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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07
Miss ChalfOnt,
Bride-Elect, Is
Guest at Tea

Miss Sara Frances Weatherley en-
tertained with kitchen shower and
tea at the Lumley tea room Sunday
for Miss Clara La Won Chalfont,
whose marriage to Lee o. Nicholson
will take place Easter Sunday.
A program during the afternoon
included piano selections by Miss
Margaret Huston and piano mono
logueS by Miss Betty Lowe Schorn.
Miss Eugenia Huston gave several
readings.
At tea time, the table was CEN
tered with spring flowers and
lighted by tapers in the brides
colors, pink, blue and yellow. Gov
ers were laid for:
Mesdames Harry Lane. Roland Chal-
font. Albert Mastin, Walter Dolk, John
r. Ieech, Carl D. Patterson, Frederick
Martin, w. j. Single, S. D. Munson, G. w.
West, w. A. Knuth: Misses Dorothy Routt,
Augusta Bowerman, Grace Martin and
Alice Shaw.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. C. B. Weatherley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07
Personals

Residents of Indianapolis who
have arrived at the Hotel Ever
gladeS, Miami, for the winter, are
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Coughlin,
daughter Suzanne and son william
Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Hartz, Will
liam U. Wishard ST.. and William
U. Wishard Jr. Other Indiana resi-
dents at the hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Rivers, Elkhart; Mr..
and Mrs. j. Paul Johnson, Kokomo;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fostor, Marion;
Charles F. Wing Jr., New Bedford;
A. w. Sisk, Preston; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ohm
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burch Ijams,
Terre Haute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07

waist running up and down
looks much simmer.
You can work this same trick
with pique or with the new candy
striped broadcloth. Those candy
stripes will streak it to place of
first Importance for summer.
You can't think about ribs and
stripes without getting around to
seersucker. Funny, old-fashioned
name, isn't it? Makes your mouth
as puckery as the material, to say it.
But there's nothing old-fashioned
about the new 1882 seersucker
dresses and blouses.
When you're making tennis
dresses and general daytime dresses,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07
QUICK MEAL FROM
KITCHEN WHEEL

The "kitchenette department" will
welcome the addition of the brand
new "Kitchenette Wheel" just is
sued by the Roman Press.
This wheel is sister to the popular
Cocktail Wheel ard contains
twenty-six easy new recipes for a
quick meal. In bright modern col
ors, printed with clever designs, It's
just the thing to hang on the wall
for decorative utility.
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NEW YORK, March Tt won't
IN be long now before thousands
of sewing machines will be whirring
over miles of cottons in this coun-
try's homes. Another bumper crop
is scheduled, bigger than last year,
even. Lots of cottons are going
into streets as we'll as sports and
evening colors.
The sheers particularly-eyelet
batistes and dotted Swisses. They'll
make their debuts in plenty of street
scenes in dark brown or navy.
A cool thought on the part of fash
ion.
You're going to see women run
ming up" lots of sheers in lighter
colors for suit blouses, too. That
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07

you'll no doubt find yourself getting
out of the cotton field now and
again and having one or two in
sports silks. Striped shirtings,
corduroy-ribbed silks or maybe silk
serge. ...... ...,.-....
And-make. note of this! When
you're choosing material for an
evening dress, mark. yourself A-pluS
for fashion-rightness if. you pick
a silk shantung or even a heavy
ribbed cotton . fabrics that
you've always thought of for day
time only, until this spring.
Copyright 1882. BY Amos PARRISH
| Next-Read about the new bags
and gloves that will be out on
Easter.
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LUNCHEON HONORS
MISS DAUGHERTY

Mrs. Walter Baker Williams en-
tertained twenty guests at luncheon
Saturday at her home, Al East
Forty-second street, for Miss Anne
Daugherty whose marriage to Rob-
ert Hunter Slater, Louisville, will
take place in April.
Luncheon was served at small ia
bles centered with pastel spring
flowers and yellow and blue taperS
carrying out the bride-elect's colorS
The hostess was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. NJ. E. Foley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07
Munnners Will
Give Comedy in
Church Tonight


"The Queens Husband" a three
act comedy by Robert Sherwood,
will be presented by the Irvington
Mummers, dramatic organization of
the Irvington Presbyterian church,
at BIS tonight at the church.
This is the largest presentation
of the club this season. Proceeds
will go to the church, and to the
work of the club in promoting re-
ligious education through drama.
Mrs. James R. LOOMS is directing.
The cast includeSH
Misses Nancy Jane Hall, Marjorie CobIe
Martha Folk, Mary Brown. Adelaide Wag-
oner, MessrS. Frederick Newton, Claude
Newcomer. James M. zoercher George
DirkS, Howard M. Dirks, Robert Draw
ford. J. T. Isaacs, Edward Crowell and
Frank Fairchid.
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Star Le0i0n to Meet

Hamilton-Berry chapter, Service
Star Legion, will meet at 2 Tuesday
in Board of Trade building. An
informal program Of talks and COM
munity singing will follow the bust
ness session. Mrs. D.. M. Parry
president, will preside.
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will give a card
party at 8 Thurs
day at Castle hall,
$50 East Ohio
street. Bridge
euchre and bunco
are scheduled. Mrs.
Goldie Schlegel,
who is on the ar
rangements COM
mittee for the &C.
casion, has an
nounced there will
be a door prize.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-07
Miss LolUman Hostess

Miss Ruthellen Lowman, 70l
hardwood avenue, entertained the
active chapter of Lambda Gamma
Club at a slumber party and buffet
supper Saturday night. Breakfast
was served at noon Sunday. Deco
rationS carried out the clubs tur-
quoise and peach colors. The host
ess was assisted by her mother, Mrs
F. M. Pryce.
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Plan Dinner Meetim0

Martha M. Society of First Eng
lish Lutheran church will hold a
dinner meeting at Tuesday at the
home of Miss Josephine English,
2735 College avenue. Mrs. George
Gramer will read paper on
American Women"
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Delta SigmdS to Meet
Theta chapter. Delta Sigma
Kappa sorority, will meet at 8 Mon
day night at the Antlers.
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Club Plans luncheon

QUO FI01IS LlJ1lCHGOW
Happy Hour Club of the Francis
Review 8, w. B. A., will have a COW
cred dish luncheon Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Nora Winters, 1873
North East street.
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New Stomach Formula
Attracts Much Attention

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Rush Purty Slated

Mrs. Frank Siefert. 1922 North
Capitol avenue. will be hostess for
rush party Tuesday night of Al
pha chapter. Omega Nh Tau So
rority. Guests will be entertained
with bridge.
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CARD FETE PLANNED
BY WHITE SHRINE

indianapolis White Shrine Patrol
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Dear Miss M. CT do not have
the Reformed Fast Stepper's adj
dress. I have received several let
tiers for him, whichh I have not
space to publish. All are sympa-
thetic.
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Dear Afraid-Although I think it
is advisable not to print your let
ter, I sincerely hope that you see
the answer and act upon it at once.
Tell your mother exactly what oc-
cured. You need her protection.
Avoid the person whom you wrote
me about. This is very important
If you want more information. send
a stamped and self-addressed en-
velope.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
417Decatur St. NV, SS5

Large home consisting Of rec. hall.
living room, dining room. bed rooms,
2 inclosed porches large. bright
kitchen, tiled bath built-in tub ana
fixtures. Laundry tubs and laVatory
Evening star., 1932-10-23

SILVER SPHING, MD.
Half block east Georgia ave-, downstairs
bed rm; and bath, rms, bath second noor.
porch, yard, gar; available now. Reduced
to s67.50 for immediate possession. eau
Evening star., 1932-10-23
1928 Parkwood PI. NV, 5000.

Beautiful home, which consists OF
large. bright living room. dining room,
four bed rooms. fully tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower, extra tiled
lavatory just of master bed room. two
car built-in garage. large front porch,
hardwood floors. hot-water heat ana
electricity: laundry trays and extra
1ayatOry in basement.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
DIRECTORY OF UNFURN1SffED APARTMENTS
MODERN BUILDINGS.

r.. kit. b., Frig.. screened porch. .s72.5c
TAYLOR. 4o27 18th NV. ..o
rms. dinet.' kit. b.. Frig. .........s5ooo
s5l7 18th NV. ..,
rms, kit, b., Frig. .............. .so3oo
1928 RIGGS PL. NV.
W DIR. l5s; closet. dinet. k. b. n so
ATLANTIC 1905 10th NV. ,tooo
HOMESTEAD. 1914 1lth NV.
2 rms, kit, b.............. '.'SoV
MULLIN, 329 r. l. AVE. NE.
2 rms, ,dinet, kit, bath. h..,......''se Sc 90 90
fREn I fMs Ris RRiEsFRfdERAr1oN-dood ICE Condition
500 3rd NV. .,,.o
rms, kit. bath. .................... 1000
1874 U s.e.-3 r.. k, b.. porch. $3.50
coLoRED.
1918 SHERMAN AVE. NV. .,-
rms kiilj ioso 0isaiN FAiRMoNr NV. 90 ,o w
2 rms, kit. b., porch .............. .s4ooo
See Janitor on Premises.
FRANCIS "A. BLUNDoN CO. so5 H NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
s49 MONTH.
35l3 18th st. nw-2 rooms kitchen, bath,
porch, elec. refrigeration; two exposures.
$40 MONTH.
3l7 10th St n.w.-2 rooms, kitchen, di-
nette, BATH free Frigidaire.
$500 TO s475O PER MONTH.
9l8 18th st. nw.-l ROOM kitchen, dinette,
shower BATH free Frigidaire.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
RENT HOUSES-FIIRNTsHE

URNISEED-8-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE
N ihnms best section Chevy Chase D G. bath with
oaH snd oo On first ooT Lovely
Address Box 429-J. Star ONCE q
58l9 COLORADO AVE. NW-8 ROOMS,
sard sard es ectTs assl shs fGn and rear
1914 UPsHUR ST NW-6 ROOMS; AMI.
porche,; garage; radio piano, Frigidaire;
near schools, bus and car line.
1912 CALVERT ST. N.W.-ll RMS B.
and linen, Open Sunday from 10 to i rea-
sonable. THoS. D. WALSH. 815 1lth st. NV.
DOWNTOWN CORNER = SUITABLE FOR
Par9 frb 8f r0qP1s se9S Rs
l0l4 Vt. Ave. Dist. 62l0.
SS5 MO; WORTH $2O0-CHEVY CHASE
SiGlnity; y yo. Z acre forest trees; flowers IS r.
refrigerator. h.-w.h., ami, hreplaces
fountain SG, ain, pools, rock gardens. Evenings,
sarage, Oriental rugs, hair mattresses. ivory
oed rms. gas. heat. copper screened porcheS
open fireplace Sis per mo. Emerson 7S47.
3404 FULTON ST.-MASS AVE. SECTION
A. T. NEWBOLD. Clev. 5000.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. PARK-DETACHED
pea rooms, baths, screened porches, G. E.
Cleveland 3f73
ROOMS, 2 BATHS, WHOLE OR PART;
some rented; Will exchange or sell furniture
huQOIcSS bOS Sl-b, star once.
FOR RENT-ATTRACTIVE STUDIO HOME.
Artistically designed. Two rooms. bath.
shower. Completely furnished In the most
beautiful section of Lyon Village, Va
NEAR 18th ST & ALASKA AVE.-COM-
e. E. refrigerator. oil heat. maids room 2
car garage. National 1878 or Georgia 2627
1861 PARKWOOD PL. NW.-6 ROOMS AND
bath porcheS and nice yard. h.-w h. mod
ern. conveniences. southern exposure Just
OF l4th st. near Cavalier Hotel. fine location
ga ,4th St cHAS: NV D. sAGER' Nat oo,s
share attractive home with owner Refer
ence. 3402 Macomb st Cleve. 9l68.
VERY ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED DE-
trees. hedge piano. books. old mahogany,
oriental rugs: No small children. l or 2
wears, lease. sl25 mo. 1855 Longfellow NV.
62i7 BRooKvILLE RID, CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ing porch, garage; large yard; $50 EDW. p
SCHWARTZ, NC. lola VI. Ave
COMPLETELY AND BEAUTIFULLY FUR
maids room, garage. Phone North 1922.
RENT MONTHS OR LONGER
owner nearly sss new SIoGm bungsiow nice
sso @l Dloxsr ss-6 sasissd
location II Manor circle. Takoma Park. :
MT. PLEASANT
1885 1ngleSide terrace n.w.-Convenient
July modeTn M fuTntare bnn Sarase sood
| condition; immediate possession attractive
y furnished: ss5. Inspect by appointment.
{, Call National 1881.
MT. PLEASANT
Kenyon street NV, near l7th-Desirable,
| bed room. 2 bath. frigid.. oil heat. glassed-
| in sleeping porch. instant. hot-water heater.
library, built-in garage; coed condition; nice
| ly furnished: possession short notice. To in
spect call National 1881
| UNUSUAL BARGAIN
For immediate occupancy owner will rent
| attractive 8-rm., 2-bath row brick residence;
| very desirable northwest residential section.
| vicinity 18th ana Allison SITS. NV: nicely
! furnished; instant. hot-water heat: break
| fast room, porches, screens. awnings. front
and rear yards; ards in Mimmediateo Sep possession; $50
| tween $50 am. and $50 pm.
$40 RANDOLPH NW-6 RMS PORCHES
built-in garage; nicely furnished. Key 46oi
| Ga ave. Col 1922.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

WHITE-1Sl9 RIGGS PHO ROOMS. 2
baths, sleeping porch. s7o75. 81 .4th St
nw-8 rooms $50 rs. 1904 Center St, Mt.
Pieasant-Seven-roo detached frame. $45 IS.
John Z KNOTT 9l8 st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

23lo TRACEY PLACE NW-Vicinity fashion
able Wyoming ave-, west Conn. ave; very
attractive detached frame; 10 rms, baths,
maids quarters; strictly modern; excellent
condition; 2-car gar: immediate possession;
No annAinfment
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Near 18th and Park Rd.

I4l5 Parkwood PI. NV, 5000.
Near stores and car lines. Seml-de-
tached house consisting of reception
hall. living room. dining room. three
he'd rooms tiled bath with built-in tub
and shower, kitchen, rear porch. ga
Evening star., 1932-10-23
neutrality-suspicious..

COUPLE DESIRE UNFURNIsHED 2-RooM.
kitchen: bath apt. In % private home sec, section n3
i4th st. Phone ION )" Potomac &C. 1888 M w
M NAN AN! AND WIFE DESIRE 2 Or I ROOMS: s.
and not 5ath adless Box 4ss
A. Star office
GENTLEMEN AND MOTHER DESIRE q
room. bath. kitchenette. furnished apt, or
e nIyaif aospta na' M x0qa sI9s i o
Newton st. NV q
8 UNFQRNIsHED ROOMS. and FLOOR.
vicinity. Address Box Bob. Star ofhce.
RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL MAN WANTS
small. attractiyely furnished apartment Tor
psse tx e h foF the wh
apartment. Clarendon Ills.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
furnished or unfurnished with porch or
must be reasonable. Address Box 52-B, Star
Office.
WHITE COUPLE WANTS UNFURN. APT;
general repair Box 2ss-B. Star ONCE
APARTMENT. ONE ROOM. KITCHEN BATH
and sleeping porch; southern exposure. Ad-
dress Box 462-A. Star office. 23'
COOPERATIVE APIS.
SELL 2 ROOMS. KIT. BATH, HALL FRONT
apt Large reduction for cash or exchange.
3o4 Netherlands 1860 Col road-3 RS. and
b.; large closets and entrance hall; in excel
lent repair. An opportunity seldom offered
in this fine building. Price, 81 500.
LEROY GADDIS, JR
1913 18th st. NV Natl. 1877.
LARGE APARTMENT IN ExCELLENTLY
located, well operated, restricted building
near Sheridan Circle. Priced at half original
cost and offered on easy terms. An unusual
opportunity to secure a fine apartment home
at an investment price. Vacant for leisurely
inspection. Will rent
SANDOZ, INC
Dupont Circle Decatur 40lO
Evening star., 1932-10-23
Beautiful Home

445 Decatur St. NV. $500.
Conveniently located in the heart OF
PetWorth. consisting of large. bright
living room, dining room. large bed
rooms. large kitchen, tiled bath, built
in fixtures, laundry tubs. extra lava
tory in basement. Garage. screened
raar marches
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
WORTH LEADING
 SLUCCERS WITH ANDREWS CLOSE
Vet Outfielder and Elk Manager Running Close
 Race, Batting Grown

George Worth, American Legion outfielder, and Walter Andrew. (Big Andy) first sacker and manag- CT of the Elks, running a neck and neck race for batting honors were virtually tied in the City League averages made public today The former was in first place-by the margin of single point-.353 and 1852. Fritz Schmitz, Moose se- cond baseman, was in third place.
 Only seven players retained their places in the select 300 circle. The Moose placed three and the Ameri- can Legion and Elks two each.
 The climb of Fritz Schmitz has been one of the surprises of the second half. He has boosted his average more than 100 points since the first half ended. Others mak- ing large gains included Bob Boyd, now ranking fourth, Stan Grum- melt in eighth place and Joe Nello who has jumped from near the tag end of the list to number IA.
 The batting averages of all players participating in nine or more games, announced today by Scorer Edward Mize, follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
FATHER HUBBARD TO SHOW FL M s ON NEXT MONDAY
Eruption of Aniakchak Volcano to Be Display
 td at Capitol Theatre

A rare treat awaits Juneauites next Monday night. The first show ing of films of the eruption of Aniakchak volcano, is part of this treat. The eruption was secured on the celluloid and developed here by Father Bernard R. Hub bard and these films will be showed at the Capitol theatre next Mon day night as benefit for the Catholic church.
 Father Hubbard will also give an account Of his explorations of the present year on the Aleutian Is- lands, airplane flights inside of active volcanos and other inter- eSting sidelights.
 Father w. G. Le VaSseur, in mak- ing the announcement, said the re- gular prices will prevail for this benefit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
GROVE WHOLE OF As

r. The champion Athletics skidded further out of the picture when mishap overlook their one-man pitching staff of Grove, Grove & Grove. e
 Up until he damaged his under pinning shagging flies, the eminent southpaw was Connie Mack's only sure-fire winner.
 Earnshaw, meanwhile, has shown a return to form but it probably ,comes too late. It was obvious from the start that the Athletics could not win without super-work by their big three, Grove, Earn shaw and Walberg. So far only Grove has been up to the 1881 level in performances. Newcomers, like Freitas and Krausse cannot fill the gap.
 Add to that the failure of Al Simmons to be among the five leading hitters by the first of July sand you have several good expla-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15

When we were down in the sum- shine and the baseball camps this Spring, Yankee followers told us the clubs chances undoubtedly hinged on the ability of the kid infielders, Otto (Jack Saltzgaver and Frank Crosetti, to come drought.
 Tony Lazerri was still on the open market, with no takers, and Joie Sewell was being kept only for an emergency. The emphasis was on the youngsters. They looked good, impressed even the old-tim- CTS.
 Yet, as these Yankees go gallop- ing past the mid-Season mark so far out in front that the American bLeague race again seems lop-sided and just about settled, the plain fact is that Messrs Lazerri and Sewell get a large chunk of the credit, playing regularly and bril- Iantly Meanwhile Crosetti is on the bench and Saitzgaver in New ark, for further seasoning.
 The Yankee slogan, in the early spring, was ''Gangway for Youth" but the veterans, Lazerri, Sewell and Combs, have played a surpris- ingly big part in keeping Joe McCarthy's outfit so far out in front, although Ruth hasn't been having as good a year as he did in 1881, by long shot. The Babes bat is still potent factor, how ever, of course, but his failure to- hit up to his usual gait has been more conspicuous that. the slowing up that is inevitable.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
TIPS FROM
 SCIENTISTS

Carefully applied to a trench af ter edging the lawn, used motor oil will prevent the grass from grow ing up and overlapping the side walk. Grass will not grow where oil has been applied and hence care must be taken not to use enough to saturate the ground be- yond the trench.
 Scientists have found that cock reaches clean their feelers and feet like a cat, and have taken advant- age of this habit to kill them by spreading sodium-fluoride powder around so the reaches will get it on their feet. This powder is a poison and kills them when it is taken into their system while clean ing their feet
 Here's how to make soap for the mechanic. Rub 2 drams of corn starch to a paste with ounc- e5 of glycerine. Heat this mixture
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
MOOSE SEEK TO
 REGAIN GROUND
 IN CAME TODAY
Hope to Make Up for Loss to Elks by Defeating
 American Legion

The Moose, temporarily set back by their defeat last Wednesday by the Elks, will attempt to regain part of their lost ground tonight from the American Legion, present tailenders in the City League race for second half championship. As the Vets are somewhat crippled, the Moose have a fine chance to do just that little thing.
 Joe Nello is expected to pitch for the Paps.. No pitching as signment had been announced for the ex-soldiers this afternoon.
 The Vets are in the market for a number one pitcher. Their mainstay during the first half, Bob Keaton, won't be seen on the firing line again this season. His physician ordered him to lay off for the rest of the year. He may get into the Little Worlds Ser ies, but even that is doubtful. Pete Scl1mitz, willing worker, is also a doubtful quantity due to i'll health. Ben Wilson is the only other regular moundsfnan and his showing so far was rather spot ted. Garn, Worth and Bill Schmitz have taken turns on the mound but they are too valuable else where to sacrifice, so the Vets are combing the woods for a new pitcher
 Wilson may start tonight. If he gets away t. a good start, he should give the Moose a real ar gunient
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
SCHROEDER LONG
 IN SOCCER GAME

PHILADELPHIA, July 15-El- mer A. Schroeder of Philadelphia, newly elected president of the United States Football Association, the governing body of soccer, has been actively engaged in promot- ing the dribbling game since early manhood
 Schroeder says Philadelphia and Baltimore may be members of the American League, the professional circuit, in the Fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
DOUGLAS DEFEATS
 DE MOLAYS, 11-5

Douglas won a one sided base ball game from the Juneau De- Molays last evening by a score Of Il to 5. Errors were frequent on the part of the DeMolays.
 Four pitchers were used by the latter team. They were nipped for 12 safeties. The Islanders used but one pitcher, who gave few hits and kept them well scattered.
 Hagerup, Henning, Livie and Lindstrom were the DeMolay hur- lers.
 Howard Hayes was the Douglas pitcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
Title Bout
 Is Won by
 ROsenbIOOn,
Lou Scozza Is Outpointed Tn Fifteen Round
 Match

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 15.-Maxie Rosenbloom, recognized by the New York Athletic Commission as the worlds light heavyweight cham pion, outpointed Lou Scozza of Buffalo, in 15-round title bout here last night.
 RoSenblood weighed 175 pounds and Scozza weighed 173 pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-15
GAMES THURSDAY
 Pacific C0ast League

San Francisco 2; Missions 1. Seattle 0; Sacramento II. Portland 3; Oakland l. Los Angeles 5; Hollywood 6.
 National League Boston |; Pittsburgh 6. Brooklyn 1; Chicago 4. Philadelphia II; Cincinnati 6. New York 6; St. Louis 3.
 American League Cleveland II; New York 3. Detroit 2; Philadelphia g. Chicago g; Boston 8. St. Louis 4; Washington 5, twelv innings.