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CHICAGO
Births

Clyde and Beatrice WEIGH, ISIS Birch.
James and Helen Scott, St. Vincent's
hospital
Jesse and Mary Malon. st. vincnt's hos
pital A'o0-
:, Horace and Irene Montgomery, Metho-
noiS.
Boys
hospital. ~
Arthur and Bessie Jines. st. vincent's
William and Virginia Schumacher. St
Vincents hospital
cents hospital
Herbert and Theresa Gibson, Methodist
Delbert and Eleanor Fink Metbod;st
hospital
Russell and Helen Derinrer 1919 Soutt,,
Emerson. "sA
Harton and Rubv CRAIG oano Nor.L
Chester. @'OA vi
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Leonard L. Fritseh. IS OF 920 North
Oriental street. truck driver and Bessie l.
Crop2er. 10. of 2217 East Michigan street
John Fred Boyce. IL OF 1909 Reisner
street. laborer and Elvarlie Anderson. "a.
OF 1914 Blaine avenue
Mearl Kenton Trump g. Of also North
Talbot street. and Ellen G.. Bugg a. of
1877 North Delaware street
DR.. Ralph s. Sappenfield. rs. of Brook
VIE. physician. and leila TimmonS. IS OF
1872 West Michigan street purse
Isaac j. DapiS. So. OF 1iSa Olive street.
carpenter. and Daisy D. l4atli1. 30, Of
15a0 Draper street.. houseWerker.
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Futures Range
WHEAT
Indianapolis Cash Grain
oct. rs

-OCJ. 20
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
of the Indianapolis Board of Trade,
+; Q. b., shipping point. basis 411ac New
Wheat~weak: No red, s7assc; No.
2 red, 36637c; No. hard. 37638c
Corn-Steady: No.2 white, 17617hc:
No white, 1874 617c; No. yellow, TIA
171ac; No. 3 yellow, 1872 @17c; No. . mixed.
l6@ l6lac; No. 3 mixed, 15h@16c.
No white. 11H@11%c.
Hay-steady: # %. b. country points,
taking 231ac or less rates to Cincinnati or
LOUISVILLE No. 1 timothy. $5.50@6; No.
timothy.
wheat-No. l red, car; No. 2 red, 8
cars; sample, l car Total, cars
Corn-No. l white, car; No. white.
2 cars; No. yellow, cars; No. 2 yellow
33 cars; No. 3 yellow, IA cars: No vel
low. l car; No. yellow, l car; No. 2
miXed. l car; Total. Sc cars.
Oats-No 2 white. car; No. white
II cars; No white cars; sample white
car. Total, 16 cars.
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By United Press

TOLEDO, Oct. 26.-Cash grain close.
GRAIN in elevators; transit billingl. Wheat
NO. 2 red. 4912 q 501zc. Corn No 2 yellow
28A Q29Iac. Oats-No. 2 white, 1962Oc
Rye-No, 2. 40d41c. Barley-No. 2. SOFA
S1c. tTrac prices 2S1ac rate). wheat
No red, 44d44l2c; No. / red, 45045lac
Corn-No. 2 yellow 241a use; No yellow
2SR@24c. Oats-No. white. 16617c; No.
3 white. 15616l2c. Seed close Glover
Cash, $500 Sos; october, S5.6065a5; De-
cember. S5.75. Alsike-Cash, S55O65 85;
October, $500 SIS; December, $550d5 85;
Produce. Butterz-Fancy creamery. 24c
Eggs-Extras, 2712 "a 2sc. Hay-Timothy. per
cwt.. soc.
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DAVID SEELIG, CITY
MERCHANT, is DEAD
Succumbs Suddenly in Store; Dia-

OuCCuiHDS SuuueIIIy III oIOTtj DId-
betes Is Cause, Says Coroner.
David Seelig, IS, Indianapolis
merchant, died suddenly Wednesday
afternoon in his store, 1875 North
Pennsylvania street. DR.. John Salb,
deputy coroner, said death was
caused by diabetes.
Mr.. Seelig lived at R. r. 10, Box
241-F. His body was taken to
Shirley Brothers funeral home. He
had no relatives living in Tndianap-
oils, it was said. Funeral arrange
ments are to be made today.
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In the Cotton Markets
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
ed lot of cotton this morning and
opened the market six or seven points
higher to getSit. Later there was hedge
selling, but not enough of it to set the
market below Tuesdays close.
We note an almost universal opinion
that cotton is not TO go materially lower
The demand just under current prices is
thought to be unusually large.
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PLAN M0OSEHEART DAY
Women Of Moose Will Hold CeIe
bration Friday Night.

bratiOn Friday Night.
The Mooseheart day celebration
of the indianapolis chapter, Women
Of the Moose, will be held at Fri
day night in the Moose temple, 1875
North Delaware street.
Speakers will be William Ander-
son, secretary Of the local Moose
lodge, and the Rev. H. e. Eberhardt,
superintendent of the Wheeler City
Rescue Mission.
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PLUMBING Permits

John McAra. lass Perry avenue. six Ak
lures
KiFkhoH & woelfins As Circle. one fix
ture.
R. W Liebenderfer. l27s-s North West.
six mixtures
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bW . WFttU I7TtH6
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-cash grain close:
Wheat-No. 4 yellow hard 44Hc No 2
northern weevily. 441ac No. 2 mixed re-
stricted billing, 44c; No. mixed 44c. Corn
old No: 2 mixed. 2494c: No. yellow Is
Q25Ac;' No. 2 yellow 25M25Hc: No 3
yellow, 241a0 Csc; No yellow. 22c; No. /
white, 2494c; No. white, 24s4625c; No. 4
white, 24h Corn--(New) No. mixed
2Sc; No. mixed. 2l@22lac; No: yellow,
yellow, 2124@22c: No. yellow. zoe: No.
white. 2Sc; No. 4 white. 22A d221ac.
Oats-No. white, 1874 a 1594c; No 3
white, l434c. Rye-No sales Barley-24
q SEC. Timothy-$2.25Q2.50 Glover
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STOCK SHARES
SHOW GAINS IN
LIGHT TRADING
Steel Common Takes Lead
With Early Upturn;
RiIS Firm.
Average Stocks Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for
6l.39, up 1.o4. Average Of twenty raiIs
2775, 2e.47. 27.64. up SO. Average OF
twenty utilities 1929. 264i, 27.Is. IN Al
Average Of forty bonds 1881, of SO.
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Chicago Fruit
VUnifcd Press

~ tNtttu fffCSS
Mcintosh. bushel. $1al.i0: Spies. bushel,
Sl.2S; Kings, bushel. 75c; Delicious, bushel.
las: GREETINGS. hushel, ssc6Si. Grapes
Michigan. f0pr-quart Concords 7M9c;
tEelyeB quarts. l6ff1ec. Pears-NichtzAn
Kelierss husnel. 400 soc.
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INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS
tBy Newton Todd

The following quotations do not repre-
sent firm bids and offerings, but indicate
the approximate markets based con recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and sell.
Oct. 81
Stacks
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DIES IN AUTO WRECK
Fl Wayne Man Fatally Hurt as
Cars Collide.

. fF71tS NpTIIUI
Fl. WAYNE. Ind. Oct. 81
Charles H. Miller, 35, of TT. Wayne
was injured fatally here Tuesday
night when the automobile in which
he was riding collided with another.
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Foreign Exchange
(By Abbott. Hoppin g. Co..

Chicago Stocks Opening
(By Abbott. Hoppin & Co..
Oct. 81
Bendix Avia :. 103s Houd Hersh A.. 5A
Borg Warner :. ga Middlewest -. "a
Cities Serv -. 3ssi Mob Sparks -. 1879
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

City grain elevators are paying 37c for
No. 2 soft wheat other grades on their
merits.
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CHICAGO CARROTS
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Carlots: Wheat. 49,:
corn, 1873; oats, IL; rye 0, and barley s.
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Bank CIearings

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Oct. 81
Clearings Observation-Disclosures 81. 578 000. 90
Debts Observation-Disclosures. 4,307 900 90
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iNSU R A N CE

A FEW FACTS REGARDING THE
n RESERVE LOAN LIFE
INSURANCE CO
429 N. Pennsylvania st Indianapolis Inc
Second Oldest company in Indiana
3 Maintains a record Of paving death
claims within "a hours after receipt Of
proofs
3 Reported BY Insurance Examiners as
company OF exceptional soundneSs
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE NSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY
RETIREMENT INCOME AT ALI. AGES
GEORGE K JONES. GEN. ACT.
Suite sos. Circle Tower
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6 Transportation

INSURED AND BONDED BUS TRANS.
RIDE WITH SAFETY AND ECONOMY
CHICAGO AND RETURN WEEK lend
SPECIAL. S3.75. GOOD FROM FRI
DAY UNTIL MONDAY MIDNIGHT
Nashville. SIS. Chattanooga. So: Atlanta
SO; Jacksonville. SIS: Miami. S25: Tampa
SCI. Lower weekend return trip rates
WALTON TRAVEL BUREAU. 439 Indiana
Avenue. RI-40o0. UNION BUS DEPOT.
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TOLEDO oct 27.-Hogs-R Receipts 400:
market steady. Cattle-Reeeipts, 400;
market steady. CalveS-Receipts light:
market, steady. Sheep and lambs-Receipts.
light market. steady.
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Cleveland ...... Oi0 OOi 600 O
ST. Louis ......... 600 900 OOl-- o
Harder and sewell; Stewart, Kinsey and
Bengough
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|. i. Grabs HOOsier Track
. Title; Five Records Tumble

intercollegiate records with SEN
sational Alb performance in the
mile. Joe Sivak of Butler held the
former state record of ABB. Al
though given little competition,
Brocksmith sped over heavy track
to The remarkable record. He also
won as he pleased in the two-mile
event, breaking the state record
with 9:22.9 feat. ten seconds bet
ter than his former marx.
Bert Nelson, Buffers high jump
ing Olympic candidate. also shat
tered a state and national inter
collegiate record. He leaped feet
7 3-8 inches. shattering an old Hoo
sier mark established in 1922.
Crouch of Indiana. who has high
point man with victories in the
broad Jump and 220-yard low
hurdles and a second in the 100
yard dash, cracked the broad jump
record with leap of % feet, 79s
inches. Hornbostel. Indiana's half
miller, turned in the fifth record
when he ran the two laps in l:54.
Bunny Burns, Butler captain, ac-
counted for ten of the Bulldogs
points with victories in the century
and 22o-yard sprints.
Other first place winners we're Flu
qua, Indiana, in the 440; Tauer,
Butler, in the 120-yard high hurdles;
Beecher, Indiana, pole vault; Bid
dinger, Indiana, shot put; Kuss,
Indiana, discus: Kruchtzn, Indiana,
javelin, and Indiana in the mile
relay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30
Milwaukee Rider Sets
Hill Climb Record

Herb Reiber Of Milwaukee walked
of with major honors in the Bluff
hill climb of the Midwest Motor
cycle Club Sunday. Sixty-six riders
competed before a large crowd. Rel
Der flashed up the grade in 1882
and cracked the record established
by Ralph Moore, local star, last
year.
Reiber also won the forty-hve
cubic inch professional climb and
the forty-five expert, defeating
Moore in both events. S. Pollock,
Chicago, won the eighty cubic inch
Class B amateur and the forty-five
cubic inch Glass B amateur events.
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20 HOners in
|. L. Battles

By United Press
ROCHESTER, May 30.-Interna-
tional League sluggers drove out
twenty circuit clouts Sunday in four
double Despite the heavy
hitting every International double
header was split. and the rankings
were not changed.
Buzz Arlett. former Philly, slashed
out his fifteenth and sixteenth
homers for Baltimore. Buck Grouse
got two in one game for Buffalo,
and Bubbles Hargrave and Ollie
Carnegie duplicated his perform
ance. Detor of Buffalo and Fischer
of Rochester got one each. Nc
Gowan, Sand, Heffner and Jordan
hit homers for Baltimore, and Refs
and Jimmy Jordan for Jersey City.
Shiver and Ripple provided Mon
treals four asers, Vincent Barton
got one for Reading and Jensen one
for Newark.
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% in EPSON Derby Field;
Four Are Aforementioned

LONDON. May 30.-Headed by
Orwell. the shortest-price favorite
since 1897. a field Of twenty-three
thoroughbreds are scheduled TO bat
tie over the mile and a half EPSON
Downs course here Wednesday in
the colorful English Derby, worlds
greatest turf classic.
Orwell. Juvenile champion. with a
record of seven triumphs in eight
starts during two years OF cam
paigning. is quoted at TO l. It
has been reported that Orwell is
American-owned, but w. M. @.
Singer. his owner, stated today that
he was a former American and now
q naturalized British subject.
Four American-owned thorough
breds are in the field. however. They
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a. B. C.S Win and Draw
With Louisville Club

Tim Taylor's indianapolis A. B.
C.s moved to Louisville today for
r double header with the Louisville
Black Cats. The local Negro
Southern League club turned back
the Kentucky nine, TO ?. here
Sunday. and broke even in the sec
ond tussle OF the twin bill, 4 to 4,
halted by the 6 o'clock Sunday law.
Louisville scored twice in the
seventh inning of the second tilt
to break the deadlock. but the score
reverted when the A. B. C.s were
unable to complete the round.
Tommy Thompson hurled Taylor's
club 10 victory in the first tilt, al
lowing but five safeties. Hannibal
worked the second tilt, allowing six
blows.
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PhiIadeIphia's PhiIlies and the New York
Giants broke even in n double bill. the
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Yankee Cup
Squad Cops
BrTimce sp,ciaI

p lufr1 Sp,ciGf
PHILADELPHIA. May 30-With
victory in the North American zone
already assured by the three tri-
umphs Of Friday and Saturday,
United States tennis stars battled
Two Australians in final Davis cup
tussles here today.
Frank Shields. tall New Yorker
VINO turned back Harry Hopman
Friday will take on Jack Crawford,
Australian ace. Ellsworth Vines.
rational champion, who downed
Crawford in four sets. opposed Hop
man In the second encounter. John
Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison. Yam
kcc stars. defeated Crawford and
Hcnman in doubles Sunday 60.
6-4. ST. rs.
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circuit and
Hicks Fall
Ware, Van Vie and Cheney
Only U. S. Survivors in
First Round.
By United Press

By United Press
SAUNTON, England, May
30.-America's women golf
ers Jared badly over the
rugged, wind-swept course of
Saunton today, and only
three survived the opening
round of the British women's
golf championship.
Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware, Miss
Virginia Van VIE and Mrs. Leona
Pressler Cheney we're the only ones
of the seven American starters able
TO fight their way through the first
round elimination. Maureen Or
cult, the medalist, went down to
surprising defeat before Jean Ham
ilton, a little known player, while
Helen Hicks. the American cham
pion, was put out by Doris PaSk.
Results Of the first round for the
American players:
Mrs. Glenn Co5lett Ware defeated Mrs.
George Coats, : and s.
Mrs. Leona PressIer Cheney defeated
Miss Doris Chambers, 1 MP.
Miss Virginia Van VIE defeated Miss
Jean McCulloeh. 8 and 6.
Miss Jean Hamilton defeated Miss Mau-
reen Orcutt. 2 and !.
Miss Doris Park defeated Miss Helen
Hicks. and 2.
Mrs. J. L. Todd defeated Mrs. o. s. Hill,
and /.
Mrs. J. p. Watson defeated Mrs. Harlow
Higbie. and (.
There were other surprises in to-
days round, the chief of which was
elimination of Miss Diana Fish
wick, former British champion. by
Miss Susie Tolhurst, Australia
champion.
A brisk wind blew in from the
sea and the skies we're cloudless
for today's opening round.
Miss Enid Wilson, defending
champion. eliminated Miss Lulu
Esmond, 7 and 6.
Defeat of Miss Orcutt was one
of the greatest surprises Of the
tournament, but her game was far
eff the two sterling rounds she
played Friday and Saturday in
gaining medalist honors. Her OPP
ponent, Miss Hamilton, is not we'll
known star and Miss circuit had
been conceded victory.
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Big Field in
Chicago Derby


81 THifcd Press
CHICAGO. May 30.-A large field.
probably as many as twenty, today
seemed likely for the $4,000 Ameri-
can Derby at Washington park on
June Is as a result of Burgoo Kings
defeat in the Withers mile at Bel
mont Park Saturday. Burgoo King
finished sixth in field of seven.
The race was won by Boastwain.
Among the probable starters in
the American Derby are Burgoo
King, Boatswain. Tick On, Adobe
Post, Universe, Economic. Gallant
Sir, Evening. Springstel, Big Beau,
Pompelius, Mad Pursuit, 1 Say,
Stepenfetchit, Overtime. Durango,
Larranaga, Cathop, Indian Runner
and Sunmelius.
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. May 90
Indiana u. added another title to
its 1892 list Saturday. 1t was
the Hoosier collegiate shield won
in easy fashion as five state rec
ords passed the boards.
Billy Hayes Crimson thinlies
piled up 1872 points. Purdue was
next in line with 81, Butler third
with 26. and Ball State fourth with
IL. De Pauw. little state cham
pion, had points.
Henry Brocksmith, Indiana's be-
specialized distance star, was the
outstanding performer. He shat
tered state, Big Ten. and national
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Argentine Star
Cracks Record

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, May 30.-A swarthy
little newsboy-runner from Argen-
tine, Juan Carlos zabala, has top
pied the first of many American
track and field records that may
fall before foreign invaders in this
Olympic year.
Circling the oval track at Lewison
stadium Sunday with marvelously
smooth stride, Zabala smashed Joie
Rays American 10,000-meter record
approximately 6i4 miles by cover
ing the distance in 81 minutes
&c 3-5 seconds. Ray was clicked in
81 :2S 2-5 in winning the final Olym-
pic tryout at Harvard stadium in
1928.
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Star Mixed Doubles Teams
Battle in French Net Event

in the mixed doubles. Betty Nuthall
and Fred Perry of England take on
Mrs. Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
of England and Henri Cochet of
France. Mrs. Moody and Woods arc
favorites to meet Nuthall and Perry
in the finals.
Henri Cochet and Jacques Brug-
non, Frances Davis cup doubles
team, won the mems doubles title
by defeating the French Junior COM
bination, Christian Boussus and
Marcel Bernard. Singles play also
opened in the mems and women's
divisions, with favorites advancing
egSilv.
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ByUnitcd Press

BIZ Emitted Press
CHICAGO. May 30. - Rogers
Hornsby. the 36-year-old Chicago
Cubs manager, has converted him
self into an outfelde- after seven
teen years of service in the infield.
He made his 1882 debut Sunday
in right field in a double-header
against Pittsburgh. In the first
game he walked twice, scored run,
singled and accepted two chances.
In the second game, he doubled in
four times at bat, and handled two
chances.
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Hornsby, Infielder for IL
Years, Switches to Garden

Hornsby played in the Carinals
outfield in one or two games back
in 1921 and was a failure, but he
showed no difficulty with fly balls
in Sundays games. He has been
practicing diligently to sharpen his
eye for fly balls in order to take
his place in the outfeld and give
the Cubs more batting strength.
Kikf Cuyler's injury and the fall
ure of Lance Richbourg and rookie
Marvin Gudat TO supply the neces-
sary punch Mastered Hornsby's
switch TO the outer garden.
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HilligoSs and
LouckS Triumph

Ervil Hilligoss and Kenneth
Loucks won the Scotch two-ball
championship of the South Grove
mems golf club Sunday, defeating
Bill Weber and Ray Austermiller,
l up in the title match. Althea
Miller and Loucks took down first
honors in a mixed two-bal tour
nament with an a. Eva Dawson
and Dave Mitchell we're next with
81. South Grove golfers today pre-
pared to send a twenty-four man
team to Riverside for an interclub
match next Sunday.
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BIZ United Press
AUTEUIL, France, May 30.-Hun-
dreds of Americans were included
in the large gallery which gathered
in Roland Garros stadium today to
witness a court battle between two
of the worlds strongest mixed
doubles teams, in the semi-finals of
the French tennis championships.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody of Cali
fornia and Sidney B. Wood of the
same state were pitted against Mile.
Josiana Sigart of Belgium and Jean
Borotra of France, in what promised
to be the feature clash Of the day.
Two other pairs also will contest
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LOCAL PILOTS WIN

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 3d.
Three Indianapolis pilots finished in
front of the free-for all. boat race
held here Sunday. Joe Venezia
completed the six miles in 1868 to
take down first honors. William
Mennen was second and Arthur
Werner third. Arthur Reinking, IN
dianapolis. finished fifth.
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Phil Weinert hurled the opening
tilt for the Colonies and Ken Pen
ner worked on the Louisville mound
in the second. Weinert is a left
handler. Ernie Wingard clouted a
circuit drive off Penner and also
poled two singles. Sammy Hale got
three of the Tribes eight hits in
the opener
Berry Horne. right-handed fling
er was returned to the Indians by
Knoxville and saw some service in
the nightcap battle Sunday.
In the series windup with the
Toledo Hens in Indianapolis Sat-
urday the Indians won, Is to 4, by
gathering fifteen hits Johnny
Cooney pitched for the Tribe. The
Indians are in a splendid position
in the race. despite the double
header setback Of Sunday. The
league leading Millers lost to st.
Paul on the Sabbath.
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REYNOLDS ON MAT BILL

An indianapolis wrestler will re-
ceive his big chance at the Armory
Friday night when Buck Lipscomb,
who surprised with a victory in
straight falls over the popular Merle
Dolby here last week, faces Jack
Reynolds, welter-title claimant, in
the two falls out of three feature
event Of this weeks bill. 1t will
mark Reynolds first appearance
here in several months.
Heading the supporting card Fri
day will be Harry speedy Schaef-
fer and Merle Dolby.
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are Celebrator. ORGY. Totaig ant
Jiweh. Entries in Wednesdays rac'
are.
Peter Pisnet-G. Barclay.
HeSpcrus-M Boussac.
Sunnvborough-J. A. Dewsr.
ROYAL Dance-E Esmond
Summer Plsnet-C. CULVER.
Buckie-P. Ealldan.
BacchuS-C. Hall
DaStur-The Aga Khan
F1rdauSSi-The Aga Khan.
Jackdaw u-Prince ALI Khan
Anorea-Lord Marlborough.
Wyvern-Sir L. Phillips
Cockpen-Lord Woolavington.
April Fifth-T. Walls.
Portcnno-J Thompson.
SpenSer-S. Tattersal.
Orweil-W ~. G. Singer
LeiEhon-W. NJ c. Singer.
Miracie-Lorc RoSeberry.
Celebrator-R. s. Croker.
Corcy-R s. Croker.
Totair-Victor Emanuel
william L1tfauer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Gsmel

Second game. eleven innings9
s. Louis ...... 600 900 o20 90 2 2
Cincinnati ... OlO 600 ono Oh
Syl johnson. Lindsey. Dean and Man
cuso. wilson; Carroll ana Manion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-30
SMITH GOLF WINNER
Captures Low Gross Laurels In
Tourney at Riverside.

A rs by Carl Smith gained low
gross honors in the golf tournament
at Riverside Sunday. Charles BoS-
well was second with 80 and jim
Hamblin third with 80. Ed Urich
was next with 83.
L. Ert Slack had a IS after shoot
ing an SO and deducting his twenty
four handicap 10 gain low net
laurels. Harry Canterbury and
w. F. Ballenger tied for runner-up
honors with 81 net.