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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 2S.-The Illinois
state athletic commission conducted
today an investigation into Monday
nights bout between Bucky Lawless,
Syracuse Welterweight, and Gorilla
Jones, Akron co. Negro, at the
Chicago stadium.
Although knocked down for a
count of nine in the fifth round,
Lawless won the decision. Jones
complained to Referee Purdy
throughout the latter part of the
bout he had injured his right hand,
but an examination by DR.. E. I.
Sloan afterward failed to find any
thing wrong with the Negroes fist.
General John V. Clinnin, chair
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Second Camel

washington at Boston; rain.
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CATHOLIC HEAD NAMED

The Rev. Norbert Spitzmesser,
headmaster Of Jasper Academy, has
been named first president of the
Indiana Catholic High School Ath-
letic Association. He has been
headmaster of the Academy since
1929, and under his management the
schools basketball team twice has
played in the national Catholic
tournament.
The Catholic association plans to
cooperate with the Indiana High
School Athletic Association. Ca
thedral Of indianapolis is a char
ter member Of the new organiza-
ton.
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Tribe Idle
on Monday
Indians Climb Out of Last
Place as Toledo
Hens Lose.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, O., May 26.-Raired
out here Monday by deluge during
the first half Of the opening inning
of the series. opener, Indians and
Red Birds were all set TO try it
again today out at Neil park. The
Tribesmen are here through Thurs
day, after which they will hustle to
indianapolis to play the night game
inaugural at Washington park Fri
day on the eve of the 500-mile speed
race.
Up TO the present the Indians
have shown few shines of speeding
up the percentage ladder owing to
the fact their mound staff con-
stantly is dumping into wall of
base hits. On the other hand other
parts of the Corriden machine have
been clicking in a right smart man
ner.
Both HoosierS and Red Birds
made gains in a way though held
idle Monday, the Indians getting out
of tie for the cellar as Toledo lost
and fell into the basement while the
Birds crep6 within .006 of a point
of the league lead when st. Paul
got nosed out by KansSa City in q
ten-inning game.
Indianapolis had runners on second and
third with two down Monday when the
thunderShower drenched the field and
chased the players back to town. Par
malice was on the Bird mound and George
Smith drew the Tribe pitching assign
ment.
Louisville put over to victory on
the Toledo FASTENERS. Three errors con-
tributed to the Hens downfall. Layne,
Herman and Marcum were the big guns
OF the Colonies attack. Joe Deberry was
tight IN the pinches. Toledo had ten men
left on the paths.
Garland Buckeye starred in the relief
role for Milwaukee when he went to the
box in the ninth and retired the Millers
without further scoring. The Kels had
the bases filled with one out. Tavener,
Shires. Klozs and Meusel hit homers.
Collins triple in the tenth and Boken's
single combined to give the Blues close
decision over st. Paul.
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season, Jimmy Reese has made the
infleld better on defense, and the
gang is talking pennant.
Pennant winners have a habit Of
losing their stuff after a certain
amount of success. I will agree that
Mack has quite a ball club. and that
Grove, Earnshaw, Cochrane, Sim
mons and Fox are a ball team In
themselves, not to mention several
other highclass players. But I still
believe they have gone over the
peak, which all pennant winners
reach at one time or another, and
Z hold to this opinion ia spits Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
4 Young N ct
Stars Named

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 26.-Four
young United States tennis stars
Frank Shields, Sidney B. Wood,
Gregory Mangin and Clifford SUIT
ter-the same team which won the
North American zone finals from
Canada, will compete against Ar
gentine in the Davis cup interzone
finals at Washington Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
It is probable that Wood and
Shields again will do all the play
ing, as they did against Canada, or
Mangin or Suffer may replace Wood
in one of the singles.
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were out in front during the early
weeks of the pennant race. But I
can't figure them any higher.
Strong pitching and more hitting
than they had last year are the rea-
sons I pick the Boston Red Sox to
beat out both the Browns and the
White Sox. The Browns lack a
punch and they are going through
the process of reorganization. They
lack the pitching strength Of the
Red Sox and they don't hit much
better. The White Sox have better
hitting, but their pitching right now
makes them look bad.
fCouyri1ht 1881. By The Christy walsh
sza63satD aae The 9szsssl
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the Athletics recent long winning
streak.
Picking the Detroit Tigers for
third place does not agree with most
Of the spring selections. I saw
several groupings which had the
Tigers down in the second division,
and some which had Washington
winning the pennant. 1 figure Bucky
Harris has a young team that is
coming <>ong, and that Walter
Johnson's team is quite sure to fall
back.
This drops Cleveland into the sec
ond division which may seem odd in
view Of the fact that the Indians
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BY LEO H. PETERSEN
United Press STAFF COrresnondenf

NEW YORK, May 26.-It took
Connie Mack twenty-five years from
the time he broke up his first cham
pionship ball club until he nodded
another, but his second edition of
title winners is turning out to be a
flrst-class job.
Back in 1914, Mack broke up what
was known at that time as the
greatest baseball team in history. It
included such stars as Eddie Plank
Charles Bender, Frank Baker, Eddie
Collins, John Barry, Jack Coombs
John McInnis, Wally Schang, Bob
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
MARION NAMES SMITH
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
MARION, Ind, May 26.--Austin
Smith, former Liberty Center bask-
etball coach, was named athletic
director of Marion high school
Monday, succeeding Melvin Taube,
former Purdue athlete, who re-
signed.
Smith has been assistant football
and basketball coach and hea5
track coach for three years at Mar
ion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

Cd New York; co Philadelphia;
Cd Detroit; "a Washington; go
Cleveland; (6) Boston; (DSt. Louis;
CD Chicago.
I pick the Yankees TO win the
pennant, and not because It is the
club am with. sincerely believe
we have enough strength to win and
that with an even break in the luck
of the game We will finish on top.
We are stronger in every depart
ment. and the team showed its real
ability by getting away well. in spite
OF injuries and sickness. We have
the best hitting club in the league,
our pitching is better than last
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
HENRY NAMED COACH

By Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, May
26.-CharleS Henry Of Seymour, a
senior at Indiana university, has
been named basketball coach at
Charlottesville high school and will
take up his. duties next fall.
He also will serve as assistant to
Nolan G. Grover, head of the phys
zeal education department and head
football coach.
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Strong Coast
Squads Enter
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 26.-Stanford
and Southern California, boasting
two OF the greatest track and field
teams in the country, will compete
in the National Collegiate A. A.
meet at Stage field June 5 and s,
Director A. A. Stage announced to-
day.
Both teams were due to arrive
here today for a brief workout be-
fore continuing their trip east to
participate in the I. C. A. A. A. A.
meet at Philadelphia this weekend.
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BY BABE RUTH

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-In my
last article / named the teams in
the National League as figure they
should finish in this pennant race.
Now we come to the American
League, and I believe my selections
here will also furnish some sur
prises. After finished doping them
out I compared the order with that
at the close of the 1880 race, and
not one of the eight clubs in my
1881 ranking held the same spot as
It did last fall.
Here are my predictions on the
American League finish:
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before they begin
play at Peru next
Monday. 1t seems
the boys, the also
rams SO to speak,
formed the Soviet
union Of golf
Monday. AS a
few of them said,
1--WE have run our
la st hopel e S S
race"
1t took a pretty
good regulation
team to win the
first honors Mon
d ay, M ari o n
C~,a;fI, mn Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
GRID RIVALS BATTLE

Two football teams, selected from
the spring training squad, battled in
the feature of the annual Short
ridge field day exercises Monday
with ''Notre Dame" defeating
Southern California" to 6. Off
Gals were Heze Clark, Indiana
referee; Mccoy, Purdue, umpire;
Shorty Morrison, Kansas, field
judge, and George Sidensticker
Wabash, head linesman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
FIGHT IN NEW YORK

Arol Anterior of the Anterior
and Mcclure local boxing stable,
left Monday for New York with two
fighters, Guido Cont, heavyweight,
and Jackie Purvis, welterweight,
who are booked to fight in Madison
Square Garden next Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
BAN DRAW VERDlCTS

By Times Special
CLEVELAND, May 26.-There
will be no more draw decisions in
boxing bouts locally. The city f1stic
commission Monday night ruled
that in future the two judges and
the referee must name one of the
boxers the winner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
Lott Reaches
Fourth Round
By United Press

By United Press
AUTEUIL, France, May 49,
George Lott of Philadelphia ad-
vanced to the fourth round Of the
mems singles division of the French
hard courts tennis championships
by winning today over G. H. Kings
ley Of England, 60, 6-1, ga.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Of California
and England won a second-round
women's singles match with Mile.
Hedwiga, Polish champion, 2-6, 81.
6-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

Something went haywire in Shorty Can't
Ions front axle late Monday evening as he
was riding around and the car was towed
into the garage again. Shorty certainly is
getting 4 lot of tough practice session
breaks. Maybe he'll make up for all that
IN h.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
BLUE METERS BUSY

Shortridge tennis squad. includ-
ing Bradford, Ertle, Morse, w. Burns
and Burich, faced three stiff as
signments this week. The Blue net
tiers played at Culver military acad-
envy today and will meet Tech here
Wednesday and State Normal fresh
men Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26

Fountaintown surprised the highly
touted Sims Coal nine by defeating them.
Ter. out Of the box. All around playing Of
Fountaintown and the three-hit pitching
performance by Trennephol featured the
tilt. Fountalntown will play ShelbyVllle
Colored Tranaways sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
TECH METERS WIN
BIZ Times Special

KOEOMO, Ind, May 26.-Tech of
Indianapolis tennis squad defeated
Kokomo here Monday, to 3, win
ming three Of the five singles events
and breaking even in the doubles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
MANUAL BREAKS EVEN

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, May 26.-Man-
ual Of indianapolis tennis team and
Anderson broke even here Monday.
Each won two singles and one dou-
bleS contest.
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HE pro-amateur was held at
l. Broadmoor Monday. The main
results, if the main item is to be
narrated, will be told to the boys
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
Boss Shines

By United Press
,CHICAGO, May 26.-Man-
~ ager Rogers Hornsby's
batting and fielding continues
to be the highlight Of the play
of the Chicago Cubs. He made
two doubles and drove in two
runs Monday in helping the
Cubs beat Pittsburgh, 8 to 6.
On the other three times at
bat he drew passes.
Afeld Hornsby made several
brilliant plays. Hornsby is
leading the Cubs in batting
with an average of 1878.
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AV1VVV OGG VIA w
NEW YORK, May 26.-In the
feature wrestling match at Madison
Square Garden Monday night Jim
Londos, heavyweight, tossed Sander
Szabo before a crowd estimated at
10000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
BASEBALL
CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus
Louisville at Toledo.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATToNAT. IEAGTrF

Detroit at Chicago.
81. Louis at Cleveland 1.-TWO Rames).
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
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Dozens Yet to Take
Test; Two Days Left
Fred Wnna Ready for Dash Against Time Today; Leon
0uray, De Palma and Others Set; BriSkos
Repaired Car Also on Line.
BY NORMAN E. IsAACs

appeared certainty today that Wednesday will bring
nnes qualifying traffic jams"
the through the time
Saturday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wednesday the deadne
OF machines not yet through their
qualify today they'll have to WednesdaY-or
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Earl Beam is requested to call Pau
Miller at Lincoln 1855 or Drexel 7l50 at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-26
Monday Ring Results

By United Press
AT MILWAUKEE. Wis.-Tiger Williams.
1853. Chicago. won a ten-round decision
AT MINNEAPOLIS. MTNN-Art Lasky,
1856. Minneapolis, knocked out Angus Nc
Donald. 221. Winnipeg. Can. in the, third
Paul 9do wan mTs 1873. MinnespOiis. fought an
eight-round draw.
AT LA SALE. In:-Young Geno. La
AT OMAHA. Neb.-George ManleI I72
Denver. defeated frankie Wine. Barber
ton. o.. in ten rounds.
AT (BEAUNos A1REs-Arturo scheckles.
Belgian weller, easily outpointed Antonio
Castroylejo. Argentine champion, in ten
rounds.
AT NEW CASTLE, Pa.-Nehry Firpo.
Louisville, gained ten-round decision
over Jack McVey. New York heavy.
AT NEW YoRK-Joey Costa. 1881. Jer-
sey City, defeated Johnny Mcmillan. 1924,
Scotland llol; Conrad Condo, 1904, Cuba,
07SS 5!p Jimmy Carlo i7E''' New York
AT c RRADDoc T., = 7. Tommy FREEMAN.
1851, swissVaie 10; jimmy ny Moore
gan, 1855. Erie (S).
4ATrd eaIc a. samey 124
Jadick. 1341a. Philadelphia in eight rounds.
p 5a5.a Re Estzf ns sS D Iag f.J MINI
the bout when pieboit refused to fight.
and 5 midget Gsst Mike lI oDoEd. 1877. coium-
bus. fought six-round draw.
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Boston at New York 1.-TWO games).
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati 1.-TWO gaues)s
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Belmonts defeated Southport Sunday at
Iongacre, 2 to /. Hitting by Mecalfe and
Goad and fielding of Wicker feature; Bel
monts play Turner's in a double-header at
tice at the same diamond Wednesday eve
ming.
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the sseady p $aaRRy Of f' BadeF 81 W R aoWed
eHs d hTS apd ssTaS2 O9 Sunday
to 3. in q hard-fought game. GaSeteria
outfield trio. Broughton, Baird and vii,
twelve hits. McFali and Teller were Key
stone stars.
touted Sims Coal nine by defeating them.
8 to /, Sunday, driving Hidman. ace hur-
Ter, out Of the box An sTounS playing aytng,G Of
performances by Trennephol featured the
tilt. Fountaintown win play Shelhyville
Colored Tranaways Sunday.
Sunday and would like to book a game
S Selves North SSs 1'f Side Pirates and Others
notice. Call Lincoln 1894 ask Tor Roy or
write Robert Conolty. 1851 West New York
street.
Indianapolis Reserves defeated Arlington
at Arlington Sunday. Is to 8. Reserves
and June Z are open dates. Fast state
clubs wanting games wife c a; Mo9 s[ SOV
Majestic Radios will practice at GARFIELD
PTk nS Ssd az An wsSt ETzona stTee
after practice. All players must attend.
MOUNTAINOUS BLACK SOA Will play 0I1C1DJ
Service Club Saturday afternoon at .Pennsy
park in benefit game. SoX also Will meet
Sexson Brothers Sunday in double-header
at PennSy.
Belmonts defeated Southport Sunday at
Longacre. 2 to l. Hitting by Mecalfe ana
monts play Turner's in a double-header at
Riverside No. Sunday. They will prac-
tice at the same diamond Wednesday eve
ming.
West Side Chevrolets dropped their first
game, in four starts. when beaten at Ander-
sonville Sunday. to 3; Next Sunday
ChevroletS play at Frankfort.
Keystones will practice Wednesday at
Green House park. All Keystone players
must attend. For games call w. j.
Indianapolis Black sox split q double
header with Beech Grove Reds Sunday
afternoon at Pennsy park. losing the FIRST
called in the nth inning. by agreement.
Offett pitched alright ball in the opener
but was given poor support; He allowed
but six hits. Graves BANKED the Reds
in the night cap. giving up two hits and
received fine support and there was timely
hitting by his mates Black sox VIII play
Brothers Sunday. For games write Henry
Woods, S21 Hosbrook street.
Cats their first defeat OF the season at
Marion Sunday; TO |. Blaueher gave up
but one hit in the seven innings he worked.
the field. with Blake and Davenport best
for the losers. Shelby Club will play
Black Sox Saturday at PennSy park. with
Arcadia Boosters carded for action at Ar
cadia Sunday.
willard A. c.. upset Morristown Sun
day at Morristown. to /. A. C:'s would
like q game Sunday with city team.
Call Oh. 065l before 6:I5 .. m. or write
Emerson Cox. 345 North Hamilton avenue.
O'Hara Sans went on q hitting spree
Sunday to drub Kingston A. c. of Kokomo,
Il to z. Koelling led the attack with
four Safeties and Hoffmeier crashed out a
homer. Oliver. Sans hurler. was batted
hard at times. but never was IN danger.
after the fourth inning. Sans will meet
StilesYille Owls next Sunday at Stiles
vile. Sans desire games. with fast state
teams for June 81 and after July 5. Call
or write K. r. Spillman. $40 North Oxford
street. Oh. 34lS-W,
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Major Leaders

Following statistics, compiled by
United Press. include games Of
May Is:
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West Side Chevrolets dropped their first
game in four starts when beaten at Ander-
Sonville Sunday. 5 to 3. Next Sunday
CheVroletS play at Frankfort.
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Kansas City ....o o1 600 1o1 l. IL
St. Paul ........... 100 900 lo1 O.
Sanders. Thomas and Peters. Paddon.
Collins; Prudhomme, Harris and Fenner.
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Indianapolis Black Sox will play Shelby
Service Club Saturday afternoon at Pennsy
park in benefit game. SoX also Will meet
Sexson Brothers Sunday in double-header
at PennSy.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

-----
(Only games scheduled.)
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Majestic Radios will practice at Garfield
park wednesday. An important meeting
will be held at l0l West Arizona street
after practice. All players must attend.
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Ten Innines)

IoledO s.........ss.. LUZ UUV OuV- q IL q
Deherry and Thompson; Ferguson, Back
man and Deyormer.
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Indianapolis Reserves defeated Arlington
at Arlington Sunday. is to 8. Reserves
will practice Wednesday at Riverside No.
at D. m. All players attend. May 81
and June z are open dates. Fast state
clubs wanting games write A. Monroe. 2oOl
Roosevelt avenue. or call Cherry 54ll.
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AT NEW YORK-Joey Costa. 1891, Jer-
sey City, defeated Johnny Mcmillan. 1924,
outpointed Jimmy Carlo, l2lt4. New York
(6).
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Keystones will practice Wednesday at
| Green House park. All Keystone players
must attend. For games call w. j.
! Schock. DR.. 7753-ring /.
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AT NEW CASTLE, Pa.-Nehry Firpo,
Louisville, gained a ten-round decision
over Jack McVey. New York heavy.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh .......... o02 COL 03O- g 8
Chicago ............ .O03 22O 2oXT- II
Kremer. Grant Willoughby and Phillips;
Sveetland and Hartnett.
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AT BRADDOCK - Tommy Freeman,
1541a, Cleveland, defeated Jack McTiernan,
1855 pittsburgh. won from MI Jimmy 10.
gan, 166, Erie ~.
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Results Yesterday

Milwaukee ....... 030 0l0 all 8 10 0
Minneapolis .,.......o o2 101 00l-- s 10 4
Polli Buckeye and Manion; Henry. Nc
Cullough and Griffin.
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st. Louis at Cincinnati, will be played
at later date.
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West Side Blues have an open date for
Sunday and would like to book q game
with a fast city team. Indianapolis. Re-
serves. North Side Pirates and others
notice. Cali Lincoln 1894 ask for Roy or
write Robert Conolty, 1851 West New York
street.
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AT BEAUNOS AIRES-Arturo Scheckles,
Belgian welter, easily outpointed Antonio
CastroYlejo. Argentine champion, in ten
rounds.
The Washington times., 1931-08-24
PAT CAN'T STAY UNWED
Oft-Married tor
Takes Baltimore So
ciety Bride

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Aug. "a.
Pat Somerset, much married
British actor, has done it again.
He and Barbara Todd, beautiful
red-headed society girl of Balti-
more, were secretly married at
Riverside, so miles from Holly
wood, more than a month ago. 1t
was learned today. ...
Since then they have been
quietly honeymooning in a Holly
wood bungalow. ..........,,
The romance began several
years ago while Somerset, who is
now in the talkies. was playing in
Baltimore. He met the debutante
at a tea and, when she came
West later, they renewed the &C
uuaintance.
This is SomerSet's fourth ven.
ture. His first wife was Margaret
Bannerman, who divorced him.
When he came to America he met
Edith Day, actress, wife of earle
Carleton, producer. Somerset won
her from Carleton. Carleton d.
The Washington times., 1931-08-24
GERMAN FL|ERS
UNREPORTED

BERLIN, Aug. "a GN.S).-
Anxiety for the safety of Willy
Rody and Christian Johanssen,
German aviators, and their pas
senger, who left Templehof air.
drome Saturday for a flight to
New York, grew today as they
were still unreported.
Before their departure ROdy
said that they would make the
flight to New York via Lisbon
and the Azores, but later it was
learned that they also had
thought of flying to New York
via the northern route.
The trio was flying in three
year-old plane once owned by
Charles A. Levine, New York flier.
The passenger was a Portuguese
named DacoSta Vega.