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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-08
Killefer's Tribesmen Show Before
Stadium ROOters for First Time
Indians Tackle Saints in
Exhibitions Today and
on Sunday.

Dudley Lee, veteran shOrtstOp, OBJ
tanned during the winter from the
Hollywood Pacific Coast League
club, accepted terms by wire today
and left Los Angeles for Indian
apoIis. He will be here in time fol
the A. A. opener, Tuesday. Lee said
he has been taking regular workouts
and declared he is in shape to enter
the lineup at once. He is the last
of the Tribe holdOuts.
The 1888 edition of the In
dianapolis American Associa-
ton club will perform before
the home fans for the first
time this afternoon at Perry
stadium and Emmett McCann'S
st. Paul Saints will supply the
visiting attraction during the
exhibition. The teams also will
collide here on the Sabbath.
Both contests will begin at 2:30.
The Tribesmen are fresh up from
Texas where they have been train
ing and playing games with Lone
Star teams.
Manager Killefer's HooSiers are
reported in prime shape and all of
the diamond tossers are eager to get
a feel of the dandy home ground.
The TribeSmen exhibited some real
swatting power in the south at times
and the fans here are anxious to
obtain a peek at the group of
bludgeon swingers.
There will be several new faces
of veterans on the Indian roster, in
GLIDING outfielders Marty Callaghan
and Russ Scarritt infielder Herb
Thomas and pitcher Jim Turner. A
number of rockies also will go on
parade over the weekend, but are
unlikely to see much action since
Killefer has only three days to set
and polish his lineup for the A. A.
lid litter with the Milwaukee Brew
ers here Tuesday.
The players will go through a
light drill Monday and then await
the official starting bell.
1t was believed that Lefty Bob
Logan would receive the Tribe start
ing mound assignment today with
Tom Angley back of the plate. Les
MunnS was reported as the days
hurler for st. Paul.
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TWO SAINTS BLAST THREE HITS EACH

RABE innings ahoughsworried extent
- by throat trouble
double His drives towering fly that reached the wall
IN the
and banged
The Yankees Apostles got to
nine Tor the
big day the the getting
The fielding
0 ne MINOR eaguers Manager Emmett Mccain of the
paed with the showing his
tanned the
against He a rangy highlander with o leverage
Inc Yankees
ander who pitched dandy
Cary OF New
up unns and Perkins enthusiastic
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surprise me should Schooolboy, who
stretches skyward feet Az inches,
weighs 206 pounds and is barely 20
years old, may begin forthwith to
steal the spotlight from the BAN
binO.
Schoolboy saw his first profess
sional team five years ago. 1t was
the Shreveport La) outfit, and the
youngster. then only IS. and play
ing with a kid team, struck out
twelve of its batsmen to win the
engagement, to 2.
Schoolboy saw his first profess
sional service last year, when he
joined the staff of the Beaumont
club of the Texas League, at 1e
years of age. And he rang UP nine
teen victories in twenty-six games
while helping his team capture the
league title
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events-the 44O-yard dash, half mile
and mile runs.
Two Washington track records
were shattered, Lemen sprinting the
furlong in ;228 and Kemp running
the mile in 4:54.8 Lemen also won
the high jump and broad jump. The
Continentals scored slams in the
mile, half mile and pole vault.
Shortridge, with only two letter
men back from last year was sched-
uled to open its track scheduled to-
day, facing Wiley of Terre Haute
and Southport at the north side
field
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sist of doubles and singles events.
The windup schedule:
FIVE WOMEN TEAMS
Tonight, 8 O'clock
Alley.
best Wet Wash. Evansville
2-Glendora Ajax, Coal. Terre Haute.
3-Belmont Transfer Company. Evansville.
4-Gelger Candies, Inc, Indianapolis.
sugar Creek Creamery. Evansville.
6-Giesen Products, indianapolis.
7-Silberman Furniture Terre Haute
8-1ndanapolis Baseball Club. Indian
s-Wiesmans Antlers Alley Five. Indian
lo-Jack G. Carr Company. indianapolis.
!l-BoWes Seal Fast. indianapolis.
l2-Oven- Ready Biscuit. Evansville.
ii A. NJ, Sunday
1-Jane Wolf Company Terre Haute
2-I. w. B. A. No. 8, Indianapolis.
DOUBLES AND SINGLES
IN; Holsclaw-c. Holsclaw Evans
IS. Thomas-C, schrleber( doubles
only; c. Maglaris doubles onyl .... 8
"a. Condret-E. Heeger. Evansville. 81. 9
Sc, Boehne-s. Kornblum. Evans
sc Tatlock-M Boehne. Evansville. Il
Doubles. 2 p. m Singles. 3 p. m
II. Terhorst-F. Webster, Terre
2-E. shook-M. Cottreli. Terre Haute. =.
3-M. Simeral-E. Stone. Terre Haute 90. 6
Al: Ferner-L. Lee. Evansville, In =,
SIS. Fa PHi6G Fess. Terre Haute. i
"A Richmond-E. Elliott. Terre Haute IL
TT. Jensen-A Vaught, Terre Haute...
81. Rice (singles only F. Gerth
singles .only, I. Fox (singles
only, indianapolis ..................
an. Kennard-E. Hooker, Evansville
l0-E. Cookie. Jordan, Evansville. 49,.
Doubles 4 D. m. Singles. 5 D. m
II Rickabaugh-L. Alexander, Indi-
annapolis Observation-Disclosures.
IA Shea-B Mas. indianapolis ...... {
Sc. ,Wiesman-H. Wiese. Indianapolis.
An. Schaloski-I. Hanks. Terre Haute 10
5-M Horn-B. Snevd Terre Haute. II
Sc McCullough-F. Lyons. Terre
I'll. MuellerD. Harlan. indianapolis.
S-A McDaniel-L Bunch. Indianapolis
IN .Mackinnon-R. Johns, Indian
I0-C. Rosner-K. Gutenberg. Indiana polls
lie, Dawson-D. PYLE. indianapolis. &C..
l2-H Broich-H Kritch, Indianapolis.
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Women Wind Up State Pin
Play; Strong Teams Roll

Play tonight and Sunday will
bring to a close the tenth annual
tournament of the Women's Indi-
ana State Bowling Association. The
new champion in the team event
probably will be found among the
teams rolling ON the 8 p. m. squad
tonight, when the best clubs from
Terre Haute, Evansville and Indi-
annapolis take their turn on the
runways at the Indiana alleys.
Sundays play, with the exception
of two teams at IL a. m, will con-
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10000 to See Cubs, Sox in
Opening Chicago Tilt Today

the Cubs in the game today Guy
Bush is due to ascend the mound
for the National League champions.
The scene shifts to Wrigley field
Sunday for the final game. The
Cubs and White Sox tangled twice
in California, dividing their games.
Around 10000 are expected TO pay
money to see today's warfare at
Comiskey park. and at least that
many will turn out Sunday, if the
weather is good.
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BaerSchmeLing
Battle Delayed
BIZ [ nited Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, April THE Max
Baer-Max Schmeling heavyweight
bout will be held at Yankee stadium
June 8 instead of June /, the state
boxing commission announced today.
Jack Dempsey, promoter, re-
quested the later date because Of
conflict with the New York Yankees
baseball schedule.
Action was deferred upon the re-
quest of Madison Square Garden for
permission to hold a Jack Sharkey-
Prima Camera heavyweight title
bout at the Garden bowl. June Is.
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By United Press

By Lnited Press
CHICAGO. April 8.-Jumping
Joe Savoldi. former Notre Dame
football player, managed to assume
an astonished look when he was
awarded the victory over Jim Lon
dos, Greek AdonlS, in a wrestling
match billed a worlds champion
ship affair at the Chicago stadium
Friday night.
Londos. declared the champion
on June 7, 1890, by the National
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DUNLAP GOLF WINNER
Long Island Amateur Finishes Tour
ney Seven Under Par.
By United Press

VTfFU 7 TtHN
PINEHURST, N. c., April g.
Flashy putting and consistent con-
troll of his long shots brought victory
to George T Dunlap Jr., Garden
City, L. L, over the Florida cham
pion, Jack Toomer, in the final
round of the North and South
amateur golf tournament Friday.
The champion played the entire
tournament, including the qualify
ing round, seven strokes under Lar.
ending the title match with Toomer
at the thirty-frs hole, 7 up and 5
to go. He sank 65-foot putt Fri
day and a 60-footer the day before.
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NEW SINCE GAME RECORI

NEW S1NGE GAME KECUkU
The years of effort on the part
of Charlie Oeftering to put a win
ming team in a fast league was re-
warded Friday night when his Oef-
tering -Lizelman team of the Foun-
tain Square League posted a new
all-time local single-game record OF
1914. All five members of this
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1000 BOO SHARKEY

D UNITtU ITt55
TORONTO, Ont, April S.-Cham-
.pion Jack Sharkey knocked out two
opponents in exhibition bouts, but
was booed by 1000 fans Friday
night. The booing persisted so long
Sharkey was prevented from max
ing a speech. Johnny Anderson,
Boston Negro, and Owen Flynn of
Boston were knocked out, each in
the second round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-08
EASTMAN IN HOSPITAL

PALO ALTO, Cal, Np1il Ben
Eastman. Stanford'S record breaking
middle distance runner, may be out
Of competition for two weeks with a
pulled muscle in mis- left leg, received
in practice Friday. He was in a
local hospital today.
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Savoldi Surprises Mat King;
Londos Protests Title, Loss

wrestling Association. was thrown
by Savlodi in % minutes 20 sec
onds before a crowd of nearly
10000. Londos had what was called
a japanese wristlock on Savoldi at
the time, but Savoldi. trying to
break the hold, touched Londos
shoulders to the mat, and the ref
cree said it was a fall.
Both appeared surprised and
Londos protested vehemently.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April S,-After some
weeks of association with sunshine,
fog. earthquakes and base hits, Chi
Cages White Sox and Cubs open
home combat today against each
other.
This is in the nature of a cheer
To stir the cash customers before
the official kickoff next WedneS-
day.
Lou Fonseca, SoX manager, said
that Ted Lyons would throw against
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TIP from the south with his
~ squad of Indian FASTENERS,
arriving late Friday night. Man
ager Killefer was ready to resume
the practice routine at 1890 today
at Perry stadium and then send
his 1888 hopefuls against the st.
Paul Saints in an exhibition con-
test this afternoon, at 230.
Tribesmen and Apostles also will
clash Sunday at the same hour.
The new Hoosier chief has
worked hard and often this spring,
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'Y TANKMEN ON TRIP
Nine Local Paddlers Seek Revenge
Huntington.

indianapolis Y. M. c. A. senior
swimming team left today for
Huntington, where it meets Hunt
ington in a dual meet tonight
Huntington recently defeated the
local paddlers here.
Coach jim Clark took nine SWIM
mers on the trip, including Russell
McIntire, state "Y|' 50-yard free
style champion and record holder.
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PING-PONG PLAY OPENS

With Gus Grenz. John Nicholson
ana Kenneth Haber as the out
standing title contenders, nineteen
players opened action today in the
Hoosier A. c. ping-pong champion
ship tourney.
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GREYHOUND NINE WINS
Indiana Central HurIer Gives Dan
vile Four BingIes.
By Times Special

By Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, April 9.-Swan's
four-fit pitching and the bat work
of Barnett, who got four hits in five
trips, gave Indiana Central a 3-to-2
triumph over Central Normal here
Friday. Score by innings:
Indiana Central 800 100 900 o2o-3 IL 3
Central Normal .. 900 900 o20-2 4 1
Batteries-Swan and Genth; Davis and
Gross,
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and Sunday afternoon at the Vic
tory gymnasium Baker is train
ing at the Washington A. c. quar-
tiers.
Baker and Slaughter met a year
ago in Terre Haute and fought
ten-round battle, with Slaughter
edgIng out a hairline decision. A
supporting card bristling with
popular pugs, including Henry
Hook and Paul TENNESSEE Lee,
is being lined up for Tuesday.
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Race Entries
Saturday

AT LEXINGTON
First Race Claiming: 4-vear-olds and
up. futuritv rseD-One Long Hop. ia:
Bill Lutz 1O9: Lullaby II. Ill: Hoosier
Prince. 100; Kav Frances, 1O9 Different.
10: PRINCE FarthinG. ia; Vonnle. ia:
Lonell. IL Lady jaw 109: Henry Curry.
ia; Uncle Matt 10. Toltec ia: Magma
Mater. lo6: Young Bill. ia, Lord Dean.
lO9; Sallv Irene. 100: Reighburn. ia. Fly
ing Silk. 100, Black West. ia.
Second Race Claiming. maiden fllies:
four furlongs Red Riot 116: a. Penn
cote, ll6; Wilma Eheman 116: Bonny
Dear. 1l6. Lady Justice l16: Chagrin 1l6:
Lusty. 1l6; Chardie lie: Gracious LADY.
ll6; Adder. 116 Modern Lash. 116; Con-
yention. ll6 Lady Hockberger 116: IA
Fiji. IFS; (bl Amscray. 116. Sweet Ro-
nance. ll6, Rita Marie 116; Gold BABY.
1l6; tbl Panorama. ZIG: NV Goal 116.
ta)-Young Brothers entry.
tb)-Hal Price Headley entry.
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INDIANA U. TRIUMPHS
Crimson Nine Trounces Hanover;
Dugan Leads Attack.
RI T-YIited Press

HANOVER. Ind, April 8.-Indi-
ana university's baseball team won
its second game of the season Fri
day by hammering out a Is to 8 vic
tory over Hanover. Kenny Dugan,
with two doubles and two singles,
led the Crimson attack. Score by
innings:
Indiana ........... 200 O52 o33-15 u 2
Hanover ......... DOL 300 0O4- II 4
Observation-Disclosures, Gary and McLaugh-
lin. Ward DALEY and Iemen.
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CARNERA is CHAMPION
BIZ United Press

bW NFItU fTtNN
ROME, April 8.-Primo Camera
is the official heavyweight boxing
champion Of Italy. The Italian Box
ing Federation conferred the title
Friday.
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Third Race (claiming: 4-vear-olds and
up; mile and seventy YARDS Waiting
Maid. l03; Tight Rope. 10S Arrow. 49,
Riccisrdo, 1903; Vessee. 113; Junior c. 1Os
Water. 10s Seths Ballot 1903: jolly Pilot,
1913. Prince Mexican. 113: Transmit I03
Double O., ll3; Siotless Time. 113: Marion
Ormont 1903.
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Louie Dugan led the K. of c. league
series with a score of 656 on games of
236. 1876 and 224. Lee Foley had $50;
Bill Sargent 607; DR.. Joe Kernel. 900
and DR.. Herman GicK an odd COG. his
sheet showing games of 201, 204 and POI.
After all the nice things said of Johnny
Murphy, this boy proceeds to post a
cool Ala with finish of 1871.
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Fourth Race Claiming 2-year-olds: four
furlongs Little Valley. ll2: Paper PROFITS
ll2 Pat Grand, 112; Her Hero 118; Monty
M, liz; Regel, lis; Star Ballot. ia
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Yanks Thump Saints

Totals 36 "a 10 Totals. 81 - 81 II
7Batted for Garland in ninth
EBatted for VanAtta in seventh
ST. Paul ................. 020 o1o 000-3
New York ............... OIL 500 OOx-6
kins, Thomas Walker 81. Gehrig. Cooke.
Fenner. Two-base hits-Walker, Ruth
Sewell. Home run-Walkter. Left on
base9-St. Paul, 8; New, York; 9: Base
Struck out-By VanAtta. 5; by Thomas.
!; by Garland. 3; by Deshong, Il. Hts
in innings; off VanAtta. 7 in 7 in
nings; off Deshog. in 2 inings Wild
pitch-Aan Alta. Winning pitcher-aVn-
Alta. Losing pitcher Thomas. Umpires
-Hoblitzel and Kelly. Time-1:35.
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Kerry Patch, Derby Hope,
Out of Training With Cough

Following is the fifth article discussing
the records of the leading candidates to
the Kentucky Derby.
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He's New Hockey Hero

TECIL DILLON of the New York
~ Rangers is the new hockey
hero. He registered nine points in
the first game of the Stanley cup
finals with the Toronto Leafs. a
record for the trophy play The
title rivals renew their series to-
night.
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Race Johns nosed out Martha Mayer
579 to STA. during the Block optical
Ladies League play at Pritchett's for top
honors. Thomas was also in the race,
finishing with 573. other 500 totals were:
Schmidt, 521: Meeker. 538; Ostheimer. 536;
Gerth. SEQ: Crane sos; Pyle, 545: Lath-
rop. 542 and Baker, $40. Laura Alex
ander and company must have been saving
their pins for the stat meet today.
Several of the girls informed us which
medals they were going to win tonight
and Sunday. but let's keep it a secret.
Wettle rolling in the Central States
Envelope League opened his play with a
As split and then made the darn thing
This shot is the twin brother to the
"one in a million" $40.
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CAMNfY (Kid) SLAUGHTER of
- Terre Haute, Indiana mid
dleweight champion, and Rosy
kid Baker of Anderson, consid-
cred the leading contender for the
Hoosier title. are to meet in the
ten-round feature of Tuesday
nights boxing show at the Ar
mory. Bud Taylor, manager of
Slaughter, brought his protege to
this city today and public work
outs will be staged this afternoon
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Leon Tailoring will place strong team
in the Municipal League this season and
will workout Sunday at Riverside No.
desiring tryouts report Becker, B. Bauer,
Coulter. .Wechsler Hunt Laxon. E. Miller,
BOva brothers theirs A H0fma9 s.tS 0Co1 mel
shaefer, Froelich, Glover. and Holman.
For information call Harry Beplay,
Irvington 1897,
st. Patricks Municipal League team.
which will play all home games st Pennsy
$50 100 D. m. at Pennsy. Ali last years play
ST. P FaH G shamrocks viii work out at
Pennsy Sunday at 1890 o'clock.
]. w. Bader Indians will practice Satur-
dav at 2:30 D. m. at Riverside No, !. All
PLAYERS are requested to report. Following
berts. Pat Dickey Dav. Russ Turk, Good.
Hellmer. Eader DeMott Orvis and Wood
with i fast State teams. Frankfort and
Charlottesville. notice. Write j. w. Bader
Athletic Association. 2Sls North Capital
avenue.
Riverside A. A. and Winamac Red Men
have combined and will put one of the
strongest teams in the city on the dia-
d TTha at Riverside 1--WE Side No. at p m meet
inc viii be held at Tudor barber shop to-
ing will be held at Tudor barber shop to
shaffer, John Schmutte and all tryouts
notice.
for Bill Martin.
Dearborn A. C. senior indoor team will
practice at 10 80 a m. Sunday Following
pisyers report or call Jack Hoffman at
Sh 5665: George Templeton. Benson, Mock
Barker. Logan. E. Page, Gill. Greenwood
Reithley Huston, Liehr. Erath Whitaker
Carson. Murphy. Lynch and Barnes.
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combating weather breaks and
holdouts who reported late and
were tardy in reaching condition.
However. Killefer kept plugging,
often acting as a player himself,
and he is pleased to announce his
athletes are assembled. and near
the peak of shape.
You see KilIefer above, in typi-
cal spring training pose, loaded
down with equipment getting
ready for another day Of toll.
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:. Fifth Race Claiming 3-year-olds; hllies:
turturlty coursel-June G.. I12; Little
Connolly. l12 Nituma. ll2, (aBriEht
Bubble, 1903: Babiola. l12 Patsyette. ll2:
Warbee, l09 Steppretty. 109.
Ia Sam Furst entry.
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John Blue rolled his 700 total during
the play Of the Washington League on the
Illinois alleys games of 235, 233 and 247
T Toied 646 ' werner e' SOL BoesnecEeT 7o5;
Dougherty. Gil; Wimberly. 621; Eller. Sal
LaXen, Gal and Heiss, $50.
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Sixth Race claiming handicap; Swear
Step, 100; HOLLYWOOD los. Our Cherrycote.
lo5; Don Romiro. lO7; Ridgewise. 98
Bound los; Jacobs Ladder. 100: DR. Free
Iand, l15; Plumage, 1907 Sun Memory, no.
(a)Mrs. S. H. Fairbanks entry.
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Q Down The Alleys q
WITH LEFTY LEE

team were hitting in this game,
Pierson rolling 246; Wuensch, 1858;
Mounts, 255; Baker, 245, and Ted
rowe, 235.
The boys had other counts Of $40
and 1,1O7 for a grand total of 1921,
new mark for this league, Pierson
rolling 631; Wuensch, 681; Mounts,
sos; Baker, 691, and TedroWe, 663.
Congratulations, boys.
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Other good counts in the Fountain
Square loop were: Schott, 676; Schleimer,
642; Kiefer, 613; Bisesi, Gil, and Wilmoth,
500
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Barbasol and Hoosier Coffee all three
games from Hotel Antler and Elk Boosters
Antler drives, with totals Of 3126 and
1910. Bernie Johnson, Dons dad, stole
the kids thunder and led the league with
a score of TOT on games of 244, 256 and
207. Nordholt rolled. 658; Shriver, SO;
Stemm. $40; OGrady. $40; Pritchett, 624;
D. johnson, GIG, and Fehr, 619. The great
work of OGrady in recent weeks has been
a pleasing feature of the Barbasol team S
wonderful scoring.
Sunday at 10 p. M. Indianapolis will
make its final bid for national champion
ship honors, when six fast local teams,
headed by the famous Barbasol quintet,
take the drives on the closing squad Of the
to roll at this time are Barbasol, Marott.
Frank Fox Grocery. Coca Cola. Underwood
Transfer and Selmeir Towel Supply The
players making up these teams will roll
their minor events on the $50 and p. m.
squads Monday. the 5 p. m. squad play
bringing the thirty-third annual American
Bowling Congress tournament to close.
Come on indianapolis, we want national
champion.
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Seventh Race claiming 4-year-olds and
up; mile and seventy yardsl-Last At
tempt. 1l3 Pretty Penny. 1903; Cav Bird.
lO8; Imelda 1903; Mrs. Foster. 1903: Trot-
wood, 113; Vonair 113, Sedge 1903 Bunt-
Quick Sale, 10s; Lady Dean, 1O3 Fair
Mama, 10S, Wood River, 113.
Eighth Race claiming, 3-year-olds: mile
and seventy yards -Troford ITO: Sweep
rush, no. Baggagtaway ITO: Our Pride.
l05: Long John, ITO; Romac Ito;
* Dodido. 105; Princess Octa los: Ruckus
10; Transf1x, los; Done For 11O Next
Call. Jos; Dreamy Belle los: Thistle wise.
ITO, Madame B. c. lO5
Weather clear. track. fast
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sist of doubles and singles events.
The windup schedule: