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social enlinence of a barkeeper or
song plugger.
r
II IMAGINE Indiana is the only
Il state in the union where the
bullying knee cap of the college bas-
ketbal star is more highly esteemed
than the battering ram shoulders
of the varsity fullback.
Indeed, I am told that the basket
ball players of Indiana consider
football effeminate and that there
is a growing sentiment in favor Of
classifying the gridiron sport as a
minor athletic activity, along with
foils, modified chess and bag punch
ing.
I do hope that this extraordinary
passion does not betoken any quaint
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City Amateur Mines to Open
League Season on April 25

In less than six weeks, on Sat-
urday, April 25, Indianapolis Anna
teur Baseball Association will
launch its twentieth annual baseball
campaign. Each week, additional
leagues will swing into action, and
by the middle OF May, approx
mately 5000 players will be per-
forming in various leagues, accord
ing to F. Earl Geider, secretary of
the association.
Plans are being laid by the asso-
citation for the biggest season in
history. The group has been as
sured the continued cooperation
of the slrk board, A. C. Sale, super
intendent of parks; Wally Mindless
worth, director of recreation, and
sporting goods dealers.
Forty teams already have entered
leagues, and by the end of the
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Northwestern
Case Unsettled

By United Press
HICAGO, March Coon
troversy over the control of athletics
between the Big Ten, and the North
Central Association of colleges and
secondary schools was no nearer
solution today.
President Walter Dill Scott of
Northwestern appeared before the
North Central Association, in
session here. and questioned their
right to investigate athletics at the
Big Ten schools. The North Central
then voted to hold the case OF
Northwestern in allegiance for a
year, and gave the associations
board of review the power to act
on the matter.
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az HOE WILLIAMS
New York Telegram World Sports Ed

New York telegram World Sports Editor
NEW YORK, March 20.-It is not
4 always clear why any particu-
lar community should spawn, nour-
ish and eventually set into conspicu-
Gus motion more authors, hitch
mixers, millionaireS, ball players or
ear wigglers than any similar COM
munity you might care to name of
hand.
1t is easy enough to understand
why most of the talented ski jump
ers come from the ice countries, and
it seems quite natural that most of
the tennis champions should come
from the CALIFORNIA; where the CHI
mate is moderate, and out door play
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From the standpoint of numbers
and civic hysteria there is no other
competition like it in the country,
and to an outsider it seems odd that
this burning ardency for basketball
should exist in Indiana and not in
any other state.
At any rate no other state goes
in for the sport with such tremend-
GUS intensity and fervor. Out there
it amounts almost to a religion and
if the young man of the household
can't cage a basket from midfioor at
the age of seven he is considered to
have brought enduring modification
upon the family name and it is no
surprise to the neighbors when in
later years he fails to rise above the
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mense and pop-eye proportions as
in the Hoosier state.
=
T AM reminded Of this phenome-
4 non by the fact that a tourna-
ment is in progress out there at the
moment with no fewer than 300
teams from various parts of the
state competing.
I believe the competition has
been narrowed down and that the
survivors are getting ready to bat
tie for the main prizes in the field
house at Butler university, which
will accommodate $4,000 persons,
and which is jammed from 9 in the
morning when the doors are opened
until the final baskets are scored
in the evening.
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mental traits on the part of the
citizenry because it has just oc-
CURED to me that I know couple
Of gentlemen from Indiana. namely,
Mr.. Chuck Virgins. the prize fight
er, and Mr. Steven Jerome O'Han-
nagan, the press agent and while I
would not care to say that these
gentlemen are eccentric, I am COM
PEELED to adrSt that there have
been times when I deemed their
department as capricious, if peculiar
is not the word. Of course, it is
just possible that neither Mr.. Wig
gins nor Mr.. O'Hannagan ever saw
a basketball, in which event this
would probably explain their alb
normalties.
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Lasalle Acad. {
Collins Holds
Narrow Lead
.RM United Press

by OWtIbU TTt58
NEW YORK, March 20.-Percy
N. Collins of Chicago today held
one-game lead over Edgar Apple
by of New York, defending cham
pion, in the national amateur 1872
balkline billiards tournament.
Collins scored his fourth consecu-
tive victory Thursday night, defeat
ing Ray v. F'essenden of Madison,
Wis, 300 to 276 in twenty-six
innings.
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BREAKS TWO RECORDS
By United Press

ID 9 C.IttttU IJo6
CHICAGO, March 2O.-Betty
Robinson, Olympic 1O0-meter cham
pion, today laid claim to two new
worlds indoor records for women in
the 60-yard dash and 70-yard dash.
She won the 60-yard dash in 7
seconds and the 70-yard dash in 7.9
seconds in the American Institute
of Banking meet here Thursday
night. In another race she equaled
the worlds record Of 6 seconds in
winning the 50-yard dash.
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Some Boy
By United Press

By United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March
IN 20.-Basketball lettermen,
at their annual banquet Thurs
day night, elected Able Booth
to his second varsity captaincy.
Recently he was elected foot
ball captain. Thus Albie, who
established a record as the first
Eli captain football, baseball
and basketball in his freshman
year, may hang up a record
which will stand for many
years of captaining all three
sports both as a freshman and
varsity player.
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RosENBLooM is VICTOR

By United Press
SCRANTON. Pa, March 90
Make RoSenbloom, IT'S, New York,
defeated Joe Banovic, 176, Bling
hanton, N. Y, d0): Johnny Al
berts, 200, defeated Joe Doctor, 100,
Buffalo Q0), and Danny Dempsey
l29, Scranton, defeated Tony Schil-
lano. l29, Buffalo. N. Y.
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H00SIER FIVE WINS
By Times Special

DU I tftb0 bpCCIUb
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, March 90
Silent Hoosiers, speedy quintet rep
resenting the Indiana state school
for deaf, registered a 20-to-19 tri-
umph over Kansas in the central
states schools for the deaf basket
ball tourney here Thursday.
In other games Kentucky beat
Iowa, 81 to 9, and Illinois dropped
Wisconsin, 81 to Is.
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Philadelphia Nationals at Winter Haven Thursday.
The Corridentes slaughtered the major eaguers, 10
to 3, chiefly because of wild rally in the second
inning when seven scored hits
and walk. Four of the safeties doubles that
blasted Ben Shields off the mound
Daney, Cvengros and Smith hurled for the win
ners the first named going five innings Cvengros three
and Smith one. Daney held the Pills to four safe
ties and Cvengros gave up two and Smith
Cvengros had streak of wildness, however, and
fortunate to escape out Of holes.
The two last-place clubs sparked at times in the
field, but there we're occasions when the defense
of both bad in spots The Quakers
ployed four fingers, Shields, Phillips, Watt and
Dudley and the Tribe failed to after the
ond stanza.
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By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 2O.-All of
the sixteen brackets were filed
as the eighth annual national
Catholic basketball tournament
teams prepared today for the Sec
ond round Of play.
The middle west, led by Indiana,
qualified the most teams. This sec
ton placed ten teams in the second
round, the south and east three
each.
The opening game today between
De Paul, Chicago, and Duquesne
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JOE sIyAK SECOND

By Times Special
CHICAGO, March 20. - Ray
Conger, Illinois A. c., won the in
vitational mile event in the Amer
lean Institute of Banking indoor
meet here Thursday, with Joe
Sivak of Butler second.
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THOMPSON SCORES K. O.


MOLINE, ILL.,, March 19.-Young
Jack Thompson of Los Angeles
knocked out Larry kaufman of
Louisville in the third round here
Thursday. Battling Bozo of Birm-
ingham defeated Jack Barry, Chi
cago light heavyweight, in ten
rounds.
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The three markers chalked up by
the losing side were registered in
the fifth when Daney weakened.
Until that round he had the big
fellows fooled by his assortment OF
benders and change Of pace.
It was a busy day for Andrus at
second and though he accepted
many chances, his defense Of the
position was below American As
ISOLATION standard. Bonura, the
rookie first sacker, was unable to
play owing to illness, and outfielder
Clvde Barnhart was out of action
with injuries received in practice.
Lefty Hall also was on the ailing
list and Johnny Riddle hurt his
arm.
NOW that the battle Of the cellar
dwellers is over, the next big league
opponent for the Indians will be
the New York Yankees in Sarasota
Monday and at st. Petersburg
Tuesday In the meantime, the
Corridenites hope to polish of the
Columbus Senators in the two tllCs
here Saturday and Sunday.
outaeIder Lee Of the PhiIlies famed the
made their final offer TO Chuck Klein the
TndianapoIis sIugger who is holding out
They stated they gave Chuck substantial
increase. First baseman Don Hurst OF the
Pills is crippled with broken nose ana
ArIctt played the sack Thursday The huge
pastimer went hitless.
Shields. the Philly hurler bombarded by
the Tribe was with the Yankees several
years ago and is trying comeback, Mi MAJ
is a veteran trying comeback, ana Fhll-
lips and Dudley are regulars.
When Andrus singled in the fifth 1t was
his third consecutive safety.
After one down in the fifth Nc
Curdy dropped a safety in left CEN
ter and got two bases when Koen-
ecke was slow making the throw in.
Mallon batted for Phillips and scored
McCurdy with single and Roster
followed with triple, scoring NAL
Ion. Montague made fine stop
and throw back of second to re-
tire Bartell, Roster scoring.
Outhelder Lee Of the Phillies' tanned the
hrst three times up. twice by Daney and
nv Cvengros in the sixth.
The Phillies had runners on third and
hrst in the sixth with one down. put
failed TO score. A double play was the
reason Andrus to Montague to Monahan.
Andrus juggled Bartell's hopper In the
seventh and missed chance for double
nlay. He got one runner. but twin killing
would have retired the side. Cvengros
walked Arlett. filling the bases. but got out
of the hole BY making a fast play on Will
bingham.
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down the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

A 232 by Meeker was best in the Au-Star
Ladies League play. McAnly led over the
three game route with SIT.
II Shortridge stays in the running today
We have a bunch that Mr.. Blind Will be a
popular bowler tonight.
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By United Press

CHICAGO, March 20-Catholic
high of Washington, Ind, defeated
Central Catholic high of Wheeling,
w. Va, "a to 81, today in the first
game of the second-round Of the
national Catholic high school bas-
ketball tournament at Loyola uni
versity.
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Around Big League Camps
THURSDAY EXHIBITION SCORES

THURSDAY EXHIBITION SCORES
Brooklyn M. l6; Philadelphia az s.
st. Louis IA. II; Columbus AA). (ten
indianapolis (AA). 10: Philadelphia
buffalo 1L). 3; Toledo tAA). /.
Chicago "a. IL: Galveston, Z.
Chicago (N). Is: Los Angeles (PCL}. 3.
Pittsburgh (Nl. 4: Detroit. 3.
BY United Press
GAN FRANCISCO, March 90
~ Accepting four straight walks in
the last of the tenth INNING,
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the De-
troit Tigers, to 8, in an exhibition
game here Thursday. Wyatt, third
Tiger pitcher, gave the passes for
the winning run. Hemsley, Pitts
burgh catcher, with a double and
single, and Johson of Detroit, with a
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THURSDAY MAT RESULTS

By United Press
AT DETROIT-Jim Londos, St. Louis
heavyweight and title claimant. defeated
Renato Gardini in straight falls.
AT PATERSON. N. Jim McMillen.
Chicago heavyweight. tossed Matros Kiril-
enko. Russia. and Richard Shikat, Ger
man. defeated Omar Mullain
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have recovered from their illness and
planned to work out today.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 2O.-Chicago
White Sox were scheduled for long drill
today in preparation for saturdays tilt
sox tr rn to Saiveston and defeated the
Galveston Texas League nine. IL to 4.
CT. PETERSBURG, March 90
- New York's Yankees bid for
their eighth exhibition game vic
tory today in a contest with the
Boston Braves. Herb Pennock and
Paul Andrews co-operated Thurs
day in winning No. Z. defeating the
Cincinnati Reds, to 8. Homers
by Chapman and Lazzeri and
Ruth's featured the game.
TAMPA. Fla. March 20.-Cincinnati Reds
have completed arrangements to return to
Tampa for their 1882 spring training. Leo
Durocher, Asbiornson, CullOp, Heath and
Cuccinello still are on the injured list.
FIT. MYERS, Fla, March 20. -
Connie Mack's Athletics were hosts
today to the Cincinnati Reds. The
AS dropped Thursdays exhibition
game to the smuggling Brooklyn
Robins, Is to 5.
MIAMI, Fla, March 20. -
Brooklyn's Robins were scheduled
to sail today for f1ve-day ex-
hibition series in Havana, Cuba.
The Brooklyn squad is complete
except for DazZy Vance, holdout
pitcher, and it is expected that
Vance will sign and join his
mates in Cuba.
WINTERHAVEN. Fla. March 20.-Burt
Shotton's Philadelphia Phillies still were
seeking their first exhibition victory OF the
season as they met the Columbus Ameri-
can Association team today. The Phils
dropped Thursdays game to Indianapolis.
10 to 8.
LAKELAND, E1a.. March 20.-Buffalo' S
International league team invaded lake
land today for an exhibition with the st.
Louis Browns. The Browns were forced to
90 ten innings Thursday TO defeated Co.
lumbus. ii to 8.
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Tribe Resumes Drills
After Drubbing Pills
Daney Stars on Mound as HooserS WaIop National
Leaguers, 10 to 3, Scoring Seven Runs in Sec
ond; Walker and AndruS Lead SWatterS.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times SHORTS Editor
SARAsOTA "a M.

SARASOTA, 20Johnny FASTENERS
cheerful practice
the Columbus Senator shere Saturday
Tor the cheer the big
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ond stanza

Walker and Andrs and inc Hedng OF Montague
stood out FASTENERS and Roster led the Phs at the
threeun lead and when they
hack for the battle practically
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Two-base hits-Angley. Daney. Walker.
McCurdy, Three-base hit-Koster. Stolen
base-Narlesky. Double plays-BarteL to
Narlesky TO Andrus to Monahan. Left on
baSes-Indianapolis. a: Phillies. 10. Base
on balls-Of Phillips. l: of Smith, l: off
Struck out-By Shields. 1: by Daney, 81:
BY Phillips. !: by Watt. !. Hits-Of
Shields in Inning of Paney in
Watt. o in innings; of Cvengros. 2 in
innings; off Dudley. in inning of
Smith. Q in ! inning Hit by pitcher
-Daney. Losing pitcher-Shields. I'm
pires-McLaughlin and McGrew. Time
1850.
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Eddie Hornberger always did like the
diamond alley owners. medal he won n
award offered
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oscar Jensen the Terre Haute star. we'll
known 70 all local bowlers. had nice
series in the A. B. c. singles event SCOT
ine ee4 that placed him well Up in the
prize list
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Carl Hardin will be remembered hy Bill
Wheeler as long as the aches and pains
last. Wheeler. 8 newcomer as q bowler.
tried three games IN row and was ready
for the wheel chair the next day.
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Dick KRONER leading OF for. the J. P.
johnson team of the Community League,
Joined the 800 club during league play.
games Of ls2 and III. The Community is
a sanctioned league. and KRONER. VII De
rewarded for his feat with an A; r. O.
gold medal. Congratulations Kroner.
Team play in this loop resulted in a triple
BANK. "a and tWo-game win for Uptown
Garase. Uptown Plumbing. Broadway and
United Dental from Fifty.touTth street
scored sois, KIsis rolling ss5: KSromeg,
steve. 500: shaw. 6s5: Roberts, 632; Dem
HeditmsnH. 62S: Yohier, 637; Hoffman. eis
The special match between Frankfort
Elks and Wheeler Lunch on the FTanktort
alleys resulted in win Tor 10 ne he "he o4n
winners with counts Of 6O4 and 600, while
M ss s soS rame S SS Close lhe eae
bv a eleven pins. They increased this to
Il at the end Of the second game; and nd
with all five players over the 100 mark
Bodies and Records won two from
Figures and Ends as Inks took three games
from Cases during the American Can Com
psny games at the Central alleys.
Two game wins featured the Universal
League play. Enrich Hardware, g. r.
Akers. Clsman Lunch, S, s.. Blacker
Blue Point. Kay-O. Standard Oil Mallory
WeilanG and Auto Equipment. Joe VoSSen
Ss t eonveqed left i 6snder poote rolled
e27. steele. sos. and Miller. 6OS.
westfau led the Link Belt bows with
mark Of 6o7 which included the high game
Of 246. ROY Switzer held on to his aver.
sge with three games over 100 mark
one for Ripley to fgure out is the, 5sl
series rolled BY Koelling. with a total OF
nineteen strikes.
John Fehr Is certainly getting the. pins
IN great Stvle In the Indianapolis ana all
star Leagues.
Fred schleiner is due to break out with
a biz series. Our bunch is that Schleimer
is saving them for the biz show.
Clarence Mack passed Robertson in the
average list, ana may take ms place IN
the Fall CITY lineup At Buffalo.
A 222 after games Of So and 90 was what
F. Dickev pulled In the Laundry League.
A 24i BY Lorton was high for this loop.
Bowers was the leader in the Electric
LEAGUE play. his total q S2o coming with
oscar Jensen the Terre Haute star. we'll
sn9 70 M LOCAL oOS snrss s sysn ss n5se
inr $50 that placed him wen Up in the
prize list.
Carl Hardin will be remembered hy Bill
Wheeler as long as the aches and pains
last. Wheeler. 8 newcomer as q bowler
tried three games IN a row and was ready
for the wheel chair the next day.
Some good counts were posted IN the
Frintcraft play. Woodland leading with q
mark OF 6Sa.
Eddie Hornberger always did like the
diamond alley owners medal he won in
1877. and will be listed in the coming 1870
Round Robin. trying for the new diamond
award offered.
Pat Spencer veteran lead OF Of the
Witer Razz team OF st. Louis. who rolled
here n the Central States meet. led his
team into NTH place at Buffalo with q
mark Of $40 The teams total was 1850.
4 +. Hill had the BOYS Of the Citizens Gas
NfaGue on their toes when he finished with
2ca and 400.
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Roetz batted for Phillips in fifth.
Mallon batted for Watt in eighth.
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triple and Single, shared honors at

triple and Single, shared honors at
bat.
LOS ANGELES, March 20-Chicago
Cubs pounded out eighteen hits Thursday
to thump Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast
League. Is to 3. Bell. Cuyler and Bar
ton hit homers of the Cubs. Bell got three
hits in three appearances while Hack Will
son got three in four.
BRADENTON, Fla, March 20.
Chick Hafey, hOldOut outfielder,
was expected to make terms with
the st. Louis Cardinals today.
Hafey arrived in camp for a con-
ference with President Branch
Hickey, and with Andy High also
EN- route, the Cards will have
their full squad on hand for the
first time.
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Some good counts we're posted IN the
Frintcraft play. Woodland leading with q
mark of 6Sa.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 2o.-with
Hans Lobert. Bridgeport manager. here to
select q batch of rockies 6, cut in the New
York Giants squad is expected today. Bill
Terry. Roy Parmalee and RIOS Sheppard
have recovered from their illness and
planned to work out today.
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Pat Spencer. veteran lead OF Of the
Witer RaLz team OF 81. Louis. who rolled
team into NTH place at Bllfalo with
mark OF $40. The teams total was 2.S32.
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Bowers was the leader in the Electric
League plav, his total OF sc coming with
Games OF 81. 200 and 1919.
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go after games OF IS and 90 was what
F. Dickev pulled In the Laundry League.
A 24i BY Lorton was high for this loop.
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IOtaIs liz II 81 Totals... 19
Score by Periods
g. gsnt Wsnc ;l 49,. 8 Z 8 &iiss
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Fred Schleimer is due to break out with
A big series. Our bunch is that Schleimer
is saving them for the blk show.
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Clarence Mack passed Robertson in the
average list. and may take his place IN
the FAN City lineup At Buffalo.
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Westfall led the Link Belt boys with
mark OF 607 which included the high game
OF 246. ROY Switzer held on to his aver
ege with three games over 100 marx.
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John Fehr Is certainly getting the. pins
star Leagues.
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Two game wins featured the Universal
League play. Enrich Hardware, G. r.
Akers. Claman Lunch, S. g. s.. Blacker
Chill and Coca Cola defeating. the outlaws,
Blue Point Kay-O. Standard Oil Mallory
WeiianS and Auto Equipment. Joe Vossen
led the individual set with a total of $40;
The converted left handler. Doolittle rolled
e97. steele sos and Miller, COS.
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f. Hill had the bows Of the Citizens Gas
AfaGue on their toes when he finished with
200 70 total 64as His other games were
2c2 and 400.
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one for Ripley to figure out is the 5Sl
series rolled bv KoellinR. with a total Of
nineteen strikes.
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We Originated the SOC DC Grease Job
. q q 3 = y q amnmmnm
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 2O.-Chicago
White Sox were scheduled for a long drill
today in preparation for Saturdays tilt
with the New York Giants. Thursday the
Sox Travelled to Galveston and defeated the
Galveston Texas League nine. IL to Z.
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Bodies and Records won two from
Figures and Ends as Inks took three games
from Gases during the American Can Com
nsnv games at the Central alleys.