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chos. Frankfort handed the Master
men their only setback of the sea-
son, Is to "a. That doesn't include
that go triple overtime thing with
Logansport.
In an adjoining stall, make room for
Nappanee. If the upstate Bulldogs con-
tinue their present pace. they'll make their
first visit to the state finals in some time.
When NapDanee knocked off Mr.. Left
handed VeIIer's La Porte team the ~ther
night, Owen. regular Bulldog center. was
absent due to an attack of flu. Which
should make La Porte very angry. because
People. who substituted for Owens. ac-
counted for six field goals.
Mr.. Pete Jolly has tested his new COM
bination. and found it satisfactory. Bob
berth and celebrated by bagging five held
goals against Richmond. Kleinfelder.
O0g 0 ack S F3 oct fUSr a a oa
and Mann four.
All the time I thought it was mistake
All this balIyhoO about Anderson PLAYING
at Flora in charity game tonight sounded
funny. It's the Anderson second team.
That's different.
who make excuses after defeats SO i I'm
going to keep mum" about that New
castle Tech game. Notice I didn't say
Tech-Newcastle? But I can't under
stand how it all happened. Guess the
best of basketball teams have to come
down some time. even if it is nice to be in
basketball heaven We've still got
some hard games before tourney time
Frankfort, for instance, next Saturday.
Watch us! LOIS OF TECH.
n +
Dear Boxell-Wonder what's the matter
with that Tech team? Huffman took care
of Edwards Friday night and did they get
trimming? Cathedral sat on the Short
ridge boys Friday night. Those wise
gazabos from Echtay are lucky the Irish
don't play the Campbellmen this year
And watch Cathedral knock off Southport
and Washington when they play em!
KATHEDRAL KID.
P. Sand that ConnerSvifle game Sat-
urday night makes me break into verse:
There once was ball team called Tech
j Who kept getting it right "in the neck"
Till we wondered at last
II 1t would come to pass,
That they'd ever win again, by heckl
K. K.
n
Newcastle. S5: Tech. 8. And the Japanese
are Squawking about China's boycott!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
Two Mat Events Signed

A double windup has been signed
for Friday nights wrestling pro-
gram at the Armory. Hardy Krus-
kamp, Ohio heavy, who defeated
Cyclone Robertson last week, tan
giles with Charlie Stanton for two
out of three falls, the winner Sched-
uled to meet Jumping Joe Savoldi,
former Notre Dame football star,
here Feb. IL.
Bobby Sampson and Blacksmith
Pedigo, popular welterweights, meet
in The other two falls out of three
event. The opener is being ar
ranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
Bows to Layton;
Reiselt Retains Cue Lead

Kieckhefer, Chicago, also a former
titleholder.
Kieckhefer played Jake Schaefer,
the balkline king, today. Reiselt
opposed Layton and Len Kenney,
Chicago, met Frank Scoville, Buff
falo.
Schaefer defeated Allen Hall of
Chicago Monday, SO to 46, in fifty
nine innings. Hall dropped to tenth
place and Schaefer gained a five
way tie for fifth. Jay N. Rozeman
beat Tiff Denton, so to 80, in sixty
seven innings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
State Five
Raps Blue

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. a.
Buffers Bulldogs were victims of
one of the seasons most sensational
cage upSets here Monday night.
Indiana State hardwood paStim-
ers handed Tony Hinkle's tosSers a
35 to 81 setback, the second loss of
the season in twelve starts for But
Ter and the first by Hoosier foe.
With Chestnut and Dowden set
ting the pace, the Sycamores led all
the way, holding an Is to IA edge
at the half. Butler outscored the
locals from the field, thirteen field
goals to twelve, but the Normal five
cashed in on eleven free throws
when the Bulldogs committed sew
enteen personal fouls.
Butler collected but five points at
the gratis stripe Ray Miller, Prof
fit and Chadd topped the losers in
scoring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
Olympic Skate
Champion Hurt
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb. a.
Hopes for one of the bitterest
f1gure-skating duelS in history were
blasted today by announcement
that a knee injury would prevent
ellis Grafstrom of Sweden from
defending his Olympic title against
Karl Schaefer of Austria, worlds
champion.
GraStrom was struck on the left
knee-cap by a heavy camera when
its tripod collapsed on the ice at
one of the Kinks. Grafstrom won
the last two Olympic titles, but
Schaefer won the worlds title at
the Paris competitions, in which
Grafstrom was not entered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
DONOHUE ASKS RAISE

BOSTON, Feb. 2. - Although
offered an increase over his Kansas
City salary last year. Pete Donohue,
veteran pitcher, is asking more and
has returned his unsigned contract
to the Boston Red Sox.
Pitcher Horace M. Lisenbee and
Urban Pickering, third baSeman,
have returned signed contracts to
the Red SOx.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
INDIANA FIVE AT CINCY

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. O.
Two games this week will prepare
Indiana u net warriors for their
final Big Ten games. The Hoosiers
play Xavier at Cincinnati tonight,
and return here to take on Mar
quette on Thursday night.
Northwestern opens the second
semester Big Ten card here Mon
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
Pilot Street Offers Martin
Chance to Set Dizzy Pace

''The lad proved his mettle against
the Athletics" Breadon remarked,
land Manager Street is going to give
him free rein the coming season in
more ways than one. In other
words, Martin will be presented with
the opportunity to exploit himself
from the outset of the campaign. He
was rookie, more or less, during
the regular 1881 season, and was
handled as such. The wraps are off
now
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BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-According to
Sam Breadon, president of the st.
Louis Cardinals, world champions,
manager Gabby Street plans to
permit Pepper Martin to extend
himself this year and strive for the
base-stealing championship of the
National League.
The Pepper Pot was top base-pil-
ferer of the 1881 title series and his
alert and swift work on the paths
supplied an added feature to the
classic.
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SPIVEY CUE VICTOR
Defending Champion Beats Murphy
in State Title Play.

Turning in a high run of seven,
Lou Spivey, defending champion,
wound up his schedule in the state
three-cushion billiard tourney at
Coolers Monday night with So
to-21 victory over Joe Murphy in
a seventy-inning match. Murphy's
best cluster was five.
Harry Cooler, still unbeaten, is
leading the title race. In the only
other match this week, Walker
Ramsey faces Joe Fox Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
Dempsey Stops
Two on Coast
BIZ United Press

By United Press
STOCKTON, Cal, Feb. Jack
Dempsey started another exhibition
tour here Monday night, tipping
over two victims in four rounds and
emerging practically untouched.
Dempsey's left hook dropped bad
News" Johnson, 210, of Bakersfield,
Cal, in the third-round, and Wally
Hunt, 215, Los Angeles, in one
round.
The former champion received
word Monday that the suspension
placed on him by the Mississippi
Athletic commission and N. B. A.
had been lifted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
Irish Swamp
Iowa Cagers
By Times Special

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. e.
Notre Danes hardwood record to-
day contained ten victories in
twelve games by virtue of an easy
33 to Is decision over Iowa U. here
Monday night. With Newbold, De-
Cook, Krause and Norb Grove driv-
ing through for points, Notre Dame
held 20 to edge at half time
The Irish had little difficulty cop
ing with the ragged Iowa offense.
Howard Mof1tt, sophomore senSa-
ton, was the ace of the Hawkeye
offense, getting four field goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
TURF PURSES SLASHED

By Times Special
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. q
Following meeting of the Lou
iSiana Jockey Club directors, it was
learned today that reduction of 5000
will be made in purses at the Fair
Grounds on Feb. 4. The purses now
valued at $1,000 will be reduced to
$500.
Feature races, handicaps and
stakes will not be affected in the
new arrangement, according to John
P. Sullivan, chairman. The move is
due to recent financial losses.
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WILSON TO GET $4,000

BIZ Times Special
BROOKLYN, Feb. Hack Will
son will receive $16,5OO for playing
with the Brooklyn Dodgers this
year.
The pudgy outfielder who set
home run mark of Sc with the Chi
cago Cubs in 1880 but was base
balls biggest "bust" in 1881, when
he hit but thirteen, signed his 1882
contract with the Dodgers here
Monday. He will leave soon for
Hot Springs, Ark, to start training.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
TIGERS TEST FRANKLIN

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 2. -
Tubby Mofett'S De PAW cage
FASTENERS wound up training today
for the return battle with Franklin
college tossers here Wednesday
night.
In an early season battle, the
Tigers defeated Griz Wagners
Franklin five, % to IT.
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BIZ Unitcd Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Another title
contender dropped back a little in
the worlds championship three
cushion billiard tournament Mon
day night when Art Thurnblad, de-
tending champion, was beaten by
Johnny Layton, Sedalia, Mo-, SO to
40, in seventy-four innings.
Thurnblad fell from a tie for sec
ond to tie for third place. Otto
Reiselt, Philadelphia, former cham
pion, still holds first place by a
of one full game over Augie
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
OFF THE Blackboard
BY VERN BOXELL.

A PPARENTLY, Mr.. John Adams
IA is convinced that he has a
good basketball team, but does not
intend to let the fact become too
well known. When the downstate
Alices summarized Columbus, Gray,
who is Mr.. Adams best center, occu-
pied big, warm spot on the bench
during the evenings activities. And
now it comes to light that Metz,
who scored six or seven field goals
in the rout of Columbus, collected
splinters while Mr.. Adams boys
administered % to 16 spanking to
Brazil last week, Gray was back in
action and sniped four field goals.
When all the regulars get on the
floor at the same time Mr.. Adams
should have fair to middlin' ball
club.
Mr.. Norman Very takes it all back.
A few days ago. the DuneIand DribbIer
tagged Mr.. Frank Cash's Washington of
East Chicago bows as the northIand's best.
When Valparaiso knocked 'em off, VERY
ingtOn was to stop General Rollins. the big
center. They're poison on long shots"
says Very. "but when a good guard puts
the clamps on Rollins, their clOse-in game
sadly lacks effectiveness"
And now the Gary scribbler is casting
around for new northern plague"
Examinations at the colleges are over
and the rah-rah bows are getting Under
Wav again this week. Who remembers the
good old davs when examinations meant
bows are getting smarter. Or maybe it's
Just oVer-emphaSiS.
Mr. Tony Hinkle's Butler Bulldogs will
find it profitable to get in some hard ~Ork
this week. Mr.. Branch McCracken is
bringing his Ball State squad down from
Muncie to take on the Bulldogs FRIDAY.
around in the big field house. the little
boys Blue will be in for an interesting. and
perhaps exciting. evening. F'rinstance, like
Monday night at Terre Haute.
Indiana o. plays Xavier at Cincv to-
night. And they. say charity begins at
Butler.
THE wise guys who dust out the
i stalls for dark horse contend
ers in Mr.. Ihsaa'S hoop hysteria are
overlooking good nag in Mr.. A.
B. Masters Jefferson of Lafayette
quintet. Speed and dead-eye shoot
ing are stock in trade of the Prom
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Second German
Sled in Crash
Bv United Press

By United Press
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb. g.
Three German bobSledderS were in
jured today when the second Ger
man bob entry in the Olympic win
ter games left the Mt. Van Hoeven-
burg run and hurtled down the
wooded mountain side.
The injured athletes we're taken
to Lake Placid General hospital,
where one of them was being X
rayed against possible fracture of
the skull.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
FRENCH ACE oUSTED

81 UHtteG FreSS
PARIS, Feb. 2-Jules Ladou-
megue, worlds champion mile run
ner and Frances outstanding Olym-
pic hope, was suspended temporari-
ly today by the French athletic fed
Grafton on charges of professional
ism.
1t is generally believed he will be
reinstated in time for the Olym-
pics at Los Angeles in August.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
GAME GROUP ELECTS
o. S. Imheff Named President of
County Protective Association.

OUUNIy IAUVVCIINU hooUOIhVIUAs
o. Stewart 1mheff was named
president of the Marion County
Fish and Game Protective Associ-
alton at the annual election Mon
day night at the Denison. Jim
Flynn was named president;
H. G. futile, treasurer, and Huston
H. Meyer, secretary.
Garry WinderS, who has served
for three years as president; H. c.
Hendrickson, Ely Yoder, Walter
Roeder and Walter Spangenberger
we're named to the board of direc-
tors and WinderS was appointed
state organizer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
Winter Grid
By Times Special

By Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. a.
1V1 Winter football practice
in the Minnesota fieldhouse
was launched Monday when
forty-five candidates for the
1882 eleven reported to Bernie
Bierman, new head coach. No
body mentioned a word about
over-emphasiS as the stalwarts
went through light PAGES.
Lowell Dawson, back field as
sistant, worked with Bierman.
The squad was separated into
four teams and drilled in
offensive fundamentals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
CAMPBELL ON WAY

By Times Special
LONDON, Feb. 2-Sir Malcolm
Campbell sails tonight for New
York and Daytona Beach, Fla,
where he hopes to break the worlds
automobile speed record which he
set last year. He will make the
attempt late this month.
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Independent Basket Notices

maus, 80 to 49, with P. Whitaker and
McGregor leading the attack. For games
with Brokers write SIT North Illinois street.
st. Patricks won two games over the
weekend, defeating Sunshine Cleaners IS
to rs, and Bond Bread, "a to %. Brad
bury, Haynes and Stuart starred for ST..
Pats.
Pats will play All ~ five tonight at
the Y. M. G. A. gym, at 815 p. m G.
& will furnish the opposition Sunday at
Pennsy gym.
A field goal by Cullivan. former Tech
star, in the last minute of play enabled
Black and Orange quintet to defeat First
PRESBYTERIAN squad, 10 to, II. White and
Stanley sharing for the losers. Black
and Orange desires games with state
quintets on home and home basis. Write
manager of Black and Orange, r. r. II,
Box 172, Indianapolis. New Bethel,
Frankfort, McDougalls, Mooresville Elks
Gosport Blue Monns and Brooklyn
Spades, notice.
Due to a cancellation, Phi Lambda
Epsilon quintet is without a game for
Wednesday night. Call G. Sutton, HUI.
8497 after GAS p. m.
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1. U. RESERVES WIN

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. a.
Indiana U. reserve cage team de-
feated De Paw reserves here Mon
day, 81 to 20, after taking II to
9 lead at the half. Weir paced the
winners and Mccullough led the
losers.
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Six Scraps
at ArnOrv
Cormier and Datto Top
Legion FiStiC Offering
Here Tonight.
THE COMPLETE CARD

Ten Rounds-Johnny Date Cleveland.
VS.. Vernon Cormier. Worcester. Mas:
feathers.
Eight Rounds-AI Holden. Worcester.
Mass. vs.. Johnny Fagg. Clinton: iuniOr
welters.
Six Rounds-SaiIOr Koski. Worcester
Mass. vs. Cowboy Lakewood. Idabel.
Okla. weIters.
six ROunds-EIwin Metz. westviIIe.
ILL.,. VS.. X. o. Crawford. Peru: light
weights.
Four ROunds-BnIy Cox. Indiana polls.
VS.. Jimmie Kidd. Nashville. Team: light
weights.
Four ROunds-Luther Miller. DanviIIe.
ILL.,. vs.. Charley Rafferty,. Indiana DOLLS;
baztams.
BantamweightS, feathers, light
weights and welterS will mingle on
the six-bout f1Stic program at the
armory tonight. Three glove tossers
from Worcester, Mass, will per
form, with Vernon Cormier, feather
weight, leading the down east pack
by appearing in the main go against
Johnny Datto, Cleveland, Filipino.
Cormier twice fought Tracy Cox.
local pride, breaking even on points.
According to Gerald Ely, Legion
matchmaker, Cox rejected offers to
meet Datto before the Hoosier out
grew the feather and junior light
weight poundage.
New faces will be seen in tonights
prelim bill, giving the fans a
change of routine. Al Holden and
Sailor Koski are other Worcester
boxers here with Cormier.
The weigh-in was to take place at
the Armory at 3 o'clock this after
noon, and, as usual, was to be open
to the public. Tonight's show will
start at 9:15.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02
THIRTY NATIONS ENTER

PARIS, Feb. 2.-Thirty nations
will compete in the zone sectionals
for the Davis cup, it was announced
Monday.
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WIGGINs, sCHWAKE SIGN

WIGGINS, SCHWAkE SIGN
By Times Special
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. o.
Chuck Virgins, veteran Indianap-
oils heavyweight, and John Sch
wake of Webster Grove, Mo-, have
been signed for a bout here Feb. 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02

Sixteenth division won hard-fought
day, SO to %. With three minutes to play,
Battery A led by five points. Sixteenth
Division claims forfeit over Spades.
Three Real Silk clubs, Ramblers. Bull
dogs and Pirates. will play St. Pats, East
Tenth Street girls and Lebanon. respec-
Olney gym Thursday. AL Kincaid is
asked to get in touch with J. S. Bruce or
Red Holt at Real Silk.
st. Patricks downed Bond Bread in a
fast game Sunday at PennSy gym, "a to %.
Bond Bread led at the half, IS to IA. Shipp
scored twelve points and Coffin five for
the Saints. while Kleope led the losers.
Industrial League games Thursday will
| pit Diamond Chain against Inland Box
Tenth Merchants at $3.50 and Walgreens
against Flanner- Buchanan at $3.50: The
sayS gym s o co.
WalgreenS thumped Inland Box. 20 to 15
and Diamond Chain defeated East Tenth
Mooresville Elks invade Quincy Thurs
day night, for varsity and reserve team
Cloverdale in their last start, 80 to IS. For
games with Quincy, write Jesse G. Cum
mings, Box "a. Quincy. Ind.
Capitol silents downed Kokomo Trinity.
IS to g. with McHenry leading the at
tack. SllentS tackle Indianapolis Flashes
at deaf school gym tonight.
East Tenth Pirates, with eight victories
in nine starts, would like to book games
In the l4-l6-year-old class with teams
after $50 p. m.
Holy Trinity A. C. METERS with a vic
tory over Kingans in their last start,
tackle Y M. H. A. at Trinity gym at
$3.50 p. m. Wednesday. For games with
TrinitieS call Be- 1905, ask for Joe Ivan.
Real Silk Ramblers added two more
triumphS to their record by downing L.
S. AyreS, 80 to IA, and Real Silk Mite
Hawks, SO to 81. Real Silk Bulldogs lost
to Louisville Springman Girls, last years
Indiana Kentucky A. A. U. champions,
80 to a. For games with Ramblers and
bulldogs call j, S. Bruce at Real Silk.
Riverside Olympics thumped Real silk
Shamrocks. SIS to g. Sunday. and Rhodius
Juniors upset Olympic B team. "a TO 18.
Olympic Girls defeated All-Americans. 20
TO Is. RhodiuS Cubs nosed out Hardwood
Flashes in the opener. % to II.
Chain Gang defeated Frankfort Nc
DougalPs Sunday. 20 to %. in a fast came
at Frankfort. Hickman and King starred
on oHense and Jones and BurkS were best
in return game Thursday at Crooked
SchoolhouSe. Fiftv-ninth and Northwestern
avenue. Black and Orange tangleS with
Bingo A. c. in the opener at 7:30.
3. and K. Brokerage five defea ted EN-
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|. C. SEEKS REVENGE

With Ball State Tonight.
Revenge for an early season "a
to % loss will be sought by Indiana
Central hardwood warriors at Mum
Gle tonight when the Greyhounds
battle Ball State.
The improved local collegians also
face two other road tests this week,
at Manchester Friday and at VAL
paraiso on Saturday.
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Holy Trinity A. C. METERS, with a vic
tory over Kingans in their last start,
$3.50 p. m. Wednesday. For games with
TrinitieS call Be. 1905, ask for Joe Ivan.
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East Tenth Pirates, with eight victories
in nine starts. would like to book games
hav the access ye yms ' ca beF n ss
after $50 D. m.
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Riverside Olympics thumped Real silk
Shamrocks. SIS to 81. Sunday. and Rhodius
Juniors upset Olympic B team "a 10 18.
Olympic Girls defeated All-Americans 20
Flashes in the opener. % to II.
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Capitol SilentS downed Kokomo Trinity,
IS to %, with McHenry leading the at
tack. Silents tackle Indianapolis Flashes
at deaf school gym tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02

Indiana q. plays Xavier at Cincy to-
night And they say charity begins at
home Maybe it's lust a warm-up for
Butler.
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Mooresville Elks invade Quincy Thurs
day night for varsity and reserve team
games with NJ E. Flyers. Flyers defeated
Cloverdale in their last start, 80 to IS. For
games with Quincy, write Jesse G.. Cum
mingS, Box "a. Quincy, Ind
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st. Patrcks downed Bond Bread in a
fast game Sunday at Pennsy gym, "a to %.
Bond Bread led at the half, IS to IA. Shipp
scored twelve points and Coffin five for
the Saints, while Kleope led the losers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-02

Sixteenth division won a hard-fought
game from Battery A at FIT. Harrison Sun
Battery A led by five points. Sixteenth
Division claims a forfeit over Spades.
La gaceta., 1932-05-10

gimento, presentaba Ell texto a.
fernando era I'm documento au-
tentico. Apoya la carta las re-
clamaciones de soberanla de
Italia sobre la costa Este del
mar Adriatico.
Dudas sobre la AUTHENTICATED
de la carta surgieron inmedia-
tamente en- los Estados Unidos.
pero POGO despues la revista pu-
blic6 I'm articulo firmado por
su editor, Ell professor Eugenio
Casanova, manteniendo ell orr
gen fidedigno de la carta.
Los cientificos que han alta
cado ell descubrimiento de Ca
pobianca, aseguran hoy que su
arresto por Justification aporta
la palabra final en- ell case de la
carta de Lincoln.