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o Down The Alleys Q
: WITH LEFTY LEE

and Wilmoth pounded the pins for totals
of 654 and 500. Tracey's even 900 count
gave Fountain Square Recreation an odd
Litzelman Coal. with Pierson. Wuensch. L.
Fox and Tedrowe rolling games of 652
649. 632 and 6l8: totalled 3, 141, with
from Koch Furniture.
Babe and Buckley scored 612 and 6O9
to top the play of the Evangelical League
on the Pritchett Recreation alleys.
c. Tyner was the reason the Mailer No
10 team of the Star League rolled a total
Of 2,379. the high series for this loop,
sheet showing games Of 214. 255 and 24o, a
total Of 100. Kriner rolled 664 and
Al .schoch and Charlie Cray battIed for
top honors during the Reformed Church
League series. the former winning. 627 to
626. Weishaas showed on SIC.
.Pritchett again led the optimist League
slay with a series OF 664 on games of 214,
2l3 and 237. but the real feature was
play. his sheet showing a count of 6O8 on
games Of 200. l84 and 224. Bob Darnaby
rolled sos to show.
Mllican sandviched 245 between
games of 1873 and 1877 to total $40 and
lead III play in the Transportation League
by VIDE margin.
The Dubs bowling organization of Eli
Lilly and Co., will entertain the buffers
q. team from the same concern, at a
buffers Morgan, Miller, Burrin, Sisson and
Jones will attempt to eat the eight course
dinner provided. All games were rolled
on Tuesday evenings at the Uptown alleys
the teams have Just closed their season.
Only one Duffer slid down the alleys
during the season
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Illinois Soldier Rolls 800
Score In A. B. C.. Pin Meet

not quite high enough to put them
among the leaders.
Only booster teams are slated to
roll in the tourney until Friday.
Consequently the present leaders
are expected to hold their places.
The leaders:
FiyeMan = Rexola Cigars, Milwaukee,
1892; Canada Reserve Malt. Syracuse,
1891; Peter NJ Kelly Majors. Chicago,
1881; Davies Laundry. South Bend. Ind,
2,851; Reiger Plumbers, Cincinnati. 2,649.
cuse' 1922; i. Muiler-B, Muller, jersey
City. 1874; w. Moore-J. Delahanty. New
York. 11;273j; /. BqgkSoynik7,G. 1Ahrbeck,
Moore. Steubenville. o.. 1,244
Singles - R. Knade. Chicago. sol: L.
Teela. Chicago $50; ]; Helm Milwaukee,
69l: ]. Blue. Indianapolis, CIT; K. Maurer,
Syracuse. 675
aAIl-Eyents-G. Ahrbeck, South Bend,
1856; K. Maurer. Syracuse. 1922; j. Nc
apols. 1861; w. Drazic Steubenville. o..
| ass
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Cage Rivals
Honor Guests

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 81.
-Martinsville, Indianas 1888 prep
hardwood champions, and Green
castle, runner-up in the title tour
ney last week, will be guests at a
gala banquet and celebration Spon-
sored by the Greencastle Rotary
and Kiwanis Clubs here next Mon
day night. The event will be held
at the Methodist church at $50
p. m.
G. Bromley Oman, president of
De Paw u, will be the principal
speaker. Members of the De Pauw
varsity and freshman teams, includ-
ing George Eubank and Kenny
Smith, former Martinsville stars,
also will be guests, with De Paw
athletic coaches, Coaches Glenn
Curtis of Martinsville and c. E. Ed
monson of Greencastle, fathers of
the prep players; Birch Bayh and
Vaughn Russell, officials in the final
tourney game Saturday, and others.
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Hughes Wins Again; Other Scraps

AT NEW HAVEN. CoNN.-coeoa KID,
1874 New Haven. knocked out Mkt Gelb,
1872. Hungary, ~; Tony Shucco. III. Bos-
ton. defeated Al Gamer 1859. New York.
(l0l.
AT NEW YORK-Frankie Petrolle. I45.
Fargo. N D.. defeated Pete Laratonda. l49
New York. (6l JOHNNY Laddeo. ia.
Philippines, defeated George Leon. 100.
Brooklyn. CO.,
AT CHICAGO-Jack Kilbourne. speedy
Australian middleweight easily outpoint-
ed Jacks Moran, Chicago. in eight rounds
Sammy Levine. 126, Chicago. outpointed
Jackie Stewart. 127. Louisville. in six
rounds.
AT MONTREAL. QUEBEC Jimmy
Thomas. Pittsburgh featherweight. dropped
a ten-round decision TO Pete Decrease of
New York.
AT NEW YORK-Al Roth 1875 New York.
and Dominick Petrone. New York l29-
FOUNDER. drew in six rounds.
AT PARIS-Kid Francis. French bantam
weight. grabbed a ten-round decision from
,arlos Fix. Spanish champion.
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CT. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
~ 21-Boston's Braves and the st.
Louis Cardinals played a scoreless
tie six-inning exhibition game here
Monday, stopped by rain. Boston
got seven hits off Bill Hallahan and
Bill Walker, while Socks Seibold
and Leo Mangum held the Cards to
four blows.
II
SAN JOSE, Cal, March 21.-IneHective
hurting by Steve SwetOnic and Charley
Wood, who gave up fifteen safeties. cost
the Pittsburgh Pirates a 12-to-5 loss to
the Portland Pacific Coast League cham
piOns here Monday. Gus Suhr homered in
the first inning for the BUGS.
Il
FORT MYERS. Fla. March 21-With
Krausse and Cole allowing only three hits.
| the Philadelphia Athletics shut out the
House of David nine here Monday to 0.
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Governor Paul " McNutt will act
as honorary referee and Major John
L. Griffith of the Big Ten will be
the starter. Some of the outstand-
ing teams in the carnival are Pitts
burgh, Purdue, De Paw, Chicago,
Notre Dame, Illinois, Marquette,
Western State, Michigan State, 10y
ola, Butler, Indiana Miami, Detroit
City college and Michigan.
Vault Champ Enters
The entry of Illinois a few days
ago included the two pole-vaulters
who carried away the honors in the
conference meet. Estil bennington.
who cleared Is feet 10 inches to
shatter the record, will get his chief
competition from his team mate.
Irving Seely. The Him squad also
has a pair of hefty shot-putters
who will compete with Dues of De-
triot City college, who recently es-
tabliShed new central intercolle-
giate mark of 48 feet 712 inches.
Another brilliant duel appears in
the high jump. Willard Ward, ma
tional intercollegiate champion, will
represent Michigan, against Murphy
Of Notre Dame. Both men are I'M
defeated.
Metcalfe in Sprints
Although all performances will
necessarily be new meet records, be-
cause it is the first annual event,
many of the stars will establish
marks that will be hard to break
in future years. Included in the en-
tries are many Olympic point get
ters as well as champions of tie
Big Ten and the Central Intercol-
legiate.
Ralph Metcalfe, the speed demon
of the Olympics and the winter
indoor season, will be the object of
attention. AS holder of the forty
fifty and seventy-yard dash world S
records, Metcalfe will undoubtedly
be the chief point getter for Mar
quette.
The meet is the greatest track
event ever attempted in the But
Ter f1eldhouse. Coach Herman Phil
lips of Butler who is originating
the relays, declares that the facili-
ties at the f1eldhouse will adequately
take care Of the large entry list.
Reserved boxes will be on the
main floor and all general admis-
sion tickets will be in the balcony
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Signs
on Annoy Bill

Four all-star bouts, topped by the
return to local action of Jack Rey-
nolds, worlds welterWeight title
claimant, will feature next Friday
nights wrestling program at the
Armory. Reynolds will face his stiff
est local test, taking on Henry
(Whiskers) Kolln, Michigan middle
weight, in a catchweights bout.
Kolln claims an unbeaten record for
two years. They will go for two
falls out Of three, with an hour and
half time limit
Leo Donoghue. speedy Florida U.
mentor. takes on Steve Nenoff,
Michigan junior middleweight, in
the one fall semi windup.
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? City Teams
Cage Winners


Upton. Ind, March 21.-The
field in the Indiana independent
amateur basketball tournament was
narrowed to twelve teams as the
third day of play opened today. Only
four teams will remain at the close
of eight games today. The surviving
four will perform in Semi-f finals
Wednesday afternoon and the
championship contest will be held
Wednesday night.
Two indianapolis quintetS adj
vanced Monday, U. S. Tires noSing
out New Palestine, 90 to 26, and
Flanner- buchanan trimming 18th
Division, 49 to 6. Other scores:
Atwood. g. Moreland. "A: Advance. rs:
Wawaka. Is; Lafayette. As. Chesterton. IS:
Huntington, 30; Gary. a. South Bend, 30:
Knox. is; Arcadia %: Solsberrv, 90:
Evansville. d. Graysville 16; Muncie. 90:
kokomo. 30 overtime: Charlottesville 40;
Upton. 35
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By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., March 21.-The
prediction of veteran bowlers that
high scores would be made in the
American Bowling Congress tourna-
ment took concrete form Monday
as a small gallery saw United
States army private roll the third
perfect game in the thirty-three-
year history of the event.
Jack Karstens, a cocky, smiling
chap from Fl. Sheridan, Illinois,
swept the coliseum alleys clean for
twelve consecutive strikes and the
highest possible score for single
game-300.
The perfect score was registered
in the third game of Karsten's
doubles competition. He was teamed
with j. Bruno, also of Fl. Sheridan.
The pair had a total score Of 1,193,
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AT MIAMI. FLA.-Frankie Hughes of
Clinton. Ind. staged a late rally to win
his fourth straight fight here when he
outpointed the highly-rated Gus Campbell
Miami l50-pounder. in ten rounds. Hughes
weighed l46.
AT TERRE HAUTE. IND. - Row Nit
cchen. l4s, CentEalla. III. knocked out
Greb. l24. Los Angeles, knocked out Mike
Kelly. l27. Dayton. O.. t2l !; Red Callahan.
100; ,Muncie outpointed CLYDE Pifer. 1853
Garcia. H., 81.
AT ST. PAUL. MINN.-Frankie Knauer
IA. Eagle River. Wis. ,outpointed sherald
kennard, l45. Fargo. n. D.. l6l: Jackie
Wayne Short. $780, St. Paul. t6).
AT PITTSBURGH. PA.-Tonv Herrera
l4o. Mexico. defeated Eddie Kid Wolfe
l43. Memphis. tl0l: Pete Gulotta. 1876
New York. stopped Jimmy Dean. 1856. Erie
Pa. AZ.
At BUFFALO. N Y.-Lou scozza. l7s.
BInalo:: stopped George Nichols, los. Buff
ialo. 90; Steve Halaiko. 40 Buffalo de-
ieated Sam Bruce. al. Buffalo. (lol.
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Cathedral Set for Opening
Tilt In National Net Play

cago will defend the championship
which it won last year, facing Gil
bault High of Vincennes, Ind, in
the opening game Wednesday night.
Cathedral, Indiana champion, will
leave Wednesday for Chicago to
participate in the national Catholic
tournament. Coach Joe Dienhart
and ten players will make the trip
by auto.
The local Irish open the title quest
Thursday afternoon, facing Our
Lady of Victory five from Lacka-
wanna, N. Y.
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THE genial Walter Riley secretary of the Indians was
packing his luggage and household goods today preparing
to move to Fl WORTH Tex where he will become associated
with the Cats baseball club of the Texas League Indi-
annapolis resident for years. Riley will regret leaving the
Hooser capital but at the time he has visited Fl
Worth and is enthusiastic about the city and its promise
a baseball winner
Norman Perry owner and president Of the Indianapolis club
purchased interest the Fl Worth this
will there Walter
family by will
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By United Press
CHICAGO, March 21.-With the
opening of the national Catholic in
terscholaStic basketball tournament
set for 7 o'clock Wednesday night,
ten out-of-town quintets with titu-
lar aspirations were to take work.
outs on the Loyola university court
today for the meet.
With four of the competing teams
from local schools, today's arrivals
brings the total here to fourteen.
The other eighteen teams are sched-
uled to arrive Wednesday,
st. Patrick'S academy of Chi
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THREE TITLE EVENTS
TOP |. A. C. TANK BILL

Two middle states championships
the 100-yard free style for women
and 8O-yard free style for men
will feature the water carnival at
indianapolis A. c., Friday night at
g p. m. a city championship race,
for girl free-style swimmers under
II years of age over a fifty-yard
course, also will be staged.
One other event, 100-yard free
style open for men, will headline the
twenty-five event program, which
includes I. A. c. club championships.
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DAVIS, a 235-
FOUNDER. has been
reinstated by Al
Feeney, supervisor
of wrestling and
boxing in Indiana
after having been
suspended several
weeks ago fol-
lowing a rough
match with DR..
Ralph Wilson in
a Muncie ring.
His bout at Tom
linson hall Mon
day night will be
his first local
appearance since
49, NF-,,a,o A,,--Io
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Helen Kritsch, secretary Of the
Indiana Women's State Bowling AS
ISOLATION will conduct a head pin
meet for women bowlerS on the In
diana alleys Thursday afternoon and
night. This meet is being staged
to permit entrants of the womens
state tournament to obtain practice
under tourney conditions. The en-
try fee is rs cents, which includes
bowling. Cash and merchandise
awards will be given the winners.
The Illinois alleys will stage its first
annual 1850 scratch team sweepstakes
Saturday and Sunday. An entry fee of
Covers cover al all expenses. Five dollars of each
entry will be returned to the prize list.
Entries can be sent direct to the Illinois
alleys, or you can call LI-0740 for res
ervations.
At the ST. Philip A. C. drives Saturday
and Sunday mixed doubles sweepstakes
team tear viii Ii" be e. CHARGED and the mS1age
ment will guarantee s25 to the winners.
Tommy Vollmer was the, victim Of the
famous $40 split during the St. Philips
,
day night. Starting with eight strikes in
a row. Vollmer placed the ninth bail in the
1-3 pocket. but the $40 remained stand
ing. His next ball was another strike
for a 225 game. and three-game mark OF
Sill Butch Xix. teammate of Vollmers.
rolled 654 with finish of 243
Kraus. Barrett and Farrell finished in
the order named with totals of 500, $50
and $50 during the St. Joan Of Arc PLAY
on the Uptown drives TO lead the Chas.
DENLY Cigars to a triple win over Walter
G. Kelly Builders.
The indianapolis Automotive League en-
ioyed one of its best scoring series of the
season on the Hotel Antler alleys despite
the fact that only two 500 totals ap-
ueared. series between $50 and $50 being
plentiful Theobold had SOB to lead the
field. as Boesnecker rolled COS for the
runner-up honors.
Lorenz weisman rolled games Of 223
225 and 203 to total 651 and lead the
Lions League play on the Antler alleys
oYs 'R Inc FAMILY was as wei represented
during this series.
John Beam assumed the role of hero
when he rolled a 246 in his final game to
give the Gattling Gun Club an odd game
win over Ipalso. Zeke Hickman had 500
with, games Of 2lO. 2l2 and 246 for
Grotto. and these bows won all three from
Riverside. The Moose also won three from
Acme-Monon.
Two to one was the verdict during the
Indian Refining plav on the Delaware
drives Wax Free. Ethyl and Morfax de-
feating Crackproof Fire Chief and Green
lite. Browne was the individual star with
a total of SGT on games Of POI. 17S and
1873.
Baker and Behrens scored s73 and $50
to give the Heidenreich team an odd game
win over Madison Avenue State Bank dur
ing the South Side Business Mems League
series on the FOUNTAIN Square orlyes The
1910 and 1923. Wheeler had 627 for Mad
ison avenue. Venezia Service Station took
all three from Prospect Gas. when Bisesi
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invade FL Worth and Dallas Shortly Tor several eX-
hbition games and Riley will have all arrangements
completed when they arrive from French Lick
Manager Kilefer of the Tribesmen will take his
squad TO Texas far enough ahead of the games to
allow for a few days of hard practice where warm
weather prevails stopping off at Memphis for two
tits. The Hooser squad will depart Friday from their
spring camp at French Lick where damp weather has
slowed up their progress.
Riley Will become treasurer at Fl Worth He has
gained valuable experience since joining the Indians
a few years ago while they still were at old Wash
ington park. He acted road secretary assistant
secretary and manager Of concessions before becoming
elevated to the post of secretary 1t is said he may
return to indianapolis next fall
Chief Killefer Of the Indians made hurried visit
to indianapolis Monday returning French Lick in
the afternoon. He left BIZ! Burwell veteran pitcher
squad The section of golf course being used as a d;
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WARNER HEADS EAST

PALO ALTO, Cal. March I'll
Glenn Warner, who quit the STAN
ford university gridiron to coach at
Temple university, was en- route east
today 10 assume his new duties.
He plans to start spring practice at
Temple next Monday.
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Indiana Tops Field of
80 in Butler Relays
Michigan, Illinois, Pitt and Marquette Other Ace Con-
tenders for Governor Paul v. MCNutt Cup in First
Annual Indoor Carnival Here Saturday.

leading provide Butler
dhose night which nearly thirty
outstanding schools Western Conference cham
Coach E c OF
to Indianapolis and the HoO the fave the meet Several
Matson
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Miller, Dado in
Ring Title Bout

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 21.-For
the second time within month,
Freddie Miller, Cincinnati, will de-
fend his N. B. A. featherweight title,
this time against Speedy Dado of
Manila, holder of the California
bantamweight crown, at olympic
auditorium tonight.
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Barney Ross Gets Big Ring
Chance in PetrolIe Scrap

Since then Ross has beaten Raw
Miller, Frank Petrolle, Bat Batta-
limo, Goldie Hess, Johnny Datto
and Tommy Grogan.
Petrolle is under forfeit to make
1873 pounds for the bout. Ross will
scale about 135.
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The big Virginian is of the rough
and tumble type and matchmaker
Lloyd Carter plans to match him
with a worthy opponent of national
reputation Carter also plans two
strong supporting bouts to the head
line match.
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Davis Is Landed
for Mat Event

Wee Willie Davis, Virginia
Giant" will return to Indianapo-
lis next Monday night to headline
the wrestling show of the Hercules
A. G. at Tomlinson hall. His op-
ponent has not been named.
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Eastern All-stars will Eold a meeting
nth 9Th st h6ta at 8 P m n Games are now
the road. Address the manager, 242S
Martindale avenue.
The I W VS. indoor team will hold its
1rst practice OF the new season at 2 D. m
Saturday at willard park. All last wear
players and tryouts are requested to re-
port to Manager Igelman.
Central Transfer baseball club will meet
Wednesday night at 7.30 D. m at 1929
Alabama street. All last year players and
tryouts are asked to attend. good sec
ond baseman and shortstop are wanted.
Raterts, take notice.
Dady a, c. again will have fast club
in the field and is anxious to schedule
games with strong state teams. A. Cs
VIII mold their first practice April Q
Teams wanting games address Basil Flint.
4Of5 OAVer avenue, or call Belmont 1890
Kokomo Black Cats, aI-star Negro ball
cluo, VIII place another strong team on
the diamond this season and are ready 10
book games with the best clubs. BiacE
Sals play every day. road games and at
nome. The manager would like to hear
address Manager Of Black Cats sol North
Morrison street, Kokomo, Ind, or teIe-
phone 900l.
First call for the Indianapolis Wizards
baseball team was made Monday night
at the weekly meeting. when Coach Inman
announced that all Of last year PLAYERS
ana any new candidates should report for
the initial drill Thursday afternoon al
$50 on Riverside diamond 4 Another
practice will be held Friday II weather
conditions prevent these drills. there viii
be one held Saturday Afternoon.
For information, get in touch With
Gene Krachenfels.
Leon Tailoring will enter another strong
baseball team in the fiald this seseon 80 ~
vii play IN the Municipal League The
Iallors annexed the title Of the Big Six
League last season and with added strength
prospects are bright for another success
ful year. meeting will be held at lOl
West Arizona street Wednesday at 8 D. m
AL former players and those desiring try
outs please attend.
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HOPPE LEADS COCHRAN
Balkline Champ Sets Pace in
Three-Rail Exhibition PIay.

By Times Special
CHICAGO, March q. - Willie
Hoppe. holder of the worlds 1SI
oalkline billiard championship. led
Welker Cochran, three-cushion
champion, 100 to IS, at the end of
the first two blocks Of their 600
point challenge tri-ral match here
Monday.
Hoppe won the afternoon play. so
to 80 in forty-nine innings. while
Cochran triumphed at night, Sc to
so in forty-two innings.
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Track Career Ended

NNE Of Americas greatest track
~ stars, speedy Bill Carr of
Pennsylvania u, has finished his
career on the cinders. The sensa-
tional quarter mile Olympic star
was seriously injured in an auto &C
cident last week.
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GEORGIA VS.. YALE

Georgia and Yale have signed to
meet on the football field some time
in 1884.
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Of
squad The section OF golf
water but the players moved to high through couple
of F
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They are great big home
baked pies-Gleason's Best
big enough for or 6 people
and worth zoe.
We want you to use our gas
Oline, so we feature these spe-
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To help things along we in
cIude our 14.9c gas this week.
We will give away 1000 pies
receiving our first delivery at
I a. m, and we receive IS to
100 pies every hour up until
midnight Wednesday night.
This is the biggest thing we
nave ever Offered.
Please pay no attention to
competition. We guarantee
our gasoline to be as good as
anything they have to offer
for the same money. Records
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we believe so much in the
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we make this offer for tomor-
row. Cut into one of these
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and if you don't think that
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We make this offer although
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Now knockers what have you
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Dady A.. c. again Will have fast clut
IN the f1eld and is anxious to schedule
games with strong state teams. A C,
viii hold their first practice April 2
Teams wanting games address Basil Flint
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The Illinois alleys will stage its first
annual 1850 scratch team sweepstakes
Saturday and Sunday. An entry fee of
1915 per team will be charged, which
covers all expenses. Five dollars Of each
entry will be returned to the prize list.
Entries can be sent direct to the Illinois
alleys, or you can call LI-O740 for res
CREATIONS.
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The I. w VS. indoor team will hold it's
first practice Of the new season at 2 D. m,
Saturday at willard park All last wear
players and tryouts are requested to re-
port to Manager Igelman