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DETENIDOS PARA SER IN,
TERROGADOS

Habana, Octubre 18.-Contl-
nuan detenidos en- ell Castillo del
Principe, donde van a ser inte-
rrogados, los j6venes Roberto
Polanco Y Tomas Gutierrez, a
los cuales Sc acusa de activida-
hes anti-gubernamentales.
Esperase que hoy dicte auto
de procesamiento ell juez espe-
cial Cowley, que instruye causa
Dor a~sesinato del DR.. Clemente
Vazquez Bello. Aparecen COM
t.licados en- la muerte del expire.
sidente del senado, Willy Ba-
,,rientos, hermano del famoso a
leta "Pepe" Barrientos, y ell ga
lego Alvarez, otra figura de re-
lieve en- la politica Guiana.
Los detectives Abelardo Rico
Y Santiago de La PaZ acusan a
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La situaci6n en- las fabricas
lde Tampa ha mejorado en- los
dltimOs dias, con motive de ha-
.berse recibido algunas "6rde-
mes" para las fiestas de Pas
|cuas.
Varias de las fabricas de
mas PRESTIGE miriam hacia ell
Irorvenir con menos inquietud y
Green que la crisis de la indus
tria Sc extinguira por complete
en- 1888.
La depression de la industrial
no desaparecera hasta que Sc
haga intensa propaganda a los
puros que aqui Sc fabrlcan, con
la hoia Guiana; la depression no
Sc extinguira por com9leto has
ia cue los esfuerzos de todOs Sc
concentren persiguiendo esta fl
nalidad: que prosperen las ia
bIicas, hacienda los melOres pu-
Iros, con los mejores tabaqueros
y ell meior material, y probando
a los fumadores que por diez o
ounce centavos pueden quemar
tripa y capa de Cuba, con su Ii
guita' razonable y sin "liguita"
No retornara la prosperidad
a la industria hasta que Sc lie
haga propaganda in%teligente, Sc
meiore ell sistema de distribu-
ci6n Y ventas, y Sc establezcan
tamanos Y precios uniformes en-
todas las fabricas.
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LOS ~EXTRANJEROS COMPO
MEN Ell 1919 DE LA PO-
BLACION

Habana, Octubre 1S.-El diez
por ciento de la poblaci6n de Gu
ba 10 componen extranjeros, Sc
gun los nuevos calculos dados a
la prensa por ell registro de ex-
tranjeros, creado por la secreta-
ria de gobernaci6n.
Espera ell gobierno que ell re-
gistro este finalizado para ell dia
is de noviembre, segunda pro-
rroga concedida despues de ha-
berse terminate la primera el
hia Is de septiembre.
Cada extranjero para insert
birse debe pagan $1.45.
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Iindas ddmitOs

TinddS ddmltGS
Estos nombres que publlco
son de las sugestivas y hechlce-
ras senoritas que concurrleron
ell pasado domingo a la matinee
bailable que celebraron los mu-
.hachos de la "Seccion de Re :
treo del Circulo."
Patricia Brokway, Rita Aiva-
rez. Dora Garcia, Jackie Garcia
yioleta Perez, Mary Pullara'
Tulsa Castro, Violeta Diaz, Lily
Perez, Ines Perez, Grace Lopez
1Iatividad Gomez, Joseflna Pu-
Tara, Velia Menendez, CARMEL
ma Sanchez, Margarita Fuentes,
Atica Fernandez, Consuelo Val
H6s, Helen Rodriguez, Rosita
Hernandez, Ines Alfonso, Mer-
rides Aurorita L6-
pez, Pillar Mesa, Teresa Rodsl-
kuez y Delfina Alfonso.
Anuncian los j6venes de la re
Terida "Secci6n" otra matinee
eara ell domingo entrante.
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NumerO 249
l~MPORTANTES NOTICIAS
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La fiesta de los
Clubs de Mujeres

Con gran brillantez Sc verifi-
CO ell sabado Gltimo, en- ell restau
rant Ell Pasaje, la fiesta organi-
zsda por ell Club de Muieres la
tinas dedicadas a los nsgociOs Y
rrofesiones, en- honor de los
clubs de muieres de la misma
clase, de los pueblos de Barlow,
Lakeland, Plant City y otros.
Actu6 de maestro de brindis
(PGsd q Ia cuortG)
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RITZ

Magnifico ell dobIe programa
que hoy ofrece este teatro, con
Il estreno Honor of the Fami-
ly," emocionante drama de la Vi
da real, tornado de la famosa no
vela Honor de Familia," de Ho
norato BalZac.
Complete ell programa la Gin
ia hablada en- espanol MAMA
con la notable actriz Catalina
Barcena.
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NUPrO dueHO

Micro dueHO
D2~'e hoy Sc ha hecho cargo
como propietario de la Impren-
ia La Industrial, el distinguido
Y simpatico joven Panchito Her
nandez.
Cooperara con ell nuevo due
no de los talleres tipograficos,
nuestro particular amigo Ell ca
balleroso Pastor de la Iglesia Ne
todista Sr. Ramiro Paula.
lie deseo muchOs 6xitos al jo-
ven inteligente Y simpatico club
man.
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ARRESTADO POR ROBAR
AZUCAR

Bajo la acusaci6n de haber to-
mado parte en- un rObo de 1,400
Iibras de azlcar, ell jefe de detec
tives Bush encarceF6 aver a To-
my Vance, individuo a quien
suspendiera una sentencia ell
Juez PetteWay, de la corte de 10
FL azucar fue descargado, en-
sacos de~l00 libras, de uno de
los vapores de la Pmpania Moo
re en- Mccormack y parte de la
cantidad robada N sido devueh
ia va a sus duehosA ~
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LA CENSURA Y La CONFE-
RENCIA DE RADIO-TELE-
GRAFIA

Madrid, Octubre l8.-Fucrtc
preston por parte de ciertas ma
clones para aumentar la censu =
ra, es uno de los mas importan-
ties acontecimientos de la confe-
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TEATROS


Anuncia para hoy ell estreno
de los Fox FolIies Of 1929
lpreciosa revista musical en- la
que actuan Sue Carol, Lola Lane,
Dixie Lee, David Rollins, Stepin
Fechet y IN conjunto de 200 bal
larinas. Tambien st exhibe ell in
teresante drama "Love Affair"
con la bellisima Dorothy McKail
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ROYAL

Presenta al notable dramatico
Edward Robinson en- la pelicula
1.-TWO Seconds" cuyo argumen-
to esta basado en- los pensamien
tos de un condenado a muerte
en- sus dos Gltimos INSTANCES de
vida. En- ell cartel de hoy figura,
ademas, la divertida comedia
"Charlie Chan Carries On" y Ca
ricaturas Parlantes. n
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Ndi6s a Ia solterid

Reunida con sus mas intimas
amigos la graciosa y gentil Sc
forita Cusita Suarez, en- una ele
rante Residential de la avenida
Morrison, Ell domingo dltimo, lie
diio adi6s a su solteria en- medic
de felicitaciones a granel y de
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TRES MEJICANOS PERECIE'
RONRN U<OTIN POLL
TICO


San Jer6nimo, Oaxaca, Octu-
bre 18.-Las tropas federales
fueron enviadas hoy a la aIdea
de Huchitan para mantener Ell
orden luego de que ell alcalde
Guatohmoc Vera y otros dos
hcmbres fueron asesina Aps, y
dos mas heridos en- una MtaIla
entire la poIicia judicial y los po-
liticos.
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FL pr6TimO d0mingo

TT pTOTttO dOHttHYO
Sc representara en- el teatro
del "Centro Obrero" la obra me-
lodramatica titulada "Indepen-
dencia 0 Muerte," por ell cuadro
que ALI viene actuando con bas-
tante exito.
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LOS BANDIDOS MATARON
A UN AMERI-
/ANO

Muckden, Manchuria, Octu-
bre 18..El americana asesina-
do aver W los bandidos chinos
en- q distfito de Hsinpin, cerca
de aqui, fue identificado hoy CO.
mo JoePutnam Henderson, de SO
amos, misionero de la iglesia
presbiteNna.
Eu6aesNesidfa en- la 6udad
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LOS
A n FORD3

Detroit, Octubre 1d.-La de-
ella acSn dada por Ford Mo-
tor Company, recMendando a
sus empleados votdApor el pre-
sldente Hoover, dt &Par a seVe
ras criticas por pk de los lea
de 3 democraticotMI estado de
Michigan. -
William A. Col flock, candi-
dato democratico a gobernador,
en- un discursH pronunciado ano
che, diio que Ford en- otras oca-
stones no ha cooperad\ta bien
con el partido republican,.
Record6 que cuando el secre-
tario Mills decia que la prospe-
ridad ,sa a unos so 5tas de
distanSs Sprd hacia su tercera
rebaja sueldos aajorna-
~ - EE
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

virtiendo en- parias a varioS mi
Homes de americanoS pobreS,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
Virgins Is
Okun's Foe

Chuck Virgins, happy warrior"
of caulif1owerland, will climb
through the ropes at the Armory
tonight to meet Yale Okun of New
York in the main event of the
Legion'S Foreground mitt program,
and friends and foes of the colorful
Chuck are expected to be on hand
in full force.
Virgins will be essaying the third
rung of the comeback ladder, the
first two steps having resulted IN
wins over John Swacke and Benny
Touchstone. Tonight's complete
card:
Ten Rounds-Chuck Virgins, IndianapO-
lis, VS.. Yale Okun, New York City; heavy
weights.
Eight Rounds-Jimmie Buckler. Louis
vile, VS.. ScOtty Scotch, indianapolis;
featherweights.
Six Rounds-Harry Forbes, Columbus, VS..
Al De Pose, Indianapolis; Junior light
weights.
Four Rounds-Bud Cline Indiana polls,
VS.. Jack O'Brien, Indianapolis; heavy
weights.
Four Rounds-FIoyd Closer, Frankton,
VS.. Ray Mosier, Indianapolis; heavy
weights
Four ROunds-Gene Lewis, KOkOmO, VS..
Paul Farmer, Anderson; Iightweights.
Four Rounds-Harry Smith, Terre Haute,
VS.. Cliff Stickler, indianapolis; middle
weights.
Matchmaker Gerald Ely seems to
have assembled an attractive sup
porting card with an outstanding
semi windup between Scotty Scot
ten, state feather champion, and
Jimmie Buckler of Louisville. The
show will start promptly at 8:15.
Yale Okun arrived in this city at
noon Monday. He INDUCED in a
light workout in the afternoon at
the Arcade gym.
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Sweeping Light Hope of
Fair Stables in Classic

he proved his gameness on more
than one occasion.
That a capable rider will handle
this colt is certain, since both
Frank Coltiletti and Laverne Fator
rode him in his stake ENGAGEMENTS
as a juvenile, and there are al
ways a host of boys willing to ride
a horse with a real chance Of VIC
tory. Sweeping Light weighs about
1000 pounds and is 16 hands high.
His earnings last year totaled
$12,625.
Albert c. Bostwick. owner OF
Mate, will have Proteus as his color
bearer in this years Derby Pro-
teus, a bay son of Infinite and Our
Option, runs close to the ground
with a peculiar motion.
He was acquired by the eastern
sportsman late in the season and
after disappointing showing was
shelved for the winter. He is no
better than a 100 to l chance, &C
cording to Tom Shaw.
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slab. Bud Teachout was ham
mered for three runs in the first
inning by the Athletics.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex-Manager Lew
Fonseca has finally called halt TO his
rest cure" plans and so today the Chi
cagO White Sox will engage in their first
intra-camp practice game.
The Sox' first exhibition game is
scheduled for March II.
y
PASO ROBLES. Cal.-The Pittsburgh
Pirates we're to resume practice games to-
dsy after a rest because Of general sore
ness of the entire squad and an injury
suffered by inhelder Floyd Young. Young
suffered a badly bruised finger while taking
a hot grounder at third base. Pie Tray
nor regular. was expected to take that
position today.
BILoXI. Miss.-President Clark Crit
fth of the Washington Senators, has is
sued an ultimatum to Heinie Manush,
telling him not to report TO the training
camp until he is ready to sign at the
terms offered him earlier in the year.
q
CLEARWATER. Fla.-Hack Will
son hit two home runs in today's
practice game of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. The homers came in sue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
BY THOMAS H. NOONE
United Press Racing Editor

NEW YORK, March 8.-Sweeping
Light, big brown colt by Mama
out of Sweeping Glance, is the chief
hope OF Mrs. Graham Fair Wander
bilt Fairs stable for the Kentucky
Derby. Tom Shaw one of the
shrewdeSt and most critical apprais-
ers of thoroughbreds, quotes him at
Is to l in the winter books.
While Sweeping Light won few
juvenile stakes last year.
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The Boilermakers trounced Chi
cago, SO to Is, at Lafayette Mon
day night to hold the Conference
championship, their sixth title or
tie since 1911, with a record of
eleven victories and one defeat. Il
linois was the only team to beat
the new champions.
Wooden closed his brilliant career
by scoring twenty-one points, bring
ing his season total to 154. The for
mer record, 147, was set two years
ago by Branch McCracken, Indiana
u star.
Wooden's total was fifty-three
goals and forty-eight gift losses, an
average of 1888 points per game.
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Butler Conquers Wabash,
Starts Work for Irish Tilt

thought the Blue should have con-
quered.
In the Wabash fray, the Hinkle-
men got off to a slow start and ex-
perienced trouble with the Scarlet
delayed offense. Wabash led at the
half, Is to Z.
Throughout the early part of the
fray, the Bulldogs performed far
below standard. Chadd and Proffitt
we're removed from the game early
via the personal foul route, and
Parrish and Chickendantz, who re-
placed them, turned in outstanding
performances, aiding in the late
drive which brought the Blue vic
tory.
Davis with ten points and Miller
with seven produced the second half
scoring punch. Browning topped the
Scarlet scorers with eight points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
Spring Training Chatter

TAMPA, Fla.-Due to shortage of in
cinnati Reds postponed the start of short
practice games between his PLAYERS today;
intensive drill under a blazing sun. with
Estel Crabtree the pupil in a special bat
ting school. Harvey Hendrick. one of the
four unsigned Red intielders. sent word
he expects 10 be here Saturday.
ST. PETERSBURG. FIa.-COld weather
limited the practice of the Boston Braves
to single session Monday, and Man
ager Bill McKechnie was so unwilling TO
even the regular batting practice was
omitted. The supremacy of Walter Ber-
her and Oscar Eckhardt as Sprinters was
established definitely when this pair beat
all their rivals oyer the sixty Yards
course that Manager McKechnie laid out
on Water Front Park.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-The Babe
Ruth Colonel Jake Rupert contract
argument resumed today when the home
run star reiterated he wanted to remain
out of exhibition competition until his
contract is signed.
I'D look like an awful sucker il l
played while still unsigned and got
hurt" Ruth said.
Colonel Rupert is expected TO ar
rive here Sunday, and the Yankees open
their exhibition season, meeting the Bos-
ton Braves on Saturday. Dusty Cooke,
Outfelder. who was out of the game
most of last season because of an in
iured arm. is rapidly regaining normal
use of the arm.
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Tony Hinkle had his Butler hard
wood FASTENERS back at work today
after their % to 16 win over Wa
bash at Charlottesville Monday
night, preparing them for the final
tussle of the season, with Notre
Dame at South Bend Thursday.
The Bulldogs recently met defeat
at the hands of the irish team here
and many who saw the game
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In the absence Of a regular third
sacker, Fred Bedore, utility star,
will play the hot corner and lead off.
He will serve for Voter and Kroner,
both holdouts. Fred had rounded
into great shape and won't have
any trouble filling the bill.
Ed Lowell, young first baseman.
will bat second and may be re-
lieved by either Manager Mccain
or Ernie Wingard before the strug-
gle is concluded. The complete ten
tative starting lineup follows:
Bsdore, sb; Lowell. III; Walker. RI; Ang-
lev or Riddle, c; Fitzgerald, cf sigafoos.
and Jones. n.
Five Still Holdouts
The Hoosiers returned to the
double drill routine today, and the
same program will be followed
Wednesday. On Thursday the play
ers slated to start in the game
against the Cardinals will be ex-
cused from morning practice, but
the others will go through with the
regular work.
There is no information concern
ing the holdout brigade, now re-
duced to five members-Yoter Kro-
ner, Miller, Burwell and Heving.
The club bosses still are willing to
negotiate with all but Burwell, who
has been tagged for a change of
scenery.
Allen Seeks HurIers
Bob Allen, president of the Knox
vile team Of the Southern Associa-
ton, was in Sarasota today giving
the Tribesters the once over and it
is said he stands ready to take a
few athletes off the hands of owner
Norman Perry.
Five athletes were optioned to
Allen during the winter and he
seems to think he can handle sew
eral more, especially pitchers. At
any rate, his presence in camp was
the means of creating some nerv-
BUSINESS on the part of the rockies
and among the holdouts who are
in town.
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'Tribesmen Open Action
Fitzgerald SigafooS Shine at Bat and Berry, Prince on
Mound
Mound.

by Frank Sigafoos, with three one
base wallops. Fitzgerald performed
with the winning Gulls and Siga-
foos operated at second for the
Pelicans.
Ed Lowell also was outstanding for the
losers with triple and single although
he was giraffe in the field.
Phil Weintraub. rookie Outfeder from
the Mississippi Valley League. fell below
expectations at bat and in the pasture.
more seasoning in the little minor loops.
John Berry looked great on the
mound after getting away to a poor
start, and Bill Prince also cut loose
with a dazzling assortment. Prince
was bothered by a sore arm during
the early days of spring training
and Monday was his best day in
camp.
Paul Jones and Leslie Barnhart, other
hurlers used in the practice fray, failed
to live up to advance notices. Barnhart
when the Gulls staged wild rally and
Jones experienced rough going when the
pelicans landed on him in the fifth and
laSJ inning.
Curt Walker, the veteran fly chaser.
with only one day of practice, batted for
Thomas in the fourth and smacked out a
timely single. scoring two mates Ernie
Wingard, pitcher and utility slugger APP
peared at first base for the Gulls and
batted in his usual style by polling single
and double.
Johnny COOney, the other versatile
Indian, convinced Manager Mccain he
is at home in the gardens and as a re-
suit will be seen chasing fly balls when
the HOosiers collide with the Cardinals
Thursday. CoOney was purchased for
mound service. But just at present will
be numbered with the OutfielderS.
II
A wire received from Harry Ros-
enberg, outfielder, said he would not
reach Sarasota until the end of the
week. He accepted terms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
Track Aces in
Irish Carnival

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, March g.
More than a dozen prospective
Olympic team candidates from the
United States and Canada will be
among the 300 track and field stars
who compete in the sixth annual
central intercollegiate indoor car
nival here Friday and Saturday.
Michigan Normal and Notre
Dame are favored among the four
teen team entries to win the title.
Other teams entered are Butler,
University of Detroit, City College
of Detroit, Drake, De Paw, Grin
nell, Kalamazoo, Kansas State.
Loyola of Chicago, Marquette,
Michigan State and Western State
Teachers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
FETE PURPLE METERS

Washington high school basket
ball team members, who wound up
their most successful season in
history by reaching the final game
in both the sectional and city
tournaments, will be banquet guests
of the Minute Men, a school or
ganization, in the school gym
Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
Taylorsville
Early Victim

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, March 8.-Doc's
Gang of Taylorsville, Ind, Indiana
Kentucky A. A. U. champions, were
homeward bound today, eliminated
from the national A. A. U. cham
pionship in their first game Mon
day night.
The Tulsa (Okla.) Diamond
Oilers we're too much for the Hoo
siers, and when Burks of the Oilers
dribbled the full length of the floor
in the last minute to score a field
goal, the curtain rang down on
Docs boys, 1916.
The Henrys of Wichita, Kan, de-
Tending champions, won their first
round battle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
AID Herman, Zikoff Sign

The feature portion Of Friday
nights weekly Armory mat program
of four events completed, efforts
are now being made to line up
a strong supporting card. Black
Panther Mitchell, Negro middle
weight, has been signed for action
against foe to be named.
Heavyweights are billed for the
two top events. Hardy Kruskamp
and Sailor Jack Arnold are slated
to mix in the two falls out of three
headliner, while in the semi windup.
Tony zikoff tangles with a new
conner, Ad Herman.
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cessive turns at
bat. Vance and
Hoyt divided the
pitching for the
regulars and linn
tied the Yanni-
gan team to one
hit, a single by
Mich, ofs
va noes delivery.
Wally Gilbe r t,
who played third
for the substi-
tute nine, and
Johnny Freder-
lex, outhelder,
signed contracts
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Louis Cardinals
Monday. Mahaf-
fey pitched three
innings and al
lowed the Cards
but two hits. Tex
Carleton was the
standout pitcher
for the Cards,
holding the Amer
lean Leaguers to
two scratch hits
in three innings.
Lew K T a u S S e
and Joe Bowman
also performed
we'll m tho MapkS'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-08
Monday Fight Results

AT NEW YoRK-Eddie Ran, Polish well
New York ~; Billy Townsend. IA. Van
couver. outpointed Frankie Petrolle. Sche-
nectady, N Y, 144 G0).
AT PITTSBURGH-Emile Pladner, 1T,
France. defeated Jimmie Thomas, 100
Pittsburgh (l0); Battling Gizzy, 1875, Pitts
burgh, defeated Eddie Lord, Hartford,
Conn. (10J.
AT PHILADELPHIA Dundee, 1853,
Angelo 1853. Leiperville (10l; Steve Ha-
kaiko. 1856. Buffalo. won decision from
Johnny Hayes, 143, Philadelphia (l0).
AT NEW ORLEANS-Battling Shaw. 1873.
Mexico CITY. outpointed Lou Avery, l39.
Oklahoma CITY. ti0l.
AT CHARLOTTE. N. c.-Jimmy swinson.
142. knocked out RAY Collins, Erie. Pa.
49,: Dewey Kinney. 20l; Charlotte,
knocked out JEFF Carroll. 202. III. Rufus
Miles. Charlotte. Isl, defeated Tug Phillips
l49. Erie. Pa. tl0l.
AT CHICAGO. White CITY. Arena-Jack
feated Harry Fuller. 168. Buffalo. 10l:
Mickey Patrick. 1855 East Chicago. Ind
beat johnny Hoeskstra. l64. Michigan. t6l &.
AT MILWAUKEE. Wishing Tut 146
Minneapolis. decisioned Bucky Lawless.
148. Syracuse. N. Y. ll0l: Frankie Bat
taglia. 159. Winnipeg Kan. scored tech
nical knockout over Kid Slaughter. 1853.
Terre Haute. Ind. ID.
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$1,884 RECORD SET

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NEW ORLEANS, La, March g.
Another grand slam was made in
the daily double pool at the fair
ground Monday when Run On and
Uncle Charlie took the first and
second races respectively, and the
lone plunger who had a 81 ticket
on the combination Won $1,8844O.
The payof exceeded the previous
record of $171720 set on Feb. "a
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DEMPSEY STOPS TWO
By Uaitcd Press

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COLUMBUS, o., March 8.-Jack
Dempsey knocked two more COM
paratively unknown young men
kicking here Monday night. With
goodly crowd looking on, the old
manassa mauller knocked out
Johnny CHECK, 200, Charlotte, N.
c., in 2:17 with left to the jaw
and then put away Eddie Anderson,
208, Baltimore, in 2:14 with the
same punch.