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HELP-MEN.
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THE SALESMAN


Who is good enough to qualify for our sales
organization knows the sincere advertise
ment with a real opportunity behind 1t, he
knows the one placed by the house that ex-
poets more than it gives. The man who is
not searching for million a minute does
not concern himself too much with i'm
mediate possibilities, but eagerly Seizes the
opportunities that mean for him success
full business life, with maximum develop
ment for his qualities and returns COM
mensurate with his ability, We want to in
terpiew.
Our business is suburban real estate and
developing the selling OF homes and home
sites. We need at once three clean-minded,
optimistic men acquainted with or living in
Washington with sales ability, preferably
real estate. The men selected will be given
every cooperation and their efforts re-
inforced by extensive advertising campaign
now under way. Leads dying for lack Of
attention Only men who can and will
operate strickly under the code of ethics Of
the Real Estate Board and who can tell
the truth need apply. If you can measure
up to the standard We REQUIRE come in and
see me personally. Mr.. Barry
The M. H. Barry Organization,
200 Arlington Ridge. Aurora Hills, Va.
Phone Clarendon 1857.
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Only Exceptions
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adverN
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care Of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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Swinging along beneath their heavy burdens and
singing as they marched, came into view column
Of natives. Near the front marched a single white
man. Tarzans eyes surveyed the handsome young
Ser intently for several minutes. Like many savage
beasts and primitive men, Tarzan possessed I'M
canny instinct. Almost instantly he could judge
Alright the characters Of strangers he encountered
And evidently this stranger met the Appellants
whole hearted approval
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Buto the rhinocero6, Tantor the elephant, and
Numa the lion came and went through the forest.
To them today Tarzan paid little attention each
minute narrowed the distance between the Ape-Man
and those whom he sought. Now, his keen ears
caught the sound Of padding, naked feet. To his
sensitive nosrils came the spoor of black mixed
with the faint scent which Tarzan knew meant the
presence with them Of a white Above the wide,
well marked game trail, the Lord Of the jungle
crnnched and waited.
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Like a shadow, Tarzan sped through the trees I'M
til he was some little distance ahead of the marching
safari Then he dropped down into the trail and
awaited its coming. Soon the blacks rounded curve
in the trail and suddenly him. Instantly they
halted jabbering excitedly For these were men re-
cruited in another district and did not know Tarzan
Of the Apes by sight. Il am Tarzan," announced
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FOR SALE-cocker Spaniel puppy. 10 weeks
old. black, excellent pedigree. 632i Delaware
St. Chevy Chase. Md Wis $3.50.
ESKIMO SPITZ PUP. male, months old;
beautifully proportioned; excellent DISPOSE
ton. Call Clev. 5054.
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the specifications for each Of IL ofdcial u. 8.
standard grades New duplicates, we see are passed
on to woman in the adjoining room, who places
hot, red wax seal of the Department OF Agricul-
ture on each. Dressed up with their governmental
badges, the samples are then made up into sets of
IL Zone for each grade), and boxed. Wool grades
are expressed in numbers, such as eos, 60's, 70s,
meaning that there are that number of hanks $500
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One pound Of wool will spin how many miles OF
yarn? We shall find out, for this week we are
going another tour, to the Department Of Agri-
culture laboratories, where Uncle Sam prepares the
official grades, "yardsticks," by which farm
products graded In the shadow Of the Wash
ington Monument is the wool lab. where we find
wool specialists busily examining small bags of wool
sent in by farmers who want to know its grade. Be-
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IkhSAA

Tarzan of the Apes paused to listen and to sniff
the air. From a great distance faint sounds came
to his ears-sounds that other human could
have heard. Something strange had come into his
African jungle. Silently, the Ape-man swung into
the and moved swiftly in the direction Of the
sounds. For when strangers came, the Lord of the
jungle always investigated. Because man, alone of
all creatures brought change and strife and trouble
into the iungleS peace.
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By Quig Stayer,

yards) Of yarn in one pound. Wool which grades
zoos will spin 80 miles Of yarn in one pound
Standard sample boxes. after being Endorsed by the
signature Of the Secretary Of Agriculture shipped
to wool growers graders and manufacturers, as q
basis for grading wool in the markets Of purchase
and sale. Tomorrow-Hay. Hay.
(An rights protected Traae marx registered o. q
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CREW MANAGERS 2. and 10 statesmen; OPP
portunity to connect with local ONCE estab-
iished IS years. We teach you how to pre-
sent our proposition. If you are making less
than $50 q week don't fail to answer TINS
IS see Mr. Seals before noon, lit McGin
Rldp QnQ C
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fore these men lie several samples Of wool carefully
protected In glass caSes-they are the yardsticks.
Next door we nnd another group Of men making
UP more standard samples and encasing them. These
samples, we are informed, are exact duplicates OF
the original grades Of wool established back in 1926
by authority Of an act Of Congress. 1t was then
turers met with Government experts and agreed on
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MAN for junior sales work: must be willing
to learn; real future to right man. refer
ence. Apply 9 to IL am, ala District NAT.
Rank bldg
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BOY, living with parents in nearby va,
with selling experience. to call on retail
stores; trade already established; wonderful
future; salary and com. Address Stationery
and Tovs Roy 484-Z Star Office
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MEN-Catholic, with good appearance and
personality, can make $35 weekly on our
unnecessary as we train you; reference re-
ouired. Call 8-l0 or So, Room bog Peoples
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BOATS,

motors and boats; original factory Grating.
Former dist5ibTtor selling rope e - staTtins.
trio starting models and boats same discount.
Republic Radio Corp, AL Beaubien st.,
Detroit, Mich.
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RADIO MAN wANTED-To make contact
with man capable of lecturing and giving
practical instruction in radio at night radio
school. Must have had experience as a COM
mercial licensed radio operator. Address
Box 4O5-Z, Star Office. Sc
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MEN az at once. We prove to any man
that he can make at least four dollars
day, We start you OF at sIs per week con. CON
Won how. Local men only Call Monday
after pm. GOT 18th ST., Room 2l6 Mon'
T1ies, Wed. after pm A"
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MEN (6), with or without selling expert
ence, for j. r. Watkins Product paying
from sac to $40 per week to right men in
restricted territory; good chance for ad-
vancement Apply after ! pm 5535 Hi
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HELP--MEN.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, q must be
@rst class; with reference and tools. Apply
ready for work. Downey T. Hines GARAGE,
423 K ST. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, not less than 10
years experience; must know how to weld.
use spray gun. Man capable OF meeting
the public. and give estimates on all repair
work. Permanent position, and ideal work
ing conditions for man able to deliver the
goods. Only first-class references will be
Considered and investigated. Address Box
Ala. Star ONCE. 3
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MEN of proven character and ability with
high earning capacity; if you can qualify,
see Mr. Stuart, Suite 2l0. Denrike Bidg'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ANTIQUES. all kinds, and modern furniture.
We win pay the highest market prices for
rare end Desirable furnitIre. Call the LIN
buys everything OF value
ApPARELEMen's. women's and childrens.
and furniture Of all descriptions wanted for
no further use for snd ea MAJ Cohen h iass
TIN st. NV. Met. s764 and 774s. Pay cash.
rummage sale-shoes, hats, dresses. chill
drens clothing; also misc. household arti-
cles. c. n. Winger. Phone Decatur $50 g.
lincoln %. has NO connection with with any ny
ssI IN ". the S, bpsnes q: Rons
anything Of value S '''' h'Sne'' eaSh 'F'ee i0f
BOOKS BoUGHT-Highest prices. All kinds,
ANY egRs ;n snal Phone Met s4ls Pearl
GAIL DOUGLAS. Met. 1871 buy every
thing; ANTIQUES and modern furniture, stocks
OF mdse. automobiles. etc. ss
CASH csss5.I IN , Y1UE .. Old JEWTFY diamonds
price: Gold Refining Inc. 200 18th st. NV. 4.
SatS4e. entTs nSw and
Baum. inc sis = nv. o %et. s744.. Edgar
CLOTHING Mems. women's, children's
5d5: !, Adams ssss eSsains; Or Iee
FURN!TURE1IHave you any. furniture you
1 %s, nee neede Get cash BY calling NJ. Cohen.
1IS W puLCnASe some USED
furniture to outft house, also high-grade
upright piano. for cash. Metro. 305l Sc
EURNITURE-Don't sacrifice your furniture
.Sd 4afn ssais
Phone us and be convinced. The Lincoln
Co. tel Net. eSl7. 604 9Th st. NV
FURNITURE All kinds bought; highest
priees psid; prompt service. Call Douglas.
GOLD. silver. watches, Diamonds and old
FaA easn value paid. Selinger's. 9ls r ST.
OLD oOLD-Hring your old gold. silver. plati.
num- diamonds. also discarded jewelry: we
need them in our manufacturing dept; viii
Day highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc. s35 F st
STORE FIXTURES, lunch room equipment;
entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fix
Lure Co. 4l4 9Th Sc. NV. Met. 9297.
WE PAY. HIGHEST CASH PRICES for All
kinos OF household goods. Call North lOiI4
Iof prompt service.
We BUY AND SELL mems, clothing, jewelry.
olamonos. firearms. musical Instruments
! Ir gon clubs. What have you to sen?
Max zWelg. $50 D ct. NV. Met. Oils, 1856.
Phone National 1891.
ANYTH1NG TO SELL?
WESCHLERS. 9l5 ST. NV
Houeehold effects, merchandise, stocks,
automobiles, etc. Thirty mine years seryine
the Washington public
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WHITE BOYS
for general work around q high-class
store Only energetic boys OF the finest
character will be considered. Address BOX
7a-A. Star ONCE
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est cars in town. Your choice, S345, with
only Sis down. balance in II months. De
Soto used Car Dept. 1929 18th st NV
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MEN ca, high-class, for building and loan
association advertising campaign. See MI
wit, II am. to pm, Suite BOG, ll0s Ver-
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

YOUNG BACHELOR DESIRES CoNGENIAL
companions to share 'expenses on 10-day
auto trip along Maine coast. lawns morn
ing Of August u, References required Ads
dress BOX 1-As Steg ONCE
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FORD, 1923. TUDOR SEDAN; dark blue;
fully equipped and in good running condi-
ton; black metal trunk on rear; terms;
$270 Open evenings and Sundays. Werfield
Motor Company, 1880 Conn. ave. Decatur
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FORD SPORT COUPE, 1929-Rumble seat;
IN excellent condition and only $3.50; terms,
$84 down. balance monthly. Pohanka SerV-
ice. 1925 Goth st. NV. North O347
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK. polio
EXAM. STATISTICAL CLERK. Special tut
ton. The Civil Service Preparatory Schoo
Sc. cor. 18th and F NV. Net. G33T. A.
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HELP-DONESTIC,

GIRL. white. who. does not attend school.
wishing a good home with wages; light
homework and care for small girl; in coun-
try. Address Box lisa. Star ONCE.
MAID, white. mothers helper. Apply 20l3
New Hampshire ave, Apt. us.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALE-MISCEALAN
BATH Tgss; bFlsk ana DuildI IEg msteFIaiss
yards SALVAGE material from many wrecking
bsye ,1s an I S so sS,a YsfS
IE tSS a You WANT W sheathinS. oorinE.
windoTS doors sash Dipe bath tS6s rad
cellent condition. Come to either of our 8
yards for the greatest selection at bargain
hECHINdER Co. HousEwEEcKNq DEPT.
Main Ofnceeel5th and + Sts NE.
B fishs%oodSssas sH ga A Sss NV NV
BED ROOM SUITE; large; burl walnut; din-
ing room SUITE rugs. used ei MONTHS. latest
style; very cheap. Address Box 1le-A Star
BRACELET, a. diamonds. flexible platinum;
pawn ticket. $40. Address Box 229-X, Star
BUREAU, chairs, wardrobe, chest Of draw
srS; genuine t old pieces; mahosa.ny. colonial
daifsrs sas 18th Sc
CASH REqIsTERs. show cases, wall cases.
safes. coffee urns. steam tables. soda foun-
tains, electric grinders, mixers. refrigerators:
every description. EGgar Baum. Inc. ola
COFFEE URNs, toasIers, steam tables, Eas
play cases. electric mixers, scales, safes,
S Sss e e. I.s s.Ji Fixture Co. 1is
5 Hss r.m ssSSs isS R q sW Iscos;
close-outs and seconds; cheapest prices on
fsa1s cd e s ts - etc %eF aas once
e sss
furniture. You can also rent 1t. II. Baum &
Son. GIG st. NV. National 9136.
S1a s6a 1 IS SaS: goS and ss
order; sacrifice for $500, or Will sell sepa-
daytirnes; after 8. Potomac is7i.
EURNITURE-oyerstuf living room suite.
927.5o; walnut dining room suite, SIS; beds,
complete, $40. so; bureaus. $500: Kitchen set,
5000; other furniture cheap. 1911 H Ut. ne.
FURNITURE-Beautifu chest Of drawers,
sofa, spool bed. rugs, sacrifice, quick sale.
1881 Conn. (cor Calvert st.l.
FURNTTURE-3-piece living room suites, In
good condition, $50 ana $50; also S-piece
bed-davenport suite and other odd pieces
very reasonable. New York Upholstering
Co.. e17 r st. NV.
FURNTTURE-Bed room. suite, walnut, so;
oyerstuMed bed.davenport suite, $50; mohair
other furniture. i2St 81 ma
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FORD 1880 SPORT COUPECondition and
appearance exceptionally good; priced espe-
clally low at 1926; trade or terms. Golden
Motors. 1927 14th. Decatur 1892
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. latest 1887 black
GREEN sTesn wheels heels tw1 horns: motor quiet; ex
extras; driven only 1000 miles sacrifice
500 90 of; original owner. lady Adams 66oT
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FORD. 1881. FORDOR SEDAN: fully equip
ped color chicle drab; low mileage; this car
is absolutely Just like new; terms: $3.50.
Open evenings and Sundays. Warfield Mo-
tor Company. 1870 Conn. ave. Decatur $40.
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MEN, 6, over 40 years. for immediate per-
manent work $40, 4-6. Gorby. 928 l4tn
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAINTING AND PAPERING-Deal direct
with mechanic and save money; work guar
anteed; ref. Metz. any time. Col. o396. Sc
PAPERING-Special low Summer rates
Room. So and up. Excellent workmanship.
!. .Egdal. $3.50 18th st. NV. Ad. 7l49. Sc
PAPERING-Average rooms. dry scrape, Sc
With Paper furnished. James Jones. 1924
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FORD SPORT COUPE. 1929 = Motor Just
o oSyernau l fns fnish; good tires, rare
handle note for part. Mr. Burruss. Georgio
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FORD, 1880, CONVERTTHE COUPE; extras
include RADIO. heater, special carburetor,
S special heavy Suty tires and cover for rum
painted to match body. This is real bar
gain. at terms; S525. Open evenings and
Sundays. Warfeld Motor Company, 1l30
Conn. ave. Decatur BIO
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FORD 1881 VICTORIA COUPE, de luxe
carefully driven weeks, 600 miles; hug
discount. Wisconsin 302l. to O.
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MEN-TWo: f1rst-class credentials; who APP
preciate the opportunity to connect with
that is new, dignifed, unique and appeals
to every class. Remuneration limited only
and sincerely devotng your time to, the
work. To receive consideration. write brief
resume of your experience. references, az
Star Office.
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FORD VICTORIA COUPE, l95i-Carefullz
used $50 miles by company ofncial. Radio
installed free. New-car guarantee. S174.50
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
DOGS BOARDED-Kyner's Kennels; IS week
". James II. Kyner, Bladensburg. Ma:
JUST RECEIVED Bostons, Fox Terriers, Es-
kimos and Collie Puppies; also Parrots, Ca.
naries, Gold and Tropical Fishes, Plant
Stakes. etc. Schmid's Emporium Of Pets,
PERSIAN KITTENS CD, NeFveloue.. white,
thoroughbred, months old; healthy, no
neas; registered; import and triple cham
pions; price. $lS each Address 2725 18th
st. NV. Ss
GENUINE PEKlN0EsE, psdigreed; mother and
BIRDS BOARDED.
Called for and Delivered.
4 ATHERTONS PET SHOPS,
oi2 y st. NV. 1904 Irving NV.
SPECIAI--sPECIAL-8
Your dog given sanitary bath, compete.
aEss5 IL s n1D 81 .Gss S 81 RSs S sas ss
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FORD TOWN SEDAN, 1930-In storage seven
months; mileage. 10000 Must settle ac-
counts. 1896 lbs 5th st. ne Sc
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FORD ROADSTERS|SpOrt and standard
models. Eynon Motor Co. Ford dealers. 10
ington. close to the best residential area of
18th st; Rock Greek Park and Connecticut
particular people. Well kept cars from FASH
lonable. prominent and wealthy owners. Yesi
any OF our cars hardly need to be touched
such is the condition we fnd them in See
Tor yourself. Visit our sales rooms, day
or night. you'll know the difference 1877
Irving St Adams 1887. Jim Flaherty. used-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GIRL. white, rs. reliable. wishes homework
or work in laundry or such like. Phone
Hyattsville 53l.
LADY, refined. wishes position as compan-
ion; good driver. Address Box 473-Z, Star
ofice.
PRACTICAL NURSE, so. desires position.
invalid; some hospital training, London;
cheerful reliable. Address Box 10-z, Star
ONCE. 81
STENOGRAPHER-TYP desires dfetation
or typing to be done at home; college gradu-
ate, IL years experience; authors manu-
scripts, construction specifications, legal
briefs O speciality. Miss Conneu, 1l8 You
st. ne. North 6522-W. Sc
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FORD STANDARD COUPE, l93I-Also two
door sedan. Demonstrators. Terms Ford
Motor Co, ISL Pa ave NV
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN for soliciting; saia
commission. 1884 9Th st. NV.
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FORD SPORT COUPE. Ie30-A-i condition;
! $500 cash. Call Col. 1881, apt. 30l, south,
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FORD SPORT COUPE, l930-In perfect con-
ditton. Do not think you can equal this car
at $685.: can give terms and accept trade
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-18
Danville Team
Is HOnOred at
Victory Dinner
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, March 49,
Tribute to the unbeaten Central
Normal basket team, rated 1885,
1881 Hoosier college hardwood
champions, was rendered here Tues
day night at banquet for the
team. The food and oratory feast
was provided by the four local civic
clubs, American Legion, Phi Delts,
Commercial Club and Lions. Ed
ward NJ. Blessing, former judge, was
POSTMASTER.
Several hundred fans attended.
Presidents of the four clubs spoke
words of praise of Frank Barnes,
coach. and team members. They
presented Barnes with a set of golf
clubs. Sorority girls at the college
presented small gold basket balls
to the team members.
Speakers were Coach Barnes,
members Of the team, Russell Cook,
ex-coach, Tommy Hendricks, sports
broadcaster for WFBM radio sta.
ton, Waldo Wood, and Professor
Gulley of the college and Dick Mil
Ter. Times sports Writer.
Presentation of a beautiful trophy
to the team by the four clubs was
the closing event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-18

who joined the club Tuesday. is
expected to start at first base.
ST PETERSBURG. ria. March Us
Clyde Sukeforth has recovered from his
recent Iameness and is scheduled to catcl1
a string of twelve exhibition games in as
many days.
By United Press
BILOXI, Miss, March 1s-Lynn
Griffith, star rookie hurler, will
share the pitching burden with
Fischer and Tauscher in Washing
tons exhibition game with Balti-
more today. Griffith held the
Orioles hitleSs for three innings
last week.
Il n n
GAN FRANCISCO, March Ia
~ With Waite Hoyt in the box.
the Detroit Tigers regained their
stride Tuesday and won an easy
victory over the San Francisco Mis-
sions, 6 to 2. Hoyt allowed only one
run in six innings and in the mean
time his teammates collected three
triples, two doubles, and nine sim
giles off Pillette and Biggs. johnson.
Detroit right fielder accounted for
two triples.
II r.
OAKLAND, Cal, March 10
Pittsburgh Pirates had little diff
cult in diSposing of the Oakland
Acorns of the Pacific Coast League
Tuesday, winning 5 to i. Meme
hurled shut out ball for the Buc-
cancers and drove in the winning
runs when he hit double with the
bases loaded in the fourth.
n
Los ANGELES. March 1S-Chicago Cubs
EEiu DO their spring. training at WrigIey
T Tieia IN Los Angeles instead Of at Catalina
Island, and the Los Angeles Angels of the
Coast League will go to Catalina President
Neeck of the Cubs announced TODAY.
The Cubs hammered out a Q 10 victory
over the angels Tuesday. Gabby Hartnett
got his fourth home run. SWeetIand and
May gave up six hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-18

test to the Columbus American Association
team. 10 to 3. while the Browns we're
pounding out 7-to-2 victory over Buffalo.
PENSACOLA, Fla. March 1S.--Manager
John Collins is well pleased with the con-
dition of the Bostorn Red Sox and plans to
give his athletes only light work for the
balance of the week. Clifford McSwain,
rookie outfieIders. has been released to
to Newark.
I'D RADENTOWN, Fla, March 18-
ID st. Louis Cardinals were hosts
today to the New York Yankees,
winners Of six consecutive exhibition
games. The Yanks defeated the
Boston Braves Tuesday, to 2. The
Cards, crippled by injuries, dropped
12-to-7 decision to Brooklyn, with
Flint Rhem on the slab.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 1s.-BiII
Terry was scheduled to make his debut
with the New York Giants in today's prac-
tice, The first baseman has been prevented
from working because of grippe. Mean
while. his teammates have been receiving
extended drills in base running.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 10.
Fay Thomas, purchased from the
Pacific Coast League, will make his
first start at a pitcher for the
Cleveland Indians in todays game
with New Orleans. Eddie Morgan,