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THos. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEFEs,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRqggTT55EES r SA1E Of pwE EALgAsIE rT E3
NO; 1925 you STREET SOUTHEAST.
1yr No. s 81 aee to Ht tTss Of fSe
records Of the District Of Columbia, we shall
sell; IN front Of the premises. on TUESDAY.
AID. 1881, AT THREE FfFTEEN O'CLOCK
psml12 lot numbered sig hundred ana thirteen
sai sd plat Of GENT
known for purposes of assessment and taxa
ton as lot numbered six hundred and thir-
hundred and sixty-fve 1861.
in one, two and three years, with Interest
snnualy Deposit Of 500 r.u1iTed P at tim time
Of sale, and the purchaser allowed fifteen
Chase IRON Futthsr Dafsasrs S0D time OF s Sls
.,,. 1.,,. 80, T VERNON g. ;. 6 6shEsEE'
THOMAS BOWLING 4 Co, AUcTIoNEERs
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFEcrs. HOUSE
H3LP GOODS ETC. FOR STORAGE
Notice 6 hereby given that on FRIDAY,
PRfbaY rAERA PIE E 6ST s 4fG dooIs
n nnc D aSftsn OK there w ss s0d 2:
storage charges, etc, due and unpaid, ali
on RR ts s snd
Jones, Consisting 81 hogssh0id sOSds: iaTrni.
barrels and contents, dressers, tables, desks,
chairs, refrigerators, buhets, rugs, cartons
and contents, bookcase, etc; all properties
viz. Lucy 4. Jones. pianos.
(Signed) THOMAS GIBSON,
Manager Central Storage CO.,
mh12. 1928 Washington, ID. @.
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YOUR oPPoRTUNE TIME.

We have several modern homes we will
sell less $3.50 for cash.
MODERN BUNGALOW. S RMS, BATH
RIvERDAL, BET BLXD. AND CAR LINE
PRICED EXCEPTIONALLY low At s.. 7SO
A H. sEIpENSPINNER. So2 BALTIC.
BLVD, RIVERDALE, MD. Hyatts. $50.
R2oMs THE Go Bath LAbE sat
garage; "a acre ground, plenty room for
garden and flowers. Bargain, 1880; $500
cash, balance monthly
Dutch colonial, rooms, tile bath, center
hall, large living room, oak foors through
out, garagei nice corner lot; in perfect
shape, ready to move into. real bargain
for quick sale, $40, 500; $1,000 cash, bal. mo.
2 beautiful building lots, $500 each.
LOUIS KEISER,
Bethesda Bank Bldg, Bethesda, Nd.
Phone Bradley Al0, 13~
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sALE-sUBURBAN.

. WOODBRIDGE. D. G.
open ana Ltghted Daily Until PM.
5AI Ferry st. n,e.--A superb BUNGALOW in
delightful new section. 24ib Perry ct. n. e.
--O-room and sun porch colonial, at an at
tractive price, on convenient terms.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
2377 r. l. Ave. NE North 7203
BUY THESE-SAVE MONEY.
Bowie, Md.-On county I'd. mr.. Catholic
church; "a; 5-rm. bungalow; porches. eel
chance Of lifetime at S3.35o, on terms.
valuable sand and gravel on this property
suitable for cement block, etc.
Springfeid, Md.-2-a.; at station; 5-rm.
modern bungalow; outbldss.; fruit; out of
town owner said sell; much below cost on
Ardmore, Md.-l-a.; 3 T. & b.; cleo: GOOD
outbldEs asking s4,45o; $3.50 cash. balance
MRS. r. w. TRuTTT, Glenn Dale. Bowie s4-J.
N. Z. RYON CO., 1916 N. Y. Ave. Col. O279.
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Information and Arrangements
For Inspection By Phoning
National $500.
IDENTITY BY NUMBER ABOVE.
|.
$500 NORTHEAST, adjoining Stanton
PARK Extraordinary buy. Fine
sss5o-GEoRGETowN; Well located colo
8.
''s2sE%ES modsrs s1f Sl:R vs s' la
RAGE.
a.
1sssO-NEAR PALISADES OF POTOMAC.
Beautiful BUNGALOW, ami, sleep
ing porch peep lot.
s:.5ggEzE s5ns SEs GA5 sg brick tx
with 3-CAR GARAGE.
g..
tS,sSo-NoRTHWEsT, between upper 18th
a aaS lss S SIf y Lot toG 10 IT, DEED eD
2-car garage, In perfect shape.
ss,Soo-NEAR GRANT CIRCLE in Petworth.
ff440S}s'ih- R6f 1's Fl BEEF '0SDi
BED RooMs' j SATas m Raidk;
room Spacious yard.
9.
,lOsSO-cHEyY CHASE D. C.. NEW DE-
roof. colonial. BUiLT-iN GARAGE.
4 real beauty that will appeal.
10. l...
EEW DE MAtTHh s EEER H9 81 Tao.
and and bath bath; Best home in section for
II.
'''''' colonial IN exceptionallz beaatifql
modern improvemsnts.
IL.
'ih'0OeH hsTmns SuNSHEoM b.a Toons.
10.
sil,sSo-cLEvyLANp PARK. BED ROOMS.
Ssllssl9 o 4 s5e suy Ro0nS and con-
Ia.
''1''0ssH rooms H q BED roomsj, BU1ETViN
garage. Many hne features.
Is.
a''o- s56N c BATES p .. & Do sED
with features ~ ''"
10.
3i4,5Oo-WESLEY HEIGHTS DETACHED.
BED ROOMS, 2 BATHS. OH heat,
2-CAR GARAGE. Big wooded lot.
II.
sI4Soo-cLEyELANp sPARK.. DETACHED
CORNER; Center hall lear GA
RAGE. Beautiful lot. OH burner
Is.
si7,So0-BEAUTIFUL wOoDLEY PARK ALL
brick English type. BED ROOMS,
BATHS: 2-CAR GARAGE. Facing
lovely private estate.
1o.
SIS, MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS
New Dutch colonial brick. A won
derfui home Of many features.
20.
s74,5oo-cLEvELAND PARK. DETACHED
ALL BRICK, CORNER BED
s eS2siS';I iot BATHS oil burner
EvENINd PHONE UNTIL Pm.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1917 K ST. Realtors. National $500.
NO CASH DOWN.
1922 Rock Greek Church I'd, rs blocks
west of Ga. ave, and north of N. H. ave.
n.W.-Beautiful 2-story house; rooms, bath.
h.-w.h, cleo; stone front porch; screened
and glassed porches In rear stationary
at 1915 Eye st. NV. Key also &c 36l6 Rock
Greek Church I'd DR.. A. HENRY, INC,
phone Nat. 1878 BUSINESS days only, $50
am, to p.ms
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Aygcs:T.EIl,ocN sA 2

RUTUhk DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER q SON, Auetioneerl
LUNCH Eo4SoY sr ssgsgsfF gF. Sx tUcT'o'
n Notice i hereby Eiysn that On ,sATuN
coMMEScAitSSdH AT whHE 1T " 1ili 4.
81 public auction AZ wESCHLER,s. 81
oae sssrass S t. sio room our eq asn
s ssFe so Ssa y Il .. sss 5.
kSF SFSS 3 ssSiS:aF; 81. Nc g.
mn,, b, JOSEPH F. Ksn6'' resident.
1881 EYE ST. NV. -
TRgsT5Es sALE o. y4LyAsLE RIAL Is
ANS NTck A ssgEIkkPPIHa rSoNT4d 1Ts sroE
FRAME BuIEbfNo co SNSraNnS i sro az
ASD APARTMENTS, ONE STORY n
SITuATB si7 NINTH STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust. dul,
Of the land records Of the district Of coium.,
me IisTss d sTa. s::y VIII e:
% 81 FMSopNDAy Ts NJ BSS s.
ocEock IN IL. si AT F9gNbraaiEI sp
ana premises. situate in the city Of Wash,
as ana being the south thirty (3O) feet front
on Ninth street BY the full depth Of ortsAnai
loL nVe lol IN square four hundred and -four
900, together with the IMPROVEMENT, con-
sisting OF three-story brick building contains
lng store and apartments, situate SIS Ninth
Sreet northwest. and frame building CONF
tainlng store and aDartments, one story in
m'nt ana three stories In rear, situate sii
Nintn street northwest.
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the purchase
ea TneS 70 Re ssid in cash. balance n :w
years, with interest at six per centum PEI
annum. PAYABLE semi-annuany from day 81
safe. secured by deed of trust upon the props
erLy SOLD, or all cash at the option Of the
puEchaser: deposit OF $1,000 viii be res
qmrea AZ tlme OF sale. All conveyancing, re-
eordins, etc. at cost Of purchaser Ternia 81
sale TO- be complied with within thirty "a ~
from day OF sale, otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right 70 resell the property at the
rlsk ana cost of defaultinR purchaser affeT
nYe days advertisements OF such resale n
some Newspaper published IN washington.
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST Co,
By HOWARD MORAN.
(seal.l Attest:
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SAFE on EXCHANGE

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME. 8 RMS.
ami, double garage, chicken house, garden,
"a acre OF ground, for city property. Met.
A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER RESIDENCE.
l4th street near Longfellow. Cost to owner
S3S,000. because of change in business Will
sacrifice for $22,500. First trust, $4,000.
r., 2 b., inciosed breakfast and sleeping
porches, garage, oil burner, Frigidaire,
large veranda, screened, weather-Stripped
and in first-class condition, For appoint
ment to inspect call
II. II. CARTER,
305 Investment Building.
National 417e-Eveniug, Columbia 5424
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SALE-ACREAGE.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

sT. CLEMENTS SHORES, MD.-TWO DE-
sirable lots on bay, restricted; sacrifice for
$500, cash or terms. Address Apt. ais, 1851
Park I'd NV.
ON THE HISTORIC POTOMAC NEAR MT.
Vernon Water front colony; sportsman
PARADISE; community beach and parks;
home, investment, speculative values
Address Box 1917, Star ONCE.
BAY RIDGE
Cottage at Bay Ridge, facing bay, for sale
seven rooms and bath; large lot COTTAGE
eight rooms and bath; rent for season. Bay
Ridge Office, or Baltimore, Plaza 1888.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS OWEN & SON, AUCTTONEERB,
1881 EYE ST. NV.


TRUSTEES s SALE 9E ED vs4gA AEE ovs sEx
ssSiEEbSiESSi oS RESSS sEEsEMisEs S6s ,
by virtue y IF certain sssd Of ps duly
H 1s and S ths Of ss 81 the Of
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustee will
s s at on p9Riif sgfH fToFS Rt shs BHY
OF MtASa AZ AP 1891 At FoUF ocLoGK
Uses, situate in the city Of Washington, Dis
being part Of oTiginal lot nineteen lis) in
scribed as follows, Beginning for the same
on T street twenty. (2o), feet west of the
thence west on said street twenty t2oj feet,
thence south ninety-nine 1891 feet eight and
thence 50 said n sOTss a
onss nchss 70 g e.. f pse sso
s:n S sSsat COST q ' Il. 81. 81
Of the building erected thereon as a party
vail e sSanted By 3 certain decd recorded
records Of tbs, District Of Columbia:
IS in in ons ana
years, with interest at six per eentum per
sale Secured By deed Of trust Upon rO The pgop o.
3 S d.e eos 81 .f SD VIII 6 g ies
recordns etc' at cost Of Terms
e sa iso to Be e o2 With within bin tsen
s s9s ri sk. and cost Of ds1agn
in some newspaper published in WASH
A'ON' THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
BY ALFRED II. IAwssooiaS.e
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BLUE STONE BUNGALOW.
owner will sacrifice; must be sold in ten
days. See me at once. The outstanding
value in Woodridge. Five large rooms, dou-
BILE brick earage. MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood
I'd. ne. North 1888.
3 ACRES OF LAND WITH f-RooM HOUSE
| $500 cash, balance monthly 10 suit purchaser.
PERCY II RUsSELL co.
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BATIsTON-LARGE TWo-sToRY, COM
pletely modernized house on corner lot, 15x
100; hot-water heat, city water. sewer, gas,
electricity and oak fireplace in living room.
real opportunity at $780, terms to suit.
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RENT-SUBURBAN

FOR RENT-.BVNqALows. s. ROOMS,
Va rooms, bath, $50. FULTON r. COR
DON, PEG. ms. Bldg. District 523l, even.
80. CARROLL AVE, TAKOMA PIX, Md
Bird hoor, unfinished, S18; second floor,
s22. Adults. References.
stons residence for a tourist home, on Balti-
more Blvd, near District line Great oppor-
tunity. Mr.. BOSWELL, Hyattsville GIT.
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sIX-ROOM HOUSE, 10 ACRES. $4,000; is
acres, $3.50; IS acres. $4,000; 90 acres,
SO, 500; 10 miles in Md; concrete road.
OWNER, 1921 Mass. ave. Sc.
COUNTRY HOME, ia AGREES GRAVITY
water, Delco light hard road, six miles Mid
dleburg, Va. eight thousand dollars. Ad-
dress Box 1917. Star ONCE.
FLORIST, ATTENTION-LARGE, SPECIALLY
constructed greenhouse with cottage, 2 acres
land sacrifice. DE SHAzO & McNAB, Bond
RldR
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SALF-sUBURBAN.

SUBURBAN HOMEs-sALE AND RENT.
ROBERT e. LOHR, al Cedar st., TakomA
Park, %. @. Ga. 083I.
STUCCO BUNGALOW, RMS. AND BATH;
hot-water heat, oak floors; all modern Inn
provements. Price. $3.50. All. 0636. l5e
GROOM HOUSE. ONE-ACRE LOT. IDEAL
for trucking, flowers or poultry; fronts paved
highway. bus and trolley: 80 minutes from
ments. DE sHAzo & McNAB. Bond Bldg:
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USE you'll CAR. QUICK ACTION;
ACME REALTY & FIN. CO.,
eOS N Y. AVE NV. NAT. 24ss.
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LYON PARK a LOCATED ONLY THREE
BUNGALOW contains an oversize living room
with fireplace, dining room, two bed rooms
and beautiful full tile bath; bnilt-in steps
into two rooms; oversize hot-water heating
plant, designed to heat the attic, where pipes
are roughed in: city water, sewerage, gas,
electricity and garage are some Of the addi-
tional features. You will like this COTTAGE
type home OF white clapboard with It's con-
crete porch, green shutters and handicapped
lot. Priced at 6,s75. on reasonable terms.
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LOANS TO AUTO OWNERS.
DISTRICT FINANCE CO., -
ol3 New York Ave. NV. Met. 2S03.
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VIENNA, VA.---6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
% acres. This beautiful house, charmingly
situated on q gentle knoll, commands won
derful view; rooms of ample size, with bath,
pantry, floored attic and garage; land gently
undulatinR; conveniently reached via Key
Bridge, Chain Bridge or new Memorial
Bridge. An inspection of this property will
be a revelation OF its beauty, merit and pos
sibilities. Price, $i4. $50: terms. s. r.
RAJJER, Vienna, Va, owner. lAH
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SALE-LOTS.

LONGFELLOw ST. NEAR LIST NV
Corner alley; 50X157; water and sewer. Price,
J. DALLAS GRADY,
Dist. el7e. 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
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SIS, 00--MAsSACHUsETTs AVE HEIGHTS.
New Dutch colonial brick. "A won
derfui home Of many features.
See It, -
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AuTo LOANA.
LOANs PROCURED ON
AUTOS & STORE FIXTURES: -
NJ GREENBAIM. 1904 Eye st. NV. 13s

: AUTO IOhINb,
QUICK ACTION.
Courteous seryice=No Indorsements-
e4s New York Ave, Cor. 10th. Dist. e293.
LOW CosT-LONG-TERM LOANg
AUTOMOBILE FINANCE SERVICE
free Free Parking on Lot Next Door.
AUTO LOANS; REFINANCING. OPEN
evenings MR. sTEGEE, Gas Nd. ave. ne.
Lin. OTIS.
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ten contests on tap in the EN-
Roe Junior, Em-Roe Senior and
Municipal loops. Complete schedule:
SATURDAY
Capitol City League
z. c. Atkins vs.. River Avenue, Riverside
Modern woodmen vs.. 1rv Troj.. Rhodius
: Power & Light vs.. state Highway. Gar
Circle City League
Centenary vs.. Mayer Chapel. Brooksloe
broadway VS.. Bethany. Rhodius No. l.
Cooperative League
K. Of P. VS.. Crescent Paper, Garfield
Ind. Bell vs.. Roberts Mix. Riverside
LIly vs., 1ndprs. Bleaching Co.. River
'-~' -'0' SUNDAY
Em-Roe Senior
IndpIs Orioles VS.. Forester Cubs, Rho
American Settlement vs.. Riverside Aces.
Rhodius Cubs vs.. IndpFs. Cardinals.
Riverside No. Z.
Em-Roe Junior
st. Phillip VS.. Beech Grove. Riverside
Assumption VS.. Junior Moose, Riverside
Oriental Bull, Dogs VS.. Western Union.
Municipal League
Y NJ. S. vs. Baster;a. at Garfield.
Riverside Olymplcs vs.. Cubs at River
Keystones vs.. Baker Brothers, at Green
Iinco VS.. Strauss. at Brookside.
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Yves Terrell, Cleveland
Ace, HurlS NO-TIit Tilt
BY DIXON STEWART
Irnlfeh Pres stan Corresnondent

NEW YORK, April 30.-Wesley
Terrell Of Cleveland held a wide
margin over his rivals today in the
race for 1881 major league hurting
honors.
The big, 23-year-old Highlander
turned in his fourth victory Of the
year-and the hftieth of his three
year major league career-Wednes-
day when he shut out the ST. Louis
Browns, 9 to 0, and celebrated the
occasion by making his triumph a
no-hit contest.
Ferrell's masterpiece was the first
hitless major league game since May
8, 1929. when Carl Hubbell pitched
the New York Giants to a 1I-to-0
decision over Pittsburgh, and the
first no-hit game in the American
League since Ted Lyons of the
Chicago White Sox shut out Boston.
6 10 0, on Aug. 81, 1925.
Refuses to Boast
Terrell himself attached little
significance to his feat. and told
the United Press that the hitless
game felt just the same as win
ming any other ball game"
I've never had any ambition to
pitch no-hit game" he said. my
idea is just to get in there and
beat the opposition"
Cleveland baseball fans, however.
regarded the game as proof of
their contention that Ferrell is the
best of modern day pitchers. Fer
rell disputed this honor last sea-
son with Lefty Grove of the Phila-
delphia Athletics and Ted Lyons of
the Chicago White Sox, and his
great start this season promises to
leave no question about the rank
ing.
Terrell has served only two COM
plete years in the majors, as COM
pared to eight years for Lyons and
six years for Grove, and already
has fifty victories. Grove is cred
tied with lit victories, including
two scored this year, and Lyons,
who has not started a game this
season, has won 1876 games.
Was Farm Boy
Like most baseball idols, Terrell
calls a small town his home. He
comes from Guilford Court House,
N. c., where his father operates
a dairy farm, and he credits his
finger strength gained from milking
COWS, with making him a successful
pitcher.
This year Terrell hopes to win
thirty games-a feat which no
pitcher has accomplished in recent
years-and he already has won four
games in five starts. In 1929, his
first year in the majors, he won
tWenty-one games and last year
twenty-five.
Mixes EN- Up
Wednesdays game saw Terrell at
his best. He mixed binding speed
and a dazzling curve with a change
Of pace. Only six runners reached
first, three on errors, and three on
walks.
Not a single ball was hit hard
and only two were knocked out Of
the infield, the other twenty-five
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The Cleveland Indians pounded
two ST.. Louis twirlers for thirteen
hits in winning, to 0, behind Fer
rells unusual performance. Only six
Browns got on base Terrell struck
out eight men. He aided his cause
by hitting a home run and a double,
accounting for four TALES.
Tommy Thomas of the Chicago
White Sox flashed the form that
made him one Of the leagues lead
ing pitchers in 1929 by shutting out
the Detroit Tigers, 3 to O. Thomas
allowed but seven hits. Earl White
hill gave the White Sox only five
safe blows but his four bases on
balls were costly.
Washington Senators defeated the
New York Yankees, 9 to 5. Brown,
although touched for ten hits, went
the distance for the Senators. -Four
hurlers worked for New York and
allowed eleven hits.
Jess Haines held the Pittsburgh
Pirates to four hits as the st. Louis
Cardinals won, z to l. Haines did
not allow a hit for the first seven
innings. Kremer and Osborne
yielded twenty blows.
The victory enabled the Cardinals
to retain their tie for first place in
the National League with the Chi
cago Cubs.
The Cubs, behind the steady
pitching of Ed Baecht, Pacific Coast
rookie, defeated Cincinnati, 3 TO l.
Baecht allowed elevent hits but kept
them scattered. Chicago punched
four Of the seven hits it got. off
Lucas in the fifth inning to score
three runs.
Rrain caused the postponement of
the other game
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-30
Four Bouts Planned

Four bouts will comprise Mondays
mat program at Tomlinson hall.
Speedy Schaeffer, st. Louis, will
make his first appearance in several
months here when he tackles Iota
Shima, japanese, in the semi-final.
After an absence of nearly two
years, Bobby Chick, Texas middle
weight, will return to battle Red
Lindsey of New Orleans, who claims
two draws with Jack Reynolds, in
the main event. Two thirty-minute
time limit bouts will open the card,
first at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-30
WABASH NINE IN ACTION

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, April
30.-Wabash college nine will engage
in its first competition with Buck
eye conference teams here Friday
afternoon as the Little Giants meet
Miami university. The tilt here will
be the first of Miami'S two-game
western invasion, which includes a
contest with De PAW Saturday.
Larry Larsh, big right-hander, prob
ably will draw the mound assign
ment.
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8 Amateurs in
Title Scraps

By Emitted Press
NEW YORK, April 30.-Thirty-
two amateur boxers. hailing from
all sections of the United States,
remained in the running today for
the eight National a. A. U. cham
pionships, which will be decided at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Only one upset was recorded in
the forty bouts Wednesday night.
Henry Surrette OF Boston, heavy
weight title favorite. was defeated
by Homer Brandes of San Fran
cisco. Louis Salica of New York
eliminated Leo Landrigan, Indian
apoE5 bantamweight, il another
feature scrap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-30
GREYHOUNDS TRIUMPH

Indiana Central nine, aided by
eight errors, defeated N. A. G. U.
Wednesday, 7 to 4. The Grey
hounds pushed across five runs in
the fifth inning when Lemme
singled with two on base and
Simons homered with two on the
paths. Ward and Swan hurled for
the winners,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-30
STELLAR MOUND WORK FEATURES BIC LEAGUE BATTLES

Nell King had q $40 series to lead the
individual list. rolling games Of 225. 1875
ana 200 to secure this count. George Nil
Ter was next with 6i6 and Hiner third on
Sliced Bread won three from Pan as
SAT- Rising and Whole Wheat took two
from Ralsin and Rye during the Freebooter
contests on the Delaware alleys.
Selimeyer's good work was wasted when
az n emberS Of the Community team COM
pinned their efforts to take three from the
Marker Drugs. during the Druggists League
play on the Fountain Square alleys. Huns.
johnston and Zaepfel won two from RieS-
beck. Commiskey and Hoffacker during the
other sets. Se!lmeyer took individual
honorS with a 642. while Koehler was next
with 622 which included the high game
OF 247 at the finish
Art Pollard FLASHED one of his old time
games during the Van Camp League play.
scoring 252 TO total 6l9 and lead the
Catsup team to a two-game win over
kraut. Pumpkin and Bean Hole Beans.
also won two from Beans and Spaghetti.
as Pork and Beans took the entire set from
Milk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-30
WILDCATS UPSET IRISH

BIZ Tunes SpecIdI
EVANSTON, Ill, April 3d.
Scoring six runs in the fourth inning
on three hits, two bases on balls and
two errors, Northwestern diamond
FASTENERS nosed out Notre Dame
here Wednesday, 7 to 5.
Fyfe and Kruft. Wildcat hurlers,
held the Irish to four hits.
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Eighteen Games in Six Loops
Carded for |. A. B. A. Mines

Eighteen games in six leagues are
on the indianapolis Amateur base
ball Association program for Satur-
day and Sunday.
Eight games are carded for the
Capitol City, Circle City and Co
operative leagues Saturday, with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-30
OIEGEL IS ELIGIBLE

By United Press
CHICAGO, April 3O.-Leo Diegel,
Aqua Caliente, Mexico, professional,
has been declared eligible to play
on the United States Ryder cup
team against England.
The executive committee of the
Professional Golfers Association
based their ruling on the fact that
Diegel is a United States citizen
and maintains a residence in Cali
fNrnia.
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TENNIS MEET PLANNED

Entries for the annual Crispus
Attacks high school tennis tourney,
to be staged at Douglas park late
in May, will open Monday, Charles
Harry, faculty member in charge,
said today. Play will be held in
boys and girls singles.
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fedCDEQ lillQ std
son form was a
matter of conjec-
cure today among
baseball fans.
Splendid pitch
ing performances,
headed by Wesley
Ferrell's no-hit, no
run e xiii bition,
were turned in on
Wednesday in four
Of the five major
league ga m c S
played.
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COLUMBUS SHIPS INFIELDER
The Columbus Senators have re-
leased Infielder Lee Cunningham
to Danville Of the Three-I League.
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Trotters and Editorial All-Stars of The
Times clash in the second of a seven-gam
series tonight fbl at Highland park Tr9tter,Sg
send McGrath to the mound seeking his
fifth win. Baker will be on the All-Stars'
mound. Catchers are Thorpe and Hunter
Game called at AIS.
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>, The Horns triple win over Monarcbs was
Ta eo Only one sided contest in the Grotto
70 one. Deputies. Blue Devils Tails
GUARDS and FezzeS defeating Masters
1hpS, Drum Corps. Jewellers and Hoofs