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TOTaIe ~. -. a TO II n
Grimm batted for Hensiek in seven
TnJf1TA DnfTG
Tolals ,.,....... SO 8 IS n II
Angiey batted for Barnhart in ninth.
prlncn ran for AnPleN.

MINNEAPOLIS .............. 90 n w 56d
Indianapolis .s..s....s.s+4 uOf OOS WV U
Runs batted in-Pettv Coonev. Bedore
Sgafoos Tsitt. Smith, Mowry. g.: McMul-
len, 2; Goldman. O., Camel; Ruble, s;
Sticking. Home runs-Ruble. ee-base
hits-McMullen. Harris Camel. Two-base
hits-Riddle. Coonev. McMullen, Goldman,
Smith Sticking Mowry Sacrifice hits
Goldman. McMullen. Camel. Hauser. Dou
bic plays-Goldman to Sigafoos; Smith TO
Hauser Left on bases-Mnneapolis. 8:
Indianapolis. g. Bases on balls-On
Coonev. /: of Campbell 1; off Barnhart,
q Struck out-By Coonev. l. by Hensiek
bv Cooney. Winning pitcher Hensiek.
Losing pitcher-CooneY. Hits-,of Petty.
S in 21-3 innings: of Cooney IL in in
Campbell. / in innings pitched to. 2
men in seventh: of Hensick; 2 in 3 2-S
off Barnhart 2 in % innings: off Ryan,
/ in innings. Umpires-Snyder and
CLAYTON. Time-2;0l,
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8 CHAMPS IN ACTION
Paul, Canzoneri and Chocolate in
Non-TitIe Battles.

81 Times Special
NEW YORK, June 13.-Three
fistic champions are slated for &C
ton this week. Tommy Paul, new
" crowned N. B. A. featherweight
titlehoider, takes on Fidel LaBarba,
former f1yweight king. in ten
round nontitle tussle at Los An
geles on Tuesday.
Tony Canzoneri, lightweight
champion, also is involved in a ten
round nontitle affair, meeting Har-
nv Dublinsky at Chicago on Thurs
day. Kid Chocolate, Cuban Negro
and holder of the junior lightweight
laurels. battles Roger Bernard in a
nontitle ten-rounder at Philadelphia
on Wednesday.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. June -Hogs-Receipts.
$500, including 27l direct, held over none,
active. loo TO mostly i5c higher on 100
lbs. upt lighter weights about steady, bet
ter grade. -60-250 lbs. s365Gs90. mostly
So 90 on around 90 lbs. down; 250-300 lbs
sS.35m3 IS; l3o-l50 lbs mostly S.. 40; sows
cetpts. l,525: calves roo: fairly active;
steers and heifers strong to 25G35c higher.
spots. up more compared with last Non
DAY, better grade FED kinds showing most
advance { $6G6.4o, several loads good
steers. SEAS; common and medium s4.5o6
5.1si cows about steady: beef cows, S3G
3.75. few 81: bulk low cutters and cutter
cows. Sl-50G250; bulls slow, mostly So
down; few at S3.25: vealers steady good
heavyweiehts. s4.50Rs: good to choice
down. Sheep-Receipts 5000; lambs. fully
steady: better grades s725GT.75: bulk
around $3.50; several choice decks held
higher: common and MEDIUM SS.1SG6.75;
palmer throwouts downNard to $3.50 or be-
low fat ewes $l63,
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The City
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS


CyrO Club, luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Mercator Club, luncheon Columbia
Club.
American Chemical Society, luncheon.
Universal Club. luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Republican Veterans, luncheon, Board
League for Hard of Hearing meeting,
1880, Stokes building.
Zonta Club, luncheon, Columbia Club.
Theta Chi, luncheon, Washington.
Architectural Club, luncheon, Archi-
tects' and Builders building.
Young Lawyers Club, luncheon, Wash
ington.
United Credit Bureau, luncheon,
HoOsier Flying Club, meeting, s, Hoo
Sier airport.
Annual reunion of the Parke
County Reunion Association will be
held at Garfield park Sunday
June 26.
The business branch library, Me-
ridian and Ohio streets, began
its summer schedule today. The
library will be open from $50 to 5
daily, except Saturday, when it will
close at l.
Dance given at the Municipal
Gardens community house Satur-
day added $3.50 to a fund for the
maintenance of the Indianapolis
f1remen's band The firemen's or
caestra provided the dance music
The Rainbow Division Veterans
Association has elected Fred Myles
of FIT Wayne, president at it's an
nual convention in the Washington.
Other officers are Howard Max
we'll, Indianapolis, ce-president,
and Stuart A. Tomlinson, Indian
apolis, treasurer.
Greenfield authorities reported to
police today they were holding Carl
Tanner, 1905 North Senate avenue,
on charge of transporting liquor,
based on accusation that an auto
mobile he was driving contained
alcohol. The car was bought here
June 10 in the name of the pris-
oner's wife, Cecilia Tanner.
Police today are searching for
Samuel Little, IS, of 126 West
Twenty second street, who disap-
peared from his home early today,
leaving note which read: You
will find me in Fall creek"
Institutional meeting for city
playground instructors was to be
held this afternoon, speakers to in
clude Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan,
H. w. Middlesworth, director of rec
reation; Miss Marie E. Scott, as
sistant' in the public library. and
supervisors. Another meeting Tues
day will be for both instructors and
life guards.
Committee of the Unemployed
Council was granted tentative per-
mission today by the works board
for use of Tomlinson hall July II
as meeting place for a convention
of the jobleSS, which the commit
tee estimated would be attended by
$500 persons.
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LERM0ND TRACK ACE

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 13.-Lieu-
tenant George w. Lermond of West
Point and the New York A. c. has
emerged from weekend competition
as Americas outstanding Olympic
hope in the 3,000-meter steeplechase
with a record of 9.23:8.
Lermond ran the fastest 5000
meter steeplechase race ever clicked
in America Sunday as the Metro
politan A. A. U. championships and
district Olympic tryouts were COM
pleted.
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Second Game
MINNEAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS

Totals ............24 II
Riddle ran for Anglev in seventh;
Coonev hatted for Bolen in seventh.
(Seven innings; o'clock law
Arinroaroue Onn 200 o.
TnGisnapolis - 010 900 0--i
Runs batted in-McCann. Flowers. Two
base hits-Hale. 2; Harris. Hauser sac
rince hits-Ganzel. Flowers. Taitt. stolen
bases-Smith Hauser. Flowers. Sticking.
Double nlavs-Rosenberg to .Angley; Sick
ihg to Smith to Hauser. Left on bases
on balJsEOn Bolen 6; of VandenberR.. 2.
Struck out-By Bolen, 2: by ysndenoers;
e. Hit Observation-Disclosures. Sticking anq
Hauser nv Bolen. Umpires-Clayton and
SNYDER Time 35.
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Lexington A. Cs defeated Prospect A.
Cs. 20 to 2. Merriweather's fielding was
outstanding for the winners. For games
with Lexingtons write F. Robinson. 2204
Pleasant street.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, June .-Hogs-Receipts s75
workers., ss5oSs.so; mixed. ss4o@ 8 So
bulk, S3.40@S.6o pigs, S363.15; lights 81
9s.lS; roughs, s2a525. Cattie-Receipts
$500 so: fair to choice COWS, s3G3 so;
fair to good bulls. $2.7464; fair to choice
heifers. s5G550; good to choice stockers
s5@6. Calves-Receipts, light; market
strong; choice to extra, S6.25G6.50 fair tc
good. S5G5.50 Sheep and lambs - Re-
cepts. light; market strong; yearlings, 81
$3.50; spring lambs. $4Q7.
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WINGS GET PEPPER

bU Times Special
ROCHESTER. N. Y, June 49,
Ray Pepper. smuggling outfelder,
who WAS taken up by the parent st.
Louis Cardinals early in the cam
paign, has been returned to the
Rochester Red Wings. He hit a
home run in his first game here
Sunday to give the Wings a 2 to l
win over JERSEY City.
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|BrightSpots
| of Business
BY United Press

BY United Press
NEW YORK, June 13-Psssenger traffic
on American Air Transport lines during
the four months ended April 80. showed
gain OF more than 30 per cent over
the corresponding period Of 1881.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steel book
ings in the last four weeks were 50 per
cent above the average rate of awards
for the year to date. The Magazine Steel
said.
DETROIT-Sales of new passenger auto
mobiles during May showed an increase
of 1887 per cent over April. according
to an estimate by R. L. Polk &; Co.
CHICAGo-Grigsby- Grunow co. reported
sales of refrigerators in the first four
months of the year were 305 per cent
above those for the corresponding period
of 1881
DETROIT-Better business sentiment
was reported here with rising retail
trade and industrial employment at the
highest levels with no exception since
May, 1881.
YOUNGSTOWN. o. The Mahonine
Valley Steel Company resumed operations
at its. shoot plant at Niles. O.. idle for
several weeks.
RICHMOND. Va.-Nine of the thirteen
mills of Follansbe Co.. at Follansbe. Va.
resumed operations on account of a jump
in orders from automotive manufacturers.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Rex L. Linn. 57O5 West Morris street.
Nash sedan. from Ohio street and Senate
avenue.
w. D. Renner 314 Lincoln street. Pom
tisc coupe, 65-77a, from Ohio and Della
ware streets
Harold Stewart. 1913 West New York
street: Ford coupe. 69-940. from Georgia
and Noble streets
Fred Phillips 1855 Goodlet avenue. Pom
tiac sedan. from 1855 Goodlet avenue
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Phillips A. B. C.s we're rained out at
Bedford Sunday The AS viii play at
Freetown next Sunday. June rs and
July and 10 are open. The AS are I'M
defeated. State clubs wishing to schedule
a fast Negro team write William Rider
1912 Bellefontaine street. The Phillips
team will work out Tuesday and Friday.
All PLAYERS report bv 5 D. m.
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BIZ United Press


NEW YORK, June 1S.-Potatoes-
dull; southern, S1.25@3 per barrel; Ber-
muda, $5.50@6 per barrel Maine, $1,000
$50 per barrel; Canada, $1@2.15 per
barrel. Sweet potatoes-Market. dull; jer-
sey baskets, 25c@S1.60; southern. 50@90c;
per basket. Flour-Market. quiet; spring
patents, S4.l0M4.40. Pork-Market steady;
mess. s12.5O013. Lard-Market. Arm;
middle west spot. s415@425. Tallow@
Market, steady; special to extra l7s62sc
Dressed poultry-Market quiet: turkeys,
II assoc chickens. 14@27c; fowls, 8019c.
Ducks-Long Islands 12@15c; broiers,
15m30c. Live poultry-Market. steady;
geese, 7G12c; ducks. 8615c; fowls. 10@l7c;
turkeys. Io@2oc; ,roosters. 1o@11c: broil-
Market dull; State whole milk fancy Tey9' to
special, 12@S0c; Young America. 11@11Mc.
Butter-Market. firm receipts. 1884
packages; creamery. special marks, 18d
l81ac. Eggs-Steady; receipts 23.348
cases: nearby white special, 18l3@211ac;
standards, 17M18c: medium, 1412 617c:
rehanded 141ac; Pacific Coasts, 1917 a
2412c; browns, 16623c.
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West Side Aces defeated Bridgeport. Q to
s. The Aces have won four out OF five
games and will play at Mooresville next
Sunday. Games are wanted in july and
August. Out-of-town teams take notice
Write or wire Fred Shinkle 225 North
Sheffield avenue. Indianapolis
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LOTT WINS TWO TITLES

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 49,
George Lott, Chicago tennis star,
held two national clay courts
championships today. He won the
singles title by defeating Bryan
Grant Of Atlanta, and shared the
doubles title with Grant when they
defeated Ed and Cliff Suffer.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens
bnoilers. colored sprtngess, lbs. and up
" feathered. iOc; leghorn and black, IL
lbs and up 13c: cocks and stays. &c; leg.
horn cocks. &c. DUCKS. large white. full
full Gathered and fat. SC. Young snc
old guineas. l5c. Eggs No. ! current re-
ceipts, 81ac. Duck eggs. sc: Loss off fol
2I@22c: under grades. i8@19c. Butterfat
-15c. These prices for healthy stock
free from feed. BY the Wadley Company
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The hard-hitting Forester Cubs downed
the Scott Trucking nine. 81 to l. at Gar
field park SUNDAY. II was an Esn-Roe
senior league game. Burello and Cosaria
MT homers Tor the winners. The Cubs
plaved good ball all around.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. NJ. June 1s.-Hogs-
$3.50: Bulk f5o22o lbs. s "a a5s $50 $50
26o lbs. S3.25Q3.35: IO0-140 lbs. SIS 80;
sows. s2.5og2.65. Cattle-Receipts, 8, 900:
calves. 1000; market opening slow and
steady. except bulls. steady to l5c higher:
steers sS.5096.20; mixed yearling and
heifers. S5M6: cows. S250G350: low cut
terS. sl.25d1.75: top bulls. S275; vealers
$3.50. Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market
steady; good to choice lambs. $500 SIS:
bulk lambs 81 less throwouts. $3.50; tat
ewes SlM1 so.
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The J. W. Bader indians downed the
Frankfort Nickel Plate nine to 4, at T
the Frankfort team to five hits and Struck
cut twelve. Early, Carey. Raw HerloSon
Badgers got their hits in timely spots and
took advantage of the breaks
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Independent, Amateur
Baseball, Notes, Gossip

Kautsky A. c.. strong Indianapolis club
turned back Richmond Blue Sox in an
Eastern Indiana League diamond struggle
az Richmond Sunday, s to 4. Blue Sox
my nara IN the early rounds, but Reynolds
settled down and yielded but two hits in
the last four frames while Theobold. Rich
mond southpaw star weakened in the
closing rounds. Minner with a double and
hp pe3TT e led TIE Wet Richmo9d attack while
for the winners. Wolfes home run over
the fence in left center after 1refrv had
singled in the eighth won the game
Wearer and Beplay, rival second sackers.
turned IN nifty performances.
indianapolis Reserves. with three rookie
tryouts in the lineup. lost to Beech Grove
sunday to 3; Reserves have June 10
games write A. Monroe, 200l Roosevelt
avenue, or call Cherry SAIL All Reserve
PLAYERS must report for practice Wednes-
o'Hara. Sans gained undisputed possess
sion of first place in the Big Six League
sunday when they turned back the Leon
was on to ou Sch% gdd bs
AND was effective in the pinches Camp
bel and koelling al third and short. re-
Spsctiyely. for the winners featured the
defensive play Of the game. Bates. leading
Slugger Of the Sans. continued to hit the
ball hard, getting a single and a triple
which accounted for four of his clubs
state club for July A. Call or write H. L.
Hustedt, 1880 North Dearborn street,
CHERRY 4252-W. Charlottesville. Lebanon
and Columbus, take notice.
The hard-hitting Forester Cubs downed
the Scott Trucking nine 81 to 4. at Gar
n Of esqu suR Rams Burso and an cosaT
MT homers for the. winners. The Cubs
plsved good ball all around.
The. j. W. Bader Indians downed the
Frankfort Nickel Plate nine to 4. at T
r a park. Frankfort Merrill Good held
cut twelve. Early, Carey. Raw HerioSon
Baders got their hits in timely spots and
Badgers got their hits in timely spots and
took advantage of the breaks.
West Side Aces defeated Bridgeport. 9 to
ame Th' ana aces will hag Day won fGGC out Of FIVE
August. out-of-town teams take notice
Sheffield avenue. Indianapolis.
Lexington A. c's defeated Prospect A.
Cs, 20 to a. MeEriweathers fielding was
with Lexingtons write F. Robinson, 22O4
Pleasant street.
Phillips, A., B. c:s we're rained out at
Frsetoown next e Sunday. June 2s and
defeated. State clubs wishing to schedule
a fast Negro team write William Rider.
1912 Beilefontaine street The Phillips
team will work out Tuesday and Friday.
All PLAYERS report bv D. m.
Pounding the ball to all corners the fast
going st. Patrick nine trounced the Shelby
Service team in both games of a double
header played Sunday at Pennsy Park
ID to 0 and 10 to o. 1t was the fifth
straight victory for the Saints Fender
CAST, on the mound for the Saints allowed
the Shelby team but two scratch hits in
the first contest while Burkert also pitched
a shutout in the second game which went
but Ave innings. Ted Arnold and Gene
Loeuer led the hitting attack for the win
ners while Brandt and Dunn played good
fielding games for the service team.
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INVITATION to hold the state
4 junior golf championship over
the Erskine park course in South
Bend has been received by Johnny
Mcguire, prominent local golfer
who has taken over active work of
conducting a tournament this year.
William Heinlein, elected president after
he won the last junior championship in
1890, has since become ineligible and has
MCGUIRE
Cation Mellott, chairman Of junior &C
tiyities at Er ,sS park municipal
board had waived green's fees for the
tournament and that the South Bend or
gsnization would furnish all prizes.
The state amateur championship will
be held at Hammond the week of Aug. 15
event would be staged the week before before
or Just after the amateur event.
n
team of municipal golfers, four of
the six who went to ST. Paul to repre-
sent indianapolis in the national public
links tournament last year, lost an exhi-
bition match with team of Shawnee
course golfers at Louisville, 221. to Az.
Dave Mitchell of indianapolis who was
low medalfst at st. Paul, fired 10 and
was cut of the picture. Johnny Mcclure,
captain of the Hoosier team, banged out
a neat 10 to win his match, but Mike
POlIak and Bill Russell dropped their en-
counters.
Led by Kenneth Loucks George Loucks
and John Crawford who had 76s. South
Grove. golfers defeated Columbus in an
lnterclub match Sunday. 43 to II. Twenty
Crawfords had a rs and George Wagner
a 70 for the locals. Wilbur Gividen
columbus pro, had the best card with
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BIZ United press

CLEVELAND. June .-Butter-Market.
easy; extras, 201ac; standards, 20lac. Eggs
Market, firm; f1rsts, 13c: current re-
ceipts, 1212c. Poultry-Market, steady;
fowls. 12@l3c; medium fowls 13@14c:
Leghorn fowls. 10@12c: heavy broilers'
20@22c; Leghorn broilers, 12Gi5c; ducks
Potatoes-Ohio and New york. soc p SS.
bushel sack; Maine Green Mountain
mostly 81; few, .s1.1o per loO-ib. sack;
Standard of N J 259a 24sz 24A 245I
Soc Vac ........ 67s 624 6%
IexaS Co $4,000. .., -. 1919
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MITCHELL TOPS SHOOT

w. r. Mitchell had high indi-
vidual score of $50 in the first of a
series of practice shoots to determ-
he the members Of the Hoosier
Rifle Clubs team in the state meet.
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BURLESQUE KING DIES
Billy Minsky Started His Career as
Society Reporter.

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 13-Funeral
services will be held today for Billy
Minsky, the man who began his
career as a society reporter, and
ended 1t as king Of American bur-
lesque.
Minsky, Al, died Sunday at his
home.
Born on the lower east side, Min
sky early became reporter. but
was drafted into the theater by his
father when q.
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The business branch library, Me-
ridian and Ohio streets, began
its summer schedule today. The
library will be open from $50 to 5
daily, except Saturday, when it will
close at l.
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AMERICAN ITACTrr

Warrington at st. Louis played as part
OF double header Yesterday.
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
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Here's What You. DO

Save the sales slips that you get with any purchase
made from any Times advertiser. When you make
purchase ask saesperson if that stores sales slip is
eligible in The Indianapolis Times Sales Slip Contest
2-Write statement of 25 words or less telling why
you think the slip should be lucky
3Mai the slips and the statement to Lucky Sales Slip
Editor, The Times.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. June -Battle-Receipts.
200; fairly, active on better grades and
fully steady lower grades. draggy and
weak; best steers and heiferS. early S66
$780, fair showing $5.2565.50 with bulk
common and medium grassers. s4.25@5 5;
bulk cows. $2.5003; few $3.25G350; low
So; few s3.25; light stockers, steady at
mostly s4G5; calves, receipts. 500; steady;
better grades, $465; medium and throw
1000: l0c higher: l70-22o lbs, 1855: 225-
255 lbs, 1895; 260-295 lbs, So 300 lbs. up.
$3.50; 140-165 lbs. s305; 1856 lbs. down.
Receipts, $500; fully steady: bulk bet
ter lambs. $3.50 to mostly 81: fair spring
choice kinds to s7.25 and above: bucks.
mainly $5-5066; medium lambs. $5M5. so;
throwouts. $4d450: bulk fat ewes, sfM
1.50. Saturdays shipments-Cattle, "a:
calves, Bill, and sheep. 1,545.
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(By James T. Hamill 81 Coz
PRICES ARE TO IL NOON
Chicago Stocks OPENING

(By James T. Hamill & co..
June 10
Borg Warner E. 4 Swift g. Co. .. 9ss
Cord Corp $40. 3ialSwift Init 49, 1873
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STOCK MARKET
IRREGULAR IN
NARROW RANGE
Leading Issues Mixed; Few
Gains Distributed
About List.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for SAT-
urday 1927 I'd OIL Average of twenty
rails 1882. up 10 Average Of twenty
utilities 1892, up .05.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By- Thomson 81 McKinnon)
June IL
Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, June l1.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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United Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June ls.-Bogs-
Market, ,5G20c lower: l6o-3l0 lbs. $40;
$50 lbs. ss.2s; 25O-275 lbs, $375; 275-3Oo
lbs, $40; 3S0-3c5 lbs. s3.o5: i40-l60 lbs.
s3.25; l20-l40 lbs. S315 l00-120 lbs, IS:
rouehs, Sass down; top calves, SIS; top
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis at BROOKLYN postponed: rain.
Chicago at Boston. POSTPONED; rain.
Pittsburgh a. New York. postponed; rain.
rain.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Hogs-Receipts, 5000; hold
over, none: mostly steady, top i0c higher:
lbs. s3.5063.6o; pigs $3.50 Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000: grain fed steers on less
weighty active at last weeks advance;
Bulls as cent under week ago cows steaSv
cutter to good steers. s42596 so; bulk
s5.25 to s; yearlings at $3.50; choice me-
dunn weights bullocks. held around 81:
s2.5063.25. Calves-Receipts, 300; strong
to higher. s6.5067: Gull 10 medium also
weights above 200 lbs, S5d6. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 2,00c steady: lambs upwards ia
SITS and So; common throwouts $50
$50; medium TO good yearlings. s4d5.
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BIZ United Press


TOLEDO. June 13.-Cash grain: Grain
Q red. 50051c. Corn-No 2 yellow, $50
$40. Oats-No. 2 white. 2312G24lAc Rye
No. 2. 381aG3si2c. Track prices, 2slac
rate. Wheat-No. 2 red, 4412045c No 1
red 1c premium; No. red, izd3 cents
discount; No. red. 2la@4 cents dis
count. Corn-No. yellow, 29m29I1c:
No. yellow, 28G281ac. Oats-No. 2 white
2Ola@21lac No. white, 191z@2lc Glover
Prime, 50. Alsyke. Cash. $S.75. Butter
Fancy creamery PC Eggs-Extras. 11iz
Gl22c. Hay-Timothy per cwt., 30 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paving 37c for
No. wheat and 37c for No. 2 hard
wheat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13
By United Press

ket. steady; pigs. $3.25G335: light lights,
s3.35d3.50: lights. S350d3k5: mediums.
s3.35n3.50: heavies, s3i5G$35; roughs
and wetheT lambs seG6. So bucks. sSa5.5o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-13

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Games Today
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Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS might.
ST. Paul at Louisville; no game; played
In double header SUNDAY.
Kansas City at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Toledo.