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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-07
By limited Press
DASO ROBES, Cal, March Z

DASO ROBES, Cal, March T.
4 Pittsburgh Pirates will play
San Francisco Seals here Sunday
in the first exhibition game of the
season for either team. The Pirate
second string will meet the Seal
Rockies in Monterey in another
encounter.
The lineup announced by Man
ager Jewell Ems was as follows:
Lloyd Waner, center field; Tommy
Thevenow, shortstop; Grantham,
second base; Pie Traynor, third
base; Suhr, first base; Moslof, right
field; Mechanism, left field; Phil
lips and Mealey, catchers; Spencer,
Bednar and Willougllby, pitchers.
AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND, Cal,
March 7.-Pat Malone and Guy Bush were
to work on the mound today for the Chi
cago Cubs in their exhibition game with
the Los Angeles Angels here. The Angels
planned to use Ballou, Carroll and Yerkes
and al SheaIy as pitchers.
In Sundays game, Charlie Root and
Bob Smith are slated to hurI for the
Cubs, opposing Wilbur Peters, Malcolm
Moss and Jimmy Green of the Angels.
4
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March T.
The New York Giants camp, with
fifteen of the athletes away for a
weekend series with the Dallas
Steers, resembled the deserted vii
lage today. Not entirely deserted,
however, for Manager McGraw was
here, as were Freddie Lindstrom and
Johnny Vergez.
McGraw planned to spend today
instructing Vergez in the art OF
third base play, and Lindstrom in
the outfelding graces.
TAMPA, Fla, March 7.-President John
A. HeydIer of the National League passed
through here on his way to BeiIeair, Fla,
Friday and stopped long enough to watch
the Cincinnati Reds workout and make a
few predictions.
Chief Of Heydlers predictions were that
the National League was certain to see
a five-club race in 1881, and that such
a race will establish a new attendance
record.
=
INVEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
w March tom jenkins and
Larry Bettencourt today continued
their merry battle for the right field
job with the st. Louis Browns.
In a fiye-inning practice game
Friday the tE0 boys hEQla even
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Thorn, Hygami Clash in
Top TomlinSon Match

Coach Billy Thorn, Indiana uni
versity, will clash with Prince Hy-
gami. jiu-jitSu artist Of Japan, in
the main event Of Monday nights
mat program at Tomlinson hall.
They will meet for two of three falls.
In the semi-final, Merle Dolby,
youthful Buckeye star, will tangle
with Jackie Adams Of Chicago.
EDDIE Shaboo, formerly Of the navy,
will collide With Carl CLANCY of
Bloomington. One other bout.
matching Buck Weaver against a.
suitable opponent win Be arranged
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BINGHAM WANTS REST

bU UNJteu Prc88
HARTFORD. Conn, March g.
United States Senator Hiram Bling
ham is ready to retire" and would
be delighted to return to Connect
cut to sit down among real, old
fashioned Republicans, not pseudo
Republicans" he declared last night
at the annual dinner of the Nc
Kinley Association of Connecticut.
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BATTALINO is VICTOR

HARTFORD, Conn. March T.
Bat Battalino of Hartford, worlds
featherweight champion, won a
close ten-round decision over Leon
ard (Young) Zazzerino of Jersey
City here Friday. The bout was a
slugging bee throughout.
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HITS COUNTY POLITICS
Fl. L. Mencken Says Real Corrup-
ton Is in Country Districts.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Despite
publicity on corruption in American
big cities, the real center of cor
ruption is the farm, H. L. Mencken,
author and editor, said today.
"Tammany is a lake of perfume
compared to the average county Or
ganization," he said.
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SESSION.
With the moundsmen in shape to start cutting
loose the htters will be asked to enter the attack
with all their power next week. Clyde Barnhardt
donned uniform Friday and lost no time in swing
ing into action. The veteran fly chaser spent
splendid off season and looks in better health than
any time since becoming member Of the Hooser
team. All the club officials are eated his ap-
pearance
Mike Cvengros, the southpaw slab artist who
was the Tribes lone mainstay lefthander last
season, picked up in health and weight during the
first week of work and apparently is destined to
ry the Southpaw load again this season. Prentice
Hall and Jack Vornholt, both youngsters, the
only lefties in camp. Efforts will be made later
to land another southpaw finger of experience.
Bill BurweIl, Leslie Barnhardt and George Smith
made the best impression among the rghthanders
during the preliminary training exercise. Herman
Holshouser is another hurler doing well if he mas
tiers control.
Boone and Muroney are in the doubtful class
owing to arm ailments last season and Lee Daney
is not likely to stick with the squad for long.
One of the prominent sluggers due to report
Monday, the hard-hitting Ollie Tucker is said to be
baking terms and it's a good guess that he will
be listed as hodout. He has until Monday to &C
RI
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Ben Davis Trips Beech Grove in
Fast Battle; Manual Drops Acton
County Champs Upset by Old Rivals in Clash Featured
by Speedy Play and Accurate Shipping of
Two Brilliant Forwards
Wo Brilliant Forwards.
~ nICK MTILER

FO city teams Manual Washington Technical shortridee
frst
o. the local high school title pay at Tech
To-Day Broad Ripple the
norm sac rival a to r. in thrilling fray Friday It is doubtful
oner Shortridge
ripple team Friday Friday night AZ to
tch ana washington clashed the opening game
ing west Newton and Southport
sew Bethel ahed at 1890 The last quarter game
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Andrus Swats En-
Bill Andrus, rookie second sacker.
entertained the railbirds with a
high class performance at the plate.
He hit two drives over the right
field fence swinging righthanded.
He has not given his arm real test
and no true line has been obtained
on his ability to deliver in the field
Catchers Angley and Riddle have
been clubbing the sphere and that
department of the team apparent
ly is set. Angley is striving hard
to improve the accuracy of his arm,
his weakness last year. Riddle evil
IDENTIFY is ready to catch nine in
nings any time now.
Smith Wants Chance
The former Boston Red Sox
pitcher, George Smith, has re-
quested Manager Corridor to use
him for an entire game against his
former mates when the Indians
and Red Sox meet for an exhibit
ton tilt late in the spring train
ing season.
Tribe veterans believe young
Jack Vornholt, Indianapolis sand
lotter, is a fine prospect for future
development. He is having the
time of his life in training camp
and working every minute.
Pete Monahan took an extra drill
Friday and gave further notice that
Henry Bonura will have no easy
task knocking him Off the initial
sack.
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Friday College Scores

Notre Dame. &c; Marouette. IS.
GustaEus A6&phus Al; St. Johns Col
st. - - &ezR soskalocss, TAI.
wssAsassen. q; aAssslA O.
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Batterymen Await
Second Tribe Squad
lnfederS and 0utfederS to Start Hard Work on Arrival
Monday: HurIers Ready to Cut Loose; Cvengros
Set for Bio Season
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Snnrfs Editor

SARASOTA Fla March with the exception Of bad weather at
times the first week Of spring training the
enough the standpoint
and the other early birds today
coming Of the second Monday practice
Sunday BY Manager
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AT NEWCASTLE
Friday Scores

Straughn, 80; Lewisville, IA.
Newcastle, 25; Knightstown TO-
Spiceland, IS; New Lisbon, 10.
Middletown, "a; Mooreiand. 81.
Sulphur Springs, 90; Cadiz, 81.
Mt. Summit, 19; Kennard, 16.
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Friday Scores

Macy. IS: Butler Township, 20.
Clay Township 81; Amboy, IS
Mexico, Sc. Deedsville. 10.
Converse. %; Bunker Hill, 70.
Peru 81 Cali IA
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wife of Frederic Luff Charges Gross
Neglect.

CLEVELAND, March 6.-Frederic
<. Luff, American World war ace,
was divorced by his wife, Ruth, to-
day on charges of gross neglect.
Luff, who was credited with bring
ing down eleven German planes ana
now Is an invalid following an auto
mobile accident, is living in South
err Pines n. G
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AT NEW ALBANY
Friday Scores

Georgetown, IS; Webster Township, 10.
Franklin Township, %; New Washing
on, 81.
New Salisbury, 80; Heth Township, IS.
New Albany, IS; Charlestown. S.
Borden. %; Morgan Township, 81.
Corydon. A; De Pauw, 8.
Silver Greek. 81; Georgetown. 9.
EenrvYille 26. LanesVilie. "a
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OMAHA. NEB-Rosey Rosales, Cleveland
light heavyweight. defeated Tiger Payne
fl0l
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HARTFORD. CONN.-Jaekie Pilkington,
l35% Meriden. Conn. won q ten-round
decision over Cecil Payne, 1881. Louis
vile. KY.
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Fights and Fighters
BY United Press

CHTCAGO-Battling Bozo. $50, Birming-
ham. defeated Lou Scozza. 16s. Buffalo
i10l Baxter Gaines, Ill. Oklahoma City.
Colo. fought ten rounds to a draw. Paul
Dazzo. Chicago. 1874, knocked out Ernie
Dugan. 126. Cleveland 81.
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Fifth Race Memorial handicap; 3-year-
Odds and up; mile and seventy yards
Blimp. ITO: Broad Meadows, 100; Thistle
Fyrn. 1903: Yankee Doodle, ITO; Kadiak,
i0S; Dress Ship, 96; Sister Zoe, l0S
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AT MARION
AT NTARTINSVILLE

Friday Scores
Sweetser. SO; Vanburen. II.
Marion, 80; Jonesboro. %.
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an sxn Psrr e2 staT m
Reveillon, LOT: Frightful 102; Balzar, lO2;
Kevdet. 1917 Grand King, l02. Bright Flag
Flashing Gem 102; King Kelly, 1902; Re
iuvenation, l07; Lucky Man, 107;
Turquoise. 1907: My No. LOT; Fretwell 1o2;
Bumpsie Raw. liz.
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AT PERU

PaoIi. 50; Orleans, 70.
French Lick, 81; Little York. IL
West Baden. SO; Hardinsburg, IL.
Salem, II; Monroe Township, 9.
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outeders Fitzgerald Walker and Koenece
infeders Bonura, Montague, Narlesky and Wolfe
brand Of weather Friday
Manager kept athletes active extended drill Clyde
batting practice split his favoe budgeon his
second swing
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EAU CLAIRE. wIS-Prince Saunders.
Croker. Iron Mountain. Mich. (1Ol.
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WAR FLIER DIVORCED

WORCESTER. Mass.--Leo Brouillard.
i49. Worcester. outpointed BABY Joe Cans.
1A9 California. in ten rounds.
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SAN FRANCISCo-Joe Click. i4Sis, New
York. Knocked out Teddy ralacios, 1891.
Los Angeles "a.
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Seventh Race Claiming; 4-year-olds;
mile and one-eighthl -Southland Belle,
100; Gordon King. los; Bill Seth. 108:
Bobby Powers, 1903: Primeval 10; Ffnir,
t0s Lady Bienvills, 1902; Prince Bulbo,
1903; Thistle Coot, los; Cabildo. lo2; Ars-
acid. 1903; Wattich The Time, no. Stage
Struck ll2 Hurstland, l03 Domino 102;
Aucilla, los; Black On White. llS; Wrack
ROYAL, 1903.
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AT NORTH JUDSON
Friday Score.

Hamlet, 25: Star City, 19.
Monterey, 81; Medaryville. Is.
North Judson, So; North Bend,
Winamac. 40; GrovertoWn, 10.
Knox. %; Center. IL.
San Pierre. IL; Francesville, 9.
Hamlet, So; Pulas ski, %.
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Fourth Race Claiming; s-ysear-olds; mile mile
iblAnne Arundel, lol Black Fool. 100;
Prince D'Amour. liz; Garlic. 109; Brass
Monkey, ll2; b)Bad Girl, 90; Our Johnny,
100
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AT CONNERSVILLE
Friday Scores

Friday Scores
Union, 90; Orange, 10.
551o0%%nsyilllles: 81; Whitewater. 8.
Everton, 10: BrookviIle. IS.
Bentonville. 10; Alquina. 10.
Harrison, so; Laurel, IL.
Liberty, So; Harrisburg, 6.
Springfield Township. 81; Union, 20.
ConnersYille. AZ. BroWnsville Ill
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! several years, is rated a smart ring
general and carries hefty sock. 1t
should be a severe test for the
Brightwood youngster, but his recent
performances in the Legion ring
would seem to give him the right
to tangle with Acknowledgements
performers.
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Third Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
up: six furlongs; Martis, l13; Flimsy. 1902;
Black Patricia. 1902; (a)Contractor. 10l;
Whileaway, 1903; Leonard Finn, SO.
Tarzan, 9I96 Omareen. 107: leonardo, 1907;
Whileaway 1903; Leonard Finn 90.
(a)J. T. Adams entry.
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AT OWENSVILLE
AT PAOLT

Friday Scores
Oakland City 20: Patoka, %.
Fl. Branch, 20; Francisco, 10.
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AT MADISON
Friday Scores


Madison. 20: Scottsburg. 10.
North Madison, 49, Saluda, II.
Austin. SO; Lexington. is.
Vevay. IS; Central, IS.
Dupont. At; Lovett. 20.
Deputy. IT; Paris Crossing, 10.
Hanover. IS: Patriot, 25.
Madison: Al: San Jacinto. Is.
Austin. 81; North Madison, Is.
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Friday Scores
Monrovia A: Elninence. "a.
Martinsville, 80; Paragon. 26
Ellettsyille, %; Mooresville, 20 lover
Stinesville. 80: Unionville. 10.
Bloomington. %; Smithville. %.
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Eighth Race Claiming; S-year-olds: mile
and ne-siyteenthl-Bozo, 1903; Chilly
Flight. 1903; Lady Sweet 90; Bob Shannon
1907. Right Now, 100 Silver Scepter, lO7
Scion c., Wilson. I04; Ultimate Vote, 90
5earington. l0i.
Weather. cloudy: track fast.
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AT GREENSBURG
Friday Score.

Jackson, IS. Sarduslzy. 4.
Batesville, 81; New Point, -.
G Gsssn'9 ss Ns vi E saTREsy' IL ii
Holton, 81: Napoleon. II
st. Paul, so; Clarksburg, IA
Qankex IoEnEhin. 2es WestpesA Is
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AT GARY
AT GREENCASTLE
AT GREENFIELD
Friday Scores

Mt Comfort. IS: FortyiIle, 70.
Greenfield, 80; Westland, %.
Eden. 81; Charlottesville, To-
Wilkinson, so; Maxwell, 16.
New Palestine, %; Warren Central, Il
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AT Upton

Friday Scores
Sharpyilie. GO: Kempton, 9.
Sheridan. 81; Westfield. 10.
Prairie Township, 80: Arcadia, %.
BoXley. 80; Goldsmith. IL.
Cicero. 10; Noblesville, 10.
Atlanta. a. Windfall 81.
Fishers. IS: Carmel, IA (overtime).
TiptOn. A: Walnut Grove &
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AT MUNCIE
Friday Scores

Cowan, 80: Daleville, "a.
Royerton, %; Center. rs.
Eaton, SO; Albany, 20.
Yorktown. 80: Desoto. 20.
Castor, %; Selma 10.
Muncie, 80; Harrison Township, 49,
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A sweepstakes that will bring the girl
teams Of the city into the limelight win
be the Illinois 900-scratch Women'S handi-
March l4-15-2l and %. A purse of $l00
for the winning team is guaranteed by the
management, with an entry fee of So per
Reservations can be made by calling
Annetta Crane. or the Illinois alleys.
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At the Pritchett Recreation the final
week play of the annual house tourna-
ment Will IL rolled. Doubles and singles
events are cardeG for this week Entry
Zee is rs for each bowler in each event.
All bowlers using the Pritchett Central
and Pritchett Recreation alleys in league
play can enter this meet.
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AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

Friday Scores
CrawfordsyiIle. 10: Linden, 9.
Wingate, OF; Bowers, IS.
New Ross, "a; Alamo. % (overtime)
Waynetown, "a; Darlington, 10.
Laooga. 20: New Richmond IL
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AT VALPARAISO

Friday Scores
VALPARAISO. So: Hebron. 3.
Lowell. SO: Boone Grove. 10.
Chesterton. 20: Morgan Township, 10.
Crisman. 81; Wheeler. 10.
Crown Point, 48; Washington Town
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AT RICHMOND

Friday Scores
Lynn, %; Greenfork, 10.
Cambridge City, "a; Economy, II.
Centervifle, 20; Whitewater. 10.
Fountain City, %; Williamsburg, 1e.
Spartansburg, SO; Boston, 10.
Richmond, 49,. Lynn, Is.
HagerstoWn, IS, Milton, Is.
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{ alBradley and Hirschheld entry.
(bl Labrot entry.
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AT WASHINGTON

Friday Scores
Alfordsville. %: Raglesville. 20.
Loogootee. 10: Elnora. is (oyertine)
Washington. 90; Odon. II.
EPSON. SO: Burns City. z.
Plainville, 26; Barr Township, ID.
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Second Race Claiming: 3-year- odds; six
furlongs)-Fsst Life. l01; Virado. 1O9;
Bourbon Maid, 1903; Charlie. 1906 Brains,
los: west Virginia, 101: Thunder Call. 109;
Best Made 100; Timon. 100; Fudge, 1903;
The Judge. 1o5; Take on. ia; Wee Marie,
a6: Noble Sir. 105.
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AT ROCKPORT

Friday Scores
Christney, rs: Yankeetown, II.
Luce Township, So; Jacksonville, IS.
Tennyson, 10; Boonville, IL.
Rockport, SO; Grand View, IL,
Lynnville, &c; Dale, 81.
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AT CLINTON
Friday Scores

Friday Scores
Newport, 10; Montezuma, IA.
Cayuga. Is; Tangier, II.
Clinton. 43; Dana, 10.
St. Bernice. 80; Mecca, %.
Hillsdale. 81; Perrysville, s.
RoSedale, II; Bloorningdale. Is.
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AT EVANSVILLE
AT FLORA
AT FRANKLIN
Friday Scores

Friday Scores
Nashville. SO; Trafalgar, 81
Franklin, 16; HopeWell, 9.
Edinburg, SO; Center Grove, %.
Masonic Home. Al; Clark, 20.
Greenwood. II; Union Township. 16
double overtime).
Whjteland 10: Nineyah 16
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AT GARRETT
Friday Scores

Ashley, 2; Hamilton, 0 (forfeit).
Auburn, 40: Fremont. II.
Concord Township. 49,: Orland. %.
ChurubuSco. 80; Waterloo. 81.
Scott Center, "a; Flint, Is.
Salem Center. 80; Pleasant Lake, 10
Angola 40; Spencerville, IL.
Butler. 10: CARAT. u.
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Race Entries
Saturday
AT JEFFERSON PARK

AT JEFFERSON PARK
First Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up six furlongs) satisfy, 1872; Alma, 102;
Lieutenant, 107; Indian Guide, 102; Sauce.
1902; Pathan, 112; Swoop, l07; Clapper, 107;
Ceth's Ballot, 107: Carlino. 1927 Old Kid,
Black Dancer, l62; Interior, 1902; Smiling
Princess. 102.
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AT SHELBYVILLE

Friday Scores
Columbus, Al; Clifford. 26.
Shelbyville, 43; Haw Creek Town
Waldron, SO; Moral. 90.
=, Washington Township, 81; Mt. Auburn,
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Friday Scores
Rolling Prairie. 10; stillwell. II.
La Porte. IA; Clinton Township, 10.
Union Mills, %: Hanna. 6.
Michigan City. q; Union Township, II.
Wanatah. "a: Rolling Prairie. 20.
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velpen. As; Dubois, H.
Petersburg. 81; Birdseye, II.
Stendal, IS; Ireland, IA.
Winslow so; Cusco, II.
Huntingburg. 81; Holland, Q.
Sturgeon. 80; Union, %.
Jasper, "a; Orwell. II.
AT REMINGTON
Friday Scores
Rensselaer,, 20; Remington. Is.
Tefft, 20; Wheatf1eld, 81.
Brook, "a, Kentland, Is.
Goodland, 40; Fair Oaks, %.
Mt. Ayr, 80; Kinman, II.
De Motto, 81; Hanging Grove, Is
Morocco. 13: Rensselaer,, II.
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AT KOKOMO
AT LAPORTE

Friday Scores
Shipshewana, 81: Topeka, 16.
Lima, 81; Brighton, 81.
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AT NIISHAWAKA

Friday Scores
Plymouth. "a: Bremen, %
Mishawaka, 20; Riley, IA.
Central. 40; west Township, is.
New Carlisle, IS; Tyner 27.
North Liberty, Al La Paz, IA.
Lakeville, 10; Walkerton. IA.
Plymouth, "a; Madison Township. IA
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AT TERRE HAUTE

FFIuay scores
Fontanet. IS: Otter Creek. 10.
State Training, "a; Garfield. Is.
Pimento. II: Gerstmeyer, Is.
Glenn, 20: West Terre Haute. 10.
Wiley. 81: Riley. IA.
Honey Creek. IA: Prairie. 10.
BlackhaWk, %; Fontanet. 13.
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FfIudY scores
Logansport, 80: Galveston. 1s.
Metea. 81 Noble Township. s. ~
Royal Center. IA; New Waverly, l3
Young America. IA; Lucerne, II.
Onward. %; Twelve Mile, 81.
washington Township, "a: Lincoln. 20.
Logansport. %; Walton, is.
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Monon, 20; Idaville. II.
Wolcott, 81; Monticello, 1e.
Chalmers. %; Reynolds 90
Brookston. 80; BurnettSvilIe, 30
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The final Stanley Jewelry 100 scratch
singles sweepstakes will be rolled on the
LlleolS alleys Saturday and Sunday, In
this special event, the Stanley company
has donated 5000 diamond ring for
the high three-gsme total for foCr weeks
play. In addition to this award $50
purse Is guaranteed the winter of this
weeks play. Entry fee remains at SIPS,
which lncluds bowling charges.
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Friday Scores
Freetowp, 10; Tampico, 18.
Cortland. 81; Vallonia. 10.
Medora. 10; Hayden, 10.
Butlerville, IS; Crothersville, 8.
Brownstown, Al; Clear Springs, 6.
Seymour, A; Scipio, II.
North Vernon, 43; Vernon, 0.
Freetown, 40; Zenas, 10.
COurtland al. Medora II
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Friday Scores
ScircIeville. 81; Mulberry, %.
Colfax, "a; Sugar Greek, Is.
Rossville, So; Jackson, Is.
Frankfort, 81; Kirklin, 8.
MichigantoWn As; Jefferson, 10.
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Saratoga. 81: Wayne. II.
Stoney Greek. "a: Modoc. II.
KI;dggbyis; 23i l4ln nsonfv,l H.
Parker. 26: Jackson. %.
Union City. 35: Mckinley. 16
Farmland, %: Green Township. Is.
Jefferson 81. Huntsville 49,
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Friday Scores
Milan 81: Guilford. "a.
versailles, SO; Sunman, 90.
Aurora, SO; Moores Hill. %
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Friday Scores
Carlisle, %; Merom. Is.
Sullivan, 38; Farmersburg, 10.
Union, 81; GraySville, rs.
New Lebanon, SO; Fairbanks. IA
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Friday Scores
Akron, 81; Richland Center, 10.
Tippecanoe, "a; Talma, 19.
Leitersford, 10; Argos. Is (overtime)
Kewanna, So: Grass Greek, %.
Rochester, 81; Bourbon, 10.
Culver, So; Fulton, II.
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Friday Scores
Mitchell, As; Springville, 10.
Fayetteville. 20; Heltonville. 10.
Tunnellton. 81; Williams, 81.
Bedford. AZ; Huron, 8.
Oolitic. 80; ShaWsWick. II.