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By Times Special
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Twenty-
three stellar 2-year-olds, the best
in training, we're scheduled to par
ticipate in the twelfth renewal of
the $4,000 added Pimlico Futurity
over mile and sixteenth route here
today.
Should all entries start, the purse
will reach $9094O. Among the IA
vorites were Kerry Patch, winner
of the 100000 Belmont Futurity,
assigned top weight of 122 pounds;
G. V. Whitney's The Darb and Ca
terwaul; Repaid, the Quincy sta
ble's distance star, and Notebook,
winner of the Selma stakes.
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Two championship struggles are
billed for Sunday in city independ-
ent leagues.
Spades, unbeaten and unscored
on, battle indianapolis Cubs for
title honors in the Em-Roe City
League, with action scheduled for
2:3O at Ellenberger park. Cubs also
have a 1000 rating, with four VIC
tories and a tie.
In the Em-Roe Junior League,
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WALKER TOSSES CARR

Capturing the two final falls after
losing the first in fourteen minutes,
Sparkey, Walker, Oregon middle
weight, made his local mat debut
with victory over Charlie Carr of
Michigan at the armory Friday
night. Carr was disqualified for
fouling in the third fall.
Leo Alexander pinned Black Panther in
with David Dooley in fifteen minutes and
George Balzer went the same distance to
no fall with Ed Baker
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the first marker and Glover place
kicked the extra point.
Kleppe hit the Irish line for big
gains consistently and punted we'll.
He frequently crossed the Irish up
by running from punt formation for
big gains.
KIeppe Is Red Star
Penalties and run by Rohr took
the oval to the Manuals thirty-yard
line in the second quarter, but that
was the best Cathedral scoring
threat. A pass late in the game.
Welten to Stuart and Weltons dash
OF ten yards counted the second
touchdown and Cowden plunged the
extra point. On defense WahI.
Manual center. was a standout.
Ed Diederich's Broad Ripple
team carried the oval into scoring
range time and again against
Shortridge Friday, but couldn't
score. When they lost the ball.
Burnsides usually got away a great
pant to send them far back ont
- VIC QrtAlSSI zone.
In the third period the Nipper-
men threatened. but failed with a
touchdown in sight. They kept try
ing, and IN the last quarter. a pass
Retterer to Schilling, was completed
by interference, and with the oval
on the flfteen-yard line a Bluedevil
drive by Mac Lucas for ten wards
and Merrill for five counted a touch
down.
Score in Every Period
Tech scored in every period to
bury Logansport under seven touch
downs. 1t was an intercepted pass
by Crane late in the game that
gave the Berries their only score.
Bohne scored twice in the opening
nall to give Tech a 1870 lead. and
IN the last half the Tech running
attack enabled Pardue, Masarachia.
Barnes, Sommers and banner to
score.
Sheridan held the Washington
second string scoreless in the OPEN
ing quarter at Sheridan, but when
Coach Bogue sent in his varsity
reserves, Fidger scored. Then when
the varsity went in late in the first
nall, two more scores were counted
by Cherry and Howard in quick
fashion and Dezelan blocked a bunt
Tor a safety. Fidger lead the re-
serves to three more touchdowns
in the second half, scoring all of
them himself from full back post.
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The Southport Cardinals, shown
above, closed their grid season
Friday afternoon by trouncing
Greenfield high school eleven by
tk< big score of so to 6. 1t brought
the record of Coach Pitchers Car
dinals to six victories in eight
starts, and the football campaign
at Southport high school was
voted a huge success.
The Cards ran wild against
Greenfield in the closing tilt on the
Southport field, and the visitors
were outclassed from the start by
the well-conditioned winners.
Coach Pitchers team played a
spirited and aggressive game all
season.
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Oaks Capture
First Victory
By Times Special

By Times Special
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Nov. S.
Oakland City colleges pigskin pas
timers today celebrated their first
football victory of the season.
Brilliant sprints by Conner, re-
serve half back, who scored touch
downs in the first and second
quarters, and forty-yard dash by
Hollen in the final session accounted
for three touchdowns, giving the
Oaks a 10 to 0 decision over the
University of Louisville eleven here
Friday. Richardson, half back, also
starred for the winners, especially
on defense.
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Manual Bumps Irish,
Blue Shades Ripple
Tech WaIOpS LoganSport and Washington
TrounCeS Sheridan: Two Games TODAY.

Thrills galore gidron involving
Indianapolis elevenS Friday
city rivalry struggles topped
skins 1881 loss with
shortrdge rallied in the closing minutes
Ripple's battling to
bas powerful on the bower
North
washingons Continenas performance with to
Sheridan.
carded for today invading
Attacks playing a field
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Friday Football Scores

y George Washington. 20; North Dakota
Pacific 10; Albany, o.
S oregon Normal, 19: Pacific Tutber.n
Ottawa, 6; Emporia, o. '''' "
central, 7; Rockhurst. 6.
Oklahoma Baptist, 8; Oklahoma Citv
Texas Tech 70; Trinity, O. w. "
texas Christian 27;e Simmons. O.
1po otd ". (Tex.l, p; Austin, o.
howard Payne, g. Abilene 0.
DaVls-Elkins, 80: Seton Hall g.
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Shortridge. 6; Broad Ripple. O.
Iech. as; Logansport. Z.
Washington, 40; Sheridan. O.
Manual, IA; Cathedral, o.
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
southport, so; Greenfield. 6.
Columbus, 10; Noblesville g.
Greencastle. 10; Attica, g.
Huntington, IA; Button, O.
Crawfordsville. 10; Frankfort, 0.
Kokomo, 80; Newcastle O.
Xincennes, 10; Digger IL.
SullivanI IA; Wiley (Terre Haute) s
Clinton, &c; Westville, Ill, O.
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Down the Alleys With Local Pin-Spillers

Delaware. Block optical and Scott Truck
ing also won two from Quinn Grocery and
Hoosier Optical, as Finneran Grocery
trounced j. Blackwell three times O'Con-
nell slipped over the line with a COZ count
for his three. games.
The Irons recorded the only triple. win
during the Avalon contests at PritchettS
StymieS being the victim. Divots, Traps
and Roughs won the odd games from Cad
dies, Drivers and Puts Joe Fulton was
alone in the 600 class, 245 finish giving
him total of 637. A
Bartelson was the star during the State
Highway games on the Central drives,
scoring ST. on counts of 201 and 200 and
ITO.
Fred Schmitt showed the boys of the
Casualty and Surety League how to get the
wood, rolling games of 1872, 233 and 201,
total of SIS. These games were also played
on the Central alleys.
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COLLEGE SCORES


Oakland City, 10; Louisville. o.
Northern Illinois Teachers, 7; North
Central, O.
St Viator, 26;, Eastern Illinois, o.
Catawba, IS; Erskine, o.
North Carolina. 10; Florida, 10.
King, 10; Tusculum, 0.
Paramount wv. Va, ID; Bethany, D.
johnson City, 6; Bluefeld, 6 (tie).
whitewater, g.; Milwaukee Teachers, 0.
St. Ambrose, g; Iowa Wesleyan, o.
Manchester, "a; Augsburg, 0.
Buena Vista. 20; Penn (Ia.l, 6.
Phillips, TO- Panhandle Aggies, o.
K44Jl,rkSSyille, Z; Warrensburg (Mo), 0.
Baker, IA; Missouri Volley. IA Itie).
Platteville, %; Milton wis., g.
Souht Carolina A. and M, IL; Florida
Tennessee Tech. 81; Union. 7.
Haskell, IA; Temple. IA Ctiel.
Lenoir Rhyme. So: Guildford, 0.
Georgia State, 49, Miami (Fla1, s.
Delta Teachers, 81; Lambuth, IA.
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Top Elevens Wage Action Against
Strong Opponents on ALI Fronts

ed to down Indiana, and the Boiler
makers to trounce Chicago.
In the Big six conference, Ne
braska and Oklahoma, who lead the
race, although both have been beat
en- once, were favored to defeat
Iowa and Missouri, respectively.
Southern California, unbeaten
co-leader of the Pacific Coast Con-
ference, was favored to humble
California after.a hard struggle. The
other undefeated leader, U. G. l..
A., has an open date.
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saders' winning scores against De-
troit, Rutgers and Catholic uni
Yersity were not impressive.
Of the other unbeaten eastern
teams, Columbia should keep it's
record intact against Navy and Col
gate should have a walk-away with
Mississippi college.
In the midwest, Michigan and
Purdue, the only remaining unde-
feated Big Ten teams, were stalking
their records against robust oppo-
nents, although both were favor
ties. The Wolverines were expect
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05
SENIOR LEAGUE
HAYNES. DTYODI WIS

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ,5.-Le-
roy Haynes, 100, Los Angeles, de-
cisioned Babe Hunt, 2O1, Ponca City,
Okla, in ten rounds here Friday.
Andy Divodi, 148, New York, de-
cisioned Jimmy Evans, Isl, Vallejo,
Cal. in another ten rounder.
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SANDE UNDER KNIFE

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Earl Sande.
Americas most popular jockey, was
recovering today from an emer-
gency appendicitis operation per-
formed Friday.
The little veteran of the turf, who
recently announced his retirement
from the saddle to devote full time
to training, was stricken suddenly
Friday.
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INDIANS TIE TEMPLE
By Times Special

Do ItWfS Np6ctuI
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Sen-
sational runs of seventy-eight and
fifty-one yards by Swift Bird, gave
the Haskell Indians of Lawrence,
Kan, IA to IA tie with the strong
Temple university eleven here Fri
day night.
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DAKOTA DROPS FIRST
BIZ Tim es Special

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Brilliant
ball-toting by McCarver and Ten
lon, and a daring air attack fea-
tured by the same star backs, gave
George Washington U. a 20 to o
victory over North Dakota State
before $4,000 fans here Friday night.
1t was the first defeat of the sea
son for the Dakota eleven
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CARNERA SCORES X. O.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 5.-Primo
Carnero, 260-pound Italian heavy
weight, knocked out Les Kennedy,
210-pound Los Angeles battler, in
the third of a scheduled ten-round
bout here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05
BY LEFTY LEE

triple win for Geisen Products, Geiger
Candy, Bowes Seal Fast and Heidenreich
Florists over Thomas Lunch, Bowlet Com
pany Schneider and Kribs, and an odd
game win for Indianapolis Baseball Club
and Coca Cola from Hoosier Pete and Nc
Cav Insurance. Heidenreich Florists An
iShed with 951 game, to total 2,646l
662 series by " Farrell was the reason
General Tire won three games from
Arc contests on the Uptown alleys. j. j.
Blackwell also took three from -Four
Thirty Seven. as Eaton, Pittman-Rice Coal
and Centennial Press copped the rubber
rett Coal. Berling rolled 626 with 228
finish to take runner-up honors.
Mike O'Grady hit for three-game total
of STA with 257 game to lead the Penn
Coal team to an odd game win over Pitt
man-Rice in the K of c. series at the
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GREEN RAPS FOX

Al Green defeated Joe Fox, so to
38, in a ninety-three inning battle
in the Indiana three-cushion bill
lard championship at Coolers parlor
Friday. Each had high run Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05
FALCO BEATS DATTO

PITTSBURGH, Nov. Stony
Falco, Philadelphia lightweight,
outpointed veteran Johnny Datto
Of Pittsburgh In ten rounds here
Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

Formation Of a basketball league COM
posed of teams playing in the 14-16-year-
Sunday morning at IL at the Dearborn
hotel, East Michigan and Dearborn streets.
The league will be known as the Marion
County Junior Basketball League and will
play its games on Saturday afternoon. An
invitation is extended to managers Of all
teams in Marion county to attend. Play
probably will omen Nov 26
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

Harry Painter had his Manual
machine at its peak for the Irish
and, the southsiders were rarely in
trouble.
Welton, the classy little open field
runner, was good for big gains every
time he cut back over Cathedrafs
tackles and it was thus he scored
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05
HENRY FIRPO NOSES

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 5.-Benny
Miller, 1853, Los Angeles, outpointed
Henry Firpo, 1877, Louisville veteran,
in ten rounds here Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

When, In the early part Of the season
Of 1902, Sunday games Of the Indianapolis
team in the American Association were
played at Marion before crowds Of four
and FIVE thousand Indiana polls fans
making the trip - that city on excursion
trains?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05
REMEMBER

When local fans Clipped in and bought
gold medals for the Indianapolis baseball
team members after they won the Amer
lean Association pennant In 1902?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

Final meeting before the opening the
Junior Basketball League at Dearborn
p. m. Only two vacancies remain.
senior league also is being organized, with
three vacant berths left. For information,
call H. G. Engelhardt. Cherry 1850. or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

When, on Monday night. June 3. 1907
boxing match at the Empire theater
between Kid Blackburn and Fred Koerner
was stopped by the police because the men
were fighting too hard and would not heed
the Command Of Captain Kruger to slow
down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

When, on June s. 1902, two Indiana polls
men were chosen by Coach Courtney as
members Of the varsity crew-Bert Coffin
and John FrenEeI?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

Battery cagers will play their first
game next Wednesday, and would like to
hear from state teams wanting games on
a home and home basis. Write Taylor G.
Smith, Franklin, Ind.
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DETROLLE worried Canzoneri
,,,oe+ x,,;4I, -. t.ol,x Co.

Give it to him downstairs"
shouted PetrQlle's handlers. He
can't take it." Petrolle gave him
plenty downstairs and it soon be-
came evident that the champion
didn't like it in the body-but as
Charley Harvey remarked: Who
does?"
Petrolle had Canzoneri bending over
double at times to get away from his
raking blasts to the belt line but he
lacked the speed and the power to carry
on a sustained offensive.
Always Canzoneri managed to squirm
loose, settle himself, and come rushing
back with a counter drive.
capacity crowd saw the fight. Can
zoneri's next opponent will be McLarnin
here in December.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

When, thirty years ago. the first base
man of the Indianapolis ball team In the
American Association gave urapires less
the frst-saeker being Dummy kim, 4
deaf-mute who could play BAH like no.
bodys business?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05

A business meeting will be held in roam
at the Y. w. c. A., 300 North Pennsyl-
eoaeses sU aed ~ AZ M Tor
ball teams playing bows rules.
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Lefty Behren's string of 900 totals was
finally roken when a IA finish stopped
him at 542. and his City Candy team lost
two games to Indianapolis Toilet and
Apron Supply.
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WHETHER Petrolle at ms pest
w could have whipped Canon
eri Friday night is sheer specula-
ton. But think even Canzonerfs
warmest enthusiasts will admit that
the business of making weight didn't
help Petrolle.
While it Is true he seemed to
make it easily, the ordeal most GER
tainly must have taken something
out of him.
noticed that as early sethe Sec
ond round Canzoneri was bathed in
perspiration, an unfailing symptom
of physical perfection Ind physical
reserve. Though the pressure, physi-
cal and nervous, was heavier on Pc
trolle, he never once broke out IN
a coating of dew. He had used up
all his surplus fire getting ready
for the test.
The fight goes in my book as one of the
most stirring l ever saw, in spite of the
fact that there was not a knockdown, and
that after the tenth II was a foregone con-
clusion. The sixth round was typical. The
men stood toe to toe and ripped punch
blows-to head and body in a steady
stream, Had you tried you couldn't have
counted them.
Whatever chance Petrolle had to win by
a punch faded after his enormous eXertion
in the sixth. You were able to tell that
when he caught Canzoneri with a roaring
right handler to the jaw early in the
seventh, an exact counterpart OF the
punch which had sent Jimmy McLarnin
head over heels in the same ring two years
ago.
II Petrolle was to win. here was the
punch that would win for him. But it
didn't even knock Canzoneri out of stride.
From that moment on the boys who had
bet on the champion had nothing to worry
about.
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Oeftering-Lit and Prima Beverage
staged real battle, the Coal team taking
the rubber despite 704 total by Hunt and
Obergfells' 613. Pierson and Wuensch had
$50 and SOB for Oeftering.
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Stahlhut Jewellers also slipped over a
two-game win on Martin Truck. no honor
counts appearing during this set.
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For the first time in the recollection of
the earliest settler, the veteran Charlie
Cray failed to roll 500 count, the Fall
City star stopping at 499 as his. team lost
Fountain Square Recreation play on the
south side drives.
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"A large crowd turned out for the recent
discussion and demonstration of the new
1882 basketball rules at Dearborn hotel
gym recently. Stanley FEEBLE, prominent
referee, and Tony Hinkle, Butler coach,
between East Tenth Triangles and Mayer
Chapel Dixies followed. The final feature
Of the program was a regular game, using
the new rules, between Central Business
college quintet and U. S. Tires, formerly
G. and ] Tires. Tires, led by Adams, B.
House, Hart, Gross and Mcguire, carried
of so to rs decision.
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Mrs. Lorehz Weisman collected all top
League contests at Pritchetts with a single
game mark of 243 and three-game total Of
sos. Mayer was next with $50, as Meyer
showed on 546. Team PLAY resulted in q
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Hoosier Optical also won two games
from Kings Indiana Billiards. Gauker and
Wooden rolling totals of 615 and GA to
offset SAB count by Cross
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Central Business college cagers turned
in a IS to II triumph over tabernacle
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ITOVER
By JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-They've
IN always said that Billy Petrolle
was worth his weight in gold as a
battler.
Well, Friday night, in fight for
the lightweight championship Of the
world against Tony Canzoneri, Billy
Petrolle went of the gold standard.
He tried to pull himself down from
las pounds to 1876, and it was no
dice.
Canzoneri won off by himself. He
slowed the man they call the Fargo
Express down to local in a hard,
bruising, bitter fight that left the
customers gasping at the durability
of the beaten fighter from the mid
west.
There wasn't dissenting squawk at the
end Of the fifteenth round when the Brass
throated lark of Tenth avenue, Joe Hum
phries, walked over to Canzonerfs corner,
lifted his soggy right mitten and beloved:
THE vinnsh, and still Champion
II was an earnest honest fight between
two little men who we're in there swing
ing from gong to gong . 6 There ~ WASH tT1cs
Petrolle seemed TO be going but he always
managed to tight back to even keel.
Canzoneri tried theoretically for knock
out but there was no dynamite In his
dsts.
The end Of the fight left no doubt as
TO the class OF the New orleans Italian;
It was conceded in advance that he had
no opposition in the lightweight division.
save Petrolle
Canzonerfs convincing victory leaves him
in complete command OF the DIVISION; he
was three pounds under the class weight,
coming in at 1872. He would have been
a star back in the old days when the
boys had 10 do 1873 ringside.
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Lilly Luggage turned on the Geisen team
after losing the first two and scored 1,011
to avoid a shutout. Hoyt and Longworth
rolled honor counts during THIS set, scoring
623 and 626
Coca Cola had Blue and Goldsmith
hitting for totals of sos and 684 to take
and Brake Service. Rooster rolled $40 for
Indiana.
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Schmitt Insurance also lost all three to
Budweiser, the brew teams total being
1908 with Kennedy and Goodhue scoring
Schmitt team.
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like to schedule games. CAN Be IT'S.
The teams are: Hawks, 12-14-year- old
class: Triangles, l4-15year-old class;
Cardinals, 15-16-year -old class; Eagles. To-
17-year-old class; Pirates 17-18-year old
class; Flashes and Speedway, 18-year-old
class; Comets, 19-yearold class, and A. c..
21year-old class.
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johnson Chevrolet again won three
games, the Rose Tire team being their
latest victim. The Johnson boys totalled
3,057, George Meeker leading the way with
total of 679. Burnett had 663 and Coble,
500 F. Hare and R. Fox had scores of
500 and 657 for the losers.
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City Candy had schwegman. Lindamood
and Werner rolling totals of $50, 65S and
of 3,O55 on games of 1,020 1881 and
! ,OO4 that was good for a triple win over
Wheeler Lunch. who was also getting a
having totals of 651. $50 and $40 for the
losers. This series was rolled in the
Washington League on the Illinois alleys.
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battle.
Riley Cubs would like to schedule games
for next week. Cubs have East Tenth gym
for Thursday at $50 p. m. Black Bats,
Arsenal Bulldogs. Crimson Cubs. notice
Call Harry Davis. Be. 0117, between
and p M. for games.
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Continued from Preceding Page.)

der, Anderson, Pete, and Chairman
Newman-5.
Nays-None.
Adopted May oath, 1882.