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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Wednesday
Gage Scores

HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
Bedford. 49, Newcastle. 16.
Amboy. Ia; CLAY MIAMI, IL.
WinEate. %: Attica. 81.
Auburn. 30; Goshen. IS.
Alexandria. IS: Summitville. IL.
Batesville. 46; Let's. Is.
Bloomington q; Martinsville. 20.
Spencer. 30; Bloomfield. %.
Alumni. 49,; BrownstoWn Varsity, IA.
Charlottesville, Al; wilkinson. 81.
Lawrenceburg. 20; Withrow ,Cincinnath,
Decatur. 81: Winchester 1s.
Horace Mann Gary. "a; Roosevelt East
Upton. 81: Elwood. %.
Memorial. 81; Elwood. q.
Flat Rock. 40: New Salem, 26.
FreelandVille. IS. Friction. ID.
YOUNG America 80: Galveston, II.
Emerson tGaryl, II; washington East
Greenneld 30; Connersyine 2s.
Bunker Hill. IA: Greentown, II.
Hobart %; Bowen lChicago), IL
Houton is. Versailles ID.
Erwin. %: Jackson. 81.
New Ross "a, Dover, ~. -
NapannCe 81: Kendallville, %.
JefIogson tLafayettel. 20: West Side LA
'" Lapei. IS: Frankton. 81
New Richmond. 81: Linden Is.
Kokomo. IS: Marion. 10.
MaTklsyille 49, 5 Pend 1eSn7te 8 a.
Milan. 81. Risingg, sun sum 49,
Mt Comfort. &c. New Palestine, 49,
North Judson 10; Akron, Is. =,
New Augusta, 81; WnlteStoWn' a.
North Vernon &c; Veyay. Is.
Napoleon, IS; Osgood q.
Covingtop 81; Perrvsville, 10,
Plymouth 18: Pierceton Q.
Columbia City. Al Portland, IA.
Raleigh 10, Manila, II.
Peru, "a; Rochester. %.
RomnFV %. ClarkS Hill, ID.
Delphi 26 Rushville, %
Russiaville. 81: Cutler. is.
Corydon 20; Salem, 1s
Scottsburg, &c; Madison. Is.
Sharpsville 81: Flora. 80.
Southport "a; Edinburg, 10.
Morton Richmondl. %, Wiley tTerre
Hautel. 81 (overtimel.
Union, IS; Kokomo reserves, Is.
Veedersburg. "a: Kingman, is.
Gibault (Vincennesl, %: Odon. n
North Manchester. 81: Wabash. 10.
Warren Central. II: Alumni. 10.
Bentonyille 80: New LISBON 10.
Hagerstown 20; Cambridge City. 10
'N Liberty SO: alumni, 81 double over
Saratoga 50: Alumni. 81;
Middletown. %: Kennard, %.
Cicero 90: Arcadia. II.
Jonesboro. 20: Fairmount a.
Gas CITY. Al; Converse. rs
COLLEGE SCORES
Butler. So: Hanover. IL. ..
New York university. %: Columbia. ~
Carnegie Tech. AZ: Yale. 81
Cathedral. ~: Brooklyn College. ID.
catholic q; 26; ST Ps Sl;SIa S ro2 2S' ~
Columbus 4 g. AZ R:re wiils 81 81
PittsbnTsh IS: kansas, %.
stevens 10. Toronto IL.
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scmeng Walker Scrap All Dressed Up With No Place Go

world heavyweight championship
match at bargain prices.
Even another sportsmen's syndi-
cate or an ambitious group of small
town publicity seekers such as
staged the Inflated Dempsey Glib
bons bout at Shelby, Mont, would
be extremely welcome to Joe
Jacobs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
IRISH VARSITY WINNER
O'Connor Leads Cathedral Five
to Win Over Alumni.

Brilliant play of Mike O'Connor,
lanky center, and Ford and
Sweeney, guards, gave Joe Diem
harris 1892 Cathedral high
school cagers an 10 to 10 victory
over an alumni quintet Wednesday
night.
Fans were surprised at the speed
and teamwork shown by the former
Irish FASTENERS, but superior play
of the varsity five proved the mar
gin. Madden scored two of the
three alumni field goals, and shared
honors with Joe and Kenny Dugan
and McCreary.
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match as manager of Walker. With
Jacobs falling in efforts to sell the
match to some optimistic promoter,
it is now up to Kearns to call upon
his magic to put the bout over.
Jacobs still talks Of 'offers" from
Chicago, Miami and Los Angeles but
the truth is that the match is being
hawked on the open market with no
bidders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
CHARITY FUNDS DIVIDED
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Total
profits of the New York university
Tennessee charity football game,
played at Yankee stadium Dec.
have been turned over to unennploy-
ment relief committees in New York
and Knoxville, Tenn.
New York City's share from the
game. arranged by Mayor Walkers
committee, amounted to S43, 1854,
while the city of Knoxville, where
the University of Tennessee is To-
Gated, received $18,582.06.
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For Jacobs-erstwhile crafty lit
tie manager" of champion Max
Schmeling-has championship
match between his protege and
Mickey Walker signed, sealed and
ready for delivery, with no place
to deliver it.
And if the Argentines, Armenians,
Scotchmen or CubanS aren't
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BY JOHN b. MILLER
United Press Staff CorrespOndent

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The Christ
mas holidays, when most college
students are vacationing, means
work and more work for Coach
Dave Macmillan and his University
of Minnesota basketball squad.
Only two days respite from prac-
tice sessions were granted the
Gophers this week. They met for
two drills today and will be back
at work Saturday morning.
The sport formerly was not con-
sidered this acknowledgements the
Gophers often sat in the Big Ten
cellar when the season wound up.
But last year MacN1illan's charges
carried off eight conference games,
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PLANS SET BY BRAVES

Bp Times Special
BOSTON. Dec. 24.-Batteryinen
of the Boston Braves will start
spring training at St. PeterSburgh,
Fla, Feb. %, and will be joined two
days later by the rest of the squad.
The team will break camp April 3.
Eighteen exhibition tits will be
played in Florida and coming north
the team will stop off for games in
Washington, Baltimore and Newark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Helen Is Birdie Shooter

Pretty sharp and quite a
shooter, too! That's Helen Hicks,
queen of Americas golfers,
Helen likes TO shoot the elusive
birdie on the trapshooting range
as well as on the golf course. She
is. shown here as she strolled out
to pop few clay targets at the
fashionable Lido Country Club on
Long Island.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
WOtan Given
Top Irnpost

By Times Special
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. "a
Wotan, Ed Haughtons turf star, re-
ceived top weight of 11S pounds for
the Christmas Handicap to be run
at Jefferson Park, Friday. The field
includes twenty-four horses of all
ages for the one mile tussle.
Wotan, who triumphed in his only
start here this season, the Thanks
giving Handicap, will be giving
away eight pounds to Quarter
Deck, Supreme Sweet and Tannery
all receiving ITO pound imposts.
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brought into the picture immediate
ly, it will be proof positive that
Kearns, king of all boxing ballyhoo
artists, has lost his punch. 1t was
KearnS who introduced the myth
cal spendthrift foreigners to box
ing.
Now, Kearns has profound in
terest in the WalkerS Schmeling
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Harper Keeps
3-Rail Grown

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a
Robert B. Harper of Denver held
the national amateur ee-cushion
billiard championship today after
defeating Joseph A. Hall of San
Francisco in a three-block tourna-
ment here.
Trailing Hall in the first two
blocks, Harper rallied in the final
block Wednesday night and won
$50 to 140 in 1914 innings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Iowa Seeks
Grid Mentor

BIZ United Press
IOWA CITY. Ia, Dec. 24.-Dr. E
H. Lauer, University of Iowa ath-
letic director, will leave for New
York Saturday to interview coaches
with view to obtaining a successor
to Bert Ingwerson, who resigned as
Iowa's head football coach several
days ago.
DR.. Lauer is expected to make
recommendations to the Iowa ath-
letic board when it meets Jan. 4. Il
believe Iowa will have a new foot
ball coach by Feb. l." he said.
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CanZOnerI.
Bat Signed
Feather and Lightweight
Champ to Battle at
Chicago.
~ United Press

81 AHAE0 fSoc
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Although
forced to drop negotiations for a
heavyweight championship bout be-
tween Max Schmeling and Mickey
Walker, matchmaker Nate Lewis Of
Chicago stadium arranged two tit
ular bouts during his visit in New
York.
Lewis has signed welterweight
champion Lou BrouilIard to meet
Jimmy McLarnin, Young Corbett or
Jackie Fields at Chicago early in
February, and Wednesday closed a
match between lightweight cham
pion Tony Canzoneri and feather
weight champion Bat Battalino.
CanZoneri has agreed to defend
his title over a ten-round route, and
a date for the match will be de-
cided today. Lewis is holding Jan.
Is, 20 and % open with the date
depending upon whether Canzoneri
desires to engage in a "tune-up"
match before meeting Battalino.
Lewis abandoned negotiations for
the Schmeling-Walker title battle
this winter when Joe Jacobs de-
manded $4,000 guarantee that the
Illinois legislature would pass a
titteen-round limit boxing bill
Jacobs, who refuses to let Der
Make start in anything less than
a flfteen-round title bout, said he
must have $4,000 to wait until the
Illinois legislature reconvenes on
Jan. 5 to consider the amendments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Blue Five
Gets Rest

Cheered by three triumphs In five
nights, Buffers Bulldogs today re-
ceived a short rest. The Hinkle
hardwood FASTENERS will renew &C
tivities again Saturday, however, in
preparation for Tuesdays tussle
with Loyola at the Fairview field
house.
Hanover college proved easy for
the Blue and White snipers Wednes-
day night here, and although thir-
teen Bulldogs were used by Coach
Hinkle, the Hilltoppers were showed
under 38-to-11 count.
Butler (3Bl. Hanover (1fl
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By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. "a. Baxter
Gaines, hard-hitting Wichita
Kan) light heavyweight, will meet
Roscoe Manning, Jersey City Ne
gro, in one of the second round
bouts of the light heavyweight
elimination tournament at Chicago
stadium Dec. 80.
Gaines, an advance favorite to
win the title, has record of five
consecutive victories in Chicago,
two by knockouts. In Manning,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
BOB DIGS FOR GOLD

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Bob Shaw
key has turned up with a gold mine
The former Yankee pitcher pur-
chased a mine in Canada and says
another month will determine if
he will become a nugget magnate
or start looking for another baseball
job.
Bob has heard of "salted mines
and hopes he has net drawn a foul
ball. Nuggets taken out last week
assayed $3.50 a ton, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
PITT HUMBLES KANSAS

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. "a
The University of Pittsburgh bas-
ketball team defeated Kansas uni
versity here Wednesday night, rs
to %.
It was the first win for Pitt in
the three-game series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Light-Heavy Examinations
Are Announced for Dec. 80

however, he will meet stiff compe-
tition. The Negro depends largely
on powerful right with which he
recently established a Chicago sta
dunn record by knocking out Buddy
Macarthur in IS seconds.
In other tourney scraps on Dec.
30 Larry johnson, Chicago Negro,
will battle Billy Jones, Philadelphia
Negro, and Bob DIN, New York,
will face Clyde Chastain, Dallas,
Tex.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press stan Correspondent

ATEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Now is
} y the time for some of those
Argentine millionaires and Cuban
y capitalists Jack Kearns always has
talked about (but never produced)
to step in and buy themselves
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Basketball

H. M. S. of Sacred Heart desire games
with teams playing in the 17-18-Year-ol
class with teams having ACCESS Gee to gyms 1;
games call Drexef 8569-W, and ask for
and Holy ~ Trinity BeaTcsts take notice.
Broadway Epworth League five led ell
the way to defeat Fletcher Avenue. Al to
81. Gov. Broadway guard, starred for the
winners. Wampler led the Fletcher Scor-
ig with six field goals, Broadway plays
Meridian Heights Flashes Monday and
Wallace Presbyterians on Wednesday.
Communal Midgets AIDED another VIC
20 to 19. The Midgets are claimants Of
the city junior title. The team has &C
cess to gym every 1Seo TUESDAY ~ night f6r odd or
Indianapolis Flashes AZ team take notice.
Western Electric meters defeated Indian
apolis TroianS at Pennsy gym Wednesday
night at Pennsy gym. A to 10.
Joe Johnston's Indianapolis Flashes
started preparations today for Saturdays
games with Quincy M. E. teams at
quincy. The Flashes won a .double-header
at the Y. M. c. A. gym Wednesday night
Buddies. PeeWee Ellis, speedy guard, led
the b" team to % to 10 victory over
Frankfort Juniors. Smith and Arol Reink--
ing set the pace for the "A teams 81
to 26 over the invaders varsity five.
Spades defeated vagabonds, % to 10,
and Horn were best for the winners. while
Granville led the losers. Spades went to
schedule games with teams having gyms.
Write George Dilley, 2235 North Dearborn
or call Oh. 1855. ask for Al or Bill
Kingan's Reliable five. composed of
former high school players, from the main
office team of the Kingan League, desires
games on any night except Tuesday with
teams having access to gyms. Write Carl
Putnam. Main Office. Kingan & Co.. or
st. Patricks will meet Eli Lilly squad
Rambssrs s. viii n oppos ecu the news ve at ESQ
Irvington Tro1ans tangle with Bond
Bakers at 1880. Teams having access to
gyms desiring games with Saints call F.
Roth. Drexel 0l16.
| North Side Flashes. playing in the 1916
teams anOiu Beech ef GROVE and a RhoGius Bull ti
1 dogs, notice. Call Talbot 1855, ask for
South Side Turner girls have been I'M
/ able to secure an opponent for. Sunday
afternoon at p. m. and would like. TO
1 Schroeder, Drexel 366e-W.
The Communal Aces desire games with
/ teams in the I5-l7-year-old class on any
and ask for Miss Scharr. Call between 10
a. m. and noon, or between 2 p. m. and
D. m.
Games with teams having access to gym
are wanted by the Butler Juniors. The
Juniors will have their own gym ready
in about two weeks. Call Humboldt 6758
and ask for Herb. The team plays in the
l6-l6-yeaE-old class. Riverside Flashes
notice.
Reserve Loan Life Insurance five defeated
Indiana National Bank meters. 81 to l6.
Andersorr and KYger starred for the vim
ners and Harris led the attack for the
losers. Reserve Loan desires games with
city and state teams. game is wanted
especially for next Tuesday night. Call
George Sunkel Drexel 1874. Ring 4.
The Wolcott Wildcats, seek games with
teams in the 16-1S-year-old class having
access to q gym. Call Cherry S449-W
between $50 and p. N. Butler Juniors
! take notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Heavy Mexican Tax,
Small Fields Blamed
Famous Turf Plant Hopes to Iron Out Troubles and
Reopen Soon; Rich Annual Handicap May Be
Staged With Smaller Purse
By United Press

SAN DIEGO PA 100000 during twenty -four days
of horse racing coupled with
would increase gate receipt taxes resulted today closing the Aqua
Calente track
James N Croon the Jockey said
effort would be made continue until
the end of the scheduled winter 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
LEONARD SCRAP DELAYED

LEONARD SCRAP DELAYED
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.--With
Benny Leonard suffering an attack
of la grippe, the former lightweight
champions honest comeback" test
against Billy Mcmahon, scheduled
at st. Nicholas arena, Dec. %, has
been postponed for two weeks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Wednesday Ring Results

AT SAN DIEGO-David Velasco. 1872.
welterweight champion of Mexico. and
Charlie Cobb. 147i2. San Diego. fought
ten rounds to a draw.
AT ST. LQUIS-Johnnv Peeweel Kaiser.
st. Louis. defeated Howard Scott. Clare
more. Okla. l0l. John Schwake, Web
ster Grove, Mo-. heavyweight. defeated
Dave Knost. 10l.
AT l06IH REGIMENT ARMORY. Brook
lyn-Bert Paxton. 40. New York, knocked
out frankie Konchina 1861. New York.
(6l: Ernest Gatthng. 13l. New York. drew
with Bat Clemons. 1913. BROOKLYN. l6l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
Cophers Hard at Work to
Retain High Big Ten Ranking

Following is the fourth of a series
considering 1931-S2 basketball prospects
of western conference schools. The next
article will appear Saturday, Dec. rs.
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Hard fought, close games featured the
Grotto play at Pritchetts. two-game wins
being the result Drum Corps, Imps, Tails.
Revealers. Blue Devils. Horns and Guards.
Ted Arnold led the individual players
with a score Of 65l. Hoffman had 65d;
Mohr finished with 268 for high single
game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

Triple wins were in order during the
Business Mems series on the Parkway
alleys, the Bauder Cleaners. Pratt Street
Boosters. Textile Uniforms and Brown and
Lay defeating Dilling Candy, Citizens
Coke, Tipton-LytIe and King Billiard
Textile Uniform showed three games over
the 300 mark for a total of abs Black
and Westfall were the individual stars
with counts Of 614 and 604
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

The Cut Downs Of the G. q j. League
Swings scoring 1.028 to sweep the series.
Crabs also won three from Puncture Proof.
Sal p Fgfa S ga 20 and e1a hao
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

Art Pollard was the reason Soup lost
three to Catsup during the Van Camp
series on the Pritchett drives. Other games
were decided two to one, Bean Hole Beans,
Pork and Beans and Pumpkin. defeating
Milk, Spaghetti and Tomato Juice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

Metro downed Fox three times. in the
| onIv set rolled in the Film League. John
Barrett of the losing team led the field. but
/ failed to get any help.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

But three contests were completed in the
Power and Light League session at the
illinois drives. the two out-of-rtaalr,ee , rue
and Meter Department defeating Third
Floor Commissary and washington avenue
A 244 count by Kennedy featured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

Boxing isn't one of the require
ments of NIexico's political realm,
but young Fernando Rubio, son of
the Mexican president, Ortiz Ru-
bio, finds it a fine sport and plea
SAINT recreation. Fernando is a
student at McGill university in
Montreal. He has been boxing
several years as an amateur. His
punch is stiff enough for a well
terWeight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

The King Billiard loop also rolled on
the Illinois drives Steam Tagles and Bill
lizard Tables taking three from Coffee Urns
and Pool Tables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

President Will Harridge Of the American
League predicts an increase in base run
ming next year with Ben Chapman again
setting the pace. Chapman built q big
following of admirers in New York this
season by his smooth work and daring on
the lines. He piIfered 81 bases.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

South Side Turner girls have been IN
able to secure an opponent for Sunday
afternoon at 2 o. m. and would like to
hear from city or state teams Call Ada
Schroeder, Drexel 3669-W.
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The Communal Aces desire games with
teams in the 15-17-year-old class on any
Tuesday at $50 D. m. Call Drexel 1924
and ask for Miss Scharr Call between 10
a. m. and noon, or between p. m. and
5 .. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24
STOVE
LEAGUE
: BY EDDIE ASH

TT has been revealed that the
L major leagues have decided to
reduce their umpire stats. This
move was denied several times, but
according to the latest information
on the subject each circuit will carry
only ten active arbiters. They will
work in two teams of three and two
teams of two. It's a bad break for
the guessers. The jobs pay big
money in the National and Ameri-
can loops.
Il
Babe Herman, smuggling Outfielder of the
Brooklyn club, who fell off with the
bludgeon this year, has become ''profes-
sOr'' in the National baseball school at
Los Angeles. The lanky fly chaser will be
batting instructor for the kids and will go
to work early in January. He will not be
asked to give the lads pointers in base
running for he holds no medals for smart
play on the paths.
Two big league teams recently signed
boy pitchers. Bob George of Avoca, Pa.
will be given trial by the Detroit Tigers.
He starred in the Sandlot tourney in
Cleveland this year. He is a pitcher and
will be farmed out. Kirbe Higbee, hurler
for the Columbia IS. c. American Legion
junior nine. will be looked over by the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

Toothpick-for- a-Iumber-yard trade Jokes
we're exchanged the other day By Managers
Joe. Mccarthy Of the New York Yankees
and Roger Peckinpaugh Of the Cleveland
Indians. Mccarthy offered Tony Lazzeri
for Yves Ferreu and Peck came back with
an offer Of before for Lou Gehrig.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

Totals. is 8 Il Totals. Z 10
Score at Half-Butler. IA: Hanover, S.
Referee-Craigle. Umpire-Setdensticke
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Notes. Checks and Quarters won three
games from Nickels. Pennies and Halves.
as Dimes took two from Dollarsi during
trail alleys,
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Games with teams having access to gym
are wanted by the Butler Juniors. The
Juniors will have their own gym ready
in about two weeks. Call Humboldt 6758
and ask for Herb. The team plays in the
16-ls-year-old class. Riverside Flashes
notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-24

North Side Flashes. playing in the 1916
year-old class. desires games with city
teams. Beech Grove and RhodiuS Bull
dogs notice. Call Talbot 1855, ask for
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st. Patricks will meet Eli Lilly squad
Sunday at Pennsy gym at $50. Real silk
Ramblers will oppose the News five at 2:30.
Irvington Troians tangle with Bond
Bakers at 1870. Teams having access to
gyms desiring games with Saints call F.
Roth, Drexel 0116.