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GEORGETOWN SCORES
OVER JAPANESE NINE
Hoyas Beat Hosei, 5 to 2, in Next
to Last Game of Schedule.
Poole Hurls Well.

Georgetown University. with Hal
Poole pitching three-hit ball, yes erday
defeated Hosei University of Japan in
the Hoyas next-to-last game of the sea-
son, to 2, on the new Hilltop field
The Oriental invaders started well,
getting all of their hits, one three-base
smash by Kubo. and two runs in the
first inning. but thereafter they found
Poole's pitching too much.
Georgetown came back in its half Of
the first to score four runs on singles by
Bozek and Mooney, double by Morris.
fiyout by Scalzi and free ticket to
Wholey. The Hoyas counted again in
the fifth on Kings double. Poole's long
fly and Bozek's second safety Though
the only two errors made were charged
to Hosei, the Japanese scintillated afield
The victory was Georgetown's tenth
in 16 starts and Poole's seventh win in
I
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WALTER RENAMED COACH
Iovino, Cozzens and Allen Also or
Columbus u. staff.

Raymond j. speed Walter has been
renamed athletic director of Columbus
University for the school year 1891 80.
He also will coach base ball and basket
ball.
other coaches have been assigned as
follows:
Rife, Charles I. Iovino; tennis.
George Cozzens, and boxing, Frank
Allen.
There will be a meeting of the Var
sity &C" Club tomorrow night in the
club rooms at the university, when Of
ficers will be elected and committees
named for the annual club prom and
banquet.
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Athlete Must Give to Cain, Yost Tells 7erupins
Events Carded
For Collegians


Today.
st. Johns freshmen vs.. Mary
land freshmen Qacrosse) at College
Park, 4 o'clock.
Charlotte Hail VS. Maryland fresh
men tbase balD at College Park.
o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Navy (tenniS) at
Ann polls.
Tomorrow.
George washington VS.. Hopkins
(tennis) at Baltimore.
Friday.
Temple VS.. George Washington
(tennis) at Congressional Country
Club, 1870 o'clock.
Delaware VS.. Maryland (tennis)
at Columbia Country Club.
Saturday.
Maryland VS.. Hopkins Clacrosse)
at Baltimore Stadium, o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Navy (base balD at
Annapolis.
Bliss VS.. Ben Franklin, Strayer VS..
Columbus washington Collegi te
Conference tennis matches), Bliss
courts, AS O'Clock.
Maryland freshmen VS.. Navy
Plebes (bese balD at Annapolis.
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Western's tennis team tightened rs
DOUBLES.
COCHET WILL NOT PLAY
Leaves Borotra to Battle Yanks in
Hard-Court Event.

ROLAND GARROS STADIUM.
Auteuil, France, May 20 P).-Henri
Cochet, the worlds ranking tennis
player, today officially withdrew from
the French hard-court singles cham
pionship. leaving Jean Borotra as the
main reliance of France to protect the
title from the United States
With Cochet out, George Lott, jr., of
is conceded an excellent
chance Of meeting Borotra in the final.
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College Sports

Base Rail-.
Georgetown, s.; Hosei University Of
Japan, 2.
New York u. IS; Lafayette, /.
Swarthmore, 6: Ursinus, o.
Lebanon Valley, IT; Penn M. c., 10.
Maine. S; Bowdoin, O.
st. Johns brooklyn, S; Long Island
u. 3.
st. Lawrence, 10; Hamilton, 2.
Albright. g.: Stroudsburg Teachers, 2.
Cooper Union. 9: Webb Institute, 5.
Providence. z; Boston College. 8.
Colby, 4: Bates, IA innings).
Massachuset State, g; Clark, /.
Clarkson, g. Hamilton, 2.
Rhode Island State. 6; Arnold, !.
Tennis.
Lehigh, s; Haverford. 3.
Drexel. 6; Ursinus, 0.
Moravian, s.: Philadelphia Divinity, /.
st. Johns brooklyn. Z; Fordhsn, 2.
Western Michigan Teachers, 6; Loyola
Of Chicago, 0.
Golf.
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Runs-Shlma. Kubo. Bozek t2). Morrs,
Wholey. Mooney. ErEorS-Fujii. Ohtaki.
z=Kubo. Stolen bases--Shima. King. Wholey.
Kubo. Double plays. Suzuki TO Karita to
8. First base on balls-Of Poole. 4: Of Su-
2uki, 4 Struck out-By Poole, 6; by s. Su-
zlIki. 2. Wild pitch--S Suzuki. Umpires-
Messrs. White and Morrissey. Time of game
Il hour and AZ minutes.
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Contests Listed
For SchoOlbOys
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Eastern VS.. Western (base balD,
public high school championship
game, at Eastern Stadium, $3.50.
Dewitt VS.. Tech (tennis), courts
to be announced.
Friday.
Public high school championship
track meet, at Central High School
Stadium, $3.50 o'clock.
Dewitt VS.. st. Johns (tennis),
courts to be announced.
Saturday.
Business VS.. Greenbrier Military
Academy (base BALD, at Greenbrier,
W. Va.
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SWEEP IN SERIES
. SEEN FOR EASTERN
Techs 12-1 Rout of Western
Takes Punch From Final
Game Tomorrow.

w WESTERNS poor performance
W. against Tech yesterday,
v v which saw Mckinley romp
to 12-1 win, was a bad
break for those who have been trying
to whip up a real interest in the East
ern-Western game tomorrow in the
Eastern Stadium that will bring the
public high school championship series
to a close.
That smearing handed Western yes
terday by Tech spilled the beans. The
Eastern-Western tilt now looms as just
another ball game. Eastern needs a
win for clean sweep and it should
get it easily.
Tech yesterday raked the offerings
of Poore and Grimm while Everett
Russell was limiting the Gcorgetowners
to seven blows. Tech marked up a
run in the first inning to take the lead
and soon had a commanding margin.
Westerns errors accelerated the run
making.
Russell with couple of triples and
a single and Batson with a double and
a one-baser led Techs attack.
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COACHES INHERIT MONEY.

HAMILTON, Ohio, May 20 Ut
A. D. CTad') and Howard Jones, foot
ball coaches, are among the five chill
dren of the late Mrs. Adelaide Harding
Jones, each of whom will receive ST.
173 in settlement of the estate.
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Runs-Kaiser, Walker. J. Coles, Ram
dolph. Lloyd. Gray (2). Henry, Brooks, Bush
Williams. Errors-Jones, J. Coles. Ran
dolph. Wilson, Williams. Two-base hits
Hager. Home run Kaiser. Stolen bases
Lloyd. Wilson. Struck out--By Williams. s;
by Coles. J. Wild pitch-Lomax. Hit by
pitcher-By Lomax (Bushl.
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chesiey (2C, Diiiey ~. Castle t2). Lorton
NamaTa. Heating, Dumier. Ryan. Thomson
Errors = Watson, Freeman 90, Lorton,
Thorn 49,. Moore; SHREDDER. Mcnamara.
man. Three-base hits-Lorton. MCGEE, NC
Namara. Home runs - Fletcher, watson
Stolen bases - Shipper, Castle, RaEland
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Puns-Crenshsw. Wood t2l. Levy, -Chum-
bris: Russell 90. Wills, Benper q: Ea5so son
base hits-Batson, Chumbris. Wills. Three
base hifsRussel 60 Home ETni s,rE soT
SON wills Sacrifice-Wilhoite. Double
piays Russell to Batson Keith to Fox; Hi
on Russell I; Of Poore, 8 Hits-Of Rus
SELF in innings; of PooT T;r 10 in ri, i NJ
pitched ball-By Russell tPoorel. Struck
olt-Bv RUSSELL, 8: by Poore, q; By Grimm
q Wild pitch--Grimm. Passed ball-Hl-
leary Losing pitcher-Poore.
ST. Adams nine had little trouble
downing Georgetown Prep. IA to 8,
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s. innings; of Freeman, in 3 innings; of
Fanjul, in innings off SHREDDER. in 2
innings Struck out--By Watson. 3: by
Freeman, 81 by Painful, 8; by SHREDDER. q.
Winning pitcher-Freeman. Losing pitcher
SHREDDER.
Emerson scored four runs in the
third inning of its game with Gettys-
burg Academy here yesterday when it
turned back the visitors, to 4
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MATCH coRBETT. JONES.

OAKLAND, Calf, May 20 R.-
Young Corbett of Fresno Calf. and
Gorilla Jones. Negro welterweight OF
Akron, Odio, have been matched for a
10-round bout here In June.
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ARMSTRONG WINS SERIES
Beats Dunbar in Deciding Game in
Diamond Thriller.

Armstrong Highs base bail team de-
| feated Dunbar Yesterday n the rubber
game for the city honors, to s.
The game was thriller from start to
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BOXING DATE CHANGED
Fort Washington Show Scheduled

June l Instead of May IS.
The first Fort Washington boxing
show will take place Monday, June /,
nounced.
The feature scrap of the evening
will have Jack Portney and Phil Ray
mond opposing, both Baltimore boxers.
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How Mines Stand :.
In School Series

Yesterdays Game.
Tech, II; Western, /.
TOmorrow's Game.
Eastern VS.. Western, Eastern Stadium
$3.50 o'clock.
Past Games.
Contra, 9; Tech. 4.
Eastern, IT; Business, IL.
Central, IL; Western, 4.
Eastern, 3; Tech, O.
Business, %; Western, 9.
Eastern, 5; Central, 2.
Tech, 49, Business, 10.
Central, 10; Business. II.
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s M69aTgFo . '......." . %
Errors-Moore. De Mott. Mapes. White.
Robertson. Dodge. Moy. Duval, HAYES. O5-
De Mott Left on bases-Woodward 5. Hit
by pitcher-By Robertson de Mott. Struck
out-By Bastom, g. Wild pitch-Robertson.
Westerns tennis team frightened its
hold on first place in the public high
school championship series yesterday
in drubbing Tech, 6 to /.
SINGLES.
Classic CW) defeated Fine, 60, 60:
Dial (W.l defeated Mattern. "a. 81;
gus uSchf Putiey (W5 9ie defeated Nav. 80. S-5
Duln IVA defeated Kemper, IS. 81.
DOUBLES.
Buscher and Classic tW) defeated Fine
and Kemper, 3-6. l3-il. 6-3; SieYers and
"a
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Campbell. Bookmilier, Herget. Richard. Hum
bert. Errors---AJbert, Freer. Three-base hit
Richard Stolen baSes-Ciahans, McPear-
son. Sacrifice-Campbell.
Bastom, Woodward pitcher, allowed
Sidwell Prep batters not hit or run
while his team was piling up Is tallies
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Totals 40 Ia 81 4 Totals rs o21 4
sIutton for FRY in fourth.
tTurner for OSBORN in sixth.
4poherfs for HAYES
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neighbor as though Beryl had
known this unlikely result would
come about and had supplied the
nuts to the squirrels over her fam
ily's protest.
The feeling Beryl had known
then came over her now as her
mother proceeded to exonerate the
family for blame in this, her in
corrigible daughters latest esca-
pade
And she could see that the women
we're impressed-even Mrs. Reed,
who, until today, had been one Of
the staunchest supporters.
Well, when ones own mother
The thought trailed away without
a definite conclusion in the girls
weary brain. She was tired-dog
tired-as she'd have said if any one
had asked her how she felt. She
wanted to go somewhere and be
alone.
Where's Irene?" she asked her
mother, interrupting a flow Of
meaningless talk. Told that Irene
was at home, she decided not to
go there.
Poor Irene" her mother re-
marked and launched into a recital
Of what the day had brought to
Irene. Every one was interested,
and when Beryl broke in again to
say that she thought she'd go to a
picture show, they considered her
attitude toward her talented sister
O callous one.
Berry, pretended not to notice,
md was leaving the house when
suddenly her mother called her back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-06
Lodge Worker Dies

By Times Special
FISHERS, Ind, May 6. - Mrs
Delora Nance, Sc, wife Of Eyres
Nance, is dead at her home here
She was an active member of the
Eastern Star order. She leaves her
husband and three children, Nina
Dorothy and Hollis Nance, all at
home; two sisters, Mrs. Lille Nor
gan, indianapolis, and Mrs. Nina
Rushton, Fishers; a brother, Vern
McKinstray, and her aged mother,
Mrs. Marian McKinstray.
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CTo Be Continued)


By United Press
WASHINGTON, Ind, May 6. -
The last Of ten cases growing out
Of enbezzlernent charges against
John w. Waggoner, former town
ship trustee, was disposed Of with
acquittal of John F. White in
DaViess circuit court here. Five of
the ten arrested as a result Of an
investigation of Waggone's records
were convicted, four were found
not guilty and one case was dis
missed for lack of evidence. Wag-
goner is in prison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-06
Police Lose Argument

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind., May 6.-John
Pappas, confectioner, was arrested
by police because he refused to
sweep up remnants of bottle
dropped on the sidewalk in front
of his store. The bottle was dropped
by a customer. Pappas was ouSted
from the place. Judge Ralph Daily
heard the evidence and found the
confectioner not guilty.
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Aged Woman Dies

By Times Special
NOBLESvILLE, Ind, May 6. -
Mrs. Rachel E. Gamble. 70, wife Of
Michael Gamble, was found dead
in the yard of her home near here.
Coroner Frank Evans found heart
disease was the cause of death.
There are no children.
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With skiilful fingers. Luvini united the knots
of the bonds that held Jane Clayton's wrists
and ankles. The instant she felt the last thong
that tied her fall away, she sprang for the en-
trance of the hut. Luvini. seizing a weapon,
pursued her.