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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-03
News Of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

Nine local teams have entered the thirty
first annual American Bowling Congress
worlds bowling Championship. which
S Sea Feoord Pu antT 81 aea ri with fhs
Wees 4ea Lunch Block opEca W and g ohfs
ney Radio Sales. who viii take the drives
on the D. m. squad Saturday. March Z.
Members Of these clubs will roll their
doubles and singles events Sunday morn
ing.
The popular. Earl McCarty. IS the vic
tim Of al infected thumb, that has put
trip to Bufalo as a member Of the Chris
pey team; Earl Goodhue will take his
place in the lineup.
The demand for doubles and singles play
has decided officials of the Indiana Amer
lean Legion Bowling Association in favor
OF these events, and they will be rolled
Saturday afternoon and evening Of March
at Hotel Antlers alleys. Entry fee will
be S2-00 per man in each event.. Entries
close. at midnight "Wednesday All entries
should be mailed to Dale Miller at Fl East
Maryland street. indianapolis.
D. Graf & Sons. Kalamazoo Mich, last
years A. B. c. team champions have been
scheduled to defend their laurels Friday.
March Is. at $3.50 p. m. The same lineup
Will again take the drives.
Two-game wins decided the Bell Tele-
phone League series. Auditors. Traffic aud
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Bill didn't show up and 1t understood there viii be
an early powwow Of Indian club officials dispose Of
the matter There Is deal the fire and the veteran
-ight-handed pitcher may be sent elsewhere in eX
change for other talent. The club bosses say Burwe
has failed to realize there is business depression
abroad in the land.
Bill Is the oldest player in point Of service on the
Hooser roster and was reported during the early
winter that he had accepted terms for 1881.
Evidently the hitch that developed figured as
minor matter but it grew in Importance Monday when
ne ducked out with Byron Specie, former Indian
with Newark and kept many miles away from the
Tribes spring ball park.
The absence Of Burweu on the lot failed to curb
Manager Corriden however and he sent the pitchers
and catchers through hefty workout late in the day
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Ring Stars
Meet Here
Fontaine and TrambIie to
Meet Over 10-Round
Route.

Del Fontaine. Canadian middle
weight title claimant, and Ray
Tramblie, promising young Rock
ford, H., nsiddleweight, headline
tonights f1stic card at the armory.
Both are topnoch performers, and
are reported in top shape.
Fontaine, In a recent appearance
here, stopped Johnny Wanger in
impressive fashion. Local flstic fol-
lowers who have seen Tramblie,
1929 national amateur middle
weight champion. work out here are
enthusiastic over his form.
George Granmell and Jimmie
Cooley will oficiate. Tonight's card,
starting at 8:15, follows:
Ten Rounds-DeI Fontaine. winnipeg,
Manitoba, vs.. Ray Tramblie. Rockford. MI
nois; mtddleweights.
Eight Rounds-Harry Dillon, Winniueg,
Manitoba, Us. Charley Artburs, New York
City; light heavyweights.
six Rounds-WiId Bill Speaks, Cincin-
natl. vs.. Tony PetruzEi, Indianapolis; vel
terweights.
Four Rounds-Frankie Meiners, Cincin-
natl; vs.. Allen Watson. indianapolis;
featherweiEhts.
Four Rounds--Tomrny Merritt, Union
City. vs. onie Gsheiner, Shel5yville: light
weights.
Four Founds--Bobby Ammon. Cincin-
natl, VS.. Eddie Roberts, Indianapolis; ban
tamWeights
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City Five Is
FavOrite in
Negro Event

Walgreen Giants, strong 10cal
quintet, rules as fayorite in the
eighth annual Negro state basket
ball tournament, opening Saturday
at the local Y. w. C. A.
Opening at 9 a. m, the tourney
will continue throughout the day,
with the title tilt scheduled for 8
p. nj. Eighteen teams will compete,
with Anderson and Bloomington
meeting in the first encounter.
Tickets now are On sale at Wal
green drug store, Walker drug store,
Y. w. G. A. and Reeds studio. For
information write Matthew DECKER
son, 821 Roache street.
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BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, March 3.-Basebalrs
spring training season entered its
second stage today with the arrival
of infleld and outfleld candidates at
the various camps and the start of
active preparations for exhibition
contests.
The first of the exhibition games
will be played this weekend, with
ten games billed for Saturday and
Sunday. During the following week
thirty-eight additional games will
be played and when the Washington
Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates
make their debut, March is, all six
teen of the major league teams will
have inaugurated their exhibition
season.
Pitchers, catchers and a few am
bilious rockies have been indulg-
ing in perfunctory workouts during
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As and Cards Renew Rivalry In
Feature OF First Exhibition Rill

the last fortnight, but the arrival
OF regular and rookie flelders to-
day marked the official start of
training. Bad weather has inter-
fered with the work of every club,
and managers are hoping for a
better break in weather during the
more serious stage of training.
"Holdouts" continue an aggravat-
ing problem for several clubs, al
though many Of the reported recall
cltrants were on hand to don uni
forms today.
Resumption Of the 1880 world Sc
ries rivalry between st. Louis Car
dinals and Philadelphia Athletics
viii feature this weeks exhibition
play. The world series rivals. are
scheduled for a four-game series,
with the opening contests at Miami,
Saturday and Sunday, and the other
two at TT. Myers Monday and Tues
day.
Joe McCartly's New York Yam
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pitcher. were the only absentees from thu
camp today
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March a
Bu4y Lewis. one time star Of the Boston
Gowdy as coach of the Bost aS9'SI sT IlsaS
Lewis. accompanied by President FlIchs
arrived here MONDAY 4''
Rain prevented the scheduled scr,,b CANA
between the regulars and the rockies.
SAN ANEONIo. Tex. March An n.
White Sox regulars with the exceptior ~
catcher Moe Berg. were in camp here to-
day.
Although reports have it that willie
Kemm is to be traded to Cleveland betors
the season opens. Kamm's work has in
dicated that he expects to pIav for fI,e
Sox and no other team. His work at third
has been nothing short Of sensational for
so early in the season.
g AN ANTONIO, Tex, March a
- The Giants hoIdout crop Is not
such a bumper one after all. Travis
Jackson, Freddie Lindstrom and
Fred Leach, all reported as insur-
gents, reported Monday in the best
Of spirits.
Bill Terry, Frank Hogan and Fred
F1tzslmmons still have to come to
terms. These three. along with Joe
Genewich and Hub Pruett, are the
only absentees.
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CLEARWATER. Fla. March s.-AdoIso
LuaUe. veteran Cuban. was the only pitcher
missing from the Robins camp TODAY. Jsck
Quinn. ancient spit-baIler. arrived Mon
day as did Lefty O'DouI. Quinn was in a
uniform few hours after bis arrival and
seemed to be in good shape.
Joe Shaute. one time Cleveland Indian.
continues to show up well. and is certain
to gain contract if his pitching arm
holds up. Robins are badly in need Of a
left-hander and Manager Robinson thinks
shaute will come through.
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TAMPA. Fla. March Bad weather
ing outdoors Monday and Manager Dan
Hl 52 pgt, his charges through two brief
lev plans to inaugurats one-a-daV prsc-
tice sessions today.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. March s.
Ralph Kress, shortstop, who is to be con-
KilIifer of the Browns, arrived in cam
Monday. Killifer's bis. problem at the. pres
has crimped the Browns workouts.
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wINTEREAVEN. "a. March s.-Pitchers
cut loose for the first time this season
as manager Burt Shelton drove his Phila-
delphia Phillies through 2 long drill Mon
oay. Jim Elliott. Stoner and Scheseler
showed a hop on their fast balls and
appear furthest advanced Of the mounds
men. OUtgelder Hal Lee reached camp
Monday. two DAYS before the second squad
Of players is scheduled to report.
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Around Big League Camps
BIZ United Press

By United Press
A VALON, Catalina Island, Cal,
IN March 3.-Regulation nine
inning game was on schedule today
for Manager Rogers Hornsby's Chi
cago Cubs.
Exceptionally warm weather is
frying some of the fat of Jess Petty,
pitcher, and was credited with re-
turning zack Taylor to his normal
health after light attack of flu.
PAso ROBES, Cal. March Starry
French. pitcher, remained the lone hold
cut from the Pittsburgh Pirate range today
as Adam Generously, outfelder. signed the
dotted line. Manager Jewel Ems was
pleased with the work of Eddie Phillips.
former American League catcher, and ex-
pected him to give Hemsley run for the
arst-strinR Job.
TUCSON. Aria. March 3.-The Arizona
tonsl II eagggs became fsr second Iter9a
day with the admission Of the NoeaieS
oSonoral 1nternationales replacing Miami
A;rlz:, which gave UP its franchise in the
The Internationales will be composed
largely OF Mexican players in order to
gain the support Of fans below the Next
can border; Business men of Nogales.
sonora. and Nogales. Ariz.. have agreed
to support the team.
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1T. MYERS, Fla, March 3.-Eric
L McNair, inf1elder, and Al Sim
mons, smuggling outf1elder, were the
only absentees from the Philadel-
phia Athletics training camp today.
McNair is expected Wednesday and
Simmons is training in Hot Springs,
and will join the squad after the ex-
hihition schedule is completed.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March 3.-six
pounds lighter than he was at the start
OF 1880 training season. Babe Ruth. today
was among the Yankee drill SQUAD.
Meryl HOaE. $4,000 Pacific Coast recruit:
Pipgras, who is convsIescing from an an
men fiicifig H.
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BY LEFTY LEE

Western Electric defeating Engineers. a.
T. & T.. and Commercial. No 600 counts
appeared, but Miller slipped in 247 count
Tor high single game.
Showalter Duco received g surprise set
back from the Burke Cadillac. losing the
entire series when Smith turned in q total
Of 600 on games Of 1893. 1873 and 211 for
the winners. Packard also lost three to
Wash Rite, dropping the last one by four
pins, while Northwestern and State High
way we're winning the odd game from Eide
Battery and Indiana Bell.
American Estates used seven pins adj
vantage to take the odd game from Thierry
Bowling. winning the first by margin OF
8. tbs second by and dropping the last 1
pins short. Capitol City Fuel and Cart
land Foundry also won two from Citizens
Motor and Carpenter Steel. in the st.
Joan of Arc series on the Uptown alleys.
Other contests we're one sided, Lone Star
Cement and Centennial Press. taking three
from, c. g. c. Potts. and W. Bledsoe
Company. Schaub led the individual play,
with an even 600 score on games OF 164.
245 and 1911.
The Uptown Junior League contests re-
suited in a triple win for No. over No.
2. and a two-game win for No. from
No. 8. Argus featured this play. his 246
and 604 taking all high honors.
The deciding game between Ellis BARRIERS
and Kasper Furniture. during the South
Side Business Mems League play on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-03
Harold Osborn Hopes to
Regain Jump Crown
Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK March 3.-Harold
Osborn, former Illinois university
star, has started training for his
effort TO regain the world indoor big
Jump title ct the Knights of Column
bus games to be held at Madison
Square Garden, March Il.
Osborn, still a national champion
at the age of 80, and after fourteen
years Of competition, holds the
world outdoor record of 6 feet 81
inches and the Olympic record of s
feet 6 inches. He lost the indoor
record to George Spitz, 19-year-old
n. Y. U. student, and hopes to de-
feat his copqueror in the K. c.
competition.
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PORTER IS SUBSTITUTE
Anderson Welter Takes Persons
Place Against Drake.

Upon learning that Roy Pierson,
indianapolis welterweight, also had
signed to appear on another boxing
program this week, Promoter Bill
Bowman Tuesday obtained a sub
stitute, Dick Porter Of Anderson, to
match blows with Ray Drake Of
Kansas City in the eight-round
headliner Friday night at River
side. Tuffy Mitchell and Jackie
coogan, bantimweights, VIII clash
In the six-rounders
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team taking the decision with 1857 S to F aas
SSeioenrelch Florists and Madison Avenue
SSsLe SsnK also won two from Thoman
While Koch Furniture lost the entire 9S sa5-
les, to Carson Bros. Larry Fox had his
2ISSeH n the pocket. games of 225. PAS and
!Sn Crying him total of 665 Tacl-s
f f97leo 69Si Al6ers. 642; Sullivan. 6S4: Holy.
wy yer to holy. when he finished with 5+'i q.
Link and Schnid overshadowed the work
e e gGliIen9rd and schoeh and as result.
ny curing the Reformed Church series
LINK had 674; Schmid. 635: Pritchard. e33
and Scnoch. 600. during this set
Charlie Cray. spark plug Of the First
;I.l: was back in form and these BOYS
won three from st. Paul's.
IN. Msishits also took three. Pleasant Run
:. ountz was the reason Second Reformed
no. 3 took the odd game from First owls
SSqqnnslste-n games giving him a total Of
First 2, NJ. C. depended on L. Jacobs.
ana won the Two games in which he was
over the 200 mark Second Reformed Being
gne victim. BARRACKS also won two from
Over on the Central alleys. Evangelical
League rolled It's weekly schedule Indians
an6 Reds taking three from White Soz
snd 1 0aGds, as Tanks. Senators. Browns
aas o0T ois soOk and 1T0 ca5 5o 1 af5ss
scoring was below par. not a single coo
putting IN an appearance.
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KEGS and the Boston Braves meet at
81. Petersburg Saturday in the onlv
other clash Of major league clubs.
with games between the Chicago
Wnlte Sox and Houston, at Hous-
ton, and Cleveland and New Orleans
at New Orleans, completing the
schedule.
The Sunday exhibition schedule
is: Cincinnati vs.. Brooklyn, at Tam
pa; Yankees VS.. Braves, at st. Pc
tersourg: Athletics vs.. CARDS, at
Miami; White Sox VS.. Houston. at
Houston; Cleveland VS.. New Orleans
at New Orleans, and st. Louis
Browns VS.. House Of David, at West
Palm Beach. NV
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Potsy Clark
Named Coach

George (Potsy) Clark, former
Butler athletic director and foot
ball mentor, will coach the Ports
mouth CO.. National Professional
League football club next fall, it
was announced here Monday.
Clark, a former Illinois star who
also has coached at Kansas, Mich
lgan State, Illinois and Minnesota
Is IN the insurance business now
and will retain his home here.
Among the stars who will perform
for Clark are Chuck Bennett of
Indiana fame, Pop Lulnpkin, Nc
MILAN, Tiny Lewis and Glawgow.
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Franklin Five
Bulldog Foe

Still seeking to speed UP his Of
Tense, Coach Tony Hinkle sent his
Butler METERS through lengthy
practice session Monday and will
taper off today for Wednesday
nights battle with Franklin at the
field house.
The Bulldogs already hold one
win over the Grizzlies this season.
Davis ct forward and Chickedantz
at floor guard. probably will be in
the Blue starting lineup.
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after the rain spent itself. Showers
fell all morning and until early aft
ernoon, when the sky cleared and
Manager Corriden hustled his pas
timers into their uniforms and sent
them through drill Of about one
hour and thirty minutes.
The diamond was soft and the
boys confined their practice to toss
ing the ball around and chasing
flyballs in the outfleld and winding
up with joys around the park It
was too damp and chilly to risk
further work. The old pressure will
be put on today, according to Man
ager Corriden, and there will be
batting and position fielding by the
pitchers as well as sprints to i'm
prove legs and wind
Pitcher George Smith, formerly
Of the Boston Red Sox, was impress
sive IN his first drill. He stands
six feet one inch and weighs 1876.
Mike Cvengros, the nainstay southpaw
Of last years mound staff, reported under
weight. He looks about ten pounds of
His orders are TO eat plenty, sleep plenty
and retire 20 the clubhouse before he be-
comes too warm.
President Norman A. Perry took
in the opening practice and planned
to he on hand again today before
going to indianapolis for 8. week or
more. with Mrs. Perry.
There wasn't enough drill Monday to
give an observer good shot at the quality
Of the talent. Infeldsrs and OutfeIders
are not due IN camp for several days and
the new style ball was not used Monday.
Manager Corriden doesn't care to expert
ment with 1t until the real hitters report
.Burwell the ,holdout. and pitchers Frank
the ahsentees during the opening prac-
tiee; Holshouser arrived, but too late for
work.
Catchers Johnny Riddle and Tom Angley
are read for heavy assignments. They
kept in shape during the of season. Rid
die has an abundance Of pepper.
Bill Andrus, the second sacker
purchased from Selma of the
Southern League, mingled with the
battery men along with Pete Mona
han, veteran first sacker. 1t is said
the doubt surrounding Andrus is his
throwing arm. Information on his
wing will be given later
Pitcher Danny Boone. released last year.
is on hand showing promise. He said
BOnegetter Reese cured his shoulder all
ment and he Is predicting a surprise for
Tribe fans. They will watch and wait.
jim gottomley, George watlin and Wild
Bill Hallahap, all OF the ST. Louis Cardi-
day and later went to Sarasota trapshoot
range to knock of a few clay pigeons.
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Capture Naval
Basket Honors

Defeating Eighteenth division IT
.: naval Reserves in a fast game
Sixteenth division U. S. Naval Re-
serves won the Fourth Battalion
champion and the right to represent
the battalion in the Ninth Naval dis
srict tournament at Chicago on
Mafch 20. Thirteen states will be
represented in the tourney.
Hltcncock, Harter and Carber
featured the Sixteenth's win sun
day at Fl. Harrison. The victo co.,
tralled . to 0 at the first Quarter
but were in front 10 to 9 at bsIt
time and won 81 to 10 --"'-
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Basketball

East Tenth Buddies meet First Morsv-
ian, Woodruff Place tackles Westminster
and Bethel battles Tuxedo in League 3
game OF the Alliance Basketball ASsocia-
ton tonight At East Tenth gym. League
viii play q Woodruff Place.
Judson quintet will meet Leader I'VE At
the Twenty-second and Broadway gym II
Is the initial meeting OF the two teams
this season. Judsors have lost three games
this year twice to PriYatserS and once 10
Mericians. Last Tuesday they lost an
overtime game 70 the Privateers. 1872
MCCOY scored nineteen o. the losers
points, while Collins made twenty-five Of
the winners points. For games with the
tucson team. call Washington 4l62-W, be-
fore 8. and ask for Merle.
81, Philip A. G. viii play hi Lilly CUM
teL tonight at 81. Philip gym at $50. II
gll pc the nnal game OF the season for the
saints on their home court ST. Philip
6oystt CUB VIII meet the English avenue
Boys Club 81 7:50.
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Welter Champ,
Thompson Sign
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND, O., March 8. -
Tommy Freeman, welterweight
champion, and Young Jack Thomp-
son, Chicago Negro, have signed to
meet in a f1fteen-round title bout
at Cleveland on April II.
The bout will be F'reeman's first
defense Of the title, gained in his
victory over Thompson.
Many sports writer's intimated the
bout had been fixed" and that
Thompson was robbed of the de-
cision.
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Carpenter, BoziniS Meet
in CadIe Semi Windup

Ray Carpenter, Lancaster, O., and
Mike Bozinis, Greek grappler Of
Jersey City, will supply the action
in the serni-windup on Friday nights
wrestling card at Cadle.
The Indiana Athletic Club an
nounces it will be ladies night"
with ladies admitted free of charge
to either general admission or ring
side seats. In the feature attrac-
ton Allan Eustice, New York heavy
weight, will tackle Jim Browning,
who claims a draw decision with
John Pesek.
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) Games on
A. A. u. Card

Indiana kentucky A. a. U. bas-
kethau tourney opens tonight at
Indianapolis Athletic Club, with
five games on the program. In the
mems division, Kokono Eagles meet
Richmond Y. M. c. A. at z, Kirsh-
baums oppose Franks Brazil Bricks
at 7:45 and South Side Turner's
tackle Brazil Atlas at $50.
Hoosier Demons face South Side
Turner's at els and Louisville
Eppings play East Tenth NJ. E. in
girls games. Eleven mems and four
women's teams are entered. The
winners will play in the National
A. A. U. meet at Kansas City
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GRIFFITH is FAvoRITE

CHICAGO, March 3.-T1l win
by a knockout" boosted King Levin
sky, Chirago heavyweight, in COM
nlenting today on his ten-round
bout with Tu1y Griffith at the
Chicago Stadium Friday night. The
odds, however, mounted on Griffith.
.who Is nov quoted "a to l favorite.
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~AAS 4O4A vi NC64 u
intercolle g i a t e
competition.
Felix started his
sports career at
Earlham on the
football team. He
was captain and
quarter back OF
the 1880 team but
suffered a broken
arm in the second
game and did not
get back into ac-
ton until late in
the season.
In b a S K e t ball
Felix is conplet-
ing his second
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Spanish Play
Cops Feature

By Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, March 3.-Spanish
Play, Kentucky Derby candidate,
had an easy time winning the one
mile preliminary purse at Hialeah
Park here Monday. With 100 pounds
up, the son of Spanish Prince II
led from start to finish over a
sloppy course. A hard rain fell
during the running of the race.
Spanish Play was second in the
speculation, General the favorite,
running third.
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BURNS NAMED PILOT

BIZ Times Special
STOCKTON, Cal, March B.
George Burns, former American
League star, will manage the San
Francisco Missions for the 1881 sea-
son. He replaces Wade CRed) KilIe-
fer, who is recovering from serious
operation.
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Ten Bouts Carded for
TomlinSon Wednesday

Ten scraps are carded for Wednes-
days f1stic show at Tornlinson hall.
In the feature eight-round event,
Dutch Battling will clash with Roy
Pierson, local junior weller. Eddie
Allan and Ray Hurtz, Negro welter-
weights, will meet for six rounds in
the semi-windup. The balance Of
the bill:
Red SLAYER VS.. Larry Dickerson, Merle
Williams vs.. K. o. Galloway, Horace Roake
vs.. Charlie Hammer, Paul Courtland VS..
Chuck Harris, Kid Adams VS.. Leo Agate,
young Slaughter VS.. Danny Crump. Holly
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, March S.-Billy
Petrolle OF Fargo, N. D., and King
Tut Of Minneapolis, were to appear
before the New York boxing COM
mission today in an effort to prove
their fight in Madison Square
Garden last Friday night was
strictly on the up and up.
Everyone connected with the
scrap, from the principals and