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Evening star., 1933-08-10

AUTO PARTS for any make car. We are
the largest auto wreckerS in town. Why not
save 50', or more on your needs? Thou
sands are Just watch the crowds coming in
Glassers, md and Fla. ave. ne. Me. SS67.
"ALL PARTS GUARANTEED -
Evening star., 1933-08-10
PARKING LOTS.

PARKING LOT. sth AND EYE SITS. NV:
trucks parked pm. to am. So month
ly; automobile parking, "a hours. 25c; rea-
SLnable monthly rates. 10'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Eonfiuuedl

/ ROOM, KITCHEN AND INCLOSED
ga cromWell Terrace ne -.--
MODERN. coNGEN1AL GIRL TO SHARE
with another 1-room; kitchen bath apt
I466 Col. I'd. Apt. "a. TO-
I ls.5 ST Nv AND ROOMS ssstrIeIsy PRI
sink. IL
TILDEN GARDENs-6 ROOMS. All, OUT
side exposures: low terms. No; 3O4' 3ulo
Tilden St. NV Shown on premises. To-
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR APT DIFFERENT
from the usual beehive? See Waliace
Bryant's large living room. fireplace. or 2
bed rooms. etc. al2 18th st -
1872 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. COR N ST
nwD. 1913 N st. NV and 3 rooms, KIT
gas cleo; Summer rates: janitor.
OPP. MAYFLOWER-COOL. CLEAN, HONEY
loom kit. semi-bath. or : r PRIV: o. aiso
rm g windJ; phone; contin. h. W. 1.l7
De Sales
1905 18th NV. APT. I0I-REFINED GIRL
to share nicely furn. apt. with anothef'
Laree room. kit. unit incl. refriseration).
10Th AND NEWTON SITS. NW.-3 ROOMS.
eiec refrigerator; S45. co. 1881 after $50.
MT PLEASANT 3I07 18th ST: OVERLOOK
ing Rock Creek Park rms kitcnen. i;i paIn'
modern; southern exposure quiet. cool; ADULTS.
TAKOMA PARK-TWO LOVELY ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. porch; private home: nne ioca-
tion. 6523 1st NV. corner Van Buren,.
THE CHARLOTTE. 212O ST. NV. APT
9-One room. kitchen and rear porch; i 1ur-
nished with studio couch; 50 weekly. IT,
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
hotel apt with refined lady; cool; reason
able: 1900 bloc, 10th st. DI. 4l3o.
DOWNTOWN. RIALTo HOUSE. 40 9th ST;
nw-Walking distance all commercial
bidgs.; newly furnished one-room. kit. bath
apts: furnish gas electric. linens; maid
and phone service: low rent Lii
$50 AND S55 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS,
including gas electricity rooms. Kitchen.
hath 3 exposures lovely garden 534 2uth
NV.
4707 CONN AVE.-LARGE BED ROOM,
living room, dining alcove. kitchen, bath
and large front porch. Call Cleveland $500.
1875 HOLLY SIT ROOMS. BATH BATH Ga "a
formation at ls2l 18th. Baker. II.
1926 CALIFORNIA sT-'THREE ROOMS.
k!tchenette. bath; suitable two. possibly
three: $40.
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool APIS. THE TRAY
more. 1717 18th st. n.w--BeautliuIly lur-
rec hall. dinette. kit. bath. including Fris-
idaire. gas elec.. linen: $40 TO S45. Ap-
ply Manager. Ant. =
Evening star., 1933-08-10

GENTLEMEN who desire exceptional ac-
commodations: private bath. porch. unlim-
tied phone, etc; Groom apt rent. $50
co OIIO
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
(Continued.)

SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
CHEVROLET DE LIKE LIGHT DELIVERY,
1931-Cordtion equal to new: will sacrifice
for S245; terms Manhattan Auto and
Radio Co. 1906 eth st. NV.
FORD 1881 I51-IN STAKE BODY. 1ia-ton
dual wheels; 3 900 miles; perfect condition;
S395 cash ME. 3310. TO-
FORD TRUCK FOR SALE. cheap: in good
condition. 3 H st. NV.
SO S. GOOD USED TRUCKS
Moving vans. all kinds and sizes stakes.
deliveries. open and closed: recondtioned
ME. 0506. 30 M St. NE.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

ATTENTION-Prices uneQualed. Large. airy
rooms. with private bath or running water.
near showers New furniture, elevator; sin
gle or double. Sk weekly up The Westmin-
Stsr 1907 ! Ith Sc Also cheaper rnQmS.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

SI2 ST NE-3 furnished rooms in
modern. new home with private family:
cool and clean: for refined adults: reas. To-
11O1 D ST. SE-One large front room.
electricity. hot-water heat near bath; no
Evening star., 1933-08-10

THE CHARLOTTE. c12O st. NV. Apt. @
Large room in apartment, nicely furnished
81 90 per week. H.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1898 BILTMORE ST. Sth st. and Col. I'd.
Very attractive front room. windows
hot water: phone: Ink privileges; S5 and
S6 weekly Adams 1926.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

FTREPROOF BLDG. each room with run
nins water and telephone. Near shower
baths; "a -hr. elevator serv. Single. s. to
$3.50 wk.; double. Ss5O-S10; transients;
reasonable The Grafton Annex. 1875 De
Sales st. NV. next door to Grafton Hotel
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1913 VT AVE-A very comfortable and
attractive large room with kitcnenette. st
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1922 9th ST NW-Rooms4 light house
keeping: SINGLE double triple; quiet adults;
50 80. 81 81. ST. s. week.
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MT. PLEASANT. 1904 Lamont St.-Large.
cool front room End floor; well furnished;
cen h. W: single or double reasonable.
'ol5 c ST. Nw-Large room and kitch-
enette: near Government bldgs.; rent rea-
Evening star., 1933-08-10

3411 14th ST NV. near Monroe-Cool.
we'll furnished rooms. $500 and 81 week;
hot water: unlimited phone.
l34S OAK ST. near Park Rd-Large. at
tractively furnished; southern exposure;
SIS; single room. gentleman. S10 mo.
THE ALTURAS. 1909 18th st. n.w.-Lovely.
cool room in modern. fireproof building; ideal
location: exceptional rates for permanent
Evening star., 1933-08-10

SCOTT CIRCLE 1881 r. D-Front room.
kitchenette. twin beds: single room; service;
convenienes; garage; Summer rates; trans
tents considered 10s
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14OS 18th ST N.W.-Large front. room.
next bath one double and one single bed;
rev furniture: reduced rates.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1888 FAIRMONT NW.-Larse pleasant
room Cd floor. next bath, Ink: share with
another consenial lady, separate beds; 81
Evening star., 1933-08-10

41S KENTUCKY AVE. S.E-3 large. at
tractive rooms furn. for Ink. semi-private
bath gas. cleo. h.-w.h. and garage: S37 80
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1900 MASS. AVE. De Soto. Apt. 42-One
large front room suitable Tor two; nome
cnp, forts. terms reasonable ME. 4G16.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

COMFORTABLE ROOMS. newly decorated
and nicely furnished, in leading hotel. SIN
gle or double. 81 weekly up; transients.
81 so UP. The Grafton Hotel. 1139 Conn.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1904 N. 1895 18th. 1918 sth ST. NV
3 rooms apt $50: = rooms. So 30; single
room. $3.50 week; gas and elec. Po. n4l'.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

14l9 HARVARD ST NW.-Large. southern
front rooms single or double; cont. hot
water: gentlemen: So and 81 week.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

TILDEN GARDENS-Large, attractive room.
private family. overlooking gardens: private
bath; one or two gentlemen. CL. 1897. l3'
223 sth ST. NE-Three large front rooms,
glassed-in porch. for Ink: $3.50 per
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1903 r. l. AVE. NW-Gentlemen; large.
| cool airy rooms single or double: bath with
shower; cont. h. w. plenty of linen. De-
| 1iRhtful Dlace to live IA
Evening star., 1933-08-10

DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL APIS. THE TRAY
more I111 18th ST. n.w.-Beautlfully FUR
nished apts consisting of one large room.
rec hall. dinette. kit. bath. including Fris-
idaire. gas. elec.. linen; $40 TO $40. Ap-
ply Manager. Ant. .
Evening star., 1933-08-10

L. H. K ROOMS
1904 H st NV; single or en- suite: rea-
sonable price: hall room. $3.50 week.
CENTRAL. 1926 17th-Unusual. attractive
rooms and 2-rm suite q wind); fireplace,
piano. rad o. phone cent. h. W; refs:
915 10th ST N,W-Livine bed room:
kitchen. semi-bath. S. week: bed rooms So
and ST week: meals optional.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1900 r. l. AVE. NW-Large furnished
room Ink. semi-private bath third floor:
also large ROOM running water. first floor
l4s3 NEWTON NV. Apt. 35-Large. at
tractive room. gentlemen. girls. who appre-
ciate home privileges; Sl2 mo; in family
I43I CHAPLIN ST N.W.-In home for
bachelors: beautifully furnished room for
one two: select: reasonable inspect. l6s
Evening star., 1933-08-10
ROOAIS-FURNISHED.

1894 COLUMBIA RD-S3 wk.. SINGLE rms I;
clean, COOL baths inst. h. W.; . car lines;
WILSHIRE MANOR 1858 18th St. NV
Exclusive home for discriminating guests;
newly decorated and beautifully furnished: ::
outside rooms with or without oath large
lawn spacinus lounges: low Summer rates.
Evening star., 1933-08-10

1881 PARK RD.-Unusually large. attrac-
lively furnished bed-sitting room. Mrs
NAV Gihhnn
Evening star., 1933-08-10

front room. newly
lie room. first floor, So: use
-lOr IOs
Evening star., 1933-06-11
Kleinerts
Dress Shields
zoe pr.

Our lowest price for
Kleinerts Prudence" dress
shields. White and flesh.
Regular and scent.
Sizes 2 to 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-30

Yankees may have no runaway
again.
IN the National League, the dope
L at this time favorS the Pirates
and the Cubs. But Burt ShOtton.
who usually is not given to over
enthusiasm, says he has the dark
horse and that the plugging OF the
gap at second base with Neal Finn
Will win the pennant for him.
Then We find the Cardinals de-
veloping what looks like the greatest
pitching staff in the circuit With
Charley Colbert ready to start the
season, the Cards would have to be
included in the pennant discussion.
In fact, they may have to be III
cluded anyway
Brooklyn has a club with tremen-
dous possibilities. 1t all depends on
Max CareyS pitching. The Giants
have been training impreSSlvely and
may revive the traditions Of the old
McGraw years. in which baseball
recognized every New OK cruz as
contender, no matter what the
paper dope eXpOunded.
The Braves have not looked any
too we'll down here, but they may
come overnight. For example, they
sent Ed Fallenstin. a man who had
pitched unimpressively in previous
trials, against the Yankees recent
ly, and he hurled eight hitless
innings This may mark the turn
ing point for McKechnies outfit.
The Reds are stronger under
DOME Bush. The Cubs are securing
the country for pitching assistance
and may present an even stronger
front than they now show. And
Freddy Lindstrom is driving in runs
for the Pirates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-30

DAY by day the fires Of tennis warfare being fed with
fuel Ellsworth Vines started by saying he would
compete in the national open tennis championship de
clarng against his policy to mnge with professionals
Bill Tden replied by declaring Vines afraid to meet
professionals Vines reiterated that he could name three
amateurs who could beat Tilden
champion
Tden though Al is capable defeating
time a whole thing wonderful
bayhoo match that them inf Vines
had championships popularity
crpcd a champion
bu has becng 0 bad
when unimportant but he
right clubhouse
been shown by Vn-but there
champions suffered defeats
the title il 1881.
sports aOOness
professional golfers
behalf meeting the professionals establish
any their ineriOrity.
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AOrH and Nav The deadline for entering
this meet is midnight April s. and hopes
Tor now record entry looK bright With
The new trend in business conditions. plav-
orS who thought thev could not make the
trip. are now preparing to roll
Wlnched rolled total of SIS with
hnlsh OF 2ll TO lead the Ladies League
plav on the Indiana alleys.
WheeierS $50 total was best for the In
0lauapChS RAILWAYS and Peoples Motor
Coach League on the Indiana drives This
ooY finished with an even 200 game
The UptoWu League plav on the north
side allcvS featured some real scoring
four Of he eight teams rolling going over
The 5000 marx AugUStrel leading the
field with total Of 3l72. Honor counts
looks like 3 roll call of he league. Jack
Hunt leading with score 7l3 that ln-
cNded the high game Of 258 Medln
had 665 wilson. 600. Hover 626. Ward
81. Qml 65l: Hornbeck. COS Dawson,
ISL. Stomm 500. Hanna $50. RaWlev $50.
SrDencor. e33. shaw. 663. KoeilinG. 633;
Scotch. 627 and Bader. GAS.
Wheeler. s smith and A smith rolled
totals Of 664 634 and $50 to TOP the
nav IN the Antler Recreation series on
the Hotel Antler drives
A Els count by Fancher was the onlv
Hammer was also alone in this class dur
inC the G. AND J IeaEue play. with 626
on games Of o0o "a and Nt0
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Elks' Pin
Stars Roll
Largest 0ut-Of- Town Group
to Shoot Here This
Week.

The third Weekend Of play in the
sixteenth annual Elks national
bowling tournament being rolled on
the Pritchet Recreation alleys VIII
enroll the largest delegation Of out
of-town teams of the meet Mil
waukee bowlers will roll their team
events Friday at and $50 D. m.
Saturday the pms viii receive a
battering from p. m. until mid
night. when teams from Chicago.
Wheeling, w Va: Fremont. O.: Oak
Park, III; Elgin. III Louisville. De-
troit. Toledo and Cleveland Will roll
their games. Doubles and singles
play Will take up the entire sched-
ule Sunday.
Some Of the greatest pin spillers
in the world are enrolled on the
visiting teams, the outstanding stars
being Joe SCribner, former worlds
match game champion: Joe Norris,
who posted new records in the K. Of
c. national meet. when they rolled
here last year. and H. Allen. f.
Linsz, F. McCarty, E. Hartman and
J. Hagerty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-30

FE signing his 1888 contract with the Yankees calling $4,000
Babe Ruth recalled
calling for $500 for the of 1914
coat nor nat
after the
of 100000
W. / wanted $4,000 and the
Coohe III huston was part The
demand TO 100000 and later suggested tossing
years called the turn and $4,000
called heads and heads
The Babe forced Jake RUPERT and
Manager Joe Mccarthy The other
Wod series ana october VIII be eleventh. Rupert then
days ~ '' 40 'i''' '000
AT the end of the 1888 the paid the Babe
$4,000 III salary fouteen-year
CLOUDS veteran Big
n baseball fam left Indianapolis with
WaQe erS Indians The down AIS
resolution to stay home this
SCUM as c rooer Tor several and personally acquainted
al Tribe veterans He will the
Fl. Worth Dallas ~ f &"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-30
WHISTLE STOP FIVE WINS IOWA TITLE

TOR the first years basketball
i tournaments, championship
Dukerton class team population swept
through to the title
krton pressed winning the sectional
Fails and continued to breeze through
week later to the
and Cumberland
Burlington class Dunkcrton rallied
defeat Burlington
had reached the o
The lads nOcOn
had cleared Dunkerton the a q
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Tribe and
Steers Mix
Perform at Dallas;
Veterans Smile When
Cooney Signs.

bV imfs Npefiqt
Fl. WORTH, Tex, March 30
News that Johnny CoOney south
paw hurler, had accepted terms and
would report shortly, was received
with smiles in the spring training
camp Of the Indians, and the vete-
rams of the Tribe squad expressed
the belief the team is now shaping
up in promising fashion.
The Indianapolis FASTENERS were
scheduled to open their Texas eX-
hibition schedule at Dallas this aft
ernoon, meeting the Steers of the
Texas League, and Manager Wade
Killefer planned to trot out line
up consisting Of experienced talent
Lefty Logan and Bill Thomas
we're slated to divide the hurting for
the HoOsiers today.
OutfelderS Pid Purdy and Fuzzy
Huff, veterans who worked out here
for some time before the arrival of
the Tribe from the north, were to
be in the Indian gardens today
along with Marty Callaghan, another
experienced Glass IA fly chaser.
Tom AngIey and Johnny Riddle
we're slated to share backstop du-
les.
Ernie Wingard was down to start
at first base, Herb Thomas at sec
ond, Fred Bedore at third and Ray
Whit at shortstop. Frank Siga-
zoos is not ready for regular action
at third and Dudley Lee, shortstop,
is still listed as a holdout
The New York Giants and De
troit Tigers Will invade Fl. Worth
Friday to meet on their barnstorm-
ing tour. and the Indians will be
spectators after going through a
long drill in the morning and early
afternoon.
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Athletics seem very much weakened
Those three turned in one-third Of
the runs driven in BY the Mack
men in 1892 But Roger Cramer,
Ed Coleman. Louis Finney and Bob
johnson have been doing very well
on the picket line, and Frank Hig-
gins has impressed at third base.
Cleveland promises lots Of trou-
bic again. and the entire second
division of 1892, particularly Chi
cago, shows vast improvement.
Even the Red SoX seem to have
a chance to better themselves, es-
pecialy if Improvements now pend
ing come through. In short. it is
a better-looking league, and the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-30
Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

All PLAYERS wishing to try out for the
ga IraIs nine, are reouesteq TO report al
70 VI, n . SUNDAY at he v, diamond 5700
south of Washington street. Erwin Ends
lev is manager.
INDIANAPOLIS Cubs nine will hold practice
sessions SATURDAY ana SUNDAY afternoon.
All PLAYERS please report at RhodiuS park
each day at , D. m.
J w Bader Indians will practice Sat
urdav afternoon April ! at 2:30 .. m, at
Rgd Sea DO Elm All B2oW6 IS and nc
auested to call Harrison 17e2-W and ask
for Bill. Baders will omen their season
other fast state clubs are wanted Green's
burg Columbus RUshville COnnerSville
Bador Athletic Association. 1918 North
Capitol avenue.
Irvington Aces baseball club would like
to sign rlavers in the 12-14-year-old class.
Call Dick Seibert. IR-4912.
Mohawks viii hold 2 practice session
Members Of last wears team ana trvout:
ore esked TO be present. Hellmer, Shank,
Woerd2man. Collins. Ruth. RoAev. Pat Pat
anv others wishing trvOutS are asked to
he present. For games with the MohawkS
for this season call TA-6272. ask for
George.
Mars Hill ball team Will practice at
Mars Hill diamonds SATURDAY. afternoon.
All Of last Years PLAYERS AND oil new
nlavers and try outs be present at 2
o'clock. Robot and Neville. notice
Hare Chevrolet nine viii workout Sat
Urdav and Sunda~ afternoons a. Gr9ndc
park. w Ely H AltOO. T Barr. H
Bauer Dakin. Chandler. Art Sweeney. B
Croft and other former PLAYERS notice
Tryouts also are invited. Grande park is
located at $500 West Mexican street For
information call Clom q TFlmont 0565-W
RIVERSIDE TOURNEY OPENS
-Four first round games were PLAYED in
the Riverside independent cage tournament
at OLYMPIC gym Wednesday night and
the remaining four will be played next
Fpfman Monument Works. led by Iiehr
and Purcell defeated Speedway As to
IS IN the opener. Ewing starring for tho
losers stock Yards Buddies with Duke
leading thumped Old Augusta. 35 to %
Hess LED the losers. Gross. Gilmore and
Evans paced f c. Atkins five to a 40 to
IS decision over Meridian Heights, with
ElSer leading the losers. Franklin A.
F. dropped Naval Reserves. IS to 30 Ealv
and Piercv starred To- the victors and
CNlllvan for Reserves.
In next MONDAYS games. Riverside Bows
Club PLAYS Broad Ripple at p m. Citi-
7on'S Gas with Ralph Parmeuter of Pur-
duo in the liDPuD meets Unity NJ. P at
7.45. Service Cleaners tackle Southport
A. c. a $50 and Crimson Cubs face Iry-
inetOn Tr01anS at OBS
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EPWORTH CHAMPS TO
PLAY CHICAGO CAGERS

Central Avenue NJ. Z. cage team,
winner Of the city Epworth Basket
ball League pennant race and title
tourney will journey to Chicago
Saturday to play the Windy City
EpWOrth champions.
Chicago will play a return game
at the local Y. NJ. c. A. court on
Saturday. April 8. Coach Phil Liehr
said today Members Of the Central
team. which won thirteen out of
fourteen league tits and lost only
four games in thirty-eight during
the season, are: Banta and Smith.
forwards, Iiehr. center. and Willis
and Eudaley, guards.
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TICKET PRICES ANNOUNCED.
Association Clubs Reach
Agreement on Scale for Season.

Ticket prices for American AS
ISOLATION games at Perry stadium.
which VIII be the same throughout
the circuit. as per league vote, have
been announced. On opening day
here. April II, when Milwaukee
meets the Indians, prices will be:
Boxes, $l.25; reserved grandstand. ST.
general admission grandsrand IS cents:
children. to y. 25 cents; bleachers, 20
cents. These are the prices the customers
viii pay. the club absorbing the federal
amusement tax. The above also will be
the prices all season. excepting for women.
After opening day, including Sundays
and holidays. grandstand admission for
women Will be so cents. the price includ-
ing the tax.
On ladies DAYS" women will be ad-
mittNd for 10 cents. to grandStand only
the price representing 7 cents federal tax
and cents handling charge. Women
viii! not be admitted to bleachers for 10
cents ladies DAYS.
All parking space at Perry sta
dunn will be free and there will be
additional acreage filled in and
leveled off for autos west of the
park. Some A. A. clubs charge for
parking.
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SaUoLdi- Wilson
Show Enlarged

John Katan, Canadian heavy
weight and Irish Pat O'ShOcker.
Salt Lake City aggressive grappler,
were matched late Wednesday to
collide in the Semi-windup on the
feature heavyweight card at Tom
linSon hall Monday night
The main go between Jumping Joe
Sayoldi and Dr. Ralph Wilson, has
stirred up sharp interest among the
mat fans Savoldi was an athletic
hero at Notre Dame and Wilson was
an outstanding sports performer at
Indiana university. They will clash
IN finish bout, two best falls in
three
The principals in the prelm event
Will be announced later. Action
Monday will start at $50 o. m.
Ralph Wilson has been showing fine
form recently and his followers be-
lieve he stands a splendid chance
with the muscular Savoldi
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i'm
Tech Relays
JnitcdP Press

BIZ JnitCd Press
CHICAGO, March, 80 - Track
teams of twenty-five middle western
universities and colleges will COM
pete Saturday in the Armour Tech
relay carnival at the University Of
Chicago feldhouse.
Outstanding schools which will
send full teams to the meet are
Chicago. Northwestern, Purdue, In
diana, Wisconsin, Marquette, Notre
Dame, Butler and Michigan State.
Ralph @1etcalfe, Marquette's Ne
gro sprinter, will have another
chance to equal or break the worlds
record of :O62 in the 6O-yard dash
He has already run the event in
.061 twice this year.
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g D0tUn The Alleys Q


SEWN TEAMS INVADE COTI.1IRIS
cd SsTgn nd5an 25oIs teens % lTa,el to
A Is. G. mect nov in its thrd WceE
FIVE Of ne local squads the Barkeepcr's
Fail ci Laser aHd Grcsor mo0 S3d a rS
VIII roll on the 10 . m. squad Friday.
While The Indiana Wheel and Rim and
A ,ro beterage taNe their films at
OF stars make IN these teams and they
Gst Started neht are CAPABLE Of hitting
r,o ,ns.,..,.,-- -. .., 49,, .....
Ire lndianapolS BOYS VIII roll their
A. doubles and singles events early
pav are the carTent City =" champion doG "
D's Team OF D. luton ana (. HaroiInl.
SSrlneTS are are q MH a aho4 e eFagi
ano F. Sch,,etmer. All 81 thess playfeTs are
tbc see "'-' -'"'' INV" '''''' "N''-'' 40
'''' N"''
,,-,.. ,,.,,-- - r,.-
Gr Frieno tca" |iii net 1Srtorm z {lhc
-. 80 s So l(r,c w s+.o VA
,do I Sli'" ne bo,,rc~ u,,o s roi1o for
the ars+ time Is cuorqutee6 a real thrill
-
rt,e G. pE,ii, q vs. 80 ,ic+fr, ~
mo Rorb4soi tea-,, Ve5nesday I'M one NJ
he rreatcst matches eve Vii messed on
games Of 1I45. 026 and I $50 a Total
~ 2 9of a ~ccCri score 10 lose three
c4r.ee or orf, fo look NJ commits Of ia
7ol ov5 112e 4 t1foi of 2 4Ss nv thc
Rarhasoi bovS Another local record vas
Sottcrea wy +,-e e,s ~ tSH to..iS
heirr over the 70o marx Pr.tch.r John
eo~ ana tg,a6e- ro;-.~c III "a ana 71-
Mccain cou9ted 7s6 and Tia Tor s,
Pnfip Herrican had 6s4 and O-GraGv.
6SS Tn tho nal came less Pritchett Won
arothe~ A y q medal coDDirr ne h~orze
au,rs ,,.itb , erIsb ~ SOS rNor fohnl
son finished win n 200 count.
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Trarsfer ana Fau CIV Tar,r f~oY, Seyer
I'm ana ri.on,as T,r-cb ans an oS+ rau,o
Win fo~ Narott and ! Johnson and
r-'ei,bsct- Crtuc c,c~ c. Co1a c.-erc,1
g. A--cf ~ v-l-c,,c. r.,,,-b Ctbo~ ), go.
totals we're Hanna eSl Schock $50.
Kcmper SOS. Hetss 66l Bohre 645. Ken
rcdy coo Prunot 62l. Woodland 900