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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03

City prep quintets see action in
six games tonight, topped by a ri
valry tussle at Manual. where Oral
Bridgeford'S Redskins tackle Wash
ington's Continentals. Both teams
are reported in top shape for their
annual fray.
Shortridge, with victories over
Cathedral and Shelbyville in the
last two starts, tackles another
strong foe, Charlottesville, at the
north side court The Athenians,
led by Malaska, speedy guard, will
give the Blue Devils real test.
Tech and Cathedral take to the
road, with the ArsenalS invading
Frankfort and the Irish journeying
TO Danville.
Tech will be strong favorite over
the Hot Dogs in tonight's fray. The
east siders are battling Logansport
for the North Central Conference
lead, and a triumph tonight will
give them the undisputed top if Lo-
gansport loses to Muncie tonight.
OdlIeQIdl WILL NC IIdlAOAOdppCQ Wy
injuries and illness. Barnhorst,
stellar guard, may not be able to
get into action against the strong
Danville five.
Coach Ed 'Diederich has shifted
his Ripple lineup for tonights tilt
with Elwood at the I. A. G. hard
wood and hopes to break into the
win column.
Crispus Attacks also will have full
strength for the test with Elects
vile.
In Saturday tits, Franklin comes
to Tech, Shortridge goes to Rush
vile, Cathedral seeks revenge from
Central Catholic of FIT. Wayne kHSe,
washington invades' Greenwood,
Broad Ripple goes to Southport,
and Park school entertains Clay
Ton
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
Three Big Ten
Tits on Card

BIZ Unitcd Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Three Big
Ten basketball teams face noncon-
ference opponents tonight as final
preparation for the last half of the
conference tituIar race.
Loyola university Of Chicago en-
cages Wisconsin at Madison. Loy-
ola's last venture into Big Ten
competition was in 1880 when Pur-
due snapped the local schools
thlrty-four-game winning streak.
Indiana State Teachers, conquer
ors of Butler, Missouri Valley lead
er, invade Lafayette tonight to
tangle with the formidable Purdue
five. Creighton meets Iowa at Iowa
City.
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FiUe EUents on
A1nory Mat Bill

Blacksmith Pedigo, Louisville mid
dleweight, and Joe Parelli, Italian
veteran, will grip in the two falls
cut of three tussle headlining the
weekly mat card of five events at
the Armory tonight, starting at
$50.
In the double semi windup, Les
Fishbaugh, Ohio veteran, faces Emil
Firpo, Argen inc middleweight, and
Henry Whiskers) Kolln. Michigan
star, tests Michael Angelo, Italian
middelWeight.
Bill Moss, Elkhart high school
coach and former Indiana U. ath-
lete, meets George Batter, heavy
weight veteran, and Ed Baker, To-
cal light heavyweight, faces Carl
CLANCY of Spencer.
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UPSETS IN GOLF PLAY

BIZ Times Special
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. g.
Two unsets featured the quarter
final play in the national champion
ship of golf club champions here
Thursday.
Jack Toomer, Florida champion,
ousted Jack Ryerson, medalist and
title favorite, 2 and l. and Ed XII
rourac, Massachusetts, holder,
upset R. L. Miller, national public
links champion, up, in matches
played in steady downpour Carl
Cam of Orlando and ]. L. Merrill
Of Camden, Me- we're other winners.
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Independent and Amateur Basketball Notes

st. Joseph Boys Club downed St. Cath
crimes Ia. Sunday afternoon, % to II,
and nosed out the Heath Flashes, Tues
day night. 10 to II.
Boys Club will play Sacred Heart Fresh
men next Sunday afternoon and Caldwell
Chapel Juniors Tuesday night in a pre-
cal game.
Olympic Buddies downed the Bond Bread
the Riverside olympic gym. Lefty Mont
ford scored ii points for the Olympics
while Brown led Bond Bread with 10.
Olympic A c. downed Ryker and Wooley
team, 48 to 81.
The schedule for SUNDAYS games in
the Olympic Sunday League has been
changed the contest between Olympic A.
c. and Bluestein being carded for 4 in
stead Of l .. m. These two teams are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
AL MEYER NAMED ON
NATIONAL NET BOARD

Al w. Meyer has been named a
member Of the national basketball
board Of the A. A. u, it was an
nCunced Thursday by Avery Brund-
age, national president, and Viii
liam New, physical director in local
schools, was appointed to the joint
basketball rules committee.
Plans for the Indiana Kentucky
A. A. U. title cage tourney will be
held at the local Y. M. c. A. on
Feb. % to 25, inclusive. Outstand-
ing teams in the two states are
entering. Docs Gang of Taylorville
will not defend their title. Entry
blanks may be secured from Ross
Clark at the Y, and the deadline
is midnight, Saturday, Feb. 10.
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DonUiiHe Cagers
Defeat Oakland
BIZ Tnitcd Press

By JHited Press
OAKLAND CITY, Ind. Feb. s.
Accurate foul tossing enabled Cen
trail Normal to continue its victory
string with a IS to 80 triumph over
Oakland City college here Thursday
night.
Danville converted on fifteen of
their nineteen charity shots. but
were outscored from the field by the
Oaks, IA goals to 10. Oakland CITY
led, IA to 13, at the half, but Dan
vile took the lead when play was
resumed, and held it. Reeves with
sixteen points, led the winners.
while Hollen and Dabenspeaker
starred for the Oaks. It was Dam
vllle's tenth win in twelve games.
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Bill NewboLd to
Join KautskyS

Another HCosier eX-college star
has been added to the lineup of
KautsGy A. c. Bill Newbold, for
mer Notre Dame forward, will make
his first appearance with the local
Second-place club in the National
Basketball League against the pace
setting Firestones Of Akron at the
armory Sunday at 3:15 p. m.
Firestones defeated Cleveland Ro-
senblums, conquerors of Kautskys
last week, at Cleveland Thursday
night, 40 to 81, Ginger Reeves, for
mer Danville college star, getting
fourteen points for top honors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
LeUinsky Whips
Eastern Negro

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-Floor-
ing his opponent three times in the
fifth round, King Levinsky, Chicago
heavyweight, came from behind
Thursday night to win the decision
over Unknown Winston, Hartford
Comm Negro, after ten rounds of
savage fighting.
Winston, an aggressive, hard
hitting mauler, started out like a
winner and had distinct edge on
Levinsky until he ran into a hay
maker in the fifth. This wild right
to the head sent him to the can
vas for the count of two. He was
down twice for nine counts before
the round ended, and took a bad
beating the rest of the fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
ROLLER LEAGUE TILT
CARDED AT MUNCIE

Indianapolis again tops the heap
in the Hoosier roller polo loop,
thanks to Fl. Wayne's second
straight win over Richmond
Wednesday, the locals having been
tied for first place with Richmond
since last Sunday, when Marion
NOV Muncie) defeated Indianapolis
here.
indianapolis goes to Muncie Sat-
urday night for a game in the
Muncie Armory. Sunday afternoon
Fl. Wayne invades Tomlinson hall
here, and this game promises to be
a tough one for the Indians. Fit.
Wayne has defeated Richmond
twice and Muncie once in its last
three games, and Richmond has
handed indianapolis two defeats re-
Gently.
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BIG CUPS TO GET TEST
BIZ THtted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. Scene Sara
zen, apostle Of the eight-inch golf
cup, announced today that the large
cups would be used for the first time
IN major golf event during the
first week of March when the Mi
ami-Biltmore Club holds its $4,000
open tourney
Sarazen tried out the new CUPS
over that course today, and ex-
pressed satisfaction with the results
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J0RIS LEADS MUNCIE
FIVE AGAINST TURNER'S

Matt Joris, former Muncie high
school star who led the Bearcats
to state championship a few
years ago. will bring his strong
Muncie Independents to South
Side Turner gym Sunday to bat
tie the Turner's at p. m.
Jorls' team is one of the strong
est ever turned out at Muucie
Yohler, another eX-Bearcat star,
Loundsbury, Curtiss, Wedmore,
Cough and Eber are others in the
lineup Three games are carded
at the Turner gym for Sunday,
starting at | D. m.
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CanZOneri
.RingChoice
Lightweight Champ Starts
Campaign for Weller
Title Shot.

By Jnjfcd Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Tony Can
zoneri, world lightweight cham
pion, is 3-to-1 favorite to heat
Billy Townsend of Vancouver to-
night in their overweight ten
rounder at Madison Square Garden.
Tony, who previously won and
lost the featherwei ht and junior
welterweight titles, hopes this bout
will be stepping stone to his
fourth crown, the welterweight
championship, now held by Jackie
Fields.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
Y SWIMMERS DRILL

Coach jim Clark has been drilling
a squad of twenty swimmers at the
local Y in preparation for their
dual meet with Newcastle here Sat-
urday night at 8. George Burgess
and Howard Krick will oppose Rob
ert Elliot of Newcastle in the back
stroke, which is expected to be the
feature race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
MRS. HILL CAPTURES
FLORIDA GOLF CROWN

BIZ Jnited Press
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Opal
S. Hill of Kansas City won the Mi
ami-Biltmore Women's golf cham
pionship by beating Mrs. Esaelle
brennan of Tulsa, Okla, 3 and 1,
in the 18-hole final.
They were co-medaliSts in the
qualifying round. Mrs. Hill led,
up, at the halfway mark.
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HANOVER BUMPS FAILS

BIZ United Press
HANOVER, Ind, Feb. 3.-The
Falcon Athletic Club basketball
team of the City of Mexico lost to
Hanover college here Thursday
night, 46 to SO. 1t was the third
successive defeat for the Mexicans
by Hoosier schools.
Hanover piled up a 30 to 10 lead
in the first half, led by Menozi,
Gilliland and Herger. The two
teams met again this afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
Homer King Is
80 Next Tuesday

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. Babe Ruth
will celebrate his thirty-ninth birth
day at home Tuesday, and leave for
Florida Wednesday.
He said he expected to get in some
golf at st. Petersburg before the
training season opens. He doesn't
expect to confer with Colonel
Jacob Rupert over his $4,000 sal
airy cut before leaving.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
PINELLI Is UMPIRE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. B.
Ralph Babe Pineli, former Gin
cinnati third sacker for six years
and veteran in the Coast League
has been signed as an umpire By
the coast circuit for the 1888 sea-
son. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
Thursday Fight Results

AT PHILADELPHIA King Levinsky. 1876
Chicago. defeated Unknown Winston. 100.
Hartford. Conn G0l. Tony Canceia. 1913
Tampa, Fla, knocked out Pedro Lopez 1872,
Mexico -; Harold NAYS. 1876. Bavonne.
n. j., knocked out Herman Heller 203 New
York s..
AT NEW HAVEN. Conn--Harry Carlton.
1875, jersey city. defeated Cocoa Kid 1875
New Haven l0l.
AT ST. PAUL Minn.-Dick Daniels. 1872
Minneapolis, knocked cut Mickey Patrick
l76, Chicago a.
AT PASADENA. Cal-Baby Sal sorio
Ia. San Bernsrdiho defeated Frankie
Stephens, 147 New York s.
AT MEMPHIs-Tiger Burns. sardis
Miss. decisioned Erwin Berler of New Or
leans (l0l
AT MUNC1E. 1nd-Packey Gardner. In
dlanapohs heavyweight. knocked out Huge
Kimbal Cincinnati. in the first Of THEN
scheduled sixr0und fight The semi-wind-
Up lasted just fourteen seconds longer thar
the main bout. Harry jacob Fl. Wayne
knocking out Bert Duncan. Indianapolis
after l minute and 10 seconds.
Billy Baker. Cincinnati. and Nick Mich
draw Other results
Benny Lenny Fl. Wayne. decisioned Kic
Carson. Indianapolis
Eddie Smith Muncie decisioned Bat.
cling McCov. Cincinnati.
Paul Wagner. Indianapolis. outpointec
E3hby Hunt. Munc-e.
AT WILMINGTON. Del-Ed Prante
marine heavyweight stopped VIII Mat
thews. Baltimore IN the fourth round
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SPURGEON IS INJURED

Harry Spurgeon, stellar guard,
may be missing from the Indiana
Central lineup Saturday night when
the Greyhonds play at Manchester
college. He received a severe eye
injury in a recent scrimmage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
Unbeaten Quaker
FiUe Is Tiger Foe
BIZ Tnitcd Press

By United Press
RICHMOND. Ind, Feb. 3.-Earl-
hams undefeated basketball team
will oppose De Paw here tonight
seeking its twentieth consecutive
victory.
The game is expected to be one
of the toughest on the Earlham
schedule this season, and capacity
crowd Of 1000 is expected De Paw
won last year. % to 90 and has tri-
umphed on its last seven starts.
LineupS tonight:
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BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-shortly aft
er his arrival from Tennessee,
Manager Bill Terry opened the
crystal-gazing season today by pre-
dieting a three-cornered fight for
the 1888 National League pennant
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five will tackle the Mars Hill A. C's
Next Thursday night the Cubs A and B
teams will go to Crawfordsviile to play
the fast Charlottesville Casket A and B
teams. Cubs desire to book with Corners
vile. Lebanon, Indiana polls and Hunting
ton Celts on home and home basis. Phone
Belmont 4371-W.
Irvington Troians easily defeated Wood
ruff Bears, 43 to 10 Bottema Boyer and
Coffin led the scoring for the winners
Trojans challenge fast city and state fives
for games on Monday and Thursday
nights Call Charles Dorm. Irvington 0937
Old Trails thumped College Avenue
cagers, AZ to 81. Stoher with 10
points and Brewer with Is lead the win
ners. Old Trails want a game for Satur-
day and have access to a gym. Call Oh
3449-W. ask for. Freeman
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
PURDUE THINLIES OPEN

By I mica PfCSS
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Chicago and
Purdue track teams open their dual
meet season tonight at the Midway
fieldhouse. Neither team is con-
sidered Of championship strength in
Big Ten circles.
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Thursday Cage Scores
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Hanover as, Falcons lMexicol So.
Central Normal IS; Oakland CITY. 80
South Carolina -: Kentucky. So
Carroll. IS: Ripon. 81.
Western Maryland. 81: Johns Hop
Ashland. Il; Heidelberg. Is
Toledo 80. Baldwin Wallace. 81
Duke. 20 Washington and Lee IS
Transylvania IS; Georgetown college. u
HIGH SCHOOLS
Nincennas 9s. Iaurenrs Ill %
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Lu Blue Draws Release

r U BLUE is looking for a job. The vet
II eran first sacker, after twelve years in
the ma Tor leagues was handed his outright
release Thursday by the Chicago White Sox
He came to the Pale Hose from the St Louis
Browns in 1881 and batted 3O4 but slumped
last year. Manager Lou Fonseca will play
first for the SoX
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
Indiana State to
Tackle Purdue

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 3.-In-
diana State tackles Purdues Big
Ten cagers here tonight in the
Boilermakers' final non conference
game Of the season, and their first
game IN more than three weeks.
Stopping Chestnut. States bril-
liant center, is the chief problem of
the Lambert five. Tonights prob
able lineupS:
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tied with Crimson Cubs for the lead The
zane between zen W0od5ide and, R. @; e;
News Blue streaks play the Olympic
Buddias at in the o,her games.
o'Hara Sans swamped Lebanon In
dependents, 43 to % for their seventh
twenty Starts this season, Sans tackle In IL
diana Bell next Wednesday at Brookside
sym at p. M. Other teams on the Sans
Team. Interested in booking sans for
FEBRUARY and March dates, call Oh.
notice Central Business College, Stock
Yards, Indianapolis Buddies. Indiana Law,
Colored Y Ola Trails, Morris Plan and
any others interested.
Spades Bulldogs turned in their seventh
victory with a SO to 10 triumph over Nc North II
Size FL FLASHES she; For games call Oh. 4s9S-M'
ANY Sunday school basketball teams
wanting to enter a tournament s sch La
day or Saturday evening between 6 and s
o'clock, or leave notice during day at Ri.
st. Pats defeated New Palestine Red
Birds, 38 to %. at New Palestine for
their fifth consecutive victory Pats never
Paesine tTaed Si7' to e y at the half
Bisesi, Dawson and j. Bright starred for
St. Pats, with Keesling and Wilkins best
for the Losers
Holy Cross Juniors. victorious in four
teen of eighteen games this season, will
enter the indianapolis Athletic Club tour
ney with the following players: w. Gearns,
R. Teach. g. Betzner, q. Sullivan. V. Grit
| fin and w Kreig. The tourney will be
played next Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day The Holy Cross Juniors will play the
Christamore Juniors tonight.
East Tenth Street Knights will journey
to Huntington Saturday to meet the Hunt
Ington " Celts. TIE Celts ddowned the
players expecting to make the trip are
requested to be at the gym at 1870 p. m.
Saturday, Anderson, Ten Eyck and Wood
rum, notice.
Iryington Trojan girls downed New Be
thel girls. % to 9. Brooks led the scoring
for the Trojans and Turner and Kramer
were good on defense. Mcdaniel, Harris
and Stout also played well for the winners.
Two games will be played tonight at
Rhodius gym Indianapolis Cubs team
will meet the Calvary U. B. and the Cubs
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@ Tits ON.
Prep Card
Manual, Washington Clash
in Local Feature; Tech
at Frankfort.

Washington Continentals at Manual
Technical at Frankfort.
Cathedral al Danville.
Crswfordsville at Shortridge
Elwood vs.. Broad Ripple at Indian
apolis A. c.
Ellettsville at Crispus Attacks.
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FIT. WAYNE WINNER

81 ifFCS Special
FIT. WAYNE, Feb. Sort Wayne
defeated Muncie, to 3, in a Hoo
sier Roller Polo League game here
ThurSda,y.
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Bcu lers Resume
City Title Play

Team events again will feature
the Indianapolis Bowling Associa-
ion mems tournament play on the
Uptown alleys Saturday and Sun
day. Three full squads will take the
drives Saturday afternoon and night
and the balance of the teams en-
tered will roll Sunday.
Glass of the squads ready to face
the pins gives promise of high
scores over the weekend and the
rallblrds expect to see a lot of eX-
element. Schedule for Saturday
follows:
Indianapolis Post Office. Armstrong; Leg ion
cheeks Fietehef A American
oTdihSrv life .American G centra f Gfs
Twenty Pay Lie :. American Central Life
4noiana Billiard North Side Business Mems
8eo crown Ethyl ::......... Standard Oil
...,.....,.. North Side Business Mems
P. NJ.
Team. League
Polks Best si"S ','''''iDa r To Prodncfi
Eagle Machine No. Ian itAutom9@oftifvSee
OnCcrWoo1 transfer ......... indianapolis
ares FINK Auto ............. Commercial
lnolanapCliS News ............ Commercial
Elrschner BODY .................O Delaware
warner Bros. .............. Film Exchange
Pritohett No. | Observation-Disclosures. ElkS
Phillips sc .......,. ....... Commercial
3 P. NJ.
Team. League.
;...... North Side Business Mems
Coo" Cola .....................W Washington
E9ola Me- chine No. 2........... Automotive
Citi~e1s Motor Car ........... Automotive
prcet-O-Tito .Co Commercial
Missouri Pacific Lines ...... st. Joan of Arc
NlU" Point Service .............. Universal
~ pNi'ins A. z. .............. Tndianapolis
C;r""o~v I'D Appel ........... Indianapolis
Shaw-Walke~ Co. ........... Intermediate
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Spades Bulldogs turned in their seventh
victory with a 38 to 18 triumph over North
Side FLASHES. For games call CHI 4993-M,
ask for bob, after p. m.
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AT PASADENA. Cal-Baby Sal sorio.
IA, San Bernardiho. defeated Frankie
Stephens, 147. New York 49,.
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AT MEMPHIS Burns. Sardis.
Miss. decisioned Erwin Berller Of New Or
I leans
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ANY Sunday school basketball teams
wanting to enter a tournament scheduled
for Feb. 10, IA and Is, call Ia. 2613 Fri
day or Saturday evening between and s
o'clock, or leave notice during day at Ri.
1924
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AT ST. PAUL Minn.-Dick Daniels. 1872.
Minneapolis, knocked cut Mickey Patrick,
ll6. Chicago a.
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Eddie Hornberser served notice that he
is back IN form bv leading the Print
craft League plav with a total OF $50 on
games OF 2oS. go and 2sl. Fehr had 64s.
Ward 6i3. and Never GIL.
Frank Argus was AGAIN regula ted 10 the
back ground during the l. S Avres Lea
CUE plav Shirley Kriner finishing on top
with A total OF 62l Second place went
on COZ.
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E. Lewis appeared to be headed for the
bottom when he opened his series with
a 1875 game during the Fletcher Savings
reversal of form in his last two, which
showed him rolling games of 20l and 244
gave HIM the league-leading total OF SO.
second place. the former Winning $50 to
SAT
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Two games will be played tonight at
will meet the Calvary T. B. and the Cubs
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AT NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Harry Garlic
1875. jersey City, defeated Cocoa Kid. l.
New Haven TO-.
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Price rolled an even 500 total and her
team won the rubber from Webke during
the American Central Life Ladies League
game.