The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-11
MARBLE STARS
PRACTICE FOR
TIMES TOURNEY
City Champion viii Be Sent
by Times to National
Meet in East.

inaries which will open next Satur-
day at four city Fairgrounds.
This is the last week for prepa-
ration and scores already have filed
their entries for the preliminary
clashes.
Winner Of The Times tournament,
to be staged for boys and girls be-
tween 6 and IS years Of age, will be
sent to ocean City, N. j., the week
Of June d, to compete in the ma
tional marble tournament, where
he will compete with players from
sixty or more other citiGs.
Re will make the. trip with all
expenses paid, with chaperon, who
will look after his welfare during a
week Of entertainment at the Jersey
ocean resort and at other historic
places in the east.
Centers Are Chosen
Twelve sectional centers were Sc
lected last week by Hugh (Wally)
GIiddlesworth, city recreation di-
rector, for the championship series.
Centers, in every section Of the
city, are Willard park, Ellenberger
park, Brookside park, Spades park,
Fall Creek Fairgrounds, Sixty-flrst
street playground, Riverside park,
Municipal Gardens, Hawthorne
school playground, Rhodius park,
Riley playground and Garfield park.
Rings for the marble games Will
be drawn in the vacant spaces be-
tween the baseline and wire screen
of tennis courts on each playground
or park.
Play Starts Saturday
On May 16 tournaments will be
held at Spades park, Rhodius PARK,
Willard park, and Garfield park.
on May % play will be at Munich
pal Gardens, EIenberger park, Riley
playground, and Sixty-first street
playground.
On June tournaments will be
held at Brookside park, Riverside
park, Hawthorne school playground,
and Fall Greek playground.
Winners and runnerS-up at each
playground will compete in the
finals at Willard park, Monday,
June 10.
At each Fairgrounds entrants
will be divided into groups for first
round games. Winners Of first
round games will meet in second
round games, and SO on until the
field is narrowed to winner and
runner-up at each center.
Boundaries Are Given
willard District-Bounded on the south
by Prospect and virginia avenue, west *
by Michigan street.
Ellenberger Park District-Bounded on
the north by Tenth street. west by Sher-
man Drive. east by city limits, south py
city limits.
Brookside District-Bounded on the north
by ThirtY-eighth Street, west by Rural
TO Sherman Drive and Tenth street from
sherman Drive. to city limits. east Dy
city limits.
Fall Greek District-Bounded on the
west by Meridian street. east by Rural
By ThirtY-eighth street.
Sixty-First District-Bounded on the
and east by city limits.
Riverside Park District-Bounded on the
east by Meridian, north by Thirty eighth
street south Fall Creek and Burdsal boule-
ward. west by city limits
Municipal Gardens District-Bounded on
the east by Meridian street, south BY Big
Four Chicago Division Railroad and New
York street. north by Burd5al boulevard
extended. west by city limits
Hawthorne-Bounded on the east by
White river south by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. St. Louis Division. north Big
Four Railroad. Chicago Division. and New
York street west by city limits.
Rhodius Park Distrct-Bounded on the
north by the PennSylvania Railroad, St;
Louis Division. east Harding street. and
by city limits on south and west.
Riley District-Bounded on the east by
Meridian street west Harding street, north
BY New York street, south BY Raymond
street.
Garfield Park District-Bounded on the
north by Prospect and Virginia, west by
Meridian street. from the Circle to RAY
mond street. thence west on Raymond to
Harding. south by city limits. east by
Sherman drive.
Spades Park District-Bounded on the
west by Meridian street. south by Micht-
gan street. north by Nineteenth street. east
by Rural street