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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-03
PARK SCHOOL TACKLES
HOWE IN GRID CLASH

The Park school football team
yesterday set out for Howe Military
Academy, where the first of a two
game series is to be played. The
second game will be played at Park
in two weeks.
Starting lineup for Park follows:
Gates and Birthright, ends; John
son and Sherwood, tackles; Mertz
and Trimble, guards; Beck, center;
Dougherty. full back; Mumford and
Carroll or Fortune, half backs;
Hackleman, quarter back.
Other members making the trip
we're Lilly, Sullivan, Brant, Weaver,
Test, Hanna, Sommers, Holiday and
Manager Ryan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-03

Jimmy Mcclure, national and city
ping pong champion, had little
trouble in diSposing of w. Clark,
21-14, 21-l7, in a second round tilt
this morning. The winners of the
MalleSs- Makela and Kingdom Scar
cy matches were to meet today for
the right to test Jimmy in the
Quarter-finals.
Jerry Jacobs, ranked No. s, won
by default over CoulSon. Dick Mac
Dowell, listed No. 5, defeated Engle,
and was to clash with Dorey in the
second round today. Bob Rowe,
rated NO. 6. tripped F. Wells and
faces Cottrell today.
Joel Inman, seeded No. 4, defeated
Jasper by default and trimmed Man
lev in the second round, 1920. 81
ii. other seeded paddlers, Dick
Mills and Robert Mckinley, drew
byes and were to begin competition
this afternoon. Bob Ryker nosed
out D. Martin in a first round go,
2l-19. 21-19.
Spaulding, ranked No. 7, edged out
Stout in the opening rounc J. It
night, 1920, 1920. but wes d.
mated this morning by rs,
former city table tennis c. mp.
Clio, 21-l8.
Advance dope by local paddle ex-
perts would have Mcclure meeting
Mckinley and Mills meeting Inman
in semi-fnal rounds tomorrow aft
ernoon. with Mcclure and Mills the
probable finaliSts.
Mckinley. who is regarded the
tourney darkhorse. must tangle with
Les Adams on the way up. and a
fast battle is expected.
The mems singles play viii extend
through tonight and tomorrow. Play
was to open this afternoon in mems
doubles. women's singles and doubles
and mixed doubles divisions.
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Iowa Favored
Over Crimson
inState Clash
De Paw Expected TO Score
18th Straight Shutout
Victory, at Home.

Indiana university furnished the
feature o. the state collegiate foot
ball card today By entertaining Iowa
at Bloomington before a home com
ing crowd expected 70 total nearly
1900. The Hawkeye5 we're slight
favorites.
De Pauw vas favored TO win It's
thirteenth straight shutout victory
against its only Out-of-state rival
Of the season. Georgetown tKyJ. IN
1le state secondary feature.
Bulldogs in for Battle
The Butler Bulldogs. indicated
cut tied last week by Wabash,
played today al Washington Z. OF
s.. Louis. a Missouri Conference
team. WashingtOn's top-heavy VIC
tory over Wabash earlier in the sea
son established II as a favorite over
Butler.
Two games we're on tap at Terre
Haute. Rose Poly sought to avenge
a 4e 20 - defeat suffered last season
against Earlham. Indiana State
entertained Franklin before a home
coming crowd. The two schools did
not meet "a. season.
The Manchester college gridiron
was invaded by the Spartans' old
rival. Ball State. The game was
regarded as a tOssup. although
Manchester won their 1888 encoun-
ter.
Aces Entertain Wabash
The only team to defeat. Valpa-
raisO last season was De Paul OF
Chicago. the Uhlans' foe again to-
day. az Valparaiso. The state team
was given a better chance 70 win.
a logged St. Joseph's team went
20 Danviile to oppose Central Nor
NAL. The Normal eleven was IA
voTed to hang up It's second victory
Of the season.
one Of the closest state secondary
college tits OF the day was antici-
pated at Evansville college. where
Wabash was the visitor. Last years
TIT between the two schools ended
in a scOreless tie and both appeared
10 be evenly matched today.
Purdue faced its biggest hurdle in
the Big Ten conference race today,
against undefeated Chicago at the
Windy City. Notre Dame drew ma
ti0nal attention by invading Pitts
burgh.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births
GirIa


Theron and Alma Jet Methodist hos
Harry and Reks Garrett Methodist hos
Marion and Pauline Campbell. Metho-
James and r. h Nelson, Methodist hos
Fred and Cecil Richardson. is42 Ring
John and Goldie Beck. 27o7 MartindaIs.
william and Mabc BrodY. 649 Douglass.
Romie and Gertrude Bo!ss $40 North
Temple.
Harold and Ruth Dove. I77s Climber.
Pete and RUBY Rswlsy 1901 English.
George and Florence Msnship. 81. VIM
Herbert and Louise orsnds. St. VIM
Edward and Marie DuEsn. St. Vincents
Frances and EuEsnia Anosksy. s.. VIM
William and Margaret Moran. ST. VIM
George and Marie Moore. ST. ivnoent's
hospital.
Boys
James and EVELYN conveI. Methodist
hospital
lame; james and Gl'nna XIX. Methodist hos
Benjamin and Esther scalf. 1888 olney.
James and Clara Cantwel. 1888 Fletcher.
John and Helen Ross, 1898 East Ludlow.
Harry and Mildred Vennemann. ll44la
Delma and Pauline Sailors. 500 Church.
Leo and Dorothy Wuensch. St Vincents
hospital.
NincentS hospital.
John and Anna Blackwell. st. vineents
hospital.
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At Pimlico-
One Best-Identify.
1. Snapback. Nesconset, Navarino.
2. Marwee. Rustic Rest. Legen-
Diary.
3. Countess Ann, Pocket, Unlaw-
full.
4. Beyond Doubt, Kissin Bug, The
Aenead.
5. Bradley Entry, Marcella Miss,
Good Gamble.
6. Identify, Bazaar, Dust Girl.
7. Band Wagon, Balios, Hopetodo.
8. Wedding Ring, Resurrection,
Dancing Boy.
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LOCAL SOCCER CLUB
TO PLAY OHIO TEAM

The indianapolis Soccer Club viii
entertain the Columbus tO9 Kickers
in A soccer game tomorrow after
noon a. go p. m. at TWenty-nrst
and OlnCy streets. Manager Joe NC
Lafertv has announced
The local club has won four games
and lost three this season, losing )
10 > last week at Cincinnati, Capt.
Harry GrasShOf requested that all
PLAYERS report at the field at ? p. m
tomorrow.
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YOUNG CYCLIST STRUCK
BY HIT-RUN DRIVER
Police Seek Man Who Fled Scene of
Accident.

Police today were seeking a hit
and-run driver who late yesterday
struck and injured 16-year-old
boy, demolished the boys new bicy-
Gle and continued on without CIV
ing his name or offering amends
The injured boy. Robert White. 535
East New York street, told police
the driver paused just long enough
to determine the extent of the dam
age he had caused and then fled.
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AT BAY MEADOWS

First Race $500: m,sa,esens; al ages; six
fnTossgs'Ais s5sT 100 Shortage a llS;
Aksaia, 100: Bona Cal, los: News Man,
us; cuysmaes. jis.
Second Race $500: claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongs l-xRun Shot, lo7;
XHonua DO. 10, XEnthusiastic Edward. ITO:
speckle. us. Moon Rose. loa. Bill Andy.
xHigh Color. TO- Mahomet rs: xPrince
Bow. 10: xLoafer. no.
Third Race $500: allowances: 2-year-
olds: six furlongsi-Cb b Mitigator' los:
70 Enells. ios; Lois Pan. 100; tslGreen
Fags i9a BBsga9g92 sn us M9o oag lls
Bon Amour. us; Mohac. ia; Bay Hill.
g Rancho san Luis Rey entry.
Fourth Race $500: claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; one milel-xSeven Up. ll2;
c c IS: eRiiet 1 esFOnmo. ia A Ssol
Hawk. III: xChosen Pal. liz; Canele. l09;
xMedius III. xDazetta. 100: xGunstrap.
Fifth Race $500; claiming: s;ysar;-olds
hna 7 O Sweet RomsBoe iG lsg
MADAM Queen lO9; xPeace Times. lO9
M Sam mIi s Pno s Mexican Se III III ANea
Sixth Race $500: claiming: all ages;
six furlongs) Terrain. ia: Prince
Heather 100: Listo. l18: Justice Logan
ia Maystick III; Judge Leuders. ia:
xKapena. 100.
Seventh Race Cs70O: claiming: Swear
Odds and up: one and one-sixteenth miles
-xSeths Hope, 10: xSunny Bob. l07.
Nerisha I09: xBabee. 107: adjudication
107: xZevar. 107: xThe Whip. ITO: Rome
Vennie. lis.
ixl-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions
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Deaths

william e Burns. so. Of 224 North Wall
colt. chronic myocafdiiis.
Ida A. Shonkwiler. -. OF 1901 Park.
pulmonary edems.
Erskine Thomas. mos. city hospital.
broncho pneumonia.
Merritt H. Gritton. SIS. B & o. yards.
crushing injuries OF body.
John w. Rohrman. 65. of 1915 Prospect.
general pertonitis
James Wooden, 49, city hospital cere.
bral hemorrhage.
Robert Kane mos, city hosuitai
brorcho pneumonia
Marie Katherine Wrilhammer 10 Of s0a
Parkway. uremia
Elizabeth L. Brown. So Of AIS Adelaide.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Helen AnStett 3d. city hospital null.
monary tuberculosis
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II. S. Cage Scores

Nineveh, 20; Helmsburg, 10.
Arlington, 81; Carthage, 20.
9 9xford, 20; oo Pine Township. q,
Bedford, 80; Mitchell, 81.
Franklin, 81; Scottsburg, Is.
townsville, a. jamestown, 81.
Greensburg 80; Lawrenceburg, %.
Waldron, So; Mt. Auburn. 9.
Howard Township. 10: Union Township,
q9oodlanasd nd! 2s: Sheldon CIl0. "a.
Pittsboro, 10; Danville, Is.
Alexandria, 30: Summitville.. 81.
Beech Grove. -; the MASONIC Home. IS.
Argos, 49, Richland center, II.
Paoli, 80; Hardinsburg, 16.
Laketon. 20: North Manchester. 10.
Rochester. SO; Fulton, 5.
Jasper, SO; Washington. "a.
Delphi, 81; Cutler. II.
west Baden. 20: French Lick. II.
wilkinson, 90; Kennard,. 81.
Rising Sun. is; Guilford IA.
Raleigh. 26; Mays, %.
St. Paul: 10; New Salem, Is tovertlme).
Milroy, "a; CiarEsburg, o.
New Augusta. 20; Whitestown, Is.
Union City. a; FOUNTAIN City, TO-
H 5tr1;dn 70 2s g.. Laurel IT.
B Browns III, L.; HageerstowIns IA.
RB oston 8 8 E ki#ehe! % covsrtims.
Spartanbgrcg. rs; Fsrmlssnnd. 9.
Stony Greek, %; Lincoln. IL.
Fl, Recovery. IS; Saratoga, II.
sprinsfield Township, Al; Harrison. 2s.
Rockfeld, 20; Carrollton. 10.
SSeiITGbleyiiIe III 2,;tI BsTprlii47gton' IT,
Forest "a: Mulberry. II.
Russiaville. 81, Clay ,HoTard). "a.
Bunker Hill, &c. Converse, 20.
sharpsville. 20: Greentovn, rs.
Michigantown. 81; JACKSON. 10.
Camden. 81; Erwin. l6. .,
Fortyille. 20; Lawrence. 9.
Pendleton. 36 Arcadia. 9.
BrownstoTn. 81: shaWsWick, 81.
Center Ea1.s S G5ogs q: Vt comfort' Is.
JACKSON I towashipi Is: West Lebanon. IT.
TTangier. T.; Rockville. IL
MN aR Msrt st SssoviN9 NV Ross s. u.s.
% SlsTFs a1I5 3: fG2l am6,, 55.
cambridge. 10, veedersburg. IA.
A AfiaRSs Il FNs sEy R GssRs5ad
Roachdale. IS: Russellville. II.
Darlington II; r Linden. 49,
Jefferson Center. 81: VsnBuren. 20.
Paramount. IS: Sveetzer. 20.
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Early Basketball

The Security Benefit Association
girls basketball team Will be in the
field this season and the squad is
ready to schedule games. A game is
wanted for Saturday. Nov. 10. Gail
Belmont 2lll.
The Chain Gang is reorganizing
a basquet squad and will practice at
the Hawthorn gym next Wednesday
from : 10 S p. m. Newgent, Gary,
Stiles, Collins. Chase. King. Egarty.
Land. Lincoln, and Hickman please
note.
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Ran-1renes Bob. Secret Tryst.
Fourth Race
KINGSFORD- SMITH TO
RESUME FLIGHT TODAY
Australian, Twice Delayed, to Leave
Honolulu for U. S.
By Times Special

By Times Special
HONOLULU, T. H, Nov. 3.-With
naval aerologists assuring him his
course lies beyond the range Of
present storms, Sir Charles Kings
ford-Smith planned to make his
wice-delayed departure today from
Honolulu for Oakland, Cal, and the
end Of his Australia to- California
flight.
As on the other two occasions on
which he tried to get away, the
Australian set the take-of time for
between noon and p. m. Homo
lulu time. between 4:30 and $50
p. m. Indianapolis timel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-03

Marriage Licenses

Marion Lowman %, of SGT East Thirty
third street mschinist, and Sylvia Young,
26, of 1911 Boulevard place. housekeeper.
Donald Walser. 81, Lima, o., salesman,
and Andree Wilson, "a, of 500 North East
Clifford Leach. %. of 1926 Hoyt avenue,
salesman, and Mary Whiteman. 81, Of
1918 Laurel street, clerk.
Maurice Hunt. 10. of 5000 Rockville road.
grocer and Thea CURE, 49, Of 1743 West
Washington street, housekeeper.
Carroll Burks, 81. Of 235 North oxford
street clerk. and Thelma Willis. %. Of
4211 East New York street riveter.
Frank Otte. 25 Of 227 Sanders street,
optometrist. and Anna Seng. 81. Of 1902
North Alabama street, teacher.
Mordecai Mcdowell. %. Freelondyille,
physician, and Elizabeth Smith. %. Of 604
East Twelfth street housekeeper.
Paul J. Denney. "a, of 26l5 North New
Jersey street salesman. and Minnie Peck
2s. Of 524 North Dearborn street. sales
lady
locksmith. and Mary Mike. 10, Of 25l3
Shelby street. housekeeper.
Carl Grisso. 81, Of 975 Hosbrook. street.
postal clerk. and Marie Bailey. "a. Har-
dinsburg XIV. housekeeper
Harold Parker. 81. Of 1881 west Market
street, lsborer and Mary Brooks. 10, Of
IT'S North Sheffield avenue, housekeeper.
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AT NARRAGANSET

First Race
$1,000; claiming; 3-year-olds and up; "a
Little Honey (Hainesl ....12.So 100 4.7o
Pan5ula (Westrope) $50 400
Sue Terry LYNCH ........ 500
Time. 1913 3-5.
Burleigh Yap. Golden Effort Muckledo
Affirmative. True Romance.
Second Race
Isl 900; claiming; 3-vear-olds and UP; q
B B9t HA Peters p'C" .,..... $50 ,$oS
Would TIm. p 1Ts lPikor' ''''' h'8O
Also Rainbow Cost. Bittybit. Bling
Crosby Grossly zorana' MY Counsellor Black
Third Race
Isl 200; allowances; 2-year-olds; "a mile)
Little Lie Lynch ..... $50 40 2.So
Brannon (Hainesl ..:... $50 $50
Fort Springs (Corbett).. ESQ
Time. 112 2-5.
Also Ran-Jessie D. M. Cloud Sweeper.
Dokas, Happy Helen.
Fourth Race
$1,000; claiming, 3-year-olds and up;
Pompoleon lynch .......lo.9o $40 44O
Long Bit lSorenson) .....- 7.50 40
Flowery lWestrope) 4.4O
Also Ran-Waylayer. Finalist, Booms
Pal Adobe Post.
Sixth Race
(s1400; handicap; all ages one mile)
Prince Fox (Winters) -. 1890 1i.20 $50
Maschek) $50 go
Hokuao tSorenson) ...... $50
Time, 1889 Us.
Also Ran-reralice. Navanod, Mad
Trump.
Seventh Race
$500; claiming; 3-year-olds up; q mile!
Dreel tFallonl .......... 4.30 $50 2.8o
Can't Remember Reid. $50 400
Black Song Meade .... $50
Time. I'LL As.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

olds and up: one and ons-sixteenth miles,
-xFingal. 10: Hard Play i07. De valers.
iis xDooFkeepsr. l07: xIpse DiKit. io7 !.
volo. 10: Chalk Eye. lis. xLone Hand
xWoclorsc. 10: xPernickety. i07; xMsnya. {
LOT: xSun Teatime. lo7. Welsh Lass. i07;
xGloritone. l07. xHot Cake. ITO; xStep-
omit 10
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear; track. fast.
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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High School Grid

LOCAL
Cathedral e. Manual o
eEorfrt1<e -. Crawfcr1syllIe. O.
FEanktoTt. IS Tech. O.
STATE
Southport IL Richmond Z.
Nnncss -. Narlon. O.
NcbleEFills -. Columbus. Q.
ClIntcn. IS. WestFille lllil. Q.
ElknArt. O. s.. Hedui<e South Bend.
tisl.
Llntoa. -. 1kso1sille -
S1l1Faa. s. NlleT lItEre HAgiel. Q.
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Plumbing Permits

Frank Clark, $3.50 Carrollton. one nx-
Frank Trosky. PISS N. Sherman dr.. six
fixtures
Ed Kanaugh. 1901 woodlawn. one fix
ture.
Ed Kanaugh. 1918 villa. two fixtures.
,, George Rottman 1878 Boulevard place.
George Conrad. 73s Massachusetts, ave-,
one fixture
William Elliott. 1885 Prospect. twenty-
eight fixtures
Roy McQneen. anS-7 Edison tun hvtnrss
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MISSION HEAD TO TALK
The Rev. r. A. Mccain to Tell of
Experiences Here.

The Rev. r. A. Mccain, pastor
and one OF the organizers Of Hope
Mission. located at 1873 Noble street,
VIII bring 10 his congregation to-
morrow afternoon the story OF his
life IN connection with mission
work in and around Indianapolis.
Hope mission was founded in June
this year, under the direction Of Mr..
McCann, G. H. Sedan. A. J. Moul-
ton. and the Rev. and Mrs. G. c.
House. who have charge Of al activ-
tiles.
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1890; calming; 3-year-olds and up:
Waggoner course
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Cards, In Memorianns

wish to express our heart
felt appreciation to our relatives, neigh
bors and friends for their expressions
Of sympathy. acts Of kindness and beau
tlful, floral offerings upon the death Of
our beloved daughter and sister CLOYCE
MARIE. We especially thank the Rev.
l.. H, Kendall. the singers and the url-
dertsker l.. L. LINDAMOOD for theiF
j STEPHEN FuLLEN and FAMILY.
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At Bay MeddoWs-

At Bay MeddoWs-
One BeSt-Listo.
1. Aspador, Bona Cal, Aksala.
2. High Color, Loafer, Prince Bow
3 Moonson, San Luis Rey, Bay
Hill.
4. Chosen Pal, Dazetta, Canele.
5. Bon Honest, Businessman, Red
Mountain.
6. Listo, Maystick, Justice Logan
7. Sunny Bob, Sets Hope, The
Whip.
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GARIBALDI is VICTOR
30 Uniffd Press

bV CuHc0 FTtes
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Gino Carl
baldi, Italy, defeated Vanka Kelez-
MAX, Russia, in wrestling match
at Stauch's stadium last night when
the latter was unable discontinue.
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GLOUe COntenders Fail
to Please Garden Fans
McLemore Says Ross Title Is Safe If JohnStonS cream
of Crop Is Champs Only Competition.
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK Nov Garden threw its doors
Ia boxe last night challenger for lightweight
champion Barney Ross
Humphreys
the last customers walked out into the ngt
placed exhibit the only
be champion forever
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NAVAL EXPERTS AWAIT
TREATY DENUNCIATI0N
Japanese Expected to Abrogate
Agreement Soon.
By United Press

By United Press
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Naval dis
armament conversations may con-
tinue until Japan denounces the
Washington naval treaty, probably
late in November, it was indicated
today.
Little progress seemed likely until
the denunciation, and it was be-
lieved the talks would be adjourned
then, while the United States and
Great Britain considered the stu
alton.
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ANNOUNCER ERTS
Death Notices

ABDoN, OLIVER P.-Age 81. beloved hus-
Alfred J. and George T. passed away
Nov. /. at the family residence 723 S.
SELL ABDoN FUN Funeral aH 'f HONE n thf fs67 U
Illinois st. any time after / D. m. sat-
obHTrd1aay Funeral at the. Grace Baptist
cnurch Hoyt and Randolph SITS. at 2
Park cemetery. Friends invited. The
body may be viewed by friends between
and p. m, at the church.
BR Mot Oh MRS CELIA = Beloved
morning at the residence e"s 44si Sa Broad
EIANNER' & B mUecnfsNE p moRr1 81 s9e
FRIENDS invited. Burial Crown Hill.
CARROLL. AGNEs--Age SIS years. satur-
0ay a. m. wife OF Chas. A. Carroll.
Funefa from }ate home ona 2 asT z EnsT
son. Monday 2 D. m. Burial Washinq-
ton Park cemetery. LAUCK SERVICE.
CLEARY, WILLIAM Father of w. T.
Ho MaT T C of P50thsT Of Mrs. yohn
liam Foresman and Hugh Cleary of La
fayette Ind. died at st. Vincents hos
ocock at the R KRoEGE Monf FHNES ss1
yince.nt's church. Burial Mount T.. Hops ID;
SSeTImpeTtee ry; Friends invited. KIRBY
KIESTER, BURNARD VICTOR-Brother OF
Harry and Roy Kiester and Alta
A AT.ar ldeceased) departed this life.
Nov. 5. at the MOORE q KIRK FL.
NERAL HOME, 1880 Station St. 2p. m.
Burial Crown Hill Friends invited
STAMM,. FREDERICK O.-Son of Charles
day evening Services at the FLANNER
4 BUCHANAN MoRTUARY Tuesday.
d Go me FRIENDS invt TED Friends may
Sunday and Monday
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At NarrdganSett-
One Best-Quel Jeu
1. Towson, Blighted Hopes, Foggy
night.
2. Pana Franka, Pryor, Chain.
3. Hastinip, Home Loan, Con-
chita.
4. Old Badly, Fancy Flight, Flash
ing Thru.
5. Quel Jeu, Stealingaway, Co.
hort Miss.
6, Decide, Relatively, Gabbo.
T.. Manga, Fingal, Doorkeeper.
At Arlington D0WnS-
One Best-FabuIOus.
1. Noble Tiller, Lucky Prospero
Fort Worth.
2. Jerry w, Bad Penny, Leonard
Lee.
3. Well Heeled, Blackstrap, Flo M.
4. Lady Federal, Damascene,
Whizz James.
5. Fabulous. Secret Tryst, Cold
Water.
6. Whippercracker, War Plane,
Febius.
7. Idle Along, It's Keen, Escoba
Lass
8. Come On, Home Work, Lady
Trust.
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2. Trickling Candy Maid. Justa Jane,
Gay Knightess. Day Signal.
s. ROYAL LaSsie. Don't Blush. Kingbird,
Meridian Queen.
T. Red Ribbon
g. Marcela H. Alladdins Dream. Dom
mus Flying Watch. Phara
Weather. clear: track. fast.
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Today'S Race Scratches
AT NARRAGANSETT

l. Declared on
Z. Guiding Light. Dark Ayr Lanadler.
Light Breeze, High Socks. Judge Judy.
g. ITO be run as frst) StepaWsy. Steal
thy, Step, Sunny Sadie. Hard Play. Our
Sahie. Distribute.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
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AT ARLINGTOwN DOWNS

First Race
$780, claiming 3-year-olds and up;
Waggoner course
Polyhote tParvin) ........ TOO $40 800
Gypsie Chief &c. E. Allen $50 90
owen (Maurol ........... $3.50
Time. 1:l0 Is.
Also Ran--Wild Law. Trsplou. Parties
Sun Worship, Vonne. Forget Not, Wan
deroo. Game. More Anon.
Second Race
$500: caliming 3-year-olds and up;
Waggoner course
Megai cPsrvin) ''.......'.llSo s9o 4 9o
Claremont iMartinez) .... 470
Time. Ill.
Third Race
$500: claiming: 3-year-olds and up; Wag-
goner Course
Captain Red tParvin) -. $40 40 $50
ggair Joan ,L L 6sTI. ,.n, $50 2. so
Time. l;10 is.
Also Ran-Irenes Bob. Secret Tryst.
Belo.
Fourth Race
1890; claiming; 2-year-olds; one mile
Little Cynic (Parvin) 800. $40 $50 40
Maple Hussy Lindbergl .. $50 $50
Jack Chevignv G. Smith $50
Time, lao 2-5.
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Race Selections
By Tom Noone
Copyright United
NOONE'S SELECTIONS F
Copyright. 1884. BY United Press

MONIES SELECTIONS FOR MONDAY
Days Best-Identify.
Best Longshot-Marwee.
Best Paray-Beyond Doubt and Idle Along.
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Seeded Table FASTENERS
Rule Early City Rounds
Jimmy Mcclure Wins Easily and Adams UpSetS Spaud-
ina at Paddle Club Other Competition Starts

spud spaudng seeded players came
of the city
Pacific Club last night this morning
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AT ARLINGTON DOWNS
3. Prince Suleiman. Cold Water.
5. Leros.
s. Crout Au Pot. Mumsie.
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Dark Dreamer, lU5, Xba lmdCdn, 4V2, nAIo'
Vince, los: Patient Saint. liz; xYenoor'
iii.
Second Race $780, claiming; S-yea;r-
Odds and up: six furlongs )-xPana FranKa.
iO7: xEuclid, 1O6; xTransmuitate, III:
xOur Sallie, 103; xDark war; IA; HSIIst
queen 1907 bry Tpou Fla xc6ain nO ili Tncs
less 1Os: Victorium. Ill; xProyen. los;
xToGv west. lO4; Peace Treaty, 105; xOn
Side 1906 Front. 1903; Muckledo. lO0.
Third Race $500; claiming; 25year-eel Htt
SIX six f4 RsGF Ma ii2 su conchita i5 omar
Jones. ia; Cooney, 1909; Hastinip. 1l5;
Civil war, 1l5; Hardware. Us; xAntarc -
Bow, liz: xHome Loan. 1l3; Holster. H.
Fourth Race $500; claiming 3,y year.
Thru. los; INVESTIGATOR, 1922 cabouse. III;
Bushman, ia: xOld Badly. 113; xFancy
Flight. Ito: xBittybit 106; Herowin, Ill;
xAnnarita. 1903; Machilla, ia.
Fifth Race 1890; the skowhegan: 4 4,
steaingaway. ito; Live One. ITO; Uni
verse. l08.
sixth Race 1890; claiming; s-yea.TT.olds
and up; one and 9neJeghtn1 W 9aeeev
Ii6: xPompohone, log; xLanadler 1O9;
xDeedie liz; xGrand Acre, Ill; SpanfloW.
Ii6 Relatively, 1917 George Demar, III;
xBahadur. 105; Light Breeze, lO9; Ola
NAV. 109 Horatio. Hugh, ITO; Alcorah.
los; xNy Kentucky, 1o7; xEngleWooo. lo4'
Nancy c.. 1903.
Seventh Race 1890; claiming; 3-year-