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The Washington times., 1931-11-07
FELLOWS Cites
COUNTY NEEDS
IN MANAGER
Arlington Head To Be a PraC-
tiCaI Business Man, De-
cIares New Commissioner

darlington cOunty's first cOun-
ty manager must be a man
with theoretical training in
political science and municipal
The Washington times., 1931-11-07

gov ern me mt,
and practical
business ex-
perience. In
q d di ii on he
must be ener-
getic and am
bilious"
Harry A. Eel
lows, form e I
mayor of Falls
Ch urch and
co nmi SIS 10 ner'
elect Of Arling'
ton county, to
d ay explained
the type of man
The Washington times., 1931-11-07

q NO BATHROOM in ANY home selling
at many times s9,95O (the price Of the
HARVARD TERRA ACE' H Q N +
now on exhibit) contains the array of FEA-
TURES shoVn here. ."Faience" gorgeously
The Washington times., 1931-11-07

ELVEN eclipsing costlier homes
OvershadoaOing the futile efforts of
other builders Uho haze attempted
to copy the original
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Norris New
Miller Hero

DATING just an even 300 in
- the Western League, Glass A
last season, Leo Norris, second
sacker, rapidly is becoming the idol
of Minneapolis fans. In Mondays
tilt with the Saints, the former Des
Moines pastimer clouted a home
run and triple, his circuit drive
proving the game-winning punch in
the tenth inning. Two mates were
on base at the time, the Millers
winning, to 3.
Mike Kelleys hirelings downed
the rival Apostles three out of four
in the series and punctured st.
Paul's league lead. Bubbles Har-
grave helped himself to another
homer in the Monday fracas.
DOING his fourth home run
4 smack in three days, Hal King
OF the Columbus Red Birds tied
Pat Crawford for the American AS
ISOLATION leadership in four-cushion
wallops. Kings homer Monday was
his eighth, and he belted it of
Connally Of the Hens in the sew
enth. However, Toledo stopped the
Red Bird victory streak by triumph
ing, 6 to 4, dropping the Birds to
third place.
Louisville has moved up again
and is only one-half game back OF
the st. Paul pacenakers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Three Yankees Remain in
British Amateur Golf Play

the starting sixteen remained ir
competition for the undefendeC
cup won in 1890 by Bobby Jones.
George Voigt of New York, who
forced Jones to the limit last year
and is favorite to cop the cur
rent honors, tops the list of sur
viving Yankees. Others are j. H
Forsman of New York and E. j.
Hadden of Berkeley, Cal, who de-
feated Joshua Crane of Brookline,
Mass, and 3, today.
Voigt moved into the fourth round
today by defeating j. R. Abercrom-
bic of Royal Liverpool, 2 and l.
In another tfird-round match
Roger Wethered of Royal and An
cient defeated T. A. Torrance, also
of R. and A., 4 and 2. Wethered
was runner-up to Jones in 1880, and
is former champion,
Cyril Tolley, R. and A., eliminated
r. Harris, and 2, in a tIlird-round
match.
Douglas Grant, Paul Azbill, Chuck
Lewis and Tom Mcguire were
among the United States entries
eliminated today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

Anyway you look at it from the
STANDPOINT of the rooters at Park
way field, said rooterS readily will
declare the Indians are better than
the A. A. standing shows. In the
second half of Sundays twin bill
Louisville won after the local bet
eting fraternity had given thea. up
and in Mondays fracas the cham
pions finished on the long end of a
short score, 6 to S, in eleven in
ningS.
Erratic fielding in the pastures
beat the Tribesmen with Curt Walk
er having bad day in spite of the
fact the box score records no errors
against him. He got tangled up
with Fitzgerald on . fly in the first
that gave the Colonies a run and
in the ninth Walker lost a ball in
the sun that helped the home boys
tie the contest.
In the eleventh Lee Daney Wild
pitched the winning run across the
plate with two out and two strikes
on Hoffman. Burwell was knocked
out in the seventh after pitching
great ball and in the eighth Mad
Halter, young Louisville southpaw,
retired to permit Layne to hit for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Japan Seeks
Big Leaguers
By Times Special

By Times Special
BOSTON, May 19.-Announce-
ment that efforts were under way
to obtain Babe Ruth and thirteen
other big league baseball players to
participate in a twelve-ga game series
in Japan with a native nine after
the close of the current season was
made here today by Yoshiyuki
Kagani, official of the Nippon Yu-
sen Kaisha steamship lines.
Kagami declared that Ruth's
thirteen companions had not yet
been selected.
Negotiations also were under way
Kagani said, to arrange for col
lege baseball nine-from either Co.
lunbia university or Holy Cross-to
go to the island empire to play a
native college team.
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start Saturday.
The racing wise boys declare
young Billy would have established
a new record in the 1880 race hac
it not been for the six-car jam or
the north turn which slowed dowr
the field for nearly ten laps.
Of the two Empire State Special.
entered, one is a front-drive and ii
all probability Paul Bost will do the
plotting. Bost, by the way, pretty
nearly is a twin brother" of Bill
Cummings, who, by another coin.
cidence, is the boss of the Empire
State stable.~ Bill will do the wheel.
ing in the rear-drive car.
Looks Like Cummings
When Bost started to drive hi,
car on to the track Monday half q
dozen fellows started to shout
Hello, Bill" but a second lool
pulled forth lot of gasps.
Lou Moore has Coleman front.
drive at the track and he is conf.
dent he will have lot of luck with
his mount. The car is made of two
four cylinder Colemans which were
entered here last year. The motor.
have been placed side by side anc
make nice layout.
Frank Brisko of Milwaukee has
zoomed in with another front
wheeler, which has seen a lot OF
service and on which Brisko has
spent a full year grooming for the
f1ve-century.
The real "granddaddy" is that
entered by G. E. Ricketts, and
which w. H. Speed Gardner will
steer around the track. It's the
same old job the late Dave Lewis
drove home second to Pete De Paolo
in 1925.
Litz Steps on 1t
And then there are two cars en-
tered by S. G. Goldberg of Indian
apolis and which have no drivers
as yet. One is sixteen and the
other and eight-cylindered 'front.'
drive. 1t has been said they are the
revered remains of the old Cooper
Special team.
Deacon Litz bounced over the
bricks Monday at 105-mile-an-
hour gait for a while, Henry Hank)
Maley, the youthful racing magnate
who owns the mount, handling the
stop watch on him.
Hank is a touch of the pioneering
past in auto racing. He loves the
speed sport and harboring no desire
to drive, he thrills to the action Of
watching his driver mix in hot com
petition of the 500-mile grind.
Oil Station Manager
Maley is not without ambition
though. A few years ago, when he
was 'loaf1ng some one said humor-
ously it was better to run a gaso-
line station than to be idle"
Next day came and Hank was in
uniforn1-the daytime manager OF
a service station in Evansville. One
day the oil company offered a prize
Tor the station manager selling the
most oil in a given time. Despite
his small station, Hank won the
honors in walk.
They say there still are wealthv
Evansville residents using the oil
that Hank sold them during that
contest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Flying FrenChman' Billed
for CadIe Mat Feature

AL Baffert, known. IN mat circles
as the Flying Frenchman," will
make his first local appearance Fri
DAY night at Cadle tabernacle. where
he will be seen in the main go with
Cowboy Jones, Wyoming heavy
weight.
Baffert is said to be experienced
in the use of the flying tackle and
is said to be of the rough and tum-
bic type. Jones has shown at Cadle
several times during the last three
months.
Charlie Stanton. California heavy
will appear in the semi-windup
Women win be admitted free Fri
dav.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Semi-PrOS and Amateurs

Three undefeated clubs still remain i'm
suit Of sundays Contests. LouTde as ha me-
Rosary At GaTeId Willie St. Catherine Sxfr H and
R&sE @ # Hea stvf 45a5sd usisi sa
MaadP and sru RSer IOnrde 5atH 4as
and Bevin cathedr Hsfs Ant EhnonY Mccor1
Baxter, Norbert and Clancy (St Patricks}:
H fSn 01ss ans. Wuensch and Wyss, Cook for
baseball for the Question MARS - The The
Marks collected thirty-two bingIes ever
PLAYER on the club registering at least
siders. plastered the ball for eight out of
an Malay sfqc Of d LGpT fs allowed only FIVE hits
ing threats to the question Marks.
Burke. the bespectacled third baseman of
the north Siders. was the star, collecting
three timely bingles.
Rhodius Cubs defeated Riverside Aces
with the bases loaded, and BY -" BoTd Eain
both of the Cubs. featured.
Belmonts defeated Hercules. to 2.
in the Big Six. League. Belmonts viii
o.
Gasteria chalRed up its second Municipal
League victory. downing Olympics to
ne Is5sfe losing bu huTs a turned in
support Bader stopped a threatening
eighth -inning rally and also produced a
timely hit. Thompson. new Gaseteria out
fielder. performed in impressive style.
A good team has opened the season. but
Lacks uniforms: Merchants who would
i iiss. one OF more players can Lincoln
Western A. A. won its third straight
game Sunday. nosing out Mooresville. 5
winning pitcher famed ten batsnen and
FinSnam in the ineid We're 0e other o Sno
MonaMes pa Re dsmopd w Sunday 6IS
For games call Belmont 24l3. ask for John.
Sunday sats 0aSSPs e a eT psrm SssS @ss
on the mound for the victors. allowing
three hits. and received strong support
Plainheid slab. Purity state has a few few
open dates. Write Bert Kimmel. sos East
Walnut street.
Indianapolis Twilights furnished neat
surprise for Serlhy Service club Sunday
nett az 0NaTIs and P9er to1msd The B5
nerS battery. Wernsing. receiving credit for
the victory Price and Williams were the
Shelby battery. Twilights have open dates
is75-W.
indianapolis Rambiers were defeated bv
Shelbyvilie Sunday. Wises home run and
Lynch's running catch on a hit that looked
like home run were features OF the
game. RamblerS have open dates May "a
and 81 out-of-town teams write or wire
Indianapolis Ramblers. zoos Southeastern
avenue Charles Prater. see Jerry at club
Headquarters. Rsmblers will practice at
Riverside No. Wednesday afternoon.
Campbsll call DR.. 5sI5
Zion EVANGELICAL team viii practice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Gun Sports

Martnsyille Gun Club won both team
and individual trophies in the second
series of competitive meets held at the
indianapolis Skeet Club, Sixteenth street
and Emerson avenue. winning by a score
of 223 out of possible $50. Stewart of
Martinsville was high gun with one perfect
of so targets. Other teams shooting were
Fl. Harrison, Gun Club of Terre Haute,
2l3; and Indianapolis. 2Q2. Other skeet
bers of the state association in order to
be eligible to take part in the state cham
pionship tourney. The schedule of future
competitive meets follows: June Il. Ter
re Haute;.. July II. Martinsville; Aug g.,
indianapolis, Sept: s; TsrTe Ha u; Oct.
Scores by rounds in the shoot at the
Indianapolis Skeet Club follow:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Park Boxing
on Big Scale

Boxing on large scale will be the
policy of the newly organized River
side Athletic Association, which will
present weekly programs at River
side park during the summer sea-
son. Announcement was made to-
day by William Bowman, who will
serve as director and matchmaker.
Bowman staged weekly programs
at Riverside arena during the win
ter. He announced that some we'll
known nlittmen will be brought here.
Next Friday nights bill, the first
of the open air" variety, will bring
together Tommy Ryan of Little
Rock and Chunky Ewing of Terre
Haute, heavyweights. This scrap
will be supported by an eight-round
-windup, two six-round prelims
and four-round curtain-raiser.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
CHICK is MAT WINNER

Taking the second and third falls,
Bobby Chick, Texas middleweight,
defeated Leslie Fishbaugh in the
feature mat event at Tomlinson hall
Monday. In the semi-windup Leo
Alexander and Johnny Carlin went
80 minutes to not fall in a close tus-
sic. Farmer Nick pinned Red Lind
sey and Steve Nenoff and Marie
Dolby wrestled to no fall in the pre-
liminaries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
BLUE GOLFERS BUSY

A heavy program faces Shortridge
golfers this week. On Friday, Coach
MAYORS linksmen journey to
Bloomington, and Saturday they
meet Lebanon ON the Riverside
links. Blue golfers have won five
matches by top heavy scores and
tied a match with Tech.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
NOtre Dame
Track Choice
By United Press

By United Press
MILWAUKEE,, May 19.-An i'm
preSSive aggregation Of individual
stars has made Notre Dame the
favorite to win the sixth annual
Central intercollegiate conference
track and field meet at Marquette
stadium Friday night.
Prelims will be conducted Fri
day afternoon and the finals will be
run off at night under f1oodlights.
Marquette, Detroit and Butler also
have strong teams entered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
YANKEE METERS WIN

PARIS, May 19.-George Lott and
Johnny Van Ryn, United States
Davis cup stars, won their first
round match in the mems doubles
of the French hard-court tennis
championships at Roland Garros
stadium today, defeating the French
team of L'even and Augustin, CO,
60, 6-1.
Lott and Van Ryn, favoriteS to
win the title, played easily and were
never extended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Joe Turnesa
Shoots 90 in
British Event

By United Press
LEEDS, England, May 19.-Hor-
ton Smith of Cragston, N. Y,
scored rs, four strokes above par,
in his first round of the qualifying
tests of the Yorkshire Evening
News 1000 guineas ($5,10O) golf
tournament here today.
Joe Turnesa OF Elmsford, N. Y.
broke par by three strokes to score
a So for his first round. Tony
Manero, also of Elmsford, equalled
Smiths score of 76.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
GIEsENs LAND SEVENTH

The Giesen Products, local wom-
ems bowling squad, reached seventh
place in the team event of the
Women's interstate tournament at
st. Louis with score of 2,474. The
lineup of this team included Weis-
man, Broich, Kritsch, Hohlt and
Alexander.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Wabash Nine
Raps Tigers

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 49,
Wabash college nine hammered out
nineteen hits off Wildman and
Getty, and aided by nine Tiger
errors, thumped De Paw here
Monday, 18 to 8.
Chase, Wabash shortstop, got a
homer, triple and three singles in
six trips. Beatty and Getty clouted
homerS for the losers. Five errors
marred the vietor's performance
Marsh and Lafollette gave the los
erS nine hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Hartz 1890
Winner Heads List
Paul Bost Lou Moore Frank Brisko and Speed Gardner
Other Pilots to Start With Front WheeIers:
Deacon Litz Cuts Loose.
BY NORMAN 2. IsAACs


Billy Arnold to the top Of the ear-are the
American Grand indianapolis moo speedway Deco
ration $50 -
ms is small percentage of frontweelers among
en ana couple Of those
U course most OF the will be Billy Arnolds Miller
SPECIAL which has been clicking
Monday afternoon Billy wound front-wheer to
hour gait and there of ngside" when
they
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
JACK JOHNSON BACK

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, May 19.-The
question of whether Jack Johnson,
former worlds heavyweight cham
pion, still is fit at SO years of age
to fight in California, will be de-
cided tonight when he meets Dyna-
mite Jackson, Negro heavyweight,
IN a three-round exhibition at
Olympic auditorium.
johnson has been given license
here to fight only once, and the
boxers will wear ten-ounce gloves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

Runs batted in--Ganzel. Branom (2l.
Lind. Monahan. Montague. Walker. Mar
Camel. Monahan. Branom (2). Lind. Mar
cum. Three-base hits-Koenecke (2l,
Montague. Riddle, Thompson. Camel.
Indianapolis. Is; Louisville. 10. Base on
balls-Of Burwell. 2: of Halter. A Of
Weiland, /; of Daney. l. Struck out-By
Burwell. 2: by Halter. 8; BY Weiland. ..
Hits-Of Burwell in g. -3 innings: of
Halter. IA in 8 innings. Wild pitch
Daney. Balk-Hatter. Winning pitcher
Weiland. Losing pitcher-Daney. UNI
pires-Goetz and Brown. Time-2:39.
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UT y T
lther scores for the day follow:
]. u. METERS WIN

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 49,
Indiana univerSity's tennis team
BANKED Ball State netmen here
Monday, to 0, taking five singles
and four doubles contests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Some Shot!

BIZ United Press
SACRAMENTO. Cal, May 10.
- TX. B. Mccarthy scoffed
today at the hole-in-one golf
ers after his feat of bagging
q real birdie and a par on the
same hole with the same ball.
Approaching the tenth hole
at the Del Paso Country Club
links, McCarthy's pitch shot
struck q killdeer in midair and
killed It. The ball caromed of
the green, but Mccarthy
Clipped it dead to the pin and
holed out for q par five.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
RvUnised presa

By United Press
WESTWARD no, England, May
19.-With second-round play in the
British amateur golf championship
completed, only three Americans of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Breaks Favor Champs
and Tribe Is DOwned
0utfied Defense Slips Up and Monday Contest Is Sent
Into Extra Innings, Colonies Winning on
Wild Pitch in Eleventh.

LOUISVILLE May 1eTh Colonies they're
they play the HooeT In the current series the league champions
the of the it would have been tbre
victories in a for Johnny Corridens FASTENERS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Wednesday. at 5 D. m. on Riverside No. 4
All players are requested to be present.

Wednesday. at p. m. on Riverside No. 4.
All players are requested to be present.
Indianapolis TriangIes desire a oan,e
with a fast state club for Sunday. Write
or wire H. E. Beplay 821 North Ritter
avenue or phone Irvington 1897.
West Side Chevrolets defeated RushvilIe
Merchants Sunday. to S. Featuring the
game was the timely hitting Of Tracy and
zinken went the route for the Wi Winners.
Next Sunday Chevrolets meet Anderson
vile .Midweys.. State clubs desiring games mes
liam Rider. ISL selefonts f r street tree VIII
Fountaintown defeated Sexson Brothers
IN wel-played game. 6 to 1. Trennepohi
given ,errorless support. Art Crane pitched
good ball for the losers. Fount ~intown
VIII play Sims Coal next Sunday at Foun-
indianapolis Black Sox will play Beech
Grove Red Wings Sunday in a double
neader at Pennsy park. first game starting
Henry F ssi HOsSroo St strs SEEK or w cn
Drexel 1908. - O''--
Willard A.. c.. lost their second game in
dav. to 6. 4. g. viii play p at Mo Srn-
town Sunday and will take on West Side
Blues YES on 1,i June T. with return game
IL. a. l..
would like to schedule game for May 81
and June Z; Write Emerson Cox 345 North
asaamilton street. or call Cherry. Os51 before
ssS al II South M M mse stl FFiaag night
combined under the managen e It Of # Earl Earl
Fertig to play. road ball only Practice
Willie MI be hsld at EhOdius park "Wednesday
aser at 1908 Howard street. street, or M'i esl m Be-
o'Hara Sans defeated Elwood Boosters
Sunday. s to Z. in twelve innings. Harvey
WI NTH the bases loaded and none out. in
turned in some brilliant pitching to retire
sne sloe without a score A base on balls.
winning run. Sans win meet Kingston
A. G. at Kokomo next Sunday. For games
can OF wire K: r. Spillman. $40 North
Oxford street. Cherry S4is-W.
Hilton. U Brown Jr post Of American
Legion team Composed q pn tSe ao1lowinO
oTys rusk aaop West Smith Smith weaPes 8S
Ter. Minet. Littell. Fogelman. Brown and
two more PLAYERS to be decided later. pre-
schedule games in May and june with
other Junior teams in the city. A game Is
wanted for May a. Address e. G. Parish
1851.
Indianapolis Reserves trounced Wood
SIDES Sunday. to 2. Jones had easy go
ing. and never was in danger. Reserves
will practice at Riverside No wednesday
at p. m. All players be present. May 81
IS open and any fast state club wanting g
nue.. or call Cherry 541l
South Side Turner's viii practice al
Riverside No. Wednesday at ) p. m.
Indianapolis Cubs viii practice wednes-
! day evening at Rhodius park on diamond
No. at $50.
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him. The finishing hurlers were
paney and Weiland and the defeat
went against the former and the
victory to the latter.
Branom Shines
There we're twelve extra base hits
In the struggle, and doubles and
triples were registered in fiockS.
Dudley Branom, Colonel first base
man, had field day with five hits.
two going for two cushions. Len
Koenecke poled two triples and a
single for the Tribe, and other
HoosierS with three safeties we're
Riddle, Montague and Lind.
Twenty-seven runners were left
on base, fifteen of the number be-
ing Indians Emmett Mccain,
regular Tribe first sacker, was out
OF action with slight attack Of the
flu.
The rivals were to battle in the
fourth tilt Of the series today, and
on Wednesday the visit of the Cor
ridenites will end, after which they
will go to Toledo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
BERLIN HORNE OBTAINED

In deal completed Monday
night, the Indians added a new
pitcher to the roster. He is Berlyn
Horne, highlander, and he comes
from the Jersey City Internationals.
Formerly with the Chicago Cubs,
Horne was with Los Angeles last
season where he won thirteen games
and lost seven. Earned run average
against him was AL.
The Tribe bosses are combing the
country trying to land q good right
handed hitting outf1elder, but just
at present that type fly chaser can
not be found even with cash offers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

Indianapolis Grays and Acme A. A. have
combined under the management of Earl
Fertig to play road ball only. Practice
will be held at Rhodius park Wednesday.
Nihizer, Agan. Byers and Van. notice
state teams wanting games write man
mont 2085-M.
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At Louisville Monday
INDIANAPOLIS
LOUISVILLE

4OtaAo 81 o II Az
Nachand batted for Olivares in eighth.
Layne batted for Halter in eighth.
Indianapolis ... 001 00S 100 00-5
Louisville ............... 200 002 DOL OLE
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Zion Evangelical team win practice
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Indianapolis Black sox will play Beech
Grove Red Wings Sunday in a double
at D. m. For games with Sox. write
Henry, Woods. 921 Hosbrook street. or call
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Fountaintown defeated sexson Brothers
IN well-played game. to l. Trennepohl
pitched brilliantly for the winners and was
good ball for the losers. Fount rintoWn
VIII play Sims Coal next Sunday at Foun-
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Indianapolis Cubs win practice wednes-
day evening at Rhodius park on diamond
No. 2 at $780,
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Rhodius Cubs defeated Riverside Aces
Sunday in an Em-Roe League game. II to
g.. Home runs by Powers. in the eighth
with the bases loaded and by BordaSh
both of the Cubs. featured.