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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-05
q Legal Bids and Proposals
NOTICE I'd prDDrpo

Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF Oh, trustees OF the Euscatatuck Colony
WI receive sealed bidf at the office Of
sMuscatatuck Colony until / O'Clock p NJ
MAY 24th. 1888. for the construction. cree
tlon and completion of new dormitory
vllle; IND. said work to b, done according
70 plans and specifications provided there
Ior. ana on file in the offEe of the Engi-
vile. Indiana
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. Prospective bidders NAV
remove from the Engineers Office a copy
OF the plans and Specifications by deposit
ing $40. 90. which amount will be returned.
provided the plans and specifications are
returned in good condition o. or before
the day on which bids are ocsaed. BY
order Of the Board OF Trustee
DIR. w. r. DUNHAM.
General Superintendent.
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DORMAN ST. 218-Neat Groom semi-cot-
tage Sl4: water paid. Bus line. High
land park. Schools. RI-5l24.
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IL Furnished Rooms

SO: CENTRAL. 25i6-Well furnished front
room. light. airy. constant hot water;
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$2250: AZ N. FOREST AVE- rooms, mod
water paid. CH-5829-R.
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A|HV1l1 I+4V' 4Uo1--U-IUUIII HOUSE, SemI-mO Cd
ern; water paid: redecorated: reduced to
Sl250. HU-4368. DR-3564R.
ENGLISH AVE, 10O6-l413-6, broom mod
e1n; thoroughly cleaned garage. DR.
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% unfinished Houses

$780, DELOSS, 1318-4-room single, toilet,
garage, Al condition. RI-6441.
s9-422 HAUGH-5 rooms, gas, electricity
garden, near school, carline.
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SIS, PARKER, $500 Rooms, modern:
6 breakfast, room, hardwoods, yard CHI
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"a Miscellaneous For Sale
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Friedrich Coal Co.
DR-17s2. No Wheel Charge wA-56ss
FURNACE AND CRATE WOOD: $3.50
CORD. DR-S041-W.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

PACKARD CLUB SEDAN. MODEL 5-33-
Offered for a down payment of but Sl00
This is absolutely the lowest price we have
ever been able to make on this popular
model other models available, various
years, various types. priced from S100 up.
Packard, 100 Kalorama I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

. rms, $50; rms. $40.
Outside, clean rms. Attractive kit, tile
bath. electric refrigeration. 24-hour elevator
service. Resident manager.
THE HILLSIDE 1415 Chaplin st. NV.
APT. NO. J. IL ST N.E.-SOMETHING
unusual; . bed rooms. living room. library.
dining room, kitchen and bath; being newly
decorated; unusually LARGE rooms. delight
full home at a small rental See janitor.
@. w. SIMPSON Co.
1924 Vermont Ave. Net. 570o.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

PACKARD 5-PASS. COUPE at the price of a
small car Private owner must dispose of
this fine automobile for financial reasons
Car cost $1,000 originally. Complete ap
pontments, shatter-proof glass: perfect
mechanical condition; upholstery and tires
like new: fine paint lob; economical to
run. Can arrange terms. Wisconsin Abb.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CHEVROLETS-1932 sport coupe rumble
seat; s windows: like new in every way.
S425; 1892 sport roadster, S315; 1881 de
luxe sedan, g wire wheels , S325; 1881 SO Sc
14fh 81 n w Omen till pm.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CHEVROLETS. Fords, Pontiscs. Cadillac
and Willys-Knights; repossessed. 429 st.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CHEVROLET 80 BUSINESS COUPE-If We
told you the price. you wouldn't believe us;
cars in fair and good running order that
will give some youngster lot OF transpor-
tation during the Summer at an insignificant
cost Come early. for these bargains do not
last long at Packard. 100 Kalorama rd. NV.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CHEVROLET LANDAU PHAEToN, 1882 in
perfect condition; forced TO sell at once.
Only $3.50. Terms Clev. 1851 Ia
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CHEVROLET COUPE Ie3l-Brewster green;
rood tires wire wheels; clean mohalr up
holstery; excellent motor; S295. Lee d.
Butler. Inc. 2l55 Champlain 81. COL 505O.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

BUICK-Must sacrifice late 1882 Buick
sport coupe; fully equipped, large specially
built trunk; mechanically perfect. Cost
ST 700; sale price, 5000 Apply Mt. Pleas
ant Garage 1424 18th st NV I3$
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CHEVROLET. ID33-Brand-new; save $50
to S65 on any model: Regular terms but
no frade-inS Cnl SHHD.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

GOOD HOME in Protestant family for father
and 13-year,old son. Want bed room. twin
board and mothers care for son. including
laundry. mending, etc; no board for self;
WANTED furnished bed rooms. Kitchen
cite and dinners for man and wife; second
floor; NV; very reasonable. 1920 Clydes-
dale pl. NV, Apt 403. Adams 2169-W.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

BUICK 1881 SEDAN. model 81; like new;
$3.50. Buick 1880 De Luxe Sedan. model
Al: mechanically and appearance excellent;
$3.50; TERMS guaranteed. Barnes Motor
Co. 1929 18th
Evening star., 1933-04-12

BUICK 5-PASS COUPE. '29; S325; master
O., with a fine motor, good rubber, up
holstery and finish. See Don Gray tor bet
Evening star., 1933-04-12

BUICK CoACH-Only S155; runs and looks
good new tires. q real bargain; act quickly.
Nash-Orr, 1873 14th. Dec. 4419.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

AUBURN 1880 SPORT SEDAN-Newly paint
ed dark maroon, trunk, etc. motor and tires
excellent; S335. terms and trade. Nash-Orr
I 1A3 l4th Dec. 44lQ.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CNEVROLET 1882 SPORT ROADSTER-G
wheels perfect condition. Cheap for quick
sale Cali Mr. Showalter, No. 6922.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

Fur. and Unfur Apis. and Houses.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE,
1927 Eye ST. NV Dist fi16S 13s
Evening star., 1933-04-12

THE BRIARCLIFF.
1862 Mintwood Place NV.
Quiet. refined building, convenient to 18th
street and Columbia road northwest, shopping
and theatrical districts, also car and bus
lines.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. free refriger-
alton; three exposures. $1,000.
AMERICAN SURETY e. TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. Ma. 4S15.
Evening star., 1933-04-12
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

ATbURN 1882 I2;cYLINSpEE ,c51 SEda pE I'LL Luxe
nes Stssm in WEe Every way ssss terms Lee
Butler. Inc. 2155 champlain st. Col. 505o:
AUBURN 1929 "s" CONVERTIBLE COUPE:
sh aad seasa s5 serms
Barnes Motor Co. 1729 14th St nv.
AUBURN-Twelve cylinders; chauffeur driven;
BOX 114-R. Star ONCE.
AUBURN 1880 SPORT SEDAN-Newly paint
1S33 i4th Dec 44I9.
BUICK 1881 SEDAN. MODEL e.; like new; new;
~: mechanically and appearance excellent
$3.50; -Je terms; ms, guaranteed. Barnes Motor
BUICK-Must sacrifice late. 1882 BUICK
sport coupe; fully equipped, large specially
built trunk mechssnleally psrfee; e; p,s Cost
ant an Ga Garage. age 54s4 18th st. nv NV. W. is:
BUICK CoACH-Only S155; runs and looks
good new tires tires & real 6arsain; d act quickly
s. with fine motor good rubber, up
tolstery and finish. See Don Gray for bet
S,t1 SsT vslSsf. ssSa Pierce-Arr0v' 1lSl 18th ST.
CHEVRoLETs. Fords. Pontiacs. Cadillac
and Willys-Knights; repossessed. 42s st.
NV. 16-
CHEVROLET LANDAU PHAEToN. 1882. in
perfect condition; forced 10 sell at once.
Only $3.50 Terms Cley. 1854. IA
CHEVROLET 80 BUSINESS COUPE-If we
Also Also a fne selection Of extremely low-priced
cars in fair and good running order that
tation during the Summer at insignificant
COST, Come early. for these bargains DO not
last long at Packard. 11oo kaIoranna ro- NV,
CHEVROLET. 1033--Brand-new; save $50
to S65 on any model. Regular terms but
no trade-ins. Col. $3.50. -
CHEVROLET COUPE Ie31--Brewster green;
Cla IA
hoIstery: excellent motor; S295. Lee b.
Butler, Inc, 2155 champlain st. Col $3.50.
CHEVRoLETs-i932 sport coupe rumble
ses sis5 issa sha3Ss spost roadster ss75; i5ai De
luxe sedan, wire yheels T3tor S2S; ~ 1881 So se
18th st NV Open till 9 pm. .
CHEVROLET 1882 SPORT RoADSTER-G
wheels, perfect cendition Cheap Che adSa f95 quick
sale. Call Mr.. ShoWalter, no: o9z.: -
DE SOTO 1880 FIvE,PAssENGER sasIo Sedan u
Black finish; unusually good; condition lar
above average and is one OF our best BUYS BUYS
ave. NV. Dist. 1850. Open evenings.
ESSEX COACH, 1929, S165; excellent run
ming condition; good rubber and very clean
Hnish; terms Pierce-Arrow' ll3l Isth ST.
Essex SEDAN, 1881. s175. Apply 2o9 c
ESSEX SPORT COUPE. 192a-Black finish,
20th st. NV. Dist a141. -----------
ESSEx sun SEDAN@ins IN o.ner Worass "a con- ,n
tor A car which can be either open or
closed-just what you need Tor summer trips
and sedans reasonably priced. and ready
to render unusual service at unusually low
costs Packard. 100 Kolorama ro NV.
FORD SPORT COUPE, lo31-Rumble seat
removable rear drop curtains; good tires
mechanically Al; S235: easy terms.
Cherner. Open Air Display lIll ria.
FoRD 1882 VS. TUDoR-Just like new:
saeriflce, S4Q0; cash S62, balance SO
month. Cali Lin. e03a.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

ESSEX COACH, 1929. Sl85; excellent run
ming condition.; good rubber and very clean
finish; terms. Pierce-Arrow, 113l 18th ST.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

I SEDAN, 1881, SI75. Apply ao2 C
Evening star., 1933-04-12

FORD 1882 VS. TUDoR-Just like new:
'serifice, $500; cash S62. balance S26
nQQth. can I'm. 0O3os ~
Evening star., 1933-04-12

PACKARD 1929 FIVE-PASSENGER SEDAN
Black Duco finish and chromium plating
like new Tires practically new with spares
in fender wells. Folding rack on rear. It's
a pleasure to own car like this and you'll
Motor Company. 1870 Conn. ave NV. Dist
A35n Open evenings.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

DE SOTO 1890 FIvE-PASSENGER SEDAN
Black finish; unusually good; condition lar
above average and is one OF our pest puys
S32b Warfield Motor Company 1I3o Conn.
n mist 12S0 Omen evenings.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

Conv Coupe-TWo-tone brown finish; 6
cream wire wheels; driven 4.2O0 miles; like
new in every way: $685.: terms. Lee d.
AUBURN 1929 'S'' CONVERTIBLE COUPE:
mechanically and appearance excellent;
S275; 1881 IS" sedan. S475; terms.
Evening star., 1933-04-12
QUIET, REFINED ADULTS.
Low RENTS FOR LOW SALARIES,

Let us move your furniture, etc Reliable
50 per room. Call DISTRICT EXPRESS &C
Nat IOO5
Evening star., 1933-04-12
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.
tContinued.)
1892 BELMONT ST. NV
4 rooms. bath. porch, Frieidaire
THos. Z. FARRELL CO. Nat, 0765.

THE AL-ROY,
1918 Kenyon ST. NV.
Large living room opening porch. re-
ception hall. . bed rooms, kitchen, 6-chair
dinette. bath with shower, full length mir
rors, ample closet space. . exposures. Frigfd-
aire on house meter. Switchboard--no
service charge A beautiful apartment.
Also . rooms. kitchen and bath.
Rentals in.line with present economy con-
ditionS
See Manager on Premises
AMERICAN SECURITY e. TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Department.
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. Ma. 4S15.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

OLDSMOBILE-Some real bargains in 1926
1877 and 1928 models All in perfect run
ming condition; the, cars look good, inside
ped with trunk 1927 Coach. trunk. $50.
A 1928 Coupe. only $50. Pohanka Service
11OR C0th ST NV. Dist. Hl4l.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

NASH 1891 "S" SEDAN-Twin ignition
1i5-hp. motor, automatic chassis lubrica-
ton, pain. and general appearance ike new
S795: terms. Nash-Orr, 1913 14th. Dec.
Evening star., 1933-04-12
POULTRY AND EGGS.

PEDIGREED CHICKS.
Certified and blood tested: bred for type
and production; Leghorns, White and Barred
Rock, Black Giants. AL chicks from our
own eggs produced on our farm. Write Ior
circular Ayrlawn Farms. BETHESDA, mo.
BABY CHICKS r.. I. Reds, Barred Rocks,
White Pekin Ducklings.
ATHERTONS PET SHOPS,
61o st. NV. I404 Irving NV.
54.9 Georgia Ave.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

excellent condition. Can stand any inspec-
tion. $500; no agents. Owner. Address
Evening star., 1933-04-12

ESSEX SPORT COUPE I929-Black finish,
cream wheels and stripe; rumble seat. A
bargain at S125. Pohanka Service. 1926
p0fh ct n Dist ALL
Evening star., 1933-04-12

NEAR TAFT BRIDGE-In private home
both car lines; gooi walking distance de-
Payments. Attrac ely, tugnishsd IoSm,
Evening star., 1933-04-12
WE LOCATE you FREE,

Private cars to inspect apts, fur. and
unfur. Open eve. 9ls 18th st. NV. Nat. O410.
SIC 18th 81. NV r., B. AND Ell. $4,000
Sl2 10Th st. n.w.-l T., kit and bath 32 90
ST. 10th st. n.w.-1 r. kit and bath 81. 90
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
723 10th st. NV.
2432 PA. AVE. NV r., B.. POR.,
1snItor service $4,000
17I2 Summit pl. NV r.. kit. bath.
Frig. on house current; very COW.
739 18th n nw.-2 r. kit and b. ..... $500
2451 18th n.w.-4 r. kit. b.. J. s.. 1000
1873 Irving ne.-5 r.. b.. gar. cleo. 1000
heat. ei ....'..'......... .' $3.50
42S 7th s.w.-3 r., and b...... 5000
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
733 18th st. NV. Nat. 0353.
1897 KENYON ST. NV.
3 rooms kit. bath. porch. Rent reduced.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Nat. 0765.
Evening star., 1933-04-12

CHRYSLER DE LUXE COUPE.
--6 wire wheels; by owner: cost s.. 100;
Evening star., 1933-04-12

OAKLAND 1881 rs" DE LUKE SEDAN
Maroon finish. wire wheels. trunk rack; nia
! motor: S525 Lee D. Butler, Inc. 2155
Evening star., 1933-04-12

tenders 6 wire wheels built-in trunk me
chanically good. appearance excellent; $50
terms. Barnes Motor. 1129 14th ST.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
ARCHERS SHOOT
TARGET EVENTS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.-With two
new world records set, target
events were scheduled to start to-
day in the fifty-third national
archery tournament here.
Curtis Hill, Dayton, Ohio, yes
terday broke his own record of
SOB yards by loosing the arrow for
a distance of 518 yards in the free
style shooting. Homer Prouty,
Portland, Ore, sent an arrow 478
yards in the regular style event
in the 80-pound class to break his
own record of 436 yards. Prouty
also won first honors in the 65-
and 50-pound pull and open
events.
In the archery golf tourney,
Roy L. Case, Racine, Wis. scored
a So for 18 holes to win. His wife
annexed the women'S honors with
a IS. w. L. Maddox, Toledo, Ohio,
finished second to Case with go.
Mrs. A. L. Holcomb, Grand Rap
ids, Mich, took second honors in
the women's division with a 72.
Mrs. j. M. Roberts, Pittsburgh,
Pa, won the 50-pound pull reg
ular flight shooting event with 270
yards and the all-weight cham
pionship with 800 yards.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
Pick Ups and
Put Outs

The baseball fever clings to
DR.. "Mike" harrington, the for
mer st. Joseph's pitcher now prac-
ticing medicine in Mechanics
vile, Md. pitches and man
ages the MechanicSville nine. 3.
besides, is the proud father Of
a two-weeks-old boy. Lee
Sexton, the shOtputter, had
no taste for football while at
Georgetown U. Charlie War
rem was like q BalbO at the
Holy Name Duckpin League
meeting last night. surrounded
my well-wishers. Bill Terry
and his Giants cncamped at
the Yankee Stadium yesterday
to watch the Griffs and Yanks,
either of whom they hope to
oppose in the world series. E.
that is, if the Giants Outdis-
tance their rivals in the Ma
tional League. and the GriffS
or Yanks don't suffer any Sc
we're slumps. Harry Bailey and
Charlie Joyce are sure One-half
of the 1888 world series will
be fought at the Griffith Sta
dunn.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
OVERL|N WHIPS
STR|CKLER

Easily solving his foes defense,
Ken Overlin, the Norfolk middle.
weight, today stood victor over
Billy Strickler, local fighter. as
the result Of their eight-round
match which featured the initial
program at Fort Washington,
Md. last night.
Strickler, known for his dura-
bility, was an easy target for
the sharpshooting Overlin. The
local boy appeared doomed to a
knockout in the seventh round,
but lasted the round and came
back full of pep for the final
heat.
The preliminaries produced two
stirring scraps with Johnny
Mayes, Of Fort Myer, outpointing
Phil Furr in a siX-rounder and
Soldier Clark, Of Fort Washing
ton, gaining the decision over
Bill Bullock in four-rounder.
Doug Swetnam and Sammy
Romano drew in a six-rounder,
while FRANKIE Mayhem won over
Soldier Sarge by virtue of a
technical knockout in the third
round.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
P|NKHAN WINS
TENNIS PAIR

Ed Pinkham, Of Burroughs,
one of the Playground tennis
tournament favorites, downed two
foes yesterday. He Snuffed out
Bill Burke, of Bancroft, 6-3, 6-2,
and Tontreras, of Virginia Ave-
nue., 6-1, 6-3. Paretsky, Of john
son, also turned in two victories.
Summaries:
SENIOR CLASS
Paretsky (Johnson) defeated Joe sulli-
van (Mitchell Park), 6-1, 6-4: Paret-
sky (Johnson) defeated Graham Weigle
(Franklin), g., 60: Sam Meloy (Ta-
koma Park) defeated Clarence Allen
(Georgetown). 8-6. Ga; Pinkham
j(John Burroughs) defeated Bill Burke
BurrouKhs) defeated Tontreras (Virginia
Avenue), 6-1, 6-3; Rosenberg bright
wood) defeated Geraci (Thomson),
6-1. Ga.
JUNIOR CLASS
Norman vernstein (Hamilton) de-
feated Krusburg (Franklin). 6-2, 6-1;
Dover (Takoma) defeated Joe Harrod
(Brightwood), 60. IS; Jim Brown
(Garfield) defeated Eugene Owens
GMitchell Park. 1O-S. 6-1I William
eHPPs cSsPie. SsT EsViR Raymond AHsnr' s G'fsai?
Harry Marsh (John Burroughs) de-
feated Larry Ltchlighter (Rosedale).
As. 6-2, 60; Jimmie Halloran
(Montrose) defeated Brayton Mincosky
(Cooke), 6-3, 6-3; Morris Stolar (Cor-
coran) defeated Hap Lomax George
T@ tMontrose5 % defesteG S "a william i@ Aa0Tas Burns
(Virginia Avenuel 7-b e.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
Gamblers Bribe Jockeys
In Race Track Coupe

won, and gamblers money on the
long shot was lost. The rider of
the favorite knocked four teeth
out of the mouth of the faint
hearted long shot rider after the
race. Both boys were suspended
for that particular meeting, but
rode at subsequent meetings, and
both are continuing to ride today.
Several times each year. stories
come over the wires Of how
horses, crowded" in making the
turns, go down in a thunder of
hoofs and dust. Sometimes
Jockeys are crippled, or even
killed. They are frequently
honest riding boys, trying to
bring an honestly intended
animal home in front, deliberately
blocked, rough ridden to the fall
by other jockeys helping to carry
out betting coup.
The charts just carry the line
'fell" or trough trip" or "im-
peded" or something like that,
and nothing is done.
Trainers, or trainers assistants,
or groon1S, are usually iuOolUed in
those tiTed races in 1Dhich a horse
is "doped," or "StimulGted" to in
crease his speed. TomorroW'S s
chapter of this series 1DiH 90 into
that phase of racing.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
NET CHAMPIONS
ADVANCE IN
MUNY TEST

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Except
for a few difficult moments in
the second set, Arnold Simons,
Louisville star and defending
champion, stroked his way to an
easy victory over Martin Mayer,
of New orleans, to gain the
fourth round of the mems divi'
sion in the national public parks
tennis championship today at
Central Park. The scores were
6-1, Ga, 90.
The defending champion in the
women's division, Helen Ger
maine, Of New York, Joined the
rest Of the field in the third
round when she eliminated Bea'
trice Bryan, of Memphis, in
straight sets, 6-3, 6-3.
Continues March
Constance Donovan, Detroit
miss who upset Frances Walker
seeded No. 6 yesterday, continued
her march when she led the
field in the fourth round defeat
ing Marie Cogan, of Buffalo
60, 81.
Miss Germaine was forced to
play her best tennis to win heI
match which witnessed a consid
erable number Of deuced games
and many long rallies.
Stubborn Battle
Miss Bryan offered stubborn
opposition taking a 80 lead in
the opening set, only to have the
champion win eight straight
games, four to clinch the set and
four to give a 40 lead in the
second set.
Rallying, Miss Bryan won the
fifth game, but Miss Germaine
rallied to take the lead at 81
Again the Memphis girl rallied
taking two games, the ninth
went to deuce four times before
the champion broke through tc
win the match.
Edna Smith, Of Cleveland, was
forced to the limit to conquer
Mrs. Charles P. Stone, of Wash
ington, D. c., 8I6, 60, while
Ruth Bailey, st. Louis Star
romped through to an easy vic
tory over Mae Savage, Milburn
N. j., 60, 60, and Mary M
Cape, Detroit, defeated Marion
Craig, Cleveland, 60, Ga, ir
other third-round matches.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
(Continued from Page 1S)

(Continued from Rage 10
entered and the Jockey selected
overnight to ride him. Rumors
circulated before the race that
the favorite would not win.
Floods of money were bet by
gamblers away from the track.
Some of the reports even named
the exact jump on the course
where the rider of the favorite
would be "thrown."
The race was run. At the
pre-named Jump the rider Of the
favorite fell off, risking injury
or death, and the horse named
in the rumors of the coup gal
loped on to an easy victory.
Another instance, lin the jockey
house at Washington Park, Chi
cago, uncovered another "boat
race" A well-known Kentucky
jockey was supposed to "go
through on the rail' with a long
shot, and nose out the favorite,
ridden by another Kentucky
jockey. When the time came the
rider of the favorite "swerved''
away from the rail.
Jockey Lost Nerve.
But the rider on the long shot
lost his nerve, felt that the space
left for him to go through was
so narrow as to be dangerous
The favorite, in spite of the plan
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
2R POST CLASHES WITH COSTELLO NINE TOMORROW
HANDLER SEES
BANOV|C WIN
TONIGHT

"Joe Banovic's too smart for
Joe knight. I look for 'Bing0
to win by decision at least.
Possibly by a Knockout"
Jersey JONES'" colorful handler
Of Banovic, expressed himself to
this effect today.
Sold on Chances
Completely sold on the chances
Of Banovic, who is scheduled
against Knight in the 10-roun6
feature of Twin City Arenas
fight show tonight, Jones added:
"BingO joe hits just as hard
with a right as knight does
with his left. Furthermore, he
boxes cIeverly.
"Knight's got to get set for
his big punch. BanOvic, bat
tling out Of a weaving crouch,
doesn't. ThatIl be the differ
ence between the winner and
loser"
Backing up the Banovic- Knight
Set-to admirably will be the Semt~
final, one of two SKIES, in which
Cary Wright risks his consecutive
win string Of 18 against Keller
Crawford.
Crowd PIeaSeP
Crawford is a main eventeR
and grand crowd pleaser from
Eastern Shore, Md.
Ray Bailey steps out against
"Big Boy" Smith in the second
six rounder.
Johnny Larkin is matched with
Mickey Ryon and "Satlor" Leon.
ard faces Kelley O'Neill in open.
ing fours.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
BOYS CLUBS TO SWIM

The Northeast Boys Club and
the Boys Club Of Washington
will hold a swimming meet at
Camp Good Will Friday. All
members Of the Northeast Boys
Club interested are requested to
report to Coach Nielsen Of the
Northeast Club before Thursday.
The Washington times., 1933-08-08
ANGLERS GATHER

Washington ID. c. Chapter of
the Izaak Walton League will
meet at the Raleigh Hotel tomor-
row at 8 o'clock. Movies Of the
recent fishing rodeo will be ex-
hibited,
The Washington times., 1933-08-08

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The Washington times., 1933-08-08
WARWICKS CASTING

The Warwicks are after un-
limited games. Phone Ev Lucas
at Atlantic 2310.