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Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01
MILLION SEE
ROSE PARADE
AT PASADENA
City OF San MarinO Gets
First Prize For Finest
Appearing Float.

PASADENA, Cal, Jan. l.
The city of San Marino was a
wardcd the sweepstakes prize
for having the finest float in
the annual Tournament of
Roses parade here today.
The city of Glendale was Civ
en- first prize for theme.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01

Continued On Page 81
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Repaid Looms as Threat in
Rich PimlicO Juvenile Race

rich Belmont F'uturity in this event.
despite considerable bad racing luck,
Repaid, dark chestnut son OF
Kai-Sang, indicated in the Pikeville
that he is well equipped to travel
the Futurity distance of a mile and
a sixteenth at top speed. He prob
ably will go to the post as favorite.
The race was robbed f some color
by the withdrawal from training
OF w. r. Goes Ladysman, leading
juvenile money winner, and Willis
Sharpe Kilmer's Sun Archer. Both
were injured, and their owners de-
clded to give them rest over the
winter to prepare them for the 1893
Kentucky Derby.
Among the other stars to appear
in Saturdays classic, however, will
be Kerry Patch, Projectile, Dynas-
tic, The Darb, Caesars Ghost.
Swivel, CaterwauI, Golden Wav. Old
Badly, Golden Message and others.
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Two Games Scheduled in
Terre Haute; State Squad
and Engineers Both Busy
~ Tim es Special

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. A.
Football fans of this city will have
their choice of two games Satur-
DAY afternoon and there will be no
shortage of college shouts. At In
diana State Teachers field the
strong Manchester team will supply
the visiting attraction for the
Teacher home coming, and the
affair promises to be a spectacular
battle. The other tilt will be at
Rose field where the Poly Engineers
VIII hook up with the Earlham
Quakers in a state rivalry battle
Manchester is indicated within
the HooSier state this season. hav-
ing knocked off De Pauw, Central
Normal and Ball State. The local
Teachers have downed Oakland
City, Rose Poly and Central Nor
NAL in state contests and lost to
Franklin and Valparaiso. Man
chester is slight favorite over the
Teachers.
Rose Poly expects to beat the
Quakers in a close fight and if the
Engineers produce it will be their
fourth victory of the year. Earlham
has won but one game.
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TITLE HOPES AT STAKE IN l. u. FRAY
Puzzled!
BIZ Times special

BIZ Times Special
COUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 4.
- Coach Heartily Anderson
still was wondering today what
has become Of the powerful
Notre Dame attack and the
Gibraltar defense he read about
in the newspapers as the Irish
prepared to depart for Satur-
days game with Kansas U. at
Lawrence.
The Ramblers clicked to per-
lection in Thursdays dummy
scrimmage-just as they did be-
fore the Pitt game. But Ander-
son is taking nothing for grant,
ed. He said he would start his
first team against the jay
hawks, providing he could
name a first team by that
time. Thirty-five players were
to start the trip today, arriv-
ing in Lawrence two hours be-
fore game time.
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Blue Gets
Drake Test
Return of Injured Stars
BoISterS Butler for
Bio Battle.

Strengthened by the return to ac-
ton of several early-season stars,
Buffers Bulldogs hope to win their
only start against a Missouri Valley
conference rival in Saturdays strug-
gle with brakes Bulldog at Fair
view bowl. Play begins at 2 p. m.
Only Walter Cosgrove, stellar
sophomore end, and Red Compton.
triple-threat back, are missing from
the list of regulars. Both are on
the injured list.
James Stewart, signal caller, and
Earl Elser, husky tackle, have re-
joined the varsity, along with Keal-
ling, end, and Roebuck, tackle. Lefty
Weger, the midget Peru flash, who
starred against Franklin last Satur-
day, again will be Buffers chief
threat on the attack.
brakes husky squad, also ham,
pered by injuries, was scheduled to
arrive here today, in charge of
Coach Evan Williams.
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YOSt and Kipke to Talk
at Michigan Grid Dinner

A squad of thirty-two Michigan
players arrived in Indianapolis to-
day, where the Wolverines held
their final practice session before
meeting Indiana at Bloomington
Saturday.
Either Fay or Regeczi, according
to which is in the better physical
shape after recent injuries, will start
at half back, Coach Harry Kipke
said. The Wolverines will remain
over night at the Antlers, and will
be guests of district Michigan
alumni at dinner tonight at $50
at the Antlers.
Fielding Yost and Coach Harry
Kipke will make short talks at the
dinner.
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State Schools
to Face Probe

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Fourteen In
diana colleges and universities are
among the sixty-eight schools to be
inspected, with respect to the man.
agement of their athletics this year
by the North Central Association OF
colleges and secondary schools.
No schools were named in the an
nouncement by President Walter P
Morgan of Western Teachers col
lege, who will be in charge of the
probe. In addition to the Hoosier
schools. others to be investigated in
clude eleven in Wisconsin, eight in
Colorado, seventeen in Michigan
two in Montana, five in Nebraska,
three in North Dakota, one in
wyoming and seven in South Da-
kota.
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Down the Alleys With Local Pin-Spillers


the losers. The other contest rolled be-
Realty. resulted in triple win for if the
2o9. 267 and 212, total Of 6ss. ''"'''' u
Two to one was the verdict during the
AMERICAN Central Life League meeting.
g99fnt Lie, Twenty Paw Life and Ordinary
and Twenty-Year Endowment. Bobby vii
1lotn nnlShed with a 255 to lead with 625.
Secrlst mad sol for runner-up honors
Fuel won three, from Cubes. as Refriger-
ater took the. rubber from Ice during the
Polar Ice and Fuel Co. play at the Cen
;. Citizens Motor Car had an off night dur
ing the. Automotive play on the illinois
eriyeS; losing all three games to National
must have been using his prize pumpkin
IN M me last Jo game. his sheet showing a
Banquet Ice Cream took Shell Gas for
tntTee, both teams rolling below their usual
Ssanoard Sinclair Refining had Mishler
rEoiing OF and they took all three from
Eagle Machine No FASTENERS we're
Happy aIter they emerged with clean
Machine No. 2. L. Jacobs and D. Yount
made this win possible with totals of sos
Piston Service lost the frst game to Re
PUBIC Creosote. but came back to take
the final two.
G. Eddie Hornberger is getting in shape for
~; Louis. his three skies on games Of
224. 216 and 226 leading the Printcraft
play Moore had 634: Kriner. G33: Never
60l; Fehr, 626: Carmin $40 and Francis
Klein. Chuck's brother. SIS on 255 finish
ooJ. Freihage rolled games of ITS. 211 and
zzS TO total 500 and lead the Fletcher
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HOOsier Eleven Pinned to Upset
Unbeaten Wolverines i'm Classic
Passes to Play important
Part During Tilt at
Bloomington.

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. A.
Michigan, intent on defending it's
position at the top of the national
gridiron rating, and Indiana, ambi-
tiouS to convert the Wolverine
struggle into it's annual startling
upset, tangle here Saturday.
1t will be Michigans first appear
ance on an Indiana university grid
iron.
The unbeaten Wolverines will de-
pend on their great passing combi-
nation of Newmarket etoskey or
Williamson, high scorer of the Big
Ten, their great running attack cen
tered around Everhardus, Petoskey,
Fay and Regeczi, and their fierce
line charging.
The Hoosier offense and defense
to be seen against Michigan Satur-
day is the product of two weeks of
specialized work. The Crimson ag-
gregation has worked behind closed
gates all this week in the first Sc
cret practices of the season. They
nave passing OF their own with Opa-
six, EdmondS and Weller throwing
to Dickey and Lyons. The Indiana
running attack and line play has
improved considerably, with Saluski,
Weller, Babb, Fuqua and Stickann
handling the ball.
There will be three changes In
the Indiana lineup, Jack Sprauer.
versatile sophomore, will be at
center instead of Spannuth, while
Mcdonald has ousted Nylec at
guard. Anglemeyer was i'll early in
the week and Harold Deeson may
start for him at tackle.
The largest and most colorful
crowd of the season is expected for
this classic struggle. Action starts
at p. m.
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Independent, League and
Amateur Basketball News

only two teams are needed to complete
the Heath Memorial League. Teams IN
doubt about financial conditions call
Grove at Cherry 2746.
indianapolis Buddies Club will journey
burg Y. M. c. A. squad. Buddies won their
only start this season, and would like to
schedule out of town teams to complete
Buddies quintet South Side Turner, no.
tice For games,A write A. Goldsmith. 1902
South Merician Street. Apt. 8. or phone
DreXel 5244-R.
indianapolis Desks have reorganized
after years absence from the field, and
The team formerly played as East Tenth
Deaks. and boasts q record Of 200 victories
in 275 games over a six-year stretch.
but will play both city and state games
roughs. Baplay. sktrup and Williams.
williams. is North Addison street.
Black Bats wish to book game for
side gym at $3.50 2. n Call Belmont 1922
after $50 D. m. Bats play in the l7-to-19-
yesr-old class. Crimson Cubs notice
Epworth League games this week at the
Broadway gym resulted in victories for
Central avenue and Broadway. Central
Tiehr connecting for fourteen points Stout
and owens were best for Franklin: Broad
wav gave Castleton their first defeat,
1892. after holding a 22-i5 lead at half
time AT one time in the last half the
spurted to. win. Hicks and Lister: Broad
way guards, were outstanding for the
Winners while P. Schwartz and Robinson
led the losers. In preliminary game, the
Broadway girls defeated the Eli Lilly girls,
14-7.
indianapolis Flashes, class "a" and
class "B" Junior basketball teams will
hold an inno~tant peetinT tonight at 7:1S
st the Y. NJ. c. A. All candidates for both
junior teams must attend THIRTY players
have report for the Junior Flashes and
Coach Joe Johnston requests these End
ell tryouts 70 report at the meeting to-
night.
Christamore A. c.. composed of former
high school PLAYERS. have a strong team
in the field this year and desire a game
for Sunday afternoon. Kelley. Anderson.
Harper. Sanders, Yate. Darnel Irwin,
games call BE IT'S.
The following PLAYERS will compose the
three cage teams for Lauter Boys Club
this season
All-Stars tseniorsl Bright Bailey.
Intire. Weathertord.
Seconds (i7-i9-year-old class)-Jordan,
r. Parker. H. Parker, Englert. Faucet
Morgan C. McIntire
MidgetS (14-l6-vear-old classl-Katra L.
weatherford, Dickerson. Louden K. Ben
H Bennett
These teams desire games. TO PLAYED IN
the Bows Club gym on Friday night Call
BE. S64i ask for Kelley.
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Jack Sprauer

who humiliates his players publicly
as Anderson Inundated Captain
Host, LukatS and Alexander. Knute
Rockne often shook up his team, but
he Soft-pedaled his moves to the
newspapers and the lads denoted
Wer not harmed in heart and spirit
Larry Brown plays with the Iron Men
of Brown university and he is a chap with
a string of accomplishments. In addition
to football his other pursuits are SIX
jumping. parachute jumping and prospect
ing for gold in the mountains of the west
He holds a record in ski jumping.
A wILBERT ROBINSON day at
L a Ebbets field, Brooklyn, next
baseball season has been Sug-
gested to the Dodger officials Ole
Robby spent seventeen years az
manager in Flatbush and there was
much i'll feeling created when he
was released and the job given tt
Max Carey. The Dodger bosses are
thinking seriously of a Robinson
testimonial and if it comes off it is
certain to be a gala event. Robin
sons popularity is nationwide ir
diamond circles.
The Indiana Michigan game at Bloom.
ingtOn Saturday will be broadcast OveI
WKBF, Indianapolis, on a program spon.
h., nj
going on the air will be the Northwestern
Ohio State battle at Evanston and it will
be placed in atmospheric circulation BY
WBBM, Chicago, with Standard Oil a.
sponsor. and by WGN, Chicago. Boil
games will start at p. m. The st. Mary
at FOrdham contest will be on Severa
Columbia network stations. The WiscOn
Illinois battle will be on WTMJ, Mil
waukee, and the Harvard-Army tilt will
be on WEAF and other NBC stations
KYW and WMAQ. Chicago, will be othe
stations broadcasting Ohio State a
Northwestern.
CLIP MADIGAN, coach of the
~ powerful st. Marys eleven o.
California, will be interviewed or
the air tonight by ChriSty Walsh
during the All-America Football
Show to be broadcast over the
WABC- Columbia network, including
WFBM, indianapolis, 8 to $50. Ir
1881 Madigan's team defeated South
ern California and California or
successive Saturdays College Sc
lections by Rich's band and Kos
telanetz's male chorus will be adj
ditional features on tn nights gric
show. Walsh's ratings of the ter
best individual players in games Of
Oct. 20 also will be given, as vel
as feature plays in outstanding tilt;
Of Oct. &c. It's a good guess one
or more Hoosier state warriors vii
receive mention tonight. The lis
of ten selects" will be published
in The Times Saturday.
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LatOnia Fans
See Dead Heat

By United Press
LATONIA Ky, Nov. 4.-Star Play
and Stop Gap ran a dead heat in
the eighth race here Thursday.
They crossed the finish line SO
closely Tapped the judges could not
declare either winner. The mutuel
pool was divided. Star Play pay
ing $3.50 for a 81 ticket and Stop
Gap returning $4.26.
Star Play went into the stretch
drive with a good advantage, but
Stop Gap crept up inch by inch
until at the wire they were in per-
feet alignment.
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W abash Plays
Cincy Eleven

By Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Nov.
4.-Facing one Of the best passing
attacks in the Buckeye conference
in the game with Cincinnati u.
Bearcats at the Ohio city Saturday,
Wabash gridiron FASTENERS have
been strengthening their defense
against the aerial game this week.
This was one of the chief weak
nesSeS against Miami last week, the
invading Redskins scoring three of
their five touchdowns through the
air. Cincinnati, coached by Dana
King, has won six in row against
strong teams. Warmer, Peterson and
Kutz will carry the Scarlet victory
hopes.
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RENEW GRID RIVALRY

BIZ Times Special
HANOVER, Ind, Nov. Alan
over college gridmen will celebrate
homecoming Saturday in the an
nual battle with Central Normal
seeking revenge for the IA to Q set
back handed them last year by the
Danville eleven.
Daley, veteran end, and MaziekaS,
Meese and Earnshaw in the back
field viii carry the Panther hopes.
Joe Noble, Danville right half, may
be kept out of Saturdays game by
injuries. Albright will handle the
passing and punting for Normal.
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times NpocIdI
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. A new
contender for 1892 juvenile turf
laurels. will make bid for topnotch
recognition in the $4,000 Pimlico
Futurity here Saturday.
Repaid, owned by the Quincy
Stable, is the new threat, and he
has many hackers il the Futurity
after his smashing triumph in the
Pikesville Purse here Monday. He
defeated Kerry Patch, winner of the
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SMITH RETURNS TO FULL

MADISON, Wis, Nov. wis
consin's back field for the Illinois
game Saturday probably will be
composed of Nello Pacetti, quarter
back; Peterson and MCGUIRE, half
backs, and Harold Smith, full back.
Smith was tried at quarter back this
week, but has been moved to his
original position.
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JONES DEFEATS COHEN

Turning in a high run of five,
Neal Jones registered his second
straight victory of the Indiana
three-cushion billiard championship
tournament Thursday night, defeat
ing Ruben Cohen. so to 35, in
ninety-five innings. Cohen's best
cluster was three.
In tonight's tourney match, Joe
Fox opposes AL Green.
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Carr, Walker
Clash on Mat

MiddleweightS will
feature tonight's
wrestling program
at the Armory,
starting at $3.50.
Charlie Carr, Mich
igan veteran, and
Sparky Walker, a
n e W mer from
Eugene, Ore, tan
gle in the two falls
out of three top
event.
In the semi
windup, Leo Alex
ander, South Bend
veteran, and Black
Panther Mitchell
q rn dOtxyr1 for n
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COOK. PIATT IMPRESS

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Nov. AIM
pressed with the showing of Dave
Cook, end, and Sam Piatt guard,
in practice this week Coach Bob
zuppke probably will start them in
the Illinois lineup against Wiscon-
sin SATURDAY..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-04
GOPHER END OUT

By Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. A.
Brad Robinson, Minnesota's star
end, will not be in the lineup Sat
urday when the Gophers play Mis-
sissippi. He was excused Thursday
due to cold. ,
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His scoring also gave Broad Ripple a
triple win over Irvington. West Michigan
also copied three from East Side as South
Side, West Street and Thirtieth St. took
two from Main Office. Roosevelt Avenue
and West Indianapolis
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Earl Goodhue and Hamilton pounded out
totals of $50 and GIT for Fifty-Fourth
Street Merchants and this team won all
three from Pep-o-Malt during the Com
munity series at the Uptown alleys. Rice
added another 700 total to the rapidly
growing list. scoring 706 on games of 246.
sons Cos defeated Uptown Plumbing two
out Of three. N. Mathews rolled $40 for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-04
WILDCAT SUBS SHINE

AugustOn and Sutton May Start in
Northwestern Back Field.
By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. 4.-Coaclf
Dick Hanley may start a revised
Northwestern back field against
Ohio State Saturday.
Two newcomers, Roy Auguston al
quarter back and Chilly Sutton at
full back, have shown up so we'll in
practice that Hanley may team
them up with Sullivan and Rentner.
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FnorRArL

FOOTBALL
Oak Hll Flashes viii practice tonight al
Caroline street and Roosevelt avenue al
7.3o- All players expecting 70 play in the
gene SUNDAY, must report in uniform
ready for drill.
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nNE of the fiashiest half backs
~ in state high school grid
circles is Bob Antrim of the Peru
eleven, one of the Leading teams
in Hoosier interscholastic ranks.
He is a senior, weighing IT'S. and
his older brother played with the
Navy Middies last year.
Young Antrim has versatile
qualities. He is a splendid kicker,
passer and line plunger and some
of his punts are right up to COL
legiate standard for distance. Jim
Loveless, former De Paw star, is
Peru coach.
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La Fendrich had the needed punch to
put over a triple win against the Bailey
Insurance team. taking the second game
by a margin of but four pins White
Furniture also COPIED three from Pritchett
No. Burnett and Meeker rolling 633 and
603 for the winners. during the Elk S
League contests on the Antler drives.
Laughlin and Demerline rolled 65i and
622 for Indiana Wheel and Rim but
Pritchett No. s combined to win the last
game to avoid a shutout. Mobilgas also
saved one during their setto with Heiden-
reich Florists.
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three-fall tuSsle. In the prelims
Speedy O'Neil tangles with David
Dooley, and Ed Baker takes on
George Galtzer.
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City H. S. Grid Card
GAMES TODAl

GAMES TODAY
field.
LOganSpOrt VS.. Tech at Tech field
ridge field.
Washington at Sheridan.
SATURDAY
Park School VS.. Westfield at Park field.
CrispuS AttuckS VS.. EIWood at DeIavan
Smith field.
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Sturm failed to lead the Bankers League
session at Pritchetts. Hardy and Popp
relgating him to the show spot by rolling
totals of sos and 594 to Sturms 582. Babe
was also up there, his sheet showing a
mark of STD.
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Pete thinner,
ace half back, and Walter Mcneil
kis and Frank Spearing. guards, all
appeared to be out of the Chicago
lineup for Saturdays game with
Purdue. thinner hobbled through
dummy scrimmage Thursday.
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Thursday Ring Results

Anderson middleweight, decisioned Young
Billy Thomas of Louisville in ten rounds;
Billy Prick, Evansville lightweight, won
in the fifth round Al Refs, Evansville, de-
feated Glenn Nidy. Terre Haute in six
rounds.
AT ERIE, Pa.-Bucky Dawless veteran
Auburn IN. " middleweight, dropped a
ten-round decision to Buck McTie3nan of
Pittsburgh.
AT MUNCIE. Ind-Bud Ely Muncie
lightweight, was awarded an unpopular
ten-round decision over Eddie Cooper. To-
cal rival. The crowd bo0ed the decision.
AT TORONTO-Arni Maurer, Detroit
bantamweight hammered out a six-round
decision over Tony Marine OF Pittsburgh.
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Lange nosed out Hodapp 594 to 587, but
was in turn defeated by Hodapp for sin
gle game honers, 254 to 257 Gruen
Knox Hats being the victims Inorganic
wins we're recorded by Society Brand.
Belmont Shirts, Banister Shoes and Estate
Ranges their victims being Stein Block,
A NJ. G. Shirts Maytag Washers and
Kuppenheimer Clothes
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Carter to
Miss Fray
Sensational Purdue Soph Is
Recovering From
Illness.
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 4-Pur-
dues unbeaten Boilermakers will be
minus the services of Jim Carter,
sensational sophomore half back,
when they tangle with Chicago in
Big Ten game at the Windy City on
Saturday.
Carter, whose speed has made
him one of the outstanding backs in
the Big Ten. is in the university hos
pital with a slight attack of influ-
enza. He has averaged five yards
in every trip with the ball this
season.
Although he is recovering rap
idly, physicians said Carter would
be unable to make the trip to Chi
cago Saturday. He contracted a
cold after the NJ Y. u. game and
was sent to the hospital Tuesday for
a rest. His condition is not serious.
Vernon Craig, midget reserve
right half back, was shifted to fill
Carriers position as understudy to
veteran Fred Hecker.
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Price, Schaub, Ray and Wiebke rolled
totals of 454 447, 1873 and 422 during the
American Central Life Ladies' League play
on the Pritchett alleys
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SCHFFS Is Headquarters for Mems OxfOrdS and Shoes

Men-Come In and
See Schif' S Complete
Line of Hi-Cuts and
Heavy Winter Police
Shoes
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Leonhardt scored 651 on-games of 1876,
Universal League series at Pritcnetts,
Miller had 633, Hockersmith, 627; Hansin,
607, and Vossen, COL Team play was one
Grille. Auto Equipment and Blue Point
Service taking three from Coca Cola. Roy
Steele, Cain Lunch, Century Lunch and
Vollmer Meats, while S. and S. Service
dropped one to Held Floral.