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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
BY Joe Williams
1893 Ring Champions Don't Last Long
Sharkey, Jeby and Corbett iii All Failed
Ross May Lose Title Back to Tony

NEW YORK, Aug 12.-One reason there isn't great
deal of interest in championship fights these days
that the champions don't stand up very long Before you
can get to know much about them they knocked off,
Three Of these mushroom
Snakey bted appearance
heavyweight championship
weight champion And Cobe
service as the welterweght champion.
You not excited sentimental
in one fight and disappear the the old champions
lasted longer they completely
cleaned their divisions. There o opposition
Perhaps this indicates the
little question but that most them superior
pons sharkey shakey
legitimate champion decision lifted him
secondrate field Nobody
with the Ketch or the re except to laugh Jimmy McLarnin
and Corbett the Third was stretched out cold
MOTHER champion who
again here month and it's nch that the
same In fact Canzoner is likely the
This another peculiar champions
very few Of them muster popular
me pGe was even money Lou Broulard was to avor
Jeoy He should have been out
against Ross money went
on Ross generally understood
always profitable managers than one
whether this thought influenced the ardor
backed Ross I don't
VERY likely the business gdiaors had this
return bout IN mind all along suppose that Chicago
tending all championship fights The thought behind
II was 10 permit the state matches
fifteen rounds would
have emphasized importance championship but for some
reason they decided repeater is De the
tteenrolnd course There wouldn't promoionaI in
bringing the boys whv they
passed up the hfeen-rounder a Chicago
haven't the slightest doubt that
ana mat Ross simply proved to be par
ticlar occasion But the in the
return match next month am afraid the keptics will
spoken In their sqnawks
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
British Girls in
Final Net Tilt

BIZ United Press
RYE. N. Y, Aug. 12.-For the
third successive year an all-British
final was slated today in the wom-
ems singles of the eastern grass
court tennis tournament, with Eng
lands two top-ranking players
Mary Heeley and Dorothy Round
competing for the title. Miss Round,
diminutive Sunday school teacher.
is favored to win.
In semi-hnals of the mems sim
giles, Clifford Suffer. defending
champion, faced Gregory Mangin.
national indoor champion. and Les
ter Stoefen opposed Sidney B. Wood.
Stoefen Friday eliminated George
Lott of Chicago. Davis cup doubles
star, while Suffer turned back Kari
Klamath of Texas. Wood and Man
gin advanced Thursday.
Keith Gledhill and Ellsworth
Vines, national doubles champions.
were pitted against Lott and Man
gin in the mems doubles final.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Entered in Sunday Regatta

nNE OF the contestants in the
" Ravenswood regatta Sunday
Will be ARIEL Reinking. a local boy.
who has made his name nationally
known in cupboard circles as
record breaker and consistent win
ner. He is holder of the one and
five-mile A class records and the
$4,000 Mcdonald trophy, and also
was national professional champion
and second high point man last
year.
Other drivers such as Joe Venezia.
Bob Jones. Don Steeg. Bill Hunt
and Art Werner. have done much
TO put indianapolis in the outboard
racing spotlight. Most of the above
pilots are entered in the races Sun
day. Entries have been received
from Indiana. Illinois and Ohio.
Ravenswood beach is one mile
above Broad Ripple at Seventy
fifth street and White river and
bus service is available from the end
of the College avenue car line. The
races will begin at 2 p. N. with
class A race for the IS cubic inch
motors. The class B race for the
20 cubic inch motors follows and
then the Glass c. 80 cubic inch race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
GRAPPLER is
WINNER OVER BURRIS

Taking the two final falls. Chief
Little Wolf, Oklahoma Indian.
avenged recent defeat by conquer
ing Harry Burris in the feature mat
event at South Meridian arena FIJI
day night. Burris took the first fall
IN sixteen minutes with a deadlock
and top body spin. but the Indian
took the second in twenty-five min
utes with deadlock and the third
IN eight minutes with a slam and
body spin.
Walter Hickman pinned George
Specie IN sixteen minutes, Bob Will
helm took two falls out of three
from Johnny Clifford and Flovd
Byrd and Joe Hollander went thirty
minutes TO no fall in other events
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
WILLARD ENTRIES CLOSE

Entries close tonight in the mems
singles and doubles divisions of the
Willard park tennis tourney. which
opens Monday Entries in women's
junior and boys classes will close
later. Dutch Thompson in accepting
entries at Irvington 1860 after 6 D. m.
and at the park.
Herb Fisher, Indianapolis Athletic
CLUB instructor, is the latest CITY
star to enter the event and several
otners are expected before the dead
ilne. Carl Shade. Fall Creek cham
plon; Jimmy Carroll of Willard and
MURRAY Dulberger of Fall Creek are
tophotchers entered in boys play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Sarazen Battles Farrell,
Hines Faces Coggin in Pc. A.

He was four up after the morning
eighteen.
Goggin advanced by conquering
Paul Runyan, the diminutive White
Plains IN. " SHOEMAKER. and 5.
The winner had five brides on his
morning round and was in front.
three up. at the halfway mark. His
play in this tourney, his first ma
ttonal event, has been spectacular
throughout.
Big Ed Dudley never had chance
against Sarazen, the stocky little
New York Italian being three up
at the halfway mark and winning
and 5.
Farrell disposed of Johnny Golden
in the closest match Friday, 5 and
4. Farrell was one up at lunch time,
but stepped out on the first nine of
the afternoon round to build up his
winning margin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12

League lead to four full games over
the idle New York Yankees. Boston
had a Al lead when Henry johnson
was removed from the mound for a
pinch-hitter in the eighth, but his
successors, Pipgras, Brown, Andrews
and WEIGH were showed under. Six
pitchers worked for Washington.
Alvin Crowder getting credit for his
eighteenth win of the season.
Detroit tied the American League
record for five double plays in one
game, but lost to Chicago. 2 to 0.
when Ted Lyons allowed only seven
scattered hits. shading Fred Mar
berry in a tight pitching duel. Mar
berry. who also allowed seven safe
ties, weakened in the seventh when
a double, triple and single resulted
IN two runs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
City Swim News

Y. M. C. A. swimming team will
meet the Longacre squad in Long
acre pool on the south side Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Immediately after the meet the Riviera
polo team Will play the Longacre splashers
me Riviera PLAYERS finished second in the
recent CITY water polo tournament They
WI nave IN their lineup SUNDAY. Bud
HOOK. Bob zaiser. Henry Churchman and
John Moore
TO close the program the Rhodius girls
swimming team will plav a water polo
game against the LonRacre girls team
A city swimming meet will be held at
Garfeld park swimming pool SUNDAY aft
ernoon. II will be held under the auspices
OF the city recreation department and the
American Red Cross. There will be events
Tor bows and girls. including diving and re-
lay races The team championship is ex-
pected to go 10 Rhodius or Westlake The
meet VIII start at p. m.
meet between a group Of INDIANAPOLIS
swimmers and all-Bloomington team
will be held tonight III the Broad Ripple
pool. The events will he the So 100 $50
and Howard frce-Stvle races. I5O-yard
back stroke. Coward breast stroke 400
ward free style relay. 1G-foot diving and
the S0N-yard medley relay. Action will start
Fl 100 p. m. Bloomington holds one win
over indianapolis.
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@1(SSSSS S..'st&{{

A FIELD of sixty-two advance
L n entries for the semi-final tour
nament of the Indianapolis Wom-
ems Golf Association at Broadmoor
Monday was paired by Mrs. E. Will
liam Lee. president, today. The
players will be paced by Miss Eliza
beth Dunn, city champion. who will
be playing her first tournament as
an entrant from Highland. Miss
Dunn and Dorothy Ellis of Meridian
Hills, who was runner-up for the
city title this year. will leave the
first tee at $50 and the other two
somes will follow at five-minute in
tervals.
Mrs. Lee announced she would not nIaY
in this event and would devote all her
time to starting the PLAYERS and that late
entries would be accepted at the first tee
dondav. As mans PLAYERS as desire can
start at No. 10 tee before the leaders re;
around 10 that poirt. she said.
There will he gross and net score prizes
and the distance will be eighteen holes
The windup tournament Of the season will
be PLAYED a: indianapolis Country Club on
Sept. 12.
The pairings follows:
Miss Elizabeth Dunn III and Miss
Dorothy Ellis NH
Mrs c. A. Jaoua H and Miss Mary
Miss Harriet Randall PR and Mrs.
B. c. Stevenson NH
Mrs c. Il. Mccaskey H and Mrs. L
Mrs, Harrison Bennett II, and Mrs.
Mrs 4. 4. Mcclamroch III and Mrs.
Samuel GoldStein fBl
Mrs. Ben Olsen H and Mrs. George
Miss Josephine oBrien III and Miss
Lillian Rees fWBl
Mrs. Paul Brown H and Mrs. ROY Van
Horn III.
Miss crabelle Davidson tAl and Miss
Margaret Rees fWBl
Mrs. Ralph Flood NH and Mrs z A
Mrs ". H. Bridges "a and Mrs. David
Ms S. E. Fens,srmsker III and Mrs.
W. Borinstein b.
Mrs. Prank Olive NH and-Mrs Phillip
Mrs. william Hutchinson IA and Mrs.
Mrs. j. W. Rawlings PR and Mrs.
Robert Degf1am sICCl.
Mrs. James Bingham uccl and Mrs.
william BookwRlter (Al.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Cubs Rap Bucs to Take Second
Place; Mats Increase A. L. Lead

combined four singles. a double and
wild pitch for their rally: French.
Hoyt, Chagnon and Harris allowed
Chicago eleven hits. Guy Bush held
the Pirates scoreless until the ninth.
when Gus Suhr hit home run with
Pie Traynor on base.
st. Louis downed Cincinnati 8
to D. Pepper Martin and Ernie Or
SAITH led the Cardinal attack with
four hits in four tries each. The
Reds made twelve safeties off Vance.
Hallahan and Dean.
Smashing from behind with a six
run burst in the ninth. Washington
beat Boston's Red Sox. 8 to 4 ex-
tending the Senators American
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
X. c. Blues Unpack at
Stadium for 3 Games
Single Tilt Tonight and Twin Bill Sunday Afternoon Will
Close Home Stand: Indians Go Down Before
PreSSneIl Friday Might a to /.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

with the Kansas City tonight ard
Sunday afternoon will wind the
dams week the Tribesters will their
The journey will be long and will include
the league starting at St Paul Tuesday and closing Louisville
Paul Minneapolis Co
lumbus Louisville will
Tribe
Columbus Toledo A
TO- The Hooers fourth place
of holding
tilt with the Milwaukee Brewers here Friday to
held
the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
City Title
Series Set
Diamond League Flag Win
nerS Open Championship
Play Aug. 19.

Seven league title winners will
open battle for the Indianapolis
amateur diamond championship at
Perry stadium next Saturday. with
the cup winner to. represent the city
in the national tourney at Pitts
bgurh in September.
The annual title series. sponsored
by the indianapolis Amateur Base
ball Association. Will include Folks
MIX, Capitol City League winner:
Lux Laundry, COOPERATIVE League
champion. Hercules Of the Com
mercial League; De Molays Of the
Sunday School League: Riverside
A. A, unbeaten in the Em-Roe
Senior League. and Forester Cubs
Of the Em-Roe Junior League. In
dianapolis Braves and 3rightwood
Merchants tangled today TO decide
the Big Six League winner TO play
in the tourney
Double Header on Bill
A double header will be PLAYED at
Perry stadium next Saturday. the
competing teams to be selected
Monday night at a meeting Of the
l. A. B. A.. when drawings will be
made at % South Delaware street.
The stadium games will be for the
benefit of the Sunshine Mission
milk fund and the !. A. 3. A.. to
help defray expenses of the cham
pions to Pittsburgh.
At the present time, the I. A. B. a.
which promotes the weekly league
battles free of admission on city
park diamonds. is unable TO send the
amateur champions to Pittsburgh.
according TO F. Earl Geider. asso-
citation secretary, but the association
hopes TO raise enough funds in the
stadium benefit games to sponsor
the trip.
Field Evenly Matched
Although the city series plans are
not complete, Saturday league
champions probably will meet in ono
bracket and Sunday league winners
in the other the survivors playing
for the title.
The current amateur season has
been one of the most successful in
season. All league races have been
close and the rivals in the title series
appear evenly matched. Riverside
A. A. is the defending champion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Friday Fight Results

At PATERSON. N J-vince Dundee.
20 Bslleville. n. J.. stoned Danny Devln
lSA Allentown. Pa. 81. Carl DIVA. las
Paterson. defeated Johnny Ferriol. $50.
Newark. n. j.. s..
AT HOLLYWOOD Star Frisco IFS. Cali
lornia. won on foul from Joe Tieken liz
Toxic. ~: Billy Papke Jr. ies. drew
with frankie Estrada. ia. a.
At SAN F.RANcIsco--Young Pancho.
lis Manila. drew with Gene Bianco. H.
Boston. tl0': Dynamite Jackson 207. Los
Angeles. knocked out Leo Mitchell lo5
Long Beach. -: George Hansford. 1876
HOLLYWOOD. technically Knocked out Vidal
Gregoria. 1874. Spain 81.
AT STOCKTON. cal-Little Dempsey
l23. Manila. decisioned Harry Fierro. i2i
Chicago. 100.
AT HARTFORD Conn-Eddie fITn-
known winston. Hartford Negro heavv-
weight. stopped Marty Fox OF New York
in the sixth round.
AT WILMINGTON. Del.-Billv Wallace
Cleveland Junior velter decisioned Paols
Villa OF New York in eight rounds
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Soft Ball Tourney Notes

The internationally AIl-starS tro-.a
lV-to-t yictorY over Indiana National banE
II ElFerstee N the opening second-rolnd
game OF the city softbau Tournament Tra
lesd changed several times carl wartf1
renewed Joe Mack in the boz Tor ne 80
lerniy BOYS n The fourth inning ara IA
we i2lloWinz frame. Case retired in r. 20
Of o Connor for the bankers Ivon- g.
ce5iis,ss ~. heieer featured IN the hitting.
correcting Two nome runs and single '
We grounds al Ellenberger POSTPONED
ne o'hr5 contest eardeo Brlgh;wo5d a
G fs. Rlfol Theafer Tho rrscbe,l,,feS
date ior the first half OF next veek viu bs
announced o. the tournament Commits
Two games are or the program for MN
aaF a. 9s5 p. m bringing tovefher
gFannda Iheafer. winners OF the reiefire
Hour post-season series and Union Cor.
yseFatlonal champs Of the Intercify
League. az Riverside: Blsest Recrea.ie,
Parlor and Keystone A al pile 80, -
The four emi-fnallsts ii The city serss,
VII represent Indianapolis IN the state
10 81 -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
DETROIT PRINTER CHAMP

BIZ Times Special
DETROIT, Aug. 12-Detroit to-
day held the union printers base
naIl championship. defeating New
York in the championship battle
friday-a thrilling eleven inning
tussle. which ended II to 10.
Washington, defending champion
for the ninth time in twelve wears.
was eliminated in semi-f1nal bat
tie Friday by New York, IA 10 4.
In the title tilt, Detroit scored two
runs in the ninth 10 knot the count.
New York took the lead in the
eleventh with two markers. but De-
troit came back in its half of the
inning to score three.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12

BIZ United Press
WAUWATSO. Wis, Aug. 12.-The
battle for the National Professional
Golfers championship today was
down to four players-two veterans
of the fairways, Gene Sarazen, Mi
ami Beach. Cal. and Johnny Farrell,
Mamaroneck, N. Y, and two players
making their first bid for national
recognition, Jimmy Hines, Great
River, L. l., and Willie Goggin,
Selada Beach. Cal.
In the thirty-six-hole semi finals
today, Hines met Goggin. and Sara
zen played Farrell. Goggin and Sar-
azen were favored TO meet in Sun
days final for the title.
Hines, who shared medal honors
with Mortie Dutra. turned in
major upset Friday when he trouced
Tom Creavy. young Albany IN. "
star and 1881 champion, and g..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Robinson Is
Van Vie Foe

BIZ United Press
OAK PARK. Ill. Aug. 12.-Miss
Virginia Van VIE, women's national
golf champion, met young Lucille
Robinson, Iowa collegiate star, for
the womens western championship
over the Oak Park Country Club
course here today.
Miss Van Vie Friday won her
semi-final match by defeating Miss
Elizabeth Abbott, Los Angeles, and
5. She finished the first nine with
three brides for SO. and the thir-
teen holes with an even par. Miss
Abbott, former Indianapolis star,
was in constant difficulty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Young Net Stars
Clash in Finals

BIZ JHifcd Press
CULVER, Ind, Aug. 12-First and
second seeded players in both divi-
sions of the national boys and
junior tennis championships. all
Californians, met today in the final
matches.
In the Junior division, Gene Mako
OF Los Angeles. runner-up in last
years tournament, opposed Donald
Bulge, Oakland, Cal. Mako kept up
his terrific pace Friday by beating
George Ball, FL Paso, Tex, Ga. 60
while Bulge outstroked Jay Cohn
Chicago city titleholder Ga. Ga.
In the boys division. Robert Riggs
OF Los Angeles, and Robert Harmon
OF Oakland, were matched for the
title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Salem Races
Close Today

By Times Special
SALEM, N. H., Aug. i2.-Rocking-
ham Parks Grand Circuit harness
racing program closes today with a
twelve-race card of purse events.
Topsy Hanover, fillv from the
Hanover farm, equaled the seasons
record for 3-year-old trotters bv
winning the second heat of the
$1,000 stake in 2:04, featuring the
program Friday. This event went
the limit of four heats. with Ben
White driving Taffy Volo to wins
in the third and fourth heats after
placing third in each Of the first
two. Calumet Desmond won the
first heat.
In the opening event for 2:17
trotters. long shot came through
Traveller taking the first and third
heats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Title Races on
Garden Program,

First of three races for the In
diana dirt track championship will
DC held at Walnut Gardens Sunday
at 2:30. Five events are on the
program, including three five -milers
a consolation test and the feature.
The point system will be used in
determining the Hoosier champion.
who will receive a silver cup from
G. E. Moneymaker, Gardens man
ager, as well as cash and merchan-
disc prizes. The other races will
be held Sept. 3 and II. Among the
prominent drivers entered are:
Harry MacQuinn. Tommy THOMPSON
Tony Walls. Everett Rice. Charles Hen
drichs. H. Schlosser. Wesley Sacgesser.
Louis Brown. Red Bradley. Les Adair. Les
Cundan, Johnny Rogers. Everett Rogers
Everett SAVIOR and Jimmie Brown
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12

st. Pats will play Y NJ s. in a double
header at Garfield Sunday afternoon
with first game action starting at 2 D. m
Becker, Williams. Peele and Burkert, who
starred in last weeks victory. again will
be in the St. Pats lineup.
Inland Ice and Coal nine will play at
Henryvile Sunday. but have Aug 20 and
q open. Call L. 1902. or write 602 South
Capitoi avenue. indianapolis.
Highland A. C. will meet South Side
Cubs az p. M. and Midway Filters at 3
D. m. Sunday at Riverside O.
indianapolis Turner's will play Fill
more sunday in a return game ana n
DIE crowd Is expected Turner's will leave
the usual place at ~ 30. For games with
Turner's. write Forest Henderson, 1921
North Rural street.
RAYMOND Street Orioles will practice
AZ Garfield No. today at 4 30. Follow
ing players report OFT Mattox. Kincaid
Poppaw. Bowers. Kelso Hall. Smith and
B. Dransheld. Tryouts also report orioles
wiH play Castleton Merchants at Castle
ton Sunday.
West Side Chevrolets will leave Sunday
from 1882 Bellefonta.ne street az II 30
for their game with Lebanon Merchants
Chevies Will use Reynolds on the mound
with Chandler or Zigler behind the plate
State mines wanting games with Chevies
write william Rider. 1892 Bellefontaine
street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12

The Trlbesmen copped the Sc
ries. however. three games TO two.
and hope to grab at least two from
the Kawtown Blues before they hit
the trail. The opener with Kansas
City tonight will begin at BIS and
the Sunday afternoon double header
at 2 o'clock.
Two Tribe Doubles
Pete Daglia was the Tribe start
ing hurler Friday night and he was
outpitched by the Cream City fling
er, allowing eleven hits. A double by
Pressnell, walk to Kubek and
single by Marquardt got the Brew
ers one tally in the third. The con-
test was tied in the fourth when
Pete Chapman lined double to left
center and Frank Sigafoos whiStled
a two-base blow to the same spot.
"Siggie" was left on third. how
ever, after advancing on Vineyards
deep fly.
In the sixth the Brewers broke
loose with a cluster OF four hits
good for two markers, and in the
seventh Kubek doubled after one
away, stole second and scored on
Koehler's double. There was no
further run-making.
Pressnell Tightens
The last hit obtained off Press
nell was a single by Layne in the
fifth, and he was doubled up with
Lee. Thereafter, the home nine
was retired in one, two, three order.
Angley batted for Daglia in the
eighth and struck out, and AL Butz-
berger closed on the mound for the
Indians in the ninth, allowing one
hit and walk.
Attendance Friday was about
5000. The fans are pulling hard
for the Tribe to finish at least
fourth, which pays 5000 to each
player under the bonus system.
Third place pays s400 and it's good
guess the Hoosiers will keep hust-
ling and try hard for that berth
despite the fact they will be in
enemy camps the greater part of the
waning days.
AS a matter of fact, second place
Is within reach of the locals. Millers
and Saints were tied today for che
runner-up position to the league
leading Columbus Red Birds.
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BY JACK CUDDY
United Press Stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Threaten-
ing 10 repeat for the National
League pennant. the Chicago Cubs
held second place today after wrest-
ing the position from Pittsburgh
with an 8-to-2 victory. their seventh
win in eight starts. Friday.
A f1ve-run squirt in the fifth
clinched the contest for the Cubs.
enabling them to top the Pirates by
half game. They now are three
and half games behind the New
York Giants.
Larry French was sent to the
showers in the fifth when the Cubs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
Cubs Obtain
Coast Star

BIZ Timcs Special
CHICAGO. Aug. 12-Adolph Ca
MILL, star first baseman of the Sac
ramento Coast League club. has
been purchased by the Chicago Cubs
at a reported price of $4,000.
Camilli is a husky youth who bats
and throws left-handed He batted
.3O8 in 1877 games last year and is
among the leading hitters this wear.
His 1882 fielding average was .99l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
NacturOff, SteinbOrn Match
Bear Hugs in Arena Mat Go

A pair of newcomes will make
their bow to local heavyweight
wrestling fans at Sports Arena
Monday night. One of them is
Ivan Vacturoff. the 230-pound Rus
sian giant. who will match bear
hugs with Milo Steinborn, popular
German strong man, who will enter
the ring at DDS pounds. These
"bone-crushers' tangle in the semi