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KAUTSkYS TAKE TRIP

Kautsky A. C.s of indianapolis
viii battle the Middletown team in
an Ohio-Indiana League game Sun
DAY at Middletown. The locals in
held, made up of Kelly, Bepley. Seal
and Burroughs, is playing bang-up
ball and is rated the best combina-
ton in the circuit.
kautsky players are requested 10
meet in front OF the L. Strauss store
at $50 a. m. Sunday.
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Harness Horses
Pay Big Prices

EW tnffH Press
ROCKINGHAM PARK. SALEM.
Mass. July % 49, The two feature
races Of the Grand Circuit program
we're divided between Prince Hall
and Mary Reynolds Thursday.
Prince Hall galloped to victory in
the first division and paid the long
est price of the meeting, $3.50 for
e 81. The winner won by nose over
Mary Reynolds.
In the second division Mary
Reynolds STAYED of the challenges
OF Prince Hall and Volga Hanover
10 win a close decision
The defeat of VanSandt in the
first division of the 2.1S trot was a
surprise Another long shot was
Sly Mack. IN the 2-year-old trot
paying s40l0 for a 81 mutuel.
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$50 Linksmen File Entries
for United States Amateur

Sept. II through is. The only ex-
emption is c. Ross Somerviile Of
London. Ont. last years champion.
The field represents { decrease of
twenty players over last years list.
The qualifying rounds will be held
in twenty-five districts from Boston
to Honolulu. Announcement as To
sectional entries will be made next
week.
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CLAYTON LaMotte OF the Indianapolis
Cards struck out fourteen men in ten in
nines OF double header at Smiths VAL
lev last SUNDAY. giving I'd only one hit
n the arst game. Cards want a game
for SUNDAY in the city Call Dr. o2il to-
dav or Saturday afternoon.
Arcadia Boosters are without game
for SUNDAY Gall Wayne Morhead at
Municipal League vii hold an impor-
tant meeting tonight az the Smith. HasS-
Ter: Sturn Sporting Goods Store al s
clock
All MANAGERS are requested to be on
hand.
Leon Tailoring viii meet West SIDE Out
ms nine SUNDAY az Riverside park
diamond No. az ?. n. liz a Municipal
League TIT. Icons have been showing I'M
proved form and a close contest is ex-
pcctee with ne league leading Westsiders
who have dropped but three contests 70
date.
Phoenix Coffee Will p,av Indianapolis
Eamhlers AZ Rhocius No : Sunday instead
OF AZ Riverside. Phoenix nine desires road
games after Aug s Write Fred Blomeyer
1850 Re!Sner street
Century Biscuits Will nee; South Side
Press az : ?. n. az Garfield diamond No
I Manager Of Biscuit team Is requested
% verify game by calling Drexel 4017
AL Press PLAYERS take notice.
Norfhside Blues want a game for SUNDAY
and also desire dates II August Phone
Bert a, Washington 27+5. ring ,
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on the eighth when Miss Dunn's
drive found a trap and it took her
5 to get down. Mrs. Skillern took
a par 5. On the ninth Miss Dunn
sent down birdie 1, but Mrs. Skill
lern matched it by sinking a thir-
ty-foot putt for a half.
Miss Dunn opened up her golf
game on the tenth, putting her full
power into her drives She shot
straight up to the green and sank
her putt for a birdie 4 to go one
up. She made it two up by getting
a par on the eleventh as Mrs.
Skillern landed IL a trap and
needed 5 to get down.
Makes 40-Foot Putt
The South Bend champion be-
came cratic when Miss Dunn
dropped in 40-foot putt for 5 on
the twelfth and she took two puts
for a TO go three down.
Miss Dunn made a thirty-foot putt
look easy on the thirteenth for a
birdie 4 TO go four up and ended
the match on the fourteenth green
with another birdie. The cards:
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Mode! Creamery VII take on The Beech
Grove Red Wings SUNDAY az Beech SIo.e.
state clubs take notice Greenwood especial
Is WRITE or VIE y K. PlouEhe oo-o
carvel avenue.
Eureka A cs won, rom ehs!lStsssviile,
last sunday e ,,.l me ,,, pitens sd.nrea
g ss sfens 1s1 piay ~ ihs Earekas The
Furekas rlav az Ben Davis n double
header. suneav and Al. PLAYERS a.e rs
Linden street bv u noon First same
wi start a: ! p m ConovcT take notice.
q Amigo leaders OF the Social Leaeue
wiW piav 40 Bltesv.l.e SUNDAY. july SO
Tor rames in August o. September call
E fs, ,see5r s,s4 and ask ssT john coaard
tA65ress 1909 North CaUitcl avenue All
MIXERS re az practice a. Douglas PARK ov
$50
Ace Coal nine has reorranized and would
like % slsE third sacker snoTtStop ana
S Sssea - 70 re6os, Al Diamond chain nsid
today at n or call Belmont Sito no.
cioverdalc Gravs will play az stlesv.lle
SUNDAY TIE CLUBS are cid Elta.S ane a
iarre crowd is eXneeted, HgtseA and RAY s
Will form the battery Tor the GTavS and
Dean and Kelly FOR s'nesviie
big attendance is promised when In
ciananoNs Recorders battle the North Yer
non elrb az North Vernon SUNDAY. once
each wear an outstanding negro club IS
booked % North Vernon and he Recorders
we're selected for the feature attraction
this season Tee fans there are expsctine
a close mound struggle between Lcfty
Hall former Indianapolis American As
sociation pitcher and Hinpo Hannibal
sneechau artist w.th the Recorders Al
Recorder PLAYERS are. requested 20 report
A. 10 O'Clock sharp for IT'D Aug 10 IS
open Write T Baldwin. sls Indiana
avenue.
South SIDE Cardinals viii plav RIVER
side Ovmpics a. Riverside No. 10 SUNDAY
az o. n.
s. Pats and Flanner Buchanan teams
two OF fhe Youngest mines in the circuit
wlM clash N 2 Municipal League game al
Rhccius park SUNDAY. Burkett one OF thg
outstanding PLAYERS II The league vii
pstch for 81 Pats He Is among IN
leagues topnotch bstterS II total hits
scfai bases ard runs hattsd N HIS swat.
ting AVERAGE has lowered around the sol
mark and he has collected MANY extrr
base blows
N Catholic League sames last Sunday
ne league leading 81. Frencis club de-
feated AsEHmptio., Is 70 3, and Holy
trinity dcwnec 81. Pats. II 70 10. Ihs
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cially for his defeat OF DR.. Ralph
Wilson several months ago at Tom
linson hall Moreover. Garibaldi
defeated Wilson a few months ago
in Memphis.
The red-haired Pat O'Shocker.
who opposes Floyd Marshall in the
semi-windup. holds triumphs over
both Jimmy McMillen and George
Zaharias Abe Kashey. New York
Syrian. will grapple Milo Steinborn
in the Monday opener.
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Mixed Foursome Results

Mixed Foursome Results
Favorites to win before the start,
Miss Dorothy Gustafson and Billy
Reed Jr., captured the mixed t'qo-
ball foursome from a field of 81
pairs Thursday afternoon with a
gross score of II. This event,
arranged as an entertainment
feature followed right after the
state tourney semi-final matches
were completed.
A trio of teams had 78's and
they were accorded places according
to the number of pars on their
cards. Max Buell. and Miss Irm-
gard Grabbe Of Terre Haute took
second with IL pars; Ben Cohee and
Mrs. Helen Welter Rubach of Gary
third, with II pars, and Eddie zim-
mer and Mrs. E. P. Dean. fourth
with nine pars.
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Miss Dunn Defeats Mrs. Skillern
and Captures State Golf Crown
Cycle Marathon
ByJnifed Pros

81 UiffG Press
M ONTR EAL. July "a
1fl Sixty-nine of the worlds
greatest cyclists will leave here
Sunday on the first lap of the
longest bicycle race in history.
The marathon will take the
riders on a 4,300-mile jaunt
through most of the larger
cities IN Quebec and Ontario
and across the border to Du-
luth, Cleveland, Chicago, and
Buffalo.
The race will be run in daily
laps and will last a month.
Prizes total $4,000.
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The feature tuS-
sic between Carl
baldi. Italian star,
and Indian Mar
vim. is expected TO
result in one OF
the best bouts
promoted by the
Hercules A. c. for
sometime, accord
ing to Carter.
Garibaldi bears a
national reputa-
ton. and Marvin
has shown here
before and will be
remembered eSpe-
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July pa field
Of eight, minus its defending cham
pion and medalist, teed off today in
the 36-hole quarter finals of the
western amateur golf classic.
More upsets were expected today
following Thursdays startling events
during which Gus Moreland. Dallas.
ans-Mississippi and western cham
pion, was defeated by Leland Ham
man. Waco, Tex. Hannah played a
phenomenal iron game TO win one
up.
Hannah shot a IA and Moreland
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With the announcement of the
signing of Tony Sciolino, Buffalo
lightweight, to meet Eddie kid
Speaks of Louisville. in the ten
round main go at Perry stadium next
Wednesday night. Matchmaker Dale
Miller is adheripg to the clubs
policy of bringing together only
fighters of the aggressive type.
Sciolino just recently lost a close
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STORM HALTs CHANNEL SWIM

III 7 HIffd PrCeF
BOULOGNE. France. July 26.-
Sunny" Lowry. English girl SWIM
mer. abandoned her attempt 10
better the record for swimming the
English channel at 1880 a. m. TO-
day because of a storm. She start
ed from Cape Griz Nez at p. m.
J Thursday.
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REACH LEGION FINALS

BIZ United Press
VALPARAISO Ind. July "a
East Chicagos American Legion
Junior baseball team entered the
state finals by defeating Michigan
City, TO /, here Thursday. East
Chicago also defeated Burkett, 4 TO
2, thirteen innings.
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BUILDERS PLAY MATCH
Christian Meters to Tackle Brook
side Squad Here Saturday.

Christian Men Builders tennis
team will meet the Brookside squad
at Brookside park courts Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. Matches
follow
Singles-Jimmy Mcclure fcMpo &c
Frank Campbell b. Harold Banta lcNfBi
vs.. P Stanley tBl: George Stewart
tCMBl Us. R. Stanley tBl: Bob Poeue
tCMBl vs.. Harry Teeeuarden b.
Doubles-McClure Barta tCMB, VS.
SampoeN-Dick Lutz b: Paul Perry-C;lenn
Perry lCMBl vs.. Teeguardsn-R STAN
ley b.
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Elizabeth Rallies After Being All Square at Hallway Marx
and Upsets Defending Champ, and d, in
Title Battle at Highland.
BY DICK MILLER

spectacular golf the
Indianapolis Indiana golf championship
Of
tourney finals Miss Skllern defending
champion
crushing
switching warning
principals final original
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run. was the
eleventh his
season between
the two clubs.
To-Day the Sem
ators head the
American Lea que
by two games,
the first time the
difference h a S
been so great
since July II,
when Washing
ton led the world
champions by a
similar margin.
With almost
two-thirds of the
ma jor league sea :
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BY JACK CUDDY,
United Press STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July %. - The
New York Yankee Washington Sen
ator baseball feud moved into the
concluding rounds here today with
Joe Cronin's veterans victors in the
first nalf by eight games to three.
Thursdays game. which the Sem
ators won. 80. with a tenth-inning
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sCOTTEN is MATCHED

u = TTTFT I-THFf
EVANSVILLE Ind, July "a
Scotty Scotch, Indianapolis feath-
erweieht, and Jimmy Buckler.
Louisville, will meet in a ten-rouad
fight here Aug. 2. Scotch may meet
Moon Mullins. state featherweight
champion, if he defeats Buckler.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, July pa field Of
$50 players will attempt to qualify
for maximum number Of l65
places on Aug. for the United
States amateur golf championship.
according TO an announcement by
the U. S. G. A.
The amateur viii be held at the
Kenwood Country Club. Cincinnati,
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Runs batted in-Cullop ~. Whitehead.
Sigafoos Lee Two-base hit-Whitehead.
Three base hit-Chapman. Home runs
Sigaioos. Cullop. Stolen bases-Layne.
Borgmann. Whitehead Double
plays Borgmann TO Whitehead 10 Heath.
diana polls. 5. Columbus q Base on balls
-Oa Using. {; of Teachout !. Struck
out-By Using. 5: BY Teachout. T. HITS
! in inning Losing pitcher-Tising.
Umplres-Clayton and Dunn. Time. i:43.
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AAAAAtNtAN - Z I, - - % a. =
scheduled for two
in three falls;
Young Walter Hick-
man and Harry
Burrus. m i d d ! e.
W Ell g h IS. Will
meet over the same
route: {; p g g d Y
O'Neal will take on
Eddie Slaughter.
middleweight + o r
one fall, and Morris
Webb will tackle
Omar Price, welter-
wight, IN a one
fall match.
Walter Hickman,
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natl as they won the final contest
Thursday, AS.
Philadelphia. by taking a double
header from Boston, moved out Of
the cellar and sent Brooklyn back
to that position. The Phillies won,
4-3. and 81.
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Four Events
on Mat Bill

A card of four wrestling bouts is
offered tonight at South Meridian
street arena by Jimmie McLemore
with all men Of the lighter weight
divisions comprising the bill.
Billy Love and Chief Little Wolf,
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|. A. C. NET PLAYERS
HAVE TWO MATCHES

Indianapolis Athletic Club tennis
team will play the Greencastle city
squad at Hawthorn Saturday at Q
p. m. Three new men will appear
in the lineup against Greencastle.
They are Charles Greenhouse, John
Hare, and Graeme Supple.
On Sunday the I. A. c. METERS
have a hard assignment. They will
travel TO Hamilton. o., to play the
Hamilton Tennis Club. The fol-
lowing men will make the trip: Jake
Rhodehamel Paul Crabb, Lon Mar
tin, and Herb Fisher.
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son finished, the Yankees seem to
be in a tough spot OF their re-
naming sixty-one games, the world
champions must play the Senators
eleven times, and if they can do no
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Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the
Hercules A. C has completed his
all-heayyweight wrestling card TO
be offered fans Monday night at
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Here is the best thing Of Latonia meet
ing After running horses wide all around
the track for twenty-nine DAYS to keep
the white boys" from grabbing him
sticking him in a pocket and we might
add dumping him over the fence. Jockey
G.. Green. the only Negro boy who is rid
ing at this tracI was set down for the
balance of the Getting when he tried to
win a race on Brilliant Rose. Green cut
over n little short on the stretch turn
It's funny what stewards can see and
also what they CAN'T see.
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Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
s.. Paul ....... 100 DO 100 o
Kansas Cltv .--.- 600 0lo 600 ?
HarEiss ard GEiliani. u BEown Black
well and Castor
Louisville ...... Ci0 90 o50- II 0
Toledo -....-.... coo 600 600 z
Bass and Erickson, lawson and Eealev
FIRST Game
Minneapolis ...- 400 0oI zi3-i1 Is 0
Milwaukee ......... $50 600 051-s e !
EolsclaV. Tauscher and Glenn. Coaran
El.l!l Poll. and Young
Second game eleven innings
Minneapolis $500 100 900 100 OIL IS 2
Milwaukee ... 0i0 900 0Qf o. ~ 0
Benton. Tauscher and Henline Glenn
PressneI. Cofmar and BenEouzh. Young
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 5000. 600 100 i0c--9
St. Louis $500. Dol DOL COZ rs
r Smith. Rixey and Hensley. Manlon:
vsness Dean and Wlysozv
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AMERICAN AssoCIATIo,
AMERICAN IFAGrF
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSnFIsTIn

louisville at INDIANAPOLIS night
Toledo az Columbus.
St Paul al Kansas CITY
Minneapolis az Milwaukee.
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. Standings and Results .

First Came
Ph.ladelphia .. 600 00l soy .
Belts. Brandt and Hogan. HolIeY. COL
lns and Davis
Second Game
Boston .......... DO 600 000-I 2
cantwel ana HarRrave A Moore ana
Davis
Chicago .......... 600 600 600 0 6
Pittsburgh ...--.-. 0i0 00i O0x- 2 9
Root and Hartnett French and Grace
BROOKLYN .......... 900 900 900 0 2
New YORK t...--- 600 600 liz 2 Q
Mungo and Lopez. Eu5oeil and Rich
ards.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland . 321 oil 0zo-a Il D
CHICAGO .,-.. ....-.. 100 600 GOO 5 2
Pearson ard Pvtlak. CASTOR Had Kim
sev. Faber and Berry.
Ten Inninns)
Washington .s... oi0 col 600 r. 0
Ruling and Dickey. Stewart Russell and
/ Z. SeweIl.
Philadelphia ....... 0ooI 90 ooo-2lt Q
csin. Mahafsv and cochrane. Rhodes
Twelve Innings
St Louis ..... lol ils 100 1910 II !
weiis. Hadlev md shea Marberrv'
/ Frasier Herring. HoEsett. Haygorth and
/ De Sauteis.
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Poker Face No. 2

THE new Poker Face Of women's
i tennis is Miss Alice Marble,
san Francisco. Helen Wills Moody
also Of California. was No. Poker
Face" Of the courts Alice has dis
played the kind Of talent that makes
champions.
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AMERICAN IEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York az WashinEton.
Detroit al Cleveland.
only games scheduled
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be making his first appearance be-
fore hometown crowd. However,
he has appeared professionally in
other Indiana cities. First bout will
start at $50.
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Chicago at 81. LOUIS.
Boston az Philadelphia.
Cincinnati az Pittsburgh.
lOriv games scheduled
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERs

HOME RUNS
FoxX, Athletics. % Klein. Phlllies IA
Suth, Yankees % Berger. Braves. II
Gehrie Yankees 10
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City SoftbaII Gossip

Entries have closed for the srst annual
soft bail tournament q the Indianapolis
Soft Ball Federation. The entry list
consists ~ outstanding PLAYERS n the
city Due 20 the LARGE number Il PLAYERS
registered with the various i-ams ii Is
necessary for the tournament committee
% have a little time 20 approve al in
csyicuzl entries % avoid anv publication
c. PLAYERS or any team II viii be neces-
Sa-y for all team managers 20 Re present
Mcudav. at 80 ?. m. july 81 81 40
Malestice hu.lc!ng. for tournament in
Struci.ons.
One % the largest crowd az followers
OF soft ball Is expected 10 be on hand a,
ElienbergeT park when the un6efeated
Chevie Cubs meet the Granada Theafer
for the Cubs Charlie Stuart. Granada
ace. viii do the hurting for Granada All
Granada PLAYERS report at the theater NJ
o'clock today.
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Bic Fellows Fill All Tits
at Monday Wrestling Show

Sports arena. Three matches are
nm the bill. the first at $50.
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SET BRITISH GOLF DATES
The 1884 British amateur golf
tournament will be held May %.
and the British open of next year
will be played at the royal st.
Georges course, June IS.
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Horse Sense
by o. REVILLA'

r AToNIA, KY, July 28.-with the
Il closing of the Latonia track
Saturday it will bring about many
changes in stables and jockeys. One
Of the brightest hopes local fans
have is the fact that George South
will stay in this community and will
go to Coney Island with his con-
tract stable, the B. B. Battle outfit.
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THURSDAY BoxIxC

THURSDAY BOXING
AT NEW EANEN-Al Casir!r! las
Corona. y. Y. outDo;nte6 Eddie NAYS las
Hartford. 81. Charlie Trader Horn. ia
New YORK. outoointed Eddie Carr l73
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Rain and mud something that may
horsemen. stuck at Latonia with mud
larks." have been praying for during the
last four weeks. certainly were shouting
for JOY Thursday. II was. the first time
since the opening week that they had a
soft track
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Starter Bill Hamilton who has started
the Lexington. Louisville and Latonia
meetings for Colonel Matt VIM will
take his crew 30 Coney for The first ten
DAYS Of the meeting after which he will
entrain for Dade park where he Will yell
go" for thirty-one days.
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J. Smith who also is doing Some plain
and fancy riding here will leave and join
the Bradley forces at Hawthorne park
track at Cicero. Ill. Sammy Rennick.
contract rider for trainer Babe Wells will
60 to Coney as well viii r. Martin H.
L. and X. Fisher and several OF the lead
ing riders of this meeting.
Evening star., 1933-09-12

Complete Viii Shades! q
For boudoirs, dressing rooms 4
or small tables. Hand-trim- Y
med shades, in blue, rose,
green or gold.
Evening star., 1933-09-12

Not just ordinary sheets-but QUALITY
sheets with close firm weave and a
finish white as snow! Sheets that come
through countless washings as fresh and
sparkling as new!
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ACT TO MERGE
z CITY UNITS
Park, Recreation Boards
May Be Combined by
Assembly Action.

Approval has been given by city
park ard recreation boards to a pro-
posal of A. G. Sallee, superintendent
of parks, that the two departments
be combined under one budget in
interests of greater economy and
efficiency in administration. Bill
providing for the plan will be in
troduced in the legislature.
Recreation department now is
controlled by park commissioners
but a law, adopted in 1919, requires
that it have a separate levy of not
less than l cent nor more than 2
cents. The statute also requires a
5 to 9-cent levy for operation of the
park department.
Sallee, in a letter to the board,
pointed out that under the pres
ent arrangements, it is necessary to
keep two sets Of pay rolls. In de-
velOping new and maintaining old
Fairgrounds, baseball diamonds,
tennis courts, swimming pools, TAX
ing care of community houses, IL
often is necessary 70 use park en-
ployes, material and equipment on
recreation work because Of lack of
funds in the recreation budget"
Sallee pointed out.
He declared that "this proposed
change is in line with the economy
program Of Mayor Sullivan and the
board of park commissioners. I do
not anticipate serious objection to
the proposal" he wrote.