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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-17
Monday Cage Scores
WESTERN CONFERENCE

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Purdue. 40. Minnesota, IS.
Northwestern 40. Wisconsin. %.
Ohio State. SO: Illinois. %.
Iowa Sc, Chicago. 80.
STATE COLLEGE
Butler. 81. Oklahoma A. and NJ. 49,
OTHER COLLEGES
Aucustana. 40: Monmouth. 90.
Albrirht &c. DreXel. IS.
Creighton -. Marquette. %.
Carthage So Illinois college. Is lover
'i' bf5la'vis-Elkins. Sc: west Virginia IVES
'eI Falmouth. %: Yale. %
Kentucky 81. Clemson is.
Montana state 60 Mcln JAPAN. 20.
Nillcan. a.. Tennessee. IS.
Nebraska Wesleyan. l9: Hastings u,
OREGON state 26. WASHINGTON state. Is
Pennsylvania Military. A.; Hayerford 25.
Penn Iowa. 80: Parsons 80
phillips So Oklahoma Citv IS.
Southeast Missouri 81; Central Mis-
'0 ST Thomas Ost. Paul.. Al; Gustavus
Adophus 81 &c
TTrsinus Il. Muhienberg. Is.
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Other Fights Monday

AT NEW YoRK-walter Cobb. 22s,
germany er 90; Abe Feldman. ISL. New
Il 1i9 Yonkers. ~: Charley Mascara. 1873,
RHt new Y64R stopped Henry Gerkin. 1879,
Dat At NEWARK; y. Fiddle Ran, 14e,
R de stoppe dre god P02 I I55
AT SAN. FRANCISCO-Fre Lenhart. 179.
Tacoma. Wash. decisioned Tom Patrick
ITO. Los Angeles, 1Ol to win the Pacific
Coast heavyweight title.
AT HOLYOKE, Mass.-Isidore Gas
tanaga, Spanish heavyweight. was beaten
IN ten-round upset by Donald Barry of
Washington.
AT PITTSBURGH-Harry Dublinskv.
Chlcago lightweight. won by a technical
knockout over frankie Boiarski of Erie.
Pa. IN the eighth of a scheduled ten
rounder.
AT FLINT Mich-Roger Bernard. Flint
IeatherWelght, decisioned Young Geno of
Ia Sale, Ill, in ten rounds. Ernie Maur-
er. Detroit bantamweight. stopped Tuffv
Iarzan OF Pittsburgh in the fourth round
AT PROVIDENCE. R. SAMMY Ward
Detroit light heavyweight. was outpointed
py Tony Shucco of Boston in ten rounds.
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7 TNBEATEN in three years by
~ rival feminine cagers. the
Hoosier Demons, strong Indian
apolis girls team, are looking for
new worlds to conquer.
Now they're battling local mems
teams and more than holding their
own. In building up their three
year record, the Demons have
conquered some of the leading
girls teams in Indiana and adj
joining states.
They're fast and high-scoling
aggregation, playing mems rules.
A clasSy-looking bunch with a
classy record-that's the Hoosier
Demons.
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Three Tens
Head Card
Baker Tests PirrOne, and
Brown Meets Gorilla
in Features.

Thirty-four rounds OF fistic &C
ton are cardcd at the Armory to-
night when promoter Jimmy Nc
Lemore offers a triple ten" pro-
gram, starting at $50. The complete
card follows.
Paul Pirrone. Cleveland, vs. Rosy kid
Baker. Anderson; middlcweights. Ten
rounds
Willard Brown. Indianapolis VS. san
tiago Gorilla. Panama; welterweights Ten
rounds
Jackie REYNOLDS Muncie vs. Jackie Davis.
Chicago; welterweights. Ten rounds
Jimmy shannon. Indianapolis. VS. Ted
Ramev, indianapolis featherweights -Four
rounds.
Referee-Frank Buchanan. Indianapolis.
1t still is undecided which of the
two feature scraps will be presented
last, the manager of Brown and
Baker both claiming that honor and
1t is probable that a coin will be
Tipped to determine which bout is
to follow the other.
All eight of the scrapptrs were
slated to weigh in at this after
noon at the Victory gym. The three
Hoosier scrappers were reported
ready for action.
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By JHitCd Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 17-Three for
mer champions and three young
stars set out today to seek the
worlds three cushion billiard cham
pionShip for 1888.
The tournament opened Monday
night with the defeat of the de-
tending title-holder, Augie Kieck-
hefer, Chicago southpaw, by Clar-
ence Jackson of Detroit. Jackson's
victory was an upset. The score was
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new monograph records.
Its little too early for Valen-
tines day so I didn't appreciate the
joke. What did I do? I mailed the
contract right back where it came
from. One look at those figures"
What figures, Babe?"
III let the club tell you about
that All can say is that their
offer wasn't enough-not by long
shot. And I'll not sign at those
figures"
Just a Sham Battle
Colonel Jacob Rupert, iovial
owner of the Yankees, would add
little to Babes announcement when
he was cornered at his brewery. He
declined to reveal the figures, but
admitted the contract contained a
reduction
This sham battle between Ruth
and Rupert is a part of the base
ball season. Usually the Babe an
nounced the figures offered him,
loudly and scornfully when return
ing the contract. This year, how
ever, Babe and Jake modernized
their act by adding the element of
mystery-Or the colonel actually
gave the Babe an enormous cut.
May Be $4,000
Although one source fixes the re-
duction at $4,000, others believe
1t was $4,000. Last year Ruth re-
celved $4,000 on a one-year con-
tract. Some observers predict that
Rupert has offered a $4,000 slash,
hoping to compromise at $4,000.
Ruth denied emphatically that he
was slipping" He said he could
play as good as perhaps not
so fast on my feet out there in right
field'-but he could still land on
the odd apple" He said he was in
training and was within two pounds
Of playing weight, right now"
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70 Teams in
Junior Play
By LHitcd Press

By LHitcd Press
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. IT.
Twenty-nine teams will open COM
petition on three local courts Fri
day in the annual Indiana junior
high school cage title tourney. Both
Greencastle, 1882 champion, and
Kokomo, 1882 runner-up, are missing
from the field, and Anderson, Lo-
gansport, Muncie and Goshen rule
as favorites. Everett Case, Ander-
son athletic director, is in charge
Of the tourney. First round games:
Lapel vs.. Lindbergh Anderson VS.. Will
kinson; North Vernon VS.. Richland: Bristol
drew bye. Selma VS. Cadz; Eden vs.. Fair
mount: LoganspoTt VS. West1eld: Aurora
vs. Twelve Mile st. jMarys Of Anderson
trail; Hope drew bye: Muncie rs. State
School Of the Deaf; Goshen VS. Redkey;
Mt. Hope vs.. Roosevelt. Jefferson vs. Gas
tom Chesterfield drew bye
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Purdue, Minus Two Vets,
Drubs Minnesota Quintet

ly on defense while holding the
Gophers to five field markers.
Joe Wheeler and George Hertzing
replaced the veterans at forward
and turned in neat jobs High scor-
ing honorS went to Norm Cotton
sophomore floor guard, followed by
Ed Shaver, sophomore back guard,
who got into action late in the
game and banged three long efforts
through the hoop.
Purdue romped into a q to 3
lead in the first half and never was
threatened. The tilt marked the
close of Purdue's cage activities I'M
til after final examinations.
PUrdua fd0,
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PQrke Rides
Three in-ROu

BIZ Times Special
NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. II.
Eleven winners in four days of
riding-that's the record of Monte
Parke, newest sensation of the
jockey world. His latest achieve
ment was three consecutive victories
on Mondays card. in the second,
third and fourth races.
Last Thursday, he rode four cou-
secutive winners, and repeated the
performance on Saturday. The little
apprentice star has ridden forty
four winners during the jefferson
park meeting, taking down laurels
as leading rider He was pacing
Hank Mills and Johnny Gilbert in
the number of winners when these
stars left for Florida recently.
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ParelA, Carlin
Top Mat Card

Five graphing stars have been
signed by Matchmaker Jay Gardner
for action on Friday nights mat
card at the Armory.
Joe Parelli, former midleweight
champion, will battle Johnny
(Swede) Carlin, local veteran in the
two falls out of three main event.
Coach w. H. (Billy) Thorn, popular
Indiana U. mentor, and Chief Little
Wolf, Oklahoma Indian light heavy
weight, will mix in the semi wind
up. A foe is yet to be named for
Wildcat Mccain, fashy Oregon
middleWeignt.
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A6EBAL Of enjoyment listening to
D the Chicago Cubs and
White will be delighted that their fayoe WON
EOn Will the clubs this and
pick countless pointers add to his detail play when he faces the
bal park mike" during the 1888
every putting descriptive
baseball before his satisfied
tred actually what happens sideshow
oratoy.
The Cubs attribute part of their success in drawing immense crowds
attracted the
in the benefits reporting
possible keep way speaker
when ESon WGN the
to build calling athletes
their
another big summer OF FREE and authentic diamond
When the Indians the indianapolis
ball enthusiasts Chicago especially Sunday
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SYCAM0RES GUST THREE

BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan. IL
Three members of the Indiana State
college basketball team have been
dropped temporarily from the squad
by Coach GlaScock, because OF in
Subordination.
They are Spence, star forward,
Chestnut, regular center, and
Spillman, a reserve forward. The
Svcamores were weakened further
bv the loss of Dowden, brilliant
guard, for three weeks due TO torn
leg ligaments. State plays the Dia-
mond Oilers of Tulsa, Okla, here
tonight.
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Three Cushion Cue Champ
Drops First Tourney Test

: so to 48 in ffty-eight innings
Jackson had high run honors OF
seven.
In todays first match Otto Rel
selt, Philadelphia veteran, faces Tiff
Denton, Kansas City. Arthur
Thurnblad, Chicago, meets Young
Jay Bozeman of Vallejo Cal, in
the second afternoon struggle.
Welker Cochran, balkline cham
pion, makes his tri-rail debut to-
night against Allen Hall c. Chicago.
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.PLUCKY PLAY GETS TOP

DIT IUtS NUttIuI
Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico. Jan.
17.-Plucky Play, Norman Church's
veteran stake star, was assigned top
weight of 1875 pounds fCf the $4,000
Aqua Caliente handicap over the
mile and quarter route here March
26.
Gallant Sir, stable mate of Plucky
Play. was next with 1874, and Eco
nomic, second in the 1882 Kentucky
Derby. third with 1872.
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Unbeaten Ohio Five Heads
Big Ten After Badgers Bow

second place tie with the Badgers,
each with three victories and one
defeat.
Purdue displayed signs of return
ing to championship form by adj
ministering a sound drubbing to
Minnesota at Lafayette, 40 to 10.
Chicago displayed unexpected OPP
position against Iowa at the Mid
way but the Hawkeyes made use
of big first half lead to win So to
80.
Minnesota plays a n-conference
game against Notre Dame at South
Bend tonight. On Saturday Illinois
engages Northwestern in a return
game at Evanston, and Michigan in
yades Chicago.
The StondiOU.
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Indiana Central
mUades Franklin

Indiana Central cage FASTENERS
return to action tonight, invading
Franklin to battle the strong Griz-
zlies. Coach Harry Good gave his
GreyhoundS a light drill on funda-
mentals in Monday S drill session.
The local collegians boast an i'm
pressive record Good plans to
start Captain Emig and McCuen at
forwards, Dejernett at center and
Swank and Sturgeon at guards.
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SOCCOLI TOP GOLFERS

BIZ Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. Qualifying
play in the tenth annual Curtiss
trophy amateur golf tourney con-
tinued over the Miami Springs links
today Don Soccoh of New Britain,
Conn, led the first day shooters with
a rs Match play starts Wednesday.
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SAV0LDI TOSSEs MARVIN
Joe Throws Indian in Straight Falls
at TOmlinsOn Hall.

Taking two straight falls, Joe Sa-
voldi, former Notre Dame football
star, was the winner Monday night
in the main go of the wrestling
show at Tomlinson hall. Tommy
Marvin, Oklahoma Indian, was the
victim of Jumping Joe, who won IN
thirty-one minutes and seven min
utes, using flying tackle and body
slam. The program was promoted
by the Hercules A. c. and a large
crowd was on hand.
In other bouts Lew Plummer
downed Abe Kashey and John Ka-
ten threw Sid Majors. These
matches were one-fau events.
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PIRATES BUY LEFTY

bW THICS NDcClNt
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 17-Ralph ].
Birkhofer, husky southpaw, who
won fifteen games and lost ten for
Tulsa last season, has been pur-
chased by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He
was Strikeout king Of the Western
League in 1882.
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YANKEES RELEASE TWO
81 Times Special

~ iMcS special
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Joe Nc
earthly, Yankee manager, reduced
his squad to thirty players Monday
night when he sent two infelders to
Newark, chief Yankee farm. Jack
SaItzgaver and Roy Schalk. both
second sackers, were optioned to the
International League champs.
Saltzgaver batted .316 with New
ark last season. He started the
1882 season with the Yankees and
was replaced by Tony Lazerri.
Young Schalk starred with Okla
homa City last year.
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AMATEUR ROLLER TILT

The armory roller polo team of
Muncie will meet the Riverside five
at Riverside rink tonight at $50,
Immediately after the regular skat-
ing session. Both teams are un-
beaten this season.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. IT.
With two veteran forwards, Charley
Stewart and Harry Kellar, riding
the bench, Purdue snapped its two
game losing streak by trouncing
Minnesota, 40 to Is, in a Big Ten
tussle here Monday night.
Eleven Boilermaker FASTENERS got
into action and performed brilliant
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BIZ United Press

BIZ Unitcd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Ohio State,
with three straight victories. tops
the Big Ten basketball race, and re-
mains the only team in the con-
ference with a clean slate in cham
pionship play.
The Buckeyes took the lead Mon
day by defeating Illinois, 33 to %, at
Columbus, and we're aided when
Northwestern handed Wisconsin its
first trimming, 10 to %, at Evanston.
The Purple five climbed into a
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HOOSIER SHOOTERS WIN

Hoosier Rife Club team defeated
Pennsylvania snipers in a Central
Indiana Rifle League match at
Pennsy range Monday, 452 to 436.
Platte with 90 and Moffatt with 81
led the winners, while Hills 80 was
high for PennSy.
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W OuGpIdy TIE FlSlCOIS.
Bert Davis and Frank Baird car
ried off Butler offensive laureIs, the
former getting twelve points and
Baird eleven. But the fine defensive
work Of Cy Profit, who also con-
trolled the tip-ofr, was the out
standing bit of Bulldog work. Miller
and Parrish also performed their
chores efficiently.
Buddy Wade, Oklahoma guard,
was the Aggies' scoring ace with
three buckets. Bruner and Simms
also played we'll for the invaders.
Davis twelve points left him only
three behind Profit, the leader with
thirty-three points, in the Valley in
dividual scoring race.
Franklin is Buffers next hard
wood foe, invading the fieldhouse
Friday night.
Tho e-f-t71r n wv.
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REDS CUT RADIO SCHEDULE

BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, Jan. 17-Cincv
Reds officials announced Monday
night there will be no radio broad
cast OF local Saturday and Sunday
games at Redland field this year.
The broadcast ban also was placed
on the opening game Of the season.
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BambinO Fires Initial
Shot in HoldOut War
Ruth SCOrnuIy Rejects Yankee Contract for Biz Salary
Cut, Opening Annual Sham Battle With
Colonel Jake Rupert
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

17Babe Ruth highest salaried play
the big 1888 hodout rejecting one-yea1
from the New York Yankees because
Of probably $4,000
expected out on all fronts today as PLAYERS
containing depression
Ruth apparently not upset
When the knew right awav some one
Kidding he grnning
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FIELDS GETS LETTER

WEST POINT, N. Y, Jan. IT,
Kenneth Fields of Elkhart, Ind, was
one of the twenty-five Cadet foot
ball warriors awarded a letter for
service with the Army eleven during
the 1882 season. He was a star half
back.
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CUBAN THUMBS THIL
By [ HitCd Press

bU LNiTCd PrCSS
PARIS, Jan 17.-Kid Tunero of
Cuba provided a sensational ring
upset Monday night by winning a
tWelve-round nontitle decision over
Marcel Thil Of France, recognized
as world middleweight champion by
the National Boxing Association.
Tunero weighed 100 pounds; ThiI.
161.
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Bulldogs Bump Aggggies
for Fifth Win In Row

winning Friday
night when the Bulldogs easily disposed Oklahoma NJ 81 to 49,
at the feldhouse
straight Valley triumph
Tony Hinkles FASTENERS.
half
with Butler leading "a Fnke substitutes
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Basketball Neus and GOSSIP

Capitol City League resumes play at the
Y M. G. A.; tonight. The iirst game
starts at 1880 2: m. and games will be
played in the following order:
DE De Moiay VS.. Lincoln Chiropractic COL
Sears Roebuck VS. VIM. H. Block.
Sigma. Club vs.. Mallory's.
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RANTAGE RING CHOICE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 17.-Lee
Ramage. San Diego high school boy
is slight favorite to thump Tuffy
Griffiths, Iowa heavyweight. in
their ten-round scrap here tonight
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Bethany Christians desire games with
teams having access to gyms. Address R.
SmIth. 632 Madison avenue, or call Bernie
al DreXel 5444
Bridgeport Cardinals defeated Broadway
M. f. meters, "a TO 20, Monday Jim Good
low played outstanding ball for the win
ners. Cardinals play the Central Business
college hve tonight at Dearborn gym and
oppose me Gas Company team at Bridge
port Wednesday.
Beech Grove Bows Club invitational
tournament. to be held Wednesday, Thurs
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AL AND GEORGE TALK OUT OF TURN.

GONE of the big ball players talking
- be invited make
league officials Earnshaw
dpha Athletics and Al Simmons of the Chicago White who
with the Athletics last the guilty
evidently
league and permitted themselves quoted declaring the
Yankees much the other American clubs
other words and AL let their predicted
McCarthyS champions
Many trades and sales made the junior loop this winter and
the officials believed helped the
lc his clubs outlook the
Washington the for overtakng the Yankees
rosy
American publicity department up a
articles pointing the improved balance the circuit resulting from
their blasts boosting the club
embarrassed the balyhoo machinery.
PHIL ON BOOKS AS FREE AGENT
IF Birmingham Of the Southern Association purchased the rookie
4 Indianapolis
reports puzzled
He Chicago Phil taken
Tribe last later Optoned Tee T1aue
polish the field from class AA baseball general form
Bobby opened
will dancing bridge If of the
disguised golfers actually compelled to play the
school look like seepechaScs
Marty promises
this Thatn There carpenters
Nothing Ratchet lumber will do the Bentown
good.
Rcknbacer president indianapolis Speedway
rsked his than the
watching Window-washer working high.
people Harvey dropped out of
the majors the apace
bought by the Chicago Cubs winners Ordinarily
released by the Reds through forever.
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gay and Saturday, needs one more team
b., ne vas opening game against Tartans.
Call B. c. 26. ask for Dick.
tans and Hardwood < Kids ta I. 5' at t'o
RRlyerside at D. m. and Bows Club plays
SubWayS al D. m. Semi-finalS are carded
Tor Saturday afternoon and the title tilt
Hoagland, Long Finchum. Johnson. Mes
ser ROLLER and Templin will see action for
Bows Club.
Irvington Troians downed The fast CT
cero quintet. p to 49, in a defensive battle
MONDAY: Trroians, set the pace; II to 4,
the count al 13-aI. A last quarter rally
GsyG he T0snS the tb ct9ry and IrynG Ta
1--WE. Call II. O936 ask for Charlie
Woodruff Bears. with seven consecutive
victories, top the East Side Sunday School
Eve wins and two setbackS. TTXedo
Ramblers have won four and lost three and
d6 6aia1n has % won three Ts and lost four
Ravens are tied at the bottom with one
win in seven starts each.
RamblerS plav Emmanual Baptist al 7:30
tonight, woodruff Cubs play Tuxedo Ravens
at $50 and College Avenue takes on the
Friday night. Woodruff PLAYS G. and j..
Tires.
Chapel DYKES 81 to IS. at Kirshbaum
| for Kirshbaum and Tumev was best for
the Dixies. For games with Kirshbaums
write R. Schrieber. 2314 North Meridian
street. or call Harrison 1900 and ask for
R. Schrieber. G. and Us. St. Phillips
St. Pats and South Side Turner's take
notice.
First-round play in the Ross Smith
| League ended with the Norris Plan five on
top with seven wins and no defeats. Emer-
son Merchants and indianapolis Railways
were next with five wins and two defeats
each and Bethany Christians followed with
four victories and three setbacks United
Motors won three, lost four: Vagabonds
won two, lost FIVE; Beanblossoms dropped
seven straight and Ferndales won three
out of four after entering the league late
SccOnd-rOund play starts Thursday with
! Norris Plan meeting Emerson Merchants
| at g. Vagab0ndS playing United Motors at
I and Ferndales testing Railways at 10. A
! league meeting is scheduled for WedneS-
dav night at ISL North Delaware street at
/ 1870. All officers and team representa-
tiyes must attend
Dooley Hotshots would like to schedule
games on Saturdays and Sundays with
teams having access to gyms. Call Cherry
3449-W, ask for Dooley.
indianapolis Buddies club annexed its
twenty-first victory in tWenty-eight games
/ this season by trouncing Greenfield Cubs.
/ 81 to 81. avenging an early season loss.
/ Teamwork Of the Buddies featured. with
/ the ZukermAan Brothers starring For
/ games with the Buddies varsity or B
teams write a. Goldsmith. 1902 South Ne
rIoian street Apt. 8, or phone Drexel
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Totals ~ Totals. 10
Referee, Stonebraker; umpire, Thorne.
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Lee Foil Gas Vendor

lie managing business IS q Tot
l. d-Herent these davs for Lee
fohl, former manager Of Cleveland.
Boston and St. Louis in the Amer
lean League. He's still managing to
get along. but it's as a manager of
a gasoline station in Cleveland.
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Dooley Hotshots would like to schedule
games on Saturdays and Sundays with
teams having access to gyms. Call Cherry
3449-W, ask for Dooley.
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Irvington Troians downed the fast CT
cero quintet, p to 10. in defensive battle
MONDAY Troians set the pace IL to 4.
in the first half but Cicero rallied to tie
the count at 13an. A last quarter rally
gave the Troians the victory Irvington
desires same with the G. and J. Tire
1--WE. Call II. 0936. ask for Charlie.