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H. S. Journeys Friday

,,.,, LAPORTE COUNTY
Mill Greek, 30; Hanna, 20.
Westville, SO; Lacrosse 81
SS3tlllwelI, 80; Springfield township, 10.
Wanatah, 81; Union township, o..
TIPPECANOE COUNTY
Montmorenci, So; Monitor. 23
Romney, 81; Jefferson reserves 81.
PERRY COUNTY
Union township, %; Rome. 81 lover
Troy, II; Oil township. IS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Wayneton. 30: Alamo. 10.
Ladoga. So; Bowers, II.
New Market, "a; Charlottesville re-
BURLINGTON INvITATIoNAL
RqssiaH Mi6d,a 81 Bg5rclington; 49,,
Camden. %; Carrollton. 20.
Wabash Valley Prelims
At Terre Haute
Garfield. IS; Gerstmeyer. is.
Wiley, 26; State Training, z.
At Bloomfield
Odon, 26; OWenSburg, %.
Bloomfield SO; Swiss City 25.
At Cloverdale
Emminence, 90; Fillmore II.
cambridge, SO; Russellville, l3.
At Fontanet
Fontanet. 80; Concannon. 16
Otter Greek. 25; Glenn, 10.
At Honey Greek
Blackhawk. So, West Terre Haute, 26.
At Hymera
Hymera 81; Farmersburg, 10.
Digger, 80; Shelburn, II.
Lyons. %; Midland IS.
Plainville, "a; Elnora, %.
At Robinson, Ill.
Robinson. %: Palestine. IS
Hutsonville, 26; Oblong %.
At Sullivan
New Lebanon, 10: Merom, 8.
Sullivan. 80; Carlisle. 49,
At Bridgeport. Ill.
Bridgeport %; Flat Rock, 26 double
St Francisville, &c. Sumner. Is.
At Clay City
Cory, 10; Staunton, Is.
Bowling Green, 81; Van Buren,. %.
Freelandville Al; Edwardsport. %.
Bicknell. 80; Sandborn. ID.
Marshall, 90; Bloomingdale, IS.
RoSedale, az; Mecca. II.
Tangier, Al; Bellmore, 10.
At PerrySville
Cayuga. "a: Hillsdale. 26.
Newport 43: Bernice, 8.
Perrysville, 10: Dana, 18.
At Spencer
Patricksburg 81; Coal City, 10.
Spencer. %; Freedom. 10.
Juniors at Anderson
Lapel. 40; Lndbergh. g.
Anderson, 46; wilkinson 6.
Mt. Vernon. ID: Richland, IA.
Cadiz. %; Selma. TO-
Paramount. 25 Eden. s.
Logansport, IA; Westf1eld. 10.
Aurora IS; Twelve Mile "a.
ST. Mary's (Anderson). %; Jefferson. 9.
Noblesville. 2; Warren. forfeit.
Silent Hoosiers. 81: Muncie, II.
Goshen. 90 Redkey. 10.
Mt. Hope 10; Roosevelt. 9.
JefferSonvile 80; CASTOR, 20.
Anderson. 20: Lapel II.
Bristol. is; North Vernon, IA.
Paramount. %: Cadiz g
Aurora. 10: Logansport. T.
Noblesvile 20; St. Marv's, IS.
Mt. Hone. IA: Goshen. II.
Silent HOLSTERS. "a; Hope a.
Jeffersonville. "a; Chesterfield II.
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PARELLI PINS CARLIN

Taking the first and third falls,
Joe ParelIi, Texas middleweight, de-
feated Johnny Carlin, local veteran,
in the feature mat event at the Ar
mory Friday night.
Coach Billy Thorn of Indiana q. grappled
thirty minutes TO no fall with Chief Little
Wolf and wildcat Mccain pinned Dale
Haddock in eight minutes Eddie Belshaw
foored Jack Adams N thirteen minutes
and ANDY Rascher won from Chief Lake
side in eight minutes on a foul.
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Fight Results Friday

AT PARIS-Old Jack Johnson former
world heavyweight champion, was the toast
OF French boxing circles TO-DAY because of
a remarkable showing Friday night against
CLASSY Young heavyweights at the Sale
The 55-year-old Negro. one of the great
est defensive fighters in ring history
boxed one round each with Maurice Girl
seie. French champion, and Ernest Gueh-
He marshalled his ringcraft out OF the
past and actually out-boXed both men
Although he probably couldn't have lasted
over longer route with either. he showed
flashes OF great strength.
AT WINSTON SALEM n. C. - Make
Rosenhloom. light heavyweight title claim
ant. easily thUmped Chuck Burns of Texas
in ten rounds.
AT NEW YORK-Hans Birkie. German
heavyweight. deciSioned Jimmy Braddock
of jersey CITY IN ten slow and unintereSt-
ing rounds. ONLY 1000 fans attended and
less than half STAYED 10 see the finish.
BOSTON. MASS. After winning the first
three rounds. Jimmy Malonev. veteran Bos-
ton heavvWeieht. lost on a technical
Knockout to Jose Santa Portuguese giant.
the fourth round when the rivals butted
heads in a clinch
At CHICAGO johnny Phaean. 14s Chi
caeo. knocked out Harry Schuinar fs3
Chicago ~: Raw Tramblie Isl Roctfar5
outpointed Joe Mendoza l6s. Chicago teI
AT HoLIYWoOD-Joe Ghnoulv iss 81
Lonis. outpointed Cecil PAYNE I32. Louis
vile. XIV tlof.
At SAN FRANCIsCO-To Tommy King $50
Pan River. Mass. declsioned Cerefin Gar
fia. l47 Manila Glol.
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Shipp Stars as Irish Trip
Lebanon; Park Cops Thriller

E. O'Connor got five field goals,
Barnhorst three and Carson and J.
O'Connor two each for Cathedral
Williams, Stewart, Brown and Gull
lion led Lebanon.
Park captured an overtime deci-
sion from Advance. "a to %, A. Car
roll scoring a free throw in the
overtime period. The rivals were
deadlocked 14-all at half time.
Birthright starred for Park and Ser
ings and Dale for Advance.
Crispus Attacks dropped thrill
er to Central High of Louisville,
Sc to 33, after being tieG 16-all at
half time. White and Moseby, with
five field goals each, led the At
tucks attack.
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Fresh from SO to 81 triumph
over Lebanon's speedy quintet, Ca
thedral invades Greencastle tonight
to battle the Tiger Cubs, one of the
states strongest prep teams.
Charley Ship, foot inch pas
timer, who tips the scales at 210
pounds, made his debut with Joe
Deinhart's irish five and carried off
offensive and defensive honors. He
jumped center and then dropped
back to guard, scoring six field
goals.
Connecting on six Of their first
eight shots, the Irish took a 12-to-2
lead. Lebanon rallied to lead 20 to
16 at the nalf. The edge changed
hands several times in the last half.
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BOzeman Grabs Cue Lead
With Third Victory in Row

cago. Otto ReiSelt and Frank SEQ
vile open the card today.
Johnny Layton, the Sedalia (Mo.)
veteran. who was upset Friday after
his sensational start, will tangle
with Arthur Thurnblad.
Jay N. Bozeman Jr., bespectacled,
confident youth from Vallejo, Cal.
nonchalantly assumed first place
with his third straight victory Fri
day night. He trimmed Allen Hall.
so to "a, in forty-three innings.
Denton trimmed Layton, so to 80
in flfty-SiX innings, and Augie
Kiechhefer. Chicago, defending his
title, eked out a thin victory over
Scovile, so to 40 in fifty-hve innings.
The standings:
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Kautskys to Mix
in League Fray

The Toledo Tobaccos will supply
the visiting attraction at the Armory
Sunday afternoon when the local
Kautsky five takes the floor in a
ational Basketball League game
Action will begin at 3:15. Harry
Kellar, former Purdue star, will APP
pear with the Kautskys.
Indianapolis Deaks and Eli Lilly
five will mix in prelim tilt at 2
d, m.
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Friday College Scores
STATE COLLEGES

STATE COLLEGES
Earlham. 81; N. c. A. G. u, IA.
Butler. AZ: Franklin, %.
Indiana State 81; Indiana Central, 81.
OTHER COLLEGES
Wittenberg. AZ; Ohio Wesleyan, 40.
Ohio State. 81 Xavier 10.
Ohio Northern. 80: Hiram, g.
Florida. 25: Georgia, %
Arkansas. So; Rice 80.
Virginia Poly. 80; V. NJ. L. "a
Duke. 36; North Carolina State. %.
South Carolina, At; Clemson, 26.
St. johns Mimi, 50; st. Mary's
North Dakota State. IS; South Dakota
Concordia CMoorheadl, SO; Meir. IS.
Akron. %; Mt Union, Is.
Marietta, AZ; Bowling Green fOD, 81.
Northern Illinois, IS; St. Viator. %.
Illinois Wesleyan. 35 Eureka, 81.
St Thomas. 40; St. Olaf 49,
Juniata, SO; Washington and Jeffer-
SON. 81
Tulsa. ST. Oklahoma Baptist, 80.
South Dakota. So Morningside. Il
Penn. 80: Simpson. IS.
Birmingham Southern, so; Auburn. 3d.
wyoming. 43; Denver. 10.
Colorado college, 80; western State. 90
Utah. SIS; Utah Aggies. 81.
Bethany. 81: Baker, t.
ST. Johns brooklyn, 81; Georgetown,
Brigham Young. 50; Montana State. 49,
Kansas Wesleyan. 80; Mcpherson, %.
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PIRATES SIGN MEME

By CHited Press
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 81. - Pitts
burghs Pirates will have the serv-
ices of Heine Meme, star right
handler, from the start of the season
in 1888.
The 34-year-old hurler, who was
stubborn holdout for many weeks
after the 1882 race started, accepted
the BUGS terms Friday. He won
twelve and lost nine last year.
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ASTNG on trout stream filled with big brook trout that they
~ fight another privilege
treat IN store for Pennsylvania fishermen Fish
Debers plan goes through
The state
about mile and half Of
county Pennsylvania improve this stretch
OF water IN manner to make it ideal
steam shoves
brush
to provide collecting places
After the stretch of condition. Is planted with
AND thens when the fishermen
Fly lShnen Will be
rare sport put without retaining of the cdt they CATCH Deib-
Ter says They take photographs
TO the stream 1t will of
Another two DAYS of each week
limited allow
no more at that during the
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OTHER SCHOOLS

OTHER SCHOOLS
AaTiIngton5,o 40; Morton Memorial. 25
warren Central i IA; ! Beech Grove. 9.
Raleigh, 43; Bentonvlle 80
Bourbon. 20; Atwood r.
B B,, "a: Central (Ft. Wayne). 20.
Brazil. 25; Bosse tEvansvilleD. 10.
Goyington. 30; Veedersburg. 10.
Hammond Tech. 81; CheSterton. H.
South Side TIT. Wayne, 80; Columbia
S Gsnteg Grove a; Edinburg, q.
Clayton, 49, jamestown. 10.
PP eTTS ce ~ Gi6 an Vncennes. 10.
Elkhart, %; Plymouth 10.
Memorial EVANSVILLE, 81; Mt. Vernon. 7.
valparaiso, II. Roosevelt EAST Chi
Aiexandria 30; Elwood, 81.
Flat Rock. %; Falkland 20.
ConnerSSyille, 81; Franklin, q.
Acton, "a: Clark Township. 10.
:, North Side, Fl. Wayne. %; New
Haven, 20.
French Lick, 80; Brownstown 10.
Froebel, Gary. 3d. Emerson. Gary. 49,
Washington Township. 80; Galveston, 20.
Shelbyville. 25; Greensburg, 49,
Morton Morton Rich RiChmond. 3d. Greenfield 20.
Hillsboro, 81; Attica, Is.
Huntinburg, 20; Jasper Academy. g.
Hobart, %; Grown Point. % Covertimel.
st. Marys, Huntington, 81: Andrews, II.
Jefiersonville, 35; LaWrenceburg, IA.
Plckard, 81; Kempton, 20.
Kentland, 80; Earl Park. %.
Kingman, "a; West Lebanon %.
KokOmo, "a, Logansport, IT.
Brook, "a; Lowell 81
Leavenworth. 40; Birdseye. II.
Castleton varsity, %; Castleton alumni,
Marengo, 90; Bristow 20.
Marion 80; Garrett. II.
Martinsville, 40; Bloomington, 20.
Medora, 81; Freetown II
Seymour, %: Mitchell 90
Morristown, 25; New Palestine 20.
Frankfort %; Muncie l6
Helmsburg, 81 Nashville 29.
New Augusta, 81; Lawrence 49,
Anderson. 26; Newcastle 90
Petersburg. 3d. Monroe City, 20.
Hope, 27, Hope alumni 81
Pittsboro, Al, StileSville, l8
Brownsburg, 3D. Plainheld, 20.
Prairie, 30; Atlanta g.
GreencaStle, 81. RuShville "a.
Salem, 80; Paoli %
Scottsburg, 30; Austin, IS
Sheridan. 20; Cicero. IL
Iafontaine, 20; SWayzee 10.
Upton 26; Charlottesville. 10.
Thorntown, 26; Fowler. 81
Vincennes 81; Columbus 81.
Wabash 49, Auburn IA
Washington East Chicago. 26; Whit
Washington. %: Bedford. "a.
Zonyille. al; Westheld. 18.
Charlottesville, 81: wilkinson. "a.
Windfall, %; Greentown. %.
Young America, 81. Walton a.
Griffith, 26; Liberty Center. 25
Griffith girls, IS Liberty Center girls, 8.
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Turner Team on
Edge for Battle

South Side Turner basketeers
are all set for the important bat
tie with the strong Jeffersonville
meters at South Side Turner gym
Sunday afternoon. Play will start
at 3. Babe Schultz, former Dam
vile Normal ace, will perform at one
of the forward posts for the Turn
ers.
Turner girls will meet Louisville
Eppings at 2 p. m, and there will be
curtain-raiSer at p. m. Bull
lett, former Shortridge star, is show
ing great form at guard for the
Turner's.
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BIZ UnitCd Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-With Clar-
ence Jackson, Detroit, the only top
flight player competing today, cue
experts in the lower half of the
standings make up most of the &C
ton in worlds three cushion billiard
championship
In the second afternoon contest,
Jackson who has two victories in
two starts. meets Allen Hall of Chi
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Chestnut's q Points Help
State Snap |. C. Win String

Indiana Centrals victory string
was snapped at ten Friday night
when the Greyhounds dropped a 81
to 81 decision to Indiana State here.
Chestnut, brilliant Sycamore
center, was the hero of the game,
bagging twenty-one points. He also
captured the tip-off from big Dave
DeJernett and played stellar de-.
fensive game.
The invaders swept into a twelve
point lead at the outset before In
diana Central could score. At the
half, the Terre Haute Collegians had
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PARKE ADDS TWO WINS

By Times Special
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-Twen-
ty triumphs in eight days-that is
the remarkable record turned in by
Monte Parke, young jockey sensa-
ton.
He piloted two winners home
Friday to boost his total for the
Jefferson park meeting to f1fty-three
and his 1888 list to twenty-nine.
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2 TILTS ON BIG TEN
CAGE CARD TONIGHT
By United Press

~ [ HtfCd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Action in Big
Ten basketball circles tonight will
be confined to local courts. Illinois,
conqueror of Northwestern in the
seasons opener. plays its return tilt
against the Wildcats at Evanston.
and Michigan invadeS Chicago to
tangle with the weak Maroons.
Northwestern and Michigan are
heavy favoriteS.
Ohio State. unbeaten leader in
the race. plays a inconvenience
game against Xavier at Cincinnati.
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Southport Gains Fame on Sports

OUTPORT entitled be tossed few bouquets
~ The basketball the Marion county
championship Indianapolis hv this and gained
the Smith trophy Eleven schools
Souhpos third victory since the trophy comp
uton inaugurated
the state sectional
Indianapolis during the regular the
Cardinals reached the finals at the Butler
hedhouse Evansville
again this will tackle Seymour in the owls tonight
Two ball players flight fame formerly attended
Southport they athletics learned
the sports
They Chuck National sugger with the Phes
Oral Hdeband of the most promising of the pitchers
in the a member Of the Cleveland mound staff
That's high school Southport deserves
wide circle the Hdeband followed Klein at the Car
dnal independent baseball before
eng Hldebrand
proceeded to shine court and diamond
Both reached the big leagues early and stand an excellent chance
there the
small representative
the big leagues honor Of distinction.
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MANGRUM GOLF VICTOR

BIZ Times Special
PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 21-Ray
Mangrum, Los Angeles pro, and
George Peter, Phoenix amateur,
captured first place in the $500
Arizona pro-amateur here Friday
with a best ball card of IS on the
par 70 course.
A brilliant field opened play to-
day in the annual $500 Arizona
open, which will be concluded Sun
day.
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COOKE GETS CHANCE

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-New York's
Yankees have changed their mind
about Dusty Cooke. The feet young
outfelder, out last year with a
shoulder injury. recently was re-
leased on option to Newark, but was
recalled Friday and will go south
with the Yanks.
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PLAY GOLF FINALS

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 21.-Lee Chase,
former New York and Florida state
champion, and Brooks Glenn of
Montclair, N. j., tangled in the thir-
ty-six hole finals of the Glenn
Curtis amateur golf tourney here
today.
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amassed % to edge. The Grey
hounds rallied to pull within nine
points of the Sycamores at the start
of the final period, but two rapid
field goals by Chestnut checked e
squirt.
Ind. Central (2n. Ind. State (37.
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ing tonight at Paul Grays house. All
players please be present.
Plainfeld Merchants defeated Indiana
Bows BOYS Sschooi Bisons. AZ to q. and Mon
Will play Silent 'f aooyeTs at TfG f6
E grn ds on home and home basis write =
Casket five, Eli Lilly team and Cicero
Merchants take notice.
Lauter All-stars defeated the Settle
ment five Friday night and rolled up a
g put, The 4Aii7staTs IN first place in N@ the
secutiye victories. Bright and Cameden
carried away, honors for the winners with
~ points 2qIII ,- each Sunday the All Stars take
games with Sstars. call Kelly at Herman
Lsuter Memorial BOYS Club. The Kirsh-
baum. Holy Cross and St. Pats take notice.
Schedule for next week at the Dearborn
gym and standing of leagues playing on
this court, follow:
JUNIOR LEAGUE
monday Night
7:15-Butler Juniors VS.. Dearborn Juniors
8:!2-Southport VS.. Traub Memorial.
9:l5-OHar San Juniors VS.. Arsenal
Bulldogs.
League Standings
w. L. w L.
- II OdllS Z arsenal BULLDOGS D
southport -. 3 Traub Memorial 8
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE
(Tuesday)
7:15-L. S. Ayres VS.. Exile A. c.
o'1o-Central Business College vs. Indiana
Bell
Indianapolis Reserves VS.. Bridgeport
Cardinals.
League Standings
Cent? Bus. Col. y ) o OIL. s. Ayres. W I :
Indiana Bell. 3 0 Exile A. c.. 2
1dpls. Reserves l 2 Bridgeport -. 3
Thursday
6'O0-Phi lambda Epsilon VS.. Ace Club.
S.OO-Owl Club VS.. Alpha Omegas.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
friday
7;15-zanta Stays VS.. Fletcher Trust.
o:l5-Indiana Inspection Bureau VS.. Edi-
son Testers.
s:15-Fifty- second Street Merchants vs.
Mars Hill
League Standing
w. L. w L.
IInspection Blu. I lFletcher Trust. 2 8
MaTs Hill 4.st:,: 5 52nd MERCHANTS
Saturday,
7:OO-Indianapolis Flashes 3 VS.. Muncie
indianapolis Flashes A VS.. Muncie
Cardinals.
9:oo-U. S. Tires VS.. unnamed opponent
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Earlhan1 Quintet
Wins 18th Tilt
By United Press

81 LNltfd PreS8
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 21.-Earl-
hams unbeaten cage warriors made
it eighteen wins in a row Friday
night by downing N. G. A. G. U.
of indianapolis 81 to IA.
The indianapolis team was trail
ing, to 7, at the half, but folded
up shortly afterward when Woods,
center, was forced out on personal
fouls.
Farlham (07) n n TT f1N
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frankie Frisch Starts Training

Flashing across
{ h e handbaH
court of the New
Y o r k A. c.,
frankie Frisch,
the oh a m
Flash, who plays
around Sc on d
base for the st.
Louis Cardinals,
is getting his I'M
d erpin innings in
condition for the
coming diamond
campaign.
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VOSMIK TAKES TERMS

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 21.-Joe
Vosmik, young Cleveland outfeld
star, said today he would accept
1888 terms Immediately. 1t is said
the slugger received substantial
salary boost.
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Gets Title Shot

a FTER long wait, Young Cor
4 n bett, welterweight pride of the
Pacific coast, is going to get title
chance. He battles Champion Jackie
Fields on Feb. %, and many say the
Southpaw walloper will gallop off
with the crown.
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Phi Lambda Epsilon squad downed lie
Grande Aces. 80 to "a. Lister and King
were outstanding for the P. L. Es Fra
ternlty teams wanting games call Wa
3627-J after D. m.
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High School, Net
Scores Friday
CITY SCHOOLS

-, vi NJHUULS
Cathedral, 80; Lebanon, 81.
Park, "a; Advance. % (overtme).
central LOUISVILLE. SO; Crispus At
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indianapolis Reserves will hold special
meeting at Art Monroes Monday evening.
All last years PLAYERS and those wishing
tryouts please attend
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Sans Subways, playing in the 14-16-
year-old class, desire games on Friday and
Saturday. Subways have won fourteen out
of eighteen games Call Harrison i58e-W'
between and p. m, ask for Fred.
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Ferndales defeated Indianapolis Rail
ways, 80 to 10, in a Ross Smith League
tilt Ferndales play Bridgeport Cardinals
at Pennsy gym Sunday at p. m.
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Danish Lutheran team desires games
with teams having access to GYMS. Will
give return games. Call Drexel 6555 be-
tween $50 and 7 p. m. and ask for Elmer.
Morris M. E. and Turner Actives notice
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st. Pats will meet L. S. Ayres five Sun
day at Pennsy gym at 3 D. m Ferndaie
A. C.s will tangle with Bridgeport Card
mails at D. m. ST. Joan of Arc and
Flanner-Buchanan rivals will clash at 2
D; m. and B. & Q. will battle st. Philips
at D. m. The four games are expected
to attract big crowd as many of the
best METERS of the city are included on the
eight teams.
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Indianapolis Midways will hold meet
ing tonight at Paul Gray's house. All
players please be present
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Due to conflicting schedules, the East
Side sectional of the City Sunday tourna-
ment has been changed to be played Sun
day, Jan. 90. All city teams wanting to
enter are. requested to phone Cherry 1850,
between and 80 p. m. Sunday after
teams.
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Basketball Notes
Cubs Seek State Games

Brookside U. B. defeated Black Bats, %
TO- H. The winners desire games for
Thursday nights to be played on their
home floor. Call Riley 1919 before p. M,
and ask for Leon Slack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-01
MAY DAY IN WATERBURY IS PEACEFUL
Mason F. Adams
 Died To-day
We'll Known Official of Seth Thomas Clock Company Had Been III Three Months

completing an academic course. :.
 He furthered his education at the Columbia school of Mines talk ing a course in engineering, grad uating in 1901 with a degree in mining engineering. For along time he engaged in the mining occupa- ton. In 1913 he took up his res- idence in this city and since then has been affiliated with the Seth Thomas Clock Company. At Yale he was a member of the Skull and Bones Society, one of 2 the most widely heralded societies at the New Haven institution. He was also director of the Thomaston Saw ings bank. ''ts,
 The Waterbury Club and the Waterbury Country Club were a few of the clubs he was a member of, as was the famed University Club of New York City.
 He is survived by his wife. Ju- liette.. Hubbell Adams, and two daughters, Juliette and Margaret Adams, all of this city. U
 Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-01
Serenity Unmoved By Disturbances Of
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One Lone Social Gathering By Communists at West t End of Green Held Here Police on Hand for Any ! Possible Outbreak, But Harmony Prevailed

The communists celebration of May day in Waterbury proved a quiet, peaceful little gathering on the western end of the green. In- cluding speakers, members, cops and curious spectators the assem- blaze numbered hardly more than 50. With the police taken out of the picture the Reds" would be holding private pow-wow. Some of the faithful stand-bys of the party Haunted banners about May l being a day of action, but wheth- CT they referred to politics or de- velopments in Wall street is a mat ter of speculation. Several of the younger members of the party spoke on unemployment and other subjects which have been exploited in the past.
 A police detail was present more