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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
SO WINS FOR GILBERT AT HIALEAH PARK

TOHNNY GILBERT jockey startling
~ Charles in the Florida park
Miami with thiySX three
his competitor careful, heady
Estates colt which paid 10 to in the paimutues Gilbert we'll
earned triumph jungle King the highly colt
which odds
Buddy Hanod third the Haleah standings
and Constant Wife the Haeah Juvenile championship Like
GHberts final Hanfords Constant Wife
leaders standings showing number of the
Johnny Gilbert 36 Duke Bezz Buddy Hanod 81 Svo
90 Alfred Robertson Charles Corbet Meade II; Smith,
49, Hank Mills, 10; c. Riley,
With oyhve days compared with thirtyn in
1882 the Haeah total of 1888
with 1888 1882 with total handle OF $60383 which
$95958 larger than The state Florida with its
parmutu realized 245929 distribute its
counties siXty-seven.
poed by
gate tickets and $164 in taxes levied against the many persons employed
at the Haeah course The tax admissions is Is per cent
DILL TERRY the York Giants engaging
ID battles with California
After another shock Bills players evacuated the
Fitzsmons poultry
big windows fell and wall cracand the players
living on the tenth foor
Basketball popular sport
national held recently Santiago Now
know where your missing Hooser friends are hiding
Washington camp
up hotel before he joined Joe Conin FASTENERS
"Areezonie indianapolis pitcher
eaped bed down the hall when his phone
the the the road He thought it
fire alarm. Moreover, he slept in the raw
frankie Frch of the Cardinals still holding salary
looked the offered him for 1888 he thought the
had mistaken the mascot His contract was
than half
lost exciting thirteen to the White Sox and while
darling he felt
disappointed June endevored cheer him up and said Don't take
heart honey you'll tomorrow and beat them The sweet
thing thought her pitched every game for his team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
BY JOE WILLIAMS
York WorJJ ToIaora c.

NC" Aork Worla-Ielegram Sports Editor
MIAMI, Fla, March 16.-
AVA Francis j. O'Doul, the
Brooklyns' star slugger who led
both big leagues in hitting last
year with 1858, mark up of thir-
ty-two points against his 1881
figures, was talking about quakes.
Il can remember the lone we
had back home in California in
1906" said O'Doul, and although
1 was only 8 years old at the
time, I'll never forget it,"
1t was the shake" that caused
San Francisco to be rebuilt.
ODoul can still remember seeing
bricks fly through the air as if
they were feathers and that peo-
pie who were sleeping were blown
right out Of their homes, bed and
all.
O'Doul had another experience
WIN quake flVe or SIX years ago
in his native city, but since he
lives in home that has been built
especially to scott and sneer IT
such disturbances, he does not be-
lieve any real danger exists. The
house is constructed in such way
as to expand with the force of the
shock and settle back to its normal
pattern afterward.
ODoul spent the past winter
in Japan teaching the collegians
how to hit.
They have a quake over there
almost every afternoon, but for the
most part they are mild tremors-
so small that over here we would
throw EN- back in"
O'Doul was beseeched to regale
the assembled ear benders with his
impressions of the japanese as in
terpreters of the great inter-
national pastime. baseball.
They can field right along with
us now" spoke Lefty, but they
are short on hitting. What they
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Q DolUn The Alleys o
WITH LEFTY LEE

=, Jess Pritchett Wednesday again led the
play play Of the indianapolis League. at the
P p.tt{I alleys. scoring total of 76i
Johnson had $50 and Fehr. SIP, and the
6aroaSot team rolled 1929 to take three
games from Thomas Lunch. Tony Nc
SEQ to give the st. Phiip p'4 A g an sn eng eng
game win over Seven Up. The losers had
MoeelgeI ana Bruder rolling totals of GAS and
Eddie .Streibeck seems to have recovered
some OF his old-time form. as he pro-
d SafI Ian another honor count Of 6l8 to lead
Fishbach Grille. The Marotts had F Fog
L; Fox and Weisman pounding out totals
q q 058; 647 and Gal to score 5059 and take
Arch Helss and Bohne were over the line
tor Underwood with 607 and col.
oschoch, Miller and McCarty counted $40
Won Won two from J: Johnson & Co., who
pei scored 3.OO2 to win the rubber from
S $685. cola Honor counts in this set were
Odd game wins ruled the st. Philip No. |
League games on the St. Philip drives
feating Richards Drugs Coca cola and
Mic-Lis- McCahill. Johnny Murphy pro-
duced the feature counts, rolling 67s with
q single game mark of $50. Vollner rolled
626 M. O'Gradv. $40: j. Barrett GIT; j.
O'Grady. 62l: Mounts, SO and Stitch. 6o9
The Lions team Of the Inter-Club League
rolled new seasons record of 3 1872. Law
ing Games OF l DOS. 1908 and 1074 Hell
F 1l,;c Tyner F91ncher and Goldman made
ms marx possible with totals of 699 CTS
6l5 and 604. Other 500 totals were "
King. 6l5; Broshears. 606 and Malarky
The usual flock of 500 totals appeared
during the Uptown League contests on the
North Side drives, Wilson leading the field
and 202 Kuhns had $50. B stice 81 6s5: 81 so1r-
heir. 633: Kimmel 664: Millington. 6o2:
Scotch. 6s3; Koelling s4I: Mathews. 627:
Lang SIS; Behrens. sls: Ho itGt5ec sqS
hunt. sac. and Spencer. s5s. The The J. w ".
the. 600 mark and rolled a total Of 3.195
with games of l.oS5. 1859 and 1.O71.
wheeler's sos total led the Spark Plugs
10 triple win over the Lawrence Ramblers
during he Antler Recreation League SER
les on the Hotel Antler drives. Exchange
Officers, as Oeftering-t,itzelrsn Coal TOOK
two from Beach and Arthur Arnold's
opener Of 253 copDed single game honors
The Parkway Recreation series resulted
n a two % one verdict. Rttz Theatsr and
p pni,S C Coss defeating EaEle Greek and
series to lead this plav
No changes sppeared in the STANDINGS Of
the teams in the A. r c meet at Column
bus The feature team TO take the drives
Wedrss@av night was club Cor7nosed Of
the Ohio State basketball quintet The
hovs found the nocket harder 70 hit than
the basket. and b-oke no records. The
arst Of the out-af-toEn teams will apuear
tonight and hold the drives over the week
er6 T0nirht'S schedule will nut twenty
two teams from DAYTON. one Cleveland and
one Chillicothe team on the runwavs and
new leaders are almost certain 10 appear
Seal and McFeelv again shared honors
IN the Eli Liilv League Seal rolling the
high same Of 2si and Merely a three
game total Of SIS
whitsett and Jackson battled for top
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Pittsburgh Pirates wound up their exhi-
bition series with the Oaks with a 5-to-2
triumph Wednesday.
A four-run attack on Lou McEvov. for
mer Yankee pitcher. in the third inning,
gave the Buos the decision.
=
BILOXI, Miss, March led
Linke, brilliant young fast ball
hurler, starred as the WASHINGTON
Senators bumped Atlanta, Is to 2,
here Wednesday.
Linke pitched five scoreless in
nings, got two hits in as many
trips, scored one run, drove in an
other. stole home and figured in one
Of the Mats two double plays.
NEW ORLEANS. March 15.-orsl Hill
debrand. former indianapolis A. A. star
and one Of the most prominent rockies Of
1892. was scheduled to make his 1888
mound debut with Cleveland against New
Orleans in exhibition game TODAY. Mel
Harder and Clint Brown also we're NOM
mated for duty today BY Manager Roger
Peekinpsugh
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Cunningham, TOPPING Win;
Two Worlds Records Broken

finale, the knights of Columbus
games.
More than 10000 fans in Madison
Square Garden saw Keith Brown
Lanky Yale sophomore, soar to a
new indoor world record of IA feet
IA inches in the pole vault. They
saw Barney Berlinger Of the Penn
A. G. set a new world mark of g.
174.76 points for the seven events of
the septathlon as he defeated jim
Bausch Of Kansas City.
Earl Mcdonald of the New York
A. G. equalled the indoor world
record Of :07.4 in the semi final heat
Of the 60-yard high hurdles.
Cunningham clearly established
his right to the title, king Of
America milerS," with his third vic
tory over the Pennsylvania fresh
man this season. He defeated
Venzke so convincingly that the
fans wondered how Gene could have
beaten Cunningham for the indoor
1,5O0-meter title. Venzke finished
fourth.
The Jayhawk f1ier ran the fastest
indoor mile of the season, finishing
in Alp, two seconds over Venzke's
world record. Glenn Dawson of
Oklahoma was second and Carl
Coan of Pennsylvania passed Venzke
in the last lap to place third. The
killing pace Gene had set during
the first three quarters exhausted
him.
Emmett TOPPING, diminutive New
Orleans torpedo, gained revenge on
Ralph Metcalfe for the loss of his
national indoor sixty-meter cham
pionship to the Marquette sprinter.
TOPPING Wednesday night gave
Metcalfe his first defeat of the sea-
son, winning the sixty-yard dash
in the fast time of :063, just one
tenth Of a second behind his own
worlds record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Cubs TrOunce
Chicago Sox

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 16.-Chi-
cago Cubs trimmed the Chicago
White Sox, 10 to 7, in their first
spring meeting in many years
Wednesday. Paul Gregory, Johnny
Wilson and Chad Kimsey were the
victims of heavy Cub smuggling. Kiki
Cuyler hit four for four, including
home run and double. English
homered in getting three for four.
Mule Haas and Al Simmons led the
White Sox hitters. Score:
Chicago (A). O04 100 O2O-7 IA l
Chicago On. 3O4 22O 20x-13 II l
Batteries-Gregory, Wilson, Kim
sey and Berry; Malone, Warneke
and 2. Taylor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
MILLERS RELEASE FITZ

~ INES special
MINNEAPOLIS, March 16.-Ray
Fitzgerald. fleet center fielder who
caught on with the championship
Millers after being dropped by In
dianapolis of the American ASsoci-
alton club last season. was handed
his release by Minneapolis Wednes-
day
Art Ruble. who led the A. A. in
batting last year, deserted the hold
out ranks and signed his 1888 con-
tract Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Independent Basketball

Lauter All-Stars Seniors team desires a
basket tilt for Friday night Any FIVE in
terested call Belmont 364l and ask for
Kelley.
Woodside A. C.s basket team would like
to book games with city hves having gyms
Call DR.. 0S02 and ask for Joe. Manager
Of Tabernacle Flashes please call above
number Rhodius. Central Avenue M Els
please notice.
Broad Ripple and Unity NJ P. will tangle
in the final game of the North Side church
tournament at Olympic gym next Monday
night Ripple, led by Combs and Row
land, thumped Riverside NJ. E. 81 TO le
and Unity noSed ols Temple Baptist % to
IS. with Ameter and Butler leading the at
tack, in semi-flnal frays Wednesday.
Old Augusta faces Temple Baptists at
$50 and st. Joan Of Arc meets St. Philips
St Philips A. C. winds up its season to-
night at ST. Philips hall. playing Plain
field Merchants at Sis D. m In a pre-
liminary tilt at 40 St Philips grade
school meets St. Catherine grade school.
Central Avenue NJ Z and English Ave-
nue. Bows Club quintet tangle tonight at
$50. Central FASTENERS will meet at $50
tonight at Sixteenth and College avenue.
For information call Phil Liehr at CHI
O62S
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Lefty ODoul Takes Quakes in
Stride; Lives in Rubber House

need over there to develop real
ball players-and what they never
will GETS professional baseball.
The powers don't want profess
slonal baseball. The amateur
game contributes enormous sums
to the upkeep Of the colleges, and
nothing is going to be done to
discourage this source of reve-
nue."
We'll, maybe it's a good thing
they don't turn out any jap
professionals" sighed Casey Stem
gel, Brooklyn coach. Its tough
enough as it is, trying to hold
your job against the Urbanskis,
the Jablonowkls and the Cucci-
nelloS."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
TWENTY-ONE SCHOOLS
ENTER BUTLER EVENT

Twenty-one colleges and univer-
sites have entered the Butler in
door relay carnival, to be staged at
Fairview f1eldhouse on March 25,
Hermon Phillips, Bulldog coach,
announced today.
Some of the nations outstanding
collegiate thinlies, including several
national and conference champions,
will perform in the local event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
BAUMBACH is HONORED

Washington high school cagers
were guests Of the Minute Men, SEN
ior organization, at a luncheon
Wednesday noon, at which Louis
Dirks, dean of men at De Pauw, and
coaches Rowland Jones and Cleon
Davis were the chief speakers.
Clifford Baumbach was named
honorary captain for last season and
Robert Macdonald was chosen to
captain the 1884 team. Seven
seniors were members of the squad.
Macdonald, Howard and Cherry be-
ing the three survivors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Four HOOsier
Teams Enter

By Times Special
CHICAGO, March 1.-two more
Indiana quintets have been invited
to compete in the national Cath
Ole high school championship
tournament at Loyola u, Chicago,
opening next Wednesday.
Jasper Academy, one of the lead
ing contenders in the past three
tournaments, and st. Marys of
Huntington, which won 20 out of %
starts in 1888, today accepted invita-
tions, boosting the total entry list
to twenty-six. Six more will be
selected.
Cathedral Of Indianapolis, Hoosier
champion, and Gibault of Vim
cenneS, runner-up, are the other In
diana teams already entered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
JOE BROWN PUTS ON ACT ATK. c.

BROWN, comedian mouthu who
holds financial the baseball Setp
K
terymen today reported day
in advance
Brown minor Lacquer time he
played third about
Joe landed in the
hearing the
with supplying Of backing Speaker
of the trying
The United Press describes oes bow baseball "magnate"
Wednesday, Where this ball park?
from train with Tom Mix cowboy movie performer
and I
president
as
then pitcher until Brown knocked the
drive Il that apple Joe shouted
We have third baseman replied President
City
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Former Butler Tennis Star
Upsets Bell, Tests Suffer

player, the brilliant form he flashed
Wednesday promised to give Suffer,
seeded No. 2, plenty Of entertain
ment.
In the other feature match, Fran
els Shields was pitted against
George M. Lott. -Four other seeded
players came through with ease
Wednesday, and were matched to-
day as follows: Gregory Mangin,
defending champion, VS.. DR.. Eugene
McCauliff; Sidney B. Wood VS.. J.
Gilbert Hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16

While Manager Killefer sends his
pitchers and catchers through the
two-a-day practice routine at the
French Lick spring training camp,
the advance sale of tickets for
opening day at Perry stadium is
going forward. Business picked up
with encouraging speed after the
bank holiday ended.
Reservations are being made and
ducatS are on sale at the big Tribe
plant, where Walter Riley, secretary,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
POLO TILTS ARE CLOSE

In city amateur roller polo games
at Tomlinson hall Wednesday night
Courthouse five downed Union
Printers, to 2; ROLES Printers de-
feated Stuck Coal. 3 to 2, and City
Hall upset Statehouse, S to 3.
Riverside Rink team is leading
the league with six wins ard no de-
feats and ROLES Printers are second
with six victories and one setback.
It is an eight-club loop.
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By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 16. - With
seven seeded players surviving, hot
competition was promised today in
the quarter-fnal singles of the ma
tional indoor tennis championships
at the seventh armory.
DR.. Lawrence Kurzrok of New
York, former Butler university of
Indianapolis court ace, who elimin-
ated Berkeley Bell Wednesday, OPP
posed Clifford S. Suffer, New Or
leans, in the feature tilt.
Although Kurzrok is not a seeded
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, March 16.-Two
world records were shattered and
one equalled, Glen Cunningham set
tied his score with Gene Venzke in
the mile, and Emmett TOPPING
evened matters with Ralph Metcalfe
in the sprint Wednesday night as
indoor track paraded it's brightest
array of stars in the seasons grand
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
BENEFIT FOR JENNINGS

Tonight, at the Riverside rink.
will be held the big benefit skating
party for Roy Jennings, who lost an
eye several weeks age while playing
with the Riverside roller polo team
in league game at Tomlinson hall
The entire receipts will be presented
to Jennings, who is an instructor
at the Riverside rink.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
BUTLER ON |. U. CARD

b Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March Is.
Indiana university's outdoor track
schedule has been completed by the
addition Of dual meet here with
Butler on May Is, Coach z. c.
Hayes of the Hoosier. thinlies an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
By Eddie Ash
AL Smith, Pitcher, Stirs n. Y. Interest
Comedian Joe Makes Debut in Kawtown
Miami Truck Surprise of the Depression

THERE is busher lefhanded finger trying out with the
New York Giants who holds political edge over the
other rookie candidates His gives him advantage
and the lad is to meet with instant popularity if he
makes the grade and reaches Gotham wearing the livery
the Polo ground color bearers The reason is his name
Smith, though he is kin of Happy Warrior All of the Side
walks Of New York.
Young Smith pitcher employed wnston-salem
Q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Hare Chevrolet baseball club will prac-
tice Sunday at Grande park at p m
Kinnet. Barr. Dakin, Raffert, Alltok Bow
man, Peters. Ely and Adams and tryouts
notice: For information. call Glen, Bel
0565-W.
Fifty-Second Street Merchants nine will
play in the Municipal League this wear
and will have q meeting Monday night at
7l2 East Fifty-second street. All last
attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
H.R. c. SHOOTERS WV

Hoosier Rife Club defeated Elev-
enth Infantry in team match at
H. R. c. range Wednesday, 1879
to 1855. Boles with 1877 and Platte
with l86 led the winners, while
Kolodzeah with 1874 and Harris with
1873 we're outstanding for the SOL
diers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
PetrOlle Tests Ross

DnLY PETROLLE, veteran Far
- go Express, who has battered
many fstic title aspirants right out
OF their championship aspirations.
takes on another ambitious light
weight contender, Barney Ross, at
Chicago on March %.
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score in the Mutual Milk League. the form
er winning 535 to 532.
Pierce. Helm and Holt were the stars of
the Citizens Gas play in the Uptown al
leys. rolling totals of COL 591 and SOL
Helm closed with a count of 235.
After DR.. Dearmin won the medal award
game. he folded up and finished with a
mere 1913. His first game was 2Os. for a
three-game count of SIS. DR.. Kemper was
best over the route with a score of COB.
Heat Resisting and Big Swings were the
winners of the odd game from Grabs and
Chain Treads. during the G. and ]. League
plav at Pritchetts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
Strip STILL UNSIGNED
Third Stacker Reports at Brooklyn

Third Stacker Reports at Brooklyn
Camp; Dodgers Get Rest.
By Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, March Is. - Joe
Strip, third basemsn and last of
the Brooklyn holdouts, reported at
the Dodger camp Wednesday to talk
over terms with Joe Gilleaudeau,
club manager.
Strip said he had been working
out at Orlando, Fla. A day of rest
was ordered for the Dodgers today,
Manager Max Carey having decided
the players are getting into proper
condition rapidly.
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defeats He struck out 142 batsmen 200 innings and
held the enemy to 60 runs in that time. He is "a and
possesses what the boys call ample speed" fair
curve and deceptive screw ball.
Manager Terry plans to carry nine hurlers after
the final squad cut is made and has told friends Al
Smith stands excellent chance of sticking around
second strnger. The Giants are short on south
paws anyway, Carl HubbeI, the clubs ace thrower
being the only other lefty the staff. Hubbe won
eighteen games in 1882 and had the fine low earned run
average of $50
Smith has been placed under the personal coach
ing Of the veteran catcher Tom Clarke, who declares
the youth has the important requisite of courage under
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
3 Newcomers on
Friday Mat Bill

Three newcomers have been signed
by matchmaker Jay Gardner for
action on Fridays four event
wrestling card at the Armory.
Two outstanding junior middle
weights, Henry (WhiSkers)
Kolln, unbeaten in two years. and
Steve Nenoff of Bulgaria, tangle in
the two falls out of three feature.
II is Nenoff'S first start here.
Leo Donoghue. popular Florida star, tests
lota Shima an old favorite here. in the
top semi-Windup. and Harry Burris Of
Anderson makes his local debut against
Ed Baker city light heavy. John Puroy
Of IaPorte will appear IN the opener at
6 80. with Bud Westfai as referee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
TOMMY RAPs ARIzMENDI

~ imcS NpcctdL
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March Is.
Young Tommy, Filipino feather
weight, spotted Baby Arizmendi of
Mexico four pounds and finished
with rally to grab a ten-round
decision in a lively battle here
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
CANISTUS NAMES 10y

BY United Press
BUFFALO. N. Y, March 49,
William (Hikerl Joy, who was as
Sistant coach at Fordham for six
years. today was appointed head
football coatch at Canisius college
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
CUBS RELEASE ROCKIES

0N 4 t4HtA Npff'tHt
CHICAGO, March Is. - Mike
Kreevich. outflelder, and Del Young,
rookie infielder, have been released
by the Chicago Cubs to Albany of
the international League. on op-
ion.
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Statistics on Cage Finalists

THESE four charts complete statistics the qunte
petng in the Indiana high championship tourney
Butler field Friday morning printed Tuesday
and five in Wednesdays edition of The Times
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FRANKLIN

Nickname-Blue Devils. and White
COachRObert
player championship
college Wonder Five 1928 1924 coach
Franklin high school that hay sectional
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16
FOUR BOUTS SCHEDULED

Four fiStic bouts will be staged by
the Harlem a. c. at the Indiana
avenue arena Friday night The
main 60 will be supplied by Wild
cat Carter and Roy Woods over the
eight-round route.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-16

Recommendations School Ret Blue
CoahClenn NJ Curtis
at Lebanon high school, Coach
Developed championship 1927 and runner up teams in
1926