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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29

THE most threatening gestures
l. are coming from the west
coast. st. Mary's is poison-noth-
ing less. Slip Madigan opened
against Southern California and
California and took them both. IN
fortunately, the east won't get to
see st. Mary's this year. The Gaels
meet Southern Methodist, the
southwest's leading contender for
national honors, in a Dec. 5 game.
One of the first of the far vests
all-America candidates to emerge
this fall is Bill Fisher of st. Marys.
They say on the coast that his SEN
Sational play at guard for the GaelS
was largely responsible for the st.
Mary's triumphS.
Despite loss to Madigan'S team
in the seasons opener, Southern
California will come east Nov. 81
expecting to win from Notre Dame.
In Arbelbide at end, Mohler at
quarter back and Pinckert at full
back, Head Man Jones has three of
the great players of the season.
II 4
FOOTBALL was born in the east,
Il but quite sometime ago it took
old Horace Greeley's advice to GO
west" And it forgot the way back.
But this fall you've heard rum
blings from the seaboard. Chick
Meehan'S hat is in the ring. His
New York university team has
power and versatility and it's ex-
ceptionaly we'll coached. The New
York U.-Georgia game of Nov. Z
will be about as close to an inter
sectional championship contest as
any game of the season.
It's still long way to the end
of the road that Notre Dame traV-
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Indiana Sharpens Pass
Attack for Buckeyes
Coming TuSsIe Saturday, 0pasik and Sabik to Be
Key Men in HOLSTERS Air Raid.


BLOOMINGTON 2e-Indanas onse against Ohio State
here Saturday probably will passing
aerial attack which bomd forth against Chicago
last Saturday will be better
with the Buckeyes.
OpaSk and Sabik will be Opasik
did the bulk OF the hurting Saturday Sab ready
hed back as the the hole
10 sixty yards has completely
In the nteen times the Hoosers Buckeyes
Indiana has triumphed six times Ohio
Tits resulted
less tie in 1929 They last trilmnh in 1904
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Tech Gridmen
Play Benefit

Tech and Southport reserve foot
ball teams played today at the Tech
field at 230 as the first student en-
terprise to make a definite contri-
button to the recently established
Tommy Taylor appreciation fund.
Young Taylor, star Tech tackle,
was injured in the Tech-Manual
game played last Friday. Taylor is
in critical condition at Methodist
hospital.
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crippled Tech FASTENERS go south
to take on Evansville's husky Cen
trail Bears. Shortridge also will
play on a foreign field, invading
Lebanon.
CathedraIs Ilnbeaten warriors
will perform under the arcs at But
Ter bowl Friday night, taking on
Kirklin. 1t will be Dads day" and
the final home game for the Irish.
CriSpus Attucks will participate
in home game at Pennsy park
Saturday afternoon, against Evans
vile.
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lack Denies
.Sharkey Go
Dempsey Claims He Has
Not Been Approached on
Chicago Scrap.
Tnited Press

RU CHAttu ftSo
CHICAGO, Oct. 29-Jack Demp-
sey has not been approached for a
match with Jack Sharkey, Leonard
Sachs. business manager Of the for
mer heavyweight champion, said to-
day in denying reports from Boston
that a second DempSey-Sharkey
fight would be staged in Chicago
next June.
Sachs said after a long-distance
telephone conversation with Demp-
sey that the former champion was
not yet ready to open negotiations
for his second comeback.
Dempsey is suffering from a mild
attack of intestinal influence, Sachs
said, and will rest at Salt Lake City
for several days before resuming his
exhibition tour. A scheduled ap-
pearance at Moline, H., has been
postponed from Nov. 6 to 10.
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Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE
UNION TITLE sMAsHEs RECOR

UNION TITLE SMAsHEs RECORD
The Union Title team members of the
bP6te Ss am asue reoU4d of s psh
@ f8sS %af9 Of Is RaSS e od ms sRs
colas Of this league breaking vt the old
record at that time One error and one
split were the only o openings in the reeGrd
row scoFed 2s5 SNYDER RapS FAD i2 Els WEI WEE
81 t%eTe Motifs WI WITH van d sfBSH s Gni
five in row; and Abbott 81 with four
l9 row.. This game was rolled on alleys
The Union Title bows had been in an early
season slump and they all broke loose at
once. Their three-game mark was 3.12S.
Coca-Cola also was pounding the head
pin and scored better three-game total
a count of 1928 on games of 1,O94. s44
this play with mark of TIC.
Wheeler Lunch also had real consistent
of 9s5. l,0O2 and 1913 This gave the
oefteTing-Titzeln1an u Coal the only 7 clean lean
secured 81 Union Titie. St. - Philip "A. G.;
man Special Iiebtag BARRIERS. 'voilmer
Bros. Underwood Transfer and Hollenbeck
Press ouintets.
Totals. over the 500 mark led by
676:. Morris. ssh; johnson. 6s8; Wimber-
". 667; Hornberger, 624: Fehr. $40; Halls
$685. Meyer $50: HUGHES sDV SIS; HESS Hell N sSo:
c. Liebtag. sos; F. Liebtag Gil. and Miller
an even 500.
st. Philip No. League games resulted
IN a triple win for Kirschner Auto and
Cassidy Fuel from Michaelis Builders and
I q 1t-0f FL zyfp+ for
Giesen Product and Kistner-Meece from
MaTkev Auto and Prima, Lee Foley led
this play with mark of $50. Kirkhcn
Uptown League players also rolled some
over the three-game route and Coca-Cola
having single game. mark Of 1.o96. Han
three rom TiptonIytie cigar omaa B SGh
| ing and City Candy. as Coca-Cola and
Beam Beer. Eecgsatio ton l9st the edd game to Sci.
a S2 lea H SnI Rsa h M6eP sos T bas 'S{
f00qs6osss SCI Pssf sl 7 N mce so4 S s6
Bentley. SAT. and Link. 642
Board of Safety and City controller had
| a real set. the Safety boys taking the
osne the na BY the same an one margin n af to
give the Controller team an odd game win
in the city Hall League Park Won three
/
/ test.
Business Mems League play at the Park
I way drives found the. Textile team taking
three from Kings Indiana Billiards. while
Brown-Lay. Ottinger-Davis. Pratt St. Thir-
/ ty-fourth and Illinois Garage. and Bauder
| Cleaners took two from Ritz Theater
Citizens Coke. Sugar Greek Putter. Dilling
Candy and Tipton-Lytle Cigar.
Bill Sargent. was the outstanding star
l of the X of c. League play on the Della
ware alleys, his total Of CTS being far
ahead of the field. Pittman-Rice Boren
/ Insurance and Freiie Grocery won two
games from Indiana Trucking. Quinn Gro
cery and Finneran Grocery. as Hoosier Op-
/ teal took three from Penn Coal. Members
| Of this. league and this column extend a
vote of sympathy to the Stricken family
over the recent loss Of their father. who
died Sunday.
The Women's League play on the IN
Buyers of household goods are
quickly found 18th a Times Want
Ad. Phone RI o551.-Adv.
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Unbeaten Columbia, Cornell
Elevens Clash in Top Tilt

tie by North Dakota and swamped
by Southern California.
Harvard, strong enough to beat
Army and swamp Texas, has few
worries regarding Saturdays test
with Virginia.
If Pennsylvania is as strong as
indicated by last weeks triumph
over Wisconsin it should romp to
an easy triumph over Lafayette,
previously defeated by Colgate.
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diana alleys resulted in triple win for
Hoosier Pete. Shea and Real Silk over
Coca-Cola, Schmitt Insurance and STANLEY
JeWelry, and a two-game win for Van
Camp Packing. Gray-Gribben 81 GRAY
and Claman Lunch from Prest-o-Lite. Held
Florist and Carter.
Metro Goodwin Meyer had the Para
mount boys on the run during the Film
League set on the Illinois alleys, taking
the entire set. Warner and Fox were the
other winners, taking two from Columbia
and Universal.
Modern Woodman play at the Delaware
found the Axes hewing the Logs for three
games. as Beetles won two from Wedges.
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Summer training camps were not
barred by the committee, which felt
that later opening of the grid sea-
son will offset their detrimental eff
feet.
The committee reiterated its
stand for medical attention for
players in games where physical in
juries may be expected, and urged
coaches to allow no boy to play
If he was not in top condition.
The committee was comprised of
K. V. zimmerman, Broad Ripple:
Russell Julius, Shortridge; Justin
Marshall, Washington; Fred Cor
man, Tech; Russell Clunie, Manual,
and Emory James, Crispus Attacks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
Tommy Wants
Sharkey Bout

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-James
Johnston, new Madison Square Gar
den matchmaker, has another fea-
ture heavyweight scrap halfway
lined up, return go between Tom
my Loughran and Jack Sharkey.
Loughran, it seems, is convinced his
knockout by Sharkey was all hor-
rible mistake, and won't be salts
fled until he proves same.
Sharkey and his manager, how
ever, seem perfectly competent to
let the matter stand as is, and in
sist on suggesting that Johnston
pair Loughran with Ernie Schaaf.
This one won't come off, for john
ston knows that a fifth go between
this pair wouldn't draw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
BY LARRY MacPHAIL
National FootbaU Autboritv

EOR the last several years the
4 middle west has dominated in
tercollegiate football. The answer is
mainly Notre Dame.
The Fighting Irish have, had
great teams in four of the last five
years. Northwestern, Michigan and
Purdue in recent seasons have made
the middle vests intersectional edge
even more convincing.
That supremacy may or may not
be tottering this fall. The season is
half gone and there is no new
champion in sight, simply because
no team has yet knocked off the old
champ.
The question mark at Notre
Dame seems to be the development
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
Five City Prep Tits Friday;
Irish Eleven in Night Game

Six city high school football ma
chimes put on the final touches to-
day in preparation for Friday bat
ties.
-Four afternoon encounters are on
the program, two of them on home
grounds. Washingtons Continent
ais, beaten only by Manual, will
take on Ed Diederichs stubborn
Broad Ripple performers at the
west side field.
Manual, 1881 city public schools
champion, will get another test
against Sheridan at the south side
field, while Coach John Mueller'S
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Mdestern Grid Supremacy Fadng-Nore Dame

of a field general. They don't
generally develop Carideos over
night.
Emmett Murphy, who received
scant attention year ago, was the
starting pilot for the Irish against
Pitt. He was replaced by Charlie
Jaskwich, who played better ball
than Murphy. Both show promise
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East to See
New System
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MANHATTAN, Kan, Oct. 90
The Kansas Aggies, leaders of the
Big Six conference. were en- route
east today to meet West Virginia
Saturday at Morgantown in an in
tersectional football game.
In the Kansas Aggie style of play.
the east will see a fve-man back
field, developed by Coach 30 Nc
Millin, all-America from Centre COL
lege. McMillin uses right full
back and a left full back, giving his
back field an additional ball carrier
and making for more deceptive ex-
ecution of trick plays.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
Early Basketball

East Parks basketball team desires q
nractice game for Friday night on oppo.
nanfS' floor Broadway take notice. Call
emerson Sheldon. Cherry 1903 or sos aft
er D. m.
-rhe Ruralton Bulldogs want basket
-a1nss with local teams having access 70
esms Write c. NJ Abbott. 1912 East
Washington street. or call Cherry oos4 and
ask for Jim.
THE NJ. E. Buddies net team of Frank
fort is ready tcr the new season. having
@1Oyacticed for three weeks. Dates are
Iganted with fast amateur teams in the
ss~ie-vear-old class. For games write Ken
Sxeth Holland. 400 North jackson street,
4E~snkfort Ind. English Avenue Boys
sinh indianapolis. and Indianapolis
Flashes take notice.
TnManapolis Flashes viii hold an I'M
portAlt basketball meeting tonignt az $50
za,,,t IN actice and al members and tryoutS
ara iNred to report
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They're Rival Wingmen

Rival wingmen are in for a big
day when Ohio State invades In
diana Saturday. Here are two
of the end performers-Junius
Ferrall, Buckeye performer, above,
and Jack Hanson, six-foot Hoos-
Ter husky.
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Ennis and
Ruff Back
Bulldogs to Have Full
Strength for Home
Coming Tilt.

Buffers chances for victory in the
annual rivalry battle with Wabash
grid warriors at the bowl here Sat-
urday were boosted Wednesday with
the announcement that two stellar
hnesmen probably would be ready
Tor action, giving the Bulldogs full
strength for the fray.
Ennis, veteran end, who received
an ankle injury in the Dayton
game, and Ruff, senior guard, who
has missed practice due to an in
1ured eye, both turned out for
Wednesdays drill and probably will
start Saturday.
Light practice sessions are carded
for the Blue FASTENERS the rest Of
this week, Coach Harry Bell not
wanting to risk the possibility of
Injuries in scrimmage sessions.
A three-hour drill, featured by a
scrimmage against the yearlings,
occupied the Bulldogs practice ses-
sion Wednesday. Coach Bell ordered
the lights turned on to complete
the practice. Wabash plays failed
to make much Roadway against the
Blue defense.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 90. -
Anxious to redeem themselves for
their defeat at the hands of Wis
consin two weeks ago. the Purdue
Boilernakers are not likely to show
any mercy TO the Chicago Maroons
Saturday.
Coach Noble Kizer's FASTENERS
will be out Saturday to show the
grid world they truly are a great
team, and will cut loose with all
their brilliant back field strength in
an effort to convince fans the Wis
consin upset was just lone of those
things
Kizer polished off the Boilermaker
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Independent, Amateur
Football Gossip

SPADES defeated the vagabonds last Sun
day at Brookside. 3S to The winners
tiers. The Spades goal line has not been
crossed in six games, all opponents being
thanked. Next Sunday. at Garfield No. 2
SHADES will tangle with the Oak Hill
FLASHES and an exciting tilt is promised
THE rivals are TIED for first place in the
2:30.
Irvington Troians will meet q TT, Har-
rison eleven Sunday at old Butler field at
2:30. Last year the Troians won, TO 0.
and n hard-fought game is expected sun
dav The TroianS are unoeteateo TINS 1all.
Following players are expected TO see &C.
ton for the Troians. Wood. Bottsma,
rattan. Gates. Gallagher. Collins and
Schneider.
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but each lacks experience. If the
Judgment of either falters, Notre
Dame may be defeated.
And if Notre Dame is beaten, that
tornado of past seasons, midwest
supremacy in football, will have de-
generated into a gentle breeze. The
caliber of Big Ten elevens this fall
is not enough to keep it going.
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Wednesday Ring Results

AT GRAND RAPIDS. Mich-Mart Le-
close decision over Matt Adgie, 1711z, of
Philadelphia. in ten rounds.
AT MADISON. Ind.-Rosv kid Baker
Anderson middleweight outpointed De Witt
Young. Carrollton. XIV. eight rounds.
Young displayed improved form since
Baker defeated him in previous scrap
here.
AT OAKLAND, Cal.-Jimmy Duffy. 150
Oakland. Cal. technically knocked out
Johnny jackson. 149. Sacramento. 90.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Bagg Bagdad.
1904. Armenia. outpointed Bud German.
Vallepo CAL ISL (l0).
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JAPAN GREETS STARS
BIZ United Press

A'W DIttIJW IICSS
TOXIC, Oct. 29.-Thousands of
cheering natives lined the streets Of
Toxic today 10 welcome a group of
American baseball players who ar
rived by special boat train for q
tour of Japan.
The players, led by Lou Gehrig
of the New York Yankees, were
placed at the head of a parade with
the mayor of Toxic and other Off
Gals.
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and that explains the reason he is
working at race track.
NIzzY DEAN pitched 304 innings
IL in the Texas League this year
and struck out 303 batSmen. He was
a WOW. Earned runs per nine inning
game against him was only 1.53,
which is proof he had something.
Total hits off 'Diz' were 210 and
total runs II, only SO of the II being
earned. It looks like the Cardinals
again in 1882.
Mike Gonzales, the veteran Car
dinal catcher who sticks in the
majors because he's smart, is in
baseball the year around. Mike is
now managing the Havana Red Sox
in the Cuban winter league.
II
PROFESSIONAL football has
Il taken a leaf out of basebalrs
promotion book in the matter of
coaxing feminine fans. Baseball
clubs found it a wise move for in
creasing masculine attendance.
Last week the Chicago Bears pro
grid team announced free day
for women on the following Sun
day. In two days 10000 requests
for 10000 courtesy tickets were re-
ceived.
Next year, during the warm
months, the indianapolis baseball
club will give women three free
games each week, all at night, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. Chill
dren will be admitted free on the
same nights during summer vaca-
ton. This plan doubtless will lead
to a bumper crop of baseball
romances.
WTILLIE HESTON, son of the
w famous Michigan half back
of years ago, turned in his football
toys recently and decided he wasn't
cut out as chip of the old block
in a football way. Ty Cobb Jr.
reached the same conclusion about
following in his dads baseball
steps. He took up tennis.
Hal Lee, the outdelder optioned
by the Philly Nationals to Atlanta
the past season and who hit South
ern Association pitching for an av-
erage approaching 400, will make
another try with the Quakers next
spring. At present Lee is employed
as head foqApalI coach at Louisi-
ana Tech.
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+ els. st Mary's, Southern Califor-
MIA, Georgia, New York university
and Southern Methodist are in hot
pursuit.
For the order of the finish your
guess is as good as any other. For
mine, I'll take the winner of the
New York U.-Georgia game.
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SCARLET DRuL LONG

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Oct.
28.-Wabash eased up in practice
today after one of the longest and
hardest sessions of the season
Wednesday in preparation for Sat-
urdays trip to Butler.
Coach Pete Vaughan and his as
sistants worked the Scarlet pastim-
ers until after dark Wednesday,
scrimmaging the varsity against the
frosh. The Little Giants tested new
plays to be introduced against the
Bulldogs,
Warner, stellar half back flash,
will be ready Tor the game after
being out week with injuries,
Vaughan indicated. Three other
sophomore backs also were given
special attention in Wednesdays
practice, including Peterson and
Radford, half backs and Meese,
quarter back.
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Price Cut

By Times Special
A mn ARBOR, Mich, Oct.
"A 29.-University of Michi-
gan athletic authorities have
scaled down prices for the In
diana Michigan game Nov. z.
Michigan attendance figures in
the past have been among the
highest in the country, but the
depression is being felt.
Since 1917 price of So has
been maintained for seats at
all local Big Ten grid tits, but
for the Indiana game this fall
only seats between the 20-yard
lines will sell for that sum.
Those between the 20-yard
lines and goal posts will sell
for 50 and others for 81.
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OREGON IN TOP SHAPE

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Oct. %.
-Oregon's football squad is in top
condition for Saturdays game with
N. Y. u, and coach Spears has
called a halt on heavy practice.
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KIRN REGIONS NAVY

By United Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 29.-Lou
Kim has returned to right half
back and navy's back field now ap-
pears stronger than at any time
this season. Kim worked with
Tschigi, Campbell and Denny in
Wednesdays drill.
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HAWIIANS GRID STARS

~ OUittU FF6SS
POCATELLOf Idaho, Oct. ga
driving squad or Hawiians from
Mckinley high school, Honolulu,
held the University of Idaho
Southern branchO to a IL to 6
score Wednesday night, despite the
fact that during the last five min
utes they played with only ten men,
due to injuries.
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Purdue to Shoot Works
Against Crippled Maroons

running and passing attack here
Wednesday. Fred Hecker, Paul
Pardonner and Ed Risk are ex-
pected to do some fancy pass toss
ing, with Paul Moss on the receiv-
ing end.
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Undefeated teams collide in
Franklin Saturday when the De
Paw Tigers invade the johnson
county seat to battle the Grizzlies
of Franklin college. Both elevens
have established splendid records
and the contest is expected to
pack the field.
Pictured above are three Of the
stalwartS in the Franklin line,
Dick, Nelson and Burgett. These
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An interesting feature of Satur-
days fray here will be the clash of
two teams using the Warner wing
back system. Indiana is using the
Warner offense with little of the
Michigan close punt formation
thrown in, and the Michigan sys-
TEN of defense. Ohio State is a
confirmed Warner school.
Ohio State has been problem
this season. Pre-campaign dope in
dlcated the Buckeyes none to strong.
but they attracted attention with a
ten-touchdown win over Cincin-
natl U.
Then came the loss to Wander
bilt, but State blossomed forth with
a win over Michigan the next week.
Last Saturday, Coach Sam Villa
mans outfit put up a great battle
against the spectacular Northwest
ern Wildcats, title favorites, losing
10 to 0.
Coach Billy Hayes rapidly is in
StaIling his new system at I. U. He
IS giving his green sophomore ma
terial football background" and
they are showing improvement with
each game.
Ohio, with its speedy backs and
last charging linemen, is the
faVorite Saturday, but the Hayes
men will be out to spring a surprise
STATE USES TWO GROUPS
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 29-Two
separate back fields, specializing in
speed and power, will be EMPLOYED
by Ohio State against Indiana
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CHICAGO is CRIPPLED

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Chicago
probably will present its weakest
lineup against it's strongest oppo-
nent when the Maroons face Pur-
due Saturday. 1t appeared today
that Pete thinner, full back, will be
out with an ailing shoulder, and
Don Birney, half back, out with an
infected hand.
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Buyers of household goods are
quickly found 18th Times Want
Ad. Phone RE o551.-Adv.
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Business Mems League play at the Park
wav drives found the Textile team taking
three from Kings Indiana Billiards while
Brown-Lay. Ottinger-Dayis. Pratt St. Thir-
ty-fourth and Illinois Garage. and Bauder
Cleaners took two from Ritz Theater
Citizens Coke. Sugar Greek Putter. DiIling
Candy and Tipton-Lytle Cigar.