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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
SAULSPAUGH WINS RACE

BIZ Times Special
SALEM, N. H., Oct. 19.-Bryan
saulspaugh of Rock Island, Ill,
triumphed in the Columbus day
automobile race before a crowd OF
5o 600 here Monday. He drove his
car over the last two miles OF the
fftv-mile race with flat tire.
Archie Powell of Galesburg, Ill.,
tinished second despite a minor
crash. and Frank Brisko OF Nil
waukee was third. Saulspaughs
time was 49 minutes and So seconds.
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Turkish GrappIer Down
for Armory Mat Clash

Nick Bozinis, Greek mat per-
former, and M. Pasha, Turkish
grappler, have been matched for
the sen1i-windup on the wrestling
card of the National Guard Athletic
Association Friday night at the
Armory. Bozinis defeated Joa
Banaski here last week.
The main go Friday will bring to-
gether Ray Richards, ex-grid per-
former of Nebraska university, and
Al Bafert, French-C Canadian of
Montreal. Richards has been en-
joying success in professional mat
circles. He scales 220. Baffert
claims the heavyweight mat crown
of Canada. Women will be adj
mitted at half price Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
FOX TOSSES SCOTT

Taking the first and third falls,
Charlie Fox, wrestling policeman
from Cleveland, defeated Scotty
Scott, former I. U. captain, in the
heavyweight wrestling feature at
Tomlinson hall Monday.
Lew Plummer and George Ira
pos wrestled to no fall in a one
hour time-limit event. Chef Nc
Cauley and Dale Haddock drew in
one prelim and Sam Markowltz
downed Omer Price in the opener.
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~ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Becoming tc
definite decision about quitting
his post as manager cS the Louis
vile Colonies, Allan Sothoron an
nounced Monday night he had re-
ceiyed an offer to pilot a big league
club. He said he was not at lib
erty to reveal the name of the ma
Ior club which will employ him.
Sothoron is a former big league
pitcher. He took over the Louisville
reins in 1929 and won the American
Association pennant in 1880. The
Colonies collapsed the past season
and finished seventh, but Owner
Knebelkamp made a generous offer
to Allan to return next year. Der
lineup and Bruno Bethel have beer
mentioned as prospective successors
to Sothoron at Parkway field.
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By a Nose!
United -

~ CHifCd RTCSS
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. -
H Johnny Weissmuller, the
swimming champion. has fol-
lowed Jack Dempsey's example
and procured a new nose.
WeiSsmuller's nose was
broken years ago when he
dived into a pool where there
wasn't enough water. Later it
was broken again in a foot
ball game. He lost his sense of
smell.
Coming to Hollywood to
make short subjects for the
films, Weissmuller decided he
needed a new nose. Directors
agreed with him. DR.. JOSH
Ginsburg, plastic surgeon, per-
formed the operation.
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Crispus Attacks goes to Covington. XIV.
tins week. intent upon getting back into
me win column. After long string Of
VICTORIES, Attucks fell 60 before Roose-
yelt of Gary last Saturday
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Lew Was Outlaw Pilot

and was signed for a trial by the
Seals Of the Pacific Coast League.
Thinking he had no chance
with the Glass AA team, Fonseca
jumped to become player pilot of
the Smithfield (Utam outlaw
club.
Lew was 20 at the time. He lost
his first three games and was ad-
Vlsed the tinware would rattle if
ne lost the fourth. Thereupon his
team broke out in a rash of VIC
tories and won sixteen straight.
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Fonseca Youngest Big League
Pilot; Plans Changes in SOx

/ in his ten years in the majors has
played every position except pitch
er and catcher.
Fonseca expects to make several
trades during the winter. He is
anxious to get a third baseman as
he doesn't consider Young Billy
Sullivan capable of holding down
the hot corner. He expects Carey
Selph, drafted from Houston, to
plug the gap at second base.
During his major league career
Fonseca has played with the Reds,
Phillies, Indians and White Sox
and under five managers, Moran,
Hendricks, Fletcher, McCallister,
Peckinpaugh and Bush.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
LEGION BOUTS ON AIR

The second of the series of VIM
ter show boxing broadcasts will be
on the air tonight from the armory,
the radio program being sponsored
by the Pettis Dry Goods Company
over WKBF. Ralph Elvin will be
at the microphone and will describe
the action, blow by blow, beginning
at $50.
The inaugural broadcast of legion
fights last Tuesday was well re-
ceived and favorable comment came
to the Pettis store MANAGEMENT.
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Tiger Cridnen
Face Earlhan
By Times Special

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 13.-
Earlham college gridders are next
on the program for De Paw, the
Quaker eleven coming here Satur-
day. Coach Gaumy Neal, pleased
with the performance of his pastim-
ers at Cincinnati Saturday, gave his
varsity players only light drill
Monday
They were scheduled to start hard
work today, however, taking on the
freshman crew in a scrimmage ses-
sion. No serious injuries were re-
ported after the Cincy game Satur-
day.
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He's Tough Baby! Says Cabby Cob of Vast Venetian

was brushing off fly, and knock
it down. And my left hook amt
no cream puff.
did you see that one I landed in
the, fourth. I put everything but
my shoes behind that one. But t
wasn't bit harder than a million
more I sank in his belly. How he
ever took 'em standing up is more
than can see. Some of those
hooks went elbow deep in his belly
and did he grrlnt. Every time I
pushed one in there he'd go 'uh-
uuuu-ugh!'
Il won that fight in the fourth.
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Catalogs won three from Postae
Savers as Commercials took two from
Coins during the Central States play on
the Delaware alleys.
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FOrdhan Trips
Boston Eleven

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 13.-Ford-
hams Rams, coached by Major
Frank Cavanaugh, turned in their
third straight triumph over Boston
college in their annual rivalry
struggle Monday, 20 to 0.
Captain Jimmy Murphy led the
Fordham attack which accounted
for three touchdowns in seven scor-
ing chances. Penalties halted other
drives within scoring distance.
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BIZ Times SpeciaL

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10. - Sam
Breadon, president and owner of the
worlds champion st. Louis Cardi-
nails, said today Manager Gabby
Street is planning no player changes
at this time.
Were going to take a rest from
baseball for some time" Breadon
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BERNARD THUMBS BAT

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Roger
Bernard, 100, of Philadelphia, won
a ten-round decision here Monday
night from Bat Battalino, 100, OF
Bridgeport, Conn. 1t was the sec
ond non-title victory for Bernard
over Battalino, featherweight cham
pion.
Bernard took an early lead and
withstood Bats late rally. Bat
talino was knocked from his feet IN
the eighth with hard right. Vince
Dundee, Newark middleweight, out
pointed Johnny Peppe of Philadel-
phia in the semi windup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
Stage Plans
New Attack

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Chicago will
use a new formation devised by
Coach A. A. Stage against Yale
Saturday at Stage field. Stage de-
cided not to use the new formation
against Michigan last week when
two of his regular backs who had
been drilled on the offense were I'M
able to play.
Pat Page Jr., who failed to pass
German examination recently and
is ineligible for this years team,
has withdrawn from school. He
plans to re-enter next fall.
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BIZ Initial PreSa

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. - Lewis
Fonseca, new pilot Of the Chicago
White Sox, is the youngest man
ager in the major leagues. He
won't be 80 until next January.
Fonseca, who came to the White
SoX from Cleveland last May in a
trade for third baseman Willie
Kamm, signed two-year contract
Monday to manage the south side
team. He succeeds DOME Bush,
who resigned last Friday.
The new SoX leader plans to keep
Lu Blue on first and continue to
play left field. Fonseca came to the
White Sox as a first baseman, but
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
O'BRIEN TITLE CHOICE

By United Press
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 49,
Frankie O'Brien, 156, Hartford
Conn, today was established as the
leading candidate for the National
Boxing Associations middleweight
championship after scoring tech
nical knockout in the ninth round
Monday night over Angel Cliville,
158, Porto Rico.
The referee stopped the bout be-
cause of cut over Cliville's right
eye which had streamed blood from
the fourth round when a left hook
opened the wound.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
Irish to Open
Home Season

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 13.-
Notre Dame will play its first home
game of the season against Drake
Saturday. Drake, coached by OsSie
Solem, uses the Notre Dame system
with minor notifications.
Notre Danes regulars were sched-
uled = return to practice today
after two days of rest following their
scoreless tie with Northwestern.
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lack Hammers Out 15-Round Triumph Over Primo;
10000 See Cob Blast 'Superman' Myth by
Flooring italian Giant in Fourth Round
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK Oct Sac sharky reignng American heavyweight
champion Cunboat Smith,
shared credit today for providing heavyweight
Dempseys unforgettable brawl with Luis Firpo
did his thrasng fifteen
round route at Ebb field Monday night decivy that
super myth surrounding italian diSSpated
However had been Smith, the fight would ended in
the fourth with Sharkey winning ecnicay
taors robbed of the contest 100000
The Gunner twenty years
less determined referee might sampedd allowing the
contest to terminate in another Questionable finish
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
Blue Cridnen
Drill Tonight

Weather permitting, Coach Harry
Bell plans to take his Butler grid
squad out for it's first night drill
of the week tonight in preparation
for Fridays tussle with Louisville
U. under the arcs at Fairview bowl
Scrimmage with freshmen and
reserve elevens was carded for to-
night after a light drill Monday on
passing and fundamentals. No
serious injuries were reported after
last Fridays tilt with Ball State.
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GOPHERs WELCOMED HOME

bD CHtI60 Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 13.-
Ninnesota's football team will be
welcomed home tonight on its re-
turn from Palo Alto, Cal, where
the Gophers lost to Stanford Sat-
urday, 1870. Minnesota has ar
open date this week.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press staff Correspondeu {

NEW YORK, Oct. BIS that
big gorilla strong? I'm telling you
you've got to get in there with him
before you realize how strong that
baby is"
It's Jack Sharkey talking about
his scrap with Primo Camera Mon
day night. The scene is his dress
ing room, about ten minutes after
he had trimmed the big Venetian
in fifteen rounds.
I'D start a left hook riding down
his chin and he'd reach up like he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

hardly had dried in the book until Lee Lee
Carmln; q member of the Mailer No. 2
team OF the Star League. came along and
posted new three-game mark for the
season; scoring 1888 with games Of 257, 248
NO. 10 team. reached the honor count also
with a, mark Of Gil. Team play showed a
one-slded result. Mailer No. 2. Stereotvpers.
Nonparells. Operators and Mailer No. 10
deteatlng Wrong Font. Intertype. Cubs.
The Nighthawk League. composed of
hold meeting at the Fountain Square
alleys at 8 Wednesday morning.
margin of one pin from the Giants to
avoid shut out. during the Evangelical
League play, at Pritchett's. Pirates and
White Sox also copied one from Reds and
Cubs as Indians and Browns lost Shree
to Dodgers and Yanks. Over the three
of 622. while G.. Sturm took high game
honors on starter of 264.
:. Transportation League play found the
N: Y. G. Lines slipped over a triple win
on the Wabash. as I. u. B.. and. o., c.
and N. Pennsy. / c. and S. P After
rolling two 181 games Watson finished
with big 256 to total 618 and copied all
high honors.
-, Some good scores were posted during
e me Reformed Church League play, the
Ts6R WITH RSfom eont No Boys taking top
ond try. These boys were in the game
all the way. having three-game mark of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
RACES FOR CHARITY

BIZ IfWto NUttIut
CHICAGO, Oct. ia charity
racing program at Hawthorne track
on Oct. % is expected to add about
$50, 900 to Governor Emmerson's I'M
employment relief fund. The entire
profits, in addition to $4,000 donated
by owners, will be turned over to
charity, track officials stated.
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Wabash Plays
Ball Teachers

BIZ Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Oct
13.--Wabash will resume its home
campaign here Saturday against a
Hoosier rival, Ball State OF Mum
Gle. Coach Pete Vaughan planned
to send his varsity FASTENERS against
the frosh eleven, using Ball State
plays in today's drill. -,
Reserves were given a hard drlli
against the yearlings Monday while
the regulars, after being sent
through a signal drill, watched from
the sidelines.
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OHIO CAPTAIN BENCHED

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 13.-Two
changes probably will be made in
the Ohio State team this week be-
fore meeting Michigan in the open
ing Big Ten game for the Buckeyes.
Gilman probably will replace
Rabenstein at right end and Car
roll is likely TO take over Captain
Holcomb's place at right half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
LATE SEASON BASEBALL

Jake Field Generals will play Western
TWilights a double -header next Sunday on
the TWilights' diamond. The regular
meeting of the Generals will be held to-
night. 7:30. at 1929 South Alabama street.
Smith. Williams. Owens and Lefty are re-
duested to meet truck at the poolroom at
q D. m.
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Sharkey Regains Ring Prestige
With Stirring Win Over Camera
Still Goes
BIZ United Press

Db DNtted Press
MENASHA, Wis, oct. 13.-
4VA Connie Mack has lost the
world series, but he will retain
the honor Of having a street
named after him, even if it is
spelled wrong, according to
citizens Of MeIzsha.
Konemac street in Menasha
was given its name years ago
by baseball fans who admired
the Philadelphia baseball man
ager.
It's still a good name, world
series or no world SERIES" de-
clared one resident in affirm
ing that 1t will not be changed.
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The Auditors. Western Electric and
gineer and A. T. and T. boys for two
games during the Bell Telephone play on
the Central drives. while Traffic lost three
games to. Construction. Cooper and Morris
tied for high total each player having 605
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
CHESTERS DRILL DEFENSE

NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind,
Oct. 13.-Home- coming will be OBJ
served at Manchester college Sat-
urday, the ChesterS taking on De-
fiance. A lengthy defensive drill
was ordered for today by Coach
Burt.
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VETERAN hockey HURT

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Willie Har-
vey, veteran jockey, was injured
seriously here Monday when he was
thrown by j. Denquelo's Rubber
neck during the running of the
sixth race and kicked by the flying
hoofS of several horses.
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refused to be quoted, but one adj
mitted Collins was slated for the
place.
The three we're accompanied by
frankie Frisch, captain of the st.
Louis Cardinals, and Frederick
Lieb, New York sports writer.
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in the private
opinion of three
members Of the
American League
c h a m pi onship
team.
Robert CLefty)
Grove, Mickey
Cochrane and AL
Simmons, en- route
to San Francisco
and Japan on a
transforming trip,
in tim a ted the
change when they
stopped off here
Monday night. All
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes

Brightwood Merchants will practice
Wednesday and Friday nights under the
lights, at Brightwood Fairgrounds at 100
All players are requested to report New
plays and signals will be rehearsed. Mer-
chants play at Brookside next Sunday at
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] OIldIk6y, l6dQlIlS 4IOIIl IIl6 oJdIO
and Furnishing his foe at will,
floored the 261-pound Italian with
smashing, short left hook to the
| jaw. Primo was confused when he
got off his back and on his knees.
He pulled erect at the count of six,
but hearing the shouts of his sec
ondS urging him to take advantage
of a full count he dropped back to
his knees.
Sharkey; Pilot Protest
Sharkey and his manager, Johnny
Buckley, shouted protests to Referee
Smith, claiming the bout on foul
because Primo went down without
being hit-a rule violation punish
able by disqualification. Primo, at
loss to understand it all, got up
again dropped to his knees a second
time as Sharkey rushed forward,
and finally came up, ready to fight,
at the count of eight.
Smith urged Sharkey forward,
but Jack ran to his own corner and
attempted to jump through the
ropes. Sharkey then waived the
foul claim and went back to fight.
Encouraged by the knowledge
that Camera could be hurt, Shar-
key blasted away with jolting left
hooks to the head and body and
went on to win as he pleased, TAX
ing twelve of the fifteen rounds
with Primo winning only the sixth.
He boxed beautifully, evading all
Of Cameras blows save an uneX-
pectedly capable left hook. He
tented Primo into position for
smaShes to the head and face.
Sharkey soon had him bewildered.
Fifteenth Jacks Best
The fifteenth round was Sharkev's
best round. He landed a terrific
left hook to the chin as the round
opened and for the remainder of the
session drove Camera about the
ring. Primo reeled about and ap-
peared out on his feet.
Sharkey's great showing, which
won him the unanimous decision of
Referee Smith and judges C. F.
MathiSon and George Kelly, set at |
rest the unSavory rumor that Jack
planned to retire and had agreed to |
dive" He also proved that he is
far from washed up" as many |
critics contended after his bout with
Mickey Walker. His performance
was his best since he first won
fame by defeating Harry Wills in
the same ring five years ago to the
day.
Camera Still Novice
Camera, still a clumsy novice,
proved more capable and more
courageous than any one had sus-
pected. Even Sharkey was willing
to admit that fact, visiting Primo's
corner to declare.
You're lot better than Il
thought-and plenty game"
That just about told the story.
Camera, clumsy and lacking knowl-
edge of how to hit properly, proved
unexpectedly game, took his punish
ment without a whimper and gave
promise of developing into fairish
sort of fighter. Sharkey looked to
be what critics have hailed him for
the last five yearS-the most worthy
contender for the worlds heavy
weight championship.
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III. HARRIERS TO OPEN

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. I3.-Indi-
ana's Understanding cross-country
team will take on Iowa's barriers in
the opening Big Ten event here
Saturday.
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By Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Fonseca,
~ new manager of the Chicago
White Sox, was baseball outlaw
at one time. He learned the game
on the Sandlots of San Francisco
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The Red Men used a blind In their
series with. the Howdy Club and as
result lost the entire set, during the Fra
All other contests we're over the tWo-to-
one route. Drinks Club. Grotto and Gun
Club taking the long end from Regal
Club. HALFWAY Five and L. o. o. M
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LAUREL, Md, Oct. bod Sun
Beau isn't ready to quit the turf
yet.
The gallant 6-year-old handicap
king and champion money winning
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NEWMAN IS INJURED

By United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 13.-
Quarter back Harry Newman hurt
his leg again in practice Monday
and may not be able to play against
Ohio State this week.
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ARMY PLAYS HARVARD

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 49,
Army began preparation for Har-
ward today. Scrubs were to be sent
against the regulars with Harvard
PLAYS.
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TECH CAGERS CALLED

First call for basketball candi-
dates was issued at Technical high
school Monday by Coach Tim
Campbell. Practice will start i'm
mediately.
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BOilernnakers
Take to Air
for Badgers

By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 13.-Sev-
eral new pass plays have been added
to Purdue's offensive in preparation
for the invasion of Madison Satur-
day for the Boilermakers' second
Big Ten game against Wisconsin.
Coach Noble Kizer was disappoint-
ed in PurdueS offensive last week
against Illinois. Ed Risk and Roy
Hartman, star backs, still are miss
ing from practice due to injuries.
By United Press
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 13.-Coach
Glenn Thistlethwaite plans to try
Mcclure, Schiller, Nelson and VIM
mer at calling signals for Wisconsin
this week in preparation for Pur-
due.
The Badgers coach admitted that
he was not pleased with the way
the team was plotted in the Auburn
game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
EARLY BASKETBALL NOTES

Edgewood A. c. would like to book games
with fast city and state basketball teams.
For games call Francis Simpson, Drexel
1892.
Frankfort Ramblers cage team would
like to schedule games with state teams
Write Harry Mason, Frankfort.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-13
FIRPO FLOORS LEACH

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 13.-Henry
Firpo, Louisville middleweight.
knocked out Gary Leach of Gary.
Ind, in the second round here Mon
day night. 1t was an upset victory
for the veteran.
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3 Members
Give Views
Grove, Cochrane and SIM
mons Believe Vet Mana
ger viii Retire.
United Press

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.-Eddie
Collins will succeed the veteran
Connie Mack as manager of the
Philadelphia Athletics next season,
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The roar of the Lions also was heard
on the Hotel Antler drives. Heads, Ears
Whiskers home without a win, while the
Names managed to take. one from the
blind" Tails WeiSman had 624 to lead
showed on 604
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sIIILY SKEET WINNER

sullv broke as out of so targets
N triumph at Indianapolis Skeet
Club Monday. Free was next with
IS.