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The Washington times., 1932-09-08

MRS. SPENCER BROWNELL, Jr., who, before her
marriage last week in st. Adams Church, Miss
Nancy Van Buren, daughter of Capt. William R. Van
Buren, u. S. N, and Mrs. Van Buren, She is pictured
in her travelling costume and, with her husband, is
spending fortnight at their cottage in the White Noun
tains They will make their future home in Wilmington
Delaware.
The Washington times., 1932-09-08
Minister Host

The Siamese Minister, Mr..
Phya Subarn Sompati, and
Mrs. Sompati were luncheon
hosts yesterday at the Cas-
cades Club in Hot Springs in
honor of their guests in the
cottage colony, the Third Sec
retary of the Legation and
Mrs. Luang Mitradarm.
The Washington times., 1932-09-08

turned to their apartment at
Wardman Park from Atlantic
City, where they spent Labor
Day.
The Washington times., 1932-09-08

ADVERTISEMENT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Cubs Want
Outfielder
Bruins Offer Pitcher for
Frederick, Haley or
P. Waner.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Chicago
Cubs will attempt to obtain an
other outhelder at the National
League meeting in New York Tues
day, President William Week indi-
Gated today before he boarded an
east-bound train with Manager
Rogers HoTnsby.
HornSby was summoned hurriedly
to go to New York to open up trad
ing relations.
I'VE want an 'outfielder," was
Weeks only comment about the
proposed deal.
Johnny Frederick, Brooklyn; Paul
Waner, Pittsburgh, and Chick Hs-
fey, st. Louis, are three outfielders
mentioned as suitable to the Cubs.
The Cubs might trade pitcher Les
ter Sweetland or Ed Baecht to the
Robins for Frederick, who seems to
be out of a regular job if O'Doul,
Wilson and Herman come through
as expected.
Other trades mentioned which
may be completed during the meet
ing include Brooklyn's attempt to
land 81 johnson from the Cincin-
natl Reds, and the New York Yam
KEGS efforts to land a pitcher for
Tony Lazzeri.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
German BObSIed Team
Injured in Crash at
Olympic Games Site

By United Press
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb. T.
Captain Werner Zahn, daring
World war aviator and ranking
German bob steersman, was in
jured Sunday in spectacular bob
Sled miShap. Zahn's left arm was
broken. Three Sledders with him
were hurt when their recently de-
signed, bullet-Shaped sled plunged
off the icy bob run and crashed
into trees.
Bespectacled Hans Kilian has
been named to pilot the four man
and tWo-man German bobsleds in
the Olympic games, opening Feb.
4, succeeding Zahn. A similar &C
cident just before the Olympic
games at st. Moritz, Switzerland,
in 1928, put Kilian at the wheel of
the German SledS and left Captain
zahn among the spectators. In
that crash the German brakeman
was killed. DR.. Hans Mehlhorn
received fractured hand, Heinrich
RoSsner suffered spine injuries and
Charles Devine was bruised and cut
in Sundays spill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

pasting on Jan. 80 at Tech. But how did
/ know that Mr. Nose Pruitt was going to
find a couple Of good basketball players to
replace Ennis and Rea who have been out
of the Connersville lineup so long that
Spartan fans have forgotten them, And
am I to blame when Tech goes into a tail
spin?
''Big and slow that's Muncie. But Then
YOU have five men who have a combined
height of feet and inches. you can be
big and slow and get away with IT,
From Mr.. Ken Murphy's typewriter in the
Richmond Palladium.
Your correspondent begs to point out
that Mr.. Murphy probably means average
height. and that somebody made a mis-
take and it really should have been feet
and inches. And ole Blackboard also diff
fers with Mr.. Murphy on the whole hing.
little speed could improve lots of
basketball teams.
If the odds were big enough, ole
Blackboard would be willing to take
the colors green and white against
the field in the coming title battle.
And if you'll give us scarlet along
with the envy and purity hues, you
can cut the odds way down.
Headline: Japanese butchery of helpless
Chinese appalIS Americans.
Headline: Newcastle. IS; Tech, 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Ten Enter
Cage Meet
Indiana Catholic H. S. Title
Play Carded Here
Feb. &c. IT.

Ten strong Hoosier quintets will
battle for title honors in the annual
Indiana Catholic high school bas-
ket tourney at the Armory here on
Feb. rs and q, it was announced
today.
Topping the list of entries is st.
Simon's of Washington, defending
the 1881 laurels, and Jasper Acad-
envy, runner-up in the national
tourney at Chicago last spring.
Another strong title contender
will be Cathedral, Joe Dienhart's
brilliant local quintet which has
held the crown three times and has
an enviable record for the current
campaign.
Two Northern Threats
Central Catholic of Hammond
and Central Catholic of FIT. Wayne
are strong northern contenders.
The 1882 tourney will be the first
held under the supervision of the
newly organized I. G. H. S. A., which
has been recognized by the I. H. S.
A. A. The Catholic tourney will be
staged under the same rules and
regulations as the I. H. S. A. A.
title event.
1t also marks the first time the
HooSier champion and runner-up
will not compete in the national
tourney at Chicago.
Draw Schedule Feb. 20
The schedule for the tourney will
be drawn up here Feb. 20, it was
announced by Brother Williams,
Cathedral principal. The ten en-
tries, announced by Brother Will
liamS, follow:
Reitz Memorial of Evansville;
Central Catholic of Hammond;
Cathedral of Indianapolis; st.
Mary's of Huntington; st. Simon's
of Washington; Gibault of Vim
cenneS, Jasper Academy, Central
Catholic of Fl. Wayne, st. Mary'S
of Anderson, and Decatur Catholic
of Decatur.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
to
Invade State

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Five Big Ten
basketball teams will be in action
this week, but only one conference
game will be played. Chicago and
Iowa, tied for last place, meet at
Iowa City Saturday night.
Other midwest games this week
are: Iowa at Notre Dame, tonight;
Indiana at Xavier, Cincinnati, Tues
day; Marquette at Purdue, Wednes-
day; Marquette at Indiana, Thurs
day; Navy at Ohio State, Saturday
Northwestern, with six victories and
no defeats, continues to lead the Big
Ten race. Minnesota frightened its
grip on second place by defeating
Chicago, 40-28. Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
BERT NELSON ENTERS

Bert Nelson, Butler high jump
star, will leave for the east Tuesday
to compete in two important track
and field carnivals. He has entered
the running high jump in the Mill
rose games at Madison Square Gar
den Saturday and in the Boston A.
G. games at Boston, Feb. IS.
Notre Danes mile relay team also
will compete in the Millrose games.
Alex Wilson, Canadian Olympic
star, who will defend his "6O0'
crown, will be a member of the
team. Rudy Obergall. Charley KEEL
ley and Fred Macbeth are other
probable members of the Irish
quartet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Blue Tests
Two Clubs
Butler Five at Terre Haute
Tonight; Other Major
Teams Busy.

Indiana collegiate hardwood pas
timers get back into action this
week after extended layoffs due to
final examinations.
Notre Dame and Butler open the
twenty-one- game program with tits
tonight. Iowa's improved quintet,
bolstered by the return Of veteran
FASTENERS who have been missing
because of scholastic difficulties, in
vades South Bend to tackle George
Keogan's Irish tosSerS.
Butler will r. aw it's campaign at
Terre Haute, battling the strong
State Normal five. Tony Hinkle's
squad will be handicapped against
the Sycamores by loss of practice
but hopes to add another triumph
to its brilliant record.
Ball Plays Here
Hanover plays Rose Poly at Terre
Haute in another feature tonight.
Indiana Central's Greyhounds start
the second semester by playing
Branch McCracken's fast-stepping
Ball Staters at Muncie Tuesday.
The Cardinals come to Indianapolis
Friday to oppose Butler in one the
feature games of the Blue home
campaign.
Purdue, Indiana and De Pauw
also return to action. Indiana goes
to Cincinnati Tuesday to meet
Xavier, Purdue entertains Mar
quette Wednesday and the Milwau-
kee cagers invade Bloomington to
test I. U. Thursday.
De Paw is host to Franklin on
Wednesday and Miami on Saturday.
The complete state card;
Tonight-Notre Dame vs. Iowa at South
Bend. Butler VS.. State Normal at Terre
Haute, Hanover VS.. Rose Poly az Terre
Haute.
Tuesday-Ball college VS.. Indiana Cen
Wednesday~De Paw VS.. Franklin at
Greencastle. Purdue VS. Marquette at La
fayette
Thursday-Central Normal VS.. Oakland
City at Danville. Indiana VS.. Marquette
at Bloomington
Friday1,Wabash VS., Wittenberg at
Indianapolis. indiana Central VS.. Man
chester at North Manchester; Oakland
City VS.. Anderson college at Anderson,
Evansville VS.. McKendree at Evansville.
Saturday-Wabash VS. Ohio Wesleyan at
Delaware. o.; Central Normal vs. Han
over; De Paw vs. Miami at Greencastle.
Earlham VS. Huntington at Richmond, VAL
paraiso VS.. Indiana Central at Valparaiso,
Franklin VS.. State Normal at Franklin.
Notre Dame VS.. Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh,
| Pa.
Miami Beats Wabash
Wabash outscored Miami, eleven
field goals to ten, in Saturdays fea-
ture tussle, but free throws gave the
Buckeye five 81 to Is decision.
Smith scored six field goals TO lead
the Scarlet and OFT snagged six for
Miami.
A last half rally, led by Nix and
Raney, gave Hanover a 81 to %
triumph over Oakland City, and
Blair Gullion'S crippled Earlham
quintet nosed out Dayton, 81 to Is.
Joliet thumped Concordia, q to IS,
in the only other fray.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
WOMEN CHAMPS CROWNED

WOMEN CHAMPS CROWNED
After a slow start that threatened TO
| spoil their chance for the championship,
BoweS Seal Fast finished with a brilliant
$50 to take down the medals in the tenth
annual women's city tournament at the
| Pritchett alleys Sunday. with a score of
2.603. The. entire. team rolled real game
having 178: McDaniels. 1872: Harlan. 1872;
Johns. 1874. and Bunch. 204. Oyer the
three-game route McDaniels led the way
with a score of STA. West Side Furniture
had three scores over the 800 mark and
finished second NTH a total of 2.547 Third
place was won by the Marott Shoe Shop
girls Dorothy Finn and Laura Alexander
leading this club to a total of 2.495.
The. B. and Q. Railroad girls won the
2067, as Smith-HaSSler and Sturm coUped
in class with LIZA.
Doubles play was below the form the
girls have been displaying all season. the
team of WieSman and Hohlt winning this
event with a score of 1,027 Miller and
Thomas. and Carston and Crane tied for
the runner-up position. each team scoring
1.010.
Individual and all-events medals will be
worn by Laura Alexander. score Of 800
singles title. and nine-game total OF
j, SAT for an average of 1873 pins per game,
making her a two-Way champion. NC
Kinnon finished second in the singles with
SAG. while Johns in third place with 241.
lost her chance for the title when she nm
shed with a lat after hitting 400 IN her
first two games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Indiana Cards Special
Net Tilt With Xavier

By Times Special
CINCINNATI, Feb. Basketball
fans of this city will be offered a
real feature attraction here Tues
day night when the Indiana uni
versity Big Ten five will tackle
Xavier university team at Memorial
fieldhouse.
1t will be the first time in five
years that Indiana has sent its
court team to play in Cincinnati.
The game was scheduled over the
weekend by special arrangements
between Everett Dean, Hoosier
coach, and Joe Meyer, Xavier ath-
letic director.
Indiana university followers in
Cincinnati and nearby cities are
preparing a big welcome for the
visitors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Reds Treasurer
Severely Burned
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. Louis Wild
rig, so, treasurer of the Cincinnati
baseball club, was severely burned
today when he tried to beat out
flames in his room on the twelfth
floor of the Hotel Commodore.
Widrig, who had attended the
annual baseball writer's dinner, was
awakened shortly after retiring. A
policeman on the street saw smoke
gushing from the windows and
turned in an alarm. Hotel attaches
rushed into the room and found
Widrig vainly trying to beat out the
flames. Other guests, awakened by
the smoke, fled to the lobby in their
night clothes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

the Babe planned the journey by
automobile, accompanied by Mrs.
Ruth and Lyn Larry and wife.
First stop will be Philadelphia.
The itinerary calls for halts at
PinehurSt, N. c.; Augusta, Ca, and
Jacksonville, Fla. The Babe will
try to arrive in st. Petersburg by
noon Saturday, when he has an
engagement to play golf.
He must arrive by Sunday to
celebrate his thirty-eighth birthday
there on that day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Jack Dempsey Resumes Tour
After Posting n. B. A. Bond

suspension resulted from unpaid
bills resulting from a boxing show
Dempsey refereed in Columbus
Miss, more than a year ago. Demp-
sey himself was not paid for his
services as referee, and had nothing
to do with the promoting end, &C
cording to Sacks.
After his Milwaukee appearance,
DempSey'S next three dates are:
Cleveland, Feb. Il; Flint, Feb. Is.
and Chicago, Feb. Is. King Levin
sky, Salvatore Ruggirello, Charley
Retzlaff or Pauline Uzcudun are
under consideration as Dempseys
opponent for his four-round bout in
Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Clark Annexes
Texas Laurels

By Times Special
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. IA
brilliant SO, two under par, gave
Clarence Clark, Bloomfield IN. j.
pro, the Texas open golf title. Clark
scored the SO on Sundays final
eighteen-hole round of the seventy
two hole test, and received the $500
first prize money.
Gene Sarazen, New York pro, and
Gus Moreland, Dallas amateur, tied
for second with 288, one stroke be-
hind Clark'S winning card. Harry
Cooper of Chicago, Dudley Bell of
Houston and Paul Runyan of West
chester, N. Y, were next with cards
of 200.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Kieckhefer, Copulos Upset
Victims In Billiard Event

Ore, lost to Len Kenney, Chicago,
% to 81, in forty-seven innings.
Relselt leads, with six games
won and one lost. Kieckhefer and
Art Thurnblad, defending cham
plon, are tied for second with five
won and two lost. Copulos holds
third. Thurnblad will meet JOHNNY
Layton tonight. Jake Schaefer op-
poses Allen Hall, and Jay Bozeman
tests Tiff Denton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Independent Basket Notices

G. and j. Tire basketball team
added another title to its collection
Sunday night when it upset Elan
ner & Buchanan, 40 to "a, after
the two teams had battled through
four overtime periods in the final
playoff of the annual city Sunday
championships. Gross, Gilmore and
Buck House contributed four field
goals in the last overtime.
The champions trailed at the half, Il
70 y but tied the count before the close
OF the second period. rs to Is. The score
was 2s to % at the close Of the first over
and 80 TO 80 as the clubs lined up for
the last extra period. Gross led the scor-
Ing, for the winners. with six field goals
eleven points.
G. and j. won its opening contest from
Belmont y. B. 80 to 10. and Indianapolis
Flashes lost to Flanner and Buchanan
@ to IS In the Junior division the North
Side Clippers won the Sunday champion
shin by, defeating Wizards q to IS. in
match from the East Tenth Knishts 81
to i6 and the wizards upset South Side
Bearcats. 81 to %.
Chain. Gang. minus two 4egulars.
trounced Spartan Flashes. - to Is. Bauer
while Langley was best for Flashes. Bab-
sseeee 66 is asked to eail Chain MANAGER. wa.
nSR sns B Thsn a 6anS w " 7 5es to
All members attend.
There wiz be meeting Of the Banker
ler-Sturm at $50 D. m. This is the anal
meeting and all managers are asked to
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

Morgantown Green Lanterns viii enter
tam kautSky A. G. on the new Union
high school floor Tuesday night. Kautsky
the G. and j. Tire Five an eleven xoint
setback. Green Lanterns are setting a
fast pace and close game is expected.
St Philip Bows Club will meet st. Joan Of
Arc A. C. at Saints gym Tuesday Wight
st. Philip Juniors will take on Cathedral
Midgets in a curtain raiser at 1880 D. IN.
Turner Girls scored their fifteenth tri-
umph of the season. defeating East Tenth
Girls Sunday. ~ to %. Turner Girls
meet Springman Five of Louisville next
Sunday. South Side Turner's will battle
Collegian A. C.s in next Sundays feature
North Side Trojans defeated the Wonder
Five, 20 to "a. at olympic gym. For games
in the 15-l7-year-old class call Ia. 5o43
and ask for Joe.
ms St R g. to Sa g. n the th ndan from p E
aSunday afternoon at st. Paul hail. the
winners retaining the league leadership.
The teams have been friendly rivals FOR
was out in front at the half Il @ to Fl" Il.
st. Paul rallied in the second half and
tied the score at 2S-all with .ight
fWce iaep eore n st. Pan a Mas tee
defeated St. John. Al to 80. in another fast
is to Is. Spirited action was recorded in
the Junior league. Trinity Juniors down
ing st. Paul Juniors. "a 70 90. Trinity has
WAS iSa "a At hSlf timer leslie Br ns s.
the Emmaus nW won the weekly medal
award.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

Datto are expected to scale close to
126 pounds when they weigh in at
the armory Tuesday afternoon.
Datto will fight Lew Feldman in
Madison Square Garden, New York,
on Feb. Is, according to wire re-
ceived from Nose Donley, manager
of the Cleveland lad. Datto was
due in indianapolis late today.
Among the new faces that will be
seen in the legion ring Tuesday
night is that of Cowboy Blackwood.
a Cherokee Indian from southeast
ern Oklahoma. Pat Wright, local
handler of pugS, is bringing the red
skin here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Cormier Ends Training for
Legion Battle With Datto

Vernon Cormier wound up inten-
sive workouts at the local Victory
gym Sunday and his handlers an
nounced he is in fine fettle to stack
up against Johnny Datto, Cleveland
Filipino junior lightweight, in the
ten-round main go on the legion
hStlc card at the armory Tuesday
night.
Cormier is anxious to show local
fanS What he can do against an op-
ponent of his own weight. He gave
away several pounds when he lost
on points to Tracy Cox here recent
ly. The Worcester (Mass.) pug and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Jack Demp-
sey'S second exhibition tour begin
ming at Milwaukee a week from to-
day will not be altered by the re-
cent suspension of the former
heavyweight champion by the Miss
issippi state athletic commission,
General John v. Clinnin, president
of the National Boxing Association,
announced today.
Leonard Sacks, Dempsey's man
ager, has agreed to post a bond for
double the amount of about So 800
involved pending a hearing before
General Clinnin here Saturday. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
By United Press

CHICAGO, Feb. Lotto Reiselt,
Philadelphia, now holds a full game
lead in the worlds championship
three-cushion billiard tournament.
Two favoriteS were upset Sunday.
Augle Kieckhefer, Chicago, in sec
ond place, was beaten by Frank
Scovllle, Buffalo, SO to So, in fifty
SIX innings. Gus CopuloS, Eugene,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

Scrap Sought

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Negotiations
were opened today for ten-round
bout between Christopher CBat)
Battalino, former featherweight
champion, and Billy Petrolle, Fargo,
N. D., in the Chicago stadium,
March II.
Matchmaker Nate Lewis offered
Jack Hurley, Petrolle's manager, a
guarantee of $12,50O, with a priv
lege of Is per cent of the gate re-
ceiptS. Battalino, in accepting the
match, stipulated the weight must
be 139 pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
KIRSHBAUMS TRIUMPH

Led by Nate Regenstrief, who
tipped in five baskets, Kirshbaums
downed Julian Goldman A. & BIS
of Terre Haute, SO to 81, at KirSh-
baum gym Sunday night. Red"
Willis and Scheid starred for the
Goldmans.
The Communal Midgets won the
state junior Jewish title by defeat
ing the Kirshbaum Bulldogs in a
thrilling fray, 81 to IS. Nelson
kaufman starred for the Bulldogs,
while Teddy WaiSS was best for the
MidgetS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
H. A. C. FACES BUCKEYES

With a 49-to-26 victory over Day.
ton co. paddler& scored here Sat-
urday, HooSier Athletic Club swim
mers today started preparation for
Friday nights meeting with Ohio
State U. paddlers in the local tank.
Tillman was outstanding for H. A.
@. in Saturdays triumph.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
TURNER FIVE BEATEN

With Bill Bugg controlling the
tlp-off and the Reeves brothers.
Ginger and Billy, playing their usual
fine game to score thirteen points,
the Hadley Clothiers from Dan
vile defeated South Side Turner's in
a thrilling battle Sunday, rs to 81.
Danville led at the half, Is to 10,
due to some long-range shooting,
but the Turner's rallied and pulled
up, 81 to 20, but another squirt in
the final minutes put the game away
for the visitors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

business Judgment when he fired
Joe Mccarthy as manager of the
Bruins. Mac" took over the Cubs
Wnen they were in the rut and won
the pennant after a short span of
years, building the club into a great
gate attraction and establishing
Wrigley field as the hottest sport
spot in Chicago.
Il
HACK Wilson is making choice COW for
inc Scrioes IN New York and is running a
close race with Babe Ruth in the publicity
league The pudgy round man needs no
nou.npiece to do his talking. He has set
IOrIy-hVe as his home run goal this year
and says he will get the range of the
brooklyn fences in short order. He has
picked left field and the right garden as
his targets. How's that for telling emu
he confessed he is still fifteen pounds
overweight. which is some evidence that his
nome training was more or less conversa-
ton rather than actual exercise.
The Hacker has been ordered to % tn
Hot Springs. Ark. for advance workouts
and weight reducing in the steaming wa
ter OF yyapor valley. Old Jack Quinn viii
Arkansas spa. Wilson'S resistance to
playgboy habits will be put to an early test
at the Springs. The resort is play
ground as well as health spot and there
is no shortage of entertainment. Rogers
Hornsby, wilson's boss of last year, told
friends recently there is not a thing
wrong with Hacks baseball ability if he
takes care of himself of the field and re-
gains the winning mental attitude.
T. u
BELIEVING that night baseball
- was standing in the way of the
development of outfelder Jesse Hill,
Pacific Coast League star with
Hollywood, the New York Yankees
ordered the youngster to report to
their camp this spring. If he fails
to stick in the majors it is the
plan of the Yankees to farm him to
club that plays only daylight ball
or part time night contests. Hill
batted $50 in 1880 and dropped to
800 last year when Hollywood
played nearly all games under the
lights. He is a former Southern
California all-around athlete and is
fast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01

THAT old expression, "They
4 won't cut any ice" will have
to be scrapped when these pretty
girls get into action on the frozen
ponds of Lake Placid, N. Y.
They're members of the United
States women's speed skating
team, which will compete in the
Olympic games soon. Helen Bina
is the new American champion.
She won her crown last week.