said Tuesday night. ''Mackey
was there unoff1cially. with no orders
from us, and Flanagan watched the
game to pick up pointers for Knute
Rockne on the Pennsylvania team.
Mackey and Flanagan were given
no assignments by Purdue last Sat-
urday."
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Sox Stars on
Way to Homes

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Cecil (Seeds)
Caraway and Johnny Watwood,
Chicago White Sox players, left
today for their homes in the south.
Caraway, who remained in Chicago
for tonsil operation, is en- route
to his home in Gordon, Tex, and
Watwood, who was hit on the head
by a pitched ball during the city
series, was released from the hos
pital and left for Goodwater, Ala.
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of promise, while Janecek and Let
singer look like the best bets of the
sophomore guard prospects. Oehler
and Westerman are sophs with
center ambitions.
Purdue is expecting a hard bat
tie with the Badgers, ranked as the
outstanding team of the Big Ten
in man power and dangerous
threat for the title. Many tickets
still are available for the game, it
is reported.
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Badgers and
Purdue War
Over Scouts

BIZ United Press
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 22.-George
Little, Wisconsin athletic director,
has written Athletic Director KEEL
Iogg of Purdue, protesting Purdue's
alleged violation Of Big Ten rules in
having three scouts present at the
Wisconsin Pennsylvania game.
Although conference rules limit
rivals to one scout at each contest.
Earl Martineau, Christy Flanagan
and Bill Mackeg, all Purdue assist
ant coaches, were in attendance at
the Penn Wisconsin battle last
Saturday.
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Twelve Hoosier Collegiate
Elevens to See Grid Action

City to tackle the Oaks in their
home coming tussle.
De Pauw and Butler will be idle
due to the cancellation of their
game. scheduled for Saturday, when
athletic relations were severed last
spring.
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to the Cardinal-owned Rochester Red Wings of the
international League, three-time pennant winners.
Manager Billy Southworth will lose ten of his 1890
champions by SALE draft and recall Perhaps Billy will
get few of them back but it's goodby to the majority
From Rochester the Cardinals recalled Toporcer,
captain and second baseman; Collins, first base;
Martin, outfieder; Delker, shortstop and Pitchers
Carleton and Derringer. The Braves of Boston pur-
chased Wilson, shortstop and Worthington, out
fielder, and the New York Giants bought Berry,
pitcher, and Pittsburgh drafted Pitcher Grant.
That's losing em in a manner that would make
any manager weep the tiny shoulders of the
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PARSONS GIVEN POST

BIZ Tnitfd Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Parsons, re-
serve center, has won starting as
signment in Chicago's game with
Mississippi Saturday and Brislen
will return to his old position at
guard.
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sCRIN1MAGE ENDS DRILL

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 22-
Scrimmage practice today will COM
plete Notre Danes preparations for
Saturdays game with Pittsburgh.
The team will entrain for Pitts
burgh Thursday.
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y =
IN one of the late season night
Il games in the Pacific Coast League
Jim Joe Edwards famed fifteen OPP
ponents in thirteen innings under
the lights. Jim used to pitch for
Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Old Jimmy linn, mound hero for
years with Kansas City, turned in
twenty-six victories against twelve
defeats in the coast loop the past
campaign. If that record fails to re-
ward linn with another trip east
to the big line he'll probably figure
he's doomed to stay in the minors.
nETE DAGLIA, right handler, and
L Tony Freitas. southpaw, are
likely coast league sales to the
majors this winter if the big minors
and big leagues settle their current
differences about the player draft.
According to a Chicago newspaper man
Ownie Bush. pepDery indianapolis man
ager of the White Sox. said he was neu-
trail Saturday when NOtre Dame played
Carnegie Tech owing to the fact he was
good friend Of both coaches, Rockne and
StefFen. TFe betting is ten to one locally
against Bush neutrality when the Irish
met the Scots.
Proposed elimination of the universal
sacrifice fly rule in baseball is going to
ting ,syerages and bring gTief. to butter .I
hy scoringSa runner after the catch the
sacrifice fly has been panned for years by
off-season publicity by proclaming loudly
about an old subject.
n n
Wonder which big game the dry
sleuths will pick out to attend this
week? Pretty soft way to spend
Saturday afternoon with pay
guarding the students against de-
signing bootleggers." Keep going,
driver, next block, big house on left.
Notre Dame and Pittsburgh meeting
Saturday has led to the stimulation of
business in Pittsburgh. hut most of it's out
law. ScaIpers are asking 81 and M for
tickets and the police seem unable to curb
the racket despite a declaration Of war.
When il comes TO spotting the John Laws.
the scaIpers arc post graduates.
g
Two star players on the North Carolina
college team we're suspended Tuesday for
one week for smoking cigarets in viola
IF +--4 r,fr a
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CALLS sHOOT vICroR

B. r. Calls won the ffty-target
event at Crooked Greek Gun Club
Tuesday with At. McIntire was
second with 46 and Dooley third
with as. Dooley took the 25-target
handicap at twenty yards with o.
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sBN Times Special
LOS ANGELES, sOct. 22.-Los
Angeles and Hollywood were sched-
uled to launch their play-off series
here today to decide the Pacific
Coast League championship. In
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Early Basketball

Upton American Legionnaires basket
ball club is ready TO book games with
semi-pro teams. at home and abroad.
Legionnaires formerly we're known at Tip
ton Merchants. Write E. L. Meeker, Tip
ton
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BROWN, EILER CLASH
Seven Bouts on Fistic Card at
TomIinsOn Hall Tonight.

TomIinsOn Hall Tonight.
Seven bouts are carded for the
fstic program at Toihlinson hall to-
night, starting at $3.50. In the
scheduled eight-round main event
Norman Brown, Chicago middle
weight, meets Young Eiler of Louis
vile
Kid Bozo and Ray Hurtz, local
Negro welterweights, tangle in the
six-round semi-windup. Five four
FOUNDERS also are on the card. Heze
Clark viii referee.
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TT
RebhOlz In
Top Form
LuSby Also Reports for
Action; Wisconsin Hopes
for Victory.
BIZ Times Social

BIZ Times Special
MADISON, Wis, oct. a.
Strengthened by the return of Russ
Rebholz and Ernie Lusby, Wisconsin
today continued preparations for the
invasion of Purdue on Saturday to
tackle the Boilermakers in the fea-
ture of the Hoosier institutions
home coming festivities. Coach
Thistlethwaie hopes to have the
best conditioned squad of the sea-
son ready for the 1929 Big Ten
champs.
With Rebholz ready for full-time
duty, the Badger coach hopes to
worry the Kizer-coached warriors
with passes. In Saturdays game
with Pennsylvania, Wisconsin used
few aerial plays to advantage and
in the early drills this week that
type Of offense has been stressed.
/ RebhOlz Leads Scorers
Rebholz, who leads the midwest
i'll scoring, although he has seen
little action since the start of the
season, is both an excellent passer
and receiver. Ernie Lusby, another
half back, who also is good at both
ends of the aerial game, also will
see varsity action in the Badgers
attempt to gain revenge for the
manner in which the Boilermakers
bowled them over last season on
their march to the crown.
Always an enigma to preseason
dopesters, Wisconsin started the
1880 season as a team of doubtful
quality. With practically the same
material last season as this year
the Badgers were rated as strong
title contenders, but fell flat. This
year they were given only an out
side chance, but have come along
with so much speed that they now
share favoritism with Michigan and
Northwestern, and are doped by
many to finish the Big Ten season
undefeated.
Gantenbein in Shape
Captain Milton Cantenbein, stel-
lar end injured in the Penn game,
is working out regularly with the
squad and will be in top shape
for the game. Milo Lubratovich,
giant tackle, and Ed Swi derski,
husky guard, cinched first team
berths by their performance against
the fasteners, and are expected to
give the Purdue forwards and backs
plenty of trouble.
Coach Thistlethwaite also is de-
pending on Goldenberg, his sopho-
more quarter back find, to aid in
carrying on the attack against the
LafayetterS.
Scores Of games played by the two
schools during the past five years
are:
1925-Wisconsin. :; Purdue. o.
1926-Wiseonsin, 0; Purdue. (tle).
is2s-Wisconsin' 49, Purdue. 10 (tiel.
1929-Purdue, 49, Wisconsin, 0.
RESERVES To GET CHANCE
BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 22.-Roy
Horstman, Ed Risk and Howard
Kissell are expected to start in
Purdue's back field against Wiscon-
sin Saturday. Alex YuneTitch and
Jim Purvis, first string cacks, are
handicapped by injuries and the
reserves have been showing excel
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YANKS START PAYMENT
BIZ Times Special

Henderson and Gibson Go to Seals
in Crosetti Deal
BIZ Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. a.
Pitcher Bill Henderson and Sam
Gibson, right-handerS, have been
turned over to the San Francisco
Seals in the cash and player deal
that will send Frank Crosetti, star
shortstop. to the New York Yam
KEGS in 1882. Secretary Putnam of
the Seals said the transaction when
completed will involve approximate
~ 500 900.
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LEVINSKY, SLATTERY SIGN
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-King Levin
sky, Chicago slugger, has been
matched with Jimmy Slattery, for
mer world light heavy champion,
for ten-round bout at Chicago sta
dunn Nov. 6.
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EAST
Yale vs. Army at New Haven.
Princeton VS. Navy at Princeton.
Penn VS.. Lehigh at Philadelphia.
Columbia VS.. Williams at New YORK.
Penn State VS.. Colgate at state college.
New York U. VS.. Fordham at New
Brown VS.. Holy Cross at Providence.
Lafayette VS.. Wash JEFF. at Atlantic
City might.
Gettysburg vs. Bucknell at Gettysburg.
Dartmouth VS.. Harvard at Cambridge.
CENTRAL
wisconsin VS.. Purdue at Lafayette.
Michigan VS.. Illinois at Ann Arbor.
Chicago VS.. Mississippi at Chicago.
South. Dakota State VS.. South Dakota
Northwestern VS.. Centre at Evanston.
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Arnold Crashes Hau of Fame

Arnold Crashes Hall of Fame
Ted Arnold entered the bowlers'
hall of fame Tuesday night during
the Fountain Square No. League
play, rolling a perfect 800 in his first
game. He came back in the second
game with 246, but lost the pocket
in the last set, scoring ITO to total
Tl8. the second highest three-game
series in the city to date. His team,
the Stahlhut Jewellers, won three
games from the Odd Five. DETER
ing-Litzelman also won three from
Indianapolis T. & A. as Service
Products and Klee & Coleman took
the odd game from Prospect Social
and Wiegand Machine.
speed boys Of the city will be given an
opportunity 10 become accustomed 20 the
States meet, when the Pritchett Central
alleys open their sweepstake season sun
oHr ssme s we're aeross 81 eig i alleys aieys viii Be
rolled. An entry fee Of 81, which includes
bowling. viii be charged.
steele shoe shop gave the teams of the
shoot at when they toppled l.l03 in their
first game duriag Tuesday nights play
with Michaelis Builders. Game results in
this loop we're decided over the two-out-
sSt,thres rogte ssssls sn Ss shop cRS Ssi
cefestinE Michaelis Builders. Outlaws.
BraSer and PTima. Roth rolled a three
game total Of CAS-. Moran was next with
A, C. W OF A.. Union Title and Indian
srolis Times won three games from George
i. MAYER. Crescent Paper and c. & @.
Foundry during the Commercial League
contests on the Illinois alleys. Other
trail Sts.es Envelope. Citizens Gas. Indian
Rehping ano Ballard Ice Cream from Mar
fin-Parrg. Motor Tire COMPANY. Jewel Tea
Rnd Indianapolis Power and Light. Hanna
led the neld over the individual rou.1 Nth
8 score OF 636 Lewis had go. Kellum.
619; Wrsy. 500. Thomas. SOC. and LIKE.
.iRouen Notes and Kiysehnsr-Lcriek won
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Cruising in Sportland
With EDDIE ASH

baseball conducted by
the St Louis Cardinals will be the big test before the start