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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Gossip

shelby Service Club continued its win
ming streak by defeating indianapolis
Black Sox Saturday at Pennsy park, IL to
ming streak 10 to s. Foster and Matthews
led the attack while Dunn starred on de-
Tense. .McnLann and Price hurled satur-
IS without q game for Sunday. State
clubs write or wire Ralph Adams. 900
Broad street.
Displaying their finest defense Of the
year behind the superb pitching OF Irara,
Forester Cubs defeated Riverside Aces in a
Irara allowed but eight hits in the two
games Cubs play Rhodius Cubs two games
next Sunday in the Em-Roe League.
A game is wanted for June I with q
strong Junior team by Hilton q. Brown
Junior American Legion team. Address
e G. Parrish. sslS Fletcher. avenue or
phone II. $751;.
INDIANAPOLIS BULLDOGS will hold C. meet
ing Tuesday at ,. n. At $40 North East
street. All players attend. Bulldogs VIII
play West Side Blues next Sunday.
western A AS made it seven straight
triumphs by defeating, Indianapolis. Bull
SS p to d0uP' 1 ss1d pc saad tbc opeS 10
Striking out thiFtssSn ' batsn1en. young
harled the second contest with Chandler
call Belmont 24is. ask for John.
Eairmoupt Glass defeated Sheridan
hitting Of c. Welsh featured. For games
IN June and July. write or wire Roy
Newton az the Glass plant. Anderson.
Columbus. stileville and townsville. notice.
indianapolis Meldors are without e
game for sunday. Strong state teams
write or call Bob Stehlin. 913 Olive street.
phone DEeXel s67s-J. at once.
Indianapolis White sox made 1t three in
q row BY. defeating West Side Blues.
20 IN six innings Sunday. White Sox
want g game for sunday. Call Harrison
ss@ Jt ers 6a oFs ask p toT Meal GT %ss
Indianapolis TwiAShts squeezed out a
3-to-1 victory over Sims Coal Club at
Longaeslrs gre, Memorial day. Held 70 three
Pitcher stokes Of Isl Sims. Twii if sud.
denly broke out with q three-hit rally in
the laSI OF the ninth. cNgraxed by Bauv
mans line double. scoring TWO runs needed
Kent the ss n soqe low ~ s Ts TSSS SIs
open for games in late June and July with
tass eity ana state teams. Call Drexel
s SsRRifiisSts ... egg egg S S;5 S SS55-3 2
stokes and Deneman; BSTTeii. wsrnsins
and Priller.
Indianapolis Ramhlers triumphed a. Ar
saf and Pasoa formed n tn. ws sts4S E Els
Torrance. RamblsTs win practice al VII
lard PARK wednesday ct D. N. and win
write OF wiEe indianapolis Handlers Club
zoos SQutheastern avenue. phone Dreyel
b6i6. EaMbiers have opea dates for IIire
IS and July and y.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Abandons Pacific Hop Plan

d y JWtICU FT600
sABIsHIRO BEACH, Hondo
Island, Japan, June Captain
Thomas Ash, former United States
army flier, announced today he was
temporarily abandoning his pro-
jected nonstop trans-Paciflc flight
to Seattle, Wash.
Ash said he would seek a new
plane and make another attempt.
His decision followed failure to
get his rebuilt nnonoplal1e off the
ground here, because it was over
loaded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Sawyer May Be Job Director

By Scripps-H osoGrd Newspaper Auionce
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Colonel
Donald H. Sawyer of Illinois, a
wen-known engineer, is said to have
the inside track for appointment
as director of the new federal en-
ployment sterilization board, to be
set up under the recently enacted
Wagner act.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Sets New Record
Bu NgA Serv;ce

By NEA SerUtce
LONDON, June IA new record
has been set for the fight between
England and Australia by Charles
w. A. Scott. former Royal Air Force
f1ier. He made the trip in nine
days, three hours and twenty min
utes, breaking Wing Commander
Kingsford-Snlith's mark by 10 hours
and 40 minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Northwest wind, one mile an hour:
temperature, 81; barometric pressure,
5000 at sea level; ceiling, scattered
cloudiness, hazy, unlimited; visi-
bility, four miles; field, good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Lost and Found

LOST-Male, reddish-btown dog. re-
5embling Chow. answers name Teddy:
vicinity $500 Madison ave. or Garfield
Pk. Liberal reward. Call Andrew Trieb.
IA. 1905.
LOST-Sorority pin, Delta zeta, engraved,
Mary &. Campbell. Ia 0610.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Legal Notices

WE will sell at Public Auction one Paige
Sedan. 1923. model 6-s5. serial number
S2595i. engine number SS2iz5. for storage
and repair charges amounting to S5S.25.
at 10 a. m. Thursday June II. 1881
w. Il. RABER GARAGE.
32l w. Wabash.
ANNUAL meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Merit Savings and Loan Association
will be held at its place OF business. 1917
South Meridian St.. Wednesday. July 8.
ssrned JACOB r. H1LEENE. Pres.
~ Attest o. r VALID Sec
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Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA, N. 2114-Clean. cool. quiet
privileges. real home. Ia. i557.
NEW JERSEY. n, 2062-Owner's home in
Morton pl.; nice room, large closet twin
beds, shower. SO; garage. ia. 6916.
NEW JERSEY. 2229 N-Attractive. airy.
front rrn; constant hot water; private
home; privileges; home cooking. Ia. 4106
NEW YORK. E.. 49l9-Front rm:, twin or
single beds: priv. home. IT. 2124.
LARGE airy front rrn.. PRIVILEGES; radio;
meals optional. SOB E. 32nd. wa. 2836:
Ex-TEACHFR-Want children to board.
mod. suburban home. Oh. 2o23-W.
CHILDREN 10 BOARD-Very reasonable.
r. r. Box go City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
YANK CUPPERs
WIN
Shields and Suffer Triumph In
Final Singles Tits.

Final Singles Tits.
By Times Special
WASHINGTON, June LIMITED
States Davis Cup tennis team adj
vanced to the interZone finals Sat-
urday when Frank Shields and
clifford Suffer, Intercollegiate
champion, won the final singles
contests with Argentina.
The two triumphs gave the Yam
KEGS a clean sweep of all five
matches in the American zone
finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
In Memoriam Notices

TALKINGTON-In loving remembrance Of
Toy eugene Talkington. who died one year
How, sweet the memory Of the son and
brother We loved so dear.
VINO has gone on before US to heaven
With patience he suffered. his troubles
he bore.
But now they are ended. he suffers no
more.
Sad was the parting. It filed US with
Thank God for the promise Of meeting
again.
and BROTHER
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Musical Instruments

STUDIO upright: small. slightly used:
fully guaranteed: less than half the
original price. WILKING MUSIC CO.,
100 E. Ohio st.
SPLENDID oak upright plano: good tone
CO. 12n e Ohm ST
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Instructions
Business Announcements
OLD FLOORS REFINISHFD

JILL AOOlCO ICET 11N1OIIEO
estimates on new Aoors. Ir. 372o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., irons, washing ma
chimes repaired; lawn mowers sharpened
1912 Ashland. He. 2845
WATER WELLS-And pump repairs: per-
sonal service. j. Morris. HUI. 1921.
GEN AIR-BricE cement. plastering.
carpentering. hard time prices. Ii. 2705.
BATH 9OOM-Compiete $50: Dlumbine &
heating installed: reas Enable. Ia. 4057
HARDWOOD FLOORS@Sanded and refin-
tshed: all work guar. WOLFE. DR.. 0114-R
Rug Cleaners
sx1z DOMESTIC rug cleaned, Sits CHIEF
RUG CLEANING co HUI 43s2
Try TINES WANI ADs FOR BUSINESS
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Apartments for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE. 23l5-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt; 8 rms, bath, heat. wat.
gar furnished; reduced rent. DR.. $500.
BROADWAY and 2lST-3 or 4 rooms. heat.
water: fine location. He. 1858.
MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN.
Pedroon7 anartment: Frigidaire: all
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Houses for Rent


ADAMS, Is25-6-roou mod. double gar;
near Brookside park. Oh. 4l65-R.
BELLEFONTAINE, 2308-Modern. S-room
double: renewed; water paid. He. l44i.
BYRAM. 3856-clean z-rm mod double;
built-in features. water pd.. gar. Wa. 1164;
DRAPER. l537-5 rooms. water paid gas.
cleo: nicely papered: reduced. Hu 1853.
GENT. 1eo7-BunEalow semi-modern; ga
rage: SIS.
GRACELAND. 3452-Upper duplex: rms;
gar: water pd.; red. SIS. ia. 1874 aft. 5.
HARRIS. S.. SIS rms. mod. no furnace.
gar. w. Wash. car Reduced. Be. 07z6:
ILL.,. NJ. l51o-lo rms. mod. repapered.
arr2nged. romoers; red; s35. Key 15lz.
IOWA. e.. le-Dandy 5 rooms. complete
bath, hot water heater, no furnace. ga
rage. water paid. Only $50. wa. 1855.
LEE. I470-5 rms. newly decorated: gar
age; water paid. Ri 1859.
MORRIS, W.. 208-Clean. 2 rooms: gas.
toilet. sink: water paid: SO. Ri. 0645.
NEW YORK, E, l822-4-rm cottage,
$3.50: gar. toilet. water pd. IT. 6ol5.
NEW YORK, E., 3l02-Corner. S rooms;
mod: redec.. gar. water pd. CHI 1881.
PENN. .2z24 n; mod. 5-rra. double: newly
DECORATED; garage; reasonable. ia. 6526.
PERSEING.. n. 7I7-4-room single SIS
Mclean Pl-. 50: rms. SIS; water pd.
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Business Places. for Rent

FULLY equipped law office space, reason
able. 207 Ind. TT. Ri. 4240.
STOREROOM-3905 E. 10th St. Very rea-
sonable: S25. Oh. 4877.
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Indianapolis Bulldogs will hold meet
ing Tuesday at .. N. at $40 North East
street All players attend. bulldogs win
play West Side Blues next Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

Paramount Glass defeated Sheridan
Sunday. II TO Z. Pitching OF pickey and
hitting Of c. Welsh featured. For games
n June and July. write or wire Roy
Columbus stileville and louisville. notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

A game is wanted for June with q
strong junior team by Hilton q. Brown
Junior American Legion team. Address
z. G. Parrish. s9l5 Fletcher avenue or
phone Ir S75l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Death Notices

BANKERT, RICHARD--Beloved son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard H Bankert, brother Of
Francis and Jacquliue, entered into rest
May 81. Services at the home, 3343
Graceland ave, Tuesday, p. m. Burial
Washington Park cemetery. Friends in
vited. LITTLE & SONS in charge.
BELLS, FRANK-Of R. R. i3, beloved
husband OF Mile Bells, father of Mrs.
Ethel Woodrnansee. Mrs. Myrtle Deuser
MRS. Helen Adams and Clifford Bells, de-
parted this life Sunday. May 81. age 81
years. Funeral Wednesday. June 3. at
the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME,
zo3O Station st.. .. m. Friends invited.
Burlal Anderson cemetery.
BURGETT, WILLIAM O-Husband Of May
Burgett, and father of Walter Burgett,
died Sunday, May 81, age 70 years. Fu-
residence. 45l0 VI. Washington st. Burial
crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited.
GEO. w. USHER in charge.
DELATORE, CARMEN-Age 6 years, be-
loved son Of Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Della
tore, passed away May 90, IL p. m. Serv-
ice at the home, 20l7 Shelby ST., Tuesday,
$3.50 a. m; St. GATHERINGS church, s
a. m: Burial st. Josephs cemetery.
Friends invited. LITTLE & SONS in
charge.
SHRYOCK, MRS. sALLIE E.-Mother Of
Mrs. Fred v, Hall of 1909 Congress ave.
and Mrs. G. E.. Krouse Of zionsville. Ind
passed away Sunday. May 81. Funeral
Meddnesday. June 8, 2 p. m. at FINN
BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 1859 N Meridian
st. Friends invited
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10 Puryear (CloSe In)
For Colored. Five rooms. lir2sts. gas
city water. Inside toilet. waI paid:
Schniid 4 Smith, Inc. Resltors
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

Western A. AS made 1t seven straight
triumphs BY defeating indianapolis Bull
dogs In q double header Sunday. s TO z
and 10 to 8. E. Day pitched the opener.
. striking out thirteen batsren. Young
hurled the second contest with Chandler
receiving. Young also starred at bat. get
ting seven hits IN eleven trips. For games,
call Belmont 24l3 ask for John
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Room for Rent With Board

WANTED-Child under school age
mothers cars 81 wk. r r, 5. Asox SIS. city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

Displaying their finest defense OF the
year behind the superb pitching Of Irara,
Forester Cubs defeated Riverside Aces in
double header Sunday, - to 4, and to g.
Irara allowed but eight hits in the two
games Cubs play Rhodius Cubs two games
next Sunday in the Em-Roe League
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

indianapolis Melcons are without e
game for sunday Strong state teams
write or call Bob Stehhn. 915 Olive street.
phone DEeXel 36l9-J. at once.
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Suburban for Rent

GARDEN LANDS acres, 4-roona house
garage, 3 poultry houses, $50 bearing
grapes, cherries plenty shade; ! mile
Ssouth. city. JENNINGS BROS, % S.
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Avalon members had swell flag tourna-
ment Saturday and Sunday. al Schoen
won the event. getting to the second cup
on the. second trip around with SO strokes
schoen did the first Is in SO. and then had
ten strokes left but used all Of them on
the next two holes. B. N. Hodges was
forty feet from the hole on the first green
when he exhausted his last stroke and
won second place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

Massis Miller. back home from the east
where he has served as pro for several
years, is playing as an unattached pro
this year. Last week he had lot Of
fun at the Speedway course when the nine
holes east of the track were the only ones
open for play. Par for these nine is 3s.
Massie made two trips around to play
the 10 in e3. nine strokes under par. On
another trip he played nine in 81.
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S1U ON1ON LILLE
Ii 1888 HE. 1887. RI. 1871.
Nights. SUNDAYS. HOLIDAYS.
NEW YORK, ". 637-4 rms. heat, water.
furn.: suitable for doctor OK dentist.
PARK. 1411-Attra ctive upper duplex. heat,
water range refrigerator. gar: He. $685.
BUCKLE. 1865 rms: bedrr. apt;
floors REIN: porches: heat. water; SO. SO.
new low rate. Ri. 7243; ewes. Ia. 1663-M.
TECUMSEH. Il32-Sunnv. upper DUPLEX; s
bedrooms: porches adults. Oh. 757z.
PATRICIA APTS.-Modern. 3, rms: Frigi-
daire: util. furn reduced rent. DR.. 259l-M
MODERN APT5.-sl5 to $40 per mo. See
owner. 50l8 E. Washington St.
SEE OR PHONE US FIRST
Furnished and unfurnished ants. in ten
locations SIS UP. Phone Ii. 1891.
ENooDsmALL AGENcYN
Apartment Rental Bureau
We have apartments for rent anywhere
IN the cltv north CT WASHINGTON ST.: let
us HELM YOU find one positively no extra
commission and no OBLIGATIONS: We US
uallv furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Call
81 1871. da2 and night service.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

Indianapolis White Sox made II three in
row BY defeating West Side Blues, 1
20 IN six innings Sunday. White Sox
went 2 game FOR sunday. Gail Harrison
sam Terrell, 500 North Pershing avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01
Automobiles for Sale

indianapolis Buick Co,
Inc.
1928 Franklin Coupe .......... $575
1929 Buick Sport Coupe 800. 645
1926 Buick Coupe, very good. ITS
1928 ChrySler Sedan ......... $50
1926 Buick Tudor Sedan 1876
1880 Ford Model. A 1s-ton
4ruck ................... 295
1927 Buick Sedan, NJ. ........ 325
1929 Buick Convertible cpe., NJ. 745
Indianapolis Buick Co.,
Inc.
1902 East Wash. st. Ii. 1871
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

The next i've prize winners all got by
the first 10 holes and were on this nrst
fairway. each one q little farther from
the cup than the other in the following
order: w. j. Goodwin third; II. L. Raugh,
fourth; L. E. Hanson. fifth; E. L. straaton,
sixth, and F. L. Sims, seventh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-01

SALE OR TRADE-Jersev COW and
Phone Beech Grove l46-R /
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TINE next exhibition will be
4 played either at Columbus or
Martinsville, Sunday. June IA. In
all probability both Lance and Bill
Heinlein, another star amateur
player, will take part in the next
exhibition, playing together against
a pro team Heinlein did not get
into the national open trials, but
will play in the national amateur
tests later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
They Can Fight Only In The Ring
 By DAN PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
NEXT TUESDAY IS
 DEMPSEY'S BUSY
 DAY IN HARTFORD
Former Champion to Ref= cree Miller -LetO Bout at State Armory Present. ed By Ed Hurley

Hartford, Jan 9.-The life of a celebrity in any field, sports or otherwise, is just one incident after another: there is no rest for the fla - nous.
 Jack Dempsey, who comes to
 Hartford next Tuesday to referee the Leto-Miller bout at the State Armo1y, will have every minute oc- cupied with this thing or that. The former champion is due at noon and first of all must have his picture taken sitting in certain well-known make of car which he has endorsed. Then he will go to the state Capi- tol to get his referees license at the hands of State Athletic Commits sioner Tom Donohue.
 On the Radio.
 Back to his hotel to autograph a lot of pictures and to submit to the usual interviews by gentlemen of the press; then at G:30 he goes to WTIC for a ten-minute interview during which he will answer fifteen select ed questions. At z o'clock he will be guest at a dinner given by Hart ford sportsman; then to the Armory to get into his referee togs and then into the ring to ofiiciate as third L<u'Cl tiittl ilEi ilI IiC poilu th train for New York.
 Dempsey is a glutton for work as he proved when he handled the Stribling Sharkey show at Miami.
 Promoter Ed Hurley has linked Dempsey to what shapes as one of the best cards ever staged at the Armory. Frankie O'Brien of Hart ford meets "Wop' Nanolian of Bos- ton with the New England middle weight title at stake; Eddie Reed of Hartford takes on Al Beauregard of Taftville and Nick Christy of Bris- tol clashes with Johnny Delaao of Boston. Each bout is ten-rounder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
WEATHER HOLDS UP LOS ANGELES OPEN
 MEXICAN GOLF PLAY

Los Angeles, Jan 9-UP)-The sixth annual Los Angeles open golf tournament will open tomorrow at the Wiltshire Country club with 130 of the leading professionals and amateurs entered.
 Postponed day because of con- tinuous rains in this section, IS holes will be played Saturday, IS holes Sunday and 36 holes Monday.
 The days postponement will ne- cessitate postponing the $24,O00 Az ua Caliente tournament for a day, making it open Wednesday. Play will continue Thursday. Friday and Saturday with IS holes each day.
 The leading contenders in the Los Angeles open are Walter Hagen, Macdonald Smith, Gene Sarazen, Leo Diege1, Horton Smith, George Won Elm, Harry Cooper, Al Espinosa. and Olin Dutra.
 Densmore Schute, who won last years tournament in the rain, is not competing. Macdonald Smith won the two previous years. with Bobby Cruickshank finishing first in 1927 and Harry Cooper taking the first tournament in 1926.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
Dean Coach Turned
 CarideO to Quarter

Franklin, Mass, Jan 9. (UP)- Frank Carideo of Notre Dame. an almost unanimous choice for the various 1890 all-America football teams, became a quarterback re- luctantly.
 Carideo prepared at Dean Acad- emy here and during the 1925 sea- son played fullback, for which po- sition he felt he was naturally suit ed.
 But Coach Dan Sullivan. im- pressed by Carideo's keen football sense, decided to convert him into a play picker.
 Carideo was used at quarter in Deans first game of the 1926 sea- son. After the game. Carideo pro- tested that he didn't like the pilots position, and asked to be returned to fullback.
 But Sullivan told Carideo in sub stance that he'd play quarterback or warm the bench.
 Carideo asked to be returned to his old fullback post after the sec ond and third games. Sullivan per sisted and then Carideo, reconciled to the change as something he couldn't help. decided to work hard to perfect himself as quarterback. At the end of the season he told Sullivan he was getting to like the quarterback position better than that of fullback.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
NEWBURC, MERIDEN ROLLER H0CKEYISTS CLASH TONIGHT

Merden. Jan 9.-(SpeciaD The powerful Newburgh roller polo club but a few points ahead of Meriden for the American league leadership, will invade the Silver City tonight to do battle with the Meriden Grey hounds. A win by Meriden will put the local team in the lead and the hottest and most bitterly fought con test is looked for.
 The Newburgh club took over tn" lead at the very start of the cam paign and as yet no team has been able to overhaul it. Much of the credit for the success of the New York state combination goes to Jimmy Hebert. rough and tumble halfback, whose aggressive work on the defense is the talk of the cir cult. Hebert. the sports writers say, 1 is one of the most valuable players | in the loon.
 Well Known Men
 Besides Hebert. others who'll he seen in acton are the veteran Fredic Harkins, St Aubins. Mulligan and the famous Bill Blount. champion goal tend of 'em all. Meriden will take the floor with the same smooth working combination that has been creating a sensation throughout the league the nast three weeks. "Kid" Williams. leading goal get ter the past five season. will be at first rush. His assistant on the ad- vance will be little Earl Pierce. brother of Steve Pierce and son of the illustrious Dicky Pierce. Bib Boucher will hold down the pivo: position, with Gid Brown at half back and Barrels Frobel in the goal circle.
 The game will start at 9:20 o'clock and vii lbo preceded by a semi-pro prelim between Glastonbury and Meriden starting at S:15 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
American (irOuD
CAREY BALKED ON
 STRIB'S SIGNATURE
 FOR TITLE BOUT

Boston, Jan 9-(UP)-Seeking a partial solution of the present heavy weight rnuddle by signing Jack Sharkey of Boston and W. l.. Young" Stribling of Georgia for q bout In New York city. President William r. Carey of the Madison Square Garden Corporation was here today.
 Sharkey's availability for the pro- posed fight seemed assured follow ing his announcement of yesterday that he stood ready to meet tine southerner in a 15-round bout in Manhattan, but Carey was not so optimistic over the chances of lining up Stribltng.
 We're trying to get Jack Sharkey ard Young Stribling together in q match, and while we have not given Up hope of getting Stribling in line, things are not looking any too bright for the bout" Carey said.
 The Garden chief declared lie would confer today with Sharkey's $ manager, Johnny Buckley, but this appeared to be little more than a fOrmality since the Boston heavy weights position already had been made clear.