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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-01-05
Cheero Chapters Fun for & the GRden

SHOW US. good shop man, we've
come here to buy.
pennies buy puppies and ponies
and cats,
Pennies buy cradles and dishes and
mats,
Pennies buy books that have pic
lures galore,
Tell us good shopman, what you
have in store"
MY. oh my. my" says the shop
man to us,
MY head is a-whirling with all of
this fuss.
In my shop I've none of those
things that you name,
guess you'll be sorry that you
ever came.
I've smiles that rye taken from
children for pay,
I've laughter that rings in my ears
all the day,
I've memories, too, of the dear lit
tie tots
Who've stopped here to ask me the
why's and the what's.
pennies buy bread for the chill
dren to eat,
Pennies buy stockings to wear on
their feet,
Pennies buy coal that will keep
people warm,
Pennies buy shelter from storm and
from harm.
"Now if you've a penny or two or
three,
And don't mind a bit of advice
from me,
Don't purchase the things that are
usually sold,
That shatter and break and quick
ly grow old,
"For pennies buy smiles when
they're given away,
And thoughts that are pleasant
for many a day.
Pennies buy double their value and
worth
When spent on another for glad
ness and mirth."
"Hurrah! You've a penny or two
or three
And I have a penny belonging to
me,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-01-05
FITTED FOR THE WORK

"She's going to study medicine
loves anatomy. yol say?"
EYES,"
well, she's always been good at
picking others to pieces, you know"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1933-01-05

What is dying in our civilization is
only false idea.-Benito Mussolini.
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BpTHifcd Press

81 Hifcd Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3l-A
plaster cast will inclose the muscu-
lar back of pale-faced. tired Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody today and Will
remain there for at least two weeks.
Queen Helen. who defaulted the
national championship to Helen
Jacobs OF Berkeley. said she was de-
termined to rest for six months,
then start her tennis comeback.
She expressed no regret of her de-
fault as she was greeted here by
her husband, Frederick Moody. and
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. C. A.
Wills. on arrival.
I couldn't bear the thought of
Collapsing or fainting on the court.
before that curious CROWD" she said,
explaining that pain of her injured
spine and leg was so great she could
not continue.
Little Poker Face lived up 10
her nickname when the name Of
Helen Jacobs was mentioned.
I don't want to enter into any
controversy about whether my &C
ton was sporting or not she de
clared. 1t was not my choice 1t
was necessity. If the same circum-
stances confronted me again I again
would default.
My doctors advise me that the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
Three EUents on
Mat Bill Friday

The complete card for Friday
nights wrestling show at South Me-
ridian arena was announced today
by Jimmie McLemore, with the fea-
ture bout pitting Sheik Mar-Allah,
Persian grappler, who made his de-
but here last week, against Scotty
Williams in a two out Of three fall
tuSSle.
The semi final also will be over
the two fall route, with Harold
Davidson, a newcomer from Sui
Ivan, Ind, meeting Bunny Clifford.
Clifford appeared here last week
and held Walter Hickman to draw
The opening bout will show Jack
Adams meeting the popular local
wrestler, Eddy Slaughter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
Simpson Leads |. A.C.
Golfers to Cup Win

Indianapolis Athletic Club golf
ers, led by Johnny Simpson, who
shot a gross 70, amassed a team
total of 2,116 points to the Column
bia Clubs 2,122 to win the fifth leg
of the magnificent Marott trophy
at Broadmoor Wednesday. The club
winning the trophy the greater
number of times over a period of
ten years gains permanent posses
sion. With yesterdays results, Co.
lumbia Club is leading, three to two
Simpson, with his 70, also sue
cessfully defended his 1. A. c.
championship title.
Sammy Simpson, Columbia Club
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Mars Hill will play Spencer Corn Par
cnleS at Spencer Sunday. game is
state teams take notice The Owensboro
Ky nine Cancelled its game in Mars
Hill Monday. For dates phone Jim at
Belmont 4016, Indianapolis.
Turner's will play at townsville Sunday
and fast action is expected The Turner's
have won five in a row. Quackenbush is
asked asked to get in touch with Henderson be-
write Forrest Henderson, 223I North Rural
street, indianapolis.
A game is wanted for Labor day at
Fayette. Call BrownSburg and ask for the
Pedigo store at Fayette at once.
West, Side Chevrolets will not meet at
the salesroom Sunday but will leave 1912
Bellfontaine street at IL noon. All players
notice. Sept 10 is open. State mines
write William Rider. at above address.
Lucien Kings will play the South Side
Press nine Monday at Garfield diamond
No. 2 game is desired for Sunday. avon
take notice. Call Cherry SIPS and ask
for Cotton.
I. A. NJ. As will renew their rivalry
series with Bridgeport Blues in double
previous games. Bridgeport holds a one
game advantage by the score OF to 2. the
o6her games endlng IN ties, to 3, and
Last Sunday I. A. M. AS were victorious
IN double header, beating J. A. AS, IL to
2 and to 4.
Indianapolis Reserves won hard-fought
game from Seymour CUBS, Sunday 3 to /
Lefty NeWbold anowed but three hits
T dftS ms wsba mates could get but four off
Next Sunday. Reserves viii tackle Dis-
mond Oilers at Upton. Sept. and Sept
10 are open dates. Fast state clubs write
indianapolis Reserves Baseball Club. 20Ol
Roosevelt avenue, or phone Cherry SAIL.
Virginia Avenue Cubs will play at Edge
wood Sunday, and will tangle with North
Side Blues in doubIe-header at Riverside
Monday. Cubs Will practice Friday at
Il fica m at Garfield H'S' and Walker no
Due TO late cancellation by Upton,
for Sunday Fast state teams wire A.
Monroe. POOL Roosevelt avenue, or phone
Cherry SAIL.
R Modf to c5ea Ragiyyd f d0yn 4s Bridgeport
ing of Lefty Thompson Model will meet
Greenfield Merchants at Greenfield Sun
DAY, 4 road game is wanted for Labor
day with fast state club. Write or wire
y K PIoughe. oo25 Carvel street. or phone
Fortv-sixth Street Merchants will meet
South Side Press SUNDAY at 230 at Gar
field No. l. Bob Carnagua. call Jack Rich
Oak Hill Flashes plav at New Bethel
SUNDAY but have Labor dav open and
would like to book a road game Write
William McCorkhill 1906 Fernwav street.
First class ball PLAYERS wanting to sign
with fast out Of town club. call Browns
burg and ask for the Padigo store at Fav-
cite A pitcher, catcher and shortstop are
desired Lefty Newbolt Lefty Price, H.
Snider and Greeley. notice.
West Tenth A. C. desires game for
SUNDAY and double header for Monday.
other dates also are open. Call Ri. 554l.
Stuck Coal nine lost hard fought to
, decision to Fortville Merchants SUNDAY.
Vetters Stuck hurler. allowed only four
hits against nine of Kingerv of Fortville.
Stucks plsv Willow Branch Merchants Sun
dav and have Monday open for strong
state teams. Write Stuck Coal Company.
444 Trowbridge street or call DR.. 1869.
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Ruth Admits He Will
Quit at End of Season
Babe Announces Retirement From Active Playing; May
Take Rest for Year or Manage Big League Club
Bans Legs Give Out.

NEW YORK Aug 31.-Babe Ruh's long and gamorous
career as regular during which he climbed to niche
higher than occupied by any baseball hero ends with this
years
The king heretofore has been defiant IN lace
through his WORDS
merely vobby owneSS aed have oeoo
the Babes reply year after year as
diamond regular player
Today has
explained i might well h8ng up
the spikes. I'm through.
month for the king!
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MarUin Nelson
Wins Swin1 Grind

BIZ THjted Press
TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 31.-Mar-
win Nelson. Ft. Dodge, Ia, star, was
$4,000 richer today as he held the
distinction Of being the only SWIM
mer who has won the Canadian
national exhibitions fifteen-m mile
marathon swim for the worlds pro-
fessional championship twice.
Ploughing through the warm
waters of Lake Ontario in record
time Wednesday, Nelson had more
than a half mile lead over his near
est competitor as he crossed the
finish line in seven hours and 81 1-3
seconds.
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renewal of his contract with the
Yankees. unconditional release or
being traded to some other club. 1t
is admitted that with Ruth unable
to stand the pace as a regular.
Colonel Jacob Rupert could not
afford to resign Ruth at his pres
ent salary, $4,000.
Whether Babe would accept less
is debatable, as he is financially in
dependent, largely through prudent
investments and savings in the last
few years.
The Babe, philosophical about the
whole situation admits with a boy
ish grin he might take a vacation
for a year, and let things work
themselves out" He has no illusions
about a regular berth with the
Yankees next year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
.PUSHMOBILE CONTESTS

Two amateur pushmobile races
will be held at Coleman park Sat-
urday and Monday, Labor day.
Qualifications will be held tonight.
The junior event will be staged Sat-
urday and the senior event on Mon
day.
Many entries have been received
for the races. The park is located
at $500 West Michigan street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
Paul Dean to
Join Cardinals

Bg Times SpcciGi
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 81. - Paul
Dean, 2O-year-old slab ace of the
Columbus American Association
club, will join the st. Louis Car
dinals next spring, it was announced
definitely today.
The younger brother of Dizzy
Dean, Cardinal ace is the leading
A. A. pitcher this year with twenty
victories and seven defeats He also
tops the league in Strikeouts with
2O9 This is the third season in
baseball for the big right-hander,
who got his start with the SPRING
field Western Association club -Four
other big league clubs bid for the
fire ball" star, including a $4,000
offer from the New York Yankees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
Tribesnen
Held Even
Indians Take One Game,
Al and Drop Last
Tilt, 1913.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
TOLEDO, O., Aug Sit was an
even break at Swayne field Wednes-
day when the Indians and Hens
closed the series with a double
header. Pete Daglia was effective
on the Tribe mound in the first tilt
and won. to /, but in the night
cap the Hens swamped the Tribe,
10 to g. Jim Turner was pounded
hard by Steve O'Neill's men in the
windup struggle.
Frank Sigafoos was the star of
the opener when he batted in three
of the Hoosiers' four markers. He
got a single and double. The Tribes
men collected nine blows off Crag-
head, but in the last fracas they
faced Thornton Lee, southpaW and
the tall hurler kept eight Hoosier
hits scattered.
Two TrOsky Homers
Hal Trosky of the Hens poled a
home run in each game and boosted
his total for the season to thirty.
The big first sacker has become an
idol with the customers at SWayne
field.
The Wednesday first fray was a
thriller and the score was knotted
at one and one when the ninth was
reached. In that frame the Indi-
ans launched rally good for three
runs on hits by Angley, Daglia,
Layne, a sacrifice by Dudley Lee
and a double by Sigafoos.
Six Runs in First
The Hens got after Turner in the
opening stanza of the last game
and put the contest on ice at once
by chalking up six runs. They came
through with four more markers in
the fourth round.
The rookie Butzberger pitched the
second half of the tussle for the
losers. The Indians scored one run
in the fifth and two in the eighth
The four game series was divided
and the Indians left Wednesday
night for Columbus, where they will
play through Saturday.
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Early Football Notes

All former A o. C. grid PLAYERS ard
tryoutS are requested to see Lefty Burris
at Military park. Blaokford and New York
rebuilt and will play under a new name.
Coach Gate Hammond take notice.
Riley Cubs grid team will hold an i'm
portant meeting at s p m. Friday at
Riley park All last year players and
tryouts please attend
Riverside Olympics will hold open house
at the club tonight at O'Clock for mem
bers Of last years football squad and new
candidates Fuzzy Hdngate. former But
Ter star Will attend and may coach the
Olympics this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
Mrs. Moody, Back in Cast,
Quits Tennis for Six Months

way to treat the injured vertebrae
Is a plaster cast. In that way, the
spine can get the proper, rest, the
bones can be forced back to their
normal position and the nerve cen
ters will not be crowded.
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won second low gross honors with
his IS and was closely followed by
his teammate, Verne Ray, who shot
rs. Ed Gallahue with his Sc, and
H. c. Tyson, with 70, won first and
second net honors.
Nearly a hundred prizes were
awarded both gross and net winners
at the banquet held at the l. A. c..
Wednesday night. Short talks we're
made by George ]. Marott, donor
of the trophy and honorary chair
man of the annual events, and
presidents of both clubs, ]. w. Stick
ney and J. c. Ruckelshaus. R. V.
Law served as POSTMASTER.
Team summary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
STRIB TO FACE MAXIE

ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. w. L.
Young Striking. former heavy
weight title contender. will battle
Make RoSenbloom, light heavy
weight champion. at Houston. Tex.
on Sept. /, 1t was announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
FOUR S0FTBALL TITLE
RIVALS NAME LINEUPS

Semi-final games in the city soft
ball championship tourney VIII be
played at Manual field Saturday.
with the championship fray at the
same place Monday. Members of
the competing teams were an
nounced today as follows.
Riverside Olvmpics-DicS Weaver. man
sger william L Cooke CLYDE HeiGenrich
Arthur Lazen. Richard Carlstedt Yank
Wilson Charles Metcalfe. Robert Whit
nev. Arlie L. Weaver. Cecil L. Lszeu. VIM
cent MIglisno. James MaueuS Robert H
SPARKS. DICK Van SAINT. Herbert Robbins
and John Il Weaver.
Brentwood A Cs-Jscob l. Caskev
manager. Edward Fowlev. Joseph FoWlev
Kenneth HornnC. ANTHONY Maxim Theo-
dore Hunt Francis BuckSot Eyeritt
Barnes. Kendall Gwvnn. Carl Wilson
Charles CaSkev. Walt West. Paul Bower
Tom LogSdon ana Paul Jones
ChevIe CubS-Fay II Morgsu. MANAGER.
Curtis Wendell. Charles FunG. herman
Avres Raw Dietz Elmer DietZ Eatton
Mahanev Lowell Bennett. Robert E Evans
Glen Tsvlor. Edward gill Leo OSterrnever
EDDIE WashbUrn. RAY Bel and Earl Tay-
Granada Theater-Rav Hiatt msnaeer:
Kenneth williams SliViO Constantine
woodrow LYONS Charles Coffin Paul
StepheuSon Charles owens Charles Stuart
Robert Glover Elmer Smith. Donald Deck
FranS Luckervile. Harry Dennemsa and
Ralph Arnold.
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Of course, the crack of his mighty
bat Will not be entirely silenced. The
Babe will return at intervals to
pound out a long one for the bleach
erS to roar over. He may be in the
role of manager of some major
league club, or perhaps just in an
exhibition game to thrill countless
thousands in towns where he never
heard the roar of the crowd as he
stepped to the plate
The possibilities Ruth faces are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
BENNY BASS WINNER

By ImeS Specidt
NORFOLK, Va, Aug 31.-Benny
Bass, veteran Philadelphia light
weight. scored two knockdowns to
outpoint Stumpy Jacobs of Norfolk
in eight rounds here Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
MEUNIER TESTS LOMAN

Vincent Meunier, Butler U. tennis
star, opposed Lee Loman in the fea-
ture second round match today of
the Brookside park tennis tourney.
All favorites survived Wednesdays
action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
KREMER CUT LOOSE

By Times Special
OAKLAND, Cal, Aug 3T.-Remy
Kremer, former Pittsburgh Pirates
pitching star, was seeking another
job today after being released by
Oakland Of the Coast League
Wednesday. He finished only one
of the eight games he started with
the local club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

TN submitting Babe Ruth team Allie Lefty Ceary 1898
South
Hour Club Rhodiu park
Belmont A.
Fanner
Buchanan member of the Phoenix Cearys
his aIbg
league Ghrnger Martin 3D. FOxx lb Klein
Simmons and HubbeD Jacob
of failed follow instructions He picked an
all Ruths
of stars leagues only less
golf and snatched Mister
of asked: What
lawyer
Jack n clutches a trap and no fOoln.
CHOSE battling everybody including the mpres
In Moran signaled
him ball that
the firmly
bv a
Moran whipped right
blazed
fort
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T0TaIS ------------ % - 70
-Batted for Butzberger in ninth.
TOLEDO

Healey. T Lee p. Refs. Powers. Trosky
Montague Heslev. RIDDLE. Wingsrd. Home
rUn-TroSky Stolen baSe-D. Lee. Sscri-
iCe-Montsgue. Left on -InGianap-
obs g. Toledo. :. Base on balls-Of T.
Lee 4 of Turner. , Struck out-By
Turner. /. oy T. Lee. 4; by RUtzberger ,.
Hits-Of Turner. in p % innings. of
Butrberger : in s l-3 innings Losing
pitcher-Turner. UmpireS-Johnson and
Pfefer Time IS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
Tribe Regulars at Bat
THREE vARSITIES FOR NAVY

Football material is so plentiful at
Navy this year that Coach Rip
Miller will have three varsities des-
ignated by the names of the quar-
terbacks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
By Eddie Ash
Birds Stress Special Day Features
Firecracker Night Is Billed Saturday

y ED KILLEFER took his Indians to Columbus today the
home or that has clnched first place in A. A.
The Birds made it sure by winning the first tilt of the
double bill with Louisville Wednesday. The Bucks won't be
recognized officially the pennant winner however, unless
they slap down Minneapolis in the league payof series of
games that will be staged after the regular schedule
of la games is completed.
1t was Father and Son day in Columbus at the Tribe
Bird series opener this afternoon On Friday afternoon 1t
viii be "Kroger day the Kroger Grocery and Baking Com
pany having bought the stadium for that game On
Saturday night the will close with game under the
lights and fireworks display will be the added attraction
pitcher recalled by Columbus from Sprnged
nO-hit with two out IN he hhCl
last The safe
THE TINES invitation and state to send IN all
response The IDEA Is
annual aAmerica selection oeloe ne
This the last day Tor the ans 70
knowledge Letters bearing posnar OF not aer
accepted Mall or phg
Once This Is the last Gay 10
shoot 1t along Here IS group OF
CpivpCa IN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

I0IaI ..----.s-... ~ o y 70
Healev batted for West in ninth.
Wineearner batted for Craghead in ninth.
Indianapolis ............... 100 Ooo oo5-4
Toledo observation-disclosures. ooV ooo olo-A
Runs Batted 1n-sigafoos. 3; frosty.
Lavne Home Run-TroSky. Two baSe Nus
Refs Slgafoos Sacrifice Hits-Daslla'
CraChead. y Lee Stolen Base-Bedore.
Left on Bases Indianapolis; 10; Ioleooi O.
Bsse on BsIs-Of CrsEhead. 2. of DagHa'
! Struck Out-Bv Dachs. ?. bv Craghead.
Passed Ball 'Neill. l. Umplres-Ptef-
fer and. Johnson. Time 1 40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
Lott Champ Again

TT was an old story for George NJ.
l Lott. veteran tennis star, when
he shared the American doubles
championship Wednesday with Les
ter Stoefen. The Chicago star won
with Johnny HenneSSey of Indian
apoIs in 1928 and Johnny Doeg in
1929 and 1880.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31
DattO and
Speaks Set
Headline FiStiC Card at
Arena Tonight: Lee,
Hook Tangle.
TONIGHT AT SPORTS ARENA

/ Ten Rounds-JOhnny Datto. Pittsburgh,
vs.. Eddie kid Speaks. Indiana polls;
/ Iightweights.
I Ten Rounds-Paul TENNESSEE Lee. In
4 dianapois. rs Henry Hook. Indiana polls
+ feathers.
/ Eight Rounds-Pete (BaD Leno. Louis
Vile VS. Leroy Gibson. Terre Haute;
/ lightweights.
Four Rounds-Jimmy shannon. Indian
/ apolis. VS.. Art storey, Washington, Ind;
! lightweights.
Johnny Datto, nationally known
Filipino, flashed through an impress
sive workout at the Washington A.
/ C. gym Wednesday afternoon, ex-
hibiting speed and punching power
that pleased the railbirds.
Interest in tonight'S card at the
/ Sports Arena was reflected in the
fact the training quarters was
packed to the doors for the exhibit
1 ton. Jack Laken, Dattos man
ager, is predicting kayo win for
his protege, but local fans who saw
Eddie kid Speaks Sig it out with
Tony Sciolino of Buffalo at Perry
stadium recently are firm in the be-
lief that the Kid will be in there
throwing punches at the final bell.
The supporting card includes two
rematches of former pleasing fights
here. Lee and Hook thrilled stad-
ium customers in a Whirlwind battle
some weeks ago, and Bat Leno and
Gibson purloined an Armory show
/ last spring.
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I. A. NJ. As will renew their rivalry
series with Bridgeport Blues in a double
header Labor day az Bridgeport In three
game advantage by the score OF 8 to 2 the
other games ending in ties. to g. and
10 to 10.
Last Sunday I. A. M AS were victorious
in a double-header, beating J. A. AS, II to
2 and to T.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

Indiana polls Reserves won a hard-fought
game from Seymour CUBS, Sunday. 3 to /.
Lefty NeWbold anoWed but three hits
while his mates could get but four off
Lefty Weber. Each had six strikeouts.
Next Sunday. Reserves Will tackle Dia-
10 are open dates. Fast state clubs write
Indianapolis Reserves Baseball Club POOL
Roosevelt avenue, or phone Cherry SAIL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

Stuck Coal nine lost a hard fought. 3 to
, decision to Fortville Merchants SUNDAY.
VetterS. Stuck hurler allowed only four
hits against nine of Kingerv of Fortville.
Stucks plsv Willow Branch Merchants Sun
dav and have Monday open for strong
state teams Write Stuck Coal COMPANY
444 Trowbridse street or call Dr. 1869.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

First class ball PLAYERS wanting to sign
with a fast out of town club. call Browns
burg and ask for the Padigo store at Fav-
cite. A pitcher catcher and shortstop are
desired. Lefty Newbot. Lefty Price. H.
Snider and Greeley. notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

Virginia Avenue Cubs will play at Edge
Side Blues in double-header at Riverside
Monday. Cubs will practice Friday at 4
p. m at Garfield. Hass and Walker, no
tice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

Oak Hill Flashes play at New Bethel
SUNDAY but have Labor dav open and
would like to book a road game Write
William McCorkhill. 2306 Fernwav street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

Fortv-sixth Street Merchants will meet
field No. l. Bob Carnagua. call Jack Rich.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

West Tenth A. C. desires a game for
SUNDAY and double header for Monday.
other dates also are open. Call Ri. 554l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

Due TO a late cancellation by Upton.
Indianapo polls Reserves are without a game
for Sunday Fast state teams wire A.
Cherry SAIL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-31

Lucien Kings will play the South Side
Press nine Monday at Garfield diamond
No. 2 game is desired for Sunday Avon
for Cotton.