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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-01-06
WEDDINGS
Hartmann hitehurst

The marriage of Mrs. Grace
Marie Whitehurst, of Beaufort,
I'M. G., and Albert Wilson Hart
man, Glencoe, Hartford county,
took place on Wednesday, Dec
%, at noon, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Harry Abrahams,
in Port Deposit. After d we'd
ding trip to Florida, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartman will reside in
Glencoe.
BalIingFer
Announcements is made of
the marriage of Miss Marie
Ferry, daughter of the late
Daniel Ferry, Of Elkton, to Hill
airy Balling, of Barksdale. The
young couple were married at
the Elkton Catholic Church,
Christmas Eve. The Rev. p.
p. Arnd, pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony. The
couple will reside in ElktOn,
Gr0ff-Thomas
Samuel III, Croft, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Croft, of
White Rock, Pa, and Miss
Myrtle B. Thomas, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thomas,
of Cochranyille, were united in
marriage Christmas morning
at $3.50 o'clock.
The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Caleb w. Butcher, of
the Brethren Church. Mechan-
ic Grove.
AndreW-Charles
Announcement has been
made of the marriage of Miss
Ruth Charles, Of Tennessee,
and Mr.. Howard O. Andrew,
son of Mrs. Isaac Bayless, of
Aberdeen, which occurred at
Ellicott City, Md, last October.
Miss Charles had been visiting
her sister at Perry Point. Mr..
Andrew is manager of the At
slantic & Pacific Tea Store at
Perryville. They are making
their home in Aberdeen.
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i several days III 1OileyUIOOh,
Pa, last week.
Miss Agnes Cherry, German
town, Pa, has been visiting
Mrs. Mary Cherry.
Miss Della Woollens, of Ok
ford, spent last week with her
aunt, Mrs. VIM. A. Reeder.
Misses Dorothy and LILLIAN
Ryan visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Keen, Perryville, on Sunday.
Miss Nettie McVey was a
ESaturday-Sund guest of her
aunt Mrs. Nettie Hebley, Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph T. Will
lson and family were Monday
guests Of Mrs. Finley Philada.
Miss Dorothy Cameron en-
tertained number of friends
at bridge on Tuesday evening
Hast
Miss Isabelle Mccoy, L0rres-
dale, Pa, was a Friday-Satur-
Eday guest of Miss Jeanette
Reed.
Miss Nellie. Alger and broth
er George Alger were holiday
visitors OF Scranton, Pa,
| fYinrdc
/. Mrs. Harvey Ewing enter
tained the Komrade Club at
her home ON Thursday after
noon, last.
Miss Mae Johnson attended
a family reunion at the home
of her uncle John Astle, Zion,
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. M. Wilson
were visitors on Thursday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Algernon Carter,
Queenstown, Md.
!. Mrs. Ella Hunt and daugh-
ter, Miss Emma, were Saturday
Visitors of Grant Brown and
Family, Oxford, Pa.
i Misses Dorothy and .Cathar-
line Keilholtz were guests last
I-Week of their aunt, Mrs. Flor
ence Aiken, Of Aiken, Md.
Miss. Kesiah Carhart. Of
/ Washington, p. G., was the
guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
ftalph T: Wilson, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FL.
Lyons and Mrs. Richard X.
Lyons, Coatesvil1e, Pa, spent
Monday with relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. M. U. thinner
man and Sonny and Tom Cros-
py were dinner guests at the
EDungalow on Monday evening.
Mrs. Beatrice Price and Mr..
Seth Van Name, of Philadel-
phia, were weekend guests of
MIR. and Mrs.. Asher Robertson.
Miss Catharine Kirk enter
tanned a number of friends on
"wednesday afternoon last, in
celebration Of her birthday an
nlversary.
Miss Mary Haines, Miss
Elizabeth r. Stephens and
MISS Mary Brumfield were din
ner guests of Miss A. Mabel
Reynolds on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Har-
.|tenstiney Of Principle Furnace,
were holiday visitors of Mr..
land Mrs. vi. D. Thompson, in
New York.
Mrs. EfIie Kidd, OF Calvert,
who has been a patient for
nearly a month in a Phlladel-
[phla hospital, was able to re-
turn to- her home for Christ
mas. = -
Mrs. Lizzie Keen, Mrs. James
W0rrefl and little son.. Oxford,
Pa, isswere Friday visitors of
Mrs. Clara B. Keen Miss Har-
|rIet Futon, lakewood, spent
Saturday. with Mrs,
Keen. 81 y ~ : .--'' +
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard :: r..
Brown, .Sylmar, entertained at
dinner on : Monday =. MIR. and
Evening star., 1933-11-12
Mutt Plays With Dynan

rrsds Rss q od
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
By Eddie Ash
y. Y. Ring Fans Hope for Better Results
Many Changes Occur in Gotham Setup

NEW YORK boxing fans are awaiting with no little IN
terest the start indoor stic according
to survey made by the United Press Just there
"new deals" in many things there in the
boxing situation in Gotham. No would have believed
one year ago the changes which have taken place
For one thing there heavyweight champion Primo
Camera
Then there's new guiding hand at Madison Square
Garden the worlds boxing capital Colonel John Reed h-
patrick has succeeded William Carey president
OF the New York boxing commission
~ by member He
General John Farley chairman William
and bib Brown Jack Sharsey has passed from h
picture victim Of Cameras right uppercu Make bae from he we"
MAX scHalE1INd may reign as again
sbartev e og with The IDEA Of arng frequently and often this
winter with
liked has plenty of sailed
Il the principals of this summers chief heavyweight show
Hannah Williams schmeng has married Amy
Dunbar
pursued
who obtained breach Of promise judgment against him that looks I'M
'oecabe sa'ch Feet can not pay of judgments and still eat
Jimmy MLEMoRE matchmaker
night the
described BY Mc1emore as the Packing House Pig Sucker
He Hs Pq a. e ab B n Sn ned po after
he became adopted Hooer MoLmoe the former Kentckan
He will his Indianapolis debut
the hnal match the south side Friday night and will tackle
the veteran Speedy ONeal of Shelbyvle
Uzz BOYLE Brooklyn oueder starred at football and basketball
II
climbed the
sports
The pitcher Rxeys the fanci
full him writer The beanpoe souhpaw
middle
Professional football considering world pat
termed after baebalIs annual fall
It $40 than post
betonan stakes the of the
Urban
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26

be known as the phantom catch
on a ball hit BY Hornsby. He held
his glove just three feet 10 the left
of where the ball was.
Robbies only comment to the
scribes that night was. Which one
OF you crackpots put Herman in
left feld?" The team resumed its
normal lineup the next day and
emerged from the slump TO the ex-
tent OF an even break on its re-
naming road games.
Robbie himself would be the last
to call his methods scientific. They
were, however. effective more often
than not. And that was all the
genial old sbls wanted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Tribe Regulars at Bat

A IL Robbie wanted was for each
"a writer 10 write his own lineup.
He collected the slips and held them
until game time. when he fished out
the first one that came TO him and
handed il to the umpire. Babe Her
man was playing his first year with
the Dodgers then. filling in at first
base for Jacques Fourier.
When the game started Herman
was in left field. his outfield debut
with the Dodgers; Butch Henline. a
catcher. was on first base. and the
lineup was similarly scrambled.
The Dodgers carried a Al lead
into the eighth with the freak
lineup and then collapsed. Babe
Herman making what later came TO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26

tagged with the defeat by allowing
the winning tally resulting from
Lloyd Waner's pinch-hit single that
drove in Tony Pet Swetonic and
Hoyt yielded ten safeties to the
Cubs.
Hal Smith held the Cubs to five
hits in the nightcap while the
Pittsburghers hammered Bud Tin
mig for eleven. Freddie Lindstrom
drove in two runs with three singles.
frankie Frisch made a successful
debut as manager of the st. Louis
Cardinals when his club heat Gin
cinnati, 3 to l, advancing TO a
fourth place tie with the idle Bos-
ton Braves. Pepper Martin scored
two Of the Cards runs after making
a double and single.
Washington increased its Amer
lean League lead to one full game
over the idle New York Yankees by
chalking up its third starlight vic
tory over the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. 5 to l, at the end of the five
innings, when the game was called
because Of rain.
Cleveland replaced Chicago at
fifth position by beating the White
Sox, to /. when Willie Kamm
sprinted home with the winning
tally on Bill Knickerbocker's long
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
SWIFT RACE FIELD
LISTED AT GARDENS

Auto racing fans will be treated
to high class driving in next Sun
days program at Walnut Gardens
dirt track. according to Charles E.
Moneymaker, manager. Red Camp
bell, former A. A. A. driver and
known throughout the country as a
consistent winner, will participate.
Campbell is holder of the track rec
ord of ;28.4 at the Gardens half
mile oval.
Other prominent pilots who have
sent in entries are c. Schloss, Gin
cinnati: George Stewart. Muncie;
Ray Thomas. Sullivan; Everett Say
Tor. Indianapolis; Ed Davis. Benton
Ill. and Harry McQuinn, Indian
apolis. The card Sunday will in
clude three five-mile prelim events
one five-mle consolation, one f;.-
teen-mile feature and special
helmet race in which the three
fastest qualifying cars will compete
qualifications will be held at &c
a. m. Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26

Willis A. c. won from R. U R. Ms. to
2 SUNDAY. eleven innings. Johnson
pitched fine ball for the winners. allowing
ONLY three hits and striking out seven
teen. He issued one walk. Woods poed a
homer IN the eleventh ending the exciting
day az Riverside No. 8. All players notice
Behind steady pitching by B. Lady. the
Beech Grove Reds handed Greenfield its
second defeat OF the season. to J. Due
20 cancellation the Reds have next sun
day open and desire a game 10 be PLAYED
IN Beech Grove Call Beech Grove 33-W
Plainfield Commercials defeated Indian
apolis Street Railways. 5 TO 2 in a we'll
plaved game at Commercial park. On next
SUNDAY the Commercials tourney 10 In
danapolis 20 meet Highland A. Cs al
Riverside No. Q. Manager OF Highland
A. C.s please verify through this column
jamestown Cubs defeated Indianapolis
o Hara Sans SUNDAY. 9 70 /. Ebert Cubs
pitcher. held the Sans 10 five hits Next
SUNDAY the Cubs plav Babv Lincolns in a
double header. Games are wanted for
August Monte Carlos take notice Ad-
dress box l2l. jamestown. Ind r. Cham
bers IS secretary.
INA free emitting contest Fl Amigo Club
nine defeated Adelphians. 10 to 10 Fl
Auiso team has lost onlv three games this
season and desires 70 schedule road
ooeeme for SUNDAY july 50. Phone Riley
o672 and ask for Robert Wells or call
Cali between 3 a m. and S p m. or ad-
dress John Conarc 1909 North CAPITOL
avenue. Kckomo. Bargersvile and Bridge
port take notice.
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have managed both st. Louis clubs,
the Cardinals and Browns.
Hornsby. who has been utility in
fielder with the Cardinals since
spring. was waived out of the Ma
tional League and thereby placed in
a position to join the American loop
club. In addition TO managing the
Cards and Cubs, as player pilot,
Hornsby also performed with the
New York Giants and Boston
Braves.
With the Browns Rogers will sue
coed Allan Sothoron. who was made
acting manager recently when Bill
Killefer was released Hornsby was
dropped by the Chicago Cubs last
August when the Bruins were in
slump and was succeeded by Charlie
Grimm. who led the Cubs to the
pennant.
Hornsby won the pennant and
worlds series when he was Cardinal
chief several years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Slump of Dodgers Recalls Babe Hernaans Phantom Catch

The Dodgers whipped into the
west on one swing in 1926 with one
of the weakest hitting teams ever
assembled. BY the time they reached
ST. Louis they were in danger of
falling into last place Robbie called
meeting TO stem the tide-not
meeting of the players. but a meet
ing Of the baseball writers
"Fellers.' said Robbie to the
scribes, I've tried every possible
way to get this team winning. so
thought I would give YOU guys a
chance. You're always winning
games for me on paper. anyway. so
I'll give you a chance to win one
for me on the field"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
and
Alfonso Mix

BIZ JHifrd Pre-.
SEABRIGHT, N. j.. July 26.-
frankie Parker. l7-year-old Mil
waukee youth who holds the ma
tlonal clay courts title, opposed
Manuel Alfonso Of New York, former
internationalist. in the feature
match of today's third-round mems
singles in the Seabright invitation
tennis tourney.
Both came through the second
round Tuesday along with five other
seeded players, and seven seeded
stars in the womens singles. One
seeded player in each division was
eliminated.
Caroline Babcock, third in national
ranking and seeded No. 2. was
eliminated by Baroness Maud Levi.
In the mems division, Karl K. KAN
rath. seeded No. 8. was beaten by
John H. Doeg. former national
champion. but unseeded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
PRELIMS ANNOUNCED
FOR NEXT OFFERING

The prelims for Friday nights
wrestling card at South Meridian
street arena have been completed
by Matchmaker McLemore, signing
Walter Hickman, local grappier, to
face Speedy O'Neal Of Shelbyville
fcr tho semi-final bout
Morris Webb will meet Omar Price
in the curtain raiser. A double main
event, featuring Doug MARCEL vs..
Billy Love and Chief Little Wolf VS..
Harry Burris was announced pre-
viously.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Bucs Improve Chance by Beating
Cubs Twice Against Star Hurlers

fly in the tenth. While Mel Har-
der held the Sox to six hits, Frank
Pytlak led the Indians seventh
attack with three safeties. including
the tying homer in the fourth and
a single that advanced Kamm from
first 10 third in the tenth.
Detroit trounced st. Louis, to 3,
with Frank Doljack and Marvin
owen collecting three safeties each
to lead the Tigers fifteen-hit on
slaught against Hadley, Gray and
Mcdonald. Carl Fischer allowed the
Browns ten hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Grid Ace Aids
as Life Guard

BIZ nifed Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind. July 90
George Melinkovich. Notre Dame
football star, was credited today
with helping rescue two children
from Michigan lake during a
storm.
Dennis A. Koran Jr.. Chicago. and
Melnkovich. who is convalescing
from serious illness. discovered a
small motorboat tossing uncon-
trolled and half submerged in the
middle of Paw Paw lake.
They entered a speedboat and
went through a heavy rainstorm 10
the rescue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
BY TOM MEANY
Times Special Writer

NEW YORK. July 26.-The cur
~ rent slump Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers recalls other Dodger slumps
in years gone by. Not that recall
ing a Dodger slump is exactly
great memory feat. Almost every
YEAR the Dodgers run into a slump
OF some sort or other. Sometimes
these slunps extend a whole season.
This discourse. however. deals not
with slumps. but with the methods
employed by the Dodgers TO get out
from under. When genial old Uncle
Wilbert Robinson was holding down
the pilots seat he employed efforts
which were bizarre, 10 say the least.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 26.-On the
basis of late returns, the Pittsburgh
Pirates appear more of a menace
to the National League pennant
than the Chicago Cubs.
With both clubs fighting to over
take the league leading New York
Giants, the Pirates stepped out
Tuesday and beat the Cubs twice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Moreland Begins Defense of
Western Honors at Memphis

medal play He saw Zell Eaton. 10
year-old Oklahoma City stylist.
spread eagle the field to come home
IN a fine 141 despite the rain and a
tough par.
Eaton. two strokes up on his
nearest rival. Jack West,and, Chi
cago, will match strokes with Maui
rice Hankinson. Oklahoma City
youngster. who faltered Tuesday to
add an 81 to his brilliant 70 of the
preceding day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
BOUT Is CALLED OFF

BIZ THifed Press
NEW YORK. July 26--The re-
turn ten-round bout between Billy
Petrolle. Duluth welterwe.ght and
Bep Van Klaveren Of Holland.
scheduled for Aug. % at Yankee
staium. was ordered cancelled Tues
day by the boxing commission after
three physicians reported that Van
Klaveren's lacerated left eyebrow
would not be sufficiently healed by
that date.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
News and Gossip of Semi-Pro, Amateur Ball Clubs

Shelby Service defeated ST; Pairieks at
Beech Grove SUNDAY. Each team has nov
defeated the other St Pats won the first
game. 20 6 r Miller. Schuck and
Brandt were best for the winners SUNDAY
McClain OF the winners allowed nine hits
and struck out twelve Burkett Glover.
Peele and O'Connen starred for St. Pats
Burkett gave up twelve hits and famed
ten Three errors and four walks aided
Shelby service nine IN its run scoring
Oak Hill SpartanS PLAYING In the ls-
vear-old class have won their last six
games and desire TO schedule a game for
FRIDAY afternoon or SATURDAY. afternoon.
Mustangs and Fortv-Ninth Street Troiaus
notice. Write Daniel Nsriaritv manager.
20i6 Winter avenue
The J. A. As said 10 be the only all
Jewish team IN the state. lost hard
fought game 20 the Danville Browns The
As are without a game for next SUNDAY
and desire 20 hear from 4 strong state
team Write Simon e27 South Meridian
street or phone DreNel $3.50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26

Friday to the national public links
tourney at Portland Ore.
The city team. composed of Cap
tain John Mcclure, Coffin course:
Dave Mitchell. South Grove: Clark
ESpy and Les MueSing. Pleasant
Run, will leave on Friday morning
in the city's plane. City OF Indian
apolis. with Major Charles Cox
plotting the ship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Irish Grappler
in City Match

Irish Pat O'Shocker. red-headed
mat performer from Salt Lake City,
will tackle Floyd (Frankenstein)
Marshall, giant Arizona grappler, in
a special semi-windup bout on the
Hercules A. e. wrestling card Mon
day night at Sports arena. O'Shocker
holds recent triumphs over George
Cry Baby zaharias and Jim Nc
Millen.
The headliner Monday will bring
together Gino Garibaldi, Ilashy
Italian heavyweight. and Tom
Bulldog Marvin. Oklahoma Indian,
two acknowledgement performers.
Garibaldi is rated one of the most
colorful of grapplers. 1t will be the
Italian stars introduction to local
fans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
JUDGE DRAWS RELEASE

By Tnifsd Prcss
NEW YORK. July 26.-Joe Judge.
39-year-old first baseman was
given his unconditional release
Tuesday by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Judge was signed by the Dodgers
this spring and came TO Brooklyn
after seventeen years with the
Washington Senator'S.
Judge was spiked soon after
joining the Dodgers. Later
Brooklyn acquired Sam Leslie from
the Giants and he has played we'll
at the first sack, leaving Judge
without post.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Progress of Play
PAIRINGs FOR THURSDAY
Finalsl

Mrs. r. G.. Skillern. South Bend.
vs.. Miss Ruth White. indianapolis.
Miss Alice Belle English, Latay-
cite. vs.. Miss Elizabeth Dunn, In
dianapOlis.
TITLE FLIGHT SCORES TODAY
Miss Elizabeth Dunn defeated
Miss Irmgard Grabbe, Terre Haute,
Q and :.
Mrs. p. G.. Skillern, South Bend.
defeated Miss Dorothy Ellis, Indian
apOlis. and 2.
Miss Alice Belle English. Lafay-
cite, defeated Miss Dorothy Gus
tafSon, South Bend, and |.
Miss Ruth White. indianapolis,
defeated Miss Frances Kotteman.
Indianapolis. | up.
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Fight Results tuesday

AT TERRE HAUTE Ind Garfield Rice,
castro Eagle Rock. Tex. ten rounds Pat
Muruhv Danville Ill lightweight de-
rlss1red Lefty Nicholson. Indianapolis. SIX
rounds. Henry Moreno, Dallas Tex. won
from Eddie Jacobs Indianapolis light
weight. technical knockout. fourth round
At PORTLAND. Ore.-YounS Peter jack
san i3s Los Angeles. technically Knocked
out An Wing Lee. i3i. Portland a..
At NEW YoRK-A ten-round bout be-
tween Hans Birkte German heayvWelght
and frankie Edgren. scheduled 70 he held
TUESDAY night AZ fugazv bowl. was post
weather.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26

in the opening
of their series at
Pittsburgh. This
left the second
place Cubs three
games behind the
idle Giants, and
only a game and
a half ahead of
the third place
Corsairs.
George Glib
sons Buccaneers
won, 4 TO 3, and
4 to l, while Chi
cago's three ace
fingers were on
the mound. In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Miss Dunn Breaks Par
by Six in Golf Play.
Elizabeth Defeats Terre Haute Foe and T. at Highland
Mrs. Skiern. Alice English and Ruth White
Other Winners in Title Meet.
BY DICK MILLER
Times stan Writer

shatterng Dunn indianapolis golfers
Highland Irmgad Cabbe OF Terre Hau and
Miss performance the
naming field champion
the turned by the other quarter
today.
champion cracked par by stroke on
the ont nine shooting despite spot the first
rapid se brides on the tenth and eleventh TO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Barney Ross
Meets Farr

By United Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo, July %
Barney Ross, Chicago Hebrew who
holds the lightweight championship
of the world. clashes here tonight
in a scheduled twelve round bout
with Johnny Farr Of Cleveland.
Ross viii be defending the junior
welterweight title he also holds by
virtue of his decision over Tony
.Canzoneri in Chicago.
Even though Ross should lose TO
Farr, he still would have the light
weight crown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26

Central Transfer A. Cs will play the
/ NJ. AS. next Sunday at Mickeyvllle
diamond a $3.50. All PLAYERS report at 1929
south Alabama street az u noon sharp
The Transfers have Aug open Write
J. r. Dean al above address. Upton. FL
wood and Greenfield take notice.
midland Coal nine desires games Phone
Lincoln 6e02. or address 500 South Capitol
avenue.
Ace club will practice today and Friday
between and D m Aces will PLAY at
Diamond Chain field Sunday For CITY
and state games. write Albert Newly Ace
Coal Company. Indianapolis. or phone Bel
mont 4l60
Belleyille A. CS. having strengthened
their lineup with addition of the Glenn
brothers battery and Babb. Shortsiop. for
merly OF the Bridgeport Blues went strong
and won both ends OF a doI. ole header
n0ffrN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
MAT SHOW FEATURE
ATTRACTIONS SIGNED

Both bouts of a double main
event have been signed BY jim
mic McLemore for Friday night S
weekly wrestling show at the South
Meridian arena. Chief Little Wolf
is matched with Harry Burris in
one affair with Doug MARCEL has
been signed to meet Billy Love in
the other joust.
McLemore has obtained Walter
Hickman for the semi-final against
an opponent to be named. -Four
bouts in all will be presented.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-26
Ralph Adds
to Laurels
ByUnifcd Press

BIZ Hifcd Press
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. July %
Continuing his triumphant invasion
of Sweden. Ralph Metcalfe of Mar
quette university. Milwaukee, Olym-
pic Splinter, today had two more
victories to his credit.
Metcalfe, the star American Negro
dash man, won both the 100 and
200-meter events Tuesday in the
meet between the touring all-star
American track and field team and
Swedish athlctis. He speeded through
the l00-meters in 10.5 seconds and
covered the 200 in 2l5.
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By tHifcd Press
MEMPHIS. July 26.-Gus More
land. champion from Dallas. began
defense of his western amateur golf
crown here today. opposing Sid
Solomon. st. Louis, as first round of
match play got under way over the
rain-swept course.
Moreland. who abStained from
medal efforts, missed the Grenching
rains which haraSsed qualifiers
through the thirty-six holes of