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Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
YANKS TAKE CHIEF
YACHT RACE HONORS

SAN PEDRO, Cal.-The United
States gave a new twist to Olympic
sailboat history today, carrying off
major honors in yachting competition
of the international games.
Never before has this country won
a championship with its boats. Now
it has two of the four titles at stake.
Sweden has one of the other two, but
cannot win the last-so the Yankees
get the heavy end of the honors.
The sensational sailor of Lake
Pontchartrain, Louisiana, Gilbert
Gray, brought the second title to the
United States by placing third in star
boat C with his sloop Jupiter. This
gave him enough points to win, al
though the seventh and last race is
still to be sailed. Owen Churchill's
Angelica already had won the eight
meter title, and Tore Holm took six
meter honors for Sweden.
Gunnar Asther of Sweden charged
a foul against the first place finisher,
Jean Herbulot of France, in Wednes-
days star boat race, and if this is al
lowed, Colin Ratsey of England, who
finished second, will take first place
and Gray second, increasing the
Americans winning lead.
After three races Wednesday in the
~monotype division, Jan Mas still
held first place for Holland, having
n points, Italy was second with SO,
Spain third with IS, Canada fourth
with SO, Great Britain fifth with Sc.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
ANACONDA BRIEFS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Of
Helena are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. T~uchscherer over
the week.
Charles Mihelic returned from Their
mopolis, Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frietog of Butte were
Anaconda visitors.
Wilson Durham left for Missoula
where he will attend to business mat
tiers.
James Hickey, Tommy Sullivan and
Althe Herd of Butte visited friends
here.
Mary Alice Kissel and Ruth Olson
were visitors from Butte.
A marriage license was issued by
Clerk of Court Anne Paige to Nick
Zounick and Mary Madigan, both of
Anaconda.
Roy Syjibloem was a visitor from
Deer Lodge.
Miss Genevieve Hickson and Miss
Myrtle REILLY are spending the week
camping at Echo lake.
Frank Finnegan attended to bust
ness matters in Butte.
Miss Ann Harris returned Monday
from a two months vacation.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON-Private estimates Of the
volume of wool sold on the Boston
market last week ranged from 90
100000 to 9O,OOO,OO0 pounds. One
large concern reports last week sales
as large as the total volume for the
previous seven months. Other large
houses report their total above that
for the entire month of July. A
changed buyers attitude, which led to
anticipation of raw wool requirements
is believed by members of the wool
trade to have given rise to recent de-
velopments in the market.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
NORTH DAKOTANS SEEK
LOAN ON CROP PROSPECTS

BISMARCK, N. D.-Petitions tc
place on the November election ballot
a proposal to permit mortgaging OF
crops and stipulating certain r%estric.
tons, were filed with the secretary of
state today.
Robert Byrne, secretary of state.
said the petitions contained about 12,-
coo signatures, 1000 more than neces-
sary.
If adopted in November, the pro-
posals would supersede a law sane
toned last June, which outlawed crop
mortgagers.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
JOHN GILBERT WEEDS
HIS LEADING WOMAN

HOLLYWOOD.-Handsome J o h r
Gilbert, whose screen ardor was ar
inspiration for real love, married his
leading woman, Virginia Bruce, to-
night in a studio bungalow next door
to their production stage.
Homegoing stars, sound men, extras
and studio h%angers-on chatted as they
passed the bungalow door and peeked
inside to see the bride before an i'm
provised altar, dressed in black or
candle, trimmed with white.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
BAD TEMPER FAILS
TO HALT CLEVER BOYS

MORTON, Minn.-What's a mere
barrel of oil poured on the village
swimming hole when there's gasoline
and matches to burn it off? So the
local boys asked after an unidentified
joy killer had dumped the oil in an
abandoned rock quarry.
Sympathetic fathers contributed the
cost of the barrel of gasoline needed.
A match was tossed into the mixture.
there was a flash of flame and within
a few hours the OF swimmin' hole
gang was going strong again.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
PRISON AUTHORITIES WORRY
OVER PROPOSED STATUTE

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - (FP) -
Even convicts are facing unemploy-
ment. Alabama prison authorities,
who four years ago took them out of
coal mines and put them to work in
cotton mills and garment factories,
are worrying over a federal statute
prohibiting interstate shipment Of
convict-made products.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
RAILROAD SEEKS LOAN.

WASHINGT0N.-The Missouri Pa
cific railroad today asked the inter
state commerce commission for au-
thorization of a $3,OOO,O 900 loan from
the Reconstruction corporation. The
money would be used to pay Septem-
Der l interest on loans.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11

Three American women won the
springboard diving contest Wednes-
day morning.
Georgia Coleman of Los Angeles,
champion, with a score of 8752 for
six dives; Katherine Rawls of Miami
second and Jane Fauntz of Chicago
third.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
PATRICK E.

The funeral of Patrick E. Keaney
will be held from the residence of his
brother, James Keaney, 621 Pine
street, Anaconda, Friday morning at
$3.50 o'clock, proceeding to st. Paul's
,hurch where solemn requiem high
mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock.
Interment will be in Mount Olivet
cemetery.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
DESTROYED BY BIG BLAZE.

The 5000 block on Quincy street
was the scene of an immense ~confla-
grafton between 3 and a o'clock last
Saturday morning when two houses
and a garage were totally destroyed.
All furniture and personal effects of
both families were lost in the blaze.
No one WAS at home in either of the
houses. The fire is believed to have
started from defective wiring.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
JUNIOR LEAGUE BASEBALL.

By virtue of a nine to eight victory
over the o. P. Skagg team, the J.. C.
Penney nine will meet again to decide
the Anaconda class A baseball cham
pionship. The game is scheduled for
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Anaconda.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
COMMERCIAL DAY MONDAY.

Commercial day will be observed in
Anaconda Monday. All the business
houses will be closed. An outing at
Wahoe park for members of the
Clerks union and their friends lis
planned.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
Rim TIN TIN, FAMOUS
MOVIE DOG, is DEAD

LOS ANGELES.-Rin Tin Tin, ia
NOUS canine star of the screen, died
Monday of old age, it was revealed
today. He was IA years old, and was
taking part in a picture, "The Pride
Of the Legion" at the time of his
death.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11

FOR RENT - Four-room, modern
house, partly furnished; furnace,
electric range. Cali Mrs. Virgil
Worth, 1856 Whitman Ave-, or 1874
Garrison Ave.
Montana labor news., 1932-08-11
MAILING A CANARD!

The Typographical Union wishes to call attention at
this time to the whispering Campaign now being
carried on to the effect that The printers of Butte
are responsible for outside papers not being avail
able to the public. This rumOr is a bold face LIE
and we wish to inform the public that insofar as
the printing crafts are concerned, they will cooper
ate at any time, and in any lawful, orderly manner
with the public in securing outside newspapers.
La gaceta., 1932-08-08
.NOTICIAS DE
INTFRES !OCAl

Compareceran hoy en- la cor
tie de policia AZ hombres Y una
La gaceta., 1932-08-08
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Indios de Cleveland Sc
empataron aver con los Atleti-
cos, yenciendo a los Senadores
en- un doble juego. Averill des-
cargo su vigesimo Sexto Qua
triangular del ano y ademas dos
tribeys.
f eitas, ell pequeno pitcher
del Filadelfia, dej6 a los Medals
Blancas en- 3 hits, no permitien-
doles anOtar carrera; pero antes
de su victoria en- ell Segundo, los
hOmbres de Connie Mack habian
sido vencidos en- el primero por
las huestes del Chicago. Lyons
lanz6 por los medias Blancas.
In oportuno cuadrangular de
Stone, en- ell s6ptimo inning, do
la victoria a los Tigres sobre los
Medias Rojas de Boston.
Bateando E 81 gusto en- ell
primer juego Y descargando 10
oportunos hits en- ell segundo, los
Yankees derrotaron dos wees a
los Browns. Crossetti pogo un
cuadrangular en- cada juego y
Babe Ruth dispar6 su trig6simo
primero del ano, en- ell primer
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

cada uno, del Regensburg, A. S.
Perez, Castillo ,Rocha Y Simon.
y del Corral, Almeyda, la terce-
ra base que tambien cometi6 2
errores, 10 mismo que NJ. Fer
nandez la primera.
Ell Morgan derrot6 aver al
Don Julian, con anotacion de
0 carrera por tres, y mas tarde
perdio a manoS del Cuesta, en-
un renido deSafio. Pedrero Ian
70 por el Morgan, en- ell iuego
con ell Don Julian.
Cuesta y Rey tambi6n derrot6
al Optimo, con Morgado de pit
cher, dejandolo en- 0 carreras y
A hits.
Corral Wodiska DC, Oh, Sc
Regensburg SC, 12h, Be.
Morgan &c, 8h, lie; Don Ju-
lian DC Oh, lie,
Cuesta y Rey 10c, 10h, Be;
'Optimo DC, All, 7e.
Cuesta y Rey &c 1Oh, Be; Nor
gan sc, Oh BE.
La gaceta., 1932-08-08
, NJ AU !

White Light, Fortune esquina
a Garcia; jim Licata, del cafe
Panama; esquina de Ashley y
Constance; f. s, Sutton y \. |.
Wilson, de Ia eStaei6n de gaSo-
lima Sutton. avenida de Florida
400: Rodolfo Garcia. A, Foun
tanilla y Antonio Figueredo, del
cafe Rodolfo, SGptima y Gale
II; Tom Lopez, del cafe Jack
Pote, de la Gale Main 2146.
Tam5ien serdn iuzG&dos por
vender n0meros de bolita Jose
Castro, David Me kiss, Francis
co Gutierrez, Juan Rodriguez,
Felipe Lopez y c. Martinez.
Dos Iuevas ordenanzaa 2 pre-
S2ntaran manana a los conSeia-
les, una relacionada con los ven
dsdores en- tranSito y otra dis
ponienuo que ell eXamen flsico
de individuos empleados en- bar
berlaS, restaurants, etc. Sc haga
sin costo alguno para los eXami-
nados.
La Frimera ordcnan2a Ia 81
do pedida por firmas comercia-
les de esta ciudad que Sc dedican
a la venta y distribution de fru-
tas y vegetables. Tn juicio para
cir ell pro y el contra del asunto
Sc verificard hoy.
Tambien existc el prop6sito
de presentar una moei6n cream
do una iicencia de $50 para los
Ilamados "ncgocios de viajeroS"
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

desafio, bateando ademas un tri
hey Y dos hits. Con su jonron
de hoy Ruth tiene uno menos
que Chuck Klein y II menos que
Jimmy FoXx. IT,
Washington 4c, Oh, lie; Cleve-
land 7c, Oh, lie.
Washington &c, 5h, lie; Cleve-
land &c, 14h, De.
Filadelfia 1c, III, De; Chica-
go &c, Oh, 2e.
Filadelfia 1c, 6h, lie; Chicago
DC, 3h, 2e.
Boston 1c, 10h, lie; Detroit
&c, 11h, lie.
New York lie, 19h, lie; St.
Louis sc, 11h, De.
New York Sc, 10h, Be; st.
Louis 4c, All, 2e.
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

81 listed TIENE alg0n en-
pleo que ofrecer, va sea de ca
rActer temporal o %permanentt,
lame a los tel6fonos numeros
33tl y 3452, Ten"mos rcgistra-
dos a miles dc empleados y obre
ros que carecen de trabaio. Por
este aervicio no sc cobra nj al
cmpleante nj ii eHpleado.
UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Col East Lafayette Street
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

mujer detenidos por los detect
YES Y los agentes de la prohibi-
cion durante la noche del saba
DO. Contra la mayoria de ellos
hay acusaciones firmadas por
individuoS que les compraron
numeros de 'bolita Y licores in
toXicantes.
: N0mbranse los acuSados Char
les Thorpe, de la Gale de Ma
Olson 208l2; Peter Gregor, de
Cass 407; }, F. Morris del NJ.
and M. Club, de la calle Lafa-
yette POSI-; Tony Maniscalco,
de la bodega situada en- la Quin
Ia avenida Y Gale l6; Cha les
Pitisci, del Cafe De Luxe, ave
nida Florida 1919; Angel Da-
mel, Gel Cafe Springs, Gale
Springs esquina a Constance;
Henry Borrego de un cafe situa
do en- la esquina de Tampa y
Washington; Jose Mateo Y su
esp0Sa, de I'm pequen0 estable-
cimiento del numero 317 de la
Gale Tampa; j. n. Donaldson,
de la Gale Tampa 805; Nick AL
bano, y Phillip Frescia, de la DO
dega del 915 de la Quinta ave
hida; Jose Diaz, y J. P. Garcia,
del Cafe Napoles, Gale Fortune
10; Kersey Sims, del cafe
La gaceta., 1932-08-08
AVISO

TAMPA, Fla, Agosto l. de 1889.
Sc hace saber que Ia Sra.
Grace Durhein va 10 es repre-
Sentante autorzada de la Com
pahia Charts en- esta ciudad.
Mmthd Fo0artY,
Administrator. de esta IONA
por la Charts Corporation.
La gaceta., 1932-08-08
LIGA DE LAS TABAQUE
RIAS

Corral Wodiska fue dejado a
yer sin carreras y en- seis hits
por ell Regensburg, que utilize a
Wolfang de pitcher. Jerez Y Gar
cfa lanzaron por los tabaqueros
de la Gale 10. Pegaron dos hits
La gaceta., 1932-08-08

Sc NECESITAN 20 mucha-
chas latinas, algunas que sepan
irgles, para u ntrabajo. Infor-
man: American r. W., North
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
Eight Local QuintetS in
State Junior Play

Sixteen quintets will open first
round play in the Glass A Indiana
Junior Basketball Association title
tournament at Dearborn gym Fri
day. Play will continue through
Friday and Saturday, with the
finals Saturday night. Eight local
teams will compete. The first
round schedule:
P. M.-Black and Orange VS.. Lafayette
q. B. Cubs.
2 P. M.-Anderson Cardinals vs.. vincennes
Alices.
SP. M.-Muncie Midgets vs.. Indianapoli,
Wizards.
4P. Indianapolis Knights VS.. Com
munal Midgets.
6P. M.-Huntington VS.. indianapolis Car
dinalS.
p. M-Indianapclis Flashes VS. st. Cath.
crime.
8 =. M.-Greenwood Chaps VS.. Frankfort
Bubbles.
9 P. M-Kokomo Tigers VS.. Rhodiu:
Juniors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

.THERE are thirty-siX players on
Il the roster of Ownie Bushs
Minneapolis Millers and it's up to
Mike Kelley, president, to trim the
squad to twenty-five before the club
goes south for training Pilot Bush
and Kelley conferred some time ago
and agreed on the athletes marked
for release. During the regular
American Association season the
limit is twenty, and Mike Kelley
says he'll probably be giving away
FASTENERS for railroad fare by that
time. There is no market for minor
leaguers at present, clubs below
Glass AA demanding that talent be
sent ION the cuff"
The MilIers will report at the Mont
gomery (Ala.) camp on March / and will
do little travelling for exhibitions. Early
games will be played in Montgomery.
Birmingham. Selma and Nashville. The
squad will move direct from Nashville TO
Indianapolis to open the season out at
Perry stadium. Cash offers have been
made for three members of the Bushmen.
Nashville has requested a price on pitcher
John BriIlheart and outfielder Stan Keyes.
and Portland of the Coast League has filed
bid for George Kelly. veteran first
sacker.
The list of Minneapolis eligibles
follows:
SatGhsTsGTin and S1 MSMqElen vandsn
burg. Benton, Hensick. Miller. Williamson,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
Two PreIimS Added to
SaVoldi- KruSkamp Bill

Top of the four wrestling events
to be presented at the Armory Fri
day night in support of the head
line attraction between Jumping
Joe Savoldi and Hardy Kruskamp
have been arranged. Carl CLANCY,
Bloomington's wrestling fireman,
will oppose Black Panther Mitchell,
Louisville middleweight, and Johnny
(Swede) Carlin will mix with
Speedy O'Neill.
Savoldi. former Notre Dame foot
ball ace, has risen rapidly in the
mat game since leaving school.
Kruskamp is a former Ohio State
gridder, and pinned Charlie San
ton here last Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
GIRLS, TOURNEY PLANNED

Entries in the Indiana -KentuckysA. A. U.
girls championship basketball tourney will
close Feb. rs. Louisville Eppings,, 1881
champions now playing under the name of
Springmann Markets, have been invited to
defend their laurels. South Bend Guard
cites and several prominent local teams
are ranked as strong title contenders.
The winner of the tourney. which will be
played at indianapolis Athletic Club
Feb. 20 and March l and 2, will receive
team and individual awards.
Miss Lola Pfeifer, physical instructor at
the Indiana School for Deaf; Miss Lillian
Weibke of the Real Silk Company and
Miss Regina Walsh of New Albany will
assist A. w. Never. basketball chairman
of the Indiana-Kentuc A. A. u, in con-
Quoting the tourney. Boys rules will be
Teams that have not received entry
blanks can obtain them from basketball
office at 63i South Delaware street.
Reserve Loan Life Insurance team de-
feated Union Central Life of Cincinnati.
"a to %. Saturday. Anderson, Denham
and Goode were outstanding for the To-
calls. each getting five field goals, while
Bittman led the Buckeye five.
Hoosier Demons downed the fast Louis
vile Springmann Market team, Indiana
Kentucky A A. U. champions, here Satur-
day, % to Is. Indiana Deaf School var
sity girls defeated Flackville INDEPENDENTS
% to IL, and Deaf School seconds downed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09

now are former Indiana U. stars play
ing ing lnI,dependent ball: They couldn't get
throw bugaboo almost cost ,Muncie's Bear.
fifteen attempts from the gratis stripe
against Logansport. Mann missed five
put the state champs over. however. be-
cause Mr.. Cliff Wells Berries outscored
the Jollvmen from the field. seven 20 six
Mr., Red Orner. the, Alexandria mead
the big back guard is moved UP to for
ward: and Wells moves back to guard. :,
center. though; He's listed as a guard
but you can't believe everything you read
in the papers. Wells long shots will
help the Tigers against tight defenses. 49,.
These rest periods along about this time
o. year seem to be getting results. Mr..
Maurice Kennedy let his Wiley Red stTeaks
Terre Haute tossers snapped into it and
thumped Delphi Just after the Oracles
had beaten Alexandria =. Mr. Babe Wheel
er concocted ailments for all his bows and
let them take the rest cure. and Babe :
Brazil basketballers stepped out over the
weekend and whoppoed Washington
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
Five PreIim Scraps Carded
for COx-Zorilla Attraction

Five prelim scraps will be offered
Thursday night on the Tracy Cox
Santiago Gorilla feature battle at
Tomlinson hall, it was announced
today by Washington A. c. officials.
Cox and Zoyilla will meet over the
ten-round route and previous to
their clash the fans will see three
six-rounderS and two four-rounders.
The six-round attractions were
lined up today as follows:
Six Rounds-Al Holden, Worcester. Mass.
vs.. Raw Drake. Indianapolis; 49, pounds.
Six Rounds-Sailor Koski. Worcester.
Mass. vs.. Norman Brown, Indianapolis
$50 pounds.
Six Rounds-Kid Woods, indianapolis,
vs.. Speedy Riceo, Chicago; lis pounds;
The four-round contests VIII be
announced Wednesday. The pro-
moters have endeavored to get some
real action into their prelims and
believe their program viii make a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
Four Tits on
City Net Bill

Four more first round games are
carded for tonight in the city
championship amateur independent
tournament at Pennsy gym.
In opening tits Monday, Holy
Trinity nosed out Wizards, % to %,
in the feature tilt, an overtime tus-
sic. Moynahan Apartments trounced
Kingans, 81 to II, Bond Bread
thumped Union Printers, &c to IL.
and Riverside Olympics shaded st.
Philips A. c., Is to Is.
.7:i5-Modern woodmen VS.. Bell Tele-
phone
s:05-L. S. Ayres VS.. Pettis.
s:55-Sixteenth Division Naval Reserve
s:45-Indianapoli Flashes VS.. Sunshine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
|. C. INVADES HANOVER

After three victories last week.
Coach Harry Goods Indiana Cen
trail FASTENERS held light practice
session Monday night in prepara-
ton for the encounter at Hanover
tonight.
Hanover fell before the locals
earlier in the season, but Coach
Good expects a struggle before the
game can be won on the Hilltopers'
floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
Independent Basket Notices

Brightwood girls. 10 to II. in other games.
Demons are booked for weekend tits dur
other nights. call Cherry 4374.
Holy Trinity A. C. will play New Augusta
independents Wednesday, Trinities defeated
Habig Indians in their last start and want
a game for Trinity gym Sunday afternoon.
Cali Belmont 1904 and ask for Joe Ivan,
between s and $50 p. m.
North Side Meters defeated Broadway
Shippers. 10 to II. For games with Meters,
call Washington 1921. or Humboldt 1898.
Arrangement has been made to take
care of additional Indianapolis uuintets in
the fourteenth annual Indiana amteur in
dependent basketball championship. WAYNE
State Association Ci has arranged to hold
sectional tournament in New Palestine;
The New Palestine event will be supervised
tine high school PLAY will start on next
day, and Wednesday nights: Miniature
player on the three high teams CT the
tourney. The team winning the sectional
S S bs Be p3cf tSe IN oo nf s 6a Feb 80
26 and ~, The Central States Association
will not accept any more entries for the
mentS. Local teams desiring to play in
the New Palestine sectional Tournaments are
asked to call Coach Keasling at New Pales-
Holy Trinity Juniors desire games in
the 1S-20-year-old class. Games are
Ss sH'g after S moe Cali Be. 1898 between
$50 and p. m. and ask for Stan.
West Side Cardinals want games in the
17-18-year-old class with teams having
access to gyms. Christamore Triangles,
Sacred Heart. and East Park. notice. Call
Be. 1851 and ask for Frank, between 2
and p. m.
Holy Trinity Bearcats desire games in
the 16-l8-year-old class and have access
to a gym on Sunday. Call Be. 0780 be-
tween and p. m. and ask for Heiney.
Roberts. Park will play Castleton at 8
P. m. in indianapolis District Epworth
League basketball tournament play tonight
with girls games at 7 and 9 p. m. In
opening games Monday night, Castleton.
led by Schwartz. defeated Broadway. Sc
to %. Coy led the losers. Roberts Park
leading last half rally. Brock was
outstanding for the losers. Overcoming
II to 4 edge at the intermission, Bell
ARE rallied to beat Capitol Avenue, 20 to
19, With E. Sterrett setting the pace. Rich
asrdson topped the losing scorers. Frank
lin nosed out Central Avenue. 81 to %,
with Crum and owen shining. Smith
and Banta were best for Central.
Crimson Cubs defeated Frankfort M E.
Buddies. rs to 81, at Frankfort Monday
night. Cubs, with a record of nineteen
fourteen of their last fifteen games. Cubs
oppose Plainfield Boys School in a return
game Saturday and tackle Kirshbaun
Bulldogs Sunday.
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Purdue Is
Net Victor
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, o., Feb 9.-Purdue'S
Boilermakers were forced into all
overtime to outpoint Ohio State
baSketeers in a Big Ten tuSSle here
Monday, 38 to 33. Purdue led Is to
II at the half.
Ohio held the Indiana five to q
single field goal in the second
period, and tied the count at 27-27
when a technical foul toss was
awarded the Buckeyes after Ward
Lambert, Purdue coach, had rushed
onto the floor to protest referees
decision on personal foul.
At the end of the regular playing
time, the count was 1888. Eddy
and Wooden contributed field goals
in the extra period.
Purdue 1897 Ohio State C33i
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09

hit with the customers. Al Holden,
who will meet Ray Drake in one
of the SiX-rounderS, is the junior
welterweight of Worcester, Mass,
who was the last opponent of the
popular Johnny Fagg. Holden met
Fagg at the armory last Tuesday,
and following brief action, the Hoo
sier lad collapsed and died Thurs
day night.
Santiago Gorilla, the Panama
glove thrower, was due in Indian
apolis today to complete training
for the struggle with Tracy Cox.
Gorilla has met many top notchers
and, like Cox, grew up from the
minor divisions to the lightweight
class. Santiago is young in age,
but thoroughly experienced in fsti-
cuffs.