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desaires y ofensas del Is de A.
gosto llegaban a repetirse, de-
IBERIA Julia, en- su calidad de Sc.
nora de la finca, despedir de sus
,casas y tierras a los mas rebel.
|des y procaces.
-iAsi Sc hara !...-respon-
do valerosamente la Pr6diga,
por no confesar a Guillermo que
a fin de poder darle una hospi.
talidad medic decorosa, habia
vendido ell cortijo, y que, de con
siguiente, ningun imperio pc,
dfa va ejercer sobre sus anti.
guos colonos y pastores.
Y fue tambien sin duda, que
la atribulada deidad Sc reserve
influir con ell ito Antonio para
que obligara a ir al bale a aque,
los. GnimGles ~fGnGticos, como
La gaceta., 1931-09-19

una especie de c~atalepsia jc f.
licldad'" Nj veia, nj ola. nj bs-
oia0a." Pero en- su rostro Sc leia
ciafamente la conciencia fntima
de que era de Jose, de que JOSS
era suyo, y de que aquella union
Sc perpetuaria hasta la leiana
bora de la muerte.
Noeho extraaaron aIgunos de
les c0nvidados que Julia Y Cui.
ilefmo Sc ~quedasen en- Ell cortiio.
en- Tez de II a la iglesia a desem-
panar su of.cio de compadres.
Ia Sc VEL. Los pobres no en-.
'endlan aquello de la deleoac;5q
y los poderes que les erphcaba
el ito Juan. Pero 10 que 81 entgn
dIeron todos fue la siguiente sa-
Ida de una cortijera:
i Faya! iCallasus! jDema-
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SCHAAF ST.
A R
PELEAR CON GRIFFITHS

Chicago, sep. 19.-La sensa,
ci6n de peso complete, Ernie
Schaaf, protegido de Jack Shar-
key, arrib6 aver aqui e inmedia-
tamente comenzo la etapa final
de su entrenamiento para la pc
lea con fluffy Griffith, ell pr6xi.
mo microbes.
Griffiths continua preparan-
dose con verdadero cuidado.
Ell combate sera a diez asaltos
Y Sc verificara en- ell Estadio.
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BOXEO(
LA MADISON U A GAR.
DEN EDIFICARA UNA A
RENA EN- JERSEY CITY

New York, sep. 19.-La cor
poraci6n Madison Square Gar
den tiene Ell prop6sito de cons.
truir una Arena al aire libre, en-
Jersey City, eliminando asi To-
terrenos de baseball para la pre-
sentaci6n de matches de boxeo.
Sera toda MADEIRA, con asien-
tos para 10000 espectadores, Y
~costara $3.50, 900.
Comenzara la edificaci6n en-
la %primavera pr6xima.
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los denomin6 ell ingeniero.

los ueHoHllnO Ell lngenlero.
De cualquier modo, la resuel-
ia actitud y aspero tono de este,
y la irritation y desasosiego mo-
raj que revelaba aquella su in
sistencia en- captarse ell APPLAUSE
o la Sumision de los miSeros ma
bitantes de la cortijada, preocu,
paron hondamente a Julia, la
cual supo disimular todavia, V
aun mostrarse muy allegro y ri
suena al ambicioso j6ven...
Tai era el estado de las cosas
cuando lego finalmente ell tan
anunciado y calificado Y pre-
sentido Il de Octubre.
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LIBRO V
Ell IL DE OCTUBRE
l
LOS NOVIOS

Sin que este sea, nj por soma
ci6n, echar mano q Ultima bora
del pobre recurso dramatico-mo
raj llamado DeuG er mQchin1.
pues NADIA tiene de milagroso, nj
aun de extraordinario en- nues-
tro pals, ell que lleva al comen-
Ear ell Otono como 10 demuestra
el nombre de CordOndzo de San
Francisco que Sc da vulgarmen-
te al cast infalibls temporal de
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Sc DIVORCIO Ell PUGILIS.
IA PAYNE

Los Angeles, sep. 19.-Obtu-
vo aver aquf ell divorcio de 81
mujer, Cartola Payne, ell pugi
lista Cecil Payne, de Louisville,
KY, a quien recientemente de-
~rrotara en- un match por la co.
roma de pequeno peso welter, ei
italiano Tony Canzoneri.
Payne dijo en- la corte que ST
mujer lie llamaba un gladiator
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LA PRODIGA
ET% NOVELA
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

dueho del %cortiio; pero ell j6
ven lie respondio (muy alterado,
por la primera vez desde que Sc
trataban) que, pues los dos ha-
bian de vivir ALI perpetuamen,
tie, era necesario dar la batalla
a aquellos atrevidos labriegos,
o mas bien a la perturbadora ia
fluencia del Cura, y que, 81 los
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Con los Cuantes

Lou Navarro, a quien Sc pre-
sentara aqui como I'm boxeador
de primera fila, engahando al
publico, vino a Tampa hace mu-
chos meses, como pariente de
Aramis del Pine.
Neg6 Aramis los lazos de pa
rentesco y Navarro, que enton-
La gaceta., 1931-09-19

Como ciudadano de Espana
Sc anuncia a Armando Vidal por
una arena local.
Vlual es cuDano y no sc ha
"rajado" todavia.
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DE TIES

"borracho a golpes".
Contrajeron matrimonio en-
febrero de 1927 y Sc separaron
en- agosto de 1880.
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ceS ns
unas pr el
habil 6Filfito. >0N@'
Cuando aqui lie trajeron CO.
mo una "estrella", ~nosotros, que
sabiamos Sc iba a enganar al
p1blico, g~uardamos silencio, no
queriendo perjudicar al expeAr
to empresario que le contratarA
Pero en- 10 successive, va que
csc senior viene hacienda a Ia
Arena del Circulo una "compe-
tencia" que tiene indignados a
los muchachos de la Secci6n, va
mos a decir toda la verdad, a
tempo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-19

Cuando Leto vuelva a pelear
con Jimmy lie "robaran' otra
vez la decision?
Ell italianito gan6 en- el ante
rior bout, pero como conve-
MIA aprovechar ell "fil6n'', los
".jueces" repartieron tablas.
GQue "magistrados" Sc pom .
dram en- ell combate que Sc ave-
Gina?
BESIDE ahora aconsejamos a
los muchachos que no apuesten
y a%consejen q los de la otra par,
te de la ciudad, dejen sus pese-
tas en- ell bolsillo.
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Pedro Proenza peleara esta
noche, en- la Habana, con IN gla-
diador que responde al nombre
de Mussoline.
A M~ussoline lie ha inutilizadc
porque un pugilista que respon
de ell nombre de Jose de la Paz
Sc lastimo la mano derecha.
Proenza no hara ninguna
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Tienen I'm Kid Chocolate y I'm
Kid Chocolatic4
Faltan en- las filas ell Kid A
guacate y ell XII Aguacatico.
Existe en- la Habana una go
mission Defensora" de los int
reses delos pugilistas.
iQuien defendera a los gladia
dores para evitar Sc los 'trague'
lie "Defensora Comisi6n"?
En- Tampa sobran ARENAS" )
faltan fieles que Sc gasten To-.
"dolares" por yer pelear.
Hay tres estadios para profe-
sinoales y tres docenas para a
mateurs.
Y los que Sc acostumbran q
yer a los aficionados sin pagar
NADIA, nj con garfios les sacan
los reales de los bolsillos.
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AVISoS EN YROR CITY

FoHetin de La Gaceta No. 72
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EN- WEST
SERVICIO DE AMBULANCIAs Teissono Y Ills

Tsl6fonos para visitas por el dia: Ybor City, Y 1468
West Tampa, 81 8846. Para llamSdss por 10 noche.
10 mismo en- Ybor Que On West Tampa, Y 141O.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
Old Roman Hard Loser

Another time Ed Walsh, then at
the height of his career, hired a
lawyer to get Comiskey to boost his
salary to $500
so Walsh has a lawyer" said
Comiskey. HE didn't need lawyer
during the three years 1 was pay
ing him to sit on the bench and
learn something about pitching.
He doesn't need one now"
The incident almost cost Walsh
his job. Comiskey refused to dicker
with either Walsh or his lawyer.
Soon Walsh gave in and signed for
a lower figure than at first offered
him. Walsh had a good year and
Comiskey gave him bonus in the
fall.
Comiskey was hard loser. Once
his right fielder, John Collins, fell to
the ground as he was about to
catch a fly ball. The error caused
the White Sox to lose. Collins had
on new sun goggles, which the pur-
chase of Comiskey had authorized.
When manager Jimmy Callahan
entered his Office the next morning,
the "Old Roman" said: We'll, I
got the bill of 50 for Collins sun
glasses all right. While you were
about it why didn't you add $6 more
and get him a mattress"
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26

riod opened HeCker swept around left end,
cut back behind perfect interference and
was of to sixtv-vard dash he place
Moss. Hecksr and Moore carried the bail
to the one'Tard line and Pardonner
sneaked through. Bevevino hurled a short
just before the game ended.
Greencastle and passes .early in the game
carried the ball to the one-yard line.
Leguern carried it over and Clem kicked
~ the ball.. sixty-three wards to the Bos-
ton five-vard line and then over. He
piacekicked the extra pii point to tie the
and Lyons fell on the oval in the end
gone tor a safety and Boston held this
and part of the fourth periods Thev
stopped two Tiger marches. Finally
couple of toSses. McCIllough to Wheaton.
air for the last one and came down in the
scoring zone. He kicked the extra point.
The captain-coached eastern team olayed
a surprising game.
Wabash out-scored Denison thirteen 70
I'VE in first downs. Warner. Swartout and
Peterson each revealed remarkable ball
toting at various stages but the real
scoring opportunity was lost by four inches
in the third quarter when Englee, wes
worked there bv successive smashes.
AT no time was the result in doubt at
fNiCuulO0Q as COdCn tNON lllloLSOn AlAdoll-
ing Franklin team piled up nineteen
points in the first quarter. Downev scor-
ing first. then Surface and finally Martin.
Three passes gave Earlham a touchdown
lust before the half ended. Bower hurl-
ing them to Schneidewind. Martin got
it back bv circling end for another marker
in the third period.
Phil Browns Rose Poly team was SUI
perioT to the lneiXperlenced indiana Cen en-
21-0 at the half Creedon raced sixty
wards for one of his two touchdownS
and Henderson and Setback scored once
each.
After Loge hurled a pass to Hollen TO
give Oakland CITY a TO lead at half time.
Hanover came back in the third quarter
with a savage attack and Razevich raced
around end for ten Yards and touchdown.
He kicked the extra point to tie the count.
The game appeared headed for tie end
ing until Loge broke loose around end
cut hack and raced back eighty yards for
the deciding nOlntS
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
Pickerd Is Reported in Fine
Shape for Go With Redman

Bud Taylor, who has been train
ing Walter Pickerd for his Hoosier
heavyweight title tilt with Jack
Redman, South Bend Negro, at the
local Armory Tuesday night, prom
ises the fans will see a new Pick
erd." Walter has had the advan-
tage of lots of boxing the last week,
Taylor having lined up number
of big sparring partners at his gym
in Terre Haute.
A switch in the lineup of the sup
porting bouts for Tuesday brings in
Ad Kuhlow of Detroit, light heavy
weight, to meet Andy Kellett, the
fighting constable from Terre
Haute Kuhlow supplants Eddie
Slake of South Bend, who jammed
hand in a winning scrap the other
night.
Kuhlow has been fighting main
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
Results of Saturday College Games

Ohio university. 1S; Cincinnati. 7.
Ohio Wesleyan. IL; Miami 7.
Oklahoma Baptist. 10; Austin. 7.
Oregon State. 81; Monmouth Normal. 0.
OREGON, 0; North Dakota. 0 (tiel.
Otterbein. 20; Ohio Northern.
Paris Marines, 90: South Georgia. 0.
PPennnSyiyan1ia, PendrS aN 15a q "a; Wisconsin, 10.
Rhode Island State. SO; Coast Guard G.
BRoapoke. 6: Hampden; n;Sydney. Q.
RocheSter. 6: Baldwin-Wallace. (tiel.
shifReraoR6 si6peFS Rock aS as AGSTSan cia4ion. O.
South Carolina A. and NJ, 81: Allen. o.
South Dakota State. Z North DAKOTA Ag-
south DaOta State. 7; North Dakota
Southern Msethodist, ss. 70; Centenary, o.
sprinnggfiSs1l.d5;; g: MAiddlebury. o.,
Stanford % O. W WasSngton n1RSTs'eTn oe t3uSana
St Lawrence So. Ithaca Phy-Ed.. 0.
St. Thomas: a. Albright. o.
ST. st. SSGSad Cloud Is: Winons. win nsa'e, 8. T.
stevens Point, Q: Eau Claire, 0 ttie).
Tennessee Poly. l3: Memphis Tech 0.
Texas Mines. 81; New Mexico Military. 6.
trenton Teachers. o; Arnold. o ttiel.
Trinity 25 Haverford 0.
Tulsa. IS: Creighton. 0.
Tulane. SO. Georgia Tech, 0.
Union. 81: Rensselaer,. 0.
Upper Iowa 7; Mt Morris {.
Ursinus Z: Muhlenberg. 0.
Utah Aggies. u: Wyoming. 0.
Utah as: Denver. O
Villanova 6l Baltimore. S.
Virginia state 50: Shaw. 0.
Wagner. 20: New York -Aggies. 0.
washington State. Is; Montana. o.
washington and Lee. Is; Virginia. 0.
Waynesburg O.: New River. ttie).
Westchester Teachers. 0; Shippensburg 0
ftiel.
Wesleyan. Il; Amherst. 6.
western Reserve. 26; Hiram 0.
West Virginia Wesleyan. 10; Glenville IA.
Wheaton 81: Wartburg. 0.
Whitman 20: Pacific. -.
Wilberforce, Is; Tuskegee, 8.
Williamete. 90; College Of Idaho. Q.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
old Roman Famous as Player,
Manager and Owner in Big Show
Chicago Chief Only Major Owner to Come Up From
Ranks; Black Sox' Series Scandal of 1919
Blamed for Fatal Illness.
By United Press


EAGLE RIVER, Wis 26-Charles Comiskey 72year-old
heretoday
Comskey who connected with baseball youth his
ownership
0 a major league
realizing greatest
build White championship club
his heart broke baseball itself for time
ming world scandal.
Comskey managed the American As
socon when they championship
ing Chicago Of National 1886
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
Cincy Hears
of Big Deals

CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-According
to rumors on the local baseball front,
the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh
Pirates are about ready to close
deal that will send pitcher Larry
Benton to the Pirates in exchange
for outf1elder Adam Comorosky.
The announcement made in Chi
cago that the Cubs have a deal on
the fire with the Reds was denied
today by Sidney We'll, Cincy presi-
dent. According to Windy City
gossip, Red Lucas, veteran Red
pitcher, and Estell Crabtree, out
fielder, are slated to join the Cubs
in exchange for a sum of money
and outf1elder Hack Wilson and
pitcher Pat Malone.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
N. d. Warrior
Drops Three
on One Shot

~ Times Special
GoUTH BEND, Ind, oct. 2s.
~ Killing two birds with
one stone is small time stuff to
hugh De Wore, end with the
Notre Dame eleven! In Satur-
days game with Pittsburgh here
ne brought down three Panth-
ers with one shot, a running,
headlong dive.
Marchie Schwartz was run
ning back a punt Juggling the
leather and three enemy war
riors cut across to head him
of. The three we're set to
haul him down when De Vore
breezed up, timed dive per-
fectly and let fly. And three
Panthers hit the turf, face first.
They dropped like tenpins, for
De Wore struck EN- all on the
legs.
1t couldn't have been a better
spot for De Wore. 1t was direct
ly in front of the press stand
and in full view of the Notre
Dame bench, where sat De
Vore's football professors.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
BY l.. S. CAMERON
United Press SpOrts Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-New York
university, Syracuse, Harvard and
Pennsylvania stood out today as the
real leaders of eastern football with
the season past the halfway stage.
These four teams have faced the
test of heavy firing and have come
through victorious in each of their
engagements.
On the outside looking in are two
teams probably and potentially on
the elite. They are Columbia and
Cornell, each with perfect records,
but neither of which has met more
than one formidable foe.
The four leaders came through
the weekend of play with colors
flying. The New Yorkers doWned
a hitherto unbested Colgate varsity,
1870. Syracuse finally broke
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26

Minnesota downs Wisconsin Satur-
day, Northwestern virtually can
clinch the title by beating the
Gophers the following week at
Evanston.
Northwestern plays Illinois at
Evanston this week and will be a
top-heavy favorite to down the
Illini and then take Minnesota into
camp.
Michigan bounded back after its
defeat at the hands of Ohio State
a week ago by defeating Illinois.
$50. 1t was the worst defeat ever
suffered by an Illinois team coached
by Bob zuppke.
Indiana won its first game from
Chicago in twenty-one years. but
the Hoosiers did a good Job of it
once they got around to their task.
The score was 1916, another heart
breaking reverse for "Old Man.
Stagg on his fortieth anniversary as
Chicago coach.
The Big Ten divided honors in it's
two intersectional games with the
east. Although Wisconsin bowed to
Penn, Purdue won from Carnegie
Tech, 1876.
Two intersectional games are on
this weeks program, Michigan in
vading the east to meet Princeton
and George Washington coming
west to meet Iowa, which hasn't
scored a point in four games.
Outside of the Minnesota Wis
consin game, the conference sched-
ule does not promise much in the
way of competition. Northwestern.
Ohio State, and Purdue are favored
over Illinois, Indiana, and Chicago,
respectively.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
n. Y.U., Syracuse, Penn and
Harvard Top Eastern Play
AdOlph Sabik

through the Penn State jinx, whip
ping that team, 7 to O, Harvard's
victory over a much vaunted Texas
eleven was not surprising, but the
35-7 score did astound form players.
Pennsylvania scored the ace upset
of the day by beating Wisconsin's
rugged eleven, 27 to 13.
AS for the other tops, Columbia
won, 1910, over Williams, which was
no great feat, and Cornell'S team
went to picture show or some
thing. Incidentally, Columbia and
Cornell will meet at Ithaca on Sat-
urday in game that should be
worth travelling far to see.
In addition to the Penn surprise
victory there was the unexpected
21-0 triumph of Lafayette over w.
and j., but elsewhere Saturdays
eastern games came out largely as
had been expected.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26

His father, John Comiskey, was
an alderman and politician. Even
when he was in parochial school,
young Comiskey was a successful
pitcher. His father wanted him to
be a plumber and he took up the
trade while still in his teens. His
love for baseball soon got the bet
ter of him, and at II he got job
as third baseman for an indie
pendent Milwaukee club at $50 a
month.
Later he played with Dubuque in
the Northwestern League. His SAL
ary was $50 a month. In the win
ter he was news butch" on trains
out of Dubuque, getting commits
sion of 20 per cent In 1882 Du-
buque played an exhibition game in
st. Louis and Chris Won Der Abe
offered Comiskey salary of $75 to
Join the Browns. Comiskey's play
exceeded all expectations and when
pay day came he received a check
for $125.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
ST. PATS TRIP CARMEL

Displaying a strong offense, st.
Pats football team defeated Car
mel Greyhounds. IL to 0, at Pennsy
park Sunday. A long pass, McGlu-
chey to Ellis. gained forty-fve yards
for the st. Pats in the first period
and Kruse scored on a line buck.
Killemeir, st. Pats left tackle,
blocked a punt and scored a touch
down in the third period. Forward
passes by both teams featured il
the game.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
STATE COLLEGES

STATE COLLEGES
Indiana. 80: Chicago. 6.
Notre Dame. 25: Pittsburgh. IL.
Wabash. 0; Denison (tiel
De Pauw. "a: Boston university. 9.
Rose POLY. 2s: Indiana. Central. o.
PSlp9aTaissfB PpST9ae ~ is' fSof Notre Dame b. H.
concordia Alumni ls; Concordia Varsity. 0.
OTHER COLLEGES
Aberdeen Northern. o: Moorhead. o. ftiel.
Allegheny. 20: Adrian. 0.
Alabama; AAlalbsa,nns,; 80; seTapes; rsaeSa6a 2: 6
Aurora. &c; LaSalle. O.
Belmont Abbey. 2S: Mars Hill. s.
billings Poly tbnrI Isl InteTmogntain: s:clsonvs 2,
BBfiGSeheId. BfSeh ID so Rio Grande, o.
Bloomsburg Tech. 0; California Ieeh' U
Blutfton. 0; Bowling Green, o ctiel.
RRooggieR Rowdioin g: g; s. g. viator SfH6lnFo o. o.
BriSham Young. 81; Western State. o.
Brown. So; .Lehigh, 9;
California lsOuthern branchl. 49, PO-
California nifaai Tech. s; Redlands. o.
ssSSspdslsi,, 1.si,,: !: iss Mexsaa5ss fs@ssi0 o -
central State Teachers. 40; Michigan
obS5Fanoosa. N4Fma5c 1. %; Presbyterian. T.
Citadel. s: Stetson, 0.
cIarkson. IS: Buffalo. 0.
Colby, 81; Bowdoin. g.
Colorado Aggies. 10; Colorado, s.
Coiunbia. 10: Williams. 0.
Columbia college s: western Union. s.
Connecticut Aggies. Z; Tufts. 7 ttle).
Dartmouth. 20: Lebanon Valley. s.
Davidson. o: Erskine. (tiel.
Delta Teachers. Il; Sunaower. s.
De Paul SO; Hastings, 0.
Delaware. T. Richmond, 0.
Dickinson, o: Penn Military ftiel
Drexel, 81: City College OF New York. 0.
Ffndlay IS: Detroit City College, 0.
FLORIDA IS: Auburn. a.
FordhAm. 46: Drake. o.
Frankiin-Marshall. 20; Swarthmore. o.
Georgia. 2; Vanderbilt. 0.
Greensboro A. and T., IL; johnson z.
Smith, 0.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
Refused to Boost Price

Boys, eat, drink and be merry.
We aren't going home until every
penny has been spent"
And he didn't.
Comiskey was affectionately called
the "Old Roman" but the origin of
his nickname has been lost in the
years. When he had active charge
of the business affairs of the White
Sox. the team was one of the most
popular in baseball When he built
his great baseball palace in 1911 he
refused to abolish the 25-cent
bleacher seats.
The fellow who can pay only 25
cents to see a game is just as well
come as the box holder" Comiskey
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
Down the Allevs
BY LEFTY LEE

One of the best matches of the season
was PLAYED on the Uptown alleys Sunday
evening. between, the Uptown Recreation
local BOYS rolled games Of 1908 and 1000
ipoThe IN the Tst dt two 6gt tAnderSSons SON. sheet
pins. The north side team then proceeded
only 9s pins. losing the contest 3, O54 to
for Anderson with total of 7o9 on games
OF 266, 259 and 1874. Gave had 635. Good-
hue. and Expert were the local teams stars
Anderson team is the same, quintet that
set the ,,a all-time & city record here last sea
SON roiling S.283 IN special match with
the Illinois Recreation Five.
The Marott Shoe Shop family" quarrel
between Jhe Marott men and women teams
at the Hotel Antler alleys resulted in a
win for the men. by a score of 2.512 to
2.3lS. The girls were below their usual
form during this play. while Larry Cobler
proouceo oOl score Tor the men.
The West SIDE Furniture girls evened
the count for the fair sex however. when
team real drubbing 2494 to 1928 Mrs.
Wiesman and Jess Cox rolled a pretty game
Tor the girls with marks of 579 and 546.
Sanctions must be in before the end of
this week and boWlers of all teams rolling
the matter up with their Captains T s. in pAs a
hnal effort to make indianapolis 100 per
cent organized.
Milt Wimberly's TAO total held onto the
lead in the Kay Jewelry 100 scratch sin
giles sweepstakes at the Illinois alleys Sat-
urdaY and Sunday. and now has but one
more week to hold up to be declared the
winner The play this past weekend
foqnd lou 1 Wimberly again in the pocket for
conner. in the sweepstakes game. finished
second with 677.
Mrs Eddie Meyers 674 total Friday
night placed her on the top of the in
dividual list Of the Block Optical League
With seasons mark of 1874 Jess
Prltchett's girls led the field in team play,
having clean slate of twenty-one wins
for the season.
Alichaelis Builders cut down the lead of
Casady Fuel to one game in the st.
Philips No. ] League, when they took
three. games from Kistner-M Niece. as the
Casady team lost two to Markey Auto.
Kirschner Service and Trule also lost two
to Prima Beverage and Geisen Product.
Jerry Prochaska eopped top honors with
mark of $50. Schleimer rolled 628;
Wimberly. 62S. and j. Barrett, SIS.
Harshman is stiM the best in the
Standard Oil League. leading Bellies by
two pins. In team play. Polarine is on
top. one game ahead of Bovinal with
record OF Is and g.
Eddie Schott finds the Fountain SQUARE
drives to his liking. leading the Recrea-
tion loop with mark of 2o5. Pete Ernest
The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26
Wood Breaks
Speed Record
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Gar Wood
of Detroit, Americas leading speed
boat driver, today held the unof-
ficial United States record Of
104019 miles per hour. He estab-
lished the mark on the Harlem
river, in Miss America TX, during
Mayor Walkers regatta for the un-
employed Sunday. The old and Of
fetal mark of 103 miles per hour
was set by Wood in Florida early
this year
Wood was striving to break the
world record of ITO miles per hour
held by Kaye Don, British driver,
made IN Miss England H. Drift
wood and a narrow and winding
course presented a handicap for
Wood. Twice he was forced to
change propellors after contact with
stray crates and spars. More than
100000 spectators attended the
regatta