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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
CARR TO IrIIROpE

Iilll Carr member of tho Uni. vcrsity of Pennsylvania track tenn, and Olympic Games winner hat ycar, is to accompany the United Stntes truck and field team that VIII tour Europe thls Aummor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
ELMWOODS
 IN BRIDGEPORT

Bridgeport. February 10 -- A stellar double attraction VIII pc staged this evening on the Trade school surface whon the strong Grascre club of Fairfield play the powerful Y. M. C. A. at o'clock and the Bridgeport q. 0. F. locks horns with the Naugatuck "" Elmwo0ds. Dancing will fo10" with the LInstrom Toy Company and Morgan Linen girls celebrating guest night.
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[ll09}K5f&
 NWilliam Brancher
Brancher

Success stories in sports are com mon. .. beaten men with broken shields are soon forgotten. .tho years are filled with deeds Of courage. that met with defeat,. somnbody always has to lose
 slr Malcolm Campbell Is to blame for this. with his hopeful eyes fixed on the unbeliovaplc; seemingly unattainable speed or 300 mile m hour. .. flying into the very face of death m defeat .. .Firpo, stribling, Lockhart, Ray, Hancick, Arlett, Broshus. .theso are only seven. taken onnanu from the parade of men for whom the romantic drama had bitter ending.
 These men have enacted story of Gamencss that remains price less. one of them found hls defoat in death. .. the others nev- CT could quite reach tho pinnacles they fought for.
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2.2 go 2.l3 --3t

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Now Haven County,. ss' Waterbury. January 3I, 1888.
 Then and thore by virtue of m execution to mo issued by William M. Gillette, Clork of tho Common Pleas Court @,,, of Waterbury; ! ,WT,lhl dny of February i033 at | .. m, to th6 highest bidder nt tho Public slgn Post, Hnid sale Co bo adjourned to Justus Oil Co, 2S Cottage Place, (Ono) Diamond T, Truck, bclonglng to John r.. Lnrkln md Harry w.. Larkln, aba. r. j. LnrkIn x SonA 0f Waterbury.
 Attest' .....
 SAMUEL ERsIILEn,
 Constable. 2g. 2sg, 2-I3, .--3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

2S7 20l 265.-- 833 High Slnglo--Mnngnnnro 12G. High Three (Two tlos)--Mangnn nrO SIS.
 High Gnmo Slnglo--Sparrowa s1a. SGO,
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h little space" plubu also L0tn for out of ad published
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

34B 01I 0OI IVVT High Slngle-R. Viellette 10S. High Three--E. Sullivan 2S0. High Team Slngle---Mohican 4SO, High Team Total--Mohican l2S0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

Into tho mass of bodies and came surging nt tho slim boy from the Point. (. his chance for glory ma gone .,aIOnR with tho othorH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
IN TITLE SCRAP

Freddie Miller, National Boxing Association foathorwclght cham pIon from Cincinnati, is to light Baby ArlHmondI, California chnmp,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
.Anzacs "S0re" At EngLishn1en
5
JIM RECEIVED WITH TOWN TO | LEAVE QUICKLY.

Flynn, Pueblo hombres who out of the This the how his hc began
  resist the the tried
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
LoA Angelen. Tob, 21 or ga.

no L0H AngelcA, 1Nob, 21 or 2d. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Now Haven County. sS' Waterbury, Then and there by virtue of m 'I1 Nj. GIlIo'tc cI"rk @ ''sa"u "f thcS S Common ,'" Pleas Court of Waterbury, | will sell nt Public Auction on tho iith day of February 1888 nt ii q. m. Go tho highest bidder at tho Public Sign Post, Rnid sale Co bc adjourned to JuBtuB Oll O., 2S Cottngo place, (Ono). Diamond 1. Truck, helongIng LnrkIn, q b,a, r. ]. Larkln & Sons, of. Waterbury.
 Attest; - A--.-----
 SAMUEL ERSHLER,
 Constable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
Financial
Money Loaned
industrial Loans

LOANS TO s300--Only charge eh e month on unpaid balance. Wa terbury Mutual Loan Association. 4G5 North Main st. Dial S.27ib.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
USED CAR BARGAINS GALoREl

USED CAR BARGAINS GALoREl 1880 Oidamobllo Do Luxo CohV'
 Coupe i032 Dodge Sedan 1881 Ford Coach 1880 Reo Flying Cloud CoupoN i030 Ford Do Luxe Sedan 1929 Chevrolet Do Luxo Coach 1929 Buick stand, c Coach 1881 De Soto S Sedan 1928 Erskino Coach sl2b
 a2D NORTH MAIN SIT, i--2 Years to Pay--Opcn EVoa' I'll Q D. m,--All Day Sundny--Tol 8'33f1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
Business Service
Business serv,ccs Rendered

rho addition of shoots, pillowcases and table cov- CTS to our coat, apron and towel supply service. Waterbury Towel Supply Co.,, S02 East Main St. Dial 5-1377.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
Turning the Sands

Burning the Sands
 Frank Lockhsrt was the man who died ... trying to beat the record of Ray Keech. -. he hnd n hunch. .. that day at Daytohn Beach. '. . that his day of glory had come. .. the boach was m pau condition 1t made no difference 10 the fellow with the laughing eyes. -. .a month or SO before he had been given n terrible warn ing . when his Black Hawk sklu, dcd from the course and plunged into tho surf. but he would try again. and he grinned that beautiful April morning as he sald "this is my day a., ,,, roaring mount up to 203 miles m hour, on the way back he would lick that. he had nov gone far when a tire blew Ike n cannon. and he went whirllhB over and over in tangled mass of iron metal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

LOST-L0dy's white gold glassos In leather case, Saturdny htterhooh' Finder kindly call 6-l2dO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

i032--Chovrolet Rondntcr. ESeollont mechanical condition, $abO Loon.
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Announcements
Lost and Found

WORK basket. valued ns koopstnko,
 containing material, lost on Town
 Plot car. Finder please call 4-43l0'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

Tine BlOwup
 Roland Hancock at olympia fields. starting from the seVen- teenth tee. and needing only 10 strokes to win tho national opon golf championship. .. to p0r-four holes. .he had only to shoot them in par to triumph. suddenly spectators aocked around this young man. to see closer the blazing game he had been shoot ing that afternoon ..his nerves snapped like broken plano wiroS .,. at the seventeenth he took SIX ...... at the eighteenth hc nub- bed shot that should hoy been easy for him in the days before.
 Buzz Arlett. .laboring in tho minor leagues year after year. finally getting his chance with tho Phillics. .. bringing n bat that had no peer, but Buzz Arlett was fish in tho outheld. ..at tho plate monster. .Bo nc went back to Baltimore.
 Charley Brushus. tho Army football player who did nothing on a football field but dropkick. .. in the Notre Dame-Army game Of 1930.. .a list-mjnute break that rave West Point q touchdown, ... Inc score to c as Charley took hih place. ito try to kick that Eroht big point that would tie the lrihh =. .thausands sitting in tense sus. pengc aS ho brought bnck his foot for that Inst kick =. but the line broke. ..,E1d the bhll went HailinR
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Special Notices

FIFTY CBNTS--5-pointR Radio SerV. fec at your homo. All minor repairs Call 3-S75i. Tho Song Shop, l77 E' Maln St
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These Were BattIcrs
 Firno. pounded to the floor eight times by m unrelenting. Dempsey
 actually winning that nght when he sent the Mauler hurting into the press box. finally to fall before that last terrific nook
 irving even then to rise ms body Hopping and twitching', -
 They said Stribbling would dog it that ho would fold undcr urcssure. ,he stood like n man before Max Schmeling's thudding fists. his face pounded to 0 mass of bloody bruises. .and kopt coming in for more. .ndvahcihE 10 tho battlc------thosc last few seconds that must have seemed years. as his head went rocking back, like n child's doll that is being shaken. .. hands helpless ht his sides. but still facing Sch- meling with courage that sent n chill racing along tho spine of at least one writer at tho ringside : but somebody had to lose that ohe' too.
 Joie Ray, racing along on feet that were swollen blistcrs. m tho Boston marathon. untralhed and unacclistomcd to tho route . dying on his feet the lungs ro- fusing to function. the flame Of his lost youth faded ploddlng on and on... fighting pain with an indomItable will. his face twisted in agony as he pounded across tho finish linc. .. beaten by De Mar and Hcnnignn. but not outfought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10
Business Announcements
Automobiles
Autos and Trucks for SHlo

BUICK Sedan, 3l46; Studobakor Coach, s0b; Bul lek Coupe, ,$O5; Wil' lys-Knlght Sedan, $226 Studebhk- or President "S" Sedan, $a76; Studcs bnkor President "S" Roadster, tiNb, Studobnker x Roclsno Agency, 379 West Main St. Phone 3-4lS5,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

WE--Buy old gold, repair clocks, watches and jowolry. Schneor's, 1G2 South Main St. Write or phone for our representative.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-10

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, s.
 Probate Court, February 9th, Alb
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-22
Amateur Boxing
List to Close

AS the closing limit, set for March
"a, draws near, entries are rolling
in and a large program is prom
ised for the annual Marion county
amateur boxing tournament at
South Side Turner's gym Saturday
night. Last-minute entry blanks or
other information can be had by
calling Arthur Paetz, Drexel 1116.
This event is open to all anna
teur boxers in the county, regard
less of whether they belong to an
athletic club.
The bouts. which will be run
off as. rapidly as possible, will con-
sist of three two-minute rounds.
and the boys can be expected to
give all they have in the allotted
time Entries must be received by
this Friday.
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QUAKEs AND FLOODS KEEP KILLEFERs BUSY

T brought
l.
the stream Manager Wade Hip Boots Keer said as it flooded his
diamond athletes Kiefer
southern California pictures
he collection
there.
Nothing like keeping the grief evenup in the Kl family Wade
Tribe chief anything
won't be if whstng northe
when his squad nvades there week.
EFY ODOU Brooklyn sgger started something when ne boosted
~ Williams Florida
old at the time the rumble
Francisco club in 1906 and made quick exit of the fallen
what they say the coast.
Mack Athletes
overlooking
Mexico and temptation players
about bridge
with boards Philadelphia FASTENERS developed into
expert international bridge jumpers.
Baltimore has had three champions Dundee
and Kid Williams Joe Dundees brother
crown for the Ooe collection recently bbed by
decision that
for Ben Jeby, Madison Square favorite
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Eight Bulldogs Get Letters;
Artesians Guests at Dinner

will go to Henry Fornoff. Earl Over
man, Joe Stubs, Clarence Layman,
Ralph Bradford, Roscoe Bats, Scott
Armstrong, Jack Everly and John
Foudray.
Judge Earl R. Cox and o. E.
Haley, chaplain of the Indiana state
reformatory at Pendleton, will be
the principal speakers tonight. Ar
thur " Brown, coach Tony Hinkle,
coach Herman Phillips and Al G..
Feeney win DC ether speakers.
Ralph Hitch will serve as toastmas-
ter, and Howard Campbell, presi-
dent of the Utes Club, sophomore
honorary organization, is in charge
of ARRANGEMENTS
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Ross Gets
Big Chance
Chicago Star Seeks Title
Scrap in TusSIe With
PetroIIe.

By LHited Press
CHICAGO, March 22-Barney
Ross, clean-cut young Chicago
lightweight, encounters one of those
time-honored pitfalls along the
rocky road to success" tonight when
he goes into the trenches Tor ten
rounds or less against Billy Petrolle,
the formidable old Fargo Express.
They top the Chicago stadiums
first card since Jan. 10.
Ross, to put it mildly, is meeting
his supreme test. If he can defeat
Petrolle, then Barney will have
proved his right to a lightweight
championship wrangle with Tony
Canzoneri.
But if Petrolle uncorks flood of
those trip-hammer punches that
have ruined so many young mems
championship hopes. and pounds
out a victory over Ross, then it will
mean that Ross simply is not ready
for a top flight encounter, despite
his prim and rosy record.
The odds have moved with be-
wildering rapidity from 9 to 5 on
Petrolle to even money Much de-
ponds on the question of Billy'S
weight. He is under signature to
hit 1873 pounds or less at the Offices
of the boxing commission this aft
ernOOn.
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Other Fights Tuesday

AT LOUISVLLE-Henry Firpo, Louis
vile middleweight veteran, easily out
pointed Jack Kilbourne of Chicago, win
ming every round.
AT JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Eddie Speaks
Louisville lightweight. was knocked out
by Jimmy Reed, Jacksonville, in the
eighth round.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.-Dave Barry
st: Louis featherweight, knocked out Dave
Adelman, Philadelphia, in the seventh
round.
AT CLEvELAND--Larry. Johnson. Chi
cago Negro, was Knocked out after
minute and sixteen seconds Of the first
round by Patsy Perroni. Cleveland heavy
weight. johnson was on the canvas four
Buckv Lawless. 153. Syracuse. defeated
Marty McHale $50 Cleveland 10l; Frankie
Simms. 2l5, Cleveland stopped George
Pavlik, IT'S. Cleveland, 10l.
AT ALEXANDRIA, Va.-Mart Gallagher,
Washington heavyweight. stopped Bob
Tow. Birmingham. in the second round.
AT PLAINFIELD N. FRANKIE Carl
ton; IA. Jersey CITY. drew with Charley
Paduano, 1877. Lakewood, N J. 49,.
AT PORTLAND. Ore-Doc Smell. 1856
Seattle. stopped Al Roosberg. 1872 Great
Falls. Mont 49,.
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Ell Tnited Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 22.-St. Pat
rick's academy of Chicago defend
ing champion, and Gibault high
school of Vincennes, Ind, clash in
the first game of Loyola univer-
sitys tenth annual national cham
pionship tournament for Catholic
prep school cage teams.
Three games tonight open the five
day program. Thirty-two teams from
eleven states, including six from
Indiana, have been drawn in the
first round.
Loyola officials announce two
changes in the tournament lineup.
Reitz Memorial high school Of Ev-
ansville, Ind, will replace st. Mary
of Clarksburg, w. Va. The Hoosier
five will meet Routt high school of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, in its 6rst game
Thursday afternoon at l o'clock.
st. Francis Xavier Cathedral of
Green Bay, Wis, will compete in
stead of st. Francis high of Athol
Spring, N. Y. and will play Central
Catholic Of FIT. Wayne, Ind, Thurs
day night at 9.
Following the ST. Patrick's Sci
bault game tonight, two more con-
tests make up the evenings card.
st. Thomas military academy Of
st. Paul tangles with st. Xavier
high of Louisville, former cham
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-22
Miller Wins Third Feather
Title Defense in 81 DAYS

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 22.-Fred-
die Miller of Cincinnati ruled the
roost in Pacific coast featherweight
ranks today through his victory
over Speedy Dado, the Brown Doll"
of Manila, in a ten-round bout
Tuesday night.
Not only did Miller break all rec
ords by defending his N B. A.
featherweight crown three times in
twenty-one days, but he also
achieved the prize mark of sports
manship.
Dado had guaranteed Miller 81
900 for his fight Tuesday night.
With less than that amount in the
house, Miller waived his purse and
accepted 371z per cent of the gate,
giving Dado 2212 per cent and the
house the balance incidentally,
Dado bet 81, 900 upon himself at the
prevailing odds of to l in Millers
favor.
Since reaching California a little
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-22
NEW BOSS OF SAINTS STOPS FOR CHAT

MCANN 1882 pilot of the Indianapolis and the
II the city late
Tuesday Louisville where he will take charge his
will through
different than the Coonels
Knebekamp the Colonies the
cded curta training big by using the field
the ground doesn't shortly
Mccain said the hodou situation boherng his club the
other A A but expressed the opinion a the boys will
through time The Saints finished seventh
his hands
Ieve we'll it, though" said
Mac there these
the Louisville.
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mile, two-mile medley and four
mile relay events.
Indiana u, Big Ten indoor
champion, with a twenty two-man
squad entered, still ranks as the
title favorite. Michigan, Illinois,
Pitt and Marquette are other strong
contenderS.
Three relay teams will carry Pur-
dues hopes Coach Orval Mar
tin will enter a mile and two-mile
team, with the third quartet to
race in the medley or four-mile
event. Charles Popejoy, stellar
miller and Herbert Sears, brilliant
half-miler, who was a state high
school champion at Technical, will
head the Purdue runners.
Miller, Schey, Sears, Finn, Cross
man and Mcqueen will complete the
relay teams. In individual events
Purdue will enter Sandbach and
Smith in the hurdles, Jones in the
pole vault, Poland in the high
jump and Hollis in the dash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-22

Varsity letter awards to eight of
Butler university's Missouri Valley
Conference pasKetbaii champions
will be made at a banquet at the
gymnasium tonight at 6 o'clock.
The Martinsville high school state
champions, coach Glenn Curtis,
Butler freshman cagers and A. L.
Trester, l. H. S. A A. commissioner,
also will be guests.
Varsity letters will be awarded
Ben Parrish, Frank Baird, Bert Da-
Wis, Ray Miller Searle Proff1tt, Gene
Demmary, Frank Reissner and Har-
ry Chickedantz. Joe Macy will. re-
ceive the senior managers letter.
Nine freshman n neral awards
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Jersey City
Retains Club

By Times Special
NEW YORK, March 22.-Jersey
City will keep it's franchise in the
International League, at least for
the 1888 season, it was decided
Tuesday at meeting of the league
directors. At this twenty-second
meeting to untangle the muddled
affairs of the club, the directors
agreed to assist the present Jer-
sey owner, San Colacurcio, in case
I've should have financial difficulties
before the season ends.
Mike Kelly, former White Sox
coach, who served in the same ca
pacity at Newark last year; Clarence
PANTS Rowland and Id Holley of
Montreal are leading candidates to
manage the Skeeters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-22
DIZZY TITLE PASSES TO ELMER DEAN

TIRED introduced Dizzy Dean of the
baseball takes pleasure
Elmer another Of the Dean Ankenman
League He Dy brother and according to Ankenman three
H.
Columbus A. A.
Dardanees Ark the Ozarks
right country ball player Elmer
wandered from the Dean home Houston Until he discovered
entirely
of the family
physical resemblance ElmerS
relationship discovered Word of his whereabouts
living The result
Elmer brought
him before Ankenman The latter presented contract and showed Elmer
where Elmer could write
him told him to make
his x the Elmer tall weighs 100 pounds
has
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diana alleys Thursday afternoon and night
Entry fee is seventy-fiye cents.
The Commercial League play on the
Parkway alleys found the News team drop
ping two games to the ApelS-Fink Auto
The News is in front by a slender margin
IN this loop and this loss may prove cost
lost two to. Pure Oil and Central States
Envelope. Les Koelling was the leading
SEQ With count Of 6SS that included
and Rutch McAllen an even 500 w
The two contests rolled in the Kinean
League on the Illinois drives resulted in
ouu game wins for La Perla and Reliable
from Slice-o-Ham and Jordan Tip Top
r Slack led over the three-game route
WITH ,t SS5' but Laxon who arrived too late
total Of 422. for his two games
Goldsmith leading of for the Blackhawk
team OF the Delaware League. was the out
standing star when he pounded the pins
for counts of 236. al and 2i5. a total of
S eSS 5 cold led his tsam to triple win over
for Krschner Auto over tuxedo Feed Feed
while every member Of the Warren seed
rolled we'll to defeat Inland contain liner
three times.
OFT and Sachs had totals Of $50 and
ouo 70 onset Werner's league leading s5l
and the Shaw-Walker team won two from
~ ~. a. etI-e NouIpaHy ourlnS the inter-
meolate League play on the Uptown al
leyS. Pugh and ThomS Cleaners also took
two from S0th and Central Sales BurIev
ieaolng the way with a score of 622
Other teams in this loop will roll later
The Muncie and Indianapolis Star teams
VIII roll special match at the Pritchett
recreation alleys today. play starting at
so p. m The Muncie boys held a two
to-one edge during the seasons series
having won each time on their home
arlveS Carmin, Tyner & Co. Will be out
LOT blood IN this set to even things up
again. II the locals win today il looks
as u both teams will have to travel TO
ANDERSON or some other neutral drive to
decide who is best.
PLAY until Friday night in the A. B. c.
meet az Columbus Will consist Of Columbus
booster teams and no changes in the
STANDINGS are expected until the out-of-
town stars again appear.
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RALPH JONES ACCEPTS LAKE FOREST POST

THE versatile Ralph Jones has accepted the post of athletic director
college, Lake Forest Ill He will coach football
supervise all there Last fall
football led
the Hoose for
Charlottesville
the He Y M c. A.
physical developed asar basket teams at
college practically
he pasme this
Wabash coached
the Little four football basketball baseball and track
Professional
coaches pupils
university
cole
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By Eddie Ash
Second Lou Gehrig Reported on Coast
Houston Rescues Prospect From Ozarks
Former Hoosier Quits Pro Grid Champs

ERED HOFFMAN,, former big league and American Asso-
citation catcher has startled Pacific coast baseball circles
with announcement he believes he has found diamond
nugget built along the lines of Lou Gehrg and promising
now as Lou was in 1923 when the Yankees picked him off the
campus of Columbia university.
the Yankees when Gehrg broke in and
learning though will be recalled
Hartford Holman
the League and the
reported Roy 49, who stands than six feet and
weighs about 1856 Gehrg efthande
school
year" says Homann Mort will clever fielder and
He'll need the little
IA plan him.
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Metcafe Sets
Canadian Mark

By United Press
TORONTO, Ontario. March o.
Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette uni
versity Negro, scored his second tri-
umph Of the indoor season over
Emmett TOPPING of New Orleans
Tuesday night as he set new
Canadian record of 81 seconds in
winning the sixty-yard dash of the
Canadian indoor track and field
championships.
TOPPING finished third. The New
Orleans torpedo was beaten for sec
ond by Bert Pearson, Hamilton
schoolboy. George Spitz Of New
York university bettered his own
Canadian high jump record by one
inch when he leaped feet 7 inches.
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Planners to
Battle Tires

BIZ Times Special
Upton, Ind, March 22-Two
Indianapolis teams, Flanner-Buch-
anan and U. S. Tires, tangle in the
semi-flnals of the Indiana amateur
Independent tourney at 3 p. m. here
today. Tires captured the Indian
polls city title in a recent tilt with
Buchanans.
In the other semi-flnal tilt at
p. m, Lafayette faces Arcadia, with
the winners clashing tonight at $50
in the title fray Scores Tuesday
were:
Flanner- buchanan 81. Muncie 25: U. 3.
Tires 81, Charlottesville %; Lafayette az,
Advance 3d. Lafayette AZ. Atwood 20:
Arcadia a. Huntington % double over
timel Huntington 25. South Bend %;
Atwood o. Columbus %. Evansville for
feited to Arcadia