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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-26
Amateur Roller
Loop Is Formed

Amateur roller polo teams met
Wednesday night and organized an
eight-club league. Three games will
be played every Wednesday night at
Tomlinson Hall rink and one tilt
will be staged every Sunday as a
curtain-raiser to the professional
league contest
Next Sunday the ROLES Printing
five and Stuck Coal quintet will
meet before Indianapolis and Mar
ion FASTENERS take the floor. Earl
Mckee was named executive secre-
tary, The loop roster, with man
ayers listed, follow:
Riverside Rink Roy Byers.
Stuck Coal COMPANY Fred Stuck
ROLES Printing Company. E. L. Hutton.
Indianapolis Ramblers. Robert Day.
Monroe Specials. Bob Monroe.
Bolander Aces. c. Bolander.
I. w. WIS. F.. V. Tibbetts.
Printers. Morris Geckler.
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FIUe Events on
Annoy Program

A f1ve-bout program featuring
speedy matmen constitutes the
weekly wrestling card lined I'D bv
Matchmaker Jay Gardner for the
armory Friday night, starting at
$3.50.
Henry (Whskersl Kolln indicated in
up against an old favorite here Les FIeb
Ibaugh in the two falls out of three head
.. Billy Love Texas light heavyweight. and
Silent Olsen, deaf-mute veteran, viii mix
in the semi-Windup --' MA
- Michael Angelo. Italian meets Emil
Flrpo: Argentine middleWeight.
Prellms, viii bring to grips Chief Little
won. Oklahoma Indian light heavvweirht
ana BIZ Bardo newcomer here. and Eddie
BelShaW. Indian u. weterWeight. and Dale
HaddOck of Michigan
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Demons Take
on Fast Five

The Keefer Allen girls basketball
team of Dayton, O., will battle the
fast HooSier Demon girls here Sat-
urday at the Indiana Deaf school
gym at p. m. and an exciting tilt
is promised. In the prelim game at
I, the Deaf school varsity girls will
play the alumni team and at the
Capitol Silents will tackle Tuxedo
RamblerS.
1t will be the first visit of the
Keefer Allen girls to indianapolis.
They are undefeated this season and
hold a triumph over the Demons,
% to %, gained in thrilling contest
of fast and high-class basketball.
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VALP0 RAPS GARY FIVE

By United Press
VALPARAISO, Ind, Jan. 90
Valparaiso university earned a 26
to "a victory over Gary college in
an overtime net game here Wednes-
day night.
Free throws by Schaper and
Barnekof gave Valparaiso its win
ming points in the extra period The
score at the half was Is to II. in
favor of Valpo but it was tied at
24-all when the regular playing
time ended.
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Shortridge, Cathedral to
Clash at FieldhOuse Friday

Cathedral and Shortridge, local
prep hardwood rivals, wound up
practice today for Fridays cage
classic at Butler fieldhouse.
Jack Berns, sharpshooting Short
ridge forward, may not see action,
it was said today. He has missed
two practice sessions due to an in
fuenza attack. Other members of
the blue team are in top shape,
however. Theobald and Collier
injured Cathedral FASTENERS, have
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-26
GOLD STEP RACE VICTOR
By Times Special

% TWtS NpttIuI
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 26.-Gold Step,
winner Of the inaugural handicap
at Hialeah park recently, added the
Seminole handicap to his record
Wednesday.
Johnny Gilbert. 1892 jockey cham
pion, renewed his duel with Hank
Mills, runnerup for the laurels, and
beat him out in a great stretch bat
tie. Mills was up on Don Lean, sec
ond by nose to the winner in the
six furlongs event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-26
Perry Buys
Texas Club
Tribe Prexy Closes Deal for
Partial Control at
Fl. Worth.

BIZ United Press
FIT. WORTH. Tex, Jan. 26.-Nor-
man A. Perry, owner Of the Indian
apoliS club of the American aSSO-
citation, class IA, today bought
partial control OF the Fl Worth
Cats of the Texas League, class A.
Perry plans to use the local team
as farm" for surplus talent on
the Hoosier roster and also as a de-
veloping plant" for young players.
Perry is here with his new Indian
apolis manager, Wade (Red)
Killefer.
Killefer recommended the pur-
chase to Perry after investigating
the local baseball set-up early this
week. Killefer came here from his
home in California and Perry cut
short vacation in Florida to visit
here and close the deal.
S. S Lard, majority stakeholder.
and Ted w. Robinson, minority
share holder, represented FIT. Worth
in the transaction and J. Alvin
Gardner, Texas League president,
also was present.
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Preakness Purse
Cut to $25, 900

By Times Special
BALTIMORE, Jan. ga reduc-
ton of $4,000 in the 1888 Freak
ness stakes for 3-year-olds was au-
thorized Wednesday by the Mary
land racing commission. The event
formerly was staged for a $4,000
purse, the same as the Kentucky
Derby.
Along with the so per cent slice
in the Preakness, to be run May
13, other stakes also will be cut.
The announcement was made
after a careful survey of present
business conditions, it was said.
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Suffer- Bell in
Top Tennis Tilt

By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 26.-Clifford
Suffer of New Orleans, seeded No
/, was opposed to Berkeley Bell OF
Texas, No. 6, today in the quarter
finals of the -Biltmore all
south tennis championships.
Other quarter-hnal encounters
brought together Bryant Grant, Jr
of Atlanta, No. 4, and Jay Cohn
Chicago, No. 8; Gregory Mangin,
Newark, N. j., No. 2, and DR.. Eugene
McCauliff, New York, No. 5; George
M. Lott, Chicago, No. g. and Carol
Turner, Miami, unSeeded but Flori-
da state champion.
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Wednesday Net Scores

COLLEGES
Ball State. 26; Manchester. "a lover
time.
Valparaiso. %; City college Gary. u.
/ S u. %. Auburn IS
LIT. ST. Marys, SO; Johns Hopkins "a
West Virginia Wesleyan. SO. West Vir-
GINA. 50.
Idaho. 20: Oregon. 81
HIGH SCHOOLS
Knightstown. 30: Charlottesville, is.
Martinsyille. IS, Rushville a.
Memorial EVANSVILLE. %; BosSe Evans
viilel 20.
Wheatland "a; Decker 20
C5stleton. 80; Oaklandon, l6.
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THERE WAS BEN, READY WITH TIN CUP

GOYON the Chippewa Indian
- CooneL put fast also
former Colonel celebration in recently
asked to make of
customs OF Indians He said Our tribes
Killed game and made
cups we would ade the soup or stew lift mouths
fcke IN There the Cherokes
I'm cup so scared was he that he might possibly at some
ared to eat OF having implement
to ade his they with
tonight Mr. umpire
Where he? Oh there
is 1t he has i his hands-a
member OF the local sports writing fraternity has
and of his friends
search work in wild and bird life Woodland
Wctrola, boys.
According to Red the gdder among greatest
footbalerS played while
Paul nk chicago end Butler athletic director
The other greatest
Benny Oosterbaan of Michigan,
when shot is made The Hole Club
fold
it's wonder the links officials shorten
rather than
if the Pudue drum
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Tree SUylS.
Baker Bryant,
sensational young
paddler of Co
lumbus, o., will
perform in the
middle states con-
test. Al Gilsdorf
breast stroke, and
William D e i h l,
free style, both Of
Ohio State uni
versity, also are
entered.
William Doctor,
a new addition to
t h e r a n k S of
H o Osier A. G.
swimmers. will be
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BOONE LANDS WITH Sox

BIZ Hiftd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Carl Boone.
right handed pitcher who was with
the Chicago Cubs for short time
last season, has been signed by the
Chicago White SoX. it was an
nounced today. Boone for four
years was with the Indianapolis
club. He is 81.
Catcher Charles Wax, fresh from
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
also was signed by the Sox.
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Slab Star
Is HOldout
WEES Ferret BaIkS at Cut of
$4,000; Kamm Also
Unsigned.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Jan. 26.-The name
Of Wesley Terrell, ace hurler, was
added to the growing list of Cleve-
land baseball players who have re-
turned their proffered contracts for
the 1888 baseball season unsigned,
it was learned here today.
Although both Terrell and Man.
ager Billy Evans declined to make
public the terms of the contract, it
is generally believed that the big
mound star was asked to take an
approximate slash of $4,000.
Willie Kamm, third baseman, re-
turned his contract, unsigned,
Wednesday,.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-26
Three YankS in
Canadian Meet
By Times Special

By Times Special
MONTREAL, Jan. 26. - Three
Americans, headed by j. Gilbert
Hall, defending champion, and five
Canadians, topped by Marcel Ram
vile, captain of thel Davis CUP
team, battled in quarter final tits
of the Canadian indoor tennis
championships today.
Frank Shields, Yankee Davis cup
per, and Edward Burns of New
York were the other American sur
vivors, while Laird Watt, Robert
Murray, c. w. Leslie and Roland
Longtin were other Canadian sur
vivors.
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Big Pay off
Owner and Trainer in
Cleanup on Dark
Polish.

BIZ Times Npccinl
NEIAMI, Fla, Jan. 26. 49, Dark
wi Polish, 2-year-old fllly, gall
loped under the wire first in the
second race at Hialeah park here
Wednesday, paying $4,000 for each
50 win ticket, $23 to place and $1,000
for third
Mrs. Dodge Sloane, the owner,
won 1892. She played $40 across
the board, giving her S1,367, and
the purse of $525. Bob Smith, the
trainer. also bet $40 across the
board and collected S1,367.
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MILLS is SEEDED NO. |

Dick Mills, Indianapolis city
champion, heads the list of ping
pong stars entered in the state title
tourney which opens at L. S. Ayres
Friday at II a. m.
Merle Arens, Dayton, o.; AL
Campbell, Gordon Ray of Bloom
ington, Ed Dorsey, Ellis Charles,
Bob Ryker and Bob Showers also
are in the seeded list.
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DouUn The Ten Pin Alleys
WITH LEFTY LEE

Hoosier Pete and schmitt Insurance also
took three from Coca Cola and Old Gold,
as Kingans won two from Van Camp
Packing Company.
A $40 total by Arnold led the Weber
team team to a clean sweep Of their set with the
Antlers Recreation League play. Other
contests were decided two to one. Ex-
change Club and Lawrence Ramblers de-
featlng DIFFERING LitZelman Coal and Fl
harrison Oftlcers. Malaskey again showed
on games of 222, 255 and 216.
Sunday night mixed doubles event will
be rolled on the Illinois alleys, an entry
OF 70 cents for each player being charged
It has finally happened: Johnny Beam,
who who n, has held his own with the ladies in
the tn Knit Emitting and Sewing League for years.
anchor for the Indiana Oxygen team,
Oxygen girls lost ali three games w
Gauker has decided that there is only
one way to best John Barrett in the Film
League and that is to roll big 600 totals
TEN will work. Gauker's cal taking TOP
honors over Barrett's 627. Hancock was
missing: a report stating that he was
the wood in Shelbyville.
Citizens Gas outscored City Candy.
1928 to 2.919, but lost the odd game to
these boys during the Uptown League play.
Coca Cola and Selmeir Towel also won
two from Augustiner and J. W. Bader
Co1tee, as Harper Bros. and Seven Up took
three from Sherer Electric and Upton
LLytthe Cigar. Harper Bros: had a total of
35,d26, rolling games OF, 1908, 1910 and
,O48 Coca Cola rolled their eighth con-
counts were plentiful. Goodhue rolling 6O8
Thomas, 624; Link, 622; Robertson, 65l
Mindach, 70l; Koelling. 6l4; Hickman. 6l5;
Wilson 662; Forsyth. 657: Stevenson. 655
Midlinl 637: Hornbeck, 627: Behrens. SAG:
Lang, $50; Kelley 500 and Kemper, 607.
MCGUIRE was on his way to big things
IN the Eli Lilly series. opening with counts
Of 226 and 204, but he dropped to las in
the hnal to total SIS. which led the league
Boyer. Brehob and Bill Wischmever bat
tieG II out for top honors in the Mutual
with totals of 58S. 500 and 563.
Reports that Harry Bason and Connie
we're getting in lot of practice for their
match game against the police team has
LED to postponement of this match for
another week, the alibi used by the Police
team being that Ownie Bush must make a
trip to Cincinnati, but the real reason
according to the WKBF boys being to
allow the members of the Police team to
scout their opposition and also put in
do meet the fur will fly as both sides have
been busy telling the world what they
would do TO each other ever since WKBF
defeated the East End Gang
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TTENTION called Wednesday Melvin Off, the
"A juvenile veteran of the
seldom Skoced the headlines We said he "a
what we meant he'll be "a when the
gets March 3
Ihnk that %
league bend him. At the when the
reaching his prime just getting
VIII be beginning his ninth with the
Mel baed 38 1882 tied National home
run honors each collecting thregh
complete schedule OFT bats lefhanded
aWart standing feet inches weighing has
o the senior
sharp and his power respected by the
Klein nosed out O by homer
drive title IN 1929 fortythee forytwo the
C season that year the Giants and Phes
and Klens pitching mates issued pre-
vent him from parking the horsede presumed
path as the curtain fell on the
OFT
IN 1879 al the age OF TO- He kid catcher
WIN e Giants that merely passing the
picking up big league pointers John changed
hd and the lad took hyve
hitter and baed 1888 He eghytwo
In 1928 OFT games smacked the ball to the
tune OF 22 The of 1929
with mark of 1928 the he blasted
Inc outherner boosted his
1881 and then climbed again in 1882 38
reached
he drew 100 walks, batted
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BRAVES CIT PRICES

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 26.-In
keeping pace with the times, Emil
Fuchs, president Of the Boston Ma
tional League baseball Club, an
nounced today that the number of
50-cent seats at Braves field has
been increased from 1900 to $500
and that every Saturday would be
ladies day"
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TOMMY GOODWIN UPSET

BIZ Tunes Special
PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. &c.
Tommy Goodwin, 18-year-old New
York star and medalist in the Lake
Worth amateur tourney, was upset
in the second round Wednesday by
Calest Durand of Long Island, 2 up.
Durand'S victory avenged a recent
loss in the Miami amateur to Good
win.
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GLASSES FOR NET STAR

By United Press
BLOOMIN GTON, Ind. Jan. 90
Specially constructed glasses, to be
worn under a wire mask. are being
made to correct defective eyesight
that caused slump in the scoring
average of Keith Campbell. Logan
sport, Indiana university sophomore
basketball forward
Campbell is suffering from near
sightedneSs, unive, sity officials said.
The defect caused him to be benched
recently after having qualified for
the first team.
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seen in action during the evening.
He shows great promise as an all
round star
Girls events, six in number, will
be included on Saturdays program
and will be contested between the
heats and the finals of the national
and middle states title races.
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Davis, Plur1ner
Sign for Mat Go


A 6-foot 4-inch giant, tipping
the scales at 245 pounds, has been
signed by Lloyd Carter, match
maker, to grip with Lou Plummer.
218-pound eX-Notre Dame gridder,
in the semi-final bout on Monday
nights all-heavyweight wrestling
card at TomlinSon hall. He is Wee
Willie Davis, former Virginia foot
ball player.
Headlning the Hercules A. c. card Mon
day night will be a wo-falls-out-o three
nnlsh scrap involving Dr. Ralph Wilson.
Indiana wrestling surgeon and Mar
shall Blackstock. aggressive 225-pound At
lanta tGa.l veteran. The semi -windup
will be limited to one fall or AS minutes
in time. Davis Will be making his frst
start in an indianapolis ring Blackstock
appeared here several times a wear ago.
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Wednesday Ring Results

AT LOGANsPORT. Ind.-Henrv Hook Ell
wood; Ind, drew with Jimmy Savers. La
Muncie. outpolnted Tommy Merritt. Union
CITY. at 1879 pounds. 81; Jackie Collins.
Muncie. outpointed Eddie Blake Delphi
at 120 pounds. 81; Kid Goens ElWood
Ind. drew with Angelic Oualio. Peru. Ind.
at 1875 pounds. (6l; Eddie Cooper Muncie
won BY technical knockout over Joe CraW-
ford, Peru Ind. al lao pounds 49,. Bert
Duncan. Indianapolis. won by technical
knockout over Pasuuale Appolonio Logans-
port. at $50 pounds. ~.
AT PITTSBURGH-Ma Manuel Ouintero
veteran Tampa fla welterweight de-
cisioned Billy Holt. Pittsburgh Negro, in
ten rounds.
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OLDEST JOCKEY DEAD

bH Ntttd PFCSS
APPLEFORD. Berkshire. Jan. 26.
John Faulkner. the worlds Oldest
Jockey. died Wednesday night at the
age OF lo4. He married twice, and
many Of MS thIrty-two children
were successful jockeys, trainers and
Stablemen.
Faulkner rode his last race at the
age Of "a. When he was 102, he
volunteered to Subdue an unruly
mule, but vas thrown and suffered
a broken thigh.
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SKATE MEET SET

% y 2 NtFtU TUE
OCONOMOWOC, Wis, Jan. 90
Mems and women's outdoor speed
skating championships will be de-
cided at Lake Fowler here Saturday
and SUNDAY.
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TEXAS, n. d. SIGN


By Times Special
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 26.-Uni-
versity Of Texas athletic officials
announced today the Longhorns had
signed for a football game with
Notre Dame at South Bend, Ind, for
Oct. G. 1894.
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recovered and will be in top shape
for the tussle.
Tech invades ConnerSville for
action Friday night, and the Spar
tans rank as one of the states best
teams. Manual will get one OF
its stiffest tests of the season against
the powerful Upton team there, and
Washington entertainS Thorntown
on the west side. Acton invades
Park school gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-26
CARDS DROP GONZALES

. Y 9VIts NptITut
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26-Mike Con
zales, 40-year-old Cuban catcher,
has been released by the st. Louis
Cardinals. He has served as third
string backstop for the last two
years.
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Title Races on
H.A.C. Program

The first of a series Of national
swim events will be held in the
Hoosier A. c. pool Saturday night.
The program will feature the mems
national Junior 220yard breast
stroke and middle states 100-yard
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Ball Rallies to
Beat ChesterS

By Jnitod Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 26.-Ball
State cagers won an overtime game
from Manchester college here
Wednesday night, 25 to "a.
The Cardinals were trailing by
five points shortly before the regular
playing time ended but rallied to tie
the score at % to %.
Ball State led at the half, 10 to 9.
Ball State (26) Manchester ga
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CITY POLO FIVE LOSES
BIZ Times Special

BIZ lWcS SpecIdI
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 26.-Led
by Johnny Bricker, first rush, who
scored four goals, the local league
roller polo team defeated the In
dianapolis five here Wednesday
night, 7 to 4. Collins bagged two
Of the losers markers. Period score:
F R}6bmo59 ...-........ | . "a
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Something rare in the way of
radio sports entertainment will be
offered listeners Wednesday eve
ming. Feb. 1, when station WKBF,
Indianapolis, groups local big league
baseball celebrities before the mi
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GIANTS SIGN MOORE

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Joe Moore,
young fiychaSer who performed in
left field last season, has signed
his 1888 contract with the New
York Giants, it was announced
Wednesday.
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SWEDISH RUNNER DUE

y 7 2 THU IFFN8
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Eric Nv.
Sweden's 1,500-meter champion. ar
rives today aboard the Leviathan
to match strides with Americas best
runners during tae indoor track
season.
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HANOVER TESTS OAKS

OAKLAND CITY, Jan. 26.-Han-
over and Oakland City colleges will
renew their basketball rivalry here
tonight,
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Nelson Invades Fast

Bert Nelson, former Butler uni
versity high jumping star, will COM
pete IN the Millrose A. A. and other
eastern indoor track earnivals, he
said today. He will carry the coIors
Of Illinois A. c.
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Tries Indoor Sprints

Drank WYKOFF, the great
Il Southern California track flash.
is going to try his speed indoors for
the first time this spring. Hes a
record holder in the outdoor sprints,
but many believe he'll be slower in
doors.
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The majority of the, teams IN the, In,
to knock down Wednesday night; the only
exception being the Coca Cola boys. who
hao Frank Argus. Chuck Klein and Ruel
Moore rolling totals of 700. 668 and GA to
grand total of ISL siss. Against this kind Of
scoring Thomas Lunch was helpless and
lost the entire set.
Larry Fox and Dan Glubka. rival anchor
men of the Marott and Fishback Grille
teams. finished in a dead heat with totals
of 662 Rasmussen topped Boerger 634
the odd game.
Carl Hardin failed to pull out of his
slump and the result was another pin off
g Gre aS AT snd A ppo a G ST. Phip
Dropping to a mere 122 in his second try
bs a too b mg eGhe ba pooke to 6e
game was lust too bad his sheet showing
a 265 count which saved one game Tor
TUp. shaw Shaw and Bruder rolled 633 and
COZ for the winners.
the Wheeler Lunch team secured splits and
as result Underwood Transfer won all
three games. Arch Heiss leading the way
Counts c0f of 222 Isl yam and 2s5 when looking
for the pick OF. local bowlers don't forget
to mention this boy HESS. his season
Barbasol won the first two games from
Fall CITY Lager when GRAY and Mack de-
cided to change things. and they won the
final despite a 139 game by SchleImer. Don
Johnson and johnny Fehr showed totals OF
GIG and 638 for Barbasol.
St Philip No. 1 League games were hard
fought agar this week. Trule, Mlc-Lls-
McCahiu and Cain Lunch taking the rub
Der, from Coca-cola, CaSady Fuel and
Richard Pharmacy. Charlie Stick showed
one. Of his old-time striking spells ,s ana
TIE 278 game is high for the season In IN
M O'Grady. 617; Vollmer. 6l3; Maher. $40
and J. Barrett, COG.
Big Swings and Chain Tread won the
odd game from Crabs and Heat Resisting
during the G.. & j. League play at Pritch-
EFT Sc SOB series by Knarzer led this
play.
c. Monkey is proving himself to be the
class of the Indianapolis Railways and
Peoples Motor Coach League, his 552
Wednesday night again leading the field.
P Russell won high game honors with
score of 217. Handicap included; showed
the Whiz Bangs with games OF 1,Ol2, l.O24
win over Machines.
The b & o. girls we're in form during
the Indiana Ladies' League series, rolnng
2.375 to take three games from East Enc
Greenhouse. Dawson and nellie rolled 578
and sci for the winners as Crane pro-
duced 511 for the Greenhouse team.
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Big Swings and Chain Tread won the
odd game from Crabs and Heat Resisting
during the G. & J. League play at Prltch-
ett'se. A SOB series by Knarzer led this
play.