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when Connie Mack sold SIM
mons he got rid of rs per cent Of
his attack. and his threat. Who will
hit behind Foxx now? Watch the
bases on balls Jimmy gets. Now, I
am not saying that Philadelphia is
hopeless-not with that pitching
staff. Cramer and Coleman look
ike pretty good outfielders, too. But
the other clubs have played right
down our alley.
Z still, those deals should benefit
the game. Our own club looks good
as it is. Don't give up on Crosetti
at short. For a nervous kid looking
at American League pitching for the
first time he did darned well last
season. And he took a chance on
anything and everything in the
field"
In line with the changes being
made by big league clubs, Ruth said
he would cut at least one week of
his personal training season.
Why, I'm3 only four pounds over
playing weight now" he boasted.
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Strong Cage
Teams Play

Three of the strongest teams in
the Central States anniversary
tournament are scheduled to play
their initial contests tonight as eight
more quntets lineup for first round
matches at Dearborn hotel. The
contest between the Union Printers
and Anderson National Guard head
lines the card. Union Printers, along
with Eli Lilly and Flanner and
Buchanan, are rated as the strongest
outfits in the meet. The schedule
follows:
Z P. Mast Tenth Street Merchants
vs.. North Side Clippers.
7:50-Union Printers VS.. American Ma
tional Guard.
s:40-Eli Lilly VS.. Emerson Merchants.
9:s0-Flanner and Buchanan VS.. Candy
st. Philips, Blocks. Rhodius and Irving
when they turned in victories in their
opening game Tuesday night. st. Philips,
held to a to tie during the first half
spurted in the second round period and
collected twelve field goals to down the
Indianapolis Morris Plan, 81 to %. William
H Block quintet, led by Fletcher, husky
center. turned in 80 to IS triumph over
the Vagabond club. Rhodius downed
Wonder Bakers. 81 to II; and Irvington
Troians trimmed N. & M. Garage, 80
to 10.
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Purdue Cridmen Get Letter
Awards After 23-Year Wait

voted the awards to right an "un-
warranted slight" Athletic Director
A. N. Kellogg said.
Two of the seventeen men on the
1909 squad have died and one other
could not be located. Those receiy-
ing letters follow:
F.. W. .Eggeman Fort Wayne. Ind: G..
SSIhrlStiansen. Oak Park. Ill: H, j. Faiiber.
81 81, Louis Mo; w. H. Hanna. Detroit,
Mlcn:: W. C. Speck. Columbus o.. E. r
smith Indianapolis: D. Kassabaum. De-
trolt. Mich: L. A. Geupel, Lebanon. Ind. ;
.. qrWItz. LAFAYETTE. Ind; c. D Franks.
Kans.; D. H. Miley. Dowagsac. Mich: g.
Il: FLETCHER che Joliet Ill; H; A. sebeld, Cold
water. MICH: W. K, Mitchell address un-
KnoWn1; j. w. Mcfarland (deceased), and
L. E. Eisensmith deceased.
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It's high-scoring machine which
will take the pine strips against But
Ter. -Four victories in as many
starts, with 181 points against 70
for the opposition, is the record of
the Hilltoppers.
Michigan U. has been toppled
twice, 81 to 81 the first time and 30
to % last Saturday. Olivet, with
seven veterans back from last years
state championship team, was wal
loped So to 6, and Hope tumbled, 63
to 10.
Western State has thrown two
scares into the Bulldog camp, the
local five staging a brilliant rally to
win by three points here last year.
Hinkle planned a heavy workout
today following Tuesdays light ses-
sion after the loss to Pitt Monday.
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salaries. And when I quit am
afraid that baseball will go right
back to the $4,000 to $4,000 con-
tracts TINT were the usual thing
when I began to crash those home
runs in 1919.
THE magnates would do a terrible
thing if they cheapened the game.
I was glad to learn that the
economy howlers were stopped at
the meeting last week"
THE interviewer asked Ruth what
Il had become of the proposition
to make him manager of the Boston
Red Sox, with a financial interest
in the club.
1T was real hot for while, but it
seems to have died out" he replied
Il certainly would hate to quit New
York while I still was active as a
player. This is my home. 1t always
viii be my home. I love Boston. too.
It's fans are very appreciative and
first division club at Fenway park
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nv DANIEL Nj. DANIEL

New York WorId-TeIeTram Sports Writer
NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-Babe
~ Ruth had been busy packing
a lot of clothes for the poor around
the Havelock, N. c.. camp, where he
recently did a little deer and wild
turkey shooting.
Claire, his wife, was addressing
some of the GAS Christmas cards
the Ruths make it habit to send
out every year.
George Herman, now turned art
lconnoisseur, stopped to point out
the beauties of a couple of old Eng
lish hunt prints which adorned the
walls Of the Ruth apartment.
THE first thing they ask me now
Is, How about your contract for
1882 Folks seem to be more con-
cerned about it than am" the
Babe laughed.
well, have been signing with
Colonel Rupert since 1920. and he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21
By Eddie Ash
Red Sox Forgotten Team of Baseball
Manager of Cox Presents His Views
Giants are Stuck For Hard Spring Tour

MARTY MANUS and his forgotten Red Sox" are still
IN the American League and not thing has been done
10 help the cellar dweer. It's good baseball town gone to
seed insofar as the junior major loop is concerned
There talk campaign
american League clubs assist
track some talent Boston effort to float
IeaVe at Boston, but at this writing the
tossed me except the form Of second sngers unoaded
W e Whe SoX exchange for another
to promising pitchers, Durham
McNanu position rolling in the
home Loan Bank ghh-p
are down and almost out and the lone boast left Chief
e TACT ne has job Moreover the winter
was treasured of employment nothing going nowhere nothing
aght and sentenced to the hole again year.
us lar back the king
last won the pennsn in 1913 outhpaw
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OHPay Roll
By United Press

~ Cnited Press
DALLAS, Tex, Dec. I'll
~ Mildred Babe Didrikson,
girl Olympic star, today was
among the unemployed as far
as the Employers Casualty
Company is concerned. officials
for the firm where the athlete
has been a clerk for two years
said she had been dropped
from the pay roll for failure to
report. 1t was the second time
Miss Didrikson and the con-
Germ parted.
The athlete cleaned out her
desk and departed without a
word, officials said. Her depar-
ture was the latest develop
ment in a many-sided contro-
versy which began two weeks
ago when her picture appeared
in an automobile advertise
ment.
The Amateur Athletic Union
suspended Miss Didrikson as
an amateur, though she denied
consenting to use of the pic
ture or receiving pay for it. She
was in south Texas today.
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runner DISCUSSES TRACY's CHALLENGERs

EF runner manager of the pugisc assignments Tracy
- e local chin thumper
WIN declaration that he is willing
Jackie Purvs if Pus will pounds up $500
10 guarantee that pondage the
Ie 70 go to Cox in the event Jackie
runner said Cox weighed 39 for his
Garden New York but explained the gave
the tonnage 40
hese terms within the thirty providing
me comes forward with reasonable
ACCORDING TO ITacys business meeting
ing "t wizard Brown fashy Hooer Opounder ouboxed
oeleaed Harry Dubnky at Mnce This
with Cox IN two clashes Runner said a
mix under las promoon meets with his approval
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would make fortune. But a COM
mittee composed of the six leading
managers of all time could not make
any Roadway with the Red Sox as
they stand today. I sure would hate
to finish up a has been in the eel
lar.
However, everything I am, every
thing have, 1 owe to baseball. If
the game sends me to Boston,-well,
that would be that.
"T HAVE been analyzing all those
4 trades and the answer is an
other world series for the Babe,
the big fellow chuckled.
The Browns got the better of
that big deal with the Senators, and
the White Sox havs been strength
ened through purchase of Simmons,
Dykes and Haas and getting Rhyme
and Durham from the Red Sox.
With our star rockies benefting
from experience the Yankees VIII be
stronger.
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Bdchn1an Is
Free Agent

By United Press
GAINESVILLE, Fla, Dec. 21.-
Charles w. Bachman, head football
coach at the University of Florida
for the last five years, resigned
Tuesday night following announce
ment Of proposed salary cuts and
personnel reductions in the ath-
letlc department at the university.
The Florida mentor, one of Knute
Rockne's pupils, had a record of
twenty-seven victories, eighteen de-
feats and three ties during his five
year regime.
Bachman coached for eight years
at Kansas Aggies and previously at
Northwestern and De Paw.
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sophomore forward, pushed a re-
bound into the basket and Adolph
Gorychka tossed in the winning bas-
ket minute later.
Dickey OF Indiana missed a
chance to break the Hilltop lead
with fifty seconds to play, when his
short shot rolled around the rim
Of the basket and out again.
Marquettes ability to score free
throws won the game. Each team
scored seven field goals, but Mar
quette accounted for seven free
throws, while Indiana made six
points on fouls.
Marquette was in front, 10 to 9.
at the half, but the lead changed
repeatedly during the second half
and it was either teams game until
the final gun sounded.
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PUTTING TERRY ON THE SPOT

OY STONEAM of the supposed to have x-
pressed the opinion that
Ground FASTENERS in the spring of 1882 physical
We-pelng OF the athletes
permitted another party to draw another schedule
1883 will
the southland for fourteen one-day
mats large and tedious order and puts burden Terry,
new at the outset OF his first starting
aco IN California Will start early March grind on
Inc Giants brigade will be kept pounding games
on ue coast across country and finally
e Army Cadets ON the day before season opens
Ihly-tWo tits
Gals hope to toss i'll a couple Of
Bill Terry sure to feel the a
ne ahos back in he
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SKIRWIN IN TWO TILTS

H. Skirwin of Bloomington will
play two contests in the Indiana
three-cushion billiard tourney at
Coolers today, meeting Joe Miller
in an afternoon tilt and Joe Fox
tonight.
Lou Spivey, former champion, de-
feated Leonard Cook, so to 40, il
an eighty-nine-inning match Tues
day. Spivey had high run of five
and Cook six
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Unbeaten Western State
Five Butler Foe Thursday

The toughest foe the Bulldogs
have met this season-that's the
way that they describe Buck Reads
unbeaten Western State quintet,
which invades the Fairview court on
Thursday night.
Big Bill Perigo, the Ianky Delphi
(Ind) star, again is the ace of the
powerful Kalamazoo CMich) quin-
tet. He's the key man of the Hill
toppers' offense and has carried off
scoring honors in four games this
year.
Bulldog fans still recall the daz-
cling, speedy attack uncorked by
the Western Staters here last year.
Hanna, the midget forward, who led
the charge, lis starring with Perigo
again this year, as is Leiphan, stel-
lar guard.
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Butler Sets
Relay Event

Invitations have been mailed to
129 universities and colleges in the
country to participate in the first
annual Butler indoor relays.
scheduled for the night of March
25 at the Fairview fieldhouse. The
meet is planned to take the place of
Illinois relays, abandoned last year.
Eight championship events are
scheduled, Including one, two and
four-mile relays and a medley re-
lay. Individual events include the
sixty-yard dash, high jump, pole
vault, and shot put A sixty-yard
high hurdle race may be added.
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Gilbert Rides
l98th Winner

By Times Special
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-Johnny
Gilbert was two short of the 200
mark today in his quest for premier
jockey laurels of 1882. The 17-year-
old sensation scored a double Tues
day at the Jefferson park oval to
boost his string of victories for the
year to 1913, giving him lead of
six over his bitter rival, Hank
Mills.
Gilbert scored on Jack Biener in
the first race and then raced to an
easy win on Justin in the fifth and
feature event. The best Mills could
do was a fourth.
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Marquette Hands Indiana
First Cage Loss, II to 20

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 21.-Marquette
university's basketball team won a
thrilling rough and tumble game
from the previously indicated In
diana U. five, 81 to 20, here Tues
day night.
Trailing by three points with three
minutes to play, Ray Morstadt,
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QUAKERS WIN AGAIN

Maze Leads Earlham to Victory
Over HaverfOrd in East.
By Times Special
HAVERFORD, Pa, Dec. 81. -
Earlham (Ind0 college turned in its
second victory in the east Tuesday
night, humping Haverford, A to 81.
Gene Maze, the 6-foot-5-inch
center with the Hoosiers, topped
the scorers with fourteen points.
Bowers Snagged eleven points and
johnson nine. Earlham led, 20 to
IL, at the half.
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HARVARD METER HOME

Charles F. Feibleman, member Of
the Harvard university freshman
basketball team, returned to In
dianapolis today to spend the holt
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ISidore Feibleman, 1862 Ruckle
street. A graduate of Shortridge,
young Feibleman is enrolled in the
Harvard law school.
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consecutive season. He yielded only 284 runs for each
contest in 292 innings, distributed through forty -four
games. This average was not as good his 2O5 for
1881.
Lefty, who last year gained the double distinction
Of first place in earned and winning percentage
slumped to fifth in the latter column for 1892 with
70 victories and 10 defeats for TIA Last year he won
81 and lost for 1856, the highest average for any
major league hurler since 1900. Injuries which kept
him out of the game for three weeks in mid-season
may have contributed to the slump
Johnny Allen, the Yanks firebalI hurler achieved
the best winning percentage in his first full year as
starting pitcher in the big leagues He won II and
lest only games for BIO athnuoh oi,ntl,
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La Bdrbd to
Battle Paul

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Fidel La;
Barba will arrive here Thursday by
plane from New York to battle
Tommy Paul, N. B. A featherweight
champion, in non-title bout at the
Chicago stadium Dec. 90.
Billy Jones, Negro light heavy
weight from Philadelphia, has agreed
to terms for a bout against Make
Rosenbloom, former titleholder.
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By United Press

u y CHft6d HIeSS
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. I'll
After waiting twenty-three years,
members of the 1909 Purdue uni
versity football team will be given
varsity letters.
During the 1909 season, the Boil
ermakers won only two of seven
contests and the Purdue Athletic
Association was so dissatisfied that
it failed to act on recommendations
for seventeen varsity awards.
But the insignia board Tuesday
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STUHLDREHER RENAMED

Former Irish Grid Star Signs at
Villanova for One Year.
By United Press
VILLANOVA, Pa, Dec. 21.-Re-
appointment of Harry Stuhldreher,
former Notre Dame star, as coach
of football at Villanova college was
announced Tuesday by the Rev.
John H. Crawford, director of Atl1-
letics. Stuhldreher also was made
a professor of physical education to
assist in developing an intensive
program of intramural athletics.
The appointment was for one
year.
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GOODYEAR FIVE BOWS

By Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. 21.-Good-
year Tire and Rubber five took
another lacing here Tuesday night,
bowling to the Kokomo Phillips Sc
quintet in a National League game,
"a to 90.
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IRISH FORWARD OUT

Cathedral high school cagers con-
tinued practice today for Friday
nights game at JefTersonville.
Coach Joe Dienhart sent his varsity
through long scrimmage Tuesday.
Bob Collier, forward. is out of the
lineup with an infected heel.
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tuesday H. S. Scores

Peru. 80: Horace Mann Gary, a.
Southport. "a: Alumni IS.
Muncie. 20: washington. 10.
Emerson fGaryl. 20: Wallace. "a
Seymour. %: BrownstoWn, u
Anderson. 20. Frankfort. IL
Bloomington. ~: Martihsville. %.
Ross. IL Griffith. II.
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College Scores Tuesday
STATE COLLEGES
Marquette. 81: Indiana, 20.
Nln Iii ", IA. LInN.nr fnt.H 81

. NlAANs NVt4NlHaNEE.N
Marquette 81: Indiana. 20.
Earlham. "A; Haverford. 81.
OTHER COLLEGES
North Dakota state. %: st. Louis, II.
oklahoma, IS: Tulsa. SO.
Kentucky, So; Tulane. II.
ST.. Cloud Mimi Teachers 4S; Duluth
Teachers 49,
wyoming. SO: Creighton. SO (overtimel.
Rio Grande. 81: West Liberty. "a.
st. Thomas 49, La Crosse Teachers, 80.
Emporia Teachers. 80; Durant tOklal
Teachers &c.
Wittenberg. 81: Button. g.
Colorado college. 43: Davis and ElkinS. 80.
Southwestern kansas. %; Edmond
(Oklal Teachers IS.
Fort HAYS kansas. 40; Kearny tNeb9
Teachers. %.
Rockhurst, as; Baker. is.
Washburn. 40: Phillips. 3S.
BRIGHAM Young. 46. Colorado Teach
g Santa anita Clara. 81: Southern California. IS.
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After. losing the first game to Bowes Seal
Fast. the Giesen Product team came back
Pyle and Tourney rolling scores of $50 544
524 and 5l2 for Giesen. Harlan and Nc
PANEL were the only members of the
showing totals Of SCI and 5i2.
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Lazarus and Goldsmith provided the
over for triple win during the Della
ware League series the Coca Cola quintet
pelng. their victims. Tuxedo Feeds won
sandWiched 172 between counts of 225
ana sdnnd 24l for the league leading total of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21
Lefty Grove Again
Leads A. L. Pitchers
Athletics Vet Turns in Lowest Earned Run Mark for
Fourth Year in Row; Johnny Allen Has Best
Win Percentage
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW 0efty) bau hur-
Philadelphia pitcher
American Johnny Yankees
ghhander honors percentage
Official figures released today lowest
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Mic-Lis McCahill won three from Richart
Drugs as Coca Cola won the odd game
Philip No. 1 League play at the club
alleys. Trule and Cassidy Fuel rolled
games at which Giesen Product and Cain
Lunch will shoot later Faust scored an
even 600 to lead the individual play.
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Young Pilot SpIurges

Joe CRONIN, the boy manager,
- supported by Clark Griffith.
Washington owner. just about won
the pennant in the David Harum
league at the recent major baseball
meetings. All told, Cronin discard
ed six players and received the
same number Of new faces.
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Pritchett Recreation League bowlers also
Marble and Tile. Spick and Span Cleaners
Felkner Specials. Sunshine Cleaners and
Ted's Lunch Car defeating Freebooter Bak-
ing Co. Vollmer Meats. Daugherty Bill
lizards. Beanblossom and Dickens Cleaners.
Stanley. Bates and Harbold finished one,
two three with totals of 623 621 and 604
game.
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Statements won three games from Ovens
as Cranes. Mains and Meters won two
from Ledgers. Gas and Cokes during the
Citizens Gas lsouthsidel League series on
the, Fountain Square drives M; SNYDER
r nad games 81 az lSo ana II zfs TO iead THIS
with a 258 for single game honors.
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Marquette C21).

Teetals ,.;7 Totals ...77 =
referee. George Lewis WISCONSIN,. umpire
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The Geiger Candy girls had MAYER. Mil
Ter and Burning rolling totals of 546. Sal
ana 504, ana they took the entire series
best for the losers. -40N
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column with 1858 Another
eo) Ruling rikeout
patsen Rung also placed second yielded with an av
age Of 310 Lyons the Chicago
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Early in the season the members of
the Kingan e. Co. League failed to post
any real scores. but in recent weeks the
night E. Powers boosted the three-eanle
total to 685 with games of 257. 1872 and
246. Rosemeyer rolled $50 with a 265 start
Tor Shamrock. but Powers scoring offset
this; and the. Jordan Tip Top team won
all three. Reliable and La Perla also won
three from Spiced Ham and Indiana as
Circle K won the rubber from Slice-o-Ham.
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Schonecker was back to his old tricks
during the Optical League play. his 247
finish giving him the league leading total
of 615. Bauer was a close second with
COS. The Fox team won three from Para
mount. as American and Continental took
two from Panopticks and Optometrists
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Mains to their liking during the Water
Company play. taking all three games as
Hydrants won two from Pumps. Hartley
ST. that included the high game Of 30
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lockwood Drives won two games from
Roberts Milk. during their series. no 500
counts appearing. The same result ap-
peared during the Illinois National Supply
vs.. Thirtieth and Central Sales series.
the former team. led by Hamilton's 553
taking two games.
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Hoosier A. c. games were decided two
to one, Centennial Press. Barrett Coal
Block Optical and Bowes Seal Fast defeat
ing Indianapolis Office Supply. Coca Cola
Gutzwiller Baking and Potter Coal Lutz
rolled high single game with a 247 while
King was best over the route on 583.
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Led BY Mathews who had a total of 626
with games of 1893. 1893 and 200 the Mil
lion Population Wrecking took all three
games from Pugh and Thomas Cleaners
during the Intermediate League series on
the Uptown alleys.
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The Indianapolis Baseball Club squad was
going along IN line style. taking the first
two games from Harlan Insurance but
9Topped to IA in the final and lost it.
ohea Ied this session with $40. ConoIy
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Parker took all honors for this league
gameaof 264. Sachs helped things with
col and the Shaw Walker team won two
from Meier Packing. Shaw had 63l for
the losing team.
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Lawn featured the play of the Rov
Steele Ladies League. a 232 finish giving
her total of 555. Ostheimer was next
with SAB as Never tossed in a total of
514 to show. Schmidt also passed the 500
mark. scoring 500: Team play resulted in
a triple win for No. 10. Heels and Indian
Vamps, and an odd game win for Held
Floral and Soles from Uppers and Straps.