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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Cox Stops Dombrowski in
Sixth; Ray Tramblie Signed

Tracy Cox, up and coming local
featherweight, had another knock
out on his record today, but he ex-
perienced more difficulty than ex-
pected in placing it there.
For six rounds at the armory Tues
day night the little local leather
pusher battered Soldier Dombrowski,
Detroit vet, all over the ring, but
couldn't get him to stay in the resin.
Cox scored knock downs in the first,
second and third rounds, but the
soldier won the crowds admiration
by coming up for more each time.
Dombrowski went down again in
the sixth frame and the count was
halted by the towel from the De-
troiter's corner. Dombrowski was
out ami the towel wasn't necessary.
Cox held a f1ve-pound weight edge,
which helped him,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Mile Record Threatened by
Five Stars In Garden Meet

/ strenuous competition have failed to
eclipse the standard.
Coan's subsequent indoor appear
ances, in which he helped the Uni
verSity Of Pennsylvania relay team
establish a new world record for a
acknowledgements and estab-
lished a new I. G. A. A. A. A. mile
record have led his coach, Law
son Robertson, to believe he can
come through with a victory.
Conger, whose loss to Coan at the
MillroSe games last week, was his
only defeat at the indoor mile in
three years, has trained carefully
for the Columbian mile and doubt
less will be the favorite to win.
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Outhelder Curt Walker will per-
form in the right garden and bat in
fourth place, the cleanup hole.
Coming up fifth will be Clyde Barn
hart, and in the same spot during
spring training the name Of Len
Koenecke will appear.
NarIesky Is Sixth
Bill Narlesky already named as
guardian of third base, will go to
the plate in sixth place and in the
seventh spot will appear Bill Andrus
or Paul Wolfe. Eighth and ninth
places will be occupied by the
catcher and pitchers, respectively.
Looking 'em over, therefore, the ten
tative early batting order stacks up
as follows:
Montague, IS.
Fitzgerald, CT.
BOnura or MOnahan, lib.
Walker, IF.
Barnhart or Koenecke, II.
Narlesky, 3b.
Andrus or Wolfe, 2b.
Riddle or AngIey,
BurWell or others, p.
With the exception of the hold out
Ollie Tucker, smuggling outf1elder, all
hands were present on Tuesday and
during the three-hour drill the boys
stepped around in fine style.
Montague Shows Form
Montague fitted in nicely on his
first day in camp, and though in
field practice was cut out, owing
to cold weather, he showed enough
during the general routine to con-
vince the observers he has the stuff.
Montague is a bigger youth than
the popular Rabbit WarStler, whom
he succeeds, and apparently has
more power at the plate. He bats
right handed. However, his arm
looked strong the first day.
Fitzgerald, in center field, did not
show to advantage, but it was his
baptism in camp and naturally his
batting eye was off color. He has
the proper size ana build to cover
the middle pasture, and on repu-
tation the job evidently is cinched
for him.
Paul Wolfe, fresh from coaching
duties in the Hoosier state, reported
in splendid condition and lost no
time in cavorting along with the
others. He has the speed and field
ing skill, but lacks hard swatting
ability.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Tribe Camp Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

SARASOTA, Fla, March H.
Frank Mulroney went on the hos
pital list Tuesday when a line drive
bounced of his right elbow 1t was
a hefty smack and Mulroney was
sent Immediately to the clubhouse
for repairs. Trainer Pierce still was
treating the bruise Tuesday night.
Fortunately, the drive missed the
spot of Mulroney's injury of last
season.
q
Copying the big leaguers, the In
dams are using protective canvas
barrier in front of the pitchers box
to ward off vicious drives, but the
bulwark failed to save Mulroney and
also Boone the day before when n
hard wallop hoped over the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Carpenter and Robinson
in Main CadIe Event

Ray Carpenter, Lancaster, o.,
heavyweight. will clash with Cy-
clone Robinson, Memhis, Tenn, in
the main go at Cadle tabernacle
Friday night. They are scheduled
for a two-hour time limit match.
AS an added attraction, Reginald
Sikh will oppose Charlie Stanton,
California heavyweight. The Indi-
ana Athletic Club is promoting the
card. 1t will be ladies night" with
women admitted free to all seats.
Another bout is to be arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Cage Special Planned

A "Shortridge special has been
arranged for indianapolis fans who
will attend the regional tournament
Saturday at Anderson.
The train will leave the Union
station at 1880 Saturday morning,
arriving in Anderson at 2:20. 1t
will leave Anderson at GAS Satur-
day night, reaching here at 1926.
Tickets are for sale at the Short
ridge athletic office and Big -Four
ticket office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Hartman Named
Penn Mentor

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, March H..
Harvey j. Hartman, former Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh star and pro-
tege of Glenn Pop) Warner, will
be head football coach at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania during the
1882 season.
Appointment of Hartman to sue
coed Ludlow Wray, resigned, was
announced Tuesday night by DR..
Leroy Mercer, director of athletics.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
VICTORY IS CELEBRATED

Celebration was held by Butler
university students this morning on
the Butler campus after the 20-l5
basketball victory Tuesday night
over the Metre Dame college team.
Presidents OF several Of the uni
versity's organizations presided at
the event.
Downtown celebrations, usually
held on the Monument circle, will
be delayed six weeks on account Of
examinations now being held.
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|, eighteen of their twenty season games, and
II they don't come out Of that FIT. Wayne
regional, were in favor Of grand jury
investigation.
CEVERAL weeks ago, Blackboard
~ ventured the prediction that
when Mr.. Kenneth Peterman found
lad capable of taking care of
Shortridge's Safeguarding, said
Shortridge would be very much
improved team. And, by chance or
something else, such is the case. A
tall youngster by the name Of Brat
ford has produced very nicely for
Peterman in the last few Blue en-
counters, with the result that-well,
Shortridge is playing in the re-
gional.
In the excitement Of the Hoosier cage
carnival. local fans are overlooking the
fact that another local outfit is going out
to do bigger and better things for Indian
apoIis. We are referring to Joe Diehart's
Cathedral outfit, one Of the three teams
who will represent Indiana in the National
Catholic tournament at Chicago. A national
championship in indianapolis wouldn't
look so bad at that, would 1t?
q H&a
Just as we were bemoaning the
fact that little or nothing was be-
ing said among the pen-and- ink
boys and girls, along comes the mail
man. And he did right well by us
Tech. Give the little girl big hand.
"It's like that song hit. Tell him he
was right, tell him / was wrong He
wanted to win. but we know how to lose.
Our boys fought hard. We're proud of
'em. They can lick everything but our
spirit As for Shortridge, gOOd Iuck-un-
til next year."
Three Techites urge, shortridge to keep
going until they reach the state finals;
well furnish the eggs" they conclude.
= &
And Miss Eleanor. the mystery girl OF
Tech. also is disappointed. She expected
razzing. But Eleanor wants Tech, Tim
proSd az an6 'nS re a 70 and 9@ ahS
that SHE'S taking OF her hat to Shortridge.
She even hopes they come to the field
houss: Tech needs more Eleano rs An, And
hlushingly.
= =
On paper "stOle from the CIaypoOI hoteI'i
comes the following epistle from Mr.. Short
ridge I4I.
Everybody but Shortridge was surprised
at the sectional outcome. And are we hap
py? Now, we're not stopping at the Sec
tional. It's the regional, and then tbs
stated This Alexandria outfit, we played
them last year and got beat. They had
a team that could hit the hoop form am
place. but weren't so hot on paIys. And
they're all that stands in our way to tn,
state. Shortridge hasn't beaten Danyius
yet. LII. VERY important fact you hav.
overlooked.
VIII Ed Smith please step up anc
tell the populace about this letter
of March 5, which winds up with
"Your pick Of Muncie is a good one
but you't better start fearing An
derson."
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CEASE your worries, children. All
~ is well in the camp Of the
mighty Muncie Bearcats (our
Muncie). It seems that out of fifty
two weeks in a year, and this year
Of all years, Mr.. Charles (Mickey)
Dawson must pick this one to con-
tract what is known in medical
circles as pink-eye. But we have
the official word that the big Irish
man will be in there throwing
baskets for MIR. Pete Jolly and
Muncie (our Muncie), and therefore,
we're not worrying. Because when
that boy starts throwing baskets
it's bad-bad for our Muncie's OPP
ponents, even if that opponent is
Newcastle. When it comes to net
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Turner's In
'A.A.U.Race
City Five and CinCy Club
With Local Stars
Advance.
BIZ United Prcss

By United Prcss
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March H.
Two midwestern teams, Big -Four
Of Cincinnati and South Side Turn
ers OF Indianapolis, remained today
among the sixteen 0ndefeated fives
as third round games Of the Ma
ttonal A. A. q. basketball tourna-
ment began.
The Indianapolis team won from
Simone Clothiers of Weir, Kan, Is
to II, Tuesday, and Cincinnati, with
several Indianapolis players in the
lineup, won from the Kansas City
Life team, "a to 81.
Today schedules called for Gin
cinnati to play the Southwestern
Oklahoma Teachers of Weatherford
at 2 p. m. and Turner's will play the
Los Angeles A. c. at tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
H00SIER FIVE TRIUMPHS

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, March H.
Brooklyn's lead in the play-off for
the American Professional Basket
ball League championship was re-
duced to one game here Tuesday
when TT. Wayne won the third tilt
of the series, "a to 20. Brooklyn
won the first two games at Brook
Ign.
First team winning four games
win be awarded the title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Eddie Montague, New Shortstop,
Chosen Lead0ff; Walker Fourth
Golden Gloves
Event Popular
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March ia new
worlds attendance record for an in
door boxing show is expected to be
established when crowd of $4,000
attends the fourth annual Golden
Gloves amateur tournament in Chi
cago.
The record is 22,6Oo, made in the
intercity bouts between Chicago and
New York a year ago. Extra seats
at the ringside in the Chicago sta
dunn will enable that record to be
exceeded tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
TWO FIGHTS TOP BILL

Two eight-round events will top
the weekly f1stic offering at Tom
linson hall tonight. Joe Harding,
Kokomo Negro welterweight, will
clash with Eddie Allan of Column
bus, O., and Dutch Battling will mix
with Tommy Merritt in the other
eight. Eight other scraps and a
battle royal will round out the COM
plete bill, which starts at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
MITT BOARD CANDIDATE

MT. VERNON, Ind, March H.
Wilbur Baldwin, New Harmony
Posey county Democratic chairman,
was being doomed today by south
ern Indiana American Legion posts
for the appointment as minority
member on the newly-created In
diana boxing commission. A World
war veteran, Baldwin served as a
promoter Of boxing and wrestling
in training camps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
BABE HUNT VICTOR

By Times Special
OKLAHOMA CITY, March H.
Babe Hunt, Ponca City heavy
weight, was awarded a technical
knockout over Chef Shande1, Pa
cif1c coast heavy, in the fifth of 6
scheduled ten-round scrap here or
Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
GOLF CARD GIVEN

Highland Women to Open Season
on April 10.
Mr.. G. H. McCaskey, chairman
of the women's golf committee at
Highland, today announced the
schedule for the season.
Play will start Friday, April 10,
at $3.50, followed by a luncheon at 1.
Tournaments are carded for each
Friday Of the season.
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holds the same
job at Notr'
dame, have match
ed basket teams
t W / C e annually.
Previous to Tues
day night, Tony's
boys had come in
on the short end
Of five out of seven
such engagements.
For twenty min
utes at the field
house Tuesday
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rs ROUNDS ON CARD
Carr and Webb Top AlI-Negro Bill
at Douglas.

Twenty-six rounds of boxing are
on the all-Negro card at Douglas
theater, Nineteenth street and Mar
tindale avenue, Friday night. This
IS the second of a series of weekly
boxing shows promoted by the East
End A. G.
Jimmie Carr, Chicago, light
heavyweight, viii meet Speedy Webb
OF indianapolis in the eight-round
main go. Kid Mohawk and Bat
ting Wilson clash in the six-round
semi windup. Three four-round
bouts win compete the program.
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the Blackboard

scorching, Mick is our choice.
Maybe you think they're not excited in
Newcastle. The Courier-Times. which Is
the place where Mr.. Bob Stranahan hangs
his hat and combs his mustache, ran the
back page of its Tuesday edition upside
DOWN.
q 4
When looking over your regional tourney
winners. put black ring around Decatur
and then watch 'em. The upstaters won
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EXHIBITION GAMES TODAY
New York (N). VS.. U. of Texas, at Austin
New York (A). VS.. Boston (N). at St.
Brooklyn ,LHO. VS.. Cincinnati M. at
Clearwater. Fla.
Cleveland (Al. VS.. New Orleans at New
Orleans.
By United Press
XXTINTERHAvEN, Fla, March
wv 11.-Pitchers jim and Harold
Elliott and Lii Stoner are being
groomed to pitch for the Philadel-
phit Phillies in Thursdays exhibit
ton game against Brooklyn. None
Of the other pitchers are ready for
real work and with many athletes
in poor condition because of the
cold and wind which has retarded
development, Manager Shotton has
called off today's practice game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
MTNTIRE WINS SHOOT

Breaking 40 out Of SO targets, Nc
Intire won the singles event ct
Crooked Creek Gun Club shoot on
Tuesday. Brady won the handicap
with % out of Is.
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Butler Rally in Last Half
Topples Notre Dame Five

Tony Hinkle had a reason for that
famous smile today. Reason, Butler,
20; Notre Dame, Is.
For the last four years, the Butler
mentor and George Keogsn. who
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
Basque Heavy Stops Kennedy in
Fourth Round
By United Press

LOS ANGELES, March 1i.-Pao-
limo Uzcudun, Basque woodchopper,
knocked out Les Kennedy, Long
Beach heavyweight, in the fourth
Of scheduled ten-round bout on
Tuesday night. The knockout came
after Paolino's body punches had
gradually weakened the Californian.
Kennedy was disqualified by referee
Jack Dempsey, when he fell with
out being hit after having arisen
from a knockdown.
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GAINS K. o. WINNER

By Times Special
LEICESTER, England, March IL.
Larry Gains, Toronto Negro
heavyweight, knocked out Charlie
Smith of Deptford in the ninth
round here Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
KING TUT UNDER KNIFE

Minneapolis Boxer Recovering From
Appendix Operation.
BIZ United Press
ROCHESTER, Mimi, March IL
Minus his much discussed appen-
dix, Henry futile, whom boxing
fans know as King Tut, Minneap-
oils welterweight, was recovering
today from an operation at the
Kahler hospital-hotel.
Tut claimed it was an appended
tbs attack that caused him to lose
his recent New York fight with
Billy Petrolle, Duluth. Tut was
knocked out in the fourth round
after taking the initial round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
CAPIN TO MEET MOORE
Local Lightweights to Clash In
Riverside PreIim.

Riverside Prelim.
Promoter Bill Bowman today
added the third tilt to the River
side f1stic program for Friday
night. Charley Capin and Joe
Moore, indianapolis lightweights,
were signed for the top four-round
prelim. One Gahimer of Shelby
vile and Joe Lynn of Terre Haute,
junior welterweights, clash in the
eight-round feature tilt. Jimmy
Fox and Kid Smith Of Shelbyville,
fyweights, battle in the six-round
semi-windup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11

Norman Hamilton. secretary Of the local
bowling association. is holding reservations
for state tournament entries. and requests
all teams going to South Bend. the tourna-
ment city. to inform him before Sunday.
March Is. as all untitled reservations Will
be returned after that date.
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at Anderson and may provide a few
surprises. Coach Shelton, who went
to Danville from North Salem last
season, has a husky squad with
plenty of speed. Early in the sea-
son, Danville held the strong
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11

DARK horse of a dark horse re-
IL gional-that's Danville. Al
though victorious in all but two Of
their starts this season, the Crimson
warriors have been overlooked by
the dopesters in the regional event
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bowling association. is holding reservations
for state tournament entries. and requests
all teams going to South Bend, the tourna-
ment city. to inform him before Sunday.
March Is. as all untitled reservations will
be returned after that date.
The 17o-scratch singles for women at
the Pritchett Recreation is not to be played
over a period of two week-enosa as re-
ported. all contestants competing SATURDAY
and Sunday. March 14-l5'
Play of the Stahlhut Jewelry team easily
featured the Recreation No. League con-
tests on the Fountain Square alleys, three
games over the 1000 mark giving them a
game game y win mo over Wizard Machine. Four
members reached the 600-mark during this
set. Guntz rolling 635; Wheeler, 651; schise;;;
With Wit 0gO nice ace series Of 567 x. Hasgsma
625 series. Service Products and Klee and
Toilet and Apron. Supply. and ODD Five,
as Prospect Social took two from OeIter-
Haagsma. 62i: Martin. 612. and Hooker
smith. 603.
Peerless Electric continued to set the
pace in the Hoosier A. G. League, taxing
Barrett Coal. Indianapolis Drop Forge and
Indianapolis Office Supply won two from
Centennial Press. Erbrich PRODUCTS and
Holcomb and Hoke. King was the only
member of this loop to reach the coveted
GOO. games of 215. 1876 and 2l3 giving him
a total Of GA.
But two games were completed In the
American Legion series. Memorial taxing
three from MISREPRESENTATION. as j. H
Holiday won the odd game from irving
ton.
Records did not mean q thing to the
members Of the Giesen Product girls OF tne
ing new single game mark Of 1885,. one
pin over Alice Shea. her doubles partner
who had 265 mark earlier in the season
and the team setting new marx OF z.o4t
with games of 924. 979 and 943: Every
girl on the team scored better than 5oo
Finn. ga; Hohlt. $50, and Johns. 597
Feeney Furniture, GieSens' opponents, alsC
were hitting in fine style. $40 start Civ
ing them a win, and games OF BIT anc
S9S bringing their total to ZIP; II TN
55 $50 Cox Cox. 56s. AMI Schneider. 514. al
other contests were also decided two Il
one. Indianapolis Medical Glass. Peerless
Engineering and Schussler Packing oeieat
ing White Rose Gas. Komstohk Candy ant
their average were. Mueller $50: Alexander
SIS: Burnett. 529: Bunch. SIG: McAnly. $50
Kichler. $40: McAlvatn. 5l4. ana Ricka
baugh. 5ls.
Three more Indianapolis teams vii
will roll IN the A. B. G. mest Saturda,
night at o. m. The veteran Marott Sho.
Shop. Indiana Parking Garage and s. Z
s. Body and Fender Repair are the quintet
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-11
WRESTLING RESULTS TUESDAY

WORCESTER. Mass. March ii.-Nick
Lutte of California defeated Bill Demetrai
Chicago heavyweight wrestler. in straight
falls here Tuesday night.
LYNN. Mass. March lice Wyckon.
California heavyweight wrestler, defeated
Jean ledesux OF Montreal on two out Of
three falls here Tuesday night
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The 170-scratch singles for. women at
the Pritchett Recreation is not to be played
over a period of two week-endS, as re-
ported, all contestants competing Saturday
and Sunday. March 14-15.
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On the other hand the amateurs attract
only the tennis crowd which is easy enough
TO understand. This was true. / venture,
even of Tilden at the time he dominated
the amateur courts. Among those who
iammed the garden turnstiles to see him
play his first professional match were
probably many who wouldn't have gone out
to Forest Hills to see him play on bet.
Whether they'd go to see him play again is
something else. II doesn't take novelty
long to lose its appeal.
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TUESDAYS EXHIBITION SCORES
EXHIBITION GAMES TODAY

New York (A). 6: Boston M, 5.
Philadelphia (A]. 4: House of David, 3
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, to take their fling at the NAPLES this week
end. All members will roll their doubles
and singles Sunday. March IS.
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VIII Ed Smith please step up and
tell the populace about this letter
of March 5, which winds up with
your pick Of Muncie is a good one,
but you't better start fearing An
derson.''
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But two games we're completed In the
American Legion. series. Memorial taking
Holiday won the odd game from Irving
ton.
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TALKING
IT OVER
by JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, March ia trio
L Of Frenchmen arrived Tuesday
and Of all places, from France,
headed by Jean Borotra to compete
in the-what's that?- I'm so sorry
the chairman of the chapel re-
minds me that it is a distinct viola
ton of rule 5.679 to mention Mons.
Borotra without reIerEng to him as
the bounding bosque-it shall not
happen again.
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At the present writing Curley's troupe.
featuring William Tilden No. 2, is out on
the west coast and there is no danger that
the troupe will be called back and pre-
amateurs To begin with. Curley is not
that kind of door knob. Live and let
live is his philosophy. Naturally Curley
prefers to live longer and better as who
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Three more Indianapolis teams viii
leave Friday night for Buffalo. where they
will roll IN the A. B. C.. NEST Saturday
night at 8 D. m. The veteran Marott Shoe
Shop. Indiana Parking Garage and 5. &
S. Body and Fender Repair are the Quintets
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TAMPA, Fla, March 11.-Presi-
dent Sidney We'll of the Cincinnati
Reds is reported to be negotiating
with the st. Louis Cardinals for q
trade involving Charley Dresser,