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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-12
/. u. Tests
Irish Five
Crimson Seeks Revenge in
Rivalry Fray at South
Bend.

BU Tunes SPECIAL
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. u. -
Notre Dame and Indiana university
will renew basketball rivalry here
tonight when Everett Deans Grim
son snipers come north seeking re-
venge for the 25-to-20 setback
handed them by the Irish last year
at Bloomington.
Seven contests have been played
by the two Hoosier schools since
1908, I. U. winning four times and
Notre Dame three. The Irish won
the 1929 and 1880 struggles.
Five Vets Ready
Five veterans from last season are
expected to start for Coach George
Keogan tonight This combination
may be broken, however, by Ed
Krause, the football star, who also
shines on the hardwood at center.
He is. giving the veteran Ray De-
Cook, who is handicapped by in
jurieS, plenty of competition.
Newbold and Captain Norb Grove
at forwards, and Johnny Baldwin
and Burns, guards, will complete the
lineup. Keogan also has several
strong reserves.
HoOSiers Seek Berths
A wide open battle is being waged
for positions at Indiana university.
Dickey probably will start at CEN
ter, with Pee Wee Campbell at one
forward berth and Sally Suddith,
sophomore sensation, at guard.
zeller has a slight edge over Bla-
grave at the l. U. back guard berth,
but both probably will see action.
Tucker, another sophomore, will
perform at the other forward, but
Hodson may start Sawicki, giant
rookie, may move into the center
position, with Dickey shifting to
fO4-X1-oT-j
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Easy Money

b. United Press
CT. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. r.
~ Jack Dempsey's barnstorm-
ing tour packed in a capacity
crowd of $4,000 here Friday
night for his four exhibition
rounds, but he failed to knock
out his three opponents. Art
Lasky, Minneapolis, went two
rounds with the former worlds
champion. He weathered sew
eral staggering blows Dempsey
dealt. Angus Mcdonald, 215-
pound Canadian, and Jack
Roper, st. Paul. stayed one
round each with Dempsey. Re-
ceipts were $4,000 and Demp-
Sey's share was $4,000.
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was unable to protect himself. He
was down once for a Seven-count
and had taken four counts on a
second knockdown before the bout
was stopped.
THE result completely fooled the
Il wise money" betters who had
made Singer all 8-to-5 favorite
after Battalino weighed in at 1857
pounds to AIS 1873. The betters be-
lieved Battalino, ruler of the 1866
pound class, mad not trained and
that the bout was in the bag" for
Singer.
However. Battalino appeared in
perfect condition and his excess
poundage apparently indicated
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Lance Rich
bourg, Boston Braves outflelder, has
been acquired for the Chicago Cubs,
Manager Rogers Hornsby announced
tooay. The trade was for cash and
one player to be named later. prob
ably during the spring training sea-
son.
Richbourgh is 80, left-handed
hitter and a right-handed thrower.
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in an overtime struggle.
Among the Taylorsville mainstayS
is Phipps, guard, former Shelbyville
high school star, and he will have
the assignment with Linville, an
other Shelby ace, to watch the
Strauss Sharpshooting forwards,
Holz and Chandler.
Two local teams will supply the
curtain raiser, starting action at
2:15.
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Friday Fight Results

At MADISON. SQUARE GARDEN. New
G Go1K-B Fboct BaattalnO i35!s Hartford
York. %: Franta Nekolny. 1861 Czecho-
Sloyakla; stopped. Andy Saviola las New
York, ~; FREDDY Miller. 129a4 Cincin
Eatl. defeated Lew Feldman. 1921 New
york. 49,: Antol Kocsis. 118 Hungary. de.
teated Vidal Gregorio, 1872, Spain. Csl.
AT MILwAUKEE-Buck Everett Gary
md. 1894 technically knocked out John
Saunders. Green BAY, 1862. in the third
AT SAN FRANCISCO-"Mi Midget" VOL
cast. us e, Phila delphia technically
co, 49,.
AT HOLLYWOOD-Mey Grace. 1916.
Los Angeles, decisioned David Velasco.
14712. Mexico, in a ten-round bout
TAT At san a,lI. DIEG5oaEddie MURDOCH, 153,
Diego. fought ten rounds to a draw.
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Graduates


By GHttCd Press
NSSINING, N. Y, Dec. 12.-
~ Sing Sing today incurred"
the loss of one of it's prize ath-
letes.
Red Sexton, one of the
heroes of the prison football
team, and the Babe Ruth" of
the Big House nine, has grad
uated."
The star gridiron passer and
diamond slugger walked
through the iron gates Friday
free man, except that he will
have to make periodic reports
to the state parole board.
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Jones Gains
Title Finals

By United Press
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Dec. 12.-
Gorilla Jones, Akron (O0 Negro,
contender for the worlds middle
weight title, will meet Addonne
Piazza, champion of Italy, in the
final match of the National Boxing
Associations title tournament next
month.
The Ohioan won his way into the
finals by defeating Henry Firpo,
Louisville, KY, in a ten-round elimi-
nation match here Friday night. He
took six rounds and two were even.
Jones weighed 1882, Firpo 1853.
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Singer took a beating which
would have made many a more
sturdy rival quit, and although it
doubtless marked the end of his
career as a front rank fighter, it is
to his everlasting credit that he was
making a sincere effort to crawl to
his feet for tine fifth time when
referee Patsy Haley stopped the
bout.
GINGER was down three times in
~ the first round and twice dur
ing the thirty-one seconds of action
in the second, and not once did he
remain down to take advantage Of
a rest-his total of twenty seconds
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Wabash Withdraws From
Buckeye Sports Conference

Wabash college of Charlottesville,
Ind, provisional member, also
withdrew Both Denison and Wa
bash believed they could not meet
the competition of the association
because present scholastic require
ments are too high and the student
bodies too small.
De Paw university of Green
castle, Ind, another school tempo
rarily member, indicated it would
retain its present status at least I'M
Til after the 1882 football season.
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Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

BOWLERS .CLOTHE 16 CHILDREN
entered into the spirit of the. Clothe-a
Quoted by The Times, the Washington
League of the Illinois alleys taking three
s REs the bo Avs aSg La ge,E the
League and the WOmen's Social League
combining and taking two girls. This
bowling fraternity to sixteen children and
secretaries of other leagues have promised
to report more donors at thei next meet
will the prestige Of bowling followers in
Indianapolis has been boosted beyond esti-
mate: The children benefited, the Cloth-a
Times desire to express their appreciation
TO the ten-pin FASTENERS.
Fall CITY Lager featured the team plav
OF the, Fountain Square League. rolling
5' dS4' ma having games of 1927. 1910 and
start Troy Oil found the range and hit
Tor games OF LOGS and 1852 to total 3,0l3
1noianapoliS Toilet and Apron Supply and
Oetterlng- Litzelman Coal also won two
cR0t M al the T Fa c Rd sa M 27 Edq nS
232 after start of 1877 to total 708. Pier
son had ten in row from the start. out
total $50 Other 600 counts were Ward,
68l; Schleimer. $50: Haltzmayer. COS; Dam
ma: SIG; Bentley, 639: Whetstinef. 6455; oef77
Shaw $50.
| The Lauth Chevrolet team of the Wash
ington League will roll picked team from
the ST Catherine League in special
match game at the Fountain Square alleys
Sunday afternoon at $50 This will be
the first half of a home -and-home series.
the final half to be rolled on the Illinois
alleys at a later date.
The Illinois ALLEYS will stage 400 dou-
bles sweepstakes Saturday and Sunday
An entry fe eof S1.25 per man will be
charged bowling included. A prize of s55
is guaranteed the winning team.
At the Pritchett alleys 200 scratch
singles will be the attraction over the
siso Be- s15s " With lee SIS euar snT for
first place. Each PLAYER rolling in this
event will receive a free chance on a new
bowling. ball. Last week Jake Freiie won
the ball.
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BY DIXON STEWART

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Boxing
IN fans today owed an apology
to AL Singer. the little Bronx
Hebrew who had every attribute
of real champion except a fight
ing heart"
For although the 2l-year-old
Singer. who won and lost the world S
lightweight championship before he
attained his majority, lasted less
than four minutes in his come
back" attempt against featherweight
champion Bat Battalino at Madi-
son Square Garden Friday night,
he effectively disproved the theory
that be lacked courage.
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By United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Ala-
bafna university's vaunted football
team was in Washington today to
defend its honors against three 10
cal unsatisfactory Washing
ton, Catholic U. and Georgetown.
The games, whose proceeds will 60
to charity. will last twenty minutes
each and will be played at Grit
fifth stadium,
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By United Press

BB United Press
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. ia
charter member of the seven-year-
old Buckeye intercollegiate Athletic
Association and an Indiana college
listed as provisional member had
withdrawn from the conference to-
day.
Denison university. Granville, o.
submitted its withdrawal at meet
ing of association officials here Fri
day night. 1t is effective at the end
of the 1892 football season.
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Taylorsville has
W o n e i g h t
straight over the
cream of state
i n d e p endent
quintets, includ-
ing two close
triumphs ov er
the House of
D a v i d team.
Strauss S a y S
nosed out the
same David net
erS last SUNDAY
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College Cage Scores

FRIDAY NIGHT
Butler. q: EVANSVILLE. 10.
Concordia Mimi. 20; North Dakota. ii.
Coe "a: Augustana. 20.
St. Thomas, "a; Stout. 90
DePaul 20; Southern California. 16
Lake Forest. 81: Milwaukee Tech. "A.
Iowa Wesleyan. %; Graceland Is.
st. Olaf, 26; River Falls wis., Teach
ers. 10.
Iowa State Teachers. %; Oklahoma Ag-
gies. q (overtime)
North Dakota state. 40; Moorhead
(Minnl Teachers II.
Wisconsin. 30: Brigham Young Is.
Cincinnati. IL; GEORGETOWN college ky,
Xavier, IS; Cedarville. u.
Lacrosse Teachers, 81; Winona Teach
ers. "a.
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PAIL LAMENT ADJ0URNS

By United Press
LONDON, Dec. 12.-The house of
commons adjourned Friday until
Feb. 2, with a provision for conven-
ing earlier if necessary. A labor
motion demanding re-assembly on
Jan. 4, was defeated overwhelm-
ingly.
The house of lords also adjourned
until Feb. 2.
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GIBBY WEIGH QUITS

81 United Press
BARBOURSVILLE, w. Va. Dec
12.-Gibby WEIGH, former all-Amer-
lea half back at University of Pitts
burgh, today had resigned as head
football coach Of Morris-H Harvey
college. His team this season won
five and lost five games.
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49, JHoc aeIich gyH SATURDAY night when In
4, d j. Tire takes on Flanner- Buchanan
FlasheS and WalgreenS appear evenly
= In Epworth League. games Wednesday.
Central Avenue won from Capitol Avenue
IN an overtime tilt "a to 49, and Franklin
trounced Center, % to IL.
Bedford Limestones will play wilkinson
White Oilers at wilkinson Sunday. For
games write Garland F Alice. wilkinson,
lnd.' or phone No. /. at Shirley
Three games are on the Lutheran Bas-
ketbal Association card at st. Paul hall.
Weghorst and Wright streets for SUNDAY
aTft;sT;n1oons At 100. Bloomington battles
ana Zion tackles st. Paul at $40 Zion.
oe1enolng champion. tops the league with
G 1rir triumphs; St. Paul is also unbeaten
WIN Two victories. EmmauS ranks third
With two wins and loss.
Mars Hill A. C,s defeated indianapolis
winners desire games with teams having
access to gym Call Belmont 0363 ring q.
and ask for Ralph.
A basket team has been organized under
the name of the Black and Orange hve.
It will play in the 16-18-year-old class.
The team is made up. Of high. school and
sac. Games are wanted with teams with
also are wanted jamestown take notice
Call Washington 1924, ring 4, between
$50 and 1880 p. m. and ask for LLOYD or
Luther Out-of-t3wn teams write Black
and Orange five. r. r. II. Box 172.
The Sunshine Cleaners will play the
Kirshbaum i've Sunday at $3.50 at Kirsh-
baum. The Cleaners would like to book
games for other Sundays and will give
games in return on Tuesday nights at
Pennsy gym. Call Talbot $685. during day
and Talbot 1916 at night.
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Strauss Says Takes On
Fast TaylorSviIIe Five
at HooSier Gym Sunday

Strauss Says five will battle the
powerful Taylorsville basket team
Sunday afternoon, 3:15, at the
Hoosier Athletic Club gym and the
contest promises to be thriller.
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NAME MIDWEST STARS
Purdue, Notre Dame Aces to Play
on Coast With Hanley's Team.

BIZ United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Dec. 12.-The
eleven middle west football players,
who with an eastern team selected
by Andy Kerr, Colgate coach, will
play western squad in the annual
east-west shrine game at San
Francisco New Years day have
been selected today by Dick Hanley,
Northwestern coach. The middle
west group includes:
Ends. Teeter. Minnesota: Hewitt. Michi-
gan; tackles. Marvil Northwestern Haub-
rich. Ohio State; guards. Engebretsen.
Northwestern Hoffman. Notre Dame:
center. Miller. Purdue: backs. Rebholz
Wisconsin. Russell Northwestern Purvis
Purdue. and Schwartz, Notre Dame
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SOCCER CLUB PRACTICE
New Players Are Requested to At
tend Practice Sunday.

Indianapolis Soccer Club will hold
practice for new candidates at
Twenty-f1rst and Olney streets Sun
day afternoon at 1870. Manager
Joe McLafferty is seeking new ma
terial for a second team and is
anxious to give every candidate a
trial.
A game will be arranged between
two squads and the public is in
vited to witness the contest. The
A team of the club was compelled to
postpone a game with Cincinnati.
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l. U. SIGN MISSISSIPPI

II u WIN NAADSADSAF I I
By United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 12.-
Scheduling of Mississippi A. & M.
to play in Memorial stadium here
Oct. % brought the Indiana uni
verSity 1882 football program to
completion today.
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BIG TEN TILT SET
Stanford Allows Wildcats to Break
Title for Michigan Tilt.

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Dec. 12.-North-
western and Michigan, Big Ten
football title holders with Purdue,
and co-champions in 1880, will meet
Ann Arbor next Oct. 8, Kenneth l..
Wilson, Northwestern athletic d.
rector, confirmed today.
His announcement followed word
from Stanford university officials
that the game contracted with
Northwestern on that date would be
postponed until 1884 Stanford is
to play here in 1888.
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Score at Half-Butler. Is: Evansville, ?.
Rcferee-Evans tIndianapolisl Umpire
Morrison IndianapoliSl.
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Fishers Red Arrows will play the Cicero
Green five on Wednesday, Dec. 10. The
Red Arrows have not lost a game this year
and have played the strong teams of the
state. The Red Arrows are working hard
town Green Lanterns to be played at
Fishers For games with the Arrows
write Dallas Miller FiShers Ind
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Although George Hargitt is on the side
lines this year the veteran is still very
much interested in the Hollenbeck Press
team. and predicts they will be heard from
as son as their lineup becomes permanent.
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Hare Chevrolet won three games from
the .Wiesmsn Specials. IS Bader Coffee
Hotel Antlers and Bailey Realty took two
from Hoosier Coffee. Johnson Chevrolet and
Marott Shoes during the CITY League series
on the Hotel Antler drives. Larry Rcd
Coble led the bows with three games over
the 200 mark for total of 673: Mills had
655: L. Fox. $50: Johnson. 627: Meyers. 6lS;
Mahoney. sos. and R. Smith. 602
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Saturday night at o'clock the HCosier
Pete Ladies team will roll the Hoosier Pete
team of the Commercial League special
match on the Illinois alleys.
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The Pot of Gold tournament drew an
entry of better than 100 teams to comptete
next two week-ends the first squad taking
the. drives at ! D. m. TO-DAY. The meet IS
first time in its history has club entered
from scratch. the Coca Cola team OF the
Indianapolis League rolling at $3.50 this
afternoon. having team average Of 1,010
pins per game.
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DACK to the league of his for
II mer triumphs comes the vet
ern Southpaw, Jess Petty, recently
signed to a Minneapolis contract.
With indianapolis in 1924, Petty
led the mound merchants of the
A. A. by winning twenty-nine
games and the record earned pro-
motion to the majors. He re-
NAMED on the big line until this
year, winding up the 1881 season
in the Pacific Coast League.
Jess in is fine health this winter
and hopes to convince Miller Off
Gals they made no mistake by
adding him to their roster.
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Race Entries
Saturday
AT JEFFERSON PARE

AT JEFFERSON PARK
First Race claiming: 2-year-olds milel
Mildred Watkins, los; Our Sandy, 100,
Memphis Lass, 106; Bayangon. 1o9; Flair,
10e; Xolcry, 1ol, Verua, 10l; Diana Mede,
10l; Elizabeth w, l06: Peal, 106; Scandal
Sheet, 100; Gold Thorn. i09 Lazy Mary,
l0l; Prince Reno, 106; Prince Tommy
t09 Makanda id9; Beauty Bride. los:
Dancing Boy, 100; Kay Frances, 106; Run
On, 104.
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Washington League games at the Illinois
alleys resulted in triple win for IT.
Harrison and Cossey One Step over City
for Schmitt Insurance. Lauth Chevrolet,
Hoosier Optical. Giesen Iron Brew and In
dianapoliS Paint and Color from Coca
Cola Burdsal Paint. National Refining.
Goodrich Silvertown and Augustiner.
Schmitt Insurance. led the scoring. witch q
and McAllen providing the margin with
counts Of $50. 639 and 626. other 600
counts were Kroner. 6o2: Robbins. 81
Kriner 659 Never. COS. and Bohne. -641.
TT Harrison gained a game on Giesen, ron
Brew and these two clubs are again dead
locked for the lead.
Perfection was best in the Standard Oil
League. taking the entire series from $50
Wis. as Mica. Stanolind Blue. Semdac. At
las Tires and Red Crown Ethvl won two
from Finol Bovinol Polarine. Stanolax and
Red Crown. These games we're rolled on
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Third Race (claimng; s-year olds and
Gertrude Reade, 100; Sis Esther. 99
Colonel Campus. los: Agnes Sorel 1922:
Naz Oar, 1903; livingstone 1885, sistony.
III Master ogden i0S: Social Boy fO2
Austerlitz. 81; Bashful Beau. 1903: uncle
Charlie, 10S; Viola Stinson, 102: Starch.
III. Light Air. 100; Gold Mint. 1908:
Ysrgee, l0S Ed REESE, 1903; Gold Handle.
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Second Race (claiming s-year-olds and
up; six furlongsl Finger Tips. 1902; Miss
Ramsey, los; Fleting Gold, lO7; Flying
Wings 107; Oh Yeah 1907; Silver Wave
ITO; Hieaway, lo7; Ninotte, 1O7; Mar
Petabit lO7; Purple ROBBIE, los: Normahal,
lo7 Molly Hogan, 1902; American Thunder.
lo5 Sweep Past. 1902; Delco Del. 1922
Traumel lo4; Eleanora M, 1909; Monde,
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Basketball

Two promising battles are carded for
East Ienth gym Saturday night when In
dianapohs Flashes atckle Walgreens and
G, d j. Tire takes on Flanner- buchanan
FlasheS and WalgreenS appear evenly
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Fourth Race allowances; 2-year-ods:
six furlongs 109 "a ON.
Cherrycote. l09: Voltamaid. liz: Prince
Farthing 107; Balance All, l04; Simple
Singer. l07 Green Wave, 1909. Camp Doug
104: Marlene 104
a. Gorham & Young Bros. and Delaney
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and seventy yardSl-Titus. 100: Rim Van
Wrinkle l09: Ulunu. l12; Nvack. il2;
Tannerv. Ito. Wotan. lie
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Mars Hill A. Cs defeated INDIANAPOLIS
Spartans, SO. to IS. at Dearborn gym. The
winners desire games with teams having
access to gym Call Belmont $685. ring q.
and ask for Ralph.
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Bedford Limestones will play wilkinson
White Oilers at wilkinson Sunday. For
games write Garland F Alice. wilkinson.
IND, or phone No. 1. at Shirley
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Sixth Race claiming: S-year-olds and
mp; SIX furlongSl-Club House. Ill: Elice
lis; Fiddler, 1i5: What Have YOU l0a:
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Seventh Race iclsiming s-vear-olds and
up mile and siXteenthl-Step Hanite. los:
Shokoloskee. 109 Lieut. Russell 101 His
way, ITO: Prose and Poetry. lis; Come
On, los Essare. i0e
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ALABAMA IN GRID MEET

Weather, clear; track, slow.
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In Epworth League games Wednesday
Central Avenue won from Capitol Avenue
in an overtime tilt "a to 80. and Franklin
trounced Center, % TO H.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-05
CHINESE CUSTER
HITS NEW ZONE
Merchants And Gardeners
Must Leave FrOnteras
Before New Year

TUCSON, Dec. 4.-Seventy Chi
nese merchants and truck gardeners
in the region of Fronteras, Mexico,
will have to leave that district by
January l, according to information
brought to C. c. Courtney, chief
inspector, U. S. Border Patrol, Tue
son district. Courtney obtained his
information through Cinnamon who
have been apprehended in the past
few days at Douglas, Naco and No
gales.
The movement of the Cinnamon
has become more active in the last
week, Courtney said, after a time
wherein few were noted crossing
the international boundary. One
has been caught at Douglas, six at
Naco and 10 in Nogales by officers
of the patrol. The major portion
of the Orientals still below the bor-
der are awaiting the disposition OF
the $50 now in United States jails
before taking any further action.
1t will be on the basis Of the SEN
fences awarded that number for il
legal entry that the plans of the re-
mainder will be based, the officers
believe.