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Other Fights Tuesday

AT WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Buck
Burton, Terre Haute IndD featherweight
dropped a ten-round decision to Dave
Barry, St Louis veteran. Joe Lynn, IN
dianapolis lightweight, lost in eight rounds
to Mexican Joe Rivers, Los Angeles.
AT CONVICTION, Ky.-Art Schultz Cow
ington lightweight decisioned Tommy Mer-
rift, Indianapolis. in eight rounds Billy
Blankenship Indianapolis lost to Emory
Holmes, ,Coyington lightweight in eight.
and Paul Thobe, Covington middleweight
stopped Burt Dunkin, Indianapolis, in the
second round.
AT NEW YoRK-Mike Belloise, 1875,
Bronx defeated Benny Brostof 1913,
Brox, 81; Jimmy Fantari, 1874, Bronx, de-
feated Al Wolfe. 1871. Harlem, 81.
AT SEATTLE-Edde Murdoch, Tulsa.
Okla, decisioned Battling Dozier Omaha.
80 Don Fraser, Spokane. beat George
Goodrich, St, Louis 81 Miles Murphy.
Alaska, outpointed Swede Nelson Portland,
90.
AT LOS ANGEL ES-Young Peter Jack
SON. San Francisco, 1874, defeated Able
Miller Los Angeles, 1872, technical knock
out, 81
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and Charlie Coats. Akron Negro. the Of
fetal verdict went to the former. The
Times scored the match in favor of Coats.
Two Judges voted for Akers and the
referee voted for the visitor.
Coats landed the sharper and harder
blows and scored one knockdown in ad-
dition to having Jess rocking once with a
righthanded smash. Akers kept in the
running with body attack. that Coats
didn't relish.
Sammy Price. Benton Harder welter.
knocked out Raw Drake, indianapolis in
the third round during a wild scrap. 1t
was an old-fashiored melee and the big
crowd was entertained from bell to bell.
Jack Malone. Indianapolis Junior welter.
knocked out Al Holden. Boston in two
rounds; Holden was carried to his corner
canto. He was flettened and unfit to go
out for another session.
In the opening four-rounder Lefty
Nicholson of Shelbyville won on points
from Lou Thomas, Indianapolis middle
weight youngster. Thomas is recently out
of the amateur ranks and made a hard
try of it against his more experienced
opponent
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Planners to
Tackle Tires

F1anner-B buchanan cagers, I'M .
beaten this season in more than
thirty games, are slight favorites to
turn back U. S. Tires in the cham
pionship tussle of the city indepen-
dent tourney at Pennsy gmy tonight
at 9. Jack Hill and Kenny Fischer,
former Tech stars, and Buck Bur-
roughs, Joe Modlin, Terhune and
Williams make up the Flanner five.
Gilmore and Cross, former Wash
ington Hatchet stars; Buck House,
Hickory Adams, Bob Durham, for
mer Indiana Central player, and Bill
Blagrsve, former I. y. pastimer.
are in th5 Tire lineup. The Tires
have lost only one of tWenty-one
starts this year.
Sears Roebuck plays ST. Philip
A. c. for third place at 8 tonight
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Nine Matmen on
Annoy Program

Nine of the ten grapplers on Fri
day nights wrestling program at the
armory have been signed by Match
maker Jay Gardner. Joe Parelli,
popular Italian veteran, tackles
Chief Little Wolf, Oklahoma Indian
light-heayyweight, in the two falls
out of three feature event.
In double semiwindup of one fall.
thirty minute time-limited melees. Gorilla
Parker. Michigan Negro. faces Pete
Demetroff Bulgarian veteran, and Iotwa
Shima. clever Japanese. tangles with Jack
Adams of Kokomo. Leo Donohue Univer-
sity OF Florida coach and junior middle
weight title claimant, makes his debut
against Emil Firpo, Argentine flash, in an
other supporting fray An opponent is
being sought for Norman Faust. Fl. Wayne
welter, to complete the card
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instructions to Boxers

Boxers still eligible in the Times-Legion
Golden Gloves tourney will conclude the
event Thursday night at TOmlinson hall
Thirty-seven are on the list.
Boxers are requested to be prompt and
report for medical examination and weigh
in at Tomlinson hall Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 instead of at 800. as formerly.
First bout Thursday night will start at
$50, instead of at $500, as formerly Box
ers are requested to report at dressing
room at D. m. for final instructions.
Bouts will be run off in rapid-fire order
with no loss of time between scraps. A
champion in each of the eight weight
classes will be determined Thursday night
and medals awarded to winners and run
ners-up.
Pairings for the nights battles will he
made after the afternoon examinations.
This is in accord with the rule imposed bv
the Amateur Athletic Union. Be sure to
have A. A. U. registration card handy.
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ANYWAY THE JOCKEYS PROsPERED IN '32

morse tracks
money snen on the we'll coin aVlsheo on t
tails Little published showing average poh OF C & %
less proup of star being discussed However e aoS VIII 00
home didn't York tracks last year
Interesting released by the New Yok JEey NJ %
that the average during the lO-cay Ne" fo
oil 1882 $780, e oo4aa oor
study Of racing as con-
in directly supported pay
roll If year chief being S4Oo Pao 70
Jockeys S21 trainers -. 4.o+nor
There we're Jockeys The average salary OF ualeL
Tho ndvdua whose duties make general OF racing
stable was
Of workers was composed Oh SCOe
. They $l24980O
6689372 associations III
money to others
whose employment the protection OF the public during
a
outlay 18978O4 paid IN purses AS ecep
the racing associations finished on the req
side of edge TO of S366648
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and Daugherty Billiards took all three
games from Friehofer and Gates Marble
and Tile, as Holy Trinity Teds luncn,
Sunshine Cleaners and the Federals won
two from Felkner Specials Spic and Span
Cleaners. Dickens Cleaners and Vollmer
Meats.
Million Population Wreckng had the
number OF the Meier Packing team during
the play of the intermediate League on
the Uptown alleys, winning all three
games
Ahearn rolled sol for the Pugh-Thoms
team, and these boys won two games from
Shaw-Walker. Roberts Mix also won two
from Illinois National Supply, as tre
lockwood Drives. with Palmer. Sale and
Jarboe shooting totals of Cal. 602 and Sol
took all three from Thrtieth and Central
Sales despite a $40 count by Morgan
On March 4 and Race Johns will con-
duct her annual handicap sweepstakes
for women bowlers on the Pritchett Rec
reation alleys. The handicap allowance has
been raised this year $50 being scratch.
A large list Of merchandise awards will
be given in addition to the cash prizes.
The entry fee will be 81 so. which in
cludes bowling charges.
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Ah Another Heavyweight Mat Champion Jim Browning

Practically without warning,
Browning jumped on Ed Stranger
Lewis the other night and crushed
him into limp, lardy mess. To
those who attempt to chart the
political and social aspects Of
wrestling, the result was said to be
quite stunning.
Unusual scenes greeted the de-
thronement of Ed Choke Emu
Lewis. The citizens stood and
cheered. They threw newspapers
into the ring. 1t was manifestly a
popular turn of events. Lewis did
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PAID HIM OFF WITH 'NOURIsHMENT

Detroit light heavyweight boxer VINO capgeo III
"A the recently returned home with strange
fight Ogden Utah
AZ with promoter Bill Classnan VINO
engaged Bob Hecke The ODD tng apouU
paid Ace of with ten bushes OF
ringde seats Customers PAID of
their on the barter system
IN York c. games recently Les Wl1ahS ~ T. u a
stepped hole in the track and was Upset LOT D
indianapolis, actually
relay the runners mere
to save their SKINS Inc was
box-ike, inclined in sections
thinks baseball players
the and leave with s IN
bemished conduct should rewarded Howard IN
in the majors and
banished by umpire.
Gerry the Phy Nationals says he fails to see why
public hcdots salary controversies
public interested anything that suggests the
Sign of the
They say going to take night of from
Tomnson hall to The TmesLeon
boxing finals.
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Golden Gloves
Officials

Referees-Heze Clark. Happy Atherton.
Eddie Weber, Ward Fowler.
Judges-Ed thinner. ]. Edward Clemens
Alex Thompson, Al Feeney
Announeers-Don Hammer. Harry GeiseI
Timers-Ed Skinner. V. DALEY, Will Jor-
dan.
Medical Examiners-Doctors Long, Meri-
deth. Gillespie. Earps. Noonan. Daniels.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Rinehardt. Wise. XIV
Ter Ferger.
Seconds-RovaI Cox. Glenn Binegar. Eph
Writ Jess Akers
Dressing Room Clerks-Woody Burtch
Howdy stout, Barney Bourne.
Examining Clerk-Paul Beam.
Weighma ster-Fred C. De Borde
InspectOr-ROy F. RODGERS
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Franklin Cagers
Defeat Hanover

By United Press
HANOVER, Ind, Feb. 22.-Frank-
lin college defeated Hanover, IS to
%, here Tuesday night in Han
overs final hardwood game of the
season.
Franklin trailed during most OF
the first half but had a 16 to IS
lead when the period ended.
When play was resumed Poison,
Franklin guard, led an attack that
carried the Baptists to victory. Pol
son won scoring honors with thir-
tenth points, and Goens, a team,
mate, got ten. Raney and Menozi
led the losers.
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not enjoy a sentimental standing
with the citizens. Even if he was
good they didn't care for him. They
came out to see him get knocked
off and it gave them great pain
when he applied the head lock to
one of his playmates with distress
ing effect.
AS I say, the citizens came out to
see him lose. but unfortunately they
did not come out in vast numbers.
If they had, very likely Lewis still
would be heavyweight champion.
In some remarkable manner, IN
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6O-Yard Sprint Record Is
Threatened by Three Stars

national mark set by j. G. LOOMS,
seventeen years ago.
Siegel, blond 19-year-old New
Yorker, ran the 60-yard heat in 81
seconds, equalling the world record,
a feat accomplished six times in
1882 by TOPPING. Frank Wykoff of
California, holder of the worlds
outdoor 100-yard record, finished a
few inches behind him.
In the other feature event Tues
day night, Glenn Cunningham of
Kansas won the 8OO-meter special,
finishing five strides ahead of Glen
Dawson of Tulsa, Okla.
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BY JOE WILLIAMS
New York worId-relegram Sports Et

New York World Telegram Sports Editor
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Wrestling
has a new heavyweight champion.
This must make all of 1853. 1t is
harder to keep track Of the new
heavyweight champions in wrestling
than the number Of Whitneys in
racing
A curious feature is that nothing
ever happens to Clarity the situa-
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BBUnind Press

BIZ Third Press
MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 22.-Tommy
Armour of Detroit and DIN Dutra
of California we're slight favorites
today to defeat Paul Runyan Of
White Plains. N. Y, and Horton
Smith of Oak Park, H., in the
thirty -six-hole final of the 50 500
international four-ball golf matches
at the Miami Country Club.
Armour, co-winner OF last years
tourney, and Dutra easily have
toppled all opposition so far, and
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Armour, Dutra Favored Over
Smith, Runyan in Golf Finals

this consistency of play is ex-
pected to triumph over Runyan
and Smith, although the latter pro-
vided the Journeys most startling
upSets.
Runyan and Smith eliminated
the favored team of Walter Hagen,
Detroit, and Joe Kirkwood, Phil
adelphia, and 2, while Armour
and Dutra turned back Bill Mehl-
horn. New York, and AL Espinosa,
Akron, O.. hy the same 3 and 2.
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roughness Matchmaker Lloyd Car
ter is billing the bout as the biggest
his club has sponsored. Both Crap
piers are of the rough and tumble
type which indicates there will be
action galore when they square off
again
Mondays semi-windup will bring
together Tom (Bulldog) Marvin, Ok
lahoma Indian, and John Katan,
Canadian, heavyweights. A third
bout, to serve as the prelim, will be
arranged to complete the program
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Browning is only one of many
heavyweight champions. Once he
strays beyond the geographical lin
its of New York, Pennsylvania or
California he is just another large
person with knobby ears and
cleaning gold tooth.
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TomlinsOn hall.
Lou will scale 900
for the bout, while
Jumping joe will
weigh 205.
Plummer and Sa-
Voldi, both of
whom formerly
performed on the
gridiron at Notre
Dame, met in a
New York ring last
month and the
bout resulted in
both being dis
Qualified fO,. o11oOoC
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BIRDS SIGN GONZALES

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 22.-Mike
Gonzales, veteran catcher released
recently by the st. Louis Cardinals,
has signed as coach and player of
the Columbus club Of the American
Association.
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Plur1mer Tops
Joe in Weight

Lou Plummer will outweigh Joe
Savoldi by fifteen pounds when
these two Acknowledgements heavy
weight mat performers clash in the
main go on the Hercules A. G.
wrestling card Monday night at
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THIS SUB WAS IN THERE TO WIN

TERES one the of Hooer basketball Will
give twenty-five years ago Coun
Yale New Haven l8 to To- taxing
second place in intercollegiate The regular referee
failed appear Clifford Yale substitute and Co
Columbia reserve Columbias victory resulted from the acC
fouls against Yale and the Conpa Lions
melted scoring four times from the held
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MAKE TESTS sTILLMAN

BIZ HlfCd PreSS
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22-Maxie Rosen-
bloom, New York light heavyweight
champion, will meet Al Stillman of
ST. Louis in f1fteen-round non
tile bout tonight. Rosenbloom gave
Stillman a severe cutting in twelve
rounds here a month ago.
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CARDS SIGN WALKER

~ IMcS Special
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Bin Walker,
southpaw hurler obtained from the
Giants in a trade, signed his 1888
contract with the st. Louis Cardi-
nails Tuesday He said the terms
we're very satisfactory"
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CINCY SWIM MERS WIN
Local Y Paddlers Drop Close Deci-
sion Before Record Crowd.

Cincinnati U. swimmers defeated
indianapolis Y. NJ. c. A., 49 to IS,
before the largest crowd of the sea-
son at the Y pool Tuesday. The
visitors shattered four pool records
Schneider of the visitors won both the
22O and 440-yard free style events in
record time and Fosdick of Cincinnati
nosed out McIntire in the l00-yard event
local star won the 1OO-yard breast stroke
and Petrovitch. a teammate was first
in the 40-yard free style. Don Pitman
won, the 10o-yard, BACK stroke for the
ington here Saturday at 2 p. m.
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YANKS SIGN PENNOCK

Dr. WVt6 NPCCIUT
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Herb Pen
mock, one of the greatest left hand
erS of all time, has deserted the
New York Yankees holdout list. He
signed Tuesday for his twenty-ir
season in the major leagues.
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tion. A n e W
champion merely
means an added
starter in the ma
tional S " e ep-
stakes. The only
difference eve r
observable is that
one burps with
greater artistry
and volume than
his successor.
The new cham
piOn is jim
Browning Big
jim Browning" as
he is dramatically
cautioned Put
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Filters won three from Meters as Hv-
drants and Pumps lost two to Valves and
Mains during the Water Company plav
Chasteen's sol that included 22l in his
third try led this play.
Schonaker was back in form during the
Optical League series. nosinE out Hon-
mann. SAG u 645 Schonaker also treated
this PLAYER the same wav for single game
25q
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MILLER SHOOT WINNER
Breaks 46 Out of so Targets; Bren-
del Victor in Handicap.

Breaking forty-SiX out of fifty
targets, L. Miller captured top sin
giles honors at Crooked Greek Gun
Club Tuesday. Northam was second
with forty-five.
Brendel won honors in the handi-
cap, breaking twenty-five out of
twenty-five, and L. Miller was next
with nineteen
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State Bumps
DanviIle Five
BIZ Times SpecinL

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. %
Indiana state cagers nosed out Cen
trail Normal Of Danville in a net
thriller here Tuesday, 80 to 90.
The victors led at the half, II to
II. The Danville five pulled up to
Is to 25 late in the game, but
couldn't pass the Sycamores.
Indiana State l30l. Central Normal 800
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Finals on Thursday i'm
Golden Gloves Classic
Amateurs viii Start Throwing Punches at 100 P. M. and
Continue Until Eight Champs Are Chosen; Sensa-
tonaI Action Expected at TominSon Hail.

Winoup boxing tourney
indianapolis will the
Toninson hall
cuff action in the history Of the ancient structure
Ihyseven ambitious still eligible
Thursday
the champion each eight different
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Members Of the Pritchett Recreation
League finally found the range and some
good totals we're posted. Thompson using
279 to total $50 Meditch had Sill; Bise'
629, Sevfried, el3 Ruff SOB: Runyon. $40.
Campbell. 500. and Hall spa Beanhlossom
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Champion Now. But

TEN years ago she fired a 142
Il for eighteen holes in her first
tournament Now she is rated as
one of the best of Americas femi-
nine golfers She is Mrs. Opal S.
Hill of Kansas City, western and
Florida state champion
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RIPPLE PLAYS NOBLEsvILLE

Broad Ripple high school cagers
continued practice today for their
final game of the season Saturday
night with Noblesville at the Short
ridge gym. A long scrimmage ses-
sion was carded for today.
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Centennial Press cleaned up during their
session with the Gutzwiler Baking of the
Hoosier A. C. League other games were
decided two to one, Indianapolis Office
Supply. Potter Coal and Bowes Seal Fast
defeating Barrett Coal, Block Optical and
Coca Cola. Helmerick finished with 223
to total COB and lead the field.
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Hufheimer was the outstanding star of
the Rov E. Steele Ladies League plav at
Pritchett's. taking all high honors with a
single game mark Of 1872 and a three-game
total Of SIS Sielof rolled $40: McAnly.
SOB and Stuart. 502
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PARK TESTS CASTLETON

Park School will seek revenge for
a 20 to 20 defeat early in the season
when Lou Reichers FASTENERS tackle
CaStleton at the Park gym Friday
night. 1t will be the final game of
the season for Park.
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GIVE the fans winner and you
~ can't lose. For instance, there's
Ohio State. Riding on top the Big
Ten heap with eight consecutive
victories and no defeats, the Buck
eyes are on their way to new Big
Ten attendance record.
In sixteen games this season,
Ohio has performed before 80504
customers -Four games remain on
the schedule Buckeye officials say
they'll pass the 100000 mark.
Half of the sixteen games were
played on the road and drew $4,000,
while the eight home events drew
35.604. Iowa drew the biggest crowd
to the State gym, 1874. Purdue
brought 8,l89 through the turn
stiles and Indiana $3.50.
Col. Bob (Newcastle) Strananan and
Grady tBedford) Bennett are asking fans
TO vote for their 1888 state championship
selections on ballots they print daily. It's
a good bet most of the fans are voting
the Technocracy ticket.
Bourbon does not choose TO run.
TUBBY MOFFETT. who tells De
Il Pauw's basketball players what
to do. has established a new record.
OF the fourteen games Earlham
has played (ard won) this year.
Moffett has secuted eleven, per-
sonally. The only three he missed
were the trio of tits on the Quak-
ers' Christmas vacation jaunt into
Pennsylvania, and the depression bs-
ing what it is, Tubby was forced to
stay at home.
Moffett wants to break that Earl
ham victory string, which now has
reached twenty-five in row. in
GLIDING a pair over his Tigers. De
Pauw will seek revenge for their
recent 7-point loss tc The Quakers
when Blair Gullion takes his veter-
ans to Greencastle next Tuesday.
Members OF the "I-Hate- Referees" So
cietv should have been on hand when
Marion PLAYED wabash last week Referee
Porter Of Franklin stopped a pair Of ell
bows with his chin during a center iump
late in The game and went down for
long cOuHt--flat on his back.
Ernie Lawson whose home is Peru and
who claims he has picked seven winners
In the last eight wears. missing only in
1882. breaks forth with the announcement
he's picking Logansport this wear.
Martinsville. which plsys at Anderson
ond quarter Of that drubbing by Wash
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. Do1un The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE

When the indianapolis League takes the
drives al the Prtchett alleys tonight, rail-
birds will be watching Frank Hueber as
he will be in there trying for his third
consecutive 700 total, his marks in league
play last week being 794 in the Indianspo-
lis League and 1856 in the City loop. Don
team mate on the Barbasol squad. holds
what is believed to be worlds record,
with four consecutive 700 totals in league
play scored earlier in the season.
Indianapolis News opened with a count
of 773 that cost them the first game in
their series with the Pure Oil team of the
Commercial League on the Parkway alleys.
These boys showed better form from this
stage, and copied the last two.
Ray Hill and Norm Hamilton boosted the
Citizens Gas total to 1923 with counts of
653 and $50, but the Safety Boosters man
aged to avoid a shutout when they scored
938 in their second try
Abels Fink Auto took the Hoosier Pete
boys in camp al the way Ruttch NC
a conn Of sos D Psper and PEST
-o-Lite were on the long end of a two
to one set with the Phillips Sc and Cen
trail States Envelope during the other con-
tests.
Houston was easily the outstanding star
Sio. 81 30 and 224 giving him ~ a three-game
mark of 644, His Old Gold team won the
rubber from Warren SEEDS. as Schmltt
Insurance and the BlackhaWks took all
tire from Inland Container and Coca
Cola.
Three counts over the 300 mark gave
the Indianapolis Baseball Club triple
win over Happy Wonder Bakers during
the Ladies Social League series on the
Hotel Antlcr drives. Alexander. Shea. and
Thomas rolled totals of SOS. 535 and 513
for the winners.
Bowes Seal Fast and Heidenreich Floral
rolled sets of 2.579 and 2.578 the Bowes
team faltering in the final after taking
the first two games with totals of s75 and
GIT Race Johns continued to set hot
pace rolling 595 for the winner. Other
honor totals during this set were. Bur
nett, $685. Weise. SIS; Meeker, SIS; Nc
Daniel 5o7. and Harlan. SOL.
Four members of the Jack G. Carr team
were over the 500 mark, McKinnon rolling
SIS Schneider 523; Gutenberg, $40; and
Rosner, 5l2, to give this team triple win
over Geisen Products. Dawson rolled sos
C5eiSen team
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Mayers $50 gave the Geiger Candy team
the pins needed to annex the rubber from
the Myran S. Harlan Insurance girls.