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Basketball NeuUs and GOSSIP

Sally Suddith. former Martinsville and
Indiana u star. and WhitloW and Baker.
former Martinsville players. have Joined
the lineup of the Wonder Bakers. game
is wanted Sunday on the opponents floor
Road games can not be played on q home
and home basis. Call or write F. F. Grove,
CHI. 2746. 1918 Holloway avenue.
Hoosier Demon Girl. state champions,
will play the St Matthews LutheranS Sun
daY afternoon at the Dearborn Hotel court
The game will start at D. m. The De-
mons are leading the CITY girls league and
have registered wins over Dayton and
At .. m. the U. S. Tires. formerly
the G. & j. FIVE. will enage Stock Yards
five. Stock Yards has been upsettlng
MANY strong teams. 4 final game at a
and Standard Grocery.
Saturday night. U. S. Tires will play
Indiana Bell quintet at the Dearborn no
tel at $50 Bell team is tied for first
place in the Business Mems League with
the Central Business College. At $50
m. Dearborn Flashes will. play Hard
wood Kids. Teams interested IN playing
1880 game are asked to call Cherry ooo4.
zanta Stays will replace Speedway, Club
in the Industrial League Friday night at
the Dearborn.
Second division teams turned the tables
on the first division clubs in the Brookside
u B. League Tuesday night Englewood
Christian defeating University Heights
U. b. "a to %, in thrilling game and
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Polo Rosters
Are Selected

The management of the Indian
apolis Roller Polo Club has re-
celved the starting lineup of the Fit.
Wayne team for Sunday afternoons
game at Tomlinson hall, and the
roster reveals the upstate quintet
has been strengthened since it lost,
9 to T. in a game here earlier in
the season.
At center Fl. Wayne will have
Rollin Dewitt. the skating parson,
who was obtained from Muncie. Lo-
cal fans will recall the colorfuI De-
Witt, who was the outstanding per-
former when Muncie played here.
Another new player with Fl. Wayne
is Paul Minor, a rush, who is rated
one of the highest scorers in the
game. Starting lineups for Sunday
were announced today as follows:
FIT WAYNE INDIANAPOLIS
Harry Thompson. First Rush Red Collins
PAU Minor. Second Rush. Ted Lewis
Rolln De Witt. Center. Socks Ouigley
waiter Baa Half ...... Ben Danford
CHRIST Hahn. ....... Goal....-...O Ollie Nav
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TURNER'S VS.. CARTHAGE

Carthage Merchants will battle
the South Side Turner's here Sun
day afternoon at 3. The visitors
have a record of nine conservatives
victories against the strongest In
diana and Ohio team, while the
locals have continued to show rapid
improvement. Campbell and Waltz
left the Turner's, but these positions
are capably filled by Hill and
Grimsley.
Turner's dropped Lee and Jay
Ramblers in league game at
Pennsy gym, 38 to 10. Saddler,
Beeson and Okey led the scoring,
while Bollett and Grimsley played
fine floor game.
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COCHRAN INvADES THREE-RAiL PASTIME

XXTELKER Hollywood CAL next Monday will
w hreecushon billiard championship honorS
bakine title cochran
the western sectional fnas and finished his sched
without defeat turning the best grand average OF
2 innings
and that to Cochran He
OF lOO6 Frank
sectional semnals third
scored the number Of
action the worlds tournament
Cochran the field Of nine other
which starts Monday
Windy
Cochran born Manson Iowa in october 1886 and started TO
play years fathers billiard parlo
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BIZ Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. r.
Buffers Bulldogs, victorious in five
of their eight games this season,
will invade Notre Dame Saturday
night for renewal of their 23-year-
old basketball rivalry with Notre
Dame.
In the years between 1909 and the
present, the Bulldogs and Irish have
played eighteen games, each team
winning nine. Notre Dame has
scored more victories over the teams
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By Eddie Ash
Tennis Players Gather in Southland
National Cue Event Attracts Stars
EquipOise Lost Coin by Bad Starts

GUNNER sports of the north the winter sports of the
SOUTH so find the tennis stars Of the nation crowdng
the heels of the golfers who have been cashng in winter
tournaments The first big tennis tournament to draw the
big names to Dxieland is the Miami Btmore asouth cham
ponshp singles and doubtless to be staged there Jan 1929
Among the boys
Lott Gregory Mangn Suffer Berkeley Bell Marcel Rain
in o of the south
Hash of couple OF years back is wekno%n
college Georgetown who
holds the figured
to is former national
intercollegiate uIehoder
Berkeley Bell young the of tennis
Ranve Of the best players Canada
Canadian Davis matches
this will be
Adams national veterans doubles
Henry Barnett middle western v
After the Miami tournament expected will
of the golf carnival
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win too well, you're bound to run
into trouble. To me, he's an all
right guy who knows his baseball"
frankie said he thought Pepper
Martins collapse last year was due
to sickness and too much praise
after his work in the 1881 world
series.
Praise is tough for a veteran, .
Frisch said. It's ruinous some
times to a rookie"
Dizzy Dean. in Frisch's opinion, is
a pitcher who has everything.
We asked him who he thought
was the best ball player in the Ma
tional League.
AS if you didn't know" he re-
piled. That wild, wild man from
Indiana-Chuck Klein Of the Phil
lies. He can do everything. And
do it right"
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Paul Choice
Over Miller

By Times Special
CHICAGO, jan 12.-Tommy Paul,
N. B. A. featherweight fiStic cham
piOn, and Freddie Miller, Cincinnati
southpaW, tapered off today for their
ten-round title struggle at Chicago
stadium on Friday the 18th. Both
had little trouble reaching the 1866
pound limit.
Paul is receiving the champion
consideration, and is rated 6-to-5
fayorite over Miller. Martin Levan-
dowski, Michigan light heavy,
tackles Jim Braddock, Jersey City
veteran, and Varias Milling, star
coast featherweight, tackles Johnny
Pena in other top scraps on the
card.
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FiUe Events on
Bill at Annoy

The complete card of five events
for Friday nights weekly graphing
entertainment at the Armory was
announced today by Matchmaker
Jay Gardner. The card, starting at
$3.50 p. M, is:
Joe Pareln, Texas. former worlds mid
dleweight champion, vs.. Henry Whiskersl
Kolln. Benton Harbor. Mich; middle
weights. Two falls, out of three,
Coach w. H. Billy Thom, Indiana uni
Ore. middleweights. One fall.
Charlie Carr, Battle Creek. Mich, VS..
Chief Little Wolf, Oklahoma; middle
weights. One fall.
Ed Baker. Indianapolis, VS.. Chief Lake
side South Dakota; light heayyweights.
One fall
SPEEDY O'Neil, Shelbyville; middeight One
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bricklaying. Nice work, bricklaying
Keeps you out in the open"
Frisch thinks the 1888 National
League race will be between the
Cards, the Pirates and the Cubs.
And when he tells you that man
for man we're as good as the Cubs,
and our left-handers oughta stop
the Pirates cold" you gain the i'm
preston that frankie feels that 1898
will see the Cardinals regain the
glory that was theirs in 1881.
frankie made it clear, however.
that while he liked the chances of
the Cards. Cubs and Pirates, he
wouldn't bet on them.
Ball clubs that look great on pa
per have a way of going haywire in
the season. and vice versa" he ex-
planned. Garry HERMANN of Gin
cinnati had it right when he said,
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press stan Correspendent

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Frankie
IN FriSch was playing handbal
Watching nim rip and tear about
the court, you'd swear he was the
veriest rookie, with speed and
strength to burn.
1t was only when he stood still
long enough for you to catch a
glimpse of that bald spot on the
back Of his head. that you realized
the FordhaT Flash was getting
along in Yeas, was one of basebalIs
real veterans.
frankie 5 35 now. Been in the
business twenty years. Yet, sitting
there all wrapped up in towels, the
man experts rate with the great sec
ond basemen Of all time talked Of
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to GiUe
MohIer Tryout

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12.-Another
collegiate football hero will turn to
the diamond next spring.
Orville Mohler, Southern Cali
fornia's great quarter back, who was
kept out of action most of this sea-
son with serious back injury, has
been signed for a tryout with the
Los Angeles club Of the Pacific
Coast League.
He is rated one Of the best base
ball players ever produced by y. S.
c., pastiming in the outfleld and
Boosting high batting average. He
is the son of Kid Mohler, former
major league second baseman and
eX-manager of the San Francisco
Seals.
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College Regatta
Fate in Balance

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Fate Of the
Poughkeepsie Regatta. classic of the
collegiate navies, rests with the
stewards of the Intercollegiate Row.
ing Association, meeting here today.
Despite disheartening reports from
the schools whose eXchequers are
depleted, optimism prevailed before
the meeting. It was the consensus
that smooth swinging oarsmen
again would sweep their glistening
shells down the Hudson in June.
Pessimists feared that the with
drawal of Washington, Wisconsin,
Cornell and California might lead
to abandonment of the event. But
Maxwell Stevenson, chairman of the
board, said he was confident the
regatta would be held
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HoOsier Soph
Stars Shine
BIZ Tnitcd Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Ian. 12.-Cas Ben
nett, Illinois forward, is the lead
ing individual Western Conference
basketball scorer, after all teams,
excepting Ohio State and Minnesota
have competed in two games.
Bennett scored seven field goals
and eight free throws against
Northwestern and Michigan to lead
with % points. Cotton, Purdue's
sophomore guard, is second with
eight field goals and three free
throws for 10 points. Jack Heaven
ridge, I. U, sophomore guard, was
third with 10 points.
The ten leading scorers follow:
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GOLF CHAMPION UPSET
By Times Special

bU IWCS NpCCIuI
CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. 12.-
Young Garfield Miller Jr of Miami
battled Art Lynch Of Mamaroneck,
Y, in the thirty-six-ho finals
of the Miami Biltmore amateur golf
tournament here today.
Miller turned in the prize upset
Of the tourney when he rallied to
defeat Tommy Goodwin of Mon
rec, N. Y, up in the semi finals
Wednesday. Miller was three down
at the fourteenth hole, but won the
next four to capture the decision.
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Murphy Rivals Meet on
Net Court Again Here

Duffy Florals, strong Chicago
quintet starring Charles (Stretch)
Murphy Of Loyola U. fame, will be
next Sundays opponent at the
armory for the Kautsky A. c., it
was announced today. Rochester
IN. " Centrals, originally sched-
uled for Sunday, wired a cancella-
ton to the local club Wednesday.
Another member of the Chicago
five is Fred Bedore, former mem
Ger of the Indianapolis American
Association baseball club. Murphy
of Loyola is well known to local
fans for his play against Butler
and Charles (Stretch Murphy of
Purdue, who is a member of the
Kautsky five.
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Youngsters Grab Top Places in
Caliente Open; Wind Ruins Vets
Ladysn1an Made FaUorite in 1888
Kentucky Derby at 10 to I Odds

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Ladysman,
champion money winner of the 1882
2-year- olds, has been named the
favorite for the Kentucky Derby at
Louisville on May 6.
Tom Shaw of New York and Tom
Kearney Of st. Louis, Americas out
standing turf commissioners, have
posted odds of 10 to l, 5 to l and 3
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Cady; Becker and Clark counted GIG Gil
and GIL in a dandy race for top hOnors in
the @. and j. Tire League. Inter-Club
League play featured MalaSkey. with q
total Of GIG on games Of 2l5. 2l5 and 246
Fancher was runner-uD on COO.
Smith was consistent and led the Citizens
Gas plav north sdel with a total of
58S on games Of 2O3. 1873 and 1876.
Ed Wishmeyer was headed for the hall
of fame when he opened with games of
POI and 258 in the Mutual MIX League but
faltered at this stage. dropping to ISL to
total $780, which led the league.
DR.. Norman was the whole show during
the Medical Society League series on the
Central drives rolling a 246 to wear the
high game medal this week and totalling
$40 over the three-game route.
$50 count by Lands was best for the
poor start stopped him at this count
games Of 223 and 220 following an opener
of 147.
Malarkev also pounded the pins during
the Antler Recreation League series. scor-
10 take TOP honors with a total of $40.
Danna showed on 500.
Pinch hitter Reg Kline rolled a total
of $50 to lead the Film League series on
the Illinois drives. his finish of 24s being
high single game. Barrett scored a $50
as Gauker counted 6l5.
Kehl won all TOP honors during the
Wheeler Lunch Ladies League series. her
high game of 2O8 leading her to a total
of sos
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Jones Beaten in
Billiard Tourney

Harry Cooler defending cham
pion. was alone in the unbeaten
class OF the state three cushion bill
lard championship today.
Neal Jones, former title-holder,
dropped his first match Wednes-
day to Lou Sp!vey, another eX-
champion, so to As, in ninety-six
innings.
Spivey rallied after trailing "a to
IT. early in the game, knotted the
count at 40-all and then went on to
win. His high run was seven, while
Jones best cluster was four
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to l on w. R. Goes star, but there
are very few takers, it was reported.
Injuries cut down Ladysman late
last season after the brilliant
youngster had won five out Of nine
starts and picked up S11143 in
cash. The star is reported sound
again after a long rest and ready
to go after the Derby cash and
glory
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Ping Pong Meet
Billed at Ayres

A state ping pong tourney will be
held in the L. S. Ayres store audito-
rum Friday and Saturday, Jan. 81
and %. Players interested are re-
quested to write or call L. S. Ayres
& Co., or get in touch with Rolin E.
French, general chairman, It's East
F'ifty-ninth street, or phone Hum
bolt 1880.
Singles and doubles champions
will be decided and prizes will be
awarded to winners and runners-up.
There will be small entry fee. 1t
is planned to stage the event an
nually.
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NOtre Dame, Butler Renew
Old Cage Feud Saturday

of Coach Tony Hinkle, than any
other team on the Butler schedule.
Since Hinkle became head coach
at Butler in 1926, the Irish have won
seven and lost three contests to head
the list of Bulldog opponents. Only
three other teams played by Butler
have had more than an even break.
Last years two games with the
Bulldogs which gave the Irish an
even break in the aIl-time standings
against Butler, were both settled by
margin of five points.
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REDS TO OPEN MARCH 1

~ ! mes Special
CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 12.-Cin-
clnnatfs Reds will open their
spring training camp on March l,
it was announced today, the pitch
ers and catchers reporting on that
date to Manager Ownie Bush at
Tampa, Fla. The rest of the squad
will report March 9.
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the coming season with the enthu-
SiaSm of a youngster about to make
his first trip south with a big league
club.
frankie talked OF salary cuts, the
Pirates. Hornsby. the Cubs, Chuck
Klein, Dizzy Dean. the Yankees and
a dozen other subjects pertaining to
baseball.
ERISCH expects a salary cut DE
Il cause everybody's getting 'em."
But he's not expecting a very big
one. Told that Sam Breadon, dis
cussing his 1888 salary said, "Frisch
got $4,000 last year and played
$4,000 ball." frankie laughed.
You don't think Breadon plans to
cut my pay that much, do your" he
asked. If he does, III probably try
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Wednesday Net Scores
COLLEGES


Navv 80: American u. "a
George Washington. So; st. Johns. 80.
Ashland, 81; KENYON. 49,
Denison 81: Wooster IS.
Pennsylvania. IS: Princeton. 81.
John Carroll %: Baldwin Wallace. Is.
Illinois WESLEYAN. 80; James Milliken. 3d.
Georgia. 81; Florida. "a.
Temple. 81 West Virginia "a
Cornell 81: Niagara IS.
Western Reserve. 81: Toledo. 90.
Loyola baltimore. 46 Mt. st. Mary's
IS
Columbia. 81 New York u. 26.
Syracuse. 80: Fordham, %
Kentucky Wesleyan. %; Centre. %.
Havsrford SO; Lehigh. Is
louisiana State. 80; Mississippi State
IS overtime
HIGH SCHOOLS
Shelbvvllle. 80. RuShville. IT,
Walnut Grove. &c: Noblesville. "a lover
tnel
Lebanon. So: jefferson (Lafavettel. 27.
Medora. so: HAYDEN. g.
Scottsburg "a; Madison. 81.
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CUBS BUY SOUTHPAW

BV Tunes Special
CHICAGO, Jan. IL. - Chicago
Cubs found their long-sought south
paw pitcher, but they had to go to
the minors to get him. The Ma
tional League champions Wednes-
day purchased Beryl Richmond, Is
year-old lefty from Baltimore of
the International League, where he
won twelve games and lost fourteen
for the second place Orioles last
season.
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BILLY SULLIVAN ENGAGED
By Times Special

DU TWIS NVttTUI
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. r.
Billy Sullivan, leading hitter of the
Chicago White Sox, and Miss Louise
hartman of South Bend, will be
married next June, Sullivan said to-
day. The young star will be gradu-
ated from Notre Dame law school
next June.
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KeLLar to Play
Last TWo Tits
Bg Science Service

Bg Science Service
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. I2.-Suc-
cessful in securing an even break in
its opening two-game road series
against Minnesota and Northwest
ern, Purdue's basketball squad is
hard at work preparing for the
home encounters with Iowa here
Saturday and Minnesota here Mon
day that will bring the first semes-
ters court activities to a close ana
mark the end of the basketball ca
reer of Harry Kellar, veteran for
ward.
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PARK FACES KIRKLIN

Lou ReicheI's Park School cagers
will be out for revenge when they
take on Kirklin in a return game
at Park School gym Friday night.
hnklin recently defeated Park by
points. Richardson and Cullen
have been missing from practice
sessions this week due to injuries.
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noble experiment 1t will be
team of new faces, built by the
player who succeeded John Nc
Graw at the helm last June. Many
old favorites will be missing.
Here you see the big southern
err getting in shape for his double
duties. Terry also hopes to grab
the 1888 league batting crown.
He Was runner-up in 1882.
Bill plays golf daily on the
links near his Memphis (Tenn)
home.
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NoBLEsvILLE GETS TOURNEY

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Jan. u. -
The annual Indiana DeMolay bas-
ketball tournament will be held
here late in March, it was an
nounced today.
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Terry Keeps Fit on Links

T IKE many other big league
IL ball players, Bill Terry. first
baseman-manager of the New
York Giants, believes golf during
the winter months is just the
thing to keep fellow in trim for
the long summer diamond grind.
Terry's Giants of 1888 will be a
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JESSE HILL RECOVERING

RIVERSIDE, Cal, Jan. 12.-Jesse
Hill, fleet rookie outhelder of the
New York Yankees, was recovering
here today from an emergency ap-
pendicitis operation performed
Wednesday. Hill played with New
ark, Yankee farm, last season.
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b. JNifCd FrCSS
NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Major
league club owners will be close OBJ
servers next season of the Inter
national Leagues application of the
hockey system" of play-offs in de-
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DANVILLE TESTS EVAS

~ IlmeS special
DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 12.-Cen-
trail Normal, victorious in five out of
six starts, and Evansville college,
beaten only once in eight starts.
clash here Friday night on the
hardwood.
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BY LEFTY LEE

A new bowler has arrived to carry or
bowling stars. Raw Fox being the daddy of
the newcomer. who arrived wednesday
morning. Ray was too excited over the
and Larry celebrated with totals of sis
ana GIL. and the Marotts won three from
Coca Cola. despite Hansen's 631 count.
Gregory and Appel Wheeler Lunch I'm
derwood Transfer and FIJI CITY Lager won
Two out Of three from J. P Johnson Fish
PACK Grille. Seven Up and Thomas Lunch
during the other. contests. Scores over the
6O0 marx We're: Wimberly SIS: Cray 63l:
Schlelmer GIT. and Chrisney 6l2
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Another Gibbons in Ring

THERE were Tommy and Mike
i Gibbons. brothers and good
fighters from st. Paul. Now here is
Jack Gibbons, a son of Mike. who
has been flattening foes around his
home town. Jack is middleweight.
They say he's good.
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Barbasol was Just another team in their
first gains with the ST. Philip A. c.. rolling
87l. The St. Philip PLAYERS were so sur
Drlsed 70 see this kind of going from this
team. however. and refused to take ad-
vantage Of their opportunity. stopping at
800 Barbasol finished with 1.040 and
l.026 to win all three Hueber Pritchett
and Johnson rolling totals Of 627. 609 and
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The closing weekend of plav in the an
nuaI 600 scratch team event on the Foun-
tain Square alleys is scheduled for Satur-
day and Sunday. special squad will be
made I'D for teams that wish to enter now
the regular schedule being unable 70 &C
commodate the entrants. If your team
wishes to enter call Behrens. at the Foun-
tain alleys.
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j w. Bader Coffee had Scotch counting
Electric. Harpers Bros Garage also won
Two from Citizens Gas despite a series of
6Io BY Rex Dawson. Holt had COS for
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Coca Cola continued their winning WAYS.
defeating Selmeir Towel all the way when
for counts Of CTS and 657. Kemper rolled
632 for the losers.
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Augustiner found Tipton-Lytle Cigar to
their liking taking all three games as
Robertson rolled SAB. Shaw arrived IN time
Tor the final game and rolled 222.
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With Lang. Hombeck, Quill and Ward
rolling scores OF $50, 672. 6I8 and 500 the
Seven Up team Of the Uptown League was
over the 600 mark each game. scoring
3,l62 to take three from City Candy by a
wide margin.
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Brookside U. B. downing Brookside Flashes.
10 TO 13, IN defensive battle. The
standing of the lnapne fnllnme.