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TAKOMA PARK.
406 Carroll Avenue.

open sunday.
New house Of 8 large rooms
A very well built home: every convenience;
naes sPRs kitchen sb 9ri end e
rage screens Greens and snd shades fgrnished: deep
GUIDED, with $1,000 down payment. Price,
iA,ttTaetiye, shady, corner. old bgt veil
$3.50; D e. home: rooms: extra large
Ing iIns plant M ietl Iarse asep rrlsidaire ~ ne" neat
See 81 Sd y ,FfTmf fT1i1s Sale"
ose Carroll ST. Takoma nlim Park. GE. 1900. .
80 ACRES; % clear. bal. wood and timber
room house. porches. basement, new barn,
50 acres. some wood. fine stream and
state sas road S - miles 5. c. Price, $1,000. 90;
S500.O0 cash, bal. easy terms.
mser s09S eT u ns ns ssar shade n vGS ns
nnas ss 1snH6f mes Tsf5 On pree hs.G 1895
to State road. cement streets. fne. school,
HG eieet2citV H0uSs; syaiabe Ht ~ prce. oe %
100000 cash. bal to suit.
Herndon. Va, 49, = Phone 1873.
oAKCREsT- NEW; 5-R MODERN BUNGA-
orchard. tile bath. fixtures to match; large
lot. shade trees. running stream; $4,000 90;
$500 cash. $50 per mo. No trusts to re-
new; house is free and clear.
Va neutrality-suspicious. Of a lifetime
to buy Dutch Colonial Ar. modern house
on a concrete street that sold for $3.50
Can be bought for $3.50 II you have $3.50
cash, bal. to suit See this one before YOU
buy, 1t is modern. with h,-w.h., oak floors,
bulu-in bath, large lot, garage. "A forced
sale
Also. on Frazier ave ar. bungalow. 3
fine bed r. oak floors. h-wh Frigidare,
beautiful large lot. 61i7x120 #. on so it.
finished 81. facing Aurora Hills, at s. 500 90;
$500 cash; bal. to suit. These and many
others. including lots. villa sites and farms
II you are buving. selling or renting see
J. L. PRICE. 2O2 Nj Vernon ave, at the
Oakcrest once. Phone Clarendon 80
Evening star., 1933-07-16

CLARENDON. VA.
New. 5 r. b.. gas city water. cleo: price
$3.50. SiG0 down. balance $50 month
D r, bath. gas. cleo. with y acre. lots
OF fruit. shrubbery and room for garden
and chickens. In Clarendon. Price, $3.50,
5000 down. balance $40 month.
AND many others to choose from.
1CDSON REAMN.
Is N. Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va
Telephone Clarendon lO32, evenings 1892
Evening star., 1933-07-16

SALE-SUBURBAN.
$ ROOMS, BATH. ELECTRICITY, PIPELESS
tae aad o nexy miles
doWn e 3e sa on good Rad $500
downstairs; two rooms finished upstairs:
mi orisinal price. $3.50: for quick sa lie.
So; 80. Apply G6 Franklin ST, Hvattsvie
Call Hyattsville 6os-W for information. l6'
GROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE LAWN GA
rase. chicken house, fruit trees. Price
S3.5l5. 1881 44th pl. Sc. AT 391O-R.
aEs @ HogsE AM ls es9s6b hARoE EeI
rison st. cherrydale. Va Clar s96-J-1.
.o,- a, a r. REMARKABLE VALUE;
~fas hoase axs Situated seEe seIsn'a u
beautifully, landscaped, ground. this prop
may Be f2s e % il
co. Bank BldG Bethesda Nd. WI 1859.
s3,25o: $500 DOWN. $40 A MONTH: 5l2
s9nh Toom sa open sandsn ana va
aN r1aGSas 1oTsE saa5. AM LOT o2 ifS1is ismss
sas Gems9f on 1efms ave- B1son Cheap for
s1.650-2la ACRES; 2 RMS. SCREENED
spring, teIephons; NJ .1;u HILTON; Maple View
BUILT BY OWNER. NEW BUNGALOW. 2
acres. all. city improvements. wonderful
eapa ess for h c. Gys Sas passes s RUss RUuse from o
be appreciated Phone AT. 3I4o-R.
WILL SACRIFICE NEW MODERN BUNGA-
low to quick buyer. Phone Falls Church
$4,000 UP-TERMs. 500 CASH UP. A TO
:. rooms. ami. Mt: Rainier, Hyattsville.
M slsia sss t5s 5ss} ,ss says Cali III H a. JACOB
SUBURBAN-MD. PARK NEAR II ST. CAR
line. u r.. gas. cleo. lot 1OOx131. large l
asa Ghsdsn ahsds ns hsdf Il
Price, $4,000 terms.
REDUCED TO S4,75O.
S-room. 2-story frame house; bed rooms;
tirst M door: door oak doors an and Trim; can be Be maze maze
paved street. Drive out Georsia ave: to fire
sat 70 hess q sytE sD5Rs g 5s Ma and turn
the town Of Fairfax, 5 rooms and electric
S5sSS Ssi29ss As'i' As to Z $ WHfffaa' f Box s.:
A VERY UNUSUAL LOCATION FOR a
gentleman's exclusive home . site or for an
from Whies s House in an 'e aiT ne oshef
the same oesy
E Raymond Ave, Alexandria, Va. 16'
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 3O7 CEDAR AVE
New 6-room. brick bungalow, nice large
sash windows, plate glass; hardwood floors
throughout. open fireplace. tile bath. ped
estal lavatory, built-in tub, double garage.
basement under entire building; lot 5Ox15O.
Price $4,000; 81 900 cash. balance to suit.
r. s. PAPOT. Builder. Shepherd 2513
4 ROOMS AND BATH ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
enclosed norch, furnace Price, 50 $50. S4O0
cash, $3.50 month. MRS. ENGLAND.
phone Cap.tol Heights 190-R.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

MODERN 5-RM. BUNGALOW; GARDEN
space: Washington vicinity. Address Box
GOT, Star once.
SMALL COTTAGE m THE SUBURBS FOR
mos; must be reasonable Address p. o.
Box. 1913. Benz. Franklin Sta.
COUPLE. NO CHILDREN. WANT SMALL
cottage or bungalow about five miles from
D. c.. at once; state price. GAL Silver
Spring ave. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1933-07-16
SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

TEN ACRES OF DESIRABLE LAND. WITH
a stucco house Of six rooms. bath. double
front and back porches. side porch. closets,
a number Of French doors. This property
is located in one Of the most desirable sec
tons OF Loudoun County. on an elevation
irving a beautiful view in every direction.
Price S5 500 for a quick sale. Terms.
81 600 cash. balance to suit convenience
of purchaser H. G. T. EWING, Agent.
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OPPORTUNITY FUTURE BUSINESS HOME.
Good residential section in 1st commercial
zone. rooms. porches. garage. Price.
s0'''0' WAPLE vsaPIi JAMES. INC.
BARGAINS IN GEORGETOWN PROPERTY.
Modern s-room brick house in very best
s-room Colonial brick home built around
1900. Perfect condition. ami. large gar
den. Owner leaving town. $1O.5O0.
T-room house. bath. gas, cleo, h.-w:h:,
lot 63x9b.. $1,000: 5-room brick Colonial
good condition. $4,000; 6-rm. modern house.
a.mi.: good location. $4,75O.
~ --'-.- REAL ESTATE.
$4,OOOlLESS THAN COST.
21l2 .37th ST. NV.
oil burner. Vacant and open for inspection
by owner.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

FELICITY COVE. SHADY SIDE, MD.-FOR
tractive cottage: screened porch, fireplace.
all conveniences; shade, beach; can accom-.
modate six: reasonable, BY week or month.
Apply on premises.
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!-ROOM HOUSE. AMI. PORCHES, LARGE
rison st, Cherrydale. Va. Clar. 296-J-I
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The Washington times., 1933-04-03

SMARTLY SOPHISTICATED,
this furniture is said bv its de-
si0ner to make it possible for
people to lire lcith things er-
pressiUe Of this day and age.
rather than skeletons dragged from
our ancestors closets. The pres
ent approach to modern design is
an effort to meet 1888 needs.
just as Hepplet0hite and Sheraton
met Georgian needs century and
halt ago.
The Washington times., 1933-04-03

SUCH A HOME LIKE
CORNER. suitable for reading,
1Critin0 and conversation,
aCould ornam ent almost any
home. The Fidney-shaped
table desk is decorative as
aceN as serving a double
purpose. The edsv chair is
graceful as a0eH as comfort
able. The bookcase fills an
aachrdrd corner. and Grouides
for book storage.
The Washington times., 1933-04-03
The Home Beautiful Is the Home COmfOrtabl
Series Practical Suggestions Rishing Changing the Room

IT'S FAIRLY EASY
TO "GO MODERN"
1Uhen such Gttr1ctiUe
styles are available to
meet the netD days
needs. This type of
furniture is suited to
the interior drchitec-
ture to be eremplitied
at the forthcoming
Worlds Fair in Chi
cGgo. 1t is neither er-
treme nor diStrGcting,
and not out of keep
ing When used 1Dith
priced pieces.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Massey Is
Shea Foe

Lew Massey of Philadelphia and
Eddie Shea Of Chicago. stars of the
junior lightweight division, will
match speed, cleverness and hitting
power in the ten-round headline
attraction of a thirty-four-round
boxing show at Perry stadium to-
night.
Trained to the minute and well
under the weight limit of 135
pounds, two of the rings most bitter
rivals weighed in this afternoon at
the stadium and then submitted to
the customary physical examina-
ton.
IL VIII be the third meeting of the
pair, Massey having gained a draw
and a decision victory in previous
engagements. The decision. how
ever was a questionable one and
Shea has been in town week
Whipping himself into shape for the
express purpose of eraSing a blot
on his record. The balance of to-
nights card follows:
Eight Rounds-Pete Pantaleo. PbiIadsi-
phia VS.. Jose Martinez. Chicago: light
weights.
Six ROunds-Jimmv Goodman VS.. Jimmy
U Brien, indianapolis; weIterweights.
DIX kOundS-JOe Lapelle Louisville va
Young Leach. Indianapolis; featherweirhts.
-Four Rounds-NOble Wallace vs. Jack
Cocayne. Indianapolis: middleweights.
The first bout will start at $50
O'Clock, matchmaker Dale Miller
announced. There are three prices.
81, 81 and As cents, tax included.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
ANNUAL WATER POLO
TOURNEY ANNOUNCED

Dates for the city water polo
championship have been set for
July 27, %, 90 and 80 by Bud Sawin,
sponsor of the meet. and with the
approval of local A. A. U. officials.
Each team will consist Of seven
players. Playing time will be four
teen minutes and the rest period be-
tween halves will be three minutes.
Gold medals will be awarded win
ners of the championships and sill
yer medals will go to the runner-up
team. A craftsmanship trophy also
will be awarded. Dick McGraw Of
Ellenberger won this trophy last
year
Longacre pool has been chosen
as the playing area. All games will
be played at night except the final
game which is scheduled for Sun
day, July 30.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Erratic Giants Hope Return of
Ryan Today Will End Long Slump

Bill Terry's outfit achieved the
crest of sloppy baseball Tuesday by
fumbling away a game to st. Louis,
2 to 1. Scampering about the field
on Leon Enrol legs, they made five
errors, four of which were COM
mitted in the seventh, giving the
Cards their two runs without the
necessity of a hit in that frame.
Roy Parmelee did not deserve the
defeat because he held the Cards
to six hits, while Dizzy Dean
yielded ten to New York.
Chicago extended it's winning
streak to six games with a 6-to-2
win over Brooklyn, enabling the
Cubs to replace Pittsburgh at third
position. The Cups combined two
errors and four of their seven hits
for six runs in the eighth.
Boston humbled the Pirates, 5 to 8,
after Jordan's single, Moore's triple
and Whitney's long fly accounted for
the two marginal runs in the eighth.
Tom Zachary pitched fine ball for
the Braves.
The Phillies rose out of the cell
lar, dropping Cincinnati into the
basement by beating the Reds, 2
to l. Don HurSt's Overwhelming
triple and Yves Schulmerick's long
fy-accounted for the winning run,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
By Eddie Ash
Rookie Tells of That Old Man Ruth
SchooIboy Learns Lesson in Big City
CCHOOLBOY ROWE, kid pitcher with the Detroit Tigers

CCHOOLBOY ROWE kid pitcher with the Detroit Tigers
had much write home about to Eldorado, Ark, after
last Sundays experience in New York. He knocked out
by big bat of Old Man Ruth the fat guy whose
baseball obituary has been written and then sheved
nes than horse player has hot tips Schoolboy proved
he could take it and grim however When Ruth last in
Detroit he benched for rest and the Tigers
thought the Babe finally had caved in.
THE master sugger crooked schoboy for two hoers in the same
game Sunday with base Sensing that the Ar
IN the big city, the New YORK World Telegram Questioned him
boy drawed With two gone in the third inning alter PIKE walker
decided give him high fast one outside We'll burn my
did mister nobody and will find
r OWE then went on to describe his when Babe peeled
him. nd is strike as Babe can't bend that far Then Ggu u on
ball fool the Babe thinking another
a crazy a
get set for the change of and knock it of the park"
EPPA Cncy says has
- made him % pitcher that's what the Milwaukee ball club
same an the Cream City M don't get going shortly the
@ Gays %em lager lager ana %en Inc nome BOYS got roq
can't put our ball team together again"
ONE laughs the current baseball season was supplied by
~ sugar Cain pitcher with the Philadelphia Athletics The Macmen
sat c famous psonapes a Babe Ruth Lou ehrp and others cein
the remarked
park in this town"
ID KLEFERs travelling Indians lost four the and
N then turned around annexed Red evidently
list where all could The FASTENERS time
coming life Tuesday by biting the Brewers
FOHN speech
y public tourney
for the Hooer capital He said in 1T will bring lot of
golfers
spend
~ baseball inclination He Just keeps there collecting
Philes
money
the Phles sold Chucks
According to the United Press Dempsey told Tommy Laird
Camera the most dgrae defense the heavyweight title
history"
PARTICIPATION four porsfootbal
tack-whch him
physical strain upon Leonard Gudd Temple universs athlete
Cudd
his kotch" splendid physique
a-week
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Yankee Golfer
Canadian Choice

By United Press
VANCOUVER, B. c., July 12-Jack
Finger, San Francisco, entered the
second round of the Canadian anna
teur golf championship here today
as one of the faVorites to win the
title from Gordon Taylor, Montreal.
The Californian turned in the
lowest card in the opening round by
defeating Ed Innes of Toronto, 8
and 7, Tuesday. He shot 10, two
under par, on his morning round.
-Four other Americans, Harry
Givan and Albert Campbell of Seat
tie and DR.. Cliff Baker and Frank
Dolp of Portland, Ore, also sur
vived, but Dr. o. F. Willing, former
Walker Cup player, lost to Cecil
Coville of Vancouver, 1 up.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

St; Pats bowed to West Side outing in
8; Municipal League game, to 2. Bell
the losers. Fornell. Brisnick. McFail and
Snodgrass were best for. the winners with
Burkert. Glover. Williams, Dunn and
A thriller is expected Saturday at River
plays Sanitary Garage. Charles Cook is
F: Baker on the Sab and and G. Calvert BE BE-
ID; Fitzpatrick, %; WilloTRhby 3D.; 9.
Johnston, RI: Carl Hager. If and Pete
Beck sS sS S c0mpte sm hs ne % T5 1m Me- Me-
Garage battery. Action starts at 2:3o.
Brightwood Merchants dropped Indian
twelve hits of Adams, MONTGOMERY al
lowed only four Safeties and was given
fine support. K; Horning continued his
triple in i've times at bat. Ali Merchants
must report for practice Thursday at
D m. and Brookside 2.
Forty-ninth Street Trojans defeated
attack. Troians desire games in the II
morning Gail Hu. 56fI, ask for Slim.
J. A. A; lost hard fought game to
diana RefOrmatofy at Pendleton Sunday
Games are wanted for July % and so
Write A. Simon, 927 South Meridian
street. or call DR.. $3.50.
Recorders defeated Upton, 10 to g. Next
Sunday, Recorders play at Bloomfield. July
% is open. Write 51s Indiana avenue.
Monte Carlos easily thumped Canadian
Wildcats Sunday, Il to s. The fielding
and batting of Groves and Buster Spann
featured. Carlos are forced to cancel
their game Sunday with Bridgeport Blues
but will resume action July %, playing
at LiZton. For games, write Martin Moore,
1900 Northwestern avenue.
West Side Chevrolets will play Indian
apols Bleaching at Longacre Sunday at
2:30. Bleaching nine is playing Satur-
day league ball, while Cheyies have been
playing road ball. State and city teams
wanting games with Chevies at Longacre,
write Bill Rider. 1912 Bellefontaine street.
W. / Cubs will tackle Crescent ALL
Stars in double-header Sunday A game
is wanted for Aug. 10 with strong state
team. Write or wire. Reece Whiteside,
1925 Miller street, indianapolis, Bedford,
notice.
Roockwood Juniors, playing In the lo-i5-
year-old class, want games with city
teams. Cali Dr.. 384l-R.
All Ace Coal players are asked to report
at Diafond Chain field Thursday afternoon
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giving Roy Hansen victory over 81
Johnson in pitching duel.
The rehabilitated New York
Yankees advanced to within two
games of the Washington Senators,
American League leaders, by beat
ing st. Louis, to 4, while Wash
ington lost to Chicago, to 8.
Lefty Gomez excellent relief
pitching and homers by Dixie
Walker and Tony Lazzeri resulted
in the Yankee victory. Gomez went
to MacFayden's rescue in the eighth
inning with one out and the bases
full, tanning the next two pinch
batSmen.
Chicago hammered three Wash
ington hurlers for sixteen hits, in
Guiding triple, double and two
singles by Evar Swanson in four at
tempts Walt Miller held the Mats
to eight scattered hits.
Jimmy FoXx and Max Bishop led
the attack as Philadelphia beat
Cleveland, to 4, and Boston
downed Detroit, 2 to l, after Wal
ters' walk, Cookies double and Jol-
ley's infield out resulted in two
runs in the fourth. Bob Weiland
bested Vic Frazier in tight pitch
ing duel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Tuesday Fight Results

AT SEATTLE, wash.-Freddie Miller.
1851. Cincinnati. worlds featherweight
champion, knocked out Able Israel 1884,
Seattle az; Henry Woods, 1875, Yakima.
Wash, decisioned Lupe Castro. 1856, Los
Angeles (10l.
AT LOS ANGELES-Young Tommy. 11p
Manila, decisioned Baby Casanova lie
Mexico City tl0l Kid Azteca, las, Mexico
Welterweight champion. defeated Ceferino
Garcia. l46. California titlist (l0l.
AT CHICAGO-Kid Leonard. East Mo-
line; l56. outpointed Andy Divodi. New
YORK veteran. i52 in eight rounds. George
xenie, IA, South Bend. stopped Laddle
TonIeli, Chicago. in the first round. 10
10 Venle, la. South Bend knocked out
Carlos Herrera. l39 Chicago. in the third
round. Jackie Coogan, I23. South Bend
knocked out HuRhie Allen. Chicago. first
round.
AT HARTFORD. Conn.-Marty Fox, New
YORK heavyweight. lost q decision to IN
known Winston. Hartford Negro O0l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Denrnary to
Face Fisher

Second and third round matches
in mems singles featured today's
program in the indianapolis tennis
championships at Hawthorn, with
Gene Demmary, Butler star, facing
Herb Fisher of I. A. c. in the
feature tuSsle.
Action also was scheduled in all
other divisions except junior dou-
bleS.
Earl BoSSong and Bill Fleming,
Cincinnati doubles team, were upset
victims in Tuesdays top tussle, bow
ing to Harold Justus and Frank
Dale, GA, 2-6, 6-2. Fleming de-
feated Dale in a singles match
previously, 6-1, ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
FEVER STOPS TURF STAR

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 12.-The Airing
ton Park stewards today exonerated
trainer E. L. CWoody) Fitzgerald
and Jockey Willie Saunders of any
blame for Plucky Plays poor show
ig in the sixth race at Arlington on
Monday.
The official veterinarian at Ar
lington examined Plucky Play after
he ran next to last in the sixth
race and found he had an extra
temperature Of half degree and
a slight attack Of auto-intoxication.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Miller Stops
Coast Rival
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SEATTLE, Wash, July IL. -
Freddie Miller dispelled any doubt
as to his superiority in the feather
weight ranks by knocking out Able
Israel, Seattle, in the fourth round
Of a scheduled flfteen-round title
bout before 5000 fans here Tues
day night.
The worlds champion outfought
his opponent from the start, pun
melting the Jewish challenger, who
decisioned him several weeks ago,
with crushing left-handed blows.
Israel took terrific beating in the
first three rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
BURRUS, LITTLE WOLF
MEET IN FRIDAY GO

Harry Burrus, popular Anderson
grappler, has been signed to meet
Chief Little Wolf, Indian star, in
the second two out Of three fall
event for Friday nights wrestling
program at the South Meridian
arena.
Whiskers Dooley will be seen in a
third bout with an opponent to be
named. The feature bout will be
between Cyclone Burns and Roy
Allen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Mr.. Khayyam Tops Classy
Field in Rich Chicago Race

Mr.. Khayyam, winner of the Amer
lean Derby, looms as the probable
favorite.
Much support also is being given
M. L. Schwartz Gold Basis, winner
of the Latonia Derby and the most
improved 3-year-old of the year.
The COe entry of Pomponius and
Pompoleon also is getting attention,
along with The Darb, Head Play,
Okapi and Barn Swallow.
If twenty start in the big race,
the victor will receive $4S,80O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
Australia Favored to Trip
British Cuppers, Face Yanks

the Paris match will meet the de-
Tending French team in the chal-
lenge round for the cup.
Jack Crawford, who has beaten
Ellsworth Vines, American cham
pion, and Henri Cochet, French star,
in recent title tits, will lead the
Australians. Don Turnbull, a young
star, will be the other singles play
er, while Crawford or V. Nc
Grath ana Acrian Quist will team
up in doubles.
Fred Perry and Bunny Austin will
play singles for England. The Brit
iSh doubles team will be George
Hughes and Perry or H. C. N. Lee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
MILWAUKEE

Runs batted in-Chapman Bedore. Lo-
gan. Grimes, stiely.. Wingard, Marquardt.
Two-base hits-Stanton StieIy. Three-base
hits-Logan, Lee. Home runs-I,avne.
Cooney. Stolen base-Layne. Sacrifice
Lee. Double plays-Stanton (unassistedl;
Grimes TO Stanton; Lee to Sigafoos to
Wingard. Left on bases-Indianapols, 7;
Milwaukee. 10. Base on balls-Of stiely'
l; of Logan, 8; of Caldwell. /. Struck
out-By Stiely 3; by Logan. 4; by Cald-
we'll, l. Hits-Of Stiely Il in S innings
pitched to two in sixth; of Caldwell.
in innings. Hit by pitcher-By Logan
Connolly. Losing pitcher-Caldweu Um-
pire-Johnson and Devormer. Time
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12
City SoftbaII Notes

School % easily trounced Hawthorne
nine, IS to 2. in a Leisure Hour League
contest. While the school team was pill
ing up twenty hits. sixteen Of which
went for extra bases. bosch held the
losers 70 three hits and struck out ten
School % will take on the Beanblossoms
Thursday at $3.50 D. m. at 1850 South
Meridian street.
Union Conversational defeated Hook
Drug. IL 70 2. in the Inter-City Kittenball
League. Laxon pitched fine game while
his teammates collected eighteen hits. in
Guiding three home runs. Sofra won q
forfeit game from Chamber OF Commerce.
ANY team wishing to enter this league.
can Ha-3e02-M. after $50 p. NJ
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RI limited Press

By United Press
LONDON, July 12.-Crack tennis
players of England and Australia
will start their five-match battle
Thursday at Wimbledon for the
right to meet the United States
team later in the Davis cup inter-
zone final, and the lads from down
under" are 5-to-4 favorites to win.
If the Australians win, as ex-
pected, they will furnish the Amer
lean team mighty stiff opposition at
Roland Garros stadium, Paris, in
the inter zone final, which opens a
week from Friday. The winner of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-12

70, ana Secre-
tary Jim Tier
ney a I'm O S t
threw him out.
Ryan made the
mistake of COM
ing down from
his home at
Lynn, Mass, and
whipping out his
signed contract
under Tierney's
oSe, entirely
u n a n n o unCed.
N o body knew
him.
But now every
b dy KIN wv S
Blonde r va n.