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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-21
II GET IRISH LETTERS

Seventeen members of the Cathe-
dral high school football squad were
awarded varsity monograms at the
school auditorium Sunday night by
Coach Joe Dienhart. The letter
winners:
Ed OConnor, John OConnor and Joe
Heidy, ends; Richard Delaney. John Hsr-
Farrell, John Mann ard Charles Betzner
guards; Dan O'Connor and John Williams,
centers; Charles O'Connor Dave Connor'
Captain Bernie Breen Jim Carson and
Jim Rohr. backs. and Student Manager
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lpshire. 43; Connecticut Ag.

New Hampshire. 4s; Connecticut Ag-
gies, 0.
North Dakota, IS; De Paul, 6.
Occidental. IA; Pomona, 10.
Ohio university. IS; Ohio Wesleyan, 0.
Olivet VS.. Alma. Cancelled
Oswego Teachers, 0; Bloomsbury (tie).
Paine. 0; Benedict. 0 ttiel.
Paris Marines, So; Presbyterian, o.
Pittsburgh 6; Carnegie Tech. 0.
Puget Sound, 3d. Albany. o..
Randolph-Macon, IA; Roanoke, o.
Rutgers is: Springfield, o.
San Diego State, ID, Arizona, o.
Seton Hall, 19; Lowell. ..
Shaw VS.. Livingstone. cancelled.
Shepard. 40; Gallaudet, o.
South Carolina, 10; Citadel. 0.
South Carolina A. and NJ. Al; Knox. o.
ST JGssPh IL ca Wasnnst0p college l.
st. Martins. 20; EllensbuTg, 0.
st. Mary, ri; Assumption. 0.
st. Thomas VS.. LaSalle, postponed until
today.
Susquehanna, IL: Juniata, 7.
Swarthmore, 6: Dickinson. o.
Texas Christian. is; Rice. 6.
Texas Tech. 90: New Mexico. g.
Tufts, s; Massachusetts, State, 2.
Tulane, 20; Sewanee. 0.
Upsala. 8; Wagner, s,
Utah, i6: Colorado Aggies, 0.
Villanova, Il Temple. 0.
Virginia State 20; St Paul. 0.
Virginia Union. 26; North Carolina
college, T.
Wesleyan. 10; Rochester. 0.
West Liberty. 1871: Cedarville, o.
WestcheSter. 20; Millersville, 0.
West Virginia IS; DaviS-Elkins, IL.
Western Kentucky. S.: Louisville. 0.
wheaton, 50; Crane, 0.
William and Mary. Is; Emory Henry, s.
Wooster, Z: Denison. s.
Yale. ie: Harvard. 0.
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Cummings Sets
Speed Record
By Times special

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. I'll
Another coast speed record was
shattered Sunday by Bill Cummings,
the young indianapolis daredevil.
He finished the 93sz miles tour at
Legion Ascot speedway here Sunday
in hour 10 minutes and AZ 2-5 sec
onds. The former mark was
1:11:2D SIS. Wilbur Shaw of In
dianapolis finished second, Ernie
Triplett third and Babe Stapp.
fourth. Chef Gardner set the early
pace. but was forced out with a
broken piston.
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EARLHAM NAMES MOORE

bU ilmCS special
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 21.-Tom-
my Moore, star quarter back, who
has scored one-third of Earlhams
points in the last two campaigns,
was named captain of the 1888
Quaker football team Sunday.
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Four Tied in
Cue Tourney

Four cue stars shared the lead in
the Indiana three cushion title tour
nament as the fifth week of plav
started. Harry Cooler, defending
champion; Lou Spivey and Neal
Jones, former title-holders, and
Charlie Carr each have won three
matches and lost none.
Ruben Cohen plays Cook tonight.
Greenberger tackles Mahady on
Tuesday and Jones plays Mahady
on Friday in the only tits this
week. Standings:
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MONTGOMERY is CAPTAIN

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Cliff
Montgomery, 2l-year-old quarter
back who has starred in running,
kicking and passing for the Column
bia U. Lions this year, has been
named captain of the 1888 team.
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u. P. Names Honor Roll
SECOND TEAM.
FIRST TEAM

MENTION
Northwestern
sofa
Vane,O 10
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
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Basketball Notes

Dead line on entries for the early sea-
born hotel starting Thanksgiving day has
probably will be made made tuesday evening" HMnsS
More than half the sixteen teams which
VIII swing into action in the first round
tails on the meet may be had by calling
Fred Howenstine, Cherry 2584-R.
With Gross and Buck House leading the
attack, U. S. Tire cagers chalked up their
Of Eli Lilly, 40 to %, Saturday night at
Dearborn hotel. The Lilly quintet waged
q determined battle during the first half
The Hoosier Demons won from the
All-American girls, 81 to II.
I'll Interfraternity Council. including the
Ret Sa @eEng at he H Hoe hG eve 6a
Epsilon kappa Alpha f Phi Ace Hi cl asP Phi
Phi Sigma and Mercury Club.
South Side Turner's basketball squad
went through its final workout at the gym
Sunday in preparation for the opening
they battle Lee and Jay Ramblers at $50
in Commercial League game. Turner's
will open the home season Sunday, Dec. A.
and will take on the fast city, state and
travelling teams each Sunday afternoon
The squad includes Waltz saddier. segal
GGasskey, GTenisley, Gooney. Oakley, Bullet
Fletcher. Place girls defeated woodside
girls. 10 to q with Landrey leading. the
attac5 Decker and E Craig starred for
Woodside Reserves 18 to IS, and Wampler
led Fletcher Place varsity to a 23-to-21
d d,5Stsil oyer Woodside For games with
Irvngton Trojans. opened their cage
Lauter Boys Club. 1t was the first time
Bottema leading the attack. they took an
early lead and held it. Kelley led Boys
Club, with Bennett playing well for Tro-
JAMS.
O'Hara Sans A. c. wish to correct a
mlsunderstanding as to the rating of their
aggregation. players ranging from 20 to
rs years of age. Sans are not affiliated
with any lie league or playing in any tourna-
ments. The club playing in the Dearborn
Recreation League. junior division. is the
O'Hara Sans Juniors.
O'Hara Sans A. C.. will play the Ander-
son National Guard team at Brookside
gym Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sunday, Nov.
n, Sans will battle Franklin Battery A at
Franklin. Sans Juniors will play, Battery
Reserves in a preliminary game For
games, call or write H. L. Hustedt, 1880
North Dearborn street, phone Oh. 4252-W.
sans would like to book a game for Fri
day with team having access to gym
and will share expenses. They have
strengthened their lineup with the addi-
ton OF Chuck Clemens of last wears
Cathedral quintet
Indianapolis Railways Five will meet
W ". A.: ?. u; squad at Brookside next
1hursoay at $3.50. Railways defeated w
A. P y in the opening game of the
season; lS to IS. For games. write M H
Critchfeld, 1908 East Eighteenth street
or call Oh. 1905 between $50 and 1880
-, Tuxedo Ramblers want the manager of
me Fort BENJAMIN Harrison five to cali
ceiling game of Tuesday night.
Rural Street .All-Stars defeated East Side
1rolanS. u to IL. j. Rush and n
Spaulding starred for. the RMrais INV ~.
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CENTRAL CAGERs TRIUMPH

With sixteen players seeing action,
Indiana Central college cagers
opened their home campaign Sat-
urday night with As to SO victory
over Anderson college. The Grey
hound regulars played only four
minutes.
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H. S. Basket Results
SATURDAY

Flat Rock, %; st. Paul. 81.
Wilkinson, %; Mt. Comfort, "a.
Greenfield, rs; Eden, "a.
Hope, IS; Westport, 20.
Southport, 49, New Palestine, II.
Danville. %: Clayton. 10 (overtime).
Carmel, 80; Westfield, Is.
Griffith 10; Liberty, ID tovertime).
Goodland. Is; Remington. 20.
Raleigh. 20: Arlington, 81.
Frankton, .7 Arcadia. "a.
Riley South Bend, 80: Glenn, is.
Carlisle, 26; State Training, 10.
Lyons, 90; Midland. 10.
Montezuma, %; Rosedale. 81.
Decatur Central. 81; Monrovia. Is.
Marion, 49, Liberty Center. l9.
Marion, SO; Paramount. 80
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ALL-DAY SHOOT SET

An all-day shoot will be held
at Crooked Greek Gun Club Tues
Cay, starting at 10 a. m. All en-
trants will be divided into classes.
The club is located at Michigan
road and Fifty-third street.
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championship. Red Grange scored
the first touchdown on a 10-yard
sweep around end. Wordsworth and
Nesbit tailed the other markers A
crowd of 5000 attended.
Stapleton beat the Chicago Car
dinals, 21-7, on two touchdowns by
Bob Campigloio and one by Ken
Strong.
The STANDING follows.
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|. U. HARRIER CHAMPION

HOOSiers Win Big Ten Crown for
Fifth Time in Row.
By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 21.-In-
diana today held the Big Ten cross
country championship for the fifth
consecutive year, winning the an
nual title meet here Saturday over
the snow-covered four mile course.
Dean Woolsey won individual hon
ors for Illinois, which took second
place in team standing. Neese,
Watson and Brocksmith of Indiana
finished in that order behind Wool
sew.
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SMITH BADGER CAPTAIN \
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 21.-Harold
Smith, husky full back, has been
elected football captain at Wiscon-
sin U. for 1888.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York. 6; Green Bay, 0.
Chicago Bears. 20: Brooklyn, 0.
Portsmouth, 10; Boston. 0.
Stapleton. 81 Chicago Cardinals, 7.
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The ten-game match between Carl Hardin
of the Pritchett Recreation alleys and
Oscar Behrens. the Fountain Square star,
was thriller all the way Hardin being
returned the winner by margin of nine
pins. the final score showing Hardin. 2,089:
Behrens. 1880. The dope bucket was up
set and kicked around freely in this matcn
on tb south side drives and BsSrens De-
feating Hardin on his home runways. An
idea of the wonderful bowling displayed by
summary sunni iSO Of f the first half, Hardin having
80 strises 6 spares So SPtS Snd 20 90 e6sors
6 splits and no errors. Block scores were:
Hardin. 1.108 and 98l; Behrens. 1853 and
1o21.
Ed Striebeck and Jack Hunt convinced
Frank Hueber and Don johnson that they
were best. when they defeated them in
both ends of a home home double
alleys 1872 TO 1919 and the final half at
Pritchett's. 2.o86 to 1000. The grand
total was Streibeck-Hunt. 4O5S; Johnson
The. annual Elks Pot of Gold" 1000
scratch team classic is interesting teams
Of all Glasses IS s ab6Trb pae d oFs
not start until Dec. 10. Entry blanks for
this event are obtainable at all alleys in
choose the time they wish to bowl. it is
advisable to send your entry in early. as
preference will be given as entries re-
ceived.
The fifth annual pot of Silver" sweep
stakes for. the women teams OF the city
Sunday Dec. 4 squads taking the alleys
at 2. 4:s0 and Z .. m. Scratch is based on
n Of 600 pins n tP per Of ef tSe
difference between their combined team
average and scratch. Entry fee that covers
all charges is So per team. Entries close
a. m
Sam Hadlev and John Blue were the
the d0be eg5 400 ovsr be
end. this team pounding out a total OF
l.4l3 pins late Saturday night. John Blus
me t eU Of 25s 227 and 27s. total Of
1853 Hadlev rolled $50. Blue and W. Heck
man took second place with score OF
1913.
Sundays sweepstakes was won BY VIM
berly and Robinson. with q score OF ISL
ond place when they scored 1871. Brill
liant scoring was on display, at all times
but John Blues 778 held good for the high
single game award of turkey. Robinson
had 27O and Faust 26S to threaten
sunday. Dec. 4, the Capital city Travel
ing League win start its season on the
,. N. This league composed Of star
howlers from az drives VII bowl az zen
st. PhiIiu's A. c.. Hotel Antlers. Pritchetts.
Illinois. Indiana. Central. Fountain Square.
Uptown. Parkway and Delaware
Lee Garments TOT total wjthstood all at
tempts to defeat 1t during last weeks PLAY.
Ted Arnold being next in linz with 705.
Baker and Campbell tied for third place.
each scoring 704 High single game
honors went to Arnold when he opened
with a 2o0 count.
The Heidenreich Florists Ladies' team
easily copied the honors in team play;
their six games showing the wonderful
average Of $50 pins per game. Individual
scoring was also better than usual. seven
girls passing the 900 mark. Race Johns
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BIZ INES NpecidI
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Jimmv
McLarnin, Vancouver slugger. Sam
my Fuller, Boston lightweight star,
who has moved into the welter-
weight division, will tangle in a ten
round bout at Madison Square
Garden on Dec. 16, it was an
nounced today.
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FORDHAM COACH DFAn

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Frank
CPat) Foley, former Fordham foot
ball star and later assistant line
coach, died in the University hos
pital Sunday. He was operated on
for appendicitis last Thursday.
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mas given tne Dig iedBue experts something
TO admire.
TURNING to baseball, we dis
Il cover Joe Mccarthy wants to
make change in his lineup. Marse
Joe is hard to please. He won the
world series in four straight games
and is worrying about next year! 1t
seems as though Mac has been an
Cling with Washington trying to
land outflelder Heinie Manush. in
dicating, perhaps, that Joe isn't sat-
isfied with Ben Chapman. It is
reported the Senators turned down
the champs on Heinie. The Detroit
Tigers are anxious to land the same
fly-chaser, former Tiger hero.
The taiiend Boston team evidently is
the only club that will listen to the
Yankee money talk. The other American
League teams will hesitate to turn loose
OF any player sought by the New Yorks.
They threaten TO run away with the pen
nant again next season, il the athletes on
the current roster retain their health over
winter. Fortune is smiling on Colonel
Jake Rupert, Yankee owner, in his decIin-
ing years. His ball teams won the big
world series and little world series this
wear and now his breweries are all set to
go II beer flows again. Rupert is one OF
New York's most prominent citizens and
is highly regarded for HIS charitable ways
in helping relief drives. His club was the
only major outfit that made provision this
year for the baseball fan who could not
afford TO spend more than so cents to see
Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig and other big
time stars perform.
!. Sign at the box office of a down.
town theater of the better class,
Admission, so cents, Sundays and
HOLIDAYS. It's time to revive
the old-fashioned spelling bee, men!
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STATE H. S. GRID SCORES
! Reitz EVANSVILLE, 0; Bosse Evans
villel. (tie).
Elkhart. 10: Central South Bend. Z.
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WE see the boys are RELOCATING
w our Hawaiian Irishman, Mickey
Mcclure, to the second all-Big Ten
team. Well, he can stay on as our
choice for one of the half back
posts. Last week we named a back
field composed of Newman, Mich
igan, quarter back; G. Berry, I'LL
nois, and Mcclure, Wisconsin, half
backs, and Horstmann, Purdue, full
back. For ends we would choose
Moss, Purdue, and Williamson,
Michigan. The center would be
Bernard, Michigan, hard pressed by
Oehler, Purdue At tackles our
preference would be Wistert, Mich
igan, and Wells, Minnesota, and at
guards we would use Kabat, Wis
consin, and Gailus, Ohio State. The
brilliance of the Purdue guards and
tackles evidently was lost in the
shuttle by being overshadowed by
the skill of the back field and the
play of Moss and Oehler, but it's
a good guess there was all-Big Ten
talent in there at one or more of
the unsung positions in the great
Boilermaker line.
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Potsy Clark is doing right well with his
Portsmouth Spartans in the National Pro-
fessiOnal League. The former Butler uni
verSity coach has his eleven in second
place and stepping on the heels of the
leading Green Bay Packers. That's ex-
actly where POtsy had his boys placed
when the 1881 pro season ended. Clark
has given the big league experts something
TO admire.
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SUNDAY COLLEGE SCORES
Santa Clara, II; Olympic Club, o.
st. Thomas, "a; La Sale, 0.
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Indianapolis Railways Five will meet
", "; A: P. a. squad at Brookside next
thursday at $50. Railways defeated w
A. P. U. in the opening game of the
season. l8 to IS. For games. write M. IT
Critchheld, 1908 East Eighteenth Street
a. m. 'O0
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Sam Hadlev and John Blue were the
reason the Illinois alleys 400 scratch dou-
bles rolled a double header over the week
end this team pounding out a total of
ALB pins late SATURDAY. night. John Blus
was in wonderful form during this set; hay-
ing gaines of 256. 227 and 278. a total of
1853. Hadlev rolled $50. Blue and W. Heck
man took second place with score OF
1913.
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He used to buck the line in big time
and now he's going TO buck the depression
swinging a mace. wearing badge and ma
trolling beat. Ken Rouse. former Chicago
university grid captain. has passed the
civil service examination required to be-
come eligible for appointment to the Chi
cagO police force. Rouse was star in
his day in athletics and in 1921 won the
Big Ten medal for excellence in scholar
ship and athletics. Original list of aD-
Dlicants TO the Chicago force numbed 49,
OO0 and Rouse graded third high. Other
college graduates completed for the 1876 va
cancies expected. First year salary of =
Windy City COP is $3.50 with hike to
$4,000 in three years. IL efficient. No one
can snap his fingers at that kind of money
these days and a college graduate re-
auires the same amount of groceries as
anyone else.
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Fletcher Place girls defeated woodside
girls, 10 to 2, with Landrey leading the
Fletcher Place Seconds, who defeated
Woodside Reserves, 18 to 10, and Wampler
led Fletcher Place varsity to a 23-to-21
decision over Woodside For games with
Fletcher Place. call Drexel 2725, ask for AL
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Lee Garments TOT total wjthstood all at
tempts to defeat 1t during last weeks PLAY.
Ted Arnold being next in line with 705.
Baker and Campbell tied for third place
each scoring 704. High single game
honors went to Arnold when he opened
with a 290 count
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Cruising
in Sports
BY EDDIE ASH

NOW that the football season
y is over for the majority of
teams the best some of 'em can
get out Of the season is to hang out
that old sign. Wait Until Next
Year" and let it 60 at that. AS for
the winners, to the victor belongs
the campus admiration and the
white meat on Turkey day. What
does a Saturday afternoon grid fan
do with his Saturday afternoons be-
tween seasons? Well, he shakes
hands with himself over escaping
with his neck for one more year in
the highway traffic on the big
game highways.
The upset to end all upsets nearly
happened. Notre Dame, AZ; Car
negie Tech, 0. Pittsburgh, IL;
Notre Dame, o. Pittsburgh, 6; Car
negie Tech, 0. And 1t took a Car
nesie tumble recovered by Pitts
burgh on the three-yard line and
four tries before the Panthers got
the ball over the Skibo goal.
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Sundays sweepstakes was won BY VIM
berly and Robinson with a score of 1,347.
ond place when they scored 1927. Brill
liant scoring was on display. at all times.
but John Blues 278 held good for the high
single game award of a turkey. Robinson
had a 2I0 and Faust 1853 to threaten.
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M'LARNIN, FULLER SIGN

= Rural Street .All-stars defeated East Side
Tro1ans. 81 to ~. j. Rush and n
Spaulding starred for, the Rurals -
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Ed Striebeck and Jack Hunt convinced
Frank Hueber and Don Johnson that they
were best when they defeated them in
both ends of a home-and-home double
match. taxing the first half on the Centrei
Pritchett's. 2o86 to 1000. The grand
total was Streibeck-Hunt. 4.058; Johnson
Hueber 1919.
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-, Tuxedo Ramblers want the manager of
the Fort BENJAMIN Harrison five to cal
rom Gllpln at 1rvington 1852 about can
ceiling game of Tuesday night.
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IRREGULARITIES of football. Two
4 grid teams meeting twice the
same season with the results iden-
teal. Oakland City and Hanover
met early this fall and Hanover
won, 26 to o. The rivals met again
Saturday and Hanover repeated, 26
to 0. It's seldom in any line of
sport that dope will run exactly to
the even figure of the advance esti-
mates. 1t was some years ago,
plenty in fact, that Hanover and
Butler, or maybe it was Earlham,
went down to the last game of the
year, defeated in all starts. The
contest was referred to as for the
state cellar championship" There
was a laugh when the teams played
a scoreless tie, leaving both in the
perfect circle class 900.
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sunday. Dec T. the Capital City Travel
ing League will start its season on the
Delaware alleys. play starting at 2:30
p. m. This league composed OF star
howlers from all drives will bowl at ten
different establishments, which include the
st. Philips A. c. Hotel Antlers. Pritchetts.
Illinois. Indiana. Central. Fountain Square
Uptown. Parkway and Delaware.
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Interfraternity Council, including the
following organizations. will hold a bas-
ket ball melting at the Hotel SEVERN at
3 P; m; Tuesday night. Phi Lambda
Sigma Chi, Omega XII, Alpha Omega, Beta
Phi Sigma and Mercury Club.
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Irvington Trojans opened their cage
campaign with 81 to 80 triumph over
Lauter Boys Club. 1t was the first time
Bottema leading the attack. they took an
early lead and held it. Kelley led Boys
Club, with Bennett playing well for Tro-
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The Heidenreich Florists Ladies' team
easily copied the honors in team play;
their six games showing the wonderful
average Of $50 pins per game. Individual
scoring was also better than usual seven
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attack, U. S. Tire cagers chalked up their
eighth consecutive victory at the expense
Of Eli Lilly, 40 to %, Saturday night at
determined battle during the first half
but trailed 81 to IL.
The Hoosier Demons won from the
All-American girls. q to II
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
District SubcommitteeS
Named By Chairman

Lynn S. Hornor CD of West Vir'
ginia; Bowman, James L. Whit
ley CRD of New York, and Nc.
Leod.
Streets, Avenues and Traffic
Patman; Smith: j. Bayard Clark
Cd, North Carolina; Gale H
Stalker tR) Wisconsin, and Nc,
Leod.
Fiscal AffairS-Gilbert; Black
GaSque; Patrick j. Sullivan CRD
Pennsylvania: Pehr G. Holmes
tRD. Massachusetts,.
Public Health-Clark; Harlan
Palmisano; Whitley. and C. B
McClintock lR.) of Ohio.
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
MOTHER SAVES
]. BABY IN FIRE

An infant girl was rescued by
her mother as fire swept through
two rooms of their home at 6l5
Franklin st. N. E. last night.
Mrs. Raymond w. Carpenter
was preparing supper when a
glare alarmed her. She rushed
into the front room and dragged
the infant from the carriage in
which she was sleeping just as
the curtains above her caught
fire.
Firemen subdued the blaze, be-
heved to have been caused by
a short circuit in Christmas tree
wiring, after $4,000 damage had
been done.
The child suffered slight burns
on the forehead.