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La gaceta., 1932-08-20

"martir" del "machadismo,"
lego hasta ell extreme de ofen
der a los familiares del primer
magistrate de la RepGblica.
Otros p~eriodistas, cinicos o
"civicos," tambi6n insultaron
a los presidentes Jose Miguel
Gomez y Menoca!, hufgando
en- sus vidas privadas.
Aquellos polvos no t~rajeron
este "fanguito;" pero que ell
pasado y ell presente triste sir
van de lecci6n para e. fTturo
Aver Sc insultaba a los pre-
sidentes y 6stos despreciaban
o perdonaban; hoy, no hay Ii
bertad de palabra, nj de prem
sa, v es un delito figurar 0 des-
tacarse en- la oposici6n.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

Cuando IN joven matrimo-
Mo en- desavenencia Sc presen
to ante I'm iuez del Canada,
anunciando ell proposito de d.
vcrciarse, ell magistrate con
toda seriedad dijo: Ustedes
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
ROYAL

Presenta a Joe +. Brown en-
la divertida cinta c6mica Fire
ma Save My Child, Y a Tom
Mix, en- "Destry Rides Again"
Ell domingo estreno del "Es
cuadr0n Perdido".
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

ortiz de Zdrdte
Magnffico cantante de Opere-
ia y Zarzuela que llegara mana
ma en- ell vapor Cuba, procedente
de la Habana.
Sus amigos y admiradores
iran a recibirlo para darle cor
dial bienvenida.
IReciba nuestro saludo de
bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
CumpLea1OS

CumpLeaIOS
Del inteligente y conocido jo-
ven Ramon Batista, empleado
de la Farmaaa lea Fraternidad.
Cumple hoy 26 amos.
Tn caudal Ne Gventuras es
.cuanto Ie deseCf
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
La cOncurrencid

La cOncurrencld
Que asisti6 anOche al bale de
campesinos que celebraron las
muohachas Y muchach0s del
Club "Hetireia", en- ell Hall del
Convento San Jose, fu6 hume
rosa y selecta.
Entire las gentiles damitas
que Sc congregarOn en- aquella
sala ~suntuosa, Sc destacaban pOr
su gentileza y belleza las siguien
ties senoritas.
Esther Pacheco, vi Antinori.
Josefina Perez, Margarita Gu
terrez, Paquita Diaz, Maria
Leon, Maria Lopez, Dora Sierra
no, Margarita Lopez, Margarita
Guerra, Manuela Alfonso, Auro-
ra Fernandez, Estela Torrens,
Beba Gregory, Esperanto Fol
gueras, Mirta Garcia, Josefina
Acosta, Hortensia Grace, Luisa
Mijares, Alicia Thompson, Ali
cia Zequeira, Julia Velazquez,
Jennie Comaella, Eloina y DA
liza Vazqusz, Ida, Carmen Y Nj
ma Pitisci, Irene Y Nora Sea
glione, Frances y0Mary Italia
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

no, J~osefina Longo, Laura y
Annie Greco, Mary y Elena Gre
co, Agnes Thompson, Rita AL
varez, Grace Alvarez, Jennie
Rosa y Celia Mones, Mary Con-
tie, Elvira Corrales, Sara Cuer-
vo, Edelmira Calleja, Mercedes
Blanco.
Senoras J. Pachec6, P. Acos-
ia M. Garcia, O. Mijares, Dora
Pareja, Gutierrez, Antinori,
Perez, Italiano, Anita Alvarez,
Serrano, Torres, Pitisci.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
LOS MEDICOS Sc DECLARE
RON EN- HUEI GA

Habana, Agosto 20.-El pre-
sidente Machad0 tomara medi
das en- ell dia de hoy para que
no falte asiStencia m6dica a los
miles de enfermoS recluidoS EN-
los sanatorios de las socieda-
DIES Centre Gallego, Centre AS
turiano y Centre de Deepen
dientes.
Todos los m6dicos de esas
sociedades, Y de otras mas que
radican en- la Habana, Sc decla
raron anoche EN- huelga, pol
no haber visto satisfechas sus
peticiones.
Los medicos pretenden que
los socios ricos aunque lleVen
dieZ o mas amos en- esaS socie-
dades, queden sin derech0 a
recibir los beneficios que ell re
| gIamento concede a los socios
de beneficencia.
Las sociedades ofrecieron
una transaction a base de que
no Sc admitan EN- 10 successive
s0cios solteros que tengan mas
de $4,000 de renta al mes "
socios casados que tengan mas
de 100000 de renta mensual
Los medicos Sc defender di
ciendo que hay individuos ri
cos que van a los sanatorios y
con dos pesos Sc evitan de gas
tar $500 8 $1,000 apero los di-
r%ectores de la Union Mutualis-I
Ia aseguran que la actltud de
Jos m6dicos es exagerada e in.
justa, por cuanto quieren anu
lar los reglamentOs ahora vi.
gentes y GUITAR derechos a so
clos que los han c81quistado lc
galmente.
AgreeSn los de la Union Mu
tualista Ne aceptar las con
diciones i lo~mhdicos equi-
valdria a ir arruinando lenta-
mente a has sociedades regio-
males, pOr cuanto de ella Sc a.
partarian los socios pudientes
que ahora tienen y que las 5Eu-
dan en- sus frances dificiles.
Las sociedades regionales
tienen mas de I'm million dA so
clos cubanos y eapafolcs en-
las SOS provincias de la Repd-
blica y este equivale a 'decir
que seas totalidad del puc.
bio cubano Sc opore a las Xa-
geradas pretensiones de los me
dicos.
La actitud de los mGdicos
aparece apoyada hoyApor los
abogados, dentistas, faypaceu
ticos y veteris4o
Durante varias semanas e.
secretari& de sandal,
tie coroner Gespedes,
gestionea encaminadas a errrS4
ell coz pero los mGdicos
mantuV su aetitud, aun
! ! ! Z ! J J
al 5 Sna -
oe "a seguns
chsdo e2 ossi g. es
atndan a
Sc ME
La gaceta., 1932-08-20
Bales

Bales
A las ndeve de la nocM Sc We
rificara ell bale e la Juventud
Hispana, en- ell edificio del Cen
.tro Espanol de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

BOda
Ell Notario Candida Perez,
unto anoche en- matrimonio a
los j6venes Generosa MARTINEZ
y Enrique Cruz, fernando como
testigos los senores Quillermo
Martinez y Leandro Jurado. La
ceremonial tuvo lugar en- la ave-
nida Howard 2702, West Tam
pa.
Una dicha eterna les deseo.
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dido alrededor de 400 tickets.
La gaceta., 1932-08-20

Estaba separada de un es-
poso y este viva Gon un hijo.
Quiso ella rec0nciliarse; Apero
Ell rechaz6 las ofertas de Raz.
Cuando ell hombre fAlleci6,
la esposa reclam6 ell Gadaver
para darle sepultura.
Ell hiNA heredero, Sc opg
so; perdS juez hizo que y
cuerpo VIDA Sc entregara a
A IL bora de la muerte. la
que antaha quiso acompanarlo
hasta Ell horde del sepuIcro.
Sc llama ella Albina w. Far
ell, de Revere, Mass. v ell So
l.aRaha Frank H. Farrell; y
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-General Motors Radio; ; will sell at reasonable price; as good as new. Inquire Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09
NORTHERN LIGHTS

In the Indian Service system, which is directly under the admin istration of Paul w. Gordon, di- rector of education, there are 1O4 schools in Alaska, of which 100 are day, three boarding and one an orphanage. One of them, located at Tanana, is for the blind. One new day school has been estab- lished for this year, at Kipnuk, northeast of Kuskokwim Bay. One boarding school has been closed at Kanakanak, and new one, Wran- gell Institute, at Shoemaker Bay
 near Wrangell, will be opened about October 1. This will be the most modern and best equipped plant in the government school system. The expenditures for the
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09

RATES-Fifteen cents per line first inser ton. Seven and one half cents per lln' for subsequent insertions. Count six av. craze words to . line Minimum charge s' cents
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09
HIGH AND DRY

Aviator Call, who arrived in dark ness last evening from Anchorage, discovered this morning that he had set his aircraft down at high tide and found his ship high and dry. However, it has been a long time since he spent a day here so, until the tide comes in this evening, will renew acquaintance. He goes direct to Bristol Bay from here.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09

current year, including salary ot 21O teachers, will be about $650, ,000 * * *
 The body of Frank Mason, well known Indian, about 40 years old was found lying on the bottom of the harbor near Neeney's Float, of Willoughby avenue. He had ar rived in Juneau two weeks ago from Douglas. Death was caused by drowning, believed to have been accidental.
 The territorial school system has three classes of institutions numbering altogether 90. There are IT in municipalities or incor- pcrated districts which derive from 70 to 80 per cent of their revenues from the Territory, and the rest locally There are 84 rural schools and g special schools, the expenses of which are defrayed entirely by the Territory. Tn the institutions of the first class there are employ ed 168 teachers and the enrolment estimated on the basis of those of previous years, placed at $500. In the GA rural schools and nine special schools 90 instructors will be en- gagged in teaching approximately
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09
AT THE ALASKA SHOP

ALASKA-No. 8529. Cape Resur- rection to Two Arm Bay. July, 1882. Scale, 1:80,000. Size, 28 by 37 in- ches. Price 75c. This new addition has amendments made to the pre- vious edition throughout the chart from surveys made in 1880 by the US. Coast and Geodetic Survey and from other sources.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09
1920 pupils, a total for the Ter ritory of 5,82O pupils.

1 1920 pupils, a total for the Ter ritory of 5,82O pupils.
 * '
 In a fall from scaffold, erected for making repairs to the Catholic church at Atlin, B. C., Rev. Joseph Allard, the pastor, was badly shak- en and bruised. He was taken to Juneau in a seaplane, and is pa tient at St. Ann'S hospital.
 * * *
 A meeting of the Territorial Law Commission has been called to con- vene in Juneau on September 20. This is the first meeting since the creation of the commission two years ago. Members of the com mission are: R. E. Roberts, First division; O. D. Cochran, Second di- vision; Senator A. J. Dimond, Third division, and Charles E. Taylor, Fourth division. The primary duty of the commission is to conduct ex- aminationS of candidates for ad- mission to the Alaska bar. There is only one such application on file at this time-G. w. Nostrand. However, there are others who de- sire to appear and are expected to make applications before the date set for the session.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09

Kodaks and Kodak Supplies-de- veloping, printing, enlarging and picture framing. Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-09

P. Bowling arrived in Seward Thursday from the Moose Pass country.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
OE
INTrRES FOCAL

Las Contribuciones seran au-
nentadas a los propietarios DE-
Tampa en- cuatro milesimas, 81
los presupuestos aprobados a
yer, Ell principle, obtienen la
sanction de los concejales.
Para cubrir los gastos de la
municipalidad Sc requleren
$2,213,9 89, y este dinero debe-
ra ser ragado por los contribu-
,yentes.
FL alcalde Chancey dice, que
no eS possible hacer mayoreS eco
nomias, a causa de estar obliga
da la municipalidad a devolNe1
a los contribuyentes una part
del dinero one gastaran en- i
pavimentaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

ron a dos pitchers de los Yam
KEGS. obteniendo la victoria
con anotaci0n de 10 carrcras
por 3. G6mgz Y Johnson lama
ron per los neoyOrquinos Y FL
sher V Marberry For ell Wash
ington. Lou Gehrig pogo I'm Jon
ron ' Cromin, ell IS del Wash
ington, dispar6 un Quadrangle
lar, IN tribey Y un tubey; West
descarg6 un tribey y IN dob!e y
Reynolds I'm dcb.e y dos sim
pies.
Los Indios de Cleveland con
su victoria de aver sobre los
Browns d. st. Louis, sub!eron
al segundo lugar de la Liga, al
canzando tamblen su nOvena
victoria consecutive. Harder
lanz0 por los vencedores.
Les Medals Rojas de Session
@errotados en- la oncena entra-
ca por los Atleticos, cuando
Jimmy FoXx peg6 un cuadran-
sular. La victoria Sc lie acredit6
: Lefty Grover, que lanZara
en- los dos ultimos innings.
FL Chicago parecia tener e
desafio en- ell refrigerator,
en- la octava entrada, por7ue los
Tigres todavia no habian pisa
do la gonna; pero en- 81 no
veno Sc soltaron las ''fieras'
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

dor, ell Brooklyn venci6 aver a
los Cigantes. con anotaci0A *
8 por l.. La derrota corroSPon-
do a Adolfo Luque por44 t9S
Dodgers lie hicieron 2 a re-
ras en- la octava entrada, Atom
so Lopez peg6 I'm hit y rob6 Il"
base EN- dos veces al bate,
Los pitchers del Boston no pa
dieron cGntener a los hombres
del Filade,fia y estos pegaron
IL hits, alcanzando ell triunfo.
Chuck Klein pogo su tercer cua
triangular de la temCorada, Ell
ell septimo. Whitney, la telcera
base del Filadelfia, pogo 3 hit
e hizo 2 carrera5 en- 4 wees a
bate.
I'm duelo de pitchers fu6 e
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

'hicieron cinco carreras, conqulS
|tando ell triunfo.
New York Sc, Oh, De Wash
'ngtcn. l0c, l3h, o..
st. Louis SC, lOh, 4e; CleVe-
md s., lth, 2c.
Fi'ade'fia Sc, l0h, De; Boston
&c. 11h, lie.
Detroit SC, Oh, Be; Chicago
3c. Tn. lie.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

EMBARGO aver para Miami,
donde iresidira ur termin o de
la Cor,e Criminal, el iuez Aker'
man, que aver mismo retorn6
de New Orleans, donde asistle-
ra a una conferencia de los ju2-
.ces del circuito. FL iuoz Strum,
de jacksonville, vendra a Tam
pa para conceder los papeles de
naturalization a varios indivi-
.duos el proXimo lunes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03


Tn gran jurado del condado
sera organizado en- la manana
dc hoy para estudiar tres casos
de asesinato, en- los cuales apa-
recen acusados Thomas John
son, Daisy Sheppard, Y Robert
Washington. Johnson do muer
te al anciano Mitchell A. Frank
lin la Sheppard sapunale6 a
Kelly Sapp, y Washington apa-
rece como el autor de las heri-
das que causaran la muerte a
Emilio Carta.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03

Firm6 aver el iuez Parks, dc
la Corte del Circuito. un inter
dicto, prohibiendo al municipio
aumchtar la tarifa de aqua a la
subdivision Virginia Parks EN-
IN 500.
Solicit6 ese interdicto el Sr.
John b. Cleveland, recibidor de
las propiedades de Virginia Park
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
EL.TIFNPO

Claro ~para hoy y manana.
Vientos Ariables. Maxima tenn
pcratura aver, IS grades; mini
ma, SO.
Marea eta a la pa a. m. y
| :04 p. m; marea baja, a las
1915 a. m. Y 1886 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-05-03
Que pelado mas bien he
-GQuien tie 10 cort6 asi?

iuego de aver entire los Cubs y
les PIratas, acreditandose a es-
tos la victoria cuando hicieron
2 carreras con sus 4 hits. Los
Cubs. con sus 3 terap@uticos ~
pudieron llegar a la gonna,
Swetonic lanzo por los Piratas y
Malone y Nav por el Chicago.
Cincinnati 1c, All, De.
st. Louis &c. 5h, Re.
Brooklyn &c, III, lie.
New York 1c, 8h, 2e.
Boston &c, III, le,
Filadelfia 7c, 12h, De.
Chicago DC, 3h. Re.
Pittsburg &c, All, lie.
LIGA AMERICANA
los Senadores siguen su ca
rrera triunfal y aver vapulea'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
Six Bouts
on Tonight
Outdoor Season Opens at
Stadium; Cox Meets
fastener.

The outdoor hstic season Will open
in indianapolis tonight when the
Washington A. c. stages its six
bout show under the lights at Perry
stadium. Action in the first prelim
will begin Al $50. The Offering
calls for thirty-four rounds in all.
The ten-round feature will bring
together Tracy Cox. local light
weight contender. and Dominick
Petrone, New York junior light
weight. Cox is a fsvorite TO win.
Petrone. veteran campaigner. will
be making his first appearance in
the HooSier capital.
In other scraps on the card sew
eral local lads Will perform, with
jimmy Fox, Indianapolis, taking on
Henry Hook, Elwood, in the top
six-rounder They are bantam
rivals OF long standing. The COM
plete program follows:
Ten Rounds-Tracy Cox. Indianapolis
vs.. Dominiek Petrone. New York. at IsS
pounds.
Six Rounds-Jimmy Fox. Indiana polls
vs. Henry Hook. Elwood. At IFS pounds.
Six Rounds-Lcfty Nicholson. Shelbyville.
vs.. Raw Drake. indianapolis. az 1i5 pounds.
-Four Rounds-Tommy Merritt. Union CITY
vs.. onie Gaheimer shelbyviIle, at 49,
pounds.
Four Rounds-CliH Stickler. indianapolis,
vs.. Ed Salter, Indiana polls. at 1855 pounds.
-Four Rounds-Jimmy Doll. Indianapolis.
vs.. Eddie Richards. Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
Nelson in
High Jump
Burns in Quarter and Sears
in Half Also Seek
Olympic Trials.

Three Butler track starr are be-
ing groomed by Coach Hermon
Phillips. former United States
Olympic star, for the national in
tercollegiate carnival 20 Chicago
Saturday.
Bert Nelson. famous high jumper;
Bunny Burns. captain and dash
star, and Raymond Sears. fresh
man distance sensation. will be the
Bulldog representatives in the big
Rvent.
Because it is olympic year. fresh
men are permitted 20 enter the
meet 70 qualify for tryouts. Sears
Will be eligible for competition in
the hslf-mile event. an event IN
which he established a mark Of /
minute 81 seconds in an exhibition
d. Milwaukee last week. II pressed
BY strong competition. Phillips be-
1ieves Sears will turn in a much bet
Ger mark.
Nelson. who established a new in
tercollegiate record At Marquette
lat week. is favored TO capture the
high lump Saturday The Bulldog
sce. II he retains his present form.
appears to be certain Olympic
contender
Winners Of first. second and third
places in the national meet Satur-
day automatically qualify for the
Enal team tryouts At Los Angeles.
Burns and Sears also are conceded
strong chances. The former will
compete in the quarter mile. the lat
Der In the mile or half mile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
Lehman Is Only HOOsier to
Qualify for National Open

will comprise the field Of $50 for the
open championship.
Bobby Cruickshank of Port Rich
mond, N. Y, led the Metropolitan
district qualifiers over the canoe
Brook Country Club course at Sum
nit, N. j.. with a 142 for the So
holes, four strokes under par.
Johnny Lehman of Gary was the
only Hoosier TO gain starting
berth. The former Purdue L. star,
an amateur. fired 1914 to gain
a position from the Chicago field
John H. Bird of Milwaukee, who
played in the Indiana open last
year. and Bob Mcdonald OF Chicago
tied for low honors at Chicago. each
scoring a Isl for the thirty-six holes
at Olympia fields.
MasSie Miller and George Stark
OF indianapolis failed to survive at
Cincinnati. Miller had a 72-77-149
and Stark a 77-79-156. Otto Hack
oarth. Cincinnati pro. had 1853 to
top the six qualifiers.
One of the surprising features Of
the play in the twenty centers was
the large number of amateurs who
qualified for the open All Of the
prominent pros survived the first
tests. Chick Evans. veteran Chi
cago amateur. was one prominent
golfer who failed TO qualify.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
Local Golf
Event Set
District Association Title
Play Carded for Three
Courses.

Indianapolis District Golf Asso-
citation fifty-four- hole champion
ship tournament will be staged over
the Highland. indianapolis Country
Club and Meridian Hills courses on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
June 81. % and %. Cliff Wagner,
secretary, announced Today.
With indications the entry list
viii be near $50 this year. Wagner
sounded a warning TO players 10
enter at once and select carly
morning starting times
Players will be permitted to
make up their own foursomes and
select their own starting time so
long as they play early in the Gay,
Wagner said. But IL they must
play in the afternoon. IL will be up
to the association to arrange the
players in foursomes and start
them as they see fit that play may
be expedited and as many players
as possible placed on the course.
Play will be eighteen holes daily
Monday at Highland. Tuesday at
the I. c. c. and the windup Wednes-
day at Meridian Hills. Many prizes
will be offered for low gross and net
scores.
The district association takes in
all territory within radius of sixty
miles OF indianapolis. Membership
is 81 a year Such membership en-
titles play in the annual tourna-
ment without green's fees and pro-
duces the prize fund.
Entries should be mailed to Cliff
Wagner, tenth floor of the Illinois
building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
Tennis Stars
Clay VictOrs
BgUnitcdPrcss

BIZ United Press
MEMPHIS June Process OF
wedding out the minor players in
the opening rounds Of the national
clay courts tennis tournament con-
tinued today with the leading lights
Of the net world helping in the
eliminating.
While only three of the seeded
players saw action in the first day
OF the tournament Monday viz
tually all Of them win play matches
today. Cliff Suffer. New Orleans,
seeded No. 2, had advanced 10 the
fourth round Monday. George Lott.
Chicago. seeded No. l. and Bryan
Grant, Atlanta, seeded No. 4, ad-
vanced easily. Berkeley Bell, New
York. seeded No. 3. won second
round match through default.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
Reds Release
Vet Heilmann
BvTImes special

~ imes special
CINCINNATI. June Another
bld-time diamond star has passed
from the picture Harry Heilmann.
one OF the great among big time
batsmen. whose all-time batting sv-
Prage is .342, was handed his un-
conditional release by the Cincin-
natl Reds Monday.
After fifteen years OF great play
Cor the Detroit Tigers. Heilmann
was bought by the Reds in 1929 He
played but one season, however
arthritis in his right arm forcing
him out Of the game last season. He
tried 10 come back this year. and
although his eye still was keen, his
right wrist had lost its snap and
the power Of his bat and throwing
arm was gone.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
Too Busy
ByUnited Pre-"

Bg United PrrsF
PHILADELPHIA, June T.
Il Connie Mack. who never
leaves his team" missed the
graduation Monday Of his
daughter, Ruth McGillicuddy,
from Mt. st. Joseph academy.
The veteran manager Of the
Philadelphia Athletics was too
busy TO be present, Mrs. Nc
Gillicuddy said.
He had an exhibition game
in Cincinnati MDnday after
noon. and he never leaves his
team" she said.
Because OF the Athletics
western trip. Mack also will
miss the graduating exercises
of his son, Cornelius McGilli-
cuddy Jr.. from the German
town academy on Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
BREWERS RAP BROWNS

MILWAUKEE,. June Hammer
ing Americas Polli, who won twenty
two games for the Brewers last year
for nine hits. the Milwaukee Amer
lean Association club defeated the
st. Louis Browns Of the Amer
lean League here Monday. 2 to 1.
Gullic clouted a triple and double
KeSsenich and Stiles held the
Browns TO five blows
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
ByUnitcdPrcss

BIZ United Prcss
NEW YORK. June Tone
hundred and sixteen golfers have
qualified for the 116 vacant places
in the United States open golf
championship and will prepare at
once for opening of play, Sune %
at Flushing, New York.
The qualf1ers emerged victorious
Monday from field Of nearly
1000 golfers in competitions on
twenty courses. These qualifiers
and thirty-four entrants who were
exempt from proving their ability
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TILDEN TROUPE OPENS
BvUnifcd Press

81 Htffd PTfes
CHICAGO. June William T.
Tilden and his troupe Of tennis pro-
fessionals were to open series Of
matches today on Northwestern
university's courts. Evanston.
Tilden was to play Hans Nusslein.
Germany, in the singles, and to pair
with Ramon Najuch. Germany,
against Karel Kozeluh, Czechoslova-
kia, and Nusslein in the doubles.
Other matches will be played on
"Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07
sCHAEFER. HOPPE CLASH

By United Press
CHICAGO, June Jake Schae-
fer. worlds 1872 balkline billiard
champion, and Willie Hoppe, six
teen times holder of the same title,
and now American 1872 balkline
champion. will engage in a special
match during the billiard tourna-
ment at the navy pier beginning
Saturday and ending July 4. The
dates will be set later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-07

Chicago White Sox alumni are
causing Lew Fonseca's Hose plenty
Of trouble. And one Of the biggest
worry makers is Bruce Douglas
Campbell
The Sox picked Campbell of the
Windy City sandlots. and after a
year in the small minors. he came
back for trial. When the Hose
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light heavyweight veteran. tangles
with Harry Speedy Schaeffer. East
St. Louis. In the one fall semi
windup.
Coach Bill Thorn. Indiana q.
mentor. and Stanley West. sturdy
Texan. clash In the two falls out Of
three main event
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BELMONT PARK, N. Y, June 7.
Plans for the summer racing sea-
son at Saratoga Springs have been
completed 1t will be a thirty-day
event. opening Aug. l and closing
Sept. 3.