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The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19

While the hurricane of discussion
about the McLarnin-Ross and Car
nera -Baer title fights roars through
Cauliflower Alley, Jack and his wife,
the former Hannah Williams of
musical comedy fame, are at the
quiet st. Moritz hotel talking about
the baby expected in late July.
Wants a Champ
On the surface, the former cham
pion is at par with any other eX-
pectant father. Just another man
whose wife is going to have baby.
But get him aside, chat a while
and you discover they've taken
the fighter out of the ring, but they
haven't taken the fight out of the
fighter. The gong echoes in his
ears.
Jack wants the name of Dempsey
to go on fighting, to be roared
across arenas by hundred thou
sand voices, to command scream
ing headlines. He hopes that the
baby will be a boy-Jack Dempsey
Jr.-a boy who will be another
world champion
That's what he told me. Jack
was surprised when asked if he
would permit his son to be boxer,
that is, if the stork brings son.
He said, will 1 let him? If it's a
son, I hope he does get into the
ring. It's the grandest game Of all.
Must Have Ability
What 1 mean is this: If the boy
is healthy and strong and has abil-
ity as a boxer, I'd like to see him
get in and become champion. Moth
ing would please me more. OF
course, if he's not cut out for fight
ing I wouldn't think of letting him
start. You can't make a race horse
out of mule. He can do whatever
he wants. One thing is certain.
Whether it's boy or a girl, the
child will be given good education
That's one of the things in life
I missed
The Manassa Mauler will be in
town for about a week. He has
business to clean up and he must
inspect Make Baer in training at
Asbury Park, N. Y. He expects to
go out to the camp today for the
weekend. Jack has financial in
terest in the California heavy and
naturally hopes he will take the
title from Camera on June IA.
Jack Busy Man
But he isn't over-optimistic. He
believes Baer will win if he is in
good condition and wages the right
kind Of fight. If Make bobs and
weaves, and blasts Primo's mid-riff
with crushing hooks, he may win,
but not if he stands up and tries
to make a long-range battle out Of
It. He doubts that Baer is taking
his training seriously enough, and
claims Camera is vastly undereSti-
mated generally.
Dempsey will resume his wrestling
refereeinga aat Akron, o., on May %.
He will be back to watch Baer go
through his final PAGES shortly be-
fore the big fight
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Final Swim Meet
Carded at |. A. C..

The women's national junior in
dividual 3OO-yard medley swim will
head the list of championship events
in the indianapolis Athletic Clubs
last indoor water carnival of the
season, May 25.
Middle States 4. A. U. events in
clude mems low board diving; 100
yard free style for boys 16 years of
age and under, and women's 50-yard
free style.
Other events include the mems
Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. 220-yard
free style, and two open backstroke
contests of fifty yards each, one for
boys and one for girls.
Entries must be made with Dick
Papenguth, I. A. C. athletic director,
or Paul R. Jordan, chairman Of the
Indiana Kentucky A. A. U. swim
ming committee, by May %.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
With Seni-PrOs
and Amateurs

Pat Riley's Monarchs will play at Co.
lumbus. o.. tomorrow May 80 is open.
Address T. Baldwin, $50 Indiana avenue.
Oak Hill Flashes will play the Decatur
r. C.s at West Newton tomorrow, and
will sponsor a penny supper tonight in the
rear Of 2001 Winter avenue. Flashes have
open dates in July. State teams write
W. E McCorkhiI. 1906 Fernway street.
indianapolis
Beech Grove Reds will meet Fl; Harri-
sire games with strong Indianapolis teams
for June and July. Call Ed Terhune.
Drexel 1163-R.
Due to a schedule misunderstanding. In
dianapoliS Reserves are without a game
for tomorrow. State teams call Cherry
SAIL. or wire 2Ool Roosevelt avenue. Indi-
Due to a late cancellation. the I A. NJ.
4 are without game Tor tomorrow.
Call Endsley at Lincoln 6524.
Drew and Hawkins will form the bat
terv for the Sanitary Department Negro
team at StileSvine tomorrow. Sani-
taries have few open dates, and would
Lefty Drew. 1920 Sanders street. In
oianapohs.
Bridgeport Blues oppose Bixbv nine at
Riverside No. 5 today Don Glenn prob
ably Will be on the Blues mound. To-
morrow the Blues will meet West Side
Chevrolets at the Bridgeport diamond
Blues lineup for Sundays game will be-
Hechinger. Sager. B. Glenn. Babb. Strick-
Ter, Bresnahan. Schultz. RGsie and Kline
on the mound For games with Bridge
port write Fred Brandt. Bridgeport. In
diana.
Cooperative League schedule for sun
6ay is as follows: Gross Funeral Home
vs.. J. A. a. al Riverside No. 5; South
port Merchants VS. S0-Athics at Brook
Side No ,: Ace Coal vs.. Spades at Gar
field No. /.
Capitol City League schedule for to-
morrow. Inland Box vs.. Paramount Glass
at Riverside No. s; Nan Camp Hardware
vs. Cord Piston Rings at Riverside No. s,
Avondale A. c. VS. Standard Nut Marga-
zine at RhoGius No I.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19

with a score 1O7; Miss Mary Cor
ham, 90, and Mrs. John Lange, 103
u
other gross and net scores were: Mrs
Earl FOrtney, 1923; Mrs. Z. A. Crane
IO4-7S; Mrs. L. NJ. Wainwright, 99-f9;
Mrs. $ F. Fenstermacker. lO3-s0; Mrs
Paul WhittemOre, 1l1-SI; Mrs. William
Mover. 1IO-Sl; Mrs. c. II. McCaskey, 81
81; Mrs. Frank Carroll, 1925; Mrs. Frank
Mills, 109-S7; Mrs. l.. E. Hess. 1897, and
Mrs. c. A. Jaqua, f0l-SS.
Mrs John Lange, chairman Of the
women's golf committee. announced the
June schedule will be arranged next week
to avoid confliction with any other tour
naments. and that next Friday would be
the June guest day with visiting play
ers expected from all over the state.
Il
Riverside Golf Club will take q
twenty-man team to Columbus to-
morrow to battle the Country Clut
team of that city. The first four
some will tee off at 1890, and local
players are expected to assemble at
the local club accordingly.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
TECH TENNIS TEAM
DEFEATS LAFAYETTE

The Tech tennis team won from
Lafayette, 7 to 0, at the east side
courts yesterday afternoon. Sum
maries:
singles-Morgan IT. defeated MINER.
81, 6-I: Nofke IT defeated Brodski,
Ga, So; Won Burg IT defeated ObeTiee
60. 60: Keene tt defeated Carlson, go,
60; Hesselgrave IT. defeated Longdon
Doubles-Morgan and Duncan IT. de-
feated Broski and Miner, SO, 81; SHADE
and Won Burg T. defeated OoerAe ana
Carlson, 6-l, 6-3.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Rupenthall Beats
British Mat Rival
in Second Battle
MiIWaukeean Ends Contest
With Body Blows.

The question as to the supremacy
of Duke Rupenthall, popular Mil
waukee grappler, and Lord" APT
rick Finnegan, British welter title
claimant, finally was settled at
Tomlinson hall last night.
After fifty minutes of rough and
tumble battling during which the
bout progressed on even terms,
Rupenthall Unbiased a series Of
stinging uppercuts and body hooks
that left the Englishman sagging
Imply on the ropes while he was
counted out by referee Westfall.
Finnegan Takes Second
The MilWaukeean grabbed the
first fall in twenty-one minutes
when he sent Finnegan to the mat
by a bounce off the ropes. Finne-
gan came back to win the second
fall in nineteen minutes with his
favorite hold-an Indian leg lock.
Finneg&n emerged from ten
minutes Of struggling in the final
spell with another leg lock on his
opponent, but this time the Duke
broke the hold, and clinched the
match with body punches. Finne-
gan and Rupenthall battled to a
ninety-minute draw here a few
weeks ago.
Guthrie Slams Newport
Soldier Elmer Guthrie returned to
Indianapolis to best Frank Newport
of Ft. Wayne in two falls in the
semi wind-up. Guthrie took the
first fall in twenty minutes with an
airplane whirl and body slam. The
soldier then came back strong in
the second fall to pin Newport with
a series of flying mares.
In the prelim, Red Smith, Rich
mond, outclassed Norm Faust, FC.
Wayne, in twenty-five minutes with
a top body smother and arm lock.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19

Fred BedOre saved the day for the
Indians at Minneapolis yesterday
Vhen he blasted a home run in the
'inth with two down, one mate OH
>ase and the Millers leading, 5 to 8.
FredS blow tied the score and then
the rivals went until the eleventh
before the Tribesmen annexed the
bitter struggle.
Frank Sigafoos opened the elev-
enth with double, reached third
on WaShington's out and scored OH
wild pitch by Marrow. Seven hur-
lerS saw action in the game, four by
the Tribe, and Bob Logan finally
received credit for the victory. Mar
row was charged with the loss.
The Indians collected thirteen
hits to ten for Minneapolis, but the
Tribe had twelve men left on base
to eight for the Millers. Harris was
best hitter for the losers with three
safeties, including double. The
Indians played errorIess ball. Two
miscueS were chalked against the
AAOAAAC 144A1Cs A4lC uWl1lGlS WOIl GWO
and lost one in the series.
Using for the Indians and Ryan
for the Millers both were knocked
out of the box in the first inning,
the Hoosiers scoring three times
and the locals twice. Other hurlers
employed by the winning Killefer
crew were Butzberger, Chamberlain
and Logan Marrow and Starr fol-
lowed Ryan on the Miller slab.
The Millers caught up and passed
the visitors in the third round,
to 3, and also added a run in the
eighth. After two away in the ninth
Harry Rosenberg drew a walk and
Bedore walloped Marrow's first Of
fering over left field scoreboard.
Butzberger pitched good ball until
lifted for a pinch hitter, allowing
only five hits in seven innings.
The NTillers filled the bases in the
tenth with one down, but Logan
was equal to the threat. Hargrave
lined to Sherlock and Camel struck
out.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
SH0RTRIDGE METERS
WIN OVER COLUMBUS

Shortridge high schools tennis
team defeated Columbus yesterday
afternoon at Hawthorne courts,
to O. Summaries:
Singles-Burns 81 defeated Leinberg-
er go: Guilford 81 defeated Henderson.
So SO: Wright tSl defeated TAYLOR. 60.
60: Makela s. defeated Rush. 6-I. 81:
Dulberger tSi defeated Long. 6-l 60
Doubles-Burns and Guilford s. de-
feated Leinberger and Henderson. 60. so:
Wright and Dulberger ,Sl defeated Rush
ezd Ta,lO-. 81. e=o
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
TWENTY RACERS ARE
ON GARDEN PROGRAM

Twenty drivers have entered the
dirt track automobile races scned-
uled at Walnut Gardens Sunday.
Four races will be held. including
three five-mile events and a 25-mile
feature. The new management at
the track has announced the events
will begin at 2:30 o. m.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Tigers May Cop
State Track TOga
Butler Bulldogs Also Have
Chance to Win.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
RICHMOND, Ind, May 19.-De
Pauw's well-balanced track team
was favored to capture the annual
little state" meet at Earlham COL
lege today
The Tigers, winners of the Indi-
ana collegiate conference title eight
times in the last nine years, were
expected to repeat despite the op-
position from Butler.
Besides Earlham, De PaUW and
Butler, other teams entered are In
diana Central, Rose Poly, Indiana
State, Taylor university, Ball State,
Hanover and Valparaiso.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
PURDUE GOLF TEAM
ENTERTAINS INDIANA

BIZ I III; .s special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 19-Pur-
dues golf team, defeated only once
in Big Ten competition this year,
closed it's dual meet season today
against Indiana at West Lafayette
Country Club.
The Boilermakers will play in the
state intercollegiate tournament at
South Bend May 1926.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
All Big Ten Cage
Teams Will Meet
1936-37 Cards to Include
Fourteen Games.
By United Press

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, May ia new
schedule arrangement for Big Ten
basketball games has been arranged
by athletic directors and coaches
for the 1861 season.
Each conference team will play
five other conference teams two
times and the other four conference
teams once each during the season.
The new plan calls for a fourteen
game schedule. Previously, each
school played twelve conference
games, meeting each of six teams
twice.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
IRISH LOSE TO IOWA;
RESUME SERIES TODAY
By United Press

DU z WtItU 7 7 Us
NOTRE DAME, Ind, May 19-
Notre Dame and Iowa met in the
second of their two-game baseball
series here today.
Blackman tripled in the ninth in
ming of yesterdays game to drive
home two runs and give the Hawk
eyes 7 to 6 victory. Score:
Iowa ........... O02 1Ol 1o2-7 10 l
Notre Dame ....... 500 600 00l- II 5
Mau Ford and Schmidt: Themes,
Leonard and O'Neill.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Meet for Big Ten
Court Championship

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 19.-Max David
son, Chicago, played Seymour Sic
gel, Michigan, for the Big Ter
singles tennis championship today
Davidson gained the final by de-
feating Bill Chambers, Ohio State,
60, 6-3, and Siegel won his bracket
by eliminating Emmett Lowery
Purd1- ~''7oll star, 60, 60.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Madjeski Calls On Dykes
BIZ United Press

DU L Htttu russ
CHICAGO, May 19.-Catcher Ed
Madjeski, recently released by the
Philadelphia Athletics, was to con-
fer with Manager Jimmy Dykes to-
day about signing a contract with
the Chicago White Sox. With
Mervyn Shea laid up, the Sox CATCH
ing has been handled by the veteran
Muddy Ruel,
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19

TINE Speedway became hotbed
Il of activity today. on the brick
oval speed demons sent their steel
creations hurtling through space IN
quest of No. l starting position Tor
the Memorial Day 5O0-mile race. On
the Speedway gold course 116 high
schol links stars attempted to stroke
their way to individual or team
championships in the annual IN
diana High School Athletic AsSocia-
ton tournament.
II EVERYTHING moved with pre-
Z cision. Coach Thomas CIlm)
Campbell of Technical high school
was master of ceremonies. At 0:4O
sharp he called the sixteen boys who
represented the first four schools IN
the list to the tee. One boy was Sc
Iected from each school and organ
lied into the first fOursome. One,
two. three. four drives down the first
fairway and Mr. Trester's annual
high school golf tournament was
under way.
II was contrast of action. steel
wrenches went Gathering against steel
ervthinc was excitement. nervousness
hustle and hustle until away went the
roaring mount to the track tor a trIai zap
At the golf course it was different. Youths
dependent only upon their own human ma
chinery. stepped to the first tee ana sent
beautiful drives straight down the hrS'
With slow even swings, the Young sta stars Is
Of the fairwav sent their Steel CUPS .i9
I'D Tor
clubs met "gutta percha. Roar was
missing as the ball went singing through
space II was a strong contrast OF acllNl-
ties TODAY at the Speedway.
Five minutes later the second foursome
left the first tee. one boy each from the
same four schools At Q a. m. the sec
ond set Of four schools was called to the
tee and sent along in the same mahneI'
Others followed at hve-minute intervals;
Al Gas starter Tim Campbell reported
that he was vet TO witness a poor nrSt
drive. Forty teams sent in advance en- en-
tries hut Michigan City withdrew and
over. Biuffton and westport failed to
appear.
Two other schools. Hammond and
Warren Central, each had a player
missing at teeing-Off time. The re-
naming three members of their
team were allowed to participate,
but they were disqualified from win
ming the tournament.
Each contestants score for each hole
was 10 be tabulated as the foursomes
finished. The total count OF the four
bows from each school were added together
for the school team total
y
Tech won last year with team total OF
sl7 but IL was doubted II that score would
be bettered today. Leon Pettigrew Of Pendle-
ton scored a - three strokes over par
last year for medalSt honors and that,
too was looked upon as a count that
would likely stand However. with per-
feet weather conditions il was held more
likely that PettiGrews marx might be
eQualed or bettere6 than the team total.
JACK Taulman. Columbus high star. was
given the best chance 10 do this and his
team is also a favorite TO capture the
four-man hOnors.
THE Highland women held fine
Il tournament Friday. 1t was a
medal score affair with handicap
allowance Nineteen feminine
mashie WielderS took part
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
PHY-EDS AT EARLHAM
BIZ Times Special

bV iMes NptCIdI
RICHMOND. Ind, May in. c.
A. G. U. of indianapolis came here
today to meet Earlham colleges un-
defeated team. The Quakers de-
feated the Phy-Eds, II to s, in an
earlier encounter this season.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
INDIANS MOVE UP; TAKE ON SAINTS NEXT
Tribe AnnexeS Bitter Battle
From MillerS, Eleven Innings,
After Tying Fray in Ninth
Fred Bedore Poles Sphere over Fence to Put Hoosiers
Back in Game; Seven Pitchers Are Used With
Logan Winning; Score Is 65.
By Times Special


battling city today
Paul the of series The Hooe
the eagueleadng MterS, to s. in eleven innings
the Tibesmen back place the A.
City Blues
third Louisville
position Milwaukee
interesting the eight
loop
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
ed for ButZbere
MINNEAPOLIS
Totals ..---.-.-.--.- SO > TO 50 l9
Smith batted for Starr in eleventh
Indianapolis
Mime apoliS

Indianapolis .............. 800 600 20i-6
Minnea polls ..-............ 202 00l 000-5
Runs batted in-Harris 80. Hauser.
Hargrave, Bedore ~. Sigafoos, Rosenberg
Two-base hits-Wright. Harris. Sherlock
Norris. Harris Sacrifce-Chamberla
Double plays-Norris TO Cohen to Hauser;
Lee TO Sherlock to Be6ore; Chamberlain
to Bedore Left Left on 66ases.Minpnesapolhisa:
Marrow. 2; of Starr. /; of Using 2; of
Butzberger. ,: of Chamberlain. 2; of
Logan. !. Struck out-By Marrow. 5:
by ButZberger. ?: by Chamberlain J. BY
Logan, /. Hits-Of RYAN. none out
in frst; Marrow. 8 in 10 1-3 innings of
Starr. l in 2-3 inning; of Using
none out in frstl: of Butzberger. 5 in
Z innings: off Chamberlain. / in ? I-3 in
nings: of Logan. in 1913 innings
Winning pitcher-Logan. Losing pitcher
Marrow. Wild pitches-Marrow. Using
Umpires-Clayton and Dunn. Time. 2:25
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
TAYLOR NINE AHEAD

BIZ United Press
MARION, Ind, May ia home
run by Steedman featured Taylor
university's 6-to-0 baseball triumph
over Huntington college here yester-
day.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
FAU, AFTER HOMER

MINNEAPOLIS, May 19.-Minne-
sofa defeated Wisconsin, 9 to 8, in a
baseball game here yesterday after
Vaicek Of the losers had hit home
run in the ninth inning.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WINS EVERY ROUND

By Times Special
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, May 19.
Teddy Jarosz, 157, Pittsburgh, de-
cisioned Freddie Heinz, 1853, Sag
inaw, Mich, in a ten-round fight
here last night. Parosz won every
round.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Dempsey Goes PatermaI
If It's Boy, oh, Joy! Jack viii Put Boxing Gloves
on Him at Once.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

the of fight balyhoo Still the
tocn championship bouts Jack Dempsey is in town buying baby
clothes
boo his big Dempsey talks about basines
flashed the Queensbuy
comnleteN Maternal
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

IiIe IGIIea0 9ee ..'.' 000 000 020 020 290-5 290-5 3
sewen and Garbark: Stiles, Pressneu
Ten Innings)
squisyiIe L PyjI ~ 9SS 09S o99 goo Sd0 S6o q-J,3
Peterson and Erickson; Freitas and
Columbus ........... 1O1 02O 200 II Q
Kansas City ,........ 200 900 600 2 10 0
Teachout and O'Dea; Brown, Fullerton
and Brenzel.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New YORK .. O00 O00 COO COO 0Si- 8 z
Frey and O'Farrell Smith. Bell and
Mancuso.
sastoD st. Louis ... p95 [9d 90l [Sd 500 S09-S |
Winford Hams, Rhem, Mooney and V:
Davis farmhouse, Elliot, Cantwell and
Philadelphia .. - COL COL 0iO 0iiOO OSo- ii 0
Grabowski; Pearce and Wilson, Todd.
Brooklyn = .....:... zoo zoo 0i0 0T0 OSS-S /
Birkofer. French and Padden; Perkins,
Lucas, Beck and Lopez. Berres.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia .. 600 003 0l0- 4 II o
Chicago ........... 301 001 COX l
Cascarella. Dietrich and Berry. Hayes;
Lyons and Ruel.
New York .......... O05 100 200 8 IS o
Detroit .--.-.....,.. 20l 800 1lX-lo Is
Rufing, smythe and Dickey: Marberry.
Auker. Hogsett and Cochrane
Washington ...... 600 loI Ool- u o
Cleveland ........-- 600 001 o00- 7 !
Stewart and Phillips; L. Brown and
Pytlak.
Boston ............ 002 600 0l0- 3 Z 2
St. Louis ......... l0I 5l2 l0x-il II I
Rhodes, Weiland. Pennock and Hinkle;
NeWSom and Hemslev.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
By Eddie Ash

Concentration Is Colts Hardest Task
Much of the Science Is Exaggerated
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
~Standings .
LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUI
Games Today
ANFEDTrAN TTnA
AMERICAN LEAGUE

INDIANAPOLIS at St. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Kansas City.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
GREERS TAKE GAME

Greers trounced Pretzel Brothers,
IA to 7, in an em-roe Softbau
League game. Minardo and F.
Bisesi starred for the winners.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
SERVICE BEATS DEMOCRATS

Shelby Service dropped a 5 TO
decision to the Democrats in a Big
Six League soft ball contest. Shelby
Service desires Monday and
Wednesday games. Call Francis Cul-
Ivan at Talbot 6152.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
PURDUE Is WINNER

Boilermakers Score in All but One
Inning Against Michigan.
BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 19.-Pur-
due won its fourth Big Ten baseball
game here yesterday by downing
Michigan, 10 to 7, in hitting duel.
Petoskey of Michigan smashed out
two homers. Roy Lang got three
hits for the Boilermakers. Score:
Michigan .......... 900 11O 023-7 IS 7
Purdue ..-..-... Ill 012 31x-10 IL 5
Tillotson, Patchin, Wilson and Chapman;
Fisher, Ernst and Fehring.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
College Baseball

Iowa, q NOtre Dame, s.
Purdue. 10; Michigan, :.
Ohio state, s. Michigan State, 1 four'
teen innings.
Northwestern, 3: Chicago 0.
Minnesota. 9; Wisconsin, 8.
De PauW. s; Indiana Central, >.
TaYlnr G: HUNTINGTON. 0.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
When Ace Shots Are Rare.

TOR have been staged in
in Detroit to how close
duplicating his feat Only has done it. Oddly enough
of World Telegram hole
year professional registered The
the flag the 155yard eleventh hole
the Clinton Valley Athletic Club Detroit l1 inches the
winning
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
THE Highland women held fine

THE Highland women held fine
Il tournament Friday. 1t was a
medal score affair with handicap
allowance. Nineteen feminine
mashie wielders took part.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn. playing
from scratch. took medal hOnorS
and the prize for that accomplish
ment with an 50 Mrs. A A. Nc
Clamroch smacked out a net 95.
which with her handicap allowance.
gave her a II net score and first
prize in that division. Three tied
for second low net with n each.
They were Mrs. Everett Agnew.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19

Pat Riley's Monarchs will play at Co.
lumbus. o.. tomorrow. May 80 is open
Address T Baldwin $50 Indiana avenue.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19
Ten Innings

Louisville ....... 900 900 Ol0 0-l 3
st. Paul .......... 900 O01 900 l. 2 II 2
Peterson and Erickson; Freitas and
Cyuilia0a
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19

Beech Grove Reds will meet Fl. Harri-
son al Beech Grove tomorrow. Reds de-
for June and July. Call Ed Terhune.
Drexel ll63-R.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-05-19

Due to a schedule misunderstanding In
dianapoliS Reserves are without a game
for tomorrow State teams call Cherry
SAIL. or wire 2001 Roosevelt avenue, Indi-
annapolis.