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Births Reported.
E. and Margaret Z. sellers, boy

Robert E. and Margaret L. Sellers, boy.
August and Lena voight, boy.
Samuel J. and Dorothy E. Kinnamont, boy.
Maurice L. and Ella NJ. Hanson. boy.
Roger and Gertrude Smith. boy.
William P and Lulu Campbell. boy.
William w. and Gathering Thompson, boy.
William A. and Anne Hadly. boy.
Floyd L. and Marie H. Spring. girl.
Melvin H: and Ethel R. McLane. girl,
Aren w. and Fleda Law girl.
Thomas and Margaret Carter. boy.
Leonard II. and Jean Lazarus. boy;
James B. and Dorothy I. Woods. boy.
Clyde Y. and Margaret B. Hicks. boy.
John G. and Rose Germs. boy.
George and Anna Hansen. boy.
William r. and Bertha B. Bernheisel, boy.
Roland T. and Inez Fenton. boy.
Joseph N. and Eta D. Holland, boy.
Kenneth o. and Laura A. 1iicier, boy.
Edward NJ. and Beatrice Jordan. girl
Donald G. and Esperanza Elwood. girl.
John p. and Anna Ryan, girl.
Herman and Mariourie Waldhqber. girl.
Sspy and Jessie Thompson. girl.
william and Htlda Butler. boy.
Leonard @. and Alice M. washington. -gtrl
William and Louise Coins. girl.
Evening star., 1933-09-23
ARMY WANTS 268 MEN
Vacancies Are Open in Hawaiian
Department of Service.

Jobs for 268 men, with board and
keep thrown in. are available in the
Army to fill vacancies in the Hawaiian
department.
The recruiting districts from which
the recruits will be sent to New York
for transportation on an Army trans
port are Baltimore, Harrisburg, Pa,
Philadelphia and Richmond It is de-
sired that these vacancies be filled by
enlistments prior to October II.
Evening star., 1933-09-23
Virginia Delegate Named.

LEESBURG, Va. September % (Spe-
ciaD.-T. w. Carter, Leesburg council
man. has been appointed by Gov. John
special session of the National Rivers
and Harbors Congress. to be held in
Chicago, October IL and 13.
Evening star., 1933-09-23
ACCIDENT VICTIM SUES
Man Claims He Grasped Trailer
and Could Not Let Go.

A freak accident formed the basis
of a suit for $25 900 damages filed in
District Supreme Court yesterday
against the Hechinger Engineering
Corporation, Fifteenth and H streets
northeast
Max Davis, the plaintiff, said that
when one of the company's lumber
thrown to the street. Through At
torney Alvin L. Newmyer. the plaintiff
said he was unable to let 60 of the
trailer and was dragged through the
street,
Evening star., 1933-09-23
Woman Held in Staying.

Sherman Harper, 80, colored, was
shot to death last night in his home
in the 2700 block Of N street. Police
arrested Ida Dove, 81. colored, on a
charge Of murder. An inquest was
scheduled to be held at the District
Norgue today.
Evening star., 1933-09-23
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Mostly cloudy
tonight and tomorrow, showers tomor-
row afternoon or night; warmer to-
night; gentle southerly winds.
Maryland-Mostly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow, showers tomorrow afternoon
or night; somewhat warmer tonight.
Enthusiastically fair tonight and
tomorrow. except possibly showers to-
morrow afternoon in extreme north
portion: slightly warmer in west and
north portions tonight, and in south
portion tomorrow.
West Virginia-Mostly cloudy and
slightly warmer tonight. followed by
showers tomorrow; cooler tomorrow
night.
Outlook for September 25 to 30.
North and Middle Atlantic States
Showers Sunday night or Monday and
again Wednesday or Thursday, then
generally fair. Temperatures above
normal first half of week; cooler Thurs
day and Friday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
muddy today.
Rouorf for oct "a uourS
Evening star., 1933-09-23
TWO U. S. JOBS OPEN
Competitive Examinations Are An.
nounced by Civil Service.

The Civil Service Commission has
announced competitive examinations for
two Government posts, each paying
$1.440 annually less the Is per cent
economy reduction and 80 per cent
retirement reduction.
The positions are those of junior
calculating machine operators, appli-
cations for which close October IL,
and rotoprint operators, closing date
for which Is October IL
Evening star., 1933-09-23
FOREIGN,
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Meeting. Writers Rendezvous Club
1753 Corcoran street, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1933-09-23

Carnival. benefit st. James Catholic
Church, Thirty seventh street and
Rhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier
1880 pm.
naoeAt cord norty ANAL aanr0is
Evening star., 1933-09-23

Benefit card party, 4408h Georgia
avenue, $50 pm.
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
CFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, "a. noon today. Year ago. &c.
Lowest, So, 6 am. today. Year
ago, Sc.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100, on June 9.
Lowest, IA, on February g.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 95 per cent, at $3.50 am
today.
Lowest, So per cent, at pm. yes
terday.
Tide Tables
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The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today ..... 5:56 sos
Sun. tomorrow =. 5:57 6:03
Moon. today -. .10:25 am. 8:00p pm
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in
the CAPITAL (current month to date):
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Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodeiic SurVeYl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-The American League race was
closer than the hoops wine barrel today One
game the militia and smothered respect for the law sepa
rated the Yankees from the league-leading Senator's
Washington the city lamps
% the back ALLEYS There nothing the boys can't do
ten with the ganopers
WAsHINGToN by expeden placing
They as on % @ saw and s Eas 5s ssuD
Hugh Johnson and an autographed picture of siste
So far as the yankees we're concerned MIRA meant never run wav
The big town hLbles who hadn't able
Washington at the stadium all put their dukes and deed the
precisely what they proceeded to do They accepted the
challenge literally like still dinner
coming to him They blew both games in the ninth inning giving the
touch in several important respects.
IRON pair partisan
Of the Aags @ both On " as uncertain na 1 s of h
the premises.
like Hollywood blond when the strangers check
mad been shoe would have been too
big even for Camera
UoUN Joe Conin who edits life
winning '2ms 3 d 6 over p h ae @ the n but
the lodge he ought to catch those kind In
his pocket.
inning scoring little man in great
with white beard This turned out to be Joe se"e
Old Man Ruth grabbed homer with
for the time being looked like the
budget but stanze the ooar
and bring Hart back to the cowboy operas
nut while the old man was RECALLING his public out in right field with
. 1T Don't Mean Thing If You Amt
the ninth got
one more points including oowork generalshp
and infghting
swell get than one run but Goose Gosn
missed how d bpnsed T that P the on s @ with the blue eagle
and the blue
IN single
game The critics this series is liable
leading by games sun
Now theyar n
tell about baseball matnony
or cantaloupes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
Bear Hug Stars
Mat Rivals Here

Two nationally known heavy
weight grapplers who use the bear
hug" hold to advantage will clash
in the semi-windup on the Hercu-
les A. c. all-star wrestling card
Monday night at Sports arena.
They are Ivan Vacturoff, the 230-
pound Russian giant" and Milo
Steinborn, well-known German
husky of 225 pounds.
lit will be Vacturoff's initial APP
pearance in a local ring. The rough
Russian star is touted for his ag-
gressiveneSS and strength. Match
maker Lloyd Carter figures the bout
as an unusual one inasmuch as both
are powerful and both specialize in
the bear hug hold
Mondays feature tussle will see
Jim McMillen. who twice defeated
Joe Savoldi several months ago, pit
his strength against the clever and
popular Paul Harper young Texan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
Major Leaders
News and Gossip of Semi-Pro, Amateur Ball Clubs

new Midway diamond. Raymond and
Bethel avenue. next Sunday.
Connersvile Merchants defeated New,
castle All-Stars sunday. 10 TO 4. Warheld
Of the reyampsd Merchants struck ,ai ss out
byville next Sunday.
Flwood Boosters easily defeated Indian
Oils S''S columbia idai" Athletics were forced to
cancel their scheduled game with Elwood
Mex. Sunday. Peru A. c. plays at Ewood.
write Jesse widener. 1905 South I street
Elwood.
in a double header Sunday IS 10 Z and
and Eddie Icenbarger featured Flashes
play Mars Hi next Sunday.
Manaeer Of FL Amigo club Is requested
54ss regarding Sundays game.
indianapolis Central Transfers vii!
practice Friday at 4:sO at Garfield
diamond No. i. All players and Try
Will play Beech Grove Reds az Beech
Grove next. SUNDAY Services OF good
pitcher and catcher are wanted Team
has Aug. 20 and y open. Fast city ana
other information write J. R. Dean. 1929
South Alabama street. indianapolis.
Hesler pitched the crescent An-stars
10 II 10 2 victory over the Browns.
letting the opposition down with three
hits Harding ana II. Burnett hit home
runs for the Crescents. The stars have
Aug ~ open. Write Charles Burnett.
sos West Tenth street. indianapolis.
Phoenix Coffee won a double-header
from Forester Cubs Sunday 70 = and
20 10 10. The Phoenix nine Will play
at Avon next Sunday. Date Of Aug. 2!
Bloneyer. 1850 Reisner street. Indian
apoiis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
Yanks Trail Only One
Game After Twin Win


YORK, double-header victory Washington
placed the within striking distance the American League
frstplace victory today would the Yanks in first
nnnnng rallies Monday enabled them to beat the Senators
o opener A, the nighcap.
with Of Jack Russes
Earl Combs
end similarly Alvin Crowder scoring
Frank Croseti winning tally.
Gehrig their twenty
sixth respectively Sewe aboard
fobagger and Ruhs homer in the eighth gave the Yan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
0RVILLE GRANT COPS
NEGRO TENNIS CROWN

Orville Grant today held the In
diana Negro tennis championship,
defeating Hopson zeigler, Sc, GA
rs, in the title tilt at Douglas
park.
Gladystine Graves is the women's
titleholder as the result of a 6-3,
60 triumph in the finals over 49,
year-old Babel Aston. Francis
luminous gained the junior crown
by stopping D. Randolph, 0-6, 60,
6-2. The fourth title will be de-
cided today when Al Johnson and
Zeigler tace R. Hinkle and D.
Randolph for the doubles laurels.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08

DIN Dutra, Los Angeles pro, who
won the P. G. A. title last year. was
qualified automatically. He will be
seeking his second P. G. A. cham
pionship.
Gene Sarazen, stocky little east
erner who twice has won the P. c.
A. title. arrived Monday night.
Joe Turnesa. Big Bayslde IL. T.
pro, turned in the best card on a
practice round. He was one Of the
few entrants who toured the course
Monday. rain keeping the golfers
in Milwaukee during the morning.
Turnesa shot a 36 on the way out,
one over par, and came back in 81,
four under par, for a 81. He car
ried five brides on the last nine.
Clarence Hackney, Atlantic City,
turned in the next lowest practice
score. Shortly after noon Hackney
went around in 34-35-69, one under
par.
Billie Burke. former national open
champion. and Johnny Golden, for
mer winner of the $4,000 Aqua CAL
iente tournament, shot It's in the
rain.
The Blue Mound course yardage
is 6,270. Par over the route is 70.
1t is one of the shortest courses ever
selected for a P. G.. A. tourney but
what the course lacks in distance it
makes up in rolling greens and
treacherouS fairways.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
City Junior
Meters Win

By United Press
CULVER, Ind. Aug. 8-Seeded
stars in the national boys and
Junior tennis tournament swung
into action today in second and
third round matches.
Donald Bulge, Oakland, Cal,
western junior titleholder. gained
the third round by defeating Will
liam Walker, River Forest, Ill, in
love sets Monday. Gene Mako, top
seeded junior star of Los Angeles,
advanced to the second round by
downing David S. Burt, Evanston,
Ill, 6-2. 60.
Two Indianapolis youths advanced
in the junior play Monday, Ralph
Burns defeating Ralph Bald of
Pittsburgh, 60, 6-1. and Hank
Campbell winning from Horace
Chandler of Culver on default.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
Tribe Extends Victory
String in Close Fray
Indians Stretch March to Five Out of Six: Monday Tilt
Won in Ninth; Double Header at Bargain Prices
Scheduled Wednesday.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

First Minneapolis and it's 81 Paul that is finding the
going Perry
the Mls for three the home handed
beangs Tribe
The Monday night
rally the ninth
the last round behind the Indians suddenly broke
pulled skillet Riddle singled
Angy looked third Layne advanced
Riddle Dudley caught the Paul
of bunt filling the sacks Chapman drew four
Riddle This
Sgaoos promptly corner,
with the winning marker
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Local Printers
Out of Tourney
By United Press

By United Press
DETROIT. Aug. ga three-way
tie in the Union Printers interna-
tional baseball tourney was expected
to be broken today as the teams
entered the third round of the an
nual playoff.
Washington, defending champion
for nine of the last eleven seasons,
scored its second successive victory
to take the lead along with the New
York and Chicago mines.
Mondays play was featured by
New Yorks 7-to-6 victory over De-
troit, and the elimination of Buff
falo, indianapolis and Baltimore.
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh, l3 to
II, but the Pennsylvania team re-
manned in the running, meeting
Cleveland today.
Buffalo was eliminated by st.
Louis. 20 to l. Cleveland ousted In
dianapolis, 10 to 5.
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City Softball Notes

Home runs by wilson and Tony Bova
helped School No. p eliminate lndianap-
oils Greyhounds from the city soft hall
tournament. 10 TO 5. Monday a RhodfLs
Batteries. School No. % bosch and
Cook: Greyhounds Corbin. Good and
Lowe.
Three games are scheduled for today
at 5.45 ?. m. as follows: AT Eilenherger
Spades vs. Rivoli Theater, formerly Brook
sides. at Riley. Granada Theatre vs..
Lady OF the Lourdes. and at Garfield.
Lilly Hill vs.. Garfield Trojans.
Indianapolis Soft Ball Federation an
nounces a meeting CT s p. II. Wednesday.
az AT Majestic building, 20 conduct
drawings for the second round games. at
which managers Of surviving teams must
be present.
School No. - soft ball team desires
practice game at it, home diamond. 1850
South Meridian street. for Wednesday
evening. Call RI. 1864 after : .. n. and
ask for the manager.
Granada Theatre soft ball team recently
crowned champions Of the Leisure Hour
Leagues will meet the fsS- Lady Of
LouFces at willard today. Charlie Stuart.
who has won nine OF his ten starts. viii
be on the mound for TIE GrsnadR's.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
81 Start Match Play in
WOmen's Western Golf Meet

day. Thursday and Friday. The
thirty-six- finals will be held
Saturday.
Mrs Hill. automatically qualified,
shot with the others, nevertheless,
and turned in an 81. In today's
play she was paired against Mrs. H
Austin Pardue of Minneapolis.
Virginia Van Vie, women'S ma
tional champion. shot an 80. To-
day she was paired with Mrs. Lee
Mida of Butterfiield. who qualified
with an SO.
Lucille Robinson Of Des Moines.
Ia, runner-up in last years tour
nament, shot an So to qualify. To-
day she was paired with Dorothy
Foster of Springfield, Ill, who card
ed an So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08

IN the tenth Next Sunday. CloYerdale
meets Bedford Merchants at Medora.
St Pats defeated Leon Tailors. y to /
BurEert allowing the losers only six singles
ana striking out seven. ST. Pats colecieo
fourteen hits OIL Dean and McCracken
Pecle. 81. Pat catcher. led the attack with
TWO triples and a double. while O'Connell
clouted a homer and Becker got triple
Williams and Becker starred in the field
Hardwood and Williams were best for the
losers.
Y NJ S will battle 81. Pats in a double
htader SUNDAY at Garfield. These clubs
ara old rivals on the south side ana two
fast games are expected.
Fletcher batted and pitched Fifty-second
street Merchants 70 9 10 7 win over
the losers 70 six This ended league play
Tor the Merchants who want 10 book
strong CITY ano state teams for August
write wit ciyde Youns. 7l2 East Fiftv-second
street. Mooresville notice.
Model Creamery defeated Kempton All
stars Z 10 /. Thompson let the losers
down with three hits. Creamery nine de-
s!reS games with strong state clubs or
b sIa - g so2 ans - Write Teu or gF N
Upton. Diamond Oilers and Cloverdale
notice.
indianapolis Reserves will hold an i'm
portant meeting Wednesday at p. II. al
aO0i Roosevelt avenue and the following
PLAYERS are requested 20 attend. Billy
Itch. Smitty Davis. Foster Baker. {.
Rice Pat Little. Wilbur Noll, Pete IN
nervher and l. Newbold. The Reserves
lost 70 the Warren OILS Of Lafayette;
5 20 :. on next Sunday Reserves vii!
take on the Merchants at Greentown. The
Merchants have lost but one game this
season, dropping that one 10 he Reserves.
e Aus 20 i open zoos S'Fq Egso. siaif
avenue. phone Cherry 5ill.
Eureka A. c. added another win to It's
Boosters to S. in eleven innings. Pat
terson on the mound for the Eurekas:
turned in fne JOB and was given sood
w gBg9FR e Dfssn'y wo play pl 26 Latham aiaii
and Brown featured Next SUNDAY
Eurekas will play N Glenns Valley All
at Garfield today and Thursday at $50
Rudseport Blues and I 4 \. 4 PLAYED
sco-e. eeing. 1910 when the game was
called az the. end Of the eighth inning
on account Of o'clock law. The game
Sager and Neeley and he fine relief pitch
inS Of Don Glen for the Blues.
!. 4. NJ As DaNtle 20 cfaG.o<K Win
Bridgeport Blues for the second time this
year. the same ending 10 20 10 on ac-
count Of the o'clock law. I A. NJ. As
won the first game OF the double header
from the Orioles. s 10 5 7 A. NJ As
playing az NiekleyFslle have open dates
in AUGUST and would like 70 hear from
fest Negro clubs. can Endsley. Lincoln
es24.
Piainheld Tigers. playing IN the 1915
vear-cid C.aSs. want game Tor Friday
Write b Glen. Plsiaheld.
Founfainfown easily downed sheIhvvllle
Merchants Sunday. 9 70 2 Carl Rearick
pitched three-hi' ball and famed twelve
Merchant oatSmen. Charlie Hill starred
in the field MorriStown PLAYS the first
game OF a series at FountaM.own mex;
Sunday.
indianapolis MlcvavS defeated Central
Transfers. 70 10 @. sunday. Polite Miller
L. he losers down With three hits and
struck on. fiffeea batFrsen. Kse.cr Beck
e. ana Fos,A starred 81 aas for the
winners. I'D avs play Newcastle at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
Chief AbbedaLe
Racing Winner

BIZ United Press
SALEM, N. H. Aug. 8. Chief
Abbedale, black 4-year-old driven
by Charley Mabrey, won the stake
for 2:17 PAGERS at Rockingham
park Monday. He paced the third
winning mile in 2:01il, the second
fastest mile OF the meeting.
Hal Able. from the Parshall
stable. was favored. but the colt re-
fused to make hard drive in any
of the three heats. finishing second
in each.
Laurel Hanover. a winner here
last week. repeated easily in the
$500 stake for 2-year-old PAGERS.
The Hanover stake for 3-year-olds,
an event sponsored by the Trotting
Horse Club Of America, was won by
the second choice, Calumet Daily,
owned by the Good Time stable of
Goshen. N. Y. Calumet Dawson,
the heavy favorite, was beaten out.
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TRIBE REGULARS AT BAT
Monday Ring Results

AT TERRE HAUTE. Ind-Al Salbano
Philadelphia middleweiRht. won a judges
decision over Willie Oster. Boston. in ten
rounds IN another scheduled ten-rounder
Tiger 10y Williams Chicago midcleweight
knocked out Leo Duncan. Philadelphia, in
six.
AT NEWARK. N Teddy Yarosz. 1871
Pittsburgh. defeated Al Rossi. 1877. Silver
Lake. n. J.. tl0l: Paulie Walker. ISL
Trenton. defeated Lou Halper. l49. New
ark. l0l.
AT PITTSBURGH-Harr Dublinskv 1875
Chicago stopped Charley Baxter. 1888
Pittsburgh. ~ JIMMY Thomas. l22. Pitts
bureh. drew with Charlie Burns. i2s. john
ston. l0l.
AT WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass.-Weslev
Ramev. Grand RAPIDS Mich. dropped a
split decision 10 Steve Halaiko. speedy
Buffalo lightweight. In ten rounds II was
their sixth meeting and Halaiko's second
victory. A crowd OF 5000 attended. Ramev
was down three times but I'D each time
before a count
AT CHARLESTON. S. C-Frankie
Hughes I42. Of Clinton. Ind. decisioned
Rufus Miles 145. OF Charlotte. n. c.. in
ten rounds Moon Mullins. 1873. Vincennes.
knocked out Govan Rhodes. l28. OF Au-
Eusta. Ga. in seven rounds.
AT ASHEvILLE. " Corn Griffin. Fort
Benning tGal heavyweight. outpointed
Battling Bozo Of Birmingham in ten
rounds.
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One-run leau, temporarily.
The YankS found Crowder and
Russell for twelve hits in the open
er, and got the same number of
Stewart and Crowder in the second,
Moore held the Senators to eight in
the opener, and Rufing and Pen
mock limited the Senators to eight
in the nightcap.
Boston snapped the Athletics
four-game winning streak by an
8-to-5 victory in the first Of three
game series. The Red Sox collected
thirteen hits off Earnshaw, Coombs
and Walberg. including Bucky Wal
ters' homer in the second. Bob john
son and DID Williams drove out
four baggers for the AS.
The Browns BANKED Chicago, 6
to 0. behind ROLAND Stiles seven
hit fiinging and five double plays.
They clinched the game in the
fourth with a five-run squirt. Wyatt,
Heving and Faber allowed st. Louis
nine hits.
Vic Sorren pitched Detroit to a
6-to-3 victory over Cleveland, limit
ing the Indians to eight hits, in
Guiding Earl Averill's homer with
two aboard. The Tigers made six
errors. Harder and Brown allowed
the Tigers thirteen hits.
No games were scheduled in the
National League.
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Given
Even Chance
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8. - Ace
Hudkins, who has fought scores of
opponents in the prize fight ring
battled for his life today in a Glen
dale hospital
Twice wounded in an asserted
beer parlor brawl early Sunday, the
Nebraska Wildcat" was given a fif-
ty-fifty chance to recover after an
operation Monday night for the re-
moval of a bullet One bullet grazed
the ribs, but a second revolver slug
pierced the right lung and lodged
in the pelvis. After the bullet was
extracted, a blood TRANSMISSION was
performed.
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BIZ uifcd Press
CHICAGO. Aug snatch play
rounds in the women's western golf
championship opened at the Oak
Park Country Club course here to-
day with Bernice Wall. Oshkosh,
Wis. as medalist and Mrs. Opal s.
Hill. Kansas City, defending her
title.
Miss Wall solved the creek-lined
course for a 39-40-79 Monday. one
over womenS par. Jean Hill. Chi
cago, was two strokes behind MISS
Wall with an 81.
The thirty-two low scores In
Mondays qualifying round tom-
peted today Match play will con-
tinue at eighteen holes Wednes-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-08
LITTLE WOLF, BURRIS
MEET ON MAT AGAIN

Joe Hollander. winner in one Of
the supporting bouts last week at
the South Meridian arena, has been
matched against Floyd Byrd OF
Bowling Green, KY. in another bout
for this Friday nights card. An OPP
ponent is being sought for Walter
Hickman by Matchmaker Jimmie
McLemore, for another event Fri
day.
The main go is rematch between
Chief Little Wolf and Harry Bur-
ris of Anderson. In a previous
meeting. Burris defeated the Indian
grappler.