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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-09
kvington Union of Clubs VIII
Hold Glasses i'm Psychology

Mrs. Edgar Rennoe is chairman of
the classes in psychology to be con-
Quoted this fall by the Irvington
Union of Clubs. The classes will
open Wednesday, Oct. 4, with lee
ture on Studies IN Contemporary
Literature" by Mrs. Thor G. Wesen-
berg.
Officers and the study class COM
mittees will attend a business meet
ing next Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery, gen.
eral chairman of the lectures.
Prof. John L. RoSenstein, profess
sor of clinical psychology at Butler
university, and assistant director OF
the Herman H. Young foundation,
will talk at the psychology classes
which will be held bi-monthly at
the Irvington Presbyterian church
The various classes and chairmen
are, contemporary literature: Mrs.
James c. Todd, chairman, Mrs.
Frank L. Davenport and Mrs. Carl
E. Stone: English literature: Mrs.
Edgar T. Forsyth, chairman, Mrs.
Raymond F. Still and Mrs. Walter
S. King; art appreciation: Mrs.
George NJ. Gahagan. chairman,
Miss Maude Russell and Mrs. F. F.
Hildreth; world affairs, Mrs. Walter
j. Palmer. chairman, Mrs James
Hall. and Mrs. Harold S. Fey;
psychology: Mrs. Rennoe, chairman,
Mrs. Louis Bruck, and Mrs. James
Denny; technique of cookery: Mrs.
C. D. Yawter, chairman and Mrs,
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Luncheon Will
Be Given for
Club Officers

Mrs. E Monty Campbell, incom-
ing president, and officers of the ex-
ecutive board of the Welfare Clut
will be honored at luncheon to be
given Monday at the home of the
retiring president, Mrs. Claude T
Hoover. Following the luncheon
bridge will be played.
The honor guest will be seated al
a long table, laid with a French
lace cloth and decorated with gar
den flowers in autumn shades
Other guests will be served at small
tables.
Mrs. Hoover will be assisted by re-
firing officers-Mesdames A. G. Ear.
ing, E. L. Dorealue, Frank Mallott
Edward Ramsey, Gustav Schmidt
William Birk and Reese Wysong.
New officers are Mrs. nellie Geyer
first vice. president; Mrs. Rober
Stokes, second vice president; Mrs
Harold Haasis, third vice-president
Mrs. Volney E. Huff, recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. George Stalker, assist
ant recording secretary; Mrs. Jane!
E. Berry, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Edith Panther, treasurer
board members, Mrs. Hoover, Mes.
danes Leroy Martin, Raleigh Fish
er, w. R. Hatton and Elsie Bru-
baker. Mrs. Joel Wilmoth is hon
orary president.
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In the Realm of Clubs

Cervus Club will hold its regular
meeting at l Monday at the Ant
lers. A card party will follow. Mrs.
Eugene Blackburn and Mrs. w. H.
Armitage will be hostesses.
Mrs. Ralph Tindel, 4OO5 Grace
land avenue, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Artemas Club Tues
day.
Mrs. May Van Malta will be host
ess at the meeting of the indie
pendent Social Club Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. R. F.
Denny, 1914 Graceland avenue.
The Marion County chapter of
American War Mothers will meet
at 1870 Tuesday at the Columbia
Club. Mrs. Ralph E. Remington
will preside.
Mrs. Harry Warner, "a Hendricks
place, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Flemish Flanders chapter
of the international Travel Study
Club, Inc, Wednesday night. Mrs.
Walter Shumma and Miss Tavern
Brown will assist the hostess. Mrs.
S. r. Artman will talk on France.
Presidents day will be observed
by the Irvington Catholic Woman'S
Study Club Wednesday with a
luncheon meeting at the Cifaldi
dinner place. East National road.
Mrs. E. L. Rahe, 1167 West Thirty
fifth street, will entertain members
of the indianapolis Educational
Council with noon luncheon
Wednesday. Mrs. George Borst will
be installed as president.
Ninenten Hundred and Eight Club
will meet with Mrs Charles E. Var
baugh, 20 North Pershing street,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. M. G. Lewis will be installed
as president of the Woman's Ad-
vance Club at the presidents day
meeting Friday. Mrs. Charles j.
Cook will give the club history. Mrs.
c. A. Cook will present the gavel
to Mrs. Lewis.
Woman's Auxiliary to the Indian
apolis Medical Society will meet at
2 Friday with Mrs. Max Bahr, Wom-
ans building at the Central State
hospital. Mrs. Vernon Hahn will
present a book review and Mrs. Rus
sell Spivey will give a musical pro-
gram.
Children's Sunshine Club Of Sun
nyside will hold its monthly meet
ing at 2 Wednesday in the Fletcher
parlors.
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Retiring D. A. R.
Board to Act
as HOStesSes

Retiring board members of the
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of American Revolution,
will be hostesseS for the Constitu-
ton day observance at 2 Thursday
at the chapter house, 824 North
Pennsylvania street.
They are Mesdames Maurice E.
Tenant, chairman; Waldo B. Ros-
setter, Merle N. A. Walker, Joel
Whitaker, Frederick D. Stilz, G. B.
Taylor and Charles P. Lesh.
Mrs. Charles F. Voyles, incoming
regent. and new executive board
members will be in charge of the
meeting. DR.. Charles P. Emerson
will give the address. Preceding the
program, delegates to the thirty
third annual conference of Indiana
Daughters will be elected. The con-
ference will be held Oct. 10 to II
at Turkey Run state park.
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PI BETA PHI GROUP,
FETED AT PARTY

Mrs. John E. Spiegel was hostess
for the opening meeting of the In
dianapolis Alumnae Club Of Pi Beta
Phi. which held a DO Our Part
party today at the Highland Golf
and Country Club. She was as
sisted by Mesdames Kent Westfal'
RAYMOND Beeler and Russell Will
son.
A bridge party and short business
meeting followed the luncheon. MISS
Mary Alice Purves. chairman OF the
contributions to the Pi Beta PM
settlement school at Gatlinburg.
Tenn. announced plans for bridge
tournament. Miss PurveS spent sew
eral weeks at the school this sum-
mer.
Miss Fanny Miner is in charge
of collection of dues for member
ship. which is open to all P1 Phi
slumnae members. Active members
also are eligible to attend Mrs.
Frank Hatch Streightoff will be
hostess for a luncheon meeting IN
october.
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dollar for the dog i ii give YOU IL
CYNTHIA Test tied a record this
week at the fair She won the girls
riding classes for the third success
sive year. which was the accom-
plishment of Miss Pugh and Miss
Margaret Abranams. when they
were eligible for the under 10
classes. CYNTHIA is only 10, so she
has an opportunity TO set new
record.
Dorothy Metzger was second TO
CYNTHIA and Madelyn Pugh, the
12-year-old sister of Miss Pugh,
was third.
Mrs. Robert Trimble has been
putting in a smart appearance in a
new formal riding habit. the proper
costume for the three and four
GATED classes. The costume is strlk-
ing and copies the full dress apparel
of men.
The resemblance is complete to
the stiff bosomed and studded shirt,
small black bow tie. wing collar, and
satin lapels. White pigskin gloves,
a pardenia and high silk hat COM
plete the ensemble.
Mrs. Frank Shields will add 10
the list of Indiana entries with TWO
horses from her stables near Mar
tinsville. Her tack equipment is
colorful. carefully carried out IN
Green and white. The blankets the
Trunks and harness are smartly
-. +t,oee cO1OrS Arlington
coIors are blue and yellow.
After the horsemen return from
Louisville. they'll begin thinking
about the Dayton. o. Junior League
show. which will draw champion
horse owners Sept. %. This show IS
fashionable, with all society sup
porting the project of the league.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
WILL ENTERTAIN

Members of indianapolis Post 4,
American Legion, will be enter
tanned by its auxiliary at picnic
supper at 6 Tuesday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Martin. 2027 North Delaware street
Mrs. Martin is president of the
auxiliary.
The committee is composed of
Mrs. w. R. Mcclellan, chairman,
and Mesdames G.. A. MELVILLE, H
Nathan Swain, Louis Yocum, Hodge
Worsham, A. H. NJ. Graves, w. j.
Overmire and E. P. Steinberg. A
bridge party viii follow.
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BREAKFAST BRIDGE
GIVEN BRIDE-TO-BE

A breakfast bridge was given this
morning by Miss Helen Louise Il
tus at her home. 736 Middle drive,
Woodruff Place. The affair was IN
honor OF Miss Edythe Mccoy,
daughter Of Mrs. Henry J. Mccoy,
whose marriage 10 Donald Du Shane
is set for next Saturday night.
Blue and yellow colorS were used
in the decorations. and the hostess
was assisted by her mother. Mrs.
CLYDE E. Titus. and Miss jeanette
White.
Guests with Miss Mccoy were
Mrs. Mccoy and Misses Betty
Hughes. Mary Martha Hockinsmith.
Natalie Hopple Of Englewood. N. J.:
Ruth Peterson. Betty Williams. Jean
Alice Shaver. Betty Lupton and
Martha Jane Banister.
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she rides RayOn DOT, VINO Showed 70 advantage
last year.
Mr. and Mrs Lucius Hamilton, Mrs. Dorothy Afford,
Mrs. Robert Trimble and Mrs William Mooney Will De
on hand 10 give the proper enthusiastic send-of
Joan Metzger will ride Statesman, with Al and
Dorothy her brother and sister looking on with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Metzger
AL had a time with Puss-in- Boots Wednesday night
al the state fair show The band aroused a playful
mood in the ponv and he refused to become serious
about showing of his championship qualities. Al was
patient but provoked.
Miss Audrey Pugh hasn't decided yet whether sne IL
ride Golden Whirlwind her stallion, choose some
one else 10 mount him for his second Louisville expert
ence Miss Pugh will enter Nancy Hoke, in the hackney
saddle pony class.
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DR.. William Lowe Bryan, presi,
dent of Indiana university, VIII
be guest speaker at the president 5
dav luncheon meeting OF the IN
dianapolis Council of Women, Tues
dav oct. 3. at the Marott. mrs,
r 7 Iouden of Bloomington VIII
olive a resume of the International
Congress of Women held recently IN
Chicago. it is announced by Mrs.
Carl w. Foltz, president OF the
league. -. ,r
other officers serving tins year
with Mrs. Foltz are: Mrs. ID. u
Wilmeth. vice-president: MIS-. Al
bert L. Pauley, recording secretary;
Mrs. w. H. Holmes. corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Walter H. Gel
sci. treasurer.
The league board Of directors IN
clude the above officers. and the
following: Mesdames w. c. Barthoi-
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ANNOUNCE TR0TH OF
MARGUERITE D0RI0T
Photo by Photocraft.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Doriot, COG
East Thirty-second street, announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Marguerite 10 Herman L. Hess of
indianapolis. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Hess of North Baltimore. o.
The wedding will take place in &C.
tober.
Miss Doriot is a graduate Of But
Ter university and belongs to Phi
Kappa Phi and Delta Gamma. Mr..
Hess attended wittenberg college
and Is a Pi Kappa Alpha.
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Kendall Dramatic Club will open
it's fall activities with meeting
Monday at the Pleasant Run club
house. Arthur j. Or, president,
will preside at the seventh ami
versary session.
Daughters of Union Veterans will
meet at l Monday at 512 North ILL
nois street. A card and bunco party
will follow.
Miss Sara Henzie, 1901 North New
Jersey street, will be hostess at the
Third Ward Women's Democratic
Club meeting at 8 Monday. Mrs.
John M. Cain planned the program.
Members of the Inter Arts Club
will give ten-minute talks at the
open meeting of the group Monday
at the home of Miss Elizabeth HI
sey, 215 East Thirty third street.
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SOrOrities

Miss Helen Perry, 818 East
Seventeenth street, will entertain
members of Pi omega sorority on
Wednesday.
Miss Martha Wegehoest, Bluff
road, will be hostess at a meeting
of Beta chapter, Sigma Delta zeta
sorority, Monday night.
Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta zeta
sorority, will meet at Wednes-
day night at the home of Miss Ruth
Burke, 421 North Wallace street.
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Miss Johnson Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Johnson, Ala
North Bancroft street, have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Eva Johnson, to
Holmes A. Ray. The ceremony took
place last Saturday with the Rev.
H. G. Rowe reading the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray are at home al
Az North Bancroft street.
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Mae West COrsets Set
Pace as Fashion Turns
to Hour Glass; Figure
New Models Solve Problem of Accounting
Hips, Pinching of Waists; Curves
Predominant Silhouette.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

Mae West has stamped her marx OF
odays feminine world There is Mae
velvet and satin which she
of the other l which synonymous with Lady
West effect women just have to get
grdes answering this
Made accenuate hips pinch in waists and upt os
purchase the woman can
honest remark to make about the new
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Locality Hos Effect On Figures

authorities
difference the different localities
shoulders fuller small hips Indianapolis and other
tons of the middle naturally conforms the Lady
requirements Waists noceaby smaller they hips and thighs
larger, full
The designed which
imperative these authorities They call
before
Quoting again from the article
by the by
the feminine figure it is here there
elsewhere, would surprise
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles P. Emer-
son have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss
Phoebe Emerson. 10 Walter Ames
Compton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Compton, Elkhart. The wedding
date has not been set
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Horse Owners Mounts
Are GrOOmed for Entry
in Show at Louisville
Recognition Won at State Fair Spurs City
Fans Hopes of Winning Honors at
Kentucky Event.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

whet
w the enthusiasm of horse people they consider the
Louisville is their
will gallery admirers for besides their
Of down It'll he party for
shoT-gOers.
gallery cheering the five Airing
ton will be proud Of Mrs Bohen
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T1UO-Wuu Stretch Added Feature

OTFER models also made in neec garments are made with
~ foundations with bottoms
stretch material youthastc
removable fastening to the elastic
rubber buttons This advantage in laundering Like many OF
the these with
ribbon metal
stocking, giving protection hosiery
Although all of the particularly adapted
the which they emphasize
moderation
shorter hosiery much shorter than previous
The college girl the who has athletic tendency
still the grdle braSsiee All
upift lines.
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corsets If they bring corsets back-theyH have to
have something to put into them" September Vogue
quotes her saying.
Harpers Bazaar while denying that American
women are returning the hour glass figure admits
that the Mae West bosom is important part of the
new silhouette.
In the corset department of the VIM H. Block
Company the new trend to full, curved figures has
been particularly noted 1t has brought increase in
corset business and in addition has increased the sale
of bust pads, which shown in various styles.
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'Hucdtep Popular DESIGN

originally the Hollywood stars, who Lindsay
wished to emulate the Mae West figure is a padding
inside braSSieres in small medium and large Sizes
popular the braSSere
the youthful figure net
dainty pastel shades, displayed
models shown Blocks which conforms TO
the designed by the makers of Madame Louise
model 1t
CLOTH
This onepece
the
line that essential
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Oben House to- Honor Head
of ShOUer Nursery School

sessions will be held Thursday and
Friday. Full day sessions with noon
lunches and maps will begin Mon
day, Sept. 18.
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Before her marriage last Satur-
day, Mrs. Richard Fox was Miss
Barbara Butler, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Butler, 1885
Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Eugene Dawson
Jr. will be at home after Sept. Is
at 1902 North Illinois street. Mrs.
Dawson formerly was Miss Hilda-
lou Carroll, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas A. Carroll.
Delta Delta Delta sorority
Crescent Tea" to be held Tues
day, is being arranged by Miss
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excitement and AT me aLLeO ne IeUVe m
upsetnp the trip to the Kentucky affair
Pat might this week his mistress hadn't been
attached to him plead spend his last
dollar for the dog give dollars he profered
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Photo BY PhOto-ReheX.
Miss Janice Kellogg
Miss Janice Kellogg is in
charge of the Sweetheart Sweet
Shop" rush party of the Butler
university chapter of Pi Beta Phi
Tuesday at the chapter house,
345 Blue Ridge road Assisting
will be Misses Helen Carson and
Helen Bonneu. The theme of the
party is a traditional idea for the
opening rush tea.
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Russell Bosart; general advisory
committee: Mrs. Montgomen, chair
man, Mrs. Robert Hall, Mrs. Charles
A. Harris and Mrs. Walter w. Ward.
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Auxiliary to Meet
Auxiliary to the Sons OF Union
Veterans of the Civil war viii hold
special meeting Tuesday night at
Fl. Friendly. a
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Louise Dodd, assisted by Misses
Helen Patrick, Jean Bowman and
Helen Louise Brown.
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Daisie Saun-
ders, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Saunders, to Louis Eggert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Riegel an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy B. Riegel,
to Everett NJ. Whitman of Elwood,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Whit
man. The wedding date is Oct. Z.
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Anderson was suspended until
Feb. /, 1884 when it will be eligible
for readmittance upon application
and acceptance by the board.
Several days ago, Anderson high
school authorities announced one of
their star players, Joe Mailman, in
eligible and forfeited all games he
had taken part in this season.
Their status in the l. H. S. A. A.
was not known, however, until this
morning, when the schedules were
announced. So carefully was their
decision guarded, the board Friday
for the benefit of the neWspapermen
present drew two schedules for the
Anderson sectional center. First
they drew an eight-game schedule
with Anderson present and then a
seven-team schedule with the Indi
ans out This was done, Trester
announced, because the board had
more information and evidence IN
the Anderson case coming before
them Friday night and not until they
heard that evidence would they be
able to render a decision. In true
1. II. S. A. A. style, however, was
the Anderson team ruled out.
Reports from the north end of
the state during the past month
that Gary school officials would de-
mand three days for play in their
siXteen-team sectional tourney were
confirmed with the announcement
of the pairings This plan elm
mates the necessity of the winner
and runner-up playing three games
on Saturday
Gary teams will get into action
Thursday night with games at T.
and 9 o'clock. They will play the
remaining first-round games and
quarter finals Friday, which calls
for games at Q, 10 and II a. m,
2, and 4 in the afternoon, and
7, 8 and 8 p. m.
Reports that Anderson, being
ruled out, would refuse to hold the
sectional and regional tournaments
in their gymnasium, were labeled
untrue.
The entry of I'll this year, al
though a new record might have
been much larger, had Anderson
not been ruled out ard the late and
rejected entries of Linden, Sunman,
Spiceland, Lakeville and Burns City
been placed in the mail on time.
Records show that III 1880, 76O
teams took part in the annual
classic, 766 in 1881 and TOT in 1882
making this years entry four more
than last year.
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Anderson Ousted by
|. III. S. A. A. for Year
Indians Declared Out Until Feb. |, 1884, Gary Sectional
to Be Played in Three Days, Board of Control
Rules in Making Drawings.
BY DICK MILLER

basketball
their positions the annual
weekend but for the first time in the history Of the Indiana High
School Athletic field
L. members
drawings Friday afternoon before gallery
a teams year
ruling
While dopesters
this
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SATURDAY
Valparaiso
CThirteen Teams)
FRIDAY
SATURDAY

g. 9;00-Winners Games and GA
o. 1o:U0-Wlnners Games and 5 ali
~. 2;00-Winners Games 6 and 7 1-D
II. 5.U0-Wlnners Games and l2-3j
~ = o;Oo-Winners Games 10 and II 3-iJ
Lemon, ~ Winston Robbins.
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/. 3:00-Winners Games 8 and 9 (2-3l
2. 8.00-Wnners Games 10 and IL ga
Ohicials-CD Lloyd Messersmith, ~ Leo
luillen, 81 Herman Phillips.
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MishaWaka

Game Hour Officials
j. 2:00-Wnner at Rochester and
Winner at Mort Judson 0-2)
2. 3:0O-Winner at Elkhart and
Winner at MishaWakS (2-D
3. S:00-Winner Game and
Winner Game 2 U-2)
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CanneltOn
Thirteen Teams)
SATURDAY

g. 800 Winners Games and (2-3l
8. 10.00-Winners Games 4 and (3-ll
10. 200 Winners Games and 1-2)
H. 300-Winners Games and (2-3)
IL. 800-Winners Games 10 and IL 3-1l
OGicials-D U. S. Abbott. ~ Paul
Garrison, 49, Harley Jurgens.
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Evansville
(Central)

Game Hour Officials
/. 2:00-Winner at Roekport and
NinneE ~ Cannelton (1-%l
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BrOWnSburg
eleven Teams
FRIDAY

Game FRIDAY Officials
/. 2.00-Dannville and Stlesville G-2l
2. 3.00-Amo and Plainfeld (2-1
3. 4.00-Ayon and BroWnsburg d.
4. 7.30-Liberty Twp. and New
Winchester oil
5. 8.30-Linton and Pittsboro a.
SATURDAY
A. M
6. 9:00-NOrth Salem and Winner
Game / (2-1
7. 10:00-Winners Game and (l-2l
p, NJ.
3. 2.00-Winners Games 4 and Oil
9. 300-Wnners Games 6 and az
10 8.00-Minners Games and ell
Ohicials-Q Will Kinkaid ~ viii
Smith.
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New Albany
Rushville
Washington

Game Hour Officials
/. 2.00-Winner at Washington
and Winner at Hunting
burg De-
2. 3.00-Winner at Yineennes and
Winner at Sullivan CID
3. S:00-Winner Game and
Winner Game 1-2l
Note-OniciaIs for regionaIs will be
named following the completion Of the
state seetionais.
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Game FRIDAY officials
p NJ
I. 2.00-Shelbyville and Boggs-
town N-2l
q 3 00-Hawcreek and Falkland t2-il
g. 4.00-Waldron and Columbus l-2l
T. 7.30-Mt. Auburn and Clifford i2-I
5. 6.30-Morristown and Moral l-2)
SATURDAY
AN
s. 9.0O-Flat Rock and Winner
Game l f2-N
Z. i0:00-Winners Games and : I'D
PM
8. 2.00-WinnerS Games and 5 i2-D
9. 3,00-Winners Games and l-2l
10. s:0o-Winners Games and I'D
0ficials-D Dillon Geiger. ~ Blair
Cullion.
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Columbus

OuIClalS
Winner at Greensburg
and Winner at Franklin U-2D
Winner at SeottSburg
and Winner at SheibyvilIe ED
Winner Game 1 and
Winner Game 1-2)