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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10

It was the third consecutive VIC
tory for the Indians and home runs
played an important part. Bill Mar
leSky socked two over the fence, one
in the seventh and one in the ninth,
and Len Koenecke also parked the
pellet outside Of the park in the
seventh with Curt Walker on ahead.
Compile IA Hits
The Tribe collected fourteen blows
while Berry Horne held the Brewers
to nine safeties, their only runs
coming in the third frame when
Gerken poled a homer with one
mate On base.
In the absence of Mccain, Catch
er Johnny Riddle held down the
initial sack and got away with the
job in neat fashion. Pilot Mccain
was short of reserves owing to the
fact that Shortstop Goldman, OBJ
tanned from Cleveland in a trade
for Eddie Montague, reported but
held out on terms and was ineligible
to perform.
AS it was, the Hoosiers fooled the
populace by going the nine innings
without making an error. The
fracas was tied at two and two
when the Indians brought up their
heavy artillery in the seventh and
put down a barrage for three mark
erS.
POIli Is Embarrassed
After one out Narlesky cleared
the fence in left with circuit drive.
Riddle fouled out and Walker
singled. Koenecke picked out one
of Tony POLLS offerings and sent
it looming over the right garden
wall. The final Tribe run was Mar
lesky's second round tripper in the
ninth.
Milwaukee fans are beginning to
believe the Indians have discovered
a secret system to beat their boys.
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Heavy Matrnen
Clash Tonight

Frank (Buck) Buchanan will
referee the bouts on tonight's
wrestling card at Riverside. Buch-
anan has served as boxing and
wrestling official for many years,
and recently obtained the first
referees license issued by the state
athletic commission.
Charlie Hansen, heavyweight of
Seattle, and Steve Savage, Chicago,
meet in tonight's main go. Both
have defeated Roy Lunpkin, Regi-
Maid Sikh and Allen EuStice.
Ray Carpenter, OHIO heavy, will
oppose Ray Duncan, ex-grid per-
former, in the semi windup, while
Claude SwindeIl and Harold Sims
will clash in the opener at $3.50. De-
cisions will be given in bouts not
decided by falls.
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Cold Awards Will Be at
Stake in City Net Tourney

Seven gold medals sent the local
tennis association by the United
States Lawn Tennis Association, cell
ebrating its golden jubilee, will be at
stake in the various divisions next
week when the Indianapolis tennis
championship is played at Hawthorn
Tennis Club, beginning Monday.
The entry list was given a boost
Thursday with many new names
and some old. Among the latter was
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TALKING
IT OVER
BIZ JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, July 10.-With the
Athletics again in town
With George Earnshaw, the Babes
nome run cousin, back at the sta
aium-the spotlight is focused on
. Ruth and his new endeavor. For
the first time in his baseball ca
Teer OF seventeen years George
Herman is making a conscious and
determined effort to win the Ameri-
can League batting championship.
True. Ruth still is after the home run
title as well. 1t also is true that in 1924
when he hit .37s. the BAN took the
league batting crown from Harry He'll
mann. But seven years ago the hitting
championship came to Ruth in a some
what casual way.
1t so happened that in between his
.s05 Of 1923 and his 1893 of 1925. He'll
mann had an off-year. Ruth slipped In
With the lowest average that had won the
American League championship since Ty
Cobb's $40 of 1915.
Ruth still wants to hit lot OF home
runs. He got his twentY-nrst Of the
year Wednesday and it looks as II he
viii be up there again with about forty
I'VE. THE big money still lies in ability
TO drive the ball into the bleachers." said
The Babe today. He's working out the sec
end season Of two-year contract which
calls for 100000 a semester. and he Won
ders what will come In 1882.
Yes. he still is home run hitter. and
he still is a pretty shrewed Babe SO.
with his home run ability on the wane.
we md him fitting his swing to the stage
Of the game. Every once In q while the
Babe chokes that bat and hits for
single. or what have you.
AS a result. we find Ruth lowering
around the top place in the batting stand
ing. out TO hit 400 and send his career
of on a new tack. man who can drive
out forty-fiye homers and hit better than
,585. is quite an asset in this game of
ID UTH'S quest of the batting
IN championship-his frequent
choking of the bat-has cut. down
his strike-out total this summer. Up
to this year he had 1,037 strikeouts,
with an average of sixty-five sea-
son. He reached the crest of his
tanning exploits in 1923, when he
was out on strikes ninety-three
times, got only fotry-one homers
and hit 1893. In 1927, when he set
his record with sixty home runs, he
struck out eighty-nine times and
hit 1856.
To date, the Babe has hit 5s5 home runs
and struck out OCT times-an average of
close to two strikeouts for every circuit
Drive He has been Considerably below
That mark this season with thirty strike
outs as against twenty-one homers.
That 1898 average of eight years ago
stands out as the highest Of Ruth's
career but despite the fact the BAN was
IN his, prime at the time and was
he can better it this season
Ruth has passed the 1000 mark in
league games; He, has gone far. beyond
the 1900 mark in hits. He has driven in
over 1850 runs. and has collected close to
1000 bases on balls. And. at 81, he still
is able to dramatze his remarkable abil-
ities and bring $4,000 fans to their feet.
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Baseball Breakfasts
Sunday, July IL

- Sunday, July IL
2:oo-white sox VS.. Cleveland. wGN,
WMAQ, WCCO, WENR.
3:oo-CubS VS.. st. Louis. WBBM.
Monday, July IS
S:ooCubs VS.. st. Louis. KNOB.
Tuesday, July II
3:o0-Cubs VS.. st. Louis. KNOX.
WMAQ, WCCO, WENR.
3:o0-Brooklyn VS.. St. Louis. KNOX.
Wednesday, July Is
2:oo-cubs VS.. New York. WON,
wMAQ. VIGIL. wCco. wENR.
S:oo-Brooklyn VS.. st. Louis. KNOX.
Thursday, July 10
2:Oo-Cubs VS.. New York. WGN,
WMAQ, VIGIL. WCCO, WENR.
S:oo-Brooklyn VS.. st. Louis. KNOX.
Friday, July IL
2:o0-Cubs VS.. New York. WON.
WMAQ, WENR. WCCO.
3;o0-Brooklyn VS.. st. Louis. KNOX.
Saturday, July Is
2:o0-Cubs VS.. Brooklyn. WGN.
WMAQ, WCCO, WBBM, WENR.
S:oo-Giants VS.. st. Louis. KNOX.
Note-The Arlington Cup turf
Chicago, also will be broadcast on
July Is by WABC, WBBM and CO.
lumbia network, at 3:45.
Copyright, 1881, Audio Service,
Chicago.)
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DETROIT STARS HERE

jim Taylor's A. B. C.s will bat
tie the Detroit Stars of the Negro
National League under the lights at
washington park tonight at 8:15
The remainder of the series calls
Tor one game Saturday night, two
Sunday afternoon and one Monday
night.
The series opens the second half
race in the league. In the first halt
the A. B. C.S finished second and
Detroit third.
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Helen Aims to
Regain Grown

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-Hel-
en- Wills Moody, American woman
tennis champion, announced before
leaving today on an eastern net in
vaslon, that she plans tour of the
Orient.
Mrs. Moody said the tour proba-
bly, will be made in September and
October, after her return from the
Wlghtman cup matches and the
national women'S championships.
My chief aim now is to regain
the national women's title at Forest
Hills" Mrs. Moody said.
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CUBS RECALL BARTON

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, July 1o.-vince
Barton, slugging outfielder of the
Los Angeles Pacific Coast League
club, has been recalled to the Chi
cago Cubs to bolster that teams
batting power. -.
Barton was bought by the Cubs
from Baltimore last fall, and was
farmed to Los Angeles. Johnny
Moore will be sent to Los Angeles
by the Cubs in exchange for Bar
ton.
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Semi-PrOs and Amateurs

Idle last Saturday because Of the hon-
day. 1--WE leagues OF the Indianapolis ANA
teur Baseball Association viii get into
headers and feature scraps; One of the
feature battles is expected in the Sunday
School League between two Baptist teams,
Memorial and Thirty-hrst Street, at Gar
field park diamond No. q, at p. m.
galaxy Of stars will perform: Manager
Hudson Of the ThiTtytrst s,,S street nine
Bob and Joe, in the Sineup; Memorial
has such luIninaries as Bill Whaley. Ralph
Elrod, Frank Davis Lefty graves Wi! son
reputation by his batting with the E. G.
Atkins team in the national tournament
games at Cincinnati last summer
Three other sunday School League
games at Riverside bring Blaine Avenue
seai22Si on Sf Eyanseiicai against university
Heights Christian on Diamond T., and
Garfield Christians against Union Print
ers on Diamond 3, all games TO get unoer
way at 3 p. m.
In the cooperative League games will
diamond q: Indiana Bell VS.. indianapolis
Bleaching. Riverside diamond !, and <.
of P. Lodge vs.. Roberts MIX on Riverside
diamond 2. all games 10 start at p H.
pouble-headers will be played by the
following teams in the named leagues, frst
games to get under way al O'CLOCK
Capitol City League-Indianapoli Power
and Light VS. Indiana state highway at
men VS.. Irvington Trolans on GARFIELD
diamond 5.
circle City League-Broadway, NJ; z. VS.
Centenary Christians on Brookside dia-
Packers on Riverside diamond 4.
west Side Merchants and Smith ALL
stars will clash in q double bill on River
side diamond IN the Majestic League.
All teams in the Em-Roe league, Junior
ana senior divisions, will engage in dSu-
bie-headers next Sunday afternoon, The
promptly at D. m. The schedule fol-
lows: s,.
Rhodius Cubs VS.. Cardinals. at GARFIELD
NV American Settlement VS.. Riverside Aces,
at o EtIe9eI VS. Forester Cubs. at Riverside
No. 8. Yu,,or
Junior Moose VS.. Assumption at River"
slQ Wes Ser Union VS.. Jake Field Generals.
St. philips vs.. Beech Grove Red Wings.
at Brookside No. 2.
I. cIsrmont will be the big attraction at
IS anticipated. Christopher viii Likely hTFl
Evansville captured two conflicts the past
'Teek-end defeating Stilesvlle saturday,
q $50 and. taking the TriangleS into camp
sunday. 5-S.
THE west side Chevrolets will travel TO
pam TO meet the c. g. o. team Of that
mace Sunday. The Cheyrolets have won
Univ 19. 20 and Aug. g., Write Manager
Wiiliam Rider. 1881 Belletontaine street.
Rider has selected C. Edwards. Wam-
bach. johnson. Branham. jackson. Tracy.
nav Hutchons. Kendall and Lindsey TO
make the Peru trip sunday.
diamond Chain team viii engage in two
Games this weekend. Manager Collins
kas the Kentucky Avenue Cubs booked at
the Chain diamond Saturday and the
Mars TIfll team at Mars Hill on Sunday.
[oiiins requests all players to be at the
Diamond Chain field at D. m. both
DAYS.
indianapolis Black 6ox will tangle with
the Cloverdale Grays ct Pennsy park sun
day at D. m. The Sox lost close game
a ara '' ere out to even the count. ''-'
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Kaye Don Is Eager to Try
for More Motorboat Speed

erage of 11o.223 miles an hour TO
better his former record by nearly
seven miles. His old mark, estab-
llshed in Buenos Aires last winter.
was 1O3.49 miles per hour. Previous
to that Gar Wood of America had
held the record with mark of
102.256.
Don'S official time for the out
going mile Thursday was SO 2-5 Sec
onds while he did the second mile
in SO As seconds.
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Crippled Tribe Takes
Third Battle in Row
Naresky Twice Hits for Circuit Thursday and Koenecke
Connects With One On; Horne Keeps Blows
Scattered; Finale Billed Today
By Tim es Special


MILWAUKEE,. July three games against one loss in
the current SERIES the feeling
awaited the afternoon struggle with the Brewers the fifth
set Following todays contest the Tbesmen will
clothes hop into ax catch
City, where they are due to perform Saturday.
In the Thursday extended
their crippled
ne made complaint Thursday his Tbesen stepped
knocked off the %
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Eddie Plays
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 10.-Back
~ in the majors for his third
trial, shortstop Eddie Mon
tague reappeared with CleYe-
land against the White Sox
here Thursday and handled
the position in good style. He
was obtained a few days ago
from indianapolis in a trade
for Johan Goldman.
Montague, at bat three times,
got one Of the six hits Cleve-
land registered against the
brilliant pitching of Frasier,
who scored a shutout. Eddie
played errorless ball, accepting
eight chances. He figured in
one double play.
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When George Delivered

It takes a Lance to pull a shot
like this. Neal Mcintyre, who was
looking on, declared it one of the
best golf shots he had seen. Playing
with the Columbia Club against the
indianapolis Athletic Club at Broad
moor, Lance found his drive perched
on the upper side of bunker on
the long No. IL hole. He used a
short shafted wood club, clipped
through the rough and sent the ball
far down the fairway, whence he
shot an iron to the green to get a
par 5. Sammy Simpson, Jake Wolf
and Bernie Lehman, who were play
ing with George, fastened to ap-
plaud that one. 1t was a dandy.
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Oaks Draws
Crack Field

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 10.-A field of
twenty-five 3-year-oId FLIES may go
to the post in the Arlington Oaks
at mile and an eighth at Airing
ton park Saturday. The race, with
an added value of $4,000, had IS
original entries.
Among the leading contenders are
Cousin 10, RESCUE, Double Time,
Tambour, Blind Lane, Avenger,
Scuttle, Chicago Girl, Beautiful Doll,
Princess Peroxide and Tony Prin-
cess.
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All members of the Woodside team are
requested to be at 80 South Warman
avenue at noon Sunday for the start of the
trip to Lebanon where the Woodsides will
play in the afternoon. game is desired
tor sunday July 10. Write NJ. Wright at
the above address.
Addition Of Ed and Earl Baxter to the
Mohawk lineup has bolstered the team for
the fray with the Spades A. G. at
Spades park Sunday. The Mohawks de-
sire games in August. Telephone Harrison
45o2-W. and ask for Chick.
The Forester Cubs will meet the Orioles
in a double bill Sunday. Last Sunday the
CUBS defeated the Riverside Aces, ia. at
Garheld park. Minardo on the hill for the
Cubs struck out thirteen ,batters. but poor
neldlng marred his performance.
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PRO GRIDDERS MEET

New Teams Expected to Ask for
League Franchises.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Several new
clubs are expected to ask for fran
chiseS in the National Professional
Football League when the club own
ers and officials meet here Saturday
and Sunday.
New officers will be elected and
the 1881 schedule will be made.
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BY LEO PETERSEN

NEW YORK, July 1O.--The Pitts
burgh Pirates, rated as a club to
threaten the first division when the
season started, may be down, but
not out. They demonstrated that
much Thursday when they defeated
the Chicao Cubs, one of the four
teams in the thick of the National
League pennant fight, for the sec
ond time in a row, 4 to 2.
Any Championship hopes the
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Frank Grove of Terre Haute, who
teamed with Howard Wood last
year to win the doubles. Grove again
VIII team with Wood, but will not
play singles.
Julius SagalowSky, title defender:
DICK Bastian, runner-up last year
and other prominentS worked out at
the courts Thursday.
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3 Winners
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 1o.-Jockey
~ Bobby Jones of California
was looked upon today as one
of the coming riders of the
turf as a result of his record
of booting home three winners
Thursday at Arlington park.
The westerner had six mounts
and he won with three of them
Night Vintage in the first
race, Tired Avon in the fourth
and Satni Spar in the feature
finished second with one and
third with another. In six
races he finished out Of the
money only once.
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Traynor, dean of the National
Leagues third basemen, combined
to bury the Pirates deep in the Sec
ond division.
In their two games against Chi
cago the Pirates have acted like a
different club. There was nothing
wrong with the way they supported
Kremer's nine-hit pitching Thurs
day. Pittsburgh thumped Teachout
for twelve blows. The victory en-
abled the Pirates TO take sixth place,
five games behind the Boston Braves
and fourteen games removed from
the pace-setting Cardinals.
The Cardinals increased their
leadership to four games by taking
both ends of a double-header from
Cincinnati, to / and to /. Bur-
leigh Grimes set the Reds down
with six hits in the first game,
while in the nightcap Derringer
permitted but five blows.
New York retained second place, .oes
percentage points ahead OF BROOKLYN. bv
whipping Philadelphia. to s. The victory
was costly one for it deprived the Giants
of the services of Freddy Lindstrom. star
OutdeIder. Lindstrom broke bone In his
ankle IN sliding into third base in the fifth
inning and probably will be out Of ths
game for at least three weeks.
BROOKLYN defeated Boston. 8 to 2. to
keep pace with the Giants. Lefty Clark
mates. led by Lefty. ODoul hit Tom
Zachary and Socks Seibold hard.
The leadership of the PHILADELPHIA
Athletics in the American League was cut
TO f1ve and one-half games over Wash
ington when they were defeated by the
Of Connie Mack's second stringers' was
batted freely by the Yankees while Lefty
Gomez scattered the nine hits he allowed
the world champions.
Washington took advantage of the Ath-
letics' loss and overwhelmed the Boston
Red Sox. IA to 1. Marberry had the Red
Sox eating out of his hand all the wav
while the Senators pounded Moore and
Durham Justify.
The Detroit Tigers pounded three &C.
Louis pitchers to defeat the Browns. ii
to z. Earl Whitehill. coasting under q big
leaQ piled up by his mates. had only one
bad inning. the eighth. when the Browns
scored SIX OF their runs.
VIC Frasier. allowed only six hits in
hurting the Chicago White Sox to a to
victory over Cleveland. The White Sox
Harder.
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Pirates Perk Up at Expense of
Cubs; LindstrOm Of Giants Injured

Pirates entertained for 1881 have al
most faded. but their play Of the
last two days indicate they will
make determined bid to climb out
Of the second division.
Until the present series with Chi
cago, the Pirates played listIess ball.
Failure of the two Waner brothers
to hit in Their usual style, an cratic
pitching staff; the dismal showing
Of Gus Suhr at first base and the
poor hitting of Thevenow and Pie
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won't be well supported. it is best not to
have one. This should at least start the
boys doing something.
FREDDIE M'DERMOTT, pro at
Il Trey-Par, entered the golfers
hall Of fame for short courses this
week. Freddie is veteran teacher
of golf, but never enjoyed an "ace'
shot on a regulation course. Fred
die and Mel Barton, the other pro
at the driving range and short
course, were playing a spirited
match over the eighteen mashie
shot layout when Freddie sank one
from the tee on the seventh hole.
1t required a pitch across the creek.
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So Top for
Title Scrap

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 1o.-Midget
Wolgast of Philadelphia, recognized
in some states as the worlds fly
weight champion, will defend his
claim to the title tonight in a fiji
teen-round bout against Ruby
Bradley of Holyoke, at Coney
Island. Wolgast ruled as a slight
favorite.
Fhe top price Of SO for seats es-
tablishes a new all-time low for a
world championship bout.
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all trouble with his spine has dis
appeared.
A. G. Bostwick's Mate, winner of
the Pimlico preakness and American
derby, also was worked mile here
Thursday, turning in the excellent
fractional time of .49, lis and
1:41 over a muddy track. He will
be shipped west Sunday for his en-
gagenent in the Arlington classic.
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By United Press

By United Press
GARDONE, italy, July 1o.-Ap-
parently not satisfied with his feG&
OF Thursday. Kaye Don, England's
speed king, indicated to the United
Press today that he would make
another attempt to break his own
worlds motorboat record within a
few days.
Don piloted Miss England II over
two stretches of one mile each of
Lake Gardone Thursday for an av-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10
NET ACTION AT PARK

Three quarter-f final matches re-
manned today in the Riverside ten
mis- championship. Semi-fnals and
finals will be fought Saturday and
Sunday. Hartley and Lysaght were
to clash at 1:30 today and Bourke
and Horst were to meet at 2::30. At
4 p. m. Dale and Hickman were to
wind up the quarter finals.
Justus won one of the semi-t1nal posts
SO, and over Manley, 60 and 90, Thurs
day. Other results we're: Dale defeated
Robinson. 60. So: Hickman defeated H.
Bettge, 6-3. 80 and 6-3: Bourke defeated
Hamaker, rs. 6-1; Lysaght defeated Nc
Nicely So, 6-3, and Hartley defeated NolI
60. 81 6-1
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diana. At this
time, a certain
condition exists
that may lead to
the abandonment
of the 1881 state
amateur tourney.
It isn't because of
lack Of a course,
or for some one
to promote the
tournament, but
simply because
the golfers who
usually engage in
this tournament
-a1aA - I-a- g.
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TRIBE BATTING FIGURES
feature POLO MArCH


CHICAGO, July lo.-The Old
Aiken polo team from the east
went through a practice game at
the Onwentsia Country Club Thurs
day in preparation for the first of
a series Of games against the Santa
Paula four from South America
Saturday.,
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LEHMAN JOURNEYS WEST

CHICAGO, July 1o.-Johnny Leh-
man of Chicago, who won the west
ern amateur golf title at the Bev-
erly Country Club here last wear.
has departed for Portland, Ore,
where he will defend his title in the
1881 tournament, starting Monday.
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BY DICK MILLER

T. j. MOSSLER, veteran secretary
- OF the Indiana Golf Amateur
Association, has word of warming
for the agitated golf world of In
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gotten an important item, the club
dues. Jess said today only twelve
clubs from over the entire state had
paid their SIS dues to the associa-
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Thursday Ring Results
Bv Unifed Pres,

., By United Press
AT NEWARK, N. J-Ruby Coldstefn
l42. New York. knocked out Danny Coonev
IA Trenton; n. j., (2l Joe, Barbara. i34
l42. Newark. 49, Dick Parker. I48'
NeWa <. outpointed Frank Fretto. l46.
AT BROOKLYN-Paul Berlenbach. 17a
former n36n world's light heavyweight cham
York, 81: Eddie Kid Whalen. 1877; BROOK
Iyn. defeated Jackie Aldare. 1877. Williams
burg. N. ~ 10).
AT SCRANTON. Pa.-Maxie Rosenbloon
175h. New York light heavyweight cham
pion; defeated Joe Banoyic. 176. Bing-
hamton. N. Y. in non-title bout UO1,
AT MUNCIE-Moan Baunzartner. Fl
Wayne, and Roy Pierson, Indianapoiis.
draw i0); Johnny Fagg Clinton, knocked
out Paul Anthony, Sioux City az: Dick
Porter. Anderson, outpointed George Cole
man. Muncie (6l.