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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Potatoes-Mar
ket. dull and weak. Long Island, S2.l0M
per basket. Sweet potatoes-Market, dull;
Jersey baskets, $l.S0@175; southern bas-
kets, 85c6$125; southern barrels, $2.70m
spring patents s4@4.4O. Pork-Market,
middle west spot. .o74@.0T5 Tallow.
Market, dull; special to extra, 02Nn
.0234c. Dressed poultry--Market, steady,
Arm; turkeys, 25G52c: chickens. 25@40c:
broilers. 24@42c: fowls. l2@25c; Long
Islands. ducks. l3G15c. Live poultry
Market, easy; geese. 10612c; ducks. l26
2lc;. fowls. 18G24c; turkeys 12628c;
ROSTERS, l46l5c: broilers. 20@29c. Cheese
Market steady: state whole milk: fancy
to special. l6G23lsc; Young America
fresh. i5i3@17c.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Jack Earls R. R. 5. Box "a, Ford coupe
87-481. found at White river and Morris
Chester j. Nelson 413O Capitol avenue.
Auburn sedan. 23-070, found in rear of
349 Indiana avenue.
T. Ernest Maholm. 312 East washington
street. Essex coach. 95-453. found in rear
of 1872 Barth avenue.
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Bv United Press

Ga T eaqS huE Cases. Extra rss
i is@is:' seconds Ss iSGlsc. sutter@MaT'
ket weak: receipts, l0.o97 tubs; extra.
2si5G24l4c; seconds, 2ilS@221ac; stand
ards. &c. Poultry-Market. weak; re-
ceipts, 2 cars; fowls, 17@19c; springerS,
geese, lie; turkeys. l5G1sc: ROSTERS, 12@
12lsc; broilers, 2 lbs, 1s@21c; broilers,
under 2 lbs, 10000. Leghorn broilers,
TIC. Cheese-Twins. 15Hm151ac; Young
Americas. 1891 616c. Potatoes-On track.
800; arrivals. Ill. shipments. 4s2 market,
weak: Idaho Triumphs $1.50@1.65; Wis
sets. s1.606l.75; Wisconsin Commblers,
s1.l5@l.20; Missouri Cobblers, 75@90c;
Nebraska Cobblers. S1.10; Minnesota
Round Whites. few 81.
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HEAVY SELLING
FORCES STOCK
SHARES LOWER
Oils Make Best Showing
With Several Small
Advances.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for satur-
DAY was 1877 Ie on 80. Average Of twenty
rails was $3.50. OF 81. Average Of twenty
fortY Bonds vas stzY 'se. ~ on .ns. nVerARe Of
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Local Wagon Wheat
MOTION PICTURES

City grain elevators are paving SIC Tor
No. red wheat and Soc for No. 2 hard
wheat.
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New York Curb Market
BY Thomson g. McKinnon.
Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Closing
prices and net changes in principal
issues traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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DIR. Thurman B. Rice of the Indi-
ana school Of medicine will be the
principal speaker before the XII
wants Club luncheon at the Clay
pool Wednesday. rs Ours a Dy-
ing Race?" will be his subject.
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New Douglass park skating rink
will be open Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday nights and
Thursday and Sunday afternoons,
officials of the Douglass Amusement
ClupsannOunced today.
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Memory of Miss Lille Huff, who
taught in a frame school at Allison
vile more than a half century ago,
will be honored by her former pupils
at reunion Thursday at Broad
Ripple park. Miss Huff died two
years ago.
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Bank CIearingS
CHICAGO STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

aug, II
Clearings ................. $40, 700 900 Oh
balances .....,............. 1900, Oh
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Receipts, 1000; market, lower.
CATTLE slaughter Glass;
Receipts, 300; market, steady.

Bulls (yearings excluded)
Good and choice beefs 3.750 4.5o
Cutter, common and medium 225@ 3.75
CALVES AND VEALERS
Receipts, $50; market, steady.
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u
-Vealers-
GOOD and choice ............$ $500 900
Chi aud con,r,o,, ''''''''''''' o'22cY S.20
Calves
Good and choice .. 5000 ESQ
common and medium $3.50. $500 500
STOCKERS AND FEEDER STEERS
Good and choice ............ $3.50 $50
Common and medium ., 1000 SOS
(800-1, 5000
Good and choice ........... 5000 $50
common and medium $3.50 500
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 1900; market, steady.
Good and choice .......$ 1000 $50
common and medium ....... 3.50M TOO
Ewes, medium and choice go 2.OO0 325
Gun and common ........... 1.00@ zoo
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John SchoIz and John Darby, both
of indianapolis, have been initiated
into Eye Rollicking Rovers," official
club for good times on the ship
South American, on which they are
cruising on the Great Lakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-12
sALE-HoUsEs.

$500 CASH BALANCE $4,000, PAYABLE 500
gsrsge; ON Hshts. near 18th; cost 81 500:
Mr.. Lincoln Pk.-7-r. q b. stone & brick,
our price. $3.50; siSo cash. $50 mo. 's'''''
NJ. Sears, Roebuck Coz r. 4 b., h.-w.
heat, elss; S 2 gcrchess Shesp; you g. terms ans
3zie 18th. Col. 1877 (7-s pm. Col. 027gl.
FACING LINCOLN PARK-CORNER, MOD
ern; - rooms. baths, oil burner. 3 garages.
msnt. Reduced to Sl6.6OO; terms. District
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SPECIAL HOME
80, BARGAINS.
SAMPLE HOMES OPEN TO-DAY.
64O3 to GAIL 3rd St. NV.
New, detached. Lots Al by Ito to alley.
Drive out Georgia ave. to Rittenhouse 81.
and thence east to 3rd St, or cars pass door.
471O Chevy Chase Blvd.
just opposite Chevy Chase Club links; new
1887 Upshur St. NV.
IA SQUARES west 18th st. rooms; double
1920 Hemlock St. NV.
2 stories: 8 rooms. built-in garage. Just
east Of 10th and Alaska ave. NV. Reduced
$4,000.
34OO 18th St. NE.
semi-detached. beautiful new home Just
north OF Lawrence st. and Just south OF
Monroe St. BUSES. Open and lighted. Re-
duced $4,000.
53O8 Illinois Ave. NV.
8 rooms and bath. on wide paved ave: Just
our price, $3.50.
7O3 18th St. Sc.
perfect gem. rooms and built-in ga
rage. Open. Just north q st. Sc. Colored
tile fixtures, linoleum. Only Of these.
H. X. HOWENSTE1N CO.,
1915 H St. NV. DIS. OoOS.
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NEAR BEAUTIFUL SOLDIERS HOME.
An attractive colonial-type brick home
full electrical fixtures. natural wood trim; in
excellent condition; good lot and garage. II
you are looking for home, don't fall to see
this before buying. Easy terms to the right
party. For further details call Clev. olS1.W.
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
.. "a So. Conn. Ave.
S13o5O.

All-brick home of exceptionally large
rooms. 2 full baths. breakfast nook. finished
attic, slate roof, bronze screens throughout
large lot: entirely sodded; oak shade trees;
gerage; This home is unusually well finish
easy terms. Phone Wisconsin 42o8-even-
inRa Potomac 6a3A-I
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SALE--HoUsES.

WILL SACRIFICE
corner house, rooms, q baths. big sin
porch, built-in garage
4040 Kansas Ave.
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COLORED-ONLY $3.50.
1908 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES~
WANTED-FURNIsHED OR UNFINISHED
trolley; healthful Northwest or West wash
ington or accessible suburb; hot-water or
steam heat, ami, good water. Address Box
320-R- Star once.
ADULTS, WHITE: OR 8 ROOM HOUSE.
longer. Address BOX 34S-R, Star once. l3s
LARGE HOUSE, PREFERABLY WITH LARGE
yard or lot. reasonable distance to school.
city or suburban.; references. Dec. 3S34-W
or address Box 3l8-R. Star ONCE. 14'
SALE-HOUSES.
BURLErTH BARGAIN FOR SALE by
owner. 6-Toom brick; ami; price. 81. BOO
$3.50 monthly, small dewn payment. zoos
GLOVER PARK-MODERN BRICK HOME.
TERMS. Consider small house in trade. Ad-
dress Box 27l-R. Star once. l3e
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-BuuDER MUST
dispose Of new detached brick home-K you
want . real BARGAIN please answer this I'D.
2-FAMILY APARTAdENT-ExCE1LENT M
a.mi. suniiSht three sides. Can IA OWNER 1SR
Col. 3023. evenings to 9.
WILL. SACRIFICE EQUITY IN GROOM.
for quick sale. Cali owner. EMERSON $3.50. .
DANDY CORNER HOME GOOD SECTION
Of northeast; 6 rooms and bath. all modern,
Frigidaire. built;in garage; completely fur
do Electrolux Cleaner: silverware, china.
terms. e' E. 4. GAR ;viS DIST $40. Room
1914 1910 Vermont ave.
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CORNER CHEVY CHASE residence
near. club grounds. Attractive grounds,
large rooms, garage. real bargain
At this low price: terms reasonable.
Just few squares from stores,
schools and transportation. Will be
soon sold at this figure. Phone Cleve-
land 1888
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q me- address BOX 2ss-R. Star once.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
1918 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
GO QS0

On important thoroushf.re; 6-room mod
room with fireplace. dining room, large
kitchen and sun room. nrst moor; good
| bed rooms. tiled bath. second floor; GARAGE;
zoned nrst commercial. Out Of town own
ers sacrifice.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
National OO36 ga l4th st. NV.
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FOR COLORED.
asa l4th ST. SE.-S5S.
Large house consisting Of six rooms, bath.
hot-water heat, electricity.
1Ath and " Dist oOa0
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IL rooms and baths, all modern i'm
provements; in excellent condition. Price,
$40. $50: very little cash required. Splendid
opportunity for O doctor or dentist or very
high-class rooming house.
Frame bungalow Of rooms and bath, all
modern improvements, garage; large lot 92x
$50, on Georgetown road bet Grant and
Jefferson sts., Bethesda, Md. Price, $780,
very attractive terms
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INV. CO..
National 243i. 507 18th st. NV.
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2544 14th NV, 1st FL.
5 Ooutside Rooms, B., Frigidaire; $50.
}. A. BLUNDON CO., 805 H NV. Nat. OLA


W.T.
25Oi 18th st. w.-Two rooms. dinette,
kitchenette, bath. Frigidaire: elevator. 2S-
nouT service; rent very reasonable.
p J WALSHE. INC.
Nat 2095 or Resident Manager.
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L. w. GROOMES, 17l9 Eye St.
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oLp CLEyELAND PARK.

OLD CLEVELAND PARK.
Just on Macomb street, between Conn. ave:
built fully detached T.ESom home; Tie BATH
As quiet and safe for children as place in
Quarter-acre lot. Garage. VIII sacrifice for
immediate sale. See any time. OWNER.
1914 Ross place. Cleveland 1888.
EUCLID ST. NEAR i5th-A REAL BARGAIN
In modern 2-story, Groom house. VIII ac-
cept small house In trade or sell; very easy
terms.
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WANTED AT ONCE .
detached six-room modern home in
Woodridge or Brookland. Give address and
full particulars. Address Box 338-R. Star
ONCE.
HAVE CoLoRED BUYER FOR 70 ROOM
modern home, 18th to 18th, Que to Fla ave.
NV; garage or room for one; not over
$500. EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, INC, 10l4
vt. ave. NV.
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WHY PAY MORE?
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass. Ave. NV.
No. 33-3 rooms and bath. ........... So. 50
No rHE Roc cGGS era 1888 Meridian Piaee
No. a. rooms and bath. .......... .$45 90
No E s THoP PA6 dnd l ss5hi 18TH ST. NV $3.50
NO. THE T s SSs MT 1888 18th ST. NV.
No 2@} rooms pms, and bath ;r:., =; .sS7 ~ 80
No. AIS rooms and bath. ........... 500 OO
w. THE LAMoNT 1927 Lamont st.
No. a. rooms and bath. ........... $50 GO GO
No. No. 5-s rooms and bath 800
THE INGLESIDE, 1851 Lamont st. NV.
No. 22-4 rooms and bath. 5000
No. SIS A rooms and bath. caio~ 90
No. 4aM5 rooms and bath. .n $50. 90
THE DETROIT, l44o Meridian Pl NV:
No I'll The EO %nA aoa i 2ssn 18th st. INV
" THE B1RMINGHAM. 2sii Adams Min Rd
APT You 1 win r06% nd f bs
above rents are unusually low, this being
largely due 10 the fact that you rent direct
T5s s Ef nus tn se Fs
when there is always a scarcity Of desirable
above apartments may be leased for any
gsns u.s. ee possesson immediately but no
ductions Inspection may be made at any
time by applying to Ty the janite eoNs
COOL 10th ST. FACING PARK.
RMS, $45; 3 RMS, sos.
New bldg. large bright rms magnificent
view; tile bath, shower. dinette. Murphy
bed, gar, Frigidaire, elev, phi. Adams 1908.
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copyright. 1881. by Metropolitan News
paper Feature Service. Inc: Copyright,
1929. Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc.)
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:, Isner 10 warrior Of sarf co,,r.y,
where beneath the earthSs er yitp y sones
49, before. David hines. OF the outer
Ssd a.,naaaH penetrated. 70 Pellucidar AND
eert.fs 1a onshed himself as Emperor Of a
ssvsee bo+sa son; n an Invasion Of a
I veg away on one OF their ships
49, w. taxing with him his friend. ia
rufas ., norsai prisoner named Fit, TO
foiioS, t.nlem: sets out in a small boat to
1ny ~ tne enemy. terrific storm comes
~. Inc ship Carving Tanar is wrecked
,tsts hoftaTS and their chief. THE cid
arS ~ tne small boats. leaving Tanar
bina me Cid's daughter. stellara, be-
,.SSSsellara tells Tanar that The cid had
~ NhS rIpea her mother from the island
Ss Atb1q9 n9ISa previous 70 her birth, that
net mother had told her that her father
80. an Amiocapian. Tanar and Stellara
IN. 70 the shores OF Amiocap, where
NAeY nave NAV adventures
az vsi,,ata Is Kidnapped b. A man from
VIC, island OF Hime. Tanar purglies MIN
snq IS guided to hfs village. BY a Himean
E.H named Gura. He finds Stellara and
mig me hands Of a. band Of Korsars.
ne and Stellara and Gura are brought
70 korsar. Stellara thinks that Tarlar
him very coldly
IN korsar. Tsnar is thrown into
9unReon. where he finds David and Ja,
Nnose small boat had been wrecked and
S~,no n y,a oeen picked up by a Korsar
snip. The CID promises the three prison.
sIs their, freedom If thev will teach the
ho55ars how to make better gunpoUder
and firearms.
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The Golden Lion rumbled scarce audible ac-
acknowledgement of TarzanS command. Stealth
lily he worked his way through the bush. The
antelopeS fed on not suspecting the danger so
near them. Now the lion was gathering for the
charge. The only noticeable movement was the
tvitching of his tail. Then, as lightning from
the sky, as an arrow from the bow, Jad-bal-ja
shot forward. He was almost upon the buck be-
fore the animal realized it, Then it was too
late. The lien rose on its hind feet and seized
1t while the balance Of tha@erd fed
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CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN (Con.
tinued)

LIIlu6Q)
1t filled his heart with agony to
THINK Of going away forever from
inc vicinity of the woman ne loved,
even though there was little or no
nope that he might see her lould
ne remain, for gossip of the ap-
preaching nuptials of Stellara and
Buff was current in the barracks
where he was quartered.
THE window Of the room to
Il which he had been assigned
overlooked a portion of the garden
Of The Cid. Tanar was seldom in
his apartment and when he was
ne ordinarily gave no more than
casual attention to the garden be-
You'd the wall. But upon one occa-
sion, after returning from an in
spectlon Of an iron mine, he had
been left alone with his own sad
thoughts. Seating himself upon the
Sill Of the window, he was gazing
down upon the lovely scene below,
when his attention was attracted
by the figure of a girl as she came
into view almost directly before him
along one Of the graveled paths.
She was looking up toward his win
dow and their eyes met simu!ta-
neously. 1t was Gura.
Placing her finger to her lips,
cautioning him to silence, she came
quickly forward until she reached a
point as close to his window as it
was possible for her to come.
There is a gate in the garden
wall at the far end of your bar
racks" she said in a low whisper
attuned to reach his ears. Come
to it at once"
Tanar stopped to ask no questions.
The girls tone had been peremp-
tory. Her whole manner bespoke
urgency. Descending the stairway
to the ground floor, Tanar left the
building and walked slowly toward
its far end. Korsars were all about
him, but they had been accustomed
to seeing him, and now he held him
self to slow and careless pace that
aroused no suspicion.
Just beyond the end of the bar
racks he came to a small heavily
planked door set in the garden wall.
AS he arrived opposite this, it swung
open and he stepped quickly dthin
the garden, Gura instantly closing
the gate behind him.
AT last have succeeded" cried
the girl, but thought that 1 never
should have tried so hard to see
you ever since Fit took you from
the Cid's palace. 1 learned from one
of the slaves where your quarters
were in the barracks, and whenever I
have been free I always have been
beneath your window
Twice before I saw you, but I
could not attract your attention, and
that have succeeded perhaps it is
too late
TOO late What do you mean?"
Too late to save Stellara," said
the girl.
She is in danger?" asked Tanar.
The preparations for her mar
riage to Buff are complete. She
can not delay it much longer"
"XXTHY should she wish to delay
WITT demanded the Sarian. "Is
she not content with the man she
has chosen?"
"Like all men, you are fool in
matters pertaining to woman's
heart" cried Gura.
II know what she told me-" said
Tanar.
after all that you had been
through together, after all that she
had been to you. how could you
have believed that she loved an
other?" demanded Gura.
You mean that she does not love
Buff"
"Of course she does not love him.
He is a horrid beast"
And she still loves me?"
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It filled his heart with agony to
tnlnk Of going away forever from
the vicinity Of the woman ne loved,
even though there was little or no
nope that he might see her lould
ne remain, for gossip of the ap-
preaching nuptials of Stellara and
Bulf was current in the barracks
where he was CHARTERED.
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Tarzan, drawing his hunting knife cut the
jugular of the antelope This would be the test.
What would Jad-bal-ja do with the smell Of
fresh, hot blood in his nostrils? He shifted at
it and growled. With barred fangs he eyed the
three wickedly. The ape-man pushed him away
with his open palm. The lion growied again an
grily and snapped at him. Quick is Nuna, quick
is Bara the deer but Tarzan Of the Apes is
lightning. So swiftly did he strike, and so heay-
lily, that Jad-bal-ja was falling on his back al
most in the very instant that he had growled
at Tarzan.
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Now said Korak, I'VE shall see" He will
bring the antelope to me- said Tarzan, conf
IDENTIFY. The Golden Lion hesitated moment,
growing over the carcass of his kill Then he
seized it by the back and dragged it slowly along
the ground beside him as he made his way back
to Tarzan. After he had dropped it at the feet
Of his master he stood looking I'D at the face
Of the ape-man with an expression Of pride
Tarzan spoke to him IN a low voice, praising him.
and stroked his head. Jane and Korak stood by,
waiting the ape-man's next move.
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By Blosser
By Crane
By Small

Swiftly he came to his feet again and the two
man and beast-stood facing each other.
Down. commanded the ape-man. Lie down
Jad-bl-ja!' His voice was low and firm The
lion hesitated but for an instant, and then Law
down as Tarzan Of the Apes had taught him TO
do at the word of command. Tarzan turned and
lifted the carcass Of the antelope to his shoulder
Come" he said to Jad, bahia The lion imme-
dately followed them back to the horses you
win" said Kcyak. How do you do it?" There
IS but one T@rzan," said Lady Greystcke, with
pride "a her TI-ca
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-12
SLATTERY READY
 FOR LEVlNSKY GO

Chicago, Jan 12-U. P)-Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo, former world light heavyweight champ pion, and King Levinsky, Chicago slugger. planned to complete work to-day for their 10-round bout at Chicago Sta dium Wednesday. Both fighters were reported near top form, with Slat- tery remaining to 5 betting fav- orite.
 Levinsky won 10-round decision over Slattery in q previous bout and has predicted that he will win the return engagement by knockout. Slattery. victim of an unpopular de- cision in the previous bout, hopes to make his advantage so decisive this tire that there will be no possibility of mistake by the officials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-12
T0RRINCT0N EASY
 FOR WILEY FIVE

Showing a fine and consistent of- fensive, Jimmy Lees reputable Will by cagesters stormed Torrington Saturday night and threw Tracy Garey's New city courtmen for a 26-11 loss. It was Wilby's third con- secutive triumph and Torrington's second straight reverse.
 "Sheriff' Lallier, "Spooner". Tracy and Red Streak" Council were the best offensive men uphold ing the green and white colors. but the fine defensive playing of Cap Dwyer and Lefty" Briotti must not be overlooked.
 Wednesday the Leemen invade Westfield to meet St Mary's in the first game of their annual series while Saturday night they show in Naugatuck against Peter Foley's Garnet and Gray. Saturdays good news:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-12
WARREN HARDING
 TOPPLES CROSBY
Bridgeport Quintet Scores Surprise Victory in State League Game ;34=2l

Warren Harding sprang the fea- ture surprise of the current season in scholastic hoop circles Saturday afternoon on their court defeating the previously undefeated Crosby contingent 34 to 21 before a large crowd many of whom were local rooters.
 Crosby held Az lead at the ter imitation of the fihst quarter but from then on the Presidents were always in command of the situation. At half time the blue and white were on the short end of 17-11 count. but as the minutes of the third quarter got underway it was evident that the blue and white were due for a setback.
 Their passing was the poorest shown this year while their zone defense was useless in checking Harding's outside play which netted the Presidents basket after basket. Every member of the Crosby team was enjoying an off day which everyone enjoys every so often.