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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
[. C.. Five Set
for Earlhanl

Coach Harry Good is sending his
Indiana Central basketball team
through strenuous practice sessions
this week in preparation for the
game with Earlham in the Univer-
sity Heights gym Friday night.
Earlham boasts of an exceptional
ly strong defensive quintet this
year. The Quakers held De PAW
to two-point victory. The regular
lineup, which consists of Ernig and
Judd, forwards; De Jernett, center,
and Swank and Swan, guards, prob
ably will start the game for Gen.
trail. Grist and Commingore, fresh
men candidates, have been showing
up well in practice and may see &C
ton Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07

With a wealth of new material,
Central Normal's speedy cagers,
unbeaten in twenty-five games by
Hoosier foes, will invade Fairview
field house Friday night to battle
Tony Hinkle's Butler Bulldogs.
Schultz, captain and center, is
the only veteran pastimer with
the Danville quintet. In the
starting lineup Friday he will be
supported by Hawley and G..
Reeves at forward and Blanda
and Bisesi at guards. However,
coach S. H. Leitlnan has been
shifting his lineup and many
other new stars, including Hill
and Smith, are expected to see
action.
Buffers Snipers are hard at work
in preparation for one of the
hardest tests of the season. Reiss-
ner, former Tech star, continues
to show good form at forward and
may start against the Purple
Warriors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
Friday Mat Bill Filled

Four events have been signed for
the complete wrestling program at
the Armory Friday night, Promoter
Jimmy McLemore announced today
with Bobby Sampson, Los Angeles
youth, taking on Johnny (Swede)
Carlir in the feature for two-out-of
three falls.
Sampson is indicated here.
Pete Morello. speedy Persian, tackles
Buck Weaver in the windup,
and Joe Gilman meets Arthur Saxon
in another one-falI event. HarolS
Sims and John Evans tangle in the
opener at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
TIM M0YNIHAM RESIGNS
By Times Special

By Times Special
CINCINNATI, Jan. Tim Moy-
milan, Xavier universityS football
line coach, handed in his resigna-
ton today, to take effect at once.
Joe Meyer. athletic director, init
mated Johnny Fredericks would
succeed Tim. Both are former Notre
Dame warriors.
Moynihan's coaching brought re-
markable results at Xavier and he
was extremely popular. 1t is said
he has chance to land a berth
with large eastern school. Tim
was one of the outstanding centerS
in the country when playing under
the late Knute Rockne.
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Down the Alleys
rEHR Mnws ,rnr rnp nc,
BY LEFTY LEE

FEHR MOWS EN- FOR 76S.
Johnny Fehr threatened the all-time city
record for three-game total during the
indianapolis League play on the Pritchett
drives Wednesday. three games over the
ESQ mark giving him a count of 1853. Just
twelve pins away. This total is the sea-
sons high for this league and second only
to Blacks TT. for all leagues. Fehr''s
and Hornbeck helped this score with
counts of 668 and Cos to give Coca-Cola a
total Of 3,212 and triple win over Gregory
and Appel. The Marotts and Underwood
Transfer also won three from Hollenbeck
Press and Pritchett's Pick-Ups as FAN City
Lager, Liebtag BARRIERS. Union Title and
st. Philip A. c. took two from TRUE.
Wheeler'S Lunch. observation-disclosures and
Vollmer Bros. Pritchett rolled the high
single game with a 268 finish.
Hanna Register and Augustiner won their
games during the Uptown League session.
the Giesen-Specials and CITY Candy teams
being the victims. Prima Beverage. Tip
ton-Lytle Cigar and Beams Recreation won
the odd game during their plav with Coca
Cola Selmier Towel and Omar BAKING.
Wheeler and Kelly battled for high three
game count, Wheeler winning out. 500 to
63s Stemm had 612: Bohne. sos. with the
Laura Alexander featured the Uptown
Ladies Matinee League with a score of
$40 on games of Iii. 163 and 226. The
team results showed two-game wins Tor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
Tiger Quintet
Battles Ohio

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. T.
With two victories over Buckeye
quintets this week, De Pauw's I'M
defeated Tigers will take on Ohio
U. Bobcats here Friday night.
Ohio Wesleyan bowed to Coach
Tubby Moffett's cagerS here
Wednesday, 80 to %.
Playing a deliberate game, the
Old Gold five took a Is to 8 lead
at the half and never was threat
ened. Rex Moffett, Eubank and
Graham accounted for all but four
of the De Paw points. Hendricks,
Myerley, Duncan and Dickerson led
the Wesleyan attack.
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Little Forced to Resign as
Badger Chief, Probe Reveals

Wisconsin publicity man, Schmiege
expressed it as his opinion that
much dissatisfaction was caused on
the Wisconsin football team last
fall over the fact that Gregory Ka-
bat, guard, was given too much pub
LEFTY.
L have been told by certain
members of the team that Coach
Thistlethwaite favored Kabat and
encouraged his receiving publicity
even though some of the players
considered Kabat not so hot "
Schmiege said.
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North Side Flashes lost a fast and ex-
citing game to the RhodiuS Bulldogs. 20
to Is. The Flashes desire games in the
cess to gyms. Call Talbot 1855 and ask
for Pete.
in the 12-14-year-old class having access
to gyms. Cali Belmont O354 ask for Tom,
or write s61 North Holmes avenue.
The following games are scheduled for
the Cooperative League tonight at Pennsy
gym: 7:30 Indiana Bell Telephone vs..
stems; $50. Eli Lilly vs.. Folks Milk. First
defeat
F1ackville Flashes lost two thriIlers,
bowling to the Chain Gang. Is to 8. Mon
day. and Broadway M. E.. 81 TO II, Tues
day. Teams with gyms. write Sam Lang,
Sixteenth and Main street, Speedway
City, for games.
Capitol silents will meet MOrgantown
tonight and West Point Friday night at
Lilly, 81 to 81 Lutheran and Rensberger
we're best for the Deaf boys. On Jan; is.
e esnts also vii 5ssf ths c5i9:so
Hardwood Kids. playing in the II to
H-year-old class, have won four straight
in their class. Cali or write George II.
Freite. Ia. 4l6l or Ia. 1885. address lnoi
North Harding street.
Lutheran Basketbail Association at st. pau
Hall. Weghorst and Wright street. At 30.
g Paul PAUL battles RlOO min p lions Dlsy
smm sGnn at League sRa Standing g OPPOSES
s. sion Paul: sgss 81 gsBa So
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Wednesday
Cage Scores

COLLEGES
Ball State. 80: Centenary. Is.
De Paw. 80: Ohio WESLEYAN a.
Kansas. "a: Colorado, IS.
Oklahoma: 30, Oklahoma Aggies. Is.
Mississippi College. Sc: Howard. IS.
North Carolina. 40: Guilford 90.
vanderbilt. SO: Middle Tennessee Teach
erss 80.
Northern Illinois Teachers. 30; Armour
Davis and Elkins. 81: Loyola. 25.
princeton. 35; Columbia. 80 (overtimel
Dartmouth. 81: Lowell Textile. "a.
Penn. 20: DickerSon. Is.
Carnegie Tech. SO: w. and j.. ~.
ARMY. So: McGill. IS.
NAVY. 81; F. and NJ. IS.
Syracuse 20: Rutgers, 49,
Dana. 80: Drew, 1S.
North Carolina. 40: Guiiford %.
Kansas. 81 Colorado. Is.
st. Thomas. %; VALPARAISO. Il.
HIGH SCHOOL
Hartford City. So; Roll, 20.
Wallace, %: Amo. 20.
Clarkshill, So; Linden. -.
Bowers. IS: Advance. 10 (overtime).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
Too Tough

By Times Special
HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 7.
Bat Battalino is about ready
to give up his worlds feather
weight crown. The Scrappy
little puncher is undergoing
torture in trying to make the
weight limit for his fifteen
round title defense against Lew
Feldman at Madison Square
Garden Friday night.
When he started work last
week, Battalino weighed 40
pounds. He has been working
six-rounds or more daily in the
gym, and is on a diet which
includes no regular meals. He
was down near the 130-pound
mark today, with four more
pounds to come off before
weighing in time Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
Cardinal Five
Raps Centenary

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. IA bril-
liant second-half squirt, after the
southerners had held them to a Is
Is deadlock at half-time, gave the
Ball State Cardinals at 80 to Is
cage verdict over Centenary here on
Wednesday
Andson and D. Dick divided twen-
ty of the victors' points, while john
son and Nolan were outstanding
for the southern quintet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
$4,000 Is Demanded;
Points to 1881 Record
Home Run King Holds Playing Weight at 225 z
Pounds Below Normal Winter Figures; Willing to
Take 0ne-Year Renewal
By United Press

NEW YORK. THE Rupert was on
earnest today
Rupert Yankees should get
a two-year contract $4,000 per annum.
The Babe points out that he had splendid 1881 and
believes that his entities him
If I'd had bad taking Ruth
had may two-yer contract don't think
ought to take cut especially
Ruth weighed 225 pounds today This his playing
and is below his customary winter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
LOCAL PRO TRIUMPHS

By Times Special
MIAMI, Fla. Jan. Turning in
1865, Ralph Stonehouse of
indianapolis and Willie McFarlane
of Tuckahoe, n. Y, copied first
prize moneys in the annual Miami
Biltmore professional best ball
tournament.
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By United Press
MADISON, Wis, Jan. George
E. Little virtually was forced to re-
sign as director of athletics at the
University of Wisconsin, it has been
revealed by the legislative commit
tee investigating athletics at the
state school.
Professor j. F. A. Pyre, chairman
OF the athletic council, could not
give one reason why Liltle's resigna-
ton had been desired in answer to
questioning Wednesday by Assem-
blyman Oscar Schmiege.
In questioning George Downer,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07

FItty,fourth Street Merchants. Coca-Cola
Beverage and City Candy. O''''' ii"''
Kleen Kaps won three from creamsd
game from Milk for Health during The fbe
Roberts Mix play.
Vanier a member Of the Freiie Grocery
Team. was the only PLAYER in the DIG x
ing tots % % re sse the 600 marx scr
Optical. Pittman-Rice. Centennial Pres.
tinnersn Grocery, Freiie Grocery and Can
Scott Trucking Boren Insurance Penn
Coal. Hoosier Optical. Quinn Grocery and
Indiana Trucking.
After defeating the girls from Louisville
,sst SUNDAY the Roepke Floral girls rather
70 Hammond next Sunday to roll the Pc
ano Price team Of that CITY The Roepgs
seam Is composed OF good average PLAYERS.
ana VIII give the upstate team a run Tor
TOD honorS.
An interesting match is scheduled for the
PrlLcnett alleys Saturday night when the
J. P. Girls team will take on the Pritchett
Juveniles. The Juveniles, composed of plav-
Srp N thf pFt tssns VII lineup With Keis
Wilmoth. and our bet is the kids will de-
feat the girls.
Sweepstakes play galore is scheduled for
me oinerent drives over the weekend At
the Illinois alleys the 400 scratch doubles
on the, Fountain Square drives. starts tie
and Pritchett's 200 scratch singles. s'''N'-'
In addition to the above play the 1000
scIatcn team sweepstakes at Anderson. the
ste I OF the next state tournament. viii set
unqeL way A flock OF loca! teams will
roll in this meet.
:, Rsa Tegeler was the big gun during
the Van Camp League play at Pritchett's
with three-game mark of 626 to give
the the MIX team an odd game win over
also took two from Bean Hole Bean and
Satsup as Pork and Beans won three from
Soup.
Power and Light League games on the
tlllnois alleys resulted in a triple win
LOT Meter Department and Store Room
over MIL street and Third Floor and a
kWo-game win for Harding Street. Fifth
TOOL; Commlssary. and M. and z. from
W. Mash1ington avenue. Operators, OperetoT
Of sol. WIN SUI
=, Barrett again proved 10 be the best In
the Film League. when ne rolled 500 for
FOX. His teammates failed to helm hin
however, and the Werner quintet took two
Hst Metro 'um0'A also won two from
DR.. Ksmper was the reason tn. Ksmpsr
the Medical Society play on the Centrsi
drives. his sheet showing games OF POI
224 and 37I. a total of e4e. DR.. Bickei
started with the high single Of 246 to
sotal col. Other contests decided two 70
one favored Cox Bakemeier and PenniuR-
ION over Owens. Wyttenbach and Day.
Get your team lined up for the city tour
nament right now. This years meet is 90
ing 20 be record breaker for entries %
come on in early and assure your CLUB
choice dates.
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TIGERS SIGN TRAINER

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. t.
Denny Carroll. veteran trainer, will
join the Detroit Tigers at Palo Alto,
CAL. for spring training. Carroll
announced today he had signed a
contract with the American League
club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
SENATORS BUY HURLER

bv JfIFFcU IIecc
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. - Nike
Delaney, righthanded pitcher, has
been purchased by the Washington
Senators from the youngstown (O9
club Of the MidkAtlantic League. 1t
is presumed the Senators viii option
the hugler to Chattanooga or BaIti-
more.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
IRON DUKE RECOVERING

bW IfHFS DCctuE
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-William
Muldoon, S6-year- member of the
New York athletic commission, was
today reported recovering at Post
Graduate hospital from an opera
ton for a glandular infection
week ago.
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KIRSHBAUMS TO PLAY
Jewish Five Tackles EdgewOod;
Bulldogs Face Leaders.

jewish Five Tackles EugeW00d;
Bulldogs Face Leaders.
Kirshbaum basketball five will
oppose Edgewood A. c. at $3.50. Sun
day afternoon at Kirshbaum gym,
and the north side Jewish team
will take the floor with its full
strength. Several regulars have
been missing recent tits.
at 2:30, Kirshbaum Bulldogs will
play indianapolis Leaders. At 7:30
in the evening, Bulldogs go to Com
munaI hall to meet their traditional
foes. Communal MidgetS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
TROJANs PICK BROWN
By United Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. RAY
mond (Tay) Brown, tackle, will be
the 1882 captain of the University
Of Southern California football
team.
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WEDNESDAY wANpERNcs


Maybe I'm wrong No sooner do ac-
cuse the home town boosters of falling
down on the Job than eight letters pour
right in one me. For instance, there's
Just Pat, who says I'm going to be sorry
for all the ifs and ands I've printed about
Shortridge. and. prattles Pat, you've got
plenty to say about a team that wins a
ball game. but very little to saw about the
team that loses. That goes for all of EN-
-. They don win CHAMPIONSHIPS by. los
ing. Pat. Charity covers a multitude of
shindiEs. wiSe-cracks Al Wynkoop.. the
Lebanon columnist. referring to that Nun
cie-Alevandria thing. Speaking of char
ity games. did you know that Cathedral
Lebanon in that relief battle. :. Lebanon
got. all the rest of the shekels. Alex
andria got $500 for PLAYING Muncie.
Decker Chapel high school has \ basket
ball PLAYER by the name of HOOPS.
write your own wisecrack. And Bruce
ville's star is Fielder. :. Babe Wheeler has
quite team over at Brazil .Crawforos-
willie was TUESDAYS victim. NeeS is the
head man of the Brazil Aye. If YOU
nsinsf f'S nj might 1 paw YOU at
least double. -. ..... .s...s ...... 80.
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An interesting match is scheduled for TIE
PrlLcnett alleys Saturday night when the
J. z. Girls team will take on the Pritchett
Juveniles The Juveniles composed of plav-
sTS M m thelr teens. viii lineup with Kiefer
rMnuurpnyy. Fritcnett Jr:. Paul Streibeck and
feat the girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07
DIAMOND MEETING SET

City Amateur Association to Adopt
New Rules Monday.
A meeting of the indianapolis
Amateur Baseball Association will
be held Monday night at the aSso-
citation offices, 90 South Delaware
street. at p. m.
Arthur E. Carr, president, re-
quests all clubs interested in adop-
ton Of the new rules to be present.
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=, Sweepstakes play galore is scheduled for
the oinerent drives over the weekend, at
the the, Illinois alleys the 400 scratch doubles
on the. Fountain Square drives. starts lie
Central alleys has a 100 scratch singies
ana Pritchetts 200 scratch singles.
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fayette is in for an unpleasant surprise
when they. watch Shortridge unpack its
box Of tricks Saturday, night. After that,
CITY tourney I don't know how Tech,
Washington. Manual. Cathedral and Broad
Ripple feel about their teams, but can
will be matched bv one from Blue Devil
supporters. Prepare note of coincidence
for dear old Jefferson. will you, Pal?"
Did You ever hear of Upton. eddie?
But maybe 1 shouldn't mention that. Use,
Tsc. If the nOrthsiders beat jeff. I'll see
that nothing is said of Upton in the
future.
Dear Vern-We have a wonderful .eam
at. Tech. Our inexperience is offset by
height. and LEROY Edwards is better this
year than last. Liehr and Townsend are
Willis and GLADDEN.. pair of fine guards
make up the first five. Watch our smoke
at tourney time. NY big six Muncie
eSd F1sntn Tech Ale xS Snel RC
II Tech beats Muncie Friday, I'll ever
believe in celloDhane wrappers. If hey
don't, Ill still believe in Tim Campbell.
Il q
Ah-ha. Sally SAYS I'm right. The ole
basketball enthusiasm is missing at ShS
city schoE1IIs SAYS she Its about time
backing their teams to the limit. This
should be the best season ever, if the fan,
will help; We want state championship
but III back any team that can keen tn,
big city on the sage IL map And I'm stii
pals the one they been looking for 81
| these years.
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After defeating the girls from Louisville
last Sunday the Roepke Floral girls rather
70 Hammond next Sunday to roll the PC
ana Price team of that CITY. The Roepys
team Is composed of good average PLAYERS
ana VIII give the upstate team a run Tor
top honors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-07

In addition to the above play the LOO
scratch team sweepstakes at Anderson. the
Sue OF the next state tournament. will get
unoer way. A flock of loca! teams will
roll in this meet
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didn't vou ever hear Of EPSON. Walker
fon, etc. They're unbeaten, ! read In the

Among the first contributors is Short
ridge Eddie" who has TO say
s4Shortridge's Blue Devils will be plenty
hot hv state tournament time. Kenny
Peterman knows his basketball onions as
rAr with a regional championship I've
(which almost upset Washinetcia'S Hatchets
gThe Blue Devils nearly smashed Aisxnn-
fust before Christmas. Jefferson Of La
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., Req Tegeler was the big gun during
the Van Camp League play at Pritchett's
the MIX team an odd game win over
tomato Juice. Pumpkin and Spaghetti
also TOOK two from Bean Hole Bean and
Gatsup as Pork and Beans won three from
The Washington times., 1932-07-25
BENEFIT TOURNEY

A tournament, supper and ball
for the benefit of st. Johns
Church, Clinton. Nd, will be
held on August 6.
The Washington times., 1932-07-25
FOX CAPTURED
BY MOTOR|ST

There are several ways to go fox
hunting. Some persons don a red
coat, blow trumpet, jump on
horse and follow the hounds, but
Parks Gray, IS, fox hunter ex-
traordinary, of 1852 California st.
N. W., is original.
Riding in his fathers car near
the Congressional Country Club
yesterday, Parks saw a fox dart
across the road. Out of the car
he jumped and, without any fan
fare, gave chase. The pursuit
was short lived, for Parks seized
Reynard's tail, and that was the
end of the hunt.
1t wasn't the end Of Reynard,
however, for, instead of killing his
quarry, Parks took it home with
him for a pet.
The Washington times., 1932-07-25
ATHEISM A|LS,
SAYS PASTOR

The alleged self-sufficiency of
atheism would be of little value
to the hungry Bonus Expedition
ary Force, the Rev. DR.. Joseph
Wilson Cochran, minister of the
American Church in Paris, de-
clared yesterday in a sermon at
the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church.
Condemning remarks Of an in
ternationally known atheist who
said he believed in the sufficiency
of man to discover within him.
self unsuspected resources, DR..
Cochran asserted that this doc
trine would hardly relieve the
distress of stricken men and
women of today.
DR.. Cochran said modern civ
ilization is on the rocks because
it's moral and spiritual forces
have not kept pace with its ma
terial culture.
The Washington times., 1932-07-25
FL|ER, So,
SAFE IN CRASH

Charles A. johnson, a machin-
ist in the Washington Navy Yard,
remains today keen aviation en-
thuSiast despite his SO years, and
despite the crack-up yesterday in
Baltimore of his plane whose pur-
chase even secondhand, took
much of his bankroll.
He was over Baltimore when
his motor began to sputter. He
turned back toward the Curtiss-
Wright Airport but couldn't To-
cate it. The motor got worse,
and johnson decided to "set her
down" in a large field. He over
shot it, however, and rolled into
a ditch, Smashing his propeller
and under-carriage.
johnson, unhurt, returned afoot
to the airport, got in another
plane Immediately with two other
men, and they went to locate the
wreckage from the air. They
later brought the ship back in a
truck.
johnson said he would have it
repaired and keep on flying, later
taking it to the Capital. He got
his license only three weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1932-07-25
SHRINE ARRIVES
IN 'BAGDAD'

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25
UN.S).-To the shouts of "yal.
lab! hurra!" thousands of mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine continued
to arrive in San Francisco today.
Market Street was an avenue of
Bagdad, as Bagdad was in the
days Of the Caliphs. The city
is permeated with an Arabian
Nights atmosphere.
BY land, air, and water they
arrived for their 1882 convention,
which opens tomorrow with a
program of three days of pag-
eantry and traditional Shrine
gaiety-a demonstration Of op-
timism climaxing the ShrineS'
nationwide drive to restore pros
perity by putting $25,000,000 in
circulation.
A magnificent parade of all
Shrine uniformed bodies. bands,
and imperial officers will be led
tomorrow by Imperial Potentate
Thomas j. Houston.
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TEXAS IS 5. To |.
FOR DRY LAW
SUBMISSION

DALLAS, Tex, July Is GN.SO
Texas is 3 to / in favor Of re-
submission of the prohibition
question, returns from Saturdays
primary disclosed today.
Tabulations Of the vote in 235
Of the States 254 counties showed
218,963 for resubmission and 3d.
518 against.
While the vets were jubilant,
dry leaders claimed many of
their followers completely ignored
the question.
Mrs. Miriam Ma" Ferguson,
q former governor and the wife
of a former governor, piled up
a lead of more than $4,000 votes
, over her nearest opponent, Gov.
Ross Sterling, for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination
Mrs. Ferguson had 264,594
votes, Governor Sterling l91 ,428,
and Tom Hunter, an attorney
and oil man, 1894. 1t was evi-
dent that Mrs. Ferguson and
Governor Sterling will be in a
run-off election next month.
Of the Representatives up for
reelection, Garner, Patman, Dies,
Sanders, johnson. Cross and
Jones had no opposition. Rep
resentativeS Rayburn, Summers,
Briggs, Gurrett, Mansfield, Buch-
anan, Lanham, Kleberg, Thorn
aSOn and Blanton were leading
their opponents.