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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

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Pitcher Frank Mulroney has been
ordered to join Danny Boone and
reduce his amount Of pitching. He
was bothered by sore arm last sea-
son and will not be asked to take a
turn On the mound ever day during
spring training.
Frank and Danny will hurl only
every other day and build up their
wind and legs while re3ting their
salary wings. Manager C0rriden is
making every effort to conserve and
believes the staff will be in sound
condition by the time the second
squad reports to institute the bat
ting sessions.
The biggest part Of Thursdays
practic~ was in the outfield with the
Fingers chasing fungo drives. It
was a cold day and the Tribe pilot
kept the boys on the go every min
ute.
Manager Corriden is eager to in
crease the training pace, but the
weather is against him. Better con-
d1tlons are I'D for next week.
Jack vornholt. the Indianapolis sandIot-
ter looks the part of promising talent after
he receives some league experience out in
the little minors. He uses free and
easy motion.
The annual Sarasota pageant opened
THURSDAY night and the Indian FASTENERS
spent busy evening viewing the cere-
monies and dancing.
Tom Angley of the Tribe back
stop department is displaying great
form at the bat and his solid drives
are a feature Of the daily drills at
Payne park. A few of the athletes
are nursing blisters, but so far the
squad has been fortunate in the way
Of escaping injury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
Hurlers Don Heavy
Garments for Drills
0utfieder Clyde Barnhart Reports Three Days Early;
Pitcher Frank MuIroney Ordered to Tighten
Work by Manager Corriden.
BY EDDIE ASH
Tines Snorfs Editor

SARASOTA e-Busne Of grooming the Indian bat
terry men becoming difficult the days her
again failed the Corrdene they through
long drill there sunshine the athletes compelled to
work out in heavy garments
Oueder Clyde Brnhart joined the training party passed
up practice and rushed establish
He said his exercise probably would
officially Monday some important shnq en-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
200 Track
Aces Clash
Michigan, Wisconsin Fav-
orites in Annual Big Ten
Indoor Event.
By United Press

By United Press
MADISON, Wis, March e.-Ap-
proximately 200 athletes will COM
pete in the twenty-frst annual Big
Ten indoor track and field cham
pionshipS here tonight and Satur-
day night.
Twenty three preliminary races
will be held tonight in the sixty
yard dash, sixty-yard high hurdles,
quarter~rnile, half-nile and mile.
Preliminaries also will be held in
the field events.
Michigan and Wisconsin, defend
ing champion, are the favorites. IN
diana also is rated a dangerous
threat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
SOCCER CLASH SUNDAY

Edelweiss Club Of Dayton, O., and
South Side Turner senior soccer
teams will clash at Premier field,
Twentieth and Olney streets, Sun
day at $3.50 p. m. They are tied
for second place in the championship
race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
Three Hoosiers
in Final Game
By Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March g.
In the final game Of the season
here Saturday night with Michiagn,
three Indiana university cagers will
be playing their final contests for
the Hoosiers.
Ben Miller Of Waldron will be
leading the trio when he acts as
captain while playing at forward
Paul Jasper, center. of Ft. Wayne,
will complete his collegiate career
CLARION Weller Of Linton will play
his last game at floor guard.
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Basketball

JudSon i've defeated Leaders Tuesday.
IS to 20. Judsons will meet Speedway I'VE
at Twenty and Broadway gym next
Tuesday. Coach Kimes has an inexperi-
enced team that IS showing progress with
each game. Shannon is out Of the line
UP because OF illness.
Teams desiring to enter Irvington tour
Eey call Bob GLADDEN.. Irvington 3706. or
write i3l South Emerson avenue.
Edgewood A. c. defeated Citizens Gas
Company AZ to 81. and Dixies. A to 26.
Stenger, Brehob and Wegehoft starred for
the victors.
Seventh. Christian Cubs defeated East
Side BULLDOGS Sc to 10
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News of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

It looked like old times IN the Uptown
Bowen hit for counts Of go and SIS $50 . to
lead Metalcraft to a three-game win over
Selmeir Towel. with games OF 1920. l.024
also over the line with 615. Chrisney
sadio and Try Me also Won three games
from American Linen and Ideal Cleaners.
as Prima Beverage and Williamson Candy
took two from Hanna Register and Coca
Cola. After q slow start. Hanna hit the
pocket for high single game of 266 to total.
sic. Parker had 604: Hornbeck, .6l4; Elder,
64s: N. Hamilton. $50: Seyfried. 6l5. and
Link. 6l4.
veteran bowler. well-known. and liked
BY all. was lost to the local bowling fra
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the kirshbaunl
gym. The game
will start at $3.50.
Christopher will
play with three
other former But
Ter stars, Harold
Holz, Bill Bugg
and Dana (Dink)
Chandler. The
state Je W i Sh
champions have
one Of the best
records in the
city and the
game is being
touted as an in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
YIsITATIONs TRIUNPH

b Tunes Special
NEW YORK, March 6.-Brooklyn
Visitations defeated TT. Wayne, "A
to 10, IL the first game Of the title
pIay-of in the American Profes-
sional Basketball League, here
Thursday.
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s.0OO gEE sONNENBERG

BOSTON, March Gus Son
nenberg, heavyweight wrestler, de-
feated Lee Wycoff Of st. Louis, in
straight falls before a crowd Of 5000
here Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Harold rolling sos. and Foley. .e1s White
Furniture Co.. Penn Coal and Finnerar
Grocery won three from Block Optical,
Boren Insurance took two from Pittnan-
Rice.
The Essential League play looked natural.
Ray Fox again tossing a nice 600 count,
games Of 215. -2o2 and. I'll. giving him a
Gals to q triple win with 653 which in
cluded high game OF 255. Other games de-
cided two to one favored Sweetheart
Bread and the Wiebke over Sugar Creek
Butter and I0l Stores.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 6.-Chicago's
two foremost heavyweights, Tuffy
Griffith and King Levinsky, will
meet in a ten-round bout at the
Chicago stadium tonight, which is
expected to attract a crowd of
$4,000 and gate receipts Of SOS,
Griffith continued to rule a IA
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wildcats. It seems that when team
defeats such outfits as Frankfort Logans.
port. Marion. Peru Anderson and Tech.
cats dropped a game to Muncie lyour
Munciel ty, only 2 points. By the looks
o. Ss.5 yo1 1c; a-s ts teams you must have
PAUL AND HEFTY.
=
think Of the words flowing from the mouth
Of certain philosophical coach usually
not given to wild fancies. to this effect:
watch Kokomo. young man. If they
get break and start out in front of
anybody. they'll be tough to beat, even
in the state Incidentally. Kokomo Is in
that sO-caIled ''easy bracket Of the field
house marathon.
H. s.. ga true Manualite." says q few
defeats isn't going to hurt Manuals
the red and White Boys get a Shot :ioD at
Shortridge before they get knocked off.
and if Tech gets. to the finals in the other
bad for Tech. seq he. He also advises
US to look for certain red head. Paul
BY 5d n laI1dss when ne cl3 use as the best
ing. he wishes all the other schools luck
IF Manual is eliminated"
e
you city guys are going to have to
pipe down after Saturday night or words
to that effect. is the message from Shy
lock of Beech Grove. you'll see two
county teams swamp the CITY schools IN
der and battle real brand Of basketball
in the finals. They'll be Beech Grove
and Southport. and the county champs
will carry the old Black and Gold to
victory and to the regicnals." That's
something for somebody to worry about.
=
Technical Lilly says Shortridge
may be the cream now, but the
cream Of today is the cheese Of to-
morrow. In other words, he adds,
Shortridge will be selling short.
y II
Dear Blackboard: We agree 0 you made
q good pick when you named Muncie.
But as for Shortridge Lii. coming to An
derSon to take a few souvenirs back to
the city Of signs and tears. such as fire
wagons. stop and go signs. ETC., you tell
Lii we may raise few objections. Any
how. who thinks Shortridge is coming
to Anderson besides Shortridge?
KY AND GEORGE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
d KAMP rs ,cAPTAN

CHAMPAIGN, H., March &c
q. Karnp. forward, has been elected
captain OF next years Illinois bas-
Retball team by his teammates. HI;
home is at Mt. Carmel, I'll,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
SANTA K. o. VICTIM

By U71tJe0 FT66S
PROVIDENCE, r. I, March g.
Jos Santa, giant Portuguese heavy
weight, was knocked out for the
first time in his career heer Thurs
day night by Salvatore Ruggirello
Of Italy in the second round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
Suits Bill

By United Press
HOLLYWOOD, March g.
L i Unlike Bobby Jones, who
refuses to use makeup while
appearing before the movie
camera, William T. Tilden,
tennis champion, will add an
artificial complexion and have
leading ladies in the picture he
will make for Metro Goodwin
Mayer studios, it was learned
today. Addition Of the fair sex
to his picture suits Tilden, he
admitted. Tilden's picture will
give him plenty Of opportunity
to demonstrate the game of
tennis, even to slow motion
shots, and the plot will be in
cidental.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

steam when tourney time arrives. But
well. dark horses may upset few in the
sectionais and regionals. but it takes a
thoroughbred to come through the final
mill.
Dear BoxeH: thought it wise to let
10Y 10y d N On SanRa, little Indignation concern
trod1ction to local spo iao f nGsaS 41 rs
none. other than Nathan (Riggy) Regen-
strict. He has been playing with Manual
ever since he entered the school, and this
is his second year as captain. He has
scored over 800 points during this time
ana Is fast, accurate and defensive star
ask Shortridge about the sectional last
tournaments. ~ 40 ABE R E1Ssi Sis
Three cheers for Riggy. He deserves 'em.
Speaking Of neglected youths. . Peru
fan submits the Circus City record for
our approval. and it includes but four
defeats. Among the victims are Wash
ington of East Chicago, Laporte, Delphi,
shortridge and Huntington. And he re-
minds US that LoganSport also will play
in the LoganSport regional. where Peru
will be more than an interested spectator.
Well. well.
Il Il
but he thinks the eyA WondeTfui % tSesyS;
being Frankfort. ShelbyviLle. Tech. Nun
Gle and Washington.
can antique Devil Of the Westside''
doesn't like shortridge's attitude on or
of the floor. and says he hopes-weI,
anyhow. he doesn't like ShOrtridge.
''I. still think washington's Hatchets are
the best in the state" says II. A. Alstatt.
We're from Missouri.
HI boy, Here's the pest back again.
even TECH. Well there has been quite
ec to- ae4fEa Rer s9nE Yo On s i90at e ta
saving we. viii win. However. 7 can a as.
Sas you Al We Sa are Sc saie am we y Be gOod
last. am I And It was BY a sheibyvii lie
s e0o s at that ,,+ Isn't It grand to s.
certain School no names ssy e aad dsf rea
P PHcH she gE Gfy t TcR sFeny with BEAT
e 81 ANo'''
It's pink paper this time mot yellow,
Eleanor). and is it scented? Incidentally,
the last name Of our Captain" starts
with the sixteenth letter in the alphabet
Go to it. You SherIocks.
Somebody's trying to kid US. one dav.
ne torr, shel writes in. as, Jane Of Short
Tech" We might. Be wrong-maybe It's
twins
Anderson, Ind.
Dear Blackboard: Greetings to dear old
Shortridge Lii. Now laugh this off-Jane
of 'Jane and Jean of Anderson is a
Shortridge graduate Of I929-knows all
about the ShOrtridge axe and has been
pleased to note it has been used to ad-
vantage to date. However. am sure 1t
is too dull to make much of an impression
on our Indians who are so well versed
in the use of such weapons.
While Anderson is not seeking a "free
ticket" to the state. II shortridge comes
here March II. the Indians are sure of
their admission. Hope to see you at the
regional. where the "go'' signs all will
be green and the fire engines al steamed
up to extinguish the fires caused by the
cars Of capital city fans who will be
speeding from the triumphant Indians
victory dance JANE OF ANDERSON
Dear soxelI: Did you know KoEom ;
had basketball team? Yes sir, they GER
tainly have. They are known as the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
Military Cage Loop
STANDING
rison as follows

rison, as follows:
TONIGHT
7.S0-iith Infantry vs.. Onicers.
S.SO-3rd F. A. vs.. 10th Dlvisian Mr.
9.S0-i52nd Infantry VS.. Headquarters
SATURDAY NIGHT
S.SO-Srd F. A. VS.. 10th Division Mr.
s:S0-l5ist Infantry No. vs.. l5ist In
s:so-iTth Division Mr.. rs. ssth signal
rournnrv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
Kirshbau1ns to
Tackle Strauss

Clarence Christopher, former But
Ter basketball ace, will be seen in
action Sunday with Strauss Says
against Kirshbaum Center SQUAD at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
CITY UMPIRES MEET
Harry Geisel to Address Initial
Session Tonight.

Harry G. Geisel, American League
umpire, will address the opening
meeting of the Indianapolis I'M
pires' Association tonight at p. m.
Geisel will tell of his experiences
in big league work and the last
worlds series.
Important officials will be elected
at tonight's session, and other i'm
portant business is on the program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Triple wins featured FraternaI League
Moay ana dr sfa "o %ooss fese rce
some good scores for their opponents to
shoot at later. .Lindyo Lindamood. had
6S9 TO lead the field. Russ Miller rolled
$40 and Rutch McAllen. COS.
=. Local teams wanting. real action over
the weekend can still enter the final
weeks play Of the 1000 scratch handicap
team event. on the Anderson (Ind.l al
leys, Anderson has been supporting local
meets al season. and invite local bowlers
to return the compliment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
CAGE CONTEST
Hamilton FOrseits Sectional Game
at Garrett.
BIZ United Press

GARRETT, Ind, March 6.-Ham-
ilton high school basketball team
was forced to forfeit it's game with
Ashley in the first sectional game
at Garrett today, because of several
cases Of smallpox among the Ham
ilton team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Majority Of local bowlers who will roll
in the a: B. g. meet at Buffalo over the
week end, will leave Indianapolis tonight.
Block Optical, Chrisney Radio and Wheel
er Lunch will take the. drives on the 8
.. m. SQUAD Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

The Diamonds won three games from the
Rings. as the Watches lost two to Pearls.
during. the KAY Jewelry series at the Illi-
nols alleys. Brunsma. Winchel. McFerran.
Beckett and Freiie turned IN some nice
scores for beginners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Outlaws are beginning to show the power
games from Auto Equipment. during the
Universal League series. Kay-O. handed
Mallory-Weiland a real K. O.. as far as
pennant hopes are concerned. taxing three
games from this second place club. Cla-
man Lunch also won three from the ,Aker
fota of sa en S Saes A aested t r., 1os
two-time win for the leading Coca Cola.
and Blacker Chill duintets over S. and S.
Service and Enrich Hardware. II. Tegeler
had ga total and Barrish, sos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
. BY LEFTY LEE

the American Central Life team, died al
St. Vincent's hospital, after an illness OF
several weeks duration. In addition to his
love Tor the bowling game. Mr.. Graf was
an ardent, hunting. swimming and base
ball fan. Funeral arrangements will be
conducted from the Flanner- buchanan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
Negro Cage
Event Opens

Seven powerful Negro cage squads
will open competition at 8 a. m.
Saturday morning in the eighth an
nual state Negro championships at
the Y. w. G. A., 635 North West
street.
Eight games will be played dur
ing the day, with the finals at 9
p. m. Bloomington and Anderson
meet in the opening tits. Walgreen
Big Five, local contender, is the ia
vorite.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

dependent classic. Kirshbaum Bull
dogs will meet indianapolis Maroon:
in a cIIYtaiT-raiSer
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MILLER BEATS PAUL
CINCINNATI, March 6.-Freddie
Miller, Cincinnati featherweight,
outpointed Tommy Paul, Buffalo, in
ten rounds here Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Warner Bros. and Metro won three from
Pathe and Paramount while Columbia lost
the odd game TO Fox in the Film League.
Two game wins were IN order during the
American Vsn Company League play at the
feating Records. Bodies and Cases. Mitchell
secured the feature game with $50 IN
his second try.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

.Blacker Chilli had an easy time disposing
OF Stafford Engraving. during the Elk
taking each game BY a wide margin. Other
contests were closer. Wheeler Sandwich
shop and Heidenreich. Florists. winning
two games from Smith Baking Company
and Ollendorf Watches. 4 peculiar fea-
ture was the absence OF 600 totals. the
usual flock Of good counts falling to be
recorded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Dear Soxell: Did you know KoEomo
had basketball team? Yes sir, they GER
tainlv have. They are known as the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Flint Inks ran away from @. E. Paulsy
during the Printcraft session, recording
three more wins to their impressive sea-
sons play. Indianapolis Engraving also an
rlexed three from Press Assistants No 80.
SIS the star and Pivot City Inks took two
from Advance-Wrlght and Rhinetcne. Min
nerly coppeo individual honors with
marx q o]S. hoInnergSr .nao o4S, Scnlel-
mer. Gil. and Never. Gil. Benjamin OF
the star team. showed lack of practice.
on bis return from q CUBAN trip. and
rolled far below his usual.
<. Of c. bowIers were saving their wood
for. the K. Of Q. national meet. but two
series over the 600 mark being recorded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06

Jack vornholt. the Indianapolis sandIot-
ter looks the part Of promising talent after
he receives some league experience out in
the little minors. He uses free and
easy motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-19

Down.
| l. dish of bread crumbs.
2. Ardent in affection.
3. Precious stone.
4. Dry.
| 5. Base ball teams.
g. Beetle
Z. Proportional share.
8. To impel.
9. Priest of Israel.
10. Withdrew.
IL. Journeys.
| IL. ObEque.
IA. Pertaining to land interests.
Is. Talons.
20. Goat tenders.
%. Piece out.
IS. Pertaining to a certain Chinese
island.
81. Security.
g. Covers with turf.
| 81. Learning.
| SO. Title of address: ABR.
| IS. Forward.
50. Yellowish-red dye.
81. Founders through water.
! SO. Chatterers.
IL. Girls name.
| A. Mastering of force.
| 43. Mountain in California.
A.. Appeared.
As. Hole worked in cloth for lace.
| Al. Modish.
| 80. Unfastens.
| so. Below.
| SO. Salutations.
/ 81. Forestell: Scot.
/ ST. Initiate.
! So Nocturnal bird.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-19

ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-19
Insect That Sews.

The oak tortrix is an accomplished
tailor and, by sewing. it builds a COM
Portable house for itself. BY using a
leaf that Is slightly curled at the edge.
he runs silken thread from this edge
to a point on the opposite edge. draw
ing the line taut Then he constructs
numerous parallel threads. BY weigh
ing down one or more of these cross
threads he causes the remaining ones to
hang slack. These he tightens, then
takes up the slack In the ones with the
weight. The leaf. as a consequence. is
rolled UP a little. This operation is re-
peated until the leaf has been curled
into comfortable shelter In which. the
insect can hide.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-09
SENATOR HAYNES
 TOLD ANECDOTE AND MET TROUBLE
Kentuckians Picked the Story Up the Wrong Way and the Senator Is Some Worried

Washington, Sept 9--(UP)- Senator Harry B. Hawes' favorite anecdote is about the famous breakfasts in Kentucky, consisting of a dog, a beefsteak. and & bottle of Bourbon whisRey. The purpose of the dog is to eat the beefsteak. The senator on his recent trip to the Philippines, told the story to a ahanouet-partner, after she as- sured him she understood English.
 eve never eat dog" was her comment.
 And when Hawes got to his hotel, a friend from Kentucky, accosted him with fire in his eye. The word had spread far and wide in Phil ippine circles that Kentuckians en- joyed dog as a regular diet. Ill,
 q don't suppose my denial VIII ever catch up with the misunder- standing" said the senator, rue- fully, today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-09
Drain Pipe Shine
 Fails To Convict
Commissioner Krasow Rules Evidence Insufficient to
 Convict Butkus

Krasow the "evidence' was just "lot of dirt. Butkus was dis charged.
 To obtain a conviction in such instances it Is always necessary for the state or government to prove that moonshine when offered as evidence Is a beverage made for drinking purposes. After the dry sleuths had finished tapping the drain pipe the muddy connection they produced was a little of everything and almost anything but what the average drinker is taking these days for a "cooler".
 Butkus was in charge of the little place around the corner from Bank street when the dry agents raided the place. According to the government men Butkus threw a pitcher of stuff" into the sink.
 Decision was reserved until Fri day in the case of Thomas D'Am- ico of Laval street. He was charged with illegal transportation of about 100 gallons of moonshine. Counsel for the defense raised a question of law and Commissioner Krasow granted permission for a continuance to produce substanti- ation of his claim.