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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-10

A NNUAL costume bGIl of the
L n Civic theater Will be held
Saturday night. April 7, with Mrs.
Irving Fauvre, general chairman.
Mrs. Lynn Petross before her
marriage Saturday at Annapolis,
Md, was Miss Kathryn Robinson,
daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Arthur R. Robinson. Lieutenant
and Mrs. PetrOSs will make their
home in San Diego, Gel.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Copeland. daughter of M. and
Mrs. H. G. Copeland. took place
Saturday. March 3, at the Broad
way NJ. E. church.
Miss Marjorie Rush, president
of the Delta Gamma chapter of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at
Purdue university, will be seated
at the speakers table at the an
nual state dinner dance to be held
next Saturday night at the Co.
lumbia Club.
Before her recent marriage.
Mrs c. Lawrence Sawin was Miss
Ruth Maree Gertz, daughter of
Mrs. Magdalena r. Gertz.
Indianapolis alumnae members
of Alpha Delta Pi sorority will be
hOSteSseS for the annual state
dance and tea to be held at the
SEVERN March IT. Miss Margaret
Edwards is a member of the ar
rangementS committee.
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Committees Chosen for Ball
of CiUic Theater on April I

Graham, Frances Lemaux, Elinor
Stickney, Betty Wallerich and Gar
vim BaStian.
Assisting Mrs Carl Vonnegut and
Miss jeanne Dissette on the ticket
committee are Mesdames Julian
Bamberger, Jack Albershardt, Sew
ard Baker, Bertha Clark, Anne
Chevrolet, Alexander Hamilton
Myron Hughal. Glen bingham and
Fanny Kiser ROsenak.
Others on the committee are
Misses ErneStine Bradford, Mar
garet Bartlett, Betty Burns, Dolly
Birk, Thelma Caldwell, Betty
Jeanne Davis, Katherine, Eileen
and Mary Elizabeth Driscoll, Irma
Drake, Ivy Ann Fuller, Fanchon
Fattig, Irma Gloyd, Ethel Green
burg, Elsie Hancock, Lois Jackson,
Louise Jaeger, Elizabeth Ohr, Ruth
Peterson, Henrietta Orr, Martha
Pittenger, Maude Margaret Plat
ter, Helen Robinson, Vera Snod-
grass, Alberta Speicher, Frances
Westcott and Mary Paxton Young;
Messrs. John L. Coleman Jr., Ed
ward Cohn, Albert Deluse, Charles
Fraim, Raymond Gregg and Rich
ard Mansfield.
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Committees for the annual cos
tune ball of the Civic theater have
assumed their duties. Mrs. Irving
NJ. Fauvre is general chairman Of
the event, scheduled for April 7 at
the Athenaeum.
William Kennedy and Mrs. Hor-
tense Rauh Burpee, chairman of
he box committee, have as their
co-workers: Mesdanles Philip Ad-
Ter. william Rowland Allen, George
NJ. Bailey, Ernest Baltzel, Luther
Brooks, Hugh Carpenter, L. L.
Goodman, and R. D. Robinson;
Misses Marion Barnard, Betty Ber-
termann, Helen Fleischer, Lois
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Party Given by
Welfare Club to
Benefit Women

Daughters of members of the We'll
fare Club served as ushers at a
silver offering tea today at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
Proseeds will be used for aged
women.
The following assisted: Misses Jane
Fisher, Dorothy Aldag, Betty Fra
ger, Ida Jane Worsham, Martha
Reynolds, Betty Jane Farcett and
Jean Coffin.
The tea table was arranged with
lace cloth over lavender and light
ed with lavender tapers in silver
holders. The centerpiece was spring
flowers in a silver bowl.
Mrs. E. Monty Campbell, presi-
dent, and Mrs William BirkS
poured at the tea table Musical
program during the afternoon was
presented by the Mu Phi Epsilon
Patroness ensemble.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Alun1nae
VIII Make Scholarship A70ardS

awards committee are Mrs. Ruth
Hendrickson Shull, chairman; Mrs.
James E. Lesh, Misses Ethel Mill
kan, Pauline Vonnegut and Helen
Hartinger.
The committee in charge Of the
dinner dance includes Mrs. Hughes
Patten, Mrs. William H. Remy
chairman, and Mrs Guernsey Van
Ripper, Mrs. Walter Hubbard, Mrs.
Paul NJ. Fifer and Miss Jean IN
derWOod.
Seated at the speakers table will
be the association officers and win
ners of the awards. Each chapter
will present a musical program or
stunt during the dinner. Mrs. G. B.
Taylor, president of the association,
will preside.
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THREE TO DIRECT
GUILDS PROGRAM

Mesdames Alta NJ Martin. Har-
old Koch and Edward c. Mitchell
will be in charge of a program at
the meeting of the Sunnyside Guild
Tuesday in the SanatOrium.
Ruth Spencer Of Girl Scout Troop
46 will present nine girls in a play.
Betty Jane Mitchell and Phil Par
son will present dance numbers:
Ethel Mary Seman and Peggy Trus-
Ter, readings; Edward Mitchell. pi-
ano numbers. and joyce Roesch.
dance numbers. Billy Steinmetz will
do tricks of magic, and Rol Haney
will present representations.
Mrs. Floyd Brown and Mrs. A. H.
Adams are in charge Of refresh
mentS.
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Hospital Superintendent to Be
Pr0byIaeum Club Speaker

Clifford. William F Taylor, Allan
Hendricks, Thomas D. Sheerin, A.
S. Benson, James G. Ritchey, Sam
uel Elliott Perkins III, Felix T. Nc
Whirter. Fred HOke, J. J. Daniels,
J. F. Carroll, Olive Edwards, Giles
L. Smith, Edna NJ. Christian, Peter
c. Reilly, r. R. Shiel. Maurice E.
Tenant, William J. Mckee, Leroy
Kahler, Samuel Dowden, Charles R.
Weiss, Preston c. Rubbish, John w.
Kern, Samuel c. Carey, J. NJ. Will
liams, James NJ. Ogden, William c.
Smith, Larz Whitcomb. Louis H.
Levey and A. D. Hitz.
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Scholarship awards will be made
at the annual meeting of the In
dianapolis Alumnae Association Of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at
7:30 next Saturday at the Columbia
Club.
Awards to students in Indiana
chapters holding the highest aver
age will go to Misses Mary Jane
Railsback. Mary Ellen Todd and
Catherine Feltus. all Of Indiana uni
versity. Miss Mary Stierwalt, But
Ter; Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Carr
De Paw, and Miss Florence E.
Hutchinson, Purdue chapter.
Miss Ruth Stone will make the
awards, which are large. blue pot
terry vases. Other members Of the
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MRS. SPENCER WILL
BE PARTY HOSTESS

st. Patricks day bridge party will
be held Monday night by Iota Kap-
pa sorority at the home Of Mrs. Paul
Spencer, 1851 Park avenue. Mrs
Van Dorm Adams will be chairman
assisted by Mrs. Spencer, Misses
Marilou Metsker, Mary Evans, Pa
mela Murray.
Guests will include Mrs. Gordon
Stevens, Misses Ruth Anne Minter,
Margaret Antle, Lorna Jones, Max
inc Archer, Pauline Caring, Mar
jorie Chaser, Helen Doerr and Ber-
nice Williams.
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DR.. Max A. Bahr, superintendent
Of the Central State hospital. will
discuss The Application Of Modern
Therapy of the Mind Diseased at
the monthly entertainment of the
Propylaeum Club at 2:30 next Sat-
urday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Mary
Traub Busch. soloist. will appear in
Musical Therapy"
Among the hostesses will be DR..
Jane NJ. Ketcham, Misses Gertrude
Taggart, Emma Claypool and DR..
KenoSha Sessions.
Others will be Mesdames Edison T.
Wood. Waldo B. Rossetter. Perry H.
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CLUB WILL GIVE
PARTY AND SALE

Card party and food sale will be
given by the Joan Of Arc Womans
Club at 2 next Saturday at the
school hall. Proceeds will be used
for the maintenance of the school.
The arrangements committee in
cludes Mesdames William F. Dudine,
James E. Deery and John A. Refs.
Mrs. Arthur Erwin and Mrs. Otto
10y are in charge Of the food sale
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DR.. Edgar L. Yeager of Indiana
university will be presented in lee
ture, Motion Pictures and Chill
dren," under auspices of the Indian
apolis branch, American Association
of University Women in the Ayres'
auditorium at 2 Tuesday Mrs. Wal
ter P. Morton, president, will pre-
side and introduce the speaker.
Mrs. A. D. Lange, chairman of the
motion picture committee, is gen.
eral chairman. She has appointed
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might BE- Sallys layette fourteen years ago pur
chased in the chdrens department of the Ayes store
Yesterday she almost grownup swagger coats and
Jacket suits, styled much the same those fer older
college girls ana offered in the department
Knitted suits also shown for girls of high school
age.
The flair for knitted suits this season extends from
adults to very tiny tots according to the costumes
shown in the style show. Pata Ann Hosea and Jewel
Jean Lane strutted down the runway and through
the tearoom in knitted shorts slip-over square neckd
sweaters and tiny beretS.
For little girls from to 10 dresses have much the
same design as those which have been popular for
several seasons They show peatS from yokes to the
bottom of the skirts cunning pulled sleeves, and
elaborate hand detail IN trimming.
White, in sheer materials, and in linen and pique,
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AMERICAN MUSIC TO
FORM PROGRAM

A program of American music will
be given by members Of the Patron
ess Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, national
honorary musical sorority, at 10
Wednesday morning at the home
Of Mrs. Norman I. Schneider, 695
Middle drive, woodruff Place.
The program will be:
"Glimpses OF the Lives of Ethelbert
Stephen Foster"
Mrs Schneider
The Rosary"
Mighty Lax a Rose" ..-......... Nevin
Ny Old Kentucky Home ....... Foster
Mrs. Robert s. KlnnaL d. soprano.
Medley of Foster Tunes
Mrs. James A. Mathews, pianist.
'Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground"
"Old Black Joe" ..-...... ... Foster
Duets BY Mrs. Schneider, soprano. and
Mrs. G. T. Possen contralto.
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Alice ElA1Ora Patterson We'd
Today in Church Rite

The marriage of Miss Alice Eudora
Patterson and Wilbur Courtney
Hyde. Ithaca. n. Y. son Of Mrs.
Henry \. HYDE. Detroit. took place
today al the Tabernacle Presbyter-
ian church.
The Rev. Ambrose Dunkel read
the marriage ceremony. and Mrs.
Maurice c. Hegarty, organiSt, PLAYED
bridal airs.
Miss Norma Gertrude Mack.
bridesmaid, was gowned in BermiSe
blue with matching accessories and
a corsage Of pink roses. The bride.
given IN marriage by her father, E.
j. Patterson. wore an afternoon
gown Of Madonna blue with lace
trim, worn with a corsage Of orchids,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-10
MOTHERS CLUB TO
MEET AT LUNCHEON

OsteSses for a luncheon meeting
the Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club
Butler university Monday will
MeSdameS Charles Shirk. Charles
A HOyt. j. S. Moore. George Nc
Carly and John NackenhorSt. DR..
c. J. Mcintyre Will be the speaker.
Final arrangements will be made
for the card party Saturday night.
March "a. al the Woman's Depart
ment Club
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TEACHERS TO Be
PARTY HOSTESSES

Teachers of the Indianapolis Free
Kindergarten Society will sponsor a
card party and Easter style show at
2 Thursday afternoon, March %, il
Ayres' auditorium. Proceeds will be
used for the society's relief fund.
Mrs. Ielen Surprise, general
chairman will be assisted by Miss
Hazel Hunt, Miss Dorothy Screes,
Miss ElinOr Parker, Mrs Mabel
Moffat, Miss Gloria Christian and
Mrs. Florence Baker.
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MOTHERS MEETING
WILL INCLUDE TEA

Mothers Club of Sigma M fra
ternity of Butler university will hold
its regular meeting at 2 Wednesday
afternoon. Tea will be served.
The program will be presented by
Miss Helen Starost, piano; Mrs.
Carrie Abbott, reading. and Mrs.
c. F. Dillenbeck, soprano accom-
panied by Mrs. J. ". Rollins.
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and
- applause from the
white checked material made
small
blouse
A matching costumes
1O-yearod 6-yeaod The dresses and
with white pattern The smaller girls dress made
the and the collar
fulness the
held the
IN front.
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and Otto p. Deluse are promising
to be winners in the auction section
while Miss Emma Minturn, Mrs. H
c. Sage and Mrs. Dudley Gallahue
have scores which are still in the
running
Herbert A. Payne. member of the
clubs game committee. and Charles
f Coffin have been interested in
the progress Of the tournament.
Both are donors Of trophies and
outstanding bridge players in local
and national contests.
The prizes for high scores in auc-
ton and contract divisions are silver
platters. to be owned permanently
by the winners whose names will
be engraved thereon with fitting
epithets. John c. RuCkelshauS,
Frank A. Butler, Curtis H Rottger
and the clubs election committee
are other donors.
Sonia Henie. Norway who has
captured her eighth worlds figure
skating championship, arrived in
New York this week, where she will
appear in a benefit performance.
We understand she will give an
exhibition in indianapolis, but we
haven't learned the details yet She
is only 81 When she arrived on
the Berengaria. she intimated she
might retire from competition "One
can't keep on being a champion for
ever" she said
Miss Ruth Ann Kenzie arrived
last night IN New York on the S. S.
Mauritania after a tWelve-day
cruise to the West Indies and South
America. She visited the Port of
Spain, Trinidad, Lagaira. Venezuela,
Willemsted, Curacao, Colon, Pana-
ma and Nassau in the Bahamas.
Miss Genevieve Scoville was elect
ed president Of the Indianapolis
WOman's Club. one of the citys old
est literary organizations. Many of
its early members were founders of
the PrOpylaeum Club where the
election was held Yesterday.
Other officers are Mrs. John J..
Brandon. first president; Mrs.
AlmuS q. Ruddell, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs Carl F. Walk,
treasurer. Mrs. Donald Jameson
will lead the executive committee.
composed of Mesdames Paul H.
White and Thor G.. Wesenberg:
Misses Blanche StllSOn and Edna
IeVPV. Choice of DPW members will
be the duty of MeSdames Larz Whit
comb, Guy A. Wainwright. Sylvester
Johnson Jr and Fletcher Hodges:
Misses Julia Harrison Moore and
ErneStlne f. Bradford.
Mrs. Warren K. MannOn is chair
man of the room committee, COM
posed of Mesdames Victor r. Jose
Jr., Archer Sinclair and James H
Ruddell
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lilies of the valley and forget me
notS.
Charles A. Black was best man
A reception followed at the home OF
he brides parents Nh and Mrs
Patterson. $500 College avenue. The
couple left on wedding trip south
the bride travelling in a SwaggeI
suit of black and white check with
canary yellow trim and silver fox
furS.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Gross
man. Misses Elizabeth and Marie
Patterson and Mrs. Edgar c. GeiSe,
all Of Evansville; Mrs. Louis Rooster,
Cincinnati, and John Marsh, Shell
byyille.
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SORORITY GROUP
WILL GIVE DANCE

Alpha Epsilon chapter. Alpha
Zeta Beta sorority. will entertain
with a ST. Patrick'S dance Satur-
Gay, March II. at the Fountain
Square theater ballroom. Miss Hen
rietta Jonas Is chairman
Regular meeting Will be held
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
Thompson Albeit. 2O1 East Six
teenth street.
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Close Final
Forecast in
Bridge Play
Columbia Club ViCtorS to
Be Announced On
April d.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Tirnes Mnman-s Page EDITOR

DRIDGE playing at the Columbia
ID Club women's luncheons and
card parties has been gaining in
tenSity as the close Of the contest
for club trophies nears. Mrs. J. n.
LAIRD this week delved into her rec
ords Of scores and came up gasping
with. It's going 70 be close.
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Mrs. Ober Heads CLMb

Mrs. c. S. ODER is the newly
elected president of the Beta
Delphian Club. Other officers are
Mrs. James Crisweu vice-president;
Mrs. Max Bardach, secretary, and
Mrs. c. D. Elliott, reelected treas
urer. Members Of the executive
board are Mrs. A M Alexander.
Mrs William Cheesman and Mrs.
r. ]. RenfreW.
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Model With Braided Hair Wears Quaint Frock

Gretchenlke braids each
~
Alice Wonderland frock with white
the Another unusual
made of blue and white bordered print
white with faint blue print
pattern shoulders
of white pulled
print blue the
band.
parade marching
the each with stuffed Easter
toy
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Mrs. Lard Will
announce t h 2
winners at the
April 4 party.
Leading in the
contract division
are MeSdames
CleOn A. Nafe,
RAY H. Briggs
and f. A. Law
SON. Following
closely are Mes =
d a m Q s A. l.
Rust, J. H. Bar
tina and NJ. B
Forbes.
MeSdameS G
w. Richardson
z T GprlacH
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PRELUDE CLUB TO
HEAR HARP MUSIC

Prelude Club of Tudor Hall will
hold its March meeting at 7 Sunday
night in the school residence. Mrs.
Fannie Kiser Rosenak will present
harp selections.
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THREE ALUNNAE
GROUPS TO MEET

Members OF st. Johns, st Mary's
and ST. Agnes alumnae are invited
to attend a meeting at 6:15 Wednes-
day in st. Johns academy.
The Rev. Henry Dugan, chaplain
of lakewood school, will address the
assembly.
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Enhancement announced

Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Einstandig,
$40 Union street, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Rose Einstandig. and Oscar H.
Rosen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Rosen, Cincinnati. The wedding
date has not been set.
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What Very Youthful Set
Will Wear Attractively
Presented in AyreS Show
Mannequins From Years Old to High
School Age Model Approved Fashions
Before Interested Audience.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

coorf punches of balloons which hoated
the pupils of Louise Powell Schng
the L.
yesterday. evident each
youthful manneqns 3year-Od Pata Ann
daughter Of Mr. Mrs Max Hosea Jewel Jean Lane
daughter Mr. Mrs Lane the high school girls
Sally Williams 14-year-old daughter Williams
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Student Group
of Musicale to
Offer Program

Student section of the Matinee
Musicale will meet at 3 Friday at
the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music with Mrs. Thomas E. Toll,
general chairman. Mrs. E. 0. NOg-
gle. president, will be in charge.
Mrs. Toll will read a paper on
modern music. The afternoons pro-
gram will include:
Voice
THE Dame" .............. Chadwick
BY the Fountain ........... Ware
TO a Messenger" ..........-. La Forge
Ruth Thompson, accompanied by
Helen Haynes webster.
! w Helen Pieasance and Marion Laut
Duest-"Flower Duet" Madame But
terfiy'l ..... Pucclni
Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey soprano; Mrs.
John E. Thompson. contralto, &C
companied by Mrs j. <. Vance Jr.
Trio .,-,
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice
To a Wild Rose" ........... Mcdowell
Mrs. Leslie Hallum. violin: Mabel
Prutt piano. Betty Schellschmldt,
cello.
BY a Lonely Forest Pathway Critics
II Pleure Dams Mon Coeur' Pc Busy
The Sleep That Fits on Baby
Helen Sheperd Sedwick
Gershwin
Janet Powers and Helen Pleasance.
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Ministers to Speak

The Rev. Henry S. Dugan will adj
dress members of the Newman
Mothers Club at it's regular meeting
at Tuesday in Newman hall, 1910
North Illinois street.
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used on the bands
O. tiny puffed
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By Eddie Ash
John Heydler Went Far Up Ladder
He Threw Ink at Outset of Career

FROM printers apprentice to the National League presi
dency the path of life followed by John Arnold Heyd
Ter who resigned late yesterday from the high executive
chair of the senior major baseball circuit He worked in the
composing room Of newspaper at Rochester, " Y. and
later went to Washington to empoye in govern
ment printing Offices
In Washington young Heyder played amateur and semi
pro ball and later took up umpiring. He finally landed
berth umpire in the National League and after several
years arber resigned and turned to writing sports
He compiled records of National League players and attracted
the interest of the late Harry Puam then president who
gave Heydler job secretary of the organization.
Heydler elected president of the league in 1913
succeeding former Governor John K. Tener.
HR HEYDER was in train wreck in 1928 that cost the life of
WI Bill the right handed pitchers known
other baseball promnnts
was declined owing to the Illness of the late william Baker
OF the Phadepha Nationals who was member OF ne Hgyaer gop
shorty aesIa e cssn came ano e { 9tr as tSe
smashed Wid N BIZ wn0 ssneo ii mos fS e lame " D was ~
president HEYD1ER recognized the competition confronting
popularity and took
make the national pasme better attraction Prior to the 1888
players put the He told them baseball
Evidently the st. Louis Cardinals appeal"
they made year. copied the pennant and then
snatch the world series hnors in the hdestpyed series
years.
THE appeal prefaced by brief statement in
which he pointed out that never before nave we Iaeeo more
ent money conditions or keen cSmPeGn rC o S Choose ony
spirit contest
He thendis following suggestions:
Do field OF the opposing cup
club
for fielding practice
other
the The urge 10
friendly prevail but the proper place for such contacts
is not the ball field.
lop-sded against you
the game lost and The who pays Is
exhibition OF skilled performance
to end Of hits
still action and hustle are neeoeo
enthusiastic and cheerful Don't moan and don't quit
batting slump the fellow who keeps on trying
Whether active PLAYER as sub on the bench be alert ana
of Encourage your brother player
things are breaking against him"
TN his National League PLAYERS before the opening
said President Roosevelt asserts
aau has done as much anything keep
the spirit OF people - :.
appraisement And you as one OF
trained group OF anleteS must
vour individual responsibility
President Heyd remained office long enough to see ms league
and that the boys made 1t real
contest this wear TO and Sot-spoken him
self the leader felt the athletes had mipreted the
spirit Of appeal"
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Cathedral Edges Manual in Thriller
TO CTinch Hold on AU-City LdureIs

ed by his team members, particular
" Tompkins, who also scored.
Stositch fumbled on his own IS at
the outset of the battle and Miner
counted soon after. Reedy got off
a poor punt to his own 26-yard line
to afford the scoring chance, the
Hot Dogs making that distance and
fifteen more they incurred as the
result of a penalty. Miner made
eighteen yards on one dash, Tomp-
kins twelve on another and then
Miner carried it over.
Tompkins carried the ball in scor-
ing position for Miners third coun-
ter, but the little quarter back took
charge of making the last one with
a -five-yard dash and then ten
more to get over. Woodland kicked
one extra point. Techs best offense
was an aerial attack, but it became
stalled each time at the 20-yard
line.