The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
SECTIONALS IN
TIMES MARBLE
TOURNEY SET
Five Matches Scheduled for
Next Saturday on City
Fairgrounds.

Five more sectional marble
matches will be held next Satur-
DAY morning in The Indianapolis
Times city marble tourney. Play
this week will attract boys and girls
from schools located in the vest
and northwest sections Of the city
and will be held az $50 a. m. on
tennis courts located at Riverside
park Municipal Gardens, Haw-
thorne and Riley Fairgrounds and
Foreign Settlement Fairgrounds.
Boys and girls attending schools
near Fall creek and Thirtieth street
played in the sectional meet held
last Saturday, when Jack hewitt.
10. Of 3755 North Meridian street.
was returned winner.
hewitt and all other sectional
champions will gather at willard
park in June 10 determine the all
city champion. who will be sent to
ocean City. n. J.. 70 compete for
the national stble championship
Gets Free Trip
The lucky boy or girl who goes 10
the national meet goes with all
expenses paid by The Times. A
chaperon viii accompany him so
that no parent need be uneasy
about the welfare Of his or her child
while away.
Wallv Middlesworth. city recrea-
ton director: Lieutenant Frank
Owen and patrolman Tim McMa-
hon. who teach safety programs on
city Fairgrounds during the sum-
MGR. are cooperating in conduct OF
the marble championship. Each
viii be in charge Of one Of the sec
tional centers next Saturday.
owen will referee the games at
Riverside tennis courts. These
courts are new this year and are
located on the scene OF the old run
ming track, near baseball diamond
No. 1 and south Of the Thirtieth
street bridge.
BOYS and girls from schools No.
Al. located at Thirtieth and RAIDER
streets: Holy Angels; No. A, Sugar
Grove avenue and Twenty-first
street. will compete at Riverside.
Also, entrants who live outside the
city, at Flackville, or nearby.
other Tourney Arranged
Tim Mcmahon will referee the
games at Municipal Gardens tennis
court for boys and girls attending
schools No. g.. at 36l5 West Wal
nut street: Holy Trinity; No. IS. at
1851 North Belle Vieu place: No.
50, at 26O0 West Walnut street, and
,mpils attending st. Anthony's
school. who live north Of Michigan
street
Middlesworth will referee the
games at Hawthorne tennis courts,
Belle Vieu place. and Washington
street. for players who attend No.
so school. IS North Belle Vieu place;
No 30. az 40 North Miley avenue;
No So. at 400 Ketcham street: No.
Is. at 1902 West Market street, and
for pupils attending st. Anthony's
school, who live south o. Michigan
street
A representative Of The Times
will referee the games at Foreign
Settlement Fairgrounds. 500 West
Maryland street, for players who
attend No. 5 school, at California
and Washington streets, and ST.
Johns school
No Entry Fec
The match at Riley Fairgrounds
will be for entrants who attend
schools No. 4S. at 1902 York street:
No. u at 1873 South West street and
NO. AZ. at 1910 West Ray street.
There is no entry fee. Marbles
used are furnished by The Times.
Any boy or girl who will not reach
the age Of Is years until after
July l. 1882, is eligible
Boys and girls who attend high
school and are under the age limit
also are eligible and should appear
at the sectional centers nearest their
homes at $50 next Saturday morn
ing. Remember. the time and the
place. Be sure TO be there.