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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-21
OFF The Blackboard
BY VERN BOXELL

promise. Probably the outstanding event is
scheduled for Anderson Wednesday night
when Glenn Curtis takes his MartinsviIle
Everett Cases Indians.
On Friday night, Curtis and the Ar
tesians head for Vincennes where the
Alices of John Adams hope to repeat an
early season triumph.
Another old rivalry will be settled at
Logansport. where the Berries and Frank
fort get together again. The Logans are
one up now. Greencasue tackles JEFF of
Lafayette on the home court. Bloomington
goes to Shelbyville, Alexandria hops the
RATHER to Jacksonville Richmond will see
what it can do about Bedford, Conners-
vile will try TO play in Newcastle's gym.
Marion staggers O-e rtO Muncie. Rash
vile and Franklin, consistent losers. get
together at the latter place, and Seymour
invades Columbus in the only other games
of importance FRIDAY night
Il
Shortridge's game with Washing
ton Friday night, shifted to Butler
heldhouse, is the best on the local
program. Chalk up another one for
the Blue Devils.
And Saturday, Kokomo comes to
Tech. Chalk up another one for
Tech.
Drop around some time Thurs
day. Blackboard has a secret to tell
you. We're picking -.
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GORILLA JONES' the Akron O) Negro who is the
~ Boxing
is
pugist punch Gorilla
trades gloves Rosy tonight.
he plans the punching year
before absorb too much punishment walking
heels
IT'S when winning" Gorilla
follow n
chalengers
of his title bouts with
mddleWeght champ, with
the B. world champ After that strenuous think
The Gorilla Memphis Tenn, May
Batting
and the heat according
fixed the Babe spring the
Cubs this year.
Babe Ruhs
with the Yankees
collect
golf Florida
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Sir Malcolm's Request for
Record Run Today Is Denied

his request that the racing course
be tagged and timing traps be
readied, met with refusal by both
Daytona Beach and A A. A. Of
ficials.
The officials said they were inter-
ested in Campbell's neck even if he
was not, and to allow him to run on
the beach in its present condition
would be nothing less than send
ing him to death.
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Jones and
Baker Mix
Gorilla and Rosy Feature
TomIinSon Hall FiStic
Bill Tonight.
THE COMPLETE CARD


Gorilla Jones. n. b. A. American middle
weight champion Akron. c., VS.. Rosy
Kid Baker, Anderson; 10 rounds, at ISL
Do~7de (non-titlel.
indianapolis; rounds, at 1s5 POUNDS.
Sammy Price, Benton Harbor VS. Raw
Drake, indianapolis; rounds, at I45
A Holden, Boston. vs.. Jack Malone,
indianapolis: rounds, at 135 pounds.
Kid Carson: indianapolis, vs.. Jimmy
shannon, indianapolis; 4 rounds, at 1870
pounds.
Going under the theory that In
dianapolis fight fans will turn out in
large numbers if you give them a
run for their money, the Washing
ton A. c. will present a f1stic bill
at Tomlinson hall tonight which is
considered one of the best offered
here this winter.
Gorilla Jones, N. B. A. ranking
American mi6dleweight champion,
is the featured attraction. He will
trade punches with the hard punch
ing Rosy kid Baker of Anderson.
Following light workouts Monday,
the Akron co. Negro flash said: Il
respect the punching ability of this
young fellow Baker, but my ex-
perience will be too much for him.
1 should stop him the same as I did
Kid Slaughter early this month"
Bakers version was: Il know
Jones is tough, but I'm not bit
afraid Of him and know that if I
connect he is going to feel some
thing. I welcome a chance at the
champion"
The opening prelim vii start at
$3.50.
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CINCY SWIMM ERS HERE

The University of Cincinnati
swimming team and indianapolis Y.
M. G. A, will clash at the local pool
at tonight.
Red Woodwork, former all-Amer-
lea football player and member of
Northwestern university's national
championship swimming team, /.
the coach Of the Cincinnati squad
He has a team that has won nine
meets with college and athletic
clubs in Ohio and Kentucky this
season, losing only to Ohio State
Eight events are on tonight's card.
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. Down The Alleys o
WITH LEFTY LEE -

thew recorded a triple win over the. Re-
formed No. team. Syringe opened his
series with a 258 count and -totalled the
Ola and Link 602.
The Optimist League rolled their session
at Pritchetts. and as usual. Jess Pritchett
led the field. scoring 687 with a 257 opener.
McNeelev had 627 and Darnaby 60s.
Dav and Miller starred during the Trans
portation League play at Pritchetts. with
totals Ct SIS and SOC, These bowleTs are
led this team to a finish of 1913.
F. Schneider and A.. Menges fought 1t
out for top honorS in the Evangelical
League. the former winning. 628 to 62l.
Indianapolis Automotive League bowlers
watched Lorton and Millington walk away
from the field during this loops play on
the Antler drives, with totals Of ga and
6S7. Wilmington had games of 257 and 30
to start, but stopped at 40 in his maj
try.
Frank Callahan, the supervisor of pin
proud of his boys ability to get the wood
when they need it. After trailing the Oef-
tering Specials at the end Of the second
he mac oSSf by o9 ms srs Of over s loo pin
And don't think the losers were, set-ups.
as they had Wuensch; seyfried Kieter
will have a chance for revenge at later
date when these teams roll return match
on the Fountain Square alleys.
The usual good scoring appeared during
the South Side Business Mems play on
the Fountain Square alleys. Wheeler show
ing his heels with a total of 7l6 on games
of 226 249 and 243. Hornbeck rolled 656;
Pierson $50; Wilmoth, 6Sl; Lang, 627, and
Arnold 602.
H. O'Conner led the Citizens Motor Car
team to triple win over Kelly Builders
during the st. Joan Of Arc session Up
$50 on games Of 2l6 eos and 245.
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and
|. !. Shine
BoiIermakerS Upset Purple:
Crimson Bumps
Badgers.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Feb. PA
sensational last half rally after
trailing Is to Is at rest time, gave
Purdue a 42-to-40 triumph over
Northwestern in a Big Ten hard.
wood classic here Monday night
Culver sank three out of four long
shots to pace the first half Purple
rally. Dutch Fehring. easily the
standout performer of the game, led
the Boilermakers in their second
period squirt which finally caught
the Wildcats at Stall.
Behring's accurate passing. and
the fine floor work and shooting of
Cotton, Shaver and Parmenter en-
abled the Boilermakers to turn in
their best performance of the Big
Ten campaign.
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T. ARLHAM'S Quakers justly are
L. proud of that twenty-one-
game winning streak, but they're
still short by sixteen of the re-
markable thirty-seven-g game string
turned in by Wabash way back
when"
During the 19o7-O8 campaign, the
Little Giants won twenty -four sched-
uled games without a setback. Pre-
vious victories in 19O6-O7. and later
wins in 10000 boosted the Scarlet
total to thirty-seven before Notre
Dame checked the string.
Wabash won sixteen in a row in
1905-06, but Purdue halted this run
with a % to 81 win. the only ,oss
suffered by the Scarlet in that cam
paign.
During the 1906-O7 season Wabash
lost only two games-both to Craw-
louisville high school, Two of the
warriors who played with that high
school team, and also were mem
bers of the Notre Dame team which
halted the great Wabash record
were Pete Vaughan, present Wabash
coach, and bud Maloney.
Ralph Jones coached the Little
Giants in those record-making days
Later he went to Purdue. and now
he coaches the Chicago Bears, pro-
fessional football team.
One of Jones best pupils was
Piggy Lambert, now Purdue coach,
who passed on Jones mastery to
Blair Gulion, Earlham coach. Which
should mean something.
q
If another cold speN hits SheIbyville.
there's one good and faithful citizen who
will he forced to remain indoors. Preceding
the ShelbyviIle- Tech game last week, he
wagered SIS and his overcoat against
two big ten spots held by a Tech hacker
that the Mackmen would finish in front
Shelby lost. The Salvation Army got
good overcoat. and the Tech hacker
pocketeu the SIS.
NNCE upon a team there we're
" two Irishmen-and they both
will be at Cathedral next Friday
when the sixth annual Indiana
Catholic high school basketball
tourney gets under way.
Eleven teams are entered in the
race this year. and as a whole, the
field is the strongest in many sea-
sons.
Cathedral is seeking its fourth
crown. and the boys in the know say
Joe Dienhart's warriors will romp
home in front again this year.
Ten Cathedral FASTENERS we're
named to the tourney squad Mon
day by Dienhart. They are E.
OConnor, J. O'Connor. w. Conner.
Collier Barnhorst, Broderick. Ship.
Theobold. RohyanS and Carson.
There they are-the championsl
u
It's all over now but the shouting. Near
" 500 Hoosier prep anintets viii wind nm
their schedules this week. Mr.. A. L. Tres
ter and the newspaper bows get together
Friday % draw the sectional and regional
schedules ard enc week later, the fun
starts.
This weeks schedule offers little Of
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EUansuiLLe FIUe
Bows to Wabash
RU Tin, 90 SnecinL

By Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Feb
21-Playing without the services of
Berns, star center, Wabash college
cagers dropped Evansville, 80 to Is,
here Monday night.
Leading 10 to 9 at half time,
Wabash spurted at the start of the
second period and piled up 26 to
10 advantage. Mason, shifted from
guard to center, and Oren led the
winners attack.
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By United Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb. 81.
three weeks at Daytona
Beach, Sir Malcolm Campbell, Bri-
tain's knight of speed, was no near
ear his goal Of a new land speed
record today than he was the day
he left England.
If he had had his own way, Camp
bell would have taken a shot at
the record today. But his plans
were squelched Monday night when
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FLORIDA MAT COACH
ON ARMORY PROGRAM

Leo Donoghue, University of
Florida coach and claimant of the
worlds junior middlewight title, will
make his local wrestling debut on
Friday night at the Armory. He
has been signed by matchmaker
Jay Gardner to oppose Emil Firpo.
Argentine middleweight, in one of
the feature trays on the weekly bill
Of five events.
Two other grapplers have been sioned
for action against foes to be named Thev
are Chief Little Wolf. sturdy Oklahoma
Indian light heavyweight and Pete
Demetrof. Bulgarian junior middleweight
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NOtre Dame
Grabs Sixth
By United Press

By United Press
CLEVELAND, Feb. 21.-Notre
Dame won its sixth consecutive bas-
ket fray here Monday night by de-
feating Western Reserve, 40 to IS.
The Irish led until a late rally by
the Reserves tied the count at 34-all
with only two minutes to play.
Then foul shot and two baskets
by Joe Voegle gave Notre Dame
the t1ve-point victory.
Notre Dame 400. West. Reserve (95l.
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81 Amateurs Left In
Golden Gloves Classic

Thirty-seven amateur boxers re-
main on the eligible list in The
Times-Legion Golden Gloves tour
ney and the last of the preliminary
examinations as we'll as semi finals
and finals will be staged at Tom
linson hall Thursday. Starting time
has been advanced to 1880 p. m. to
complete some early matches that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-21

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Ohio State
is two-thirds of the way through
the arduous Western Conference
basketball race, and thus far the
Buckeyes have a clean record of
eight victories against Big Ten OPP
ponentS.
Ohio State defeated Iowa Mon
day night at Columbus, 80 to %, to
dispose of one of the major threats
to the Buckeyes titular hopes. At
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Weller TITLE SCRAP
MAY DRAW $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.-A
last minute rush for tickets today
indicated a probable $4,000 gate for
the ten-round title bout between
Young Corbett and Jackie Fields,
world welterweight champion, at
Seals stadium here Wednesday.
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MAT TOURNEY AT |. U.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. I'll
Indiana university will be host this
Weekend 10 the annual state high
school wrestling meet. Entries have
been received from nine schools and
more are expected within the next
two days. Nearly two hundred boys
IRE expected to compete
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SHAW WHIPS JADICK,
COPS FISTIC CROWN

By United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 81. =
Battling Shaw of Mexico won the
worlds junior welterweight title
from Johnny Jadick of Philadelphia
Monday night in decisive ten
round bout.
1t was an unexpected victory ia
dick won the title from Tony Can
zoneri on Jan. 10, 1892
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-21

THIRTY points in one game
l. that's the Missouri Valley rec
orc tackled up last week by Will
lard Schmidt, towering Creighton
center who will lead the Bluejays
into action here against Butler at
the field house Wednesday night.
Creighton and Butler are tied
for the Valley lead with seven
wins and one defeat each. The
Bulldogs bowed to the defending
champions in their first meeting.
IS to 25-their only loss in their
last thirteen starts.
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- -
Roebuck five, led by
Vincent Bisesi, for
mer Danville Nor
NAL star, tackles
the flashy Flanner-
Buchanan t e a m ,
unbeaten this sea-
son, at 8 tonight,
and U. S. Tires tan
gle with st. Philip
A. G. at 8::45.
Hickory Adams is
one of the stars of
the Tire squad
which rece n thy
n 0 S e d out the
Saints in a thriller.
-
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DE PAUW QUINTET is
WINNER OVER MIAMI

BIZ Times Special
OXFORD, O.. Feb. 21.-With Eu-
bank, Isley and Smith leading the
attack, De Paw crushed Miami U.
cagers here Monday night, Al to 25
1t was the eleventh consecutive loss
for the Buckeye five.
De Paw led Is to 5 after slow
first half. Eubank got thirteen
points, Isley twelve and smith nine.
Woodburn and Mossteller starred for
Miami.
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By Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Feb q
Indiana gained an even break
IN the Big Ten standings by thump-
ing Minnesota here Monday. IS to
20. 1t was the HoosierS' fourth con-
ference win in eight starts.
Accurate shooting by Hodson and
Kehrt featured the HooSier ATTACK.
each scoring five field goals. In
diana led, 10 to 16, at half slime,
and stepped out in the final period
Ahoiana 20 Minnesota t25l
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American Legion,
which is supervis-
ing the event, is
confident all bouts
will be disposed
Of Thursday and
the medals will be
awarded winners
and runners up
after the last
m a t C h Of the
night. Gold e n
glove medals will
go to the eight
champs and silver
to the runnerS-up.
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FIVE REDS SIGN UP

By Times Special
CINCINNATI, Feb. 81. - Chick
Hafey, veteran -outfielder and hard
hitter, was among five players to
accept Clncy Red contracts Monday
night. Others were Harry Rice,
outfelder; Otto Bluege, infielder,
and Rollie Hsmsley ana Clyde
Manion, catchers.
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His Left Jab Fastest

DOCKING experts agree that the
ID fastest left jab in the beak-
busting game belongs to Midget
Wolgast, speedy fiyweight. He's rec
ognized in some states as champion,
and hopes to fight Jackie Brown,
British champion, next month for
the worlds title.
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BLUES GET BRENZEL

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 21.-Bin
Brenzel, yong catcher who was pur-
chased by the Pittsburgh Pirates in
1881 from the Missions of the Coast
League for sS5.CO0. was turned over
10 Kansas City Of the American AS
ISOLATION by the BUGS Monday to
complete payment for pitcher Hal
Smith. )
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JUNE, LEFTY TO MARRY

Gomez and Musical Comedy Star
Will Wed Sunday.
By Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Vernon
Oefty) Gomez, New York Yankees
southpaw ace pitcher, and pretty
little June ODea, musical comedy
star, will be married Sunday, they
said today.
They took out marriage license
Monday. Their engagement was an
nounced several months ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-21

This years meet of the Tri-State Print
craft tournament, at Cleveland resulted
in failure for the local entrants insofar
as Championships were concerned. the
Times Press Final Edition team of Akron.
o. capturing the team event with total
of 2.344. Shannaberger and Ashton of
Akron. won the doubles with a record
total of 1864; G. Drollinger, Fit. Wayne
the singles on 672 and Shannaberger
Akron the all-events title with a record
total Of 1878 Ashton. his teammate, also
went big over the nine-game route, tax
ing runner-up honorS with total of
1857. Lesser prizes won by indianapolis
entrants
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ATTACKS IN NET ACTION

Crispus Attacks cagers wind up
their home cage campaign tonight.
opposing O'Hara Sans, local in
dependent quintet. The local Negro
high school concludes its schedule
at Louisville next week.
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Net Senei-FindLs
on,Card Tonight

Semi-f1nal tits in the city indie
pendent cage tourney will be played
at Pennsy gym tonight, with the
championship battle carded for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-21
DANyHLE ENDS SEASON

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. IL
Central Normal of Danville, with
eleven victories in fourteen starts,
ends its 1888 cage campaign here to-
night battling Indiana State Teach
ers in a rivalry fray.
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SOX SIGN AUSTIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-President
LOUIS j. Comiskey of the Chicago
White Sox announced today the
signing of Jimmy Austin as a
coach.
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were not run off in the two pre-
vious meets.
The Bruce Robson Post of the
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NY tt1IN
Joan of Arc meet in a preliminary
fray at 7:15 tonight.
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Mrs. Lorenz Wiesman s member OF the
local Heidenreich Florists Laoies team. put
the Hoosier Capitol on the map during the
CHICAGO American WomenS tournament IN
Chicago. bv rolling series of 526 SIS and
$40 a total OF 1881 10 take first place in
me ansVentS, MIS- Mie S6I,s9 had only
her singles her games being 1876 1877 and
1877 which placed her second TO Mrs
field with a total Of $50 In team play
the Hiedenreich girls were of form with
the exception of Wiesman, and they only
scored 2.230.
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mi'n each D gals. of our
EPerfect Gas at 16.4c-or on.
~ gals. of Blue Streak at
= 19.4c.
n These are GIeason's Home
n Made Pies, Famous Since 1878o'
and retail at SOC apiece. TheseI
sare full size-nine-inch pies.
Gleasons will supply us With
600 Cherry Pies Wednesdav-at
the rate Of so an hour. beginning
nat A. M. and up until midnite
N We want you in early-we canI
mot supply more than 1000 pies
and it viii be a case of irstI
come, first served.
H The treat is on us-"We canI
~not tell a lie"-the finest Cherry
HPle you ever ate-and the best
gasoline at the price.
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It's all over now but the shouting. Near
" 500 Hoosier prep anintets viii wind nm
their schedules this week. Mr. A. L. Tres
ter and the newspaper bows get together
Friday % draw the sectional and regional
schedules ard one week later. the fun
starts.
This weeks schedule offers little Of
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SINGLES EVENT
Class b

IN The au-events F. Schleimer took
fourth place with a total Of 1895 ana
John Fehr tenth place with a score Of
1907.
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The fourth annual Delaware Recreation
fve-man handicap tournament VIII open
Feb IS and continue Feb. 26. March
and March s. An entry fee Of SIS for each
inc extra. A guarantee OF 5000 has been
posted for the winner Of this annual
feature All entries should be sent 10
street
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Pritchett's Recreation Rllevs will feature
a $50 scratch doubles on their drives Sat-
urCav ana SUNDAY This class OF play is
proving popular and large entry is eX-
pcc.ea.
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Hodges Gillespie and Dsvvv forced 70
the front during the American Legion SER
IL on the Hotel Autler drives. with to.alS
OF 584 SSS and SIC in the order named
count
TIE Ethvl and Fire Chief teams OF the
Indian Refining League won two games
from Weyfrse and Marfak. as Crackprooi
wen all three from Crernlite.
The Second R-fc -med team OF the Re-
: To- med Church League had Bud and Augie
SEQ n rolling totals OF $50 and 6l6 and
Evening star., 1933-08-01

CHICAGO. August / R-Wheat. No.
red 93s4: No ! hard, q4l,ag5; No.
yellow, hard. 93h; No. / mixed. g3ts
corn. No. . mixed, 30; No. yellow. 5oi
No. white, 81; oats. No. mixed, 80;
No white. 365.a31; No. 3 white. "a "a
36s.; no rye sales; barley. 46a65: timothy
seed. 425a4. 80 hundredweight; clover seed
Q. .OOa 2 so hundredWeiRht.
Evening star., 1933-08-01
PRICES UNSETTLED
. ON FARM MARKETS
Grains Hold Part of Rise.
Live Stock and Other
Lines Weaken.

Unsettled, weaker markets for lead
ing farm products were the rule near
the first of the month. according to
the United States Department Of Agri-
culture report.
Grain still held part of the July
rise and was selling at more than
double the seasons lowest price. Most
products dependent upon grain feed
ing were inclined downward, including
live stock, meats. butter and eggs.
Cheese markets were fairly steady
and the slight declines for eggs did
not apply to all classes of receipts in
the market centers. Fruits and vege-
tables sold mostly lower, but potatoes
supported by light carlot shipments.
Prices of potatoes began the new
month little below the highest point
of July, but declines were partly owing
to arrival Of much ungraded stock near
the end Of the digging season in some
Eastern producing sections. Eastern
markets were slow and fairly steady at
prices about SO cents below those
prevailing in the Middle West for East
ern potatoes. New Jersey country ship
ping points quote $3.50 to $3.50 per 100
pounds. Receipts from the Eastern
Shore are nearly done Supplies of new
crop sweet potatoes still are light and
quote at Sc to $3.50 per barrel in New
York for North Carolina yellow stock
Onion markets also were slow and
dull without much further change In
price. General range Of sales in the
Middle West and East was SO cents to
SIPS, mostly rs cents to 81 for good
to choice stock
New Jersey tomatoes weakened con-
siderably in late July because of
weather injury. while the Maryland
stock held about steady In price.
Owing to increasing supplies of can
ming from fair to good quality. compe-
tition with Western cantaloupes has
been severe. Some lots have sold near
by as high as the best Western stock,
Maryland salmon meats ranging $l.50