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PLIERS HOPED OFF

PARIS, May g, P)-Nine French ocean flyers left for Rome Satur- day as a mission of the Ministry of National defense to attend a Congress of g ocean flyers in the Italian capital. Amelie Earhart Putnam who flew across the At lantic also hopes to attend the Con- gress.
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Harry Lyons, popular local resi- dent for many years and and of the best known characters in the country, left Saturday for Anchor age where he will seek fame and fortune.
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Miss Mary Pullen, member of the we'll known Pullen family of Skagway, who has been teaching in the Kodiak school, arrived Sun day on the Admiral Evans.
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Capt. Ivan L. Peterson, Chicka- loon driller for oil is returning to the Northland from California. It is expected Peterson will resume work.
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More construction material for the new Faibanks federal building went forward Saturday. Included in the shipments were three car- loads of cement and two cars of reenforced steel.
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IS STILL MAYOR

PORTLAND, Ore, May 23, - George Baker is still Mayor of this city having successfully withstood the recall election But Commis- sioner Mann was recalled by big vote.
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PRUSsIAN CABINET QUITS

BERLIN, May 23. Premier Otto Breun, of Prussia, informed tn e Diet that his cabinet had resigned. The Ministry will remain until the newly elected Diet can select a new premier.
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AWAITS WEATHER

SEATTLE, May 23, (P)-Aviator Browne awaits clearing weather which is reported today or tomor- row and permission from Japan, before taking off for his Pacific ocean flight.
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Sidney Henrikson, Seward high school graduate and student t the Alaska College, returned home Saturday. Sidney will probably re- main here during vacation.
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WORLDWIDE BREV|T|ES
WOUNDED GENERAL DIES

SHANGHAI, May g, (P-Gener- al Yoshinor Shirakaw, supreme commander of the Japanese army forces during the Shanghai bat ties who was critically wounded April 29 in a bomb explosion at HonkeW Park, died here.
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DELEGATION INSTRUCTED

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May g, (P) The Tennessee Democratic Con- vention instructed the states dele gation to the national convention to cast it's 24 votes as a unit for Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York.
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Mrs. R. J. McKanna of Fairbanks, former Seward resident, arrived Saturday from the Interior to vis- it her parents, MT. and Mrs. Stan ton.
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LANDED IN AZORES

HORTA, Azores, May 23. - The German flying boat, the DO-X, landed here Saturday afternoon af- ter flying the 300 miles from New foundland in IT hours. The DO-X was to take off Sunday for her base at Lake Constance.
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Pilot Al Monson hopped off from Anchorage Sunday with passengers and mail for Flat and down the Kusko country to Bethel.
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Roy Oxman, baritone who has been singing over radio and in theaters in Pacific Coast cities, is singing his way to Fairbanks.
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JOURNALISTS ENTERTAIN

LONDON, May B, P)-Amelia Earhart Putnam is spending her time today shopping. At noon she was to be the luncheon guest of journalists.
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OFF FOR PUGET SOUND

SUNNYVALE, Calif., May 23, P) are aboard the navy diri- gible Akron which will take or to- day on her flight to the Puget Sound area. The return hour has not been announced.
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TWO DIE IN GALE

SALT LAKE CITY, May g, - A heavy gale swept over this area Sunday taking a toll of two lives.
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TAKES THE AIR

VIGO, May B, (P)-The D OK took off for Southampton after re- fueling.
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GREECE CABINET RESIGNS

ATHENS, Greece, May g. Pre- mier Eleutherus Venizelos' cabinet resigned in the midst of a tense political situation.
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Light Drill
Ends Work
Bulldogs Perfect Defense to
Halt Fast Stepping
Irish Five.

Butler university's basketball
squad will taper of with a light
workout today for the great Notre
Dame aggregation which invades
the feldhouse Friday night, backed
by twelve straight victories.
Coach Tony Hinkle sent the Bull
dogs through a hard offensive drill
Wednesday in an effort to revive
the scoring punch which has beer.
missing for several weeks. Salts
ned that the defense, with Tackett
at the helm, can check the Irish
sharpshooters, the Blue mentor
concentrated his attention on the
offensive plays which will be en-
ployed against Keogan's men. Da-
Wis and Miller were used at for
wards, with Prof1tt, Chadd and
Tackett completing the lineup.
An uphill battle awaits the Bull
dogs. The Irish have lost only two
OF their fifteen games this year.
Included in their record are dou-
bic victories over Northwestern and
Pittsburgh. Last year, they split
their two-game series with the
Hinklemen. Both teams have es-
tablished enviable records this sea-
son against major competition.
The game will mark the final
home appearance for the Bulldogs,
and the last chance for local fans
to watch their two brilliant guards.
Tackett and Chadd. Both men are
three-year veterans and are we'll
versed in combating the Irish at
tack.
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Down the Alleys

FOX ROLLS UP III

FOX ROLLS UP III
Larry Fox set new seasons record for
at during wednesday nights 'T play. having wing
f57 HIS hrst game consisted Of sO' sOaT re-
the a was sVsn possbls &c., aSt f the
eleventh ball; this shot not coming Up,
Abbott and Jess PTtchett g also vent oven Us
77o2; Players to reach the 900 mark were:
Coolers. 626: Hess. 624; Smith. 6i4; Myers.
eS4s: Haagsma. 6o7: ?. Striebeck, 603; Coyal.
$40; Fehr. GA; Carmin. 636; Hornbeck. C28.
and Hueher. 612.
Team play found the Coca-Cola boys
1,ioi. 1852 and s7s to OF take three from m
Fan City Lager Union Title. st, tniiip
transfer also won three from Liebtae Bar
ners. Wheeler Lunch. Vollmer Bros. ind
Trule. as Pritchett Pickups and HollenbecS
observation-disclosures Coal and Gregory and
Appel.
Jess Pritchetts 7O2 was his third con5ccu-
tive 700 count, 70l falling for him in the
city meet singles event Sunday us in the
Optimist League Tuesday and 707 Wednes-
was a rare feat. but a bowler must hit
them regularly now. or be an also ran.
Five local women teams. tne CleSen
Product. present state champs. BoweS Seal
Fast. CITY Champs, Marott Shoe Shop. West
Side Furniture and Roepke Floral will leave
for South Bend Saturday to roll II the
womens Central States meet. The local
girls have high hopes of returning With
the medals as they bring this meet 10
close. Scoring to date has been far below
the usual counts for this tournament.
Printcraft bowlers headed for Columbus,
o.. today to roll in the annual Tri-State
meet over the weekend. With boWlerS ike
Hornberger. Never. Fahrbach. Chryst and
Colvin competing from this city. 1ndlau-
apolis teams should take good care OF
themselves in the attractive prize list.
The Lion Club bowlers appear to be
heading for the pennant in the Interclun
League. their latest feat being triple win
over the strong Lone Star boys. EXCHANGE
Unity and Universal Whites also won three
games from A. B. G. Pygmies and Uni;
versal Reds. while Mutual Insurance and
Exchange Service and Mutual Underwriters.
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Wednesday Cage Scores
STATE SCHOOLS

STATE SCHOOLS
Ball State, 81: Manchester. 81.
Indiana Central. A: N. A. @. u, AZ.
Earlham. 10: DAYTON u. ls.
st. Viator. 81; Valparaiso. 10.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Columbia. As: Yale. %.
Princeton. 3S; Pennsylvania. 30.
NAVY, 46: Swarthmore. rs.
ARMY. as: Penn State. 80.
Rutgers ~: LAFAYETTE. 20.
Williams. "a: Mass. state. Is.
st. Lawrence, 80: Syracuse a..
BROOKLYN College. 43; Maxwell teachers.
west Virginia. IS: Carnegie Tech. a..
Illinois Wesleyan. 81; Bradley Tech: so.
Lake Forest. as: Milwaukee Tech, 20.
Omaha, IS: Hastings. IA.
De Kalb Teachers. 80: Wheaton. rs.
Eastern State Normal 80: Illinois State
Kentucky Wesleyan. 40; Georgetown
Be- Bethany. 2s; kansas WESLEYAN. Is.
Rice Institute. %: Southern Methodist.
Denison. 40; Miami. IS.
simmons AZ. Austin. IS.
Union. 54: Cathedral, 81.
MiSRsaR s g. Isl o Rsfsoii md s.
Virginia. 20: v, NJ. l.. Is.
Concordia. II: Moorhead Teachers. Ia
Southwestern. 81: Union. 20.
william and Mary. Al: Randolph Macon.
Sewanee. IS: Cumberland. 40.
Richmond. so: Emory and Henry. 2S.
M sSIss cs r. oeoT z1 c Tsch S.
Ohio u. 81: Marietta. Is.
Western Reserve so: Oberlin. 50.
Stetson. So: Southern. 20.
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The high single game of "a by Hilgemer
gave him 615 total, to lead the field
over the three-game route.
Giesen Specials scored for a three-game
total OF 1924 during the Uptown League
time the Prima team taking them M for n the the
odd game All other contests were also de-
S ond two Two to one; AugustineT; Coca-Cola
Hanna Register and City Candy No big
league IS complete without its 700 total.
was close to the Select marx 0 Ravns sS7
Robertson. 6s7: Weimer. 62s: sBohne. G2s:
L de6 H Sl5; springer. 6l2; Kroner COe,
A. I. Laugtry, secretary of the American
Bowling CONGRESS. reports total OF 1886
singles as entrants for the 1892 meat in
Detroit. to roll for prize list of S87.v00
Detroit entered a total OF 1.183 teams. Tie
April 10.
Mutual Milk League games resulted in
a triple win for Cream Buttermilk from
Cottage Cheese and two-game win for
Chocolate Drink. Nursery and Buttermilk
from Whipping Cream. Milk and Cream.
Littleton had 206 count for single game
honors as Wischmeier toppled $40 for
high three-game total.
Boxes and Mail orders proved stronger
Eli Lilly play on the Fountain SQUARE
aSoTs and Bots for a odd same
Roberts took all honors, with 223 single
and three-game total of 500.
TWO officer teams from Fl. Harrison will
travel to FIT. Thomas, KY, Saturday to
roll against the FIT. Thomas officer teams,
and support the local post team. who will
m ngage The oeer eam se are Tsam No
Major Hazlett. Captain johnson, Lieut..
Smith. Lieutenant Robinson and Lieut..
Skalandzunos team No, 2. Major Spoon.
Reid, Lieutenant Cunkle and Lieutenant
Bunting. Alternates will be Captain Ken
nedy, Captain Holmes and Lieutenant
Stephenson.
Blu, one game was rolled in the Speed
way, League, Speedway Lumber defeating
Shell Gas. two out of three.
special match between the Bridge
Department and Road Department of the
ai TsS resulted in OiaeU win for the Brdss
team, 2.370 to 1926 The Bridge boys won
the match at the start when they took a
lead of las pins, due mainly to a 232 by
Kellam.
Monday Feb. %, the bankers will roll
seys viii r. banS 9n the aar
doubles and singles. 400 being scratch for
the doubles and 200 in the singles. Entry
fee will be 81 per man in each event, this
charge covering all expenses.
DR.. Kemper had series of COS with
games of l35. 2l3 and 207 to lead the play
in the Medical Society League at the Cen
trail drives. Team play was decided two
to one, kemper,. owen and Cox defeating
Pennington. Wyttenbach and Click. DR..
Click finally came out Of his slump in the
last try, scoring 226 for high single game.
The y. s. Revenue Agents League rolled
their nrSt series on the Illinois alleys,
Revenue taking three games from Clerks
and Field taking the rubber from Specials
The BOYS are all beginners in the bowling
game Moehlman showing best with total
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.Schaeffer and
Henie FavOrites
By United Press

By United Press
MONTREAL, Feb. 18.-Sonja
Henie of Norway. the pert blond
with the golden bob. and Karl
Schaeffer of Arstria, women's and
mems defending champions, respec-
lively, were favorites to retain their
titles in the world championship
figure skating tournament which
will finish here tonight.
The grace and certainty with
which the two champions glided
through the various patterns
Wednesday caused experts to be-
lieve that their point standings al
ready were fa- above other COMPETE
tors. Fourteen women and nine
men from six nations are competing
for the titles.
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Kautsky A. G. today ranked as
favorite to capture the city indepen-
dent basketball championship. They
play Bond Bread in the title tussle
tonight at Pennsy gym at 9 p. m.
The Bond tossers turned in one
of the outstanding upsets CT the
tourney in the semi-finals Wednes-
day, defeating G. & j. Tire five, the
early title choice, 81 to 10, in a bril-
liant battle. Kautsky advanced to
the finals by dropping Eli Lilly five,
48 to %.
Joe Kelly, well-known guard, is one
Of the aces OF the Kautsky snipers.
In preliminary games tonight, Lilly
opposes G. & j. at s p. M, and Von-
negut five meets Habig Indians at
z p. m.
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1. A. C. IN SQUASH PLAY

indianapolis Athletic Club squash
team will play a series of matches
at I. A. G. courts Saturday after
noon with Dayton co. Racquet
Club. The local team is unbeaten
on the home court. Tommy Hend-
ricks, Wilson MotherShead, Egbert
Driscoll, E. E. Gates Jr., Warrick
Wallace, Captain Charles Weiss and
Arthur Brown Jr. are members of
the team.
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MAESTRO QUITS RING

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-Earl Mastro,
rated by many as the outstanding
featherweight boxer, has hung up
the gloves and turned to the vaude-
vile stage. He opens in a song and
dance act at Springfield, O., with
his wife as partner.
The 22-year-old Chicago Italian,
a master boxer, lost to Bat Batta-
limo, the champion, in his last start
last November. During his short
career he defeated most of the we'll
known featherweightS, including
Bud Taylor, Fidel La Barba and
Eddie Shea.
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Choice in
Florida Event

By Times Special
PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 10. -
Helen Hicks, national women's links
champion, was favored to win the
Florida women's golf crown as semi
final play started today.
Miss Hicks, who has won the title
twice previously, opposed Mrs. H. G.
Sterrett of Hutchinson, Kan, and
Edith Quier of Reading, Pa, tour
ney medalist, met the well-known
Maureen circuit in semi-final tits
tOdaV.
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Manual Faces
Greenfield Test

Manual Redskins today continued
preparation for Fridays tussle here
with the Greenfield Tigers. Coach
Oral Bridgeford sent his south side
FASTENERS through lengthy drill
Wednesday and announced the
Redskins in top shape
Greenfield has tuS1ed in bril-
liant record this season, including
a recent triumph over Connersville.
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The 34-year-old
infelder, who was
the most valuable
player" in the Ma
tional League last
season, returned re-
Gently from a base
ball tour to Japan.
He has been work.
ing out daily, pre-
paratol-y to going to
Bradenton, Fla, for
spring training.
"I'm confident
t h in G S will be
out all
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TURNER'S PLAY STRAUSS
Second Tilt of Season Carded at
South Side Gym Sunday.

South Side Turner'S basketball
team and Strauss Says will tangle
again Sunday afternoon at Turn
erS gymnasium in the second game
Of their series.
Turner's have been meeting some
of the fastest competition they can
obtain in recent games and have
developed dangerous drive and
tight defense with which they hope
to upset the Clothiers.
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Giants Want
Paul Waner
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Paul
Waner, star outhelder of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, may be traded to the
New York Giants for three players,
it was learned today.
1t is understood the Giants have
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SANDE TO MARRY

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. IS. - Earl
Sande, famous jockey, and Mrs.
Clarence Hummer, widow of a
friend of Sande, were issued mar
riage license in Long Island City
Wednesday.
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Frisch Is
Confident
Cards Second Stacker Not
HoIdout; Asks for
Conference.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Frankie
Frisch, second baSeman with the
st. Louis Cardinals, is not holdout,
he said Wednesday night, denying
persistent rumors of a break be-
tween him and the Cards over SAL
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SPANIARD CUE LEADER

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Isidro Ribas,
Spain, today held a scant five-poiat
lead over Charles G. Peterson, st.
Louis, in a series for the worlds
fancy shot billiard championship.
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SWIMMERS SEEK REVENGE

Indianapolis Y. M. G. A. swim
ming team will oppose Huntington
''Y" tank squad here Saturday, seek
ing revenge for the only setback of
the season. Coach Jimmie Clark of
the locals entered an eight-man
team for the event.
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Cathedral
Net Victor
Local Prep Flashes Make
C0nnerSviIIe Eleventh
Victim in Row.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 49,
Joe Dienhart's brilliant Cathedral
Of indianapolis quintet turned in its
eleventh consecutive triumph here
Wednesday night, defeating Nose
Pruitt's Connersville Spartans, 80
to "a.
With Smith setting the pace, the
locals grabbed an 8 to margin al
the outset, but the capital city Irish
rallied to step in to IA to II mar
gin at the halfway mark.
Cathedral f20l. Connersville f24)
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JONES BATTLES NICHOLS

by OHtttu PTeS8
CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-Billy Jones,
Philadelphia Negro, will meet
George Nichols, Buffalo southpaw,
in the ten-round semi-f1nal of the
National Boxing Associations light
heavyweight tournament at Chicago
stadium tonight.
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JACKIE FIELDS WEEDS

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Jackie Fields,
worlds welterweight fistic champion,
was married several days ago to
Miss Martha Lynn of St. Joseph,
Mo-, it was announced today.
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MANDELL IN RING AGAIN
Former Lightweight Champ ms,
RoSenblOom, Goodwin Draw.

HOSenbIOOm, GOdWln Draw.
By United Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb. 10.
Make Rosenbloom, recognized as
worlds light heavyweight cham
pion in some states fought ten
round non-title draw Wednesday
night with Bob Goodwin of Day.
iona Beach. Rosenbloom weighed
178; Goodwin, ITS.
Sammy Mandell, former light
weight champion, won an unpopular
ten-round decision over Jimmy
Spivey of Columbus, Ga.
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BALL DROPS CHESTERS

An Cardinal Players Score to
Sink Spartan Cagers.
By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. ia we'll
balanced attack, in which every pas
timer scored, enabled Ball State
college METERS to drop Manchester,
Al to 81, here Wednesday. The vic
tors were in front, % to IL, at the
half.
Dubois led the Spartans with
seven field goals. D. Dick scored four
two-pointers and five free throws to
top the Cardinal scorers. M. Dick
and McCammon got three field
goals each, ely two and King four.
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Butler SEEKS SCORING PUNCH FOR NOTRE DAME BATTLE

offered infielders Sam Leslie and
Eddie Marshall, and outhelder Fred
Leach fer the elder waner. Leach
signed his contract with the Giants,
Wednesd y.
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right" Frisch said. 1--WE always got
along fine with Branch Hickey and
Sam Breadon. I'll write them a
letter in couple of days and ar
range for conference"
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Basketball
he no 10 SCORE POSTED

liz TO 10 SCORE POSTED
Like a California food, the Calvary o.
BIS submerged the University Heights
Christians Wednesday night in the Gar
field Union League. 1t was touch eve
ming for the scorekeepers. the count
mounting to liz to 10. Nearly every
thing tossed by the Calvary boys landed
in the basket Ship registering So points
The winners have an open date next week
and Challengs Real Silk Ramblers.
The Hazards have gym for Friday
night and desire game with team will
planned to. play at Dearborn hotel court
from to 8 D. m. For information about
game call Lincoln 1876 and ask for Martin
Real silk Bulldog girls won three more
games, last week, defeating Riverside girls
nc to- west Soy SIDE to to Uns a1 the the
Bulldogs viii play the Hartford Frocks. For
games a, o write % or phone Jim Bruce at Real
st. Patricks viii meet the fast Bell Tele-
phone team Sunday at Pennsy gym. In
the Meteors.
Buddies Club defeated indianapolis
zuEerman and serotie. former Manual
stars. were best for Buddies, while Woods
was Outstanding Tor Orioles. SUNDAY,
Buddies play Washington Merchants at
Kirshbaum Center. one of the feature
events of the Kirshbaum Carnival. The
game starts at p. m. For games with
BuddieS write A. Goldsmith, 1922 Union
street. or phone Drexel 1l03 about
$50 p. m.
Rex Bulldogs and Christamore Flashes
played a 15-l5 triple overtime tie game.
For games with Bulldogs in the 14-17-year-
old class. call Talbot $3.50, ask for Curley.
Riverside Olympics nosed out Chain
Gang. 80 to 81, at Riverside gym Wednes-
day night. Olympic team won a double
header. defeating Tucker Drug five, 80 to
Is, and Forester Cubs, ~ to 81. Olympic
girls trounced Kingan Girls Club. Is to o.
South Side. knights defeayAd Heath
call Drexel 1e74-M.
Hardwood Kids defeated Bellaire Juniors
at Riverside Olympic gym. 80 to H.. For
games with Kids call Talbot 4l6l, ask for
George.
Stafford Theater Hatchets lost a fast
game Tuesday to the Moravian knights.
% to 81. Thomas was high scorer for
the HatchetS and Dyer was best for the
knights. Hatchets want games with teams
having access to gyms. Call Harrison
4010-R after 5 p. m. and ask for Bob or
Riley 1884, after p. m. and ask for
George Johnson
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XX7HEN Buffers Bulldogs swing
w into action against Notre
Dame in the first of the annual
rivalry trays here Friday night,
two former Tech FASTENERS will
be at the forward assignments.
Bert Davis, speedy little sharp
shooter, will be on one side of the
court and Ray Miller on the other.
They were members of Tech team
of 1927.
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Hardwood Kids defeated Bellaire Juniors
at Riverside Olympic gym, 80 to IL. For
games with Kids call Talbot 4l6l, ask for
George.
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South Side Knights defeaeAd Heath
Flyers, Fl to II. For games with Knights
call Drexel 1974-M.
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Riverside Olympics nosed out Chain
Gang. 80 to 81, at Riverside gym Wednes-
day night. Olympic team won double
header. defeating Tucker Drug. fve,. 80 to
IS, and Forester Cubs, 81 to 81. Olympic
girls trounced Kingan Girls Club. Is to o.
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Rex Bulldogs and Christamore Flashes
played a 15-l5 triple overtime tie game.
For games with Bulldogs in the 14-17-year-
old class. call Talbot $3.50, ask for CurleY.
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st. Patricks win meet the fast Bell Tele-
phone team Sunday at Pennsy gym. In
another tilt Bond Bread will tangle with
the MeteorS.