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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
RAIL RECEIVER DENIED
Judge Pickens Turns Down Plea on
Debt Petition.

Superior Judge William A. Pick
ems today denied a petition for ap-
pointment of receiver for the In
dianapolis & Southeastern Railway
Company.
The petition, filed by Ed Little,
attorney. sought to collect an al
legged debt of $3.50 owed to a supply
firm. Pickens denied the receiver
on information that the sum was in
hands of the county clerk for pay
ment to the petitioner.
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Lake Superior region.
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
FANS WATCHING
CENTRAL DURING
FIRST CONTEST

Heralded as all first games are
heralded. Central Union High school
VIII go into It's first football contest
at o'clock Friday night under the
arcs On Central field. the object Of
considerable curiosity on the part
ol FL CentIo fans who wish to see
just what the team will be this
year.
Preparing his team for the con-
test with Sweetwater Union High
school. Coach Bob Armstrong last
night put them through a hard
workout. Practice today and to-
mc-rCE VII be held IN the after
Iocns.
a long scrimmage last night
showed up Cogch. guard. and Ed
rag. center. Ike "a coupe of regu-
lars Berry continued his good
work o. the night before and was
tha star of the practice he was
trioa 50 guard end and fullback,
and was a riot ~ al three posi-
ticns. lie probably viii alternate
r.. the next few games as guard
and fuilblck.
.Iadlem and Swim. showed 10
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
RENO OFFERS
JACK DEMPSEY
LARGE PURSE

RENO. Nev.. Sept. %. UR)-Two
Reno spcrtSmen bid for . place
among big time promoters today ii
offering Jack Dempsey a fight
here in June, 1882, at a price big
ger than any easterner offers.
James Mckay and William Gra-
ham. partners OF Dempsey in pro-
noting the Uzcudun-Baer fight
July 1, sought Dempseys' services
Tor a 25 round bout against an
outstanding heavyweight battler' in
Reno.
The offer was made public by
Leonard D. Sacks, the ex-cham-
pion's business manager. and was
taken as an indication that Demp-
sey is seriously considering an at
tempt 10 regain the title he lost
10 Gene Tunney.
Fresh from an appearance il
court Monday, when ne won a Nev-
ada divorce from Estelle Taylor Of
the films, Dempsey was busy pre-
pairing today for a three weeks ses-
sion in the Champion Mine in
Midas, NeY., Of which ne IS part
owner. He VIII spend the first
Week with Q pick and shovel and
two weeks more with a group OF
sparring partners. a r.ng is be-
ing built there now
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
TOMMY L0UCHRAN
IS VICTORIOUS BY
CLOSE DECISION
By DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept. %. U.P)-Joe
Sekyra, Dayton's bold Bohemian
clearly is not the master OF Tommy
Loughran-and for that matter II
is doubtful if any other boxer can
defeat the Philadelphia boxing mas
ter over a l0-round route-but IL will
be some time before another fighter
accepts the veteran Ohioan as
"set-up."
Sekyra removed all doubt as TO
his fighting ability last night when
he held Loughran to a close deci-
sion in the Daily Mirrors charity
show, which netted $4,000 for the
hospital radio fund. The Ohioan.
a 3 to | underdog in the betting
despite his recent victory over Char
ley Retzlaff, made surprisingly
strong showing and went into the
final round of the bout on even
terms with the Philadelphian, who
is accepted generally as the most
worthy challenger for Max Schmel-
ings world heavyweight title.
Loughran, finishing by mixing his
usual superb boxing with a slugging
SttdCh, HOll lllG 4llldl IOuIlO ny a
clear margin and deserved his vic
tory The $1,000 spectators, capti-
vated by the underdog's brave bid
for victory, booed the verdict and
gave all their cheers to Sekyra but
the Dayton veteran failed to receive
a single vote from the officials.
Referee Arthur Donovan called the
bout a draw and Judges Charles F..
Mathison and Marty Moyoe voted
for Loughran.
Loughran was far below his usual
form in the early part Of the fight.
He made the mistake of attempting
to slug instead of being content TO
Outlook his opponent. After failing
to win a round until the fifth, Tom
my went back to his usual boxing
style and had a clear advantage.
Loughran weighed 1876 and Sex
yra 1T.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
Eastern Youth
Facing Test In
Tennis Tourney

LOS ANGELES. Sep. %. U.P)-
Sidney Wood. the flashy New York
youngSter who won the Wimbledon
mems singles title. faces Keith
Gledhin. Santa Barbara. intercol-
legiate singles champion. in the fea-
ture match Of the Pacific southwest
tennis tournament today.
Wood found s tartar Il Leonard
Patterson. local junior yesterday,
being extended 10 l0-8 IN losing
the first sc.. but coming back 70
take the next TWO g.. 6-l Gled-
hill had IN easy time with Clay
Mahoney. 60. 60 being his winning
score.
Ellsworth Vines. national singles
titleholder has none but relatively
unimportant matches today. Yes
tegcay. however. with Helen Mar
love. ne won from George p. Hughes
O. Great Britain ana Josephine
Cruickshank Of Santa Ana. 63
s.. g.. Miss Cruickshank was
handicapped bv q crushed oigit on
nsr right hand
Wilmer Allison faced Lester
Stoefen II another third round sin
gles match today Mems doubles
brought John Van Ryn and
Wilmer Allison against Alan Her
and Phil Neer; Wood and
George Lott against Gregory Man
gin .and Berkeley Bell and Fred
Perry and Hughes against Stoefea
and Jack Tidban.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
BATTLING FOR
SECOND PLACE
This SEASON
Four Game Series Begin
ming Today Will Settle
American League Berth
BY l.. $. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Sept. %. U.P)-
Second place and second money in
the 1891 American league race Will
be decided in four-game series
between the Washington Senators
day.
The Senator'S went into the
opening game enjoying a one
half game lead over their rivals.
They gained this advantage yes
terday by whipping the Chicago
White SOx, 10 2, while the
Yankees were idle.
Carl Fischer. Washingtons star
rookie, allowed the Sox but seven
hits in scoring his 18th victory of
the season.
The Philadelphia Athletics estab-
lished a new high winning record
for Connie Mack teams by winning
their l05th game of the season.
Detroit's toothless Tigers were the
As victims, and the score was 3
to 6. The Athletics scored all their
runs in the first four innings. In
fielder Mark Koenig went to the
mound for the Tigers in the fifth
and held the world champions
scoreless for the rest OF the game,
In the only other American
League game the st. Louis Browns
scored five runs in the ninth inning
to whip the Boston Red Sox, to 2
In the National League, where
but two games were played, the
Brooklyn Robins defeated the st.
Louis Cardinals tas If the Cards
cared 8 to 3, and the Pittsburgh
Pirates nosed out the phillies, to
2, after l3 innings.
Van Muneo and Quinn pitched
for the Robins. while Paul Derrin-
ger, rookie ace, did the hurling for
the losers.
Heine Meme pitched the Pirates
to their victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
Pacific Coast
League Scores
by UNITED PRESS

The san Francisco Seals are leav-
ing no stone unturned in their de-
termined bid for the Coast loops
second malt season title. which car
ries with II the right 10 play for the
1921 pennant
The Seals took Hollywood. win
neTs of the first half season. for
the second straight game last night,
. 10 l. Art McDougal the Seals
young toSser. and Henry Dana. Ha-
Waiian outiielder who homered in
the fifth with a man on base, ac-
counted Tor the victory.
The victory kept the Seals in first
place hall a game ahead OF the Los
Angeles Angels, who trimmed the
Mission Reds, 10 TO s. In the cur
rent HollyWood-Seals series, fans
may be seeing the forthcoming pen
nant playoff For these two teams
will meet If San Francisco wins the
second half season honors
The Seraphs had little difficulty
trimming the Missions. scoring in
all except two OF the eight innings
In which they batted and touching
Two Red pitchers for l6 hits. Welsh
ana Jacobs collected homers
Inc third place Oakland Oaks
nosed out Seattle in Doth games OF
double header They won the
first. % /. and the second, 8 10 Z.
In the nightcap the Indians called
on four pitchers TO stem the tide
but without result
The Portland Beavers scored three
times IA the second and twice in
the third 10 defeat the Sacramento
Senators. 5 TO- The Solons started
with three counters IN the first bu;
could not overhaul the Ducks once
thcy had taken the lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
SPORTS PARADE
OFFERS VARIETY
IN TODAY'S NEWS
y, HENRY MeLEMoRE

INV YORK ~spl % UP-Old
Man 0leudon has up and quit the
nasF. and Riih his retirement in
trfcollrgiate rowing loses its most
colaIful character Maybe loses
h. ~ tha fisht Nofd. Ter The old
man .n hls fofiY-odd years Of
coaehIng has boeame as much g
part 81 roRing Is the oars. and his
Mans and spirit are likely u endure
as lnuf a. the sport itself
IS the Way. don't let tins old
mans business mislead you RI
chaHa olcndon 81. 10 give him Ms
mn name. Is 40 dodderine cracked
Yolced old patriarch True. he's
wei aiuuH iu his sixties. but ne
riu + able 90 move about without
r. cane. ride the front end of
coaching launch IN al sorts 81
weather.. and DO hs share Of hunt
ilg and shaoflng IN and about the
wind swept shores 81 Caps Cod that
De- iefes 30 sell
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
CRIDIRONS RING
T0PREPARATI0NS
FOR FIRST GUN
Large And Small Teams
Will Enter Season With
Games On Saturday.
BY ALANsoN ". EDWARDS
United Press staff Correspondent

United Press staff Correspondent
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25. up
Football was a magic word alone
the Pacific Coast today as teams
great and small prepared for the
signal which will touch off another
glamorous gridlron year next Satur-
day
The rumble Of Headman Howard
Jones big guns in southern Callfo--
mia echoed TO the farthest reaches
of the northwest where Babe Hol-
lingbery's Washington State Hus-
kies girded for another assault on
the conference title. Elsewhere. as
piring coaches and perspiring var
sity candidates vowed 10 upset both.
Many of the major university
teams will clash this week, Of
fering more action per yard OF
sod than has been seen on open
ing day in many a year. New
faces among the coaches as well
as in the lineups added an ele-
ment of uncertainty and inter
est.
The Trojans, accepted as confer
ence favorites on the basis Of sta
tistics and Headman Jones guarded
admissions. will meet Ed Slip
Madigan's galloping Gaels from St.
Mary's in the days outstanding
contest. The Gaels are q nOncon-
ference group but their amazing
victory over Fordham last year gave
them a taste of the big time and
they want TO repeat.
May Be Surprise
On paper it doesn't figure 10 hap
pen. but what would the fans say
if Madigan's men sprang the same
surprise as on the hard hitting
Puppies of New York?
Probably just as much interest
centers on the Golden Bears of Cal
ifornia. or more precisely. on what
kind Of team Navy Bill Ingram has
turned out for his initial bow as q
coast mentor. The Bruins will meet
the Broncs of Santa Clara in Cali
fornia stadium. Coach Clipper
Smiths men have felt the Gepres-
sion Of injuries but Smith warned
against selling Santa Clara short.
The wiley Glenn Pop" War
ner will lead his Stanford Cardi-
mails against the Olympic club
of San Francisco, an aggrega-
tion of former college stars, at
Palo Alto. The Indians began
their schedule last week with
rollicking 46 TO 0 victory over
the west coast army team
which Pop characterized as
showing the spirit of the boys"
The Olympians also defeated the
soldiers, SO the game is a stand
off.
Seattle will witness the bid Of
Utah for recognition ii the coast
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
LARGE ALLOTMENT
GIVEN BLOEMSMA

Twin girls were Dor nto Mr., and
Mrs. John Bloemsma of 1853 Adams
street yesterday and Bloemsma is
down town today looking for larg-
er size hat.
The little girls weighed seven and
one fourth and seven and three
fourths pounds. Names have not
been selected for them as yet.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
DIZZY DEAN WILL
JOIN ST. LOUIS

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept %. up
Jelome DIZZY Dean. who has
broken al pitching records IN the
Texas league and has modestly
told the world OF that accomplish
ment at every opportunity. is 70
join the ST. Louis Cardinals at the
close OF the Dixie series, the Hous-
ton management announced.
DIZZY all not be eligible 70"
world series play
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
7 FOOTBALL TEAMS PREPARE FOR START OF SEASON
Gae! Fullback
May Start Game
Next Saturday

MCRAGA. Cal. Sept. %. U.P)--
ST Marys football followers were
still hopeful today that Angel Bro
yeln. sensational Gael fullback,
would be able TO start in the game
against tire University of Southern
California in Los Angeles Satur-
day.
Brovelh sustained q bone bruise
III practice. and DR.. c. Hichens
GimStcad. trainer. said it would
be wise for him to remain out OF
the game entirely.
Six s.. Mary's players have been
Cn the hospital list since training
started. but Brovelli, who received
the bruise in scrimmage Monday
night, Is the only regular out now.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23

conference. with Washington Z. as
the opposition. Utah IS ready to
batter its way into the lineup OF the
big squads. Its performance Will be
interesting and doubtless it Will win
prestige.
Many other games will find their
place in the sun on Saturday, among
them Colorado U. vs.. Oregon State
at Portland, Oregon Us. willamette
at Eugene. Washington State vs..
College of Idaho at Pullman, Wes.
Coast Army VS.. Nevada at Reno,
Montana Us. Mt. St. Charles at Mis-
soula. Idaho VS.. Whitman at Mos E
COW. and College of Puget Sound vs.
Columbia at Portland.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23

The cid mans resignation re-
moved the only coach who came
straight % Ms profession from tn
sea. Born within earshot Of the
ocean. Glondon. At thu tender age
% l3. shipped aboard a mackefel
schooner FiYe years late he left
the schooner az Boston and became
eomething IKE a haEdyman about
the boathouse Of the Boston A A.
Two years later he Was the b. A A.
coach. and he's been coaching ever
since
In 1904 Glend0n vent TO the M
val Academy and sake for The years
from 1924 10 1927. when he tnned
the JOB over 10 hls son. Dick. no~
coach at Columbia ht coached every
navy eight that nj the waters.
Ills greatest triumph came IN 1920
when his varsity boatload whipped
the greatest crews IN the world IN
winning the Olympic championship
What is more. the Middles estab-
hshed G worlds mark for the Henley
distance
This 1920 navy crew was the first
American eight ever 10 roR in the
Olympics and the second one that
mad ever finished IN front OF the
famed Leander club OF England
We doubt. however. II the smash
ing performance by the 1920 crew
thrilled the old man a bit more than
did his 1881 bOatload when II swept
down the Hudson IN a driving rain
storm 10 win the P0ughkeepsie re
gatta-blue ribbon event of Ameri-
can intercollegiate rowing
The old man vas 50 ehoked up
after the finish that he Va uu-
able 20 talk
Some say Nays PoughkcCps.e
win prompted the old man % re-
tire: tnat he wanted % end hls
coaching days m a blaze o. glory.
Glendon IS the discOyerer Of the
stroke that bears his name. a stroke
that is featured by IS tremendous
layback When the oarsmeu finish
the pull they seem 70 be laying
smack on their backs Its a powe.
stroke. and requires strapping
tough men. and that's the kind
Of men you'll find around the old
man. He once said thai one Of
the main reasons ne liked rowing
was because Il was strictly a he
mans sport
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
Wrestler Hurt
In Mat Match

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. %
U.P)-Earl McCready. former ma
tional collegiate wrestling champion
from Oklahoma. was in St Ra-
phaels hospital today after lying
unconscious more than TWO hours
as the result OF an airplane Whirl
applied last night by John Maxos
Of Greece II their wrestling bout at
Saving Rock park.
II was the first bout McCready
had lost since he began his profes-
sional career here last year. X-rays
We're 10 be taken today 70 determine
tie extent OF his injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23

good advantage as halfbacks. OBJ
ergfelle, last years sub back, re-
ported for the first time last night,
along with. Farmer, a big, heavy
tackle. Both look like promising
candidates
Freeman "a transfer from Holt
Vile. also reported last night. He
IS large and fast, and should make
a good back,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
WOmen's TOURNEY
In Second Set

WILLIAMSVILLE. N. Y, Sept.
%. (U.P)-The national womens golf
tournament went into the second
round OF match play today with
most of the dark horses out of the
running.
The golfers seemed more evenly
paired and victories by either play
er in most instances could scarcely
be called "upsets."
There was one exception, Mrs.
Glenna Collett Varc, the Philadel-
phian. seeking her sixth national
championship. should survive heu
match with Mrs. Charles Eddis Of
Toronto
Miss Maureen Orcutt, Englewood,
N. j.: Miss Enid Wilson. Motifs. Eng;
and Miss Virginia Van Vie. Chicago,
were Slight favorites in their
matches.
The Yucaipa valley San Bernar-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
HEAT DAMAGED CORN

RYDAY, Kan. U.H = The Intense
heat which prevailed in this sec
ton recently damaged corn to such
an extent farmers believe their yield
will be cut materially. 1t ripened
the corn prematurely, in some in
stances.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23

august "a the kclp hars sest began
near Monterey employing Is men
for 60 days IL gathering 400 tons
lor making textile soap.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles 10, Missions ,.
san Francisco 3, Hollywood !.
Portland ) Sacramento 4.
Oakland 5-8, Seattle At.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia ?.
Brooklyn 6, st. Louis 3.
Only games scheduled
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
B A S E B A LII
5 T A NDENGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia 8, Detroit 6
Washington :, Chicago ?.
St. Louis ), Boston ?.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23
FIRST BASE


- on oyer
picking Cards and As rate about evenly
finished fielder attack The
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23

The Yucaipa valley. San Bernar-
dino county, received .78 OF an inch
OF rain during August.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-23

cattle will witness the bid Of
n for recognition ii the coast
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

que no llegara nunca un dia Ell
que me considere como un peso,
como I'm estorbo, como una ca
denial. iPero csc dia llegara
iYo 10 habre lido viendo venir,
pues estare siempre en- acecho, y
no me equivocare nj un minute
al pronunciar la sentencia de
nuestra separation! Ahora bien,
Guillermo...: idesde hoy para
entonces, necesito saber que US
ted obedecera Y cumplira esa
sentencia que no me impondra
ell tormento de su compassion, de
su disimulo, de su sacrificio.,.:
que no habra en- nuestros amo-
res nj una gotta de hiel; que, al
terminar sus mieles, habra ter
minado nueStra comGn historic,
y que listed Sc ira, por tanto,
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

bendiciendome, como 20 me que
dare bendiciendolo T.. iJdreme-
lo!... iS6lo de esta manera po-
dra ser feliz hasta csc incierto
dia SD pobre Julia!
i Julia!- inSisti6 CUTLER
i-ngenuamente,-iY o no puedo
nj debo jurar sobre un supuesto
impossible, absurdo, abominable!
iYo no tie abandonare jamas!
iYo no 10 deseare! Yo no puedo
Imaginable siquiera! Por tanto,
no quiero insultar mi amor con
el juramento que me pides. Pre-
fiero tn desden V la muerte!
-Pues bien: mo jures!-con
test6 la Marquesa con desespera
do acento.-iJurare yo!... Isl!
iYo juro que tie iras! iYo la
Pr6diga, soy quien pongo a Dios
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

de aquella horrible nock. le LI.
daglo;-y, con efecto, despues
faean y ventisca, amaneci6 un
esplendido dia de cast primave-
ra' en- que ell sol andaluz fue en-
Jugando las lagrimas que aun
oanaban la faz de Cibeles, o sea
~eVaporando las gotas de lluvia
y las tilagranas de escarcha que
relucian en- alamedas y sembra-
dos.
a Ia una de la tarde, solamen
'e en- las umbrias del jardin del
fuStleo palaeio vefase va tai o
eual faJa de aterida nieve Y Dor
ciefto que ALI, Y no en- ninguna
o'ra parte' era donde habfa flo
res las primeras flores del a.
no. este es, humildes, v her6i-
cas- violetas, que Guillermo y Ju.
La gaceta., 1931-08-29
AVISOS EN- . City

nocere Embellishments, w..
(perdoneme listed esta lagri-
MAJ ~inuestros amores hahran
terminado!
i Julia! lJuha!-exclam6
Guillermo con intima efusi6n.
case no llegara! 70 tie
10 juro por mi alma! No some
tas la dicha a tan cruel analisis
No me desgarres ell eoraz6n L..
Y, sobre TODD, mo llores!... No
Illores J..
va no lioro... I'VE listed?
va estoy tranquila...- respon.
do Julia con tierno Y melanc6-
leo acento.-Por 10 demas,
demasiado saba 70 que listed
no cree hoy racional nj possible
NADIA de 10 que digo! Demasia-
do Sc que listed esta SECURE de
La gaceta., 1931-08-29

por testigo de que no te pesare
nj un solo dia, de que no me
aborreceras nj una sola bora,
de que no estorbare a tn gloria
nj a tn felicidad nj un solo ms
tante!
i Julia!...-grito ell j6ven,
llenO de susie, al yer la terrible
expression con que la beldad Sc
puso de pie y leyant6 al cielo la
mano derecha, al pronunciar
tan schemes palabras.
Pero aquella tragica actitud
Sc habia cambiado de pronto en-
graciosa y afable, Y Julia, dejan
dose caer languidamente sobre
ell sill6n, decia va a Guillerme
con encantadora, lGbrica sonri-
Sa:
Use acabaron las converse