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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-01-12
WE MEAN BUSINESS,
SHOUTED SPEAKER

1--WE mean business" shouted a
worker from the galleries when
the leader and spokesman, Herman
Krogman. was speaking to the
senators from the rostrum. The
packed galleries cheered and thun-
dered with applause. Rep. Bert
Replogle of LewistownI Fergus
county, Joined enthusiastically in
the noise. This drove President
of the Senate Robert Pauline near
ly mad. He demanded silence and
pounded the desk with his mallet
but the crowd of workers led by
Replogle continued the uproar
which shook the copper plating on
the dome over the senator's.
Pauline. furious with anger,
threatened to expel Replogle from
the floor of the senate.
mo more Of that" the mad
dened president warned. cor you
will leave"
81 am leaving now" shouted the
Fergus solon as he walked toward
the anteroom. adding with a lusty
shut, 81 don't belong here any
way"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-01-12
Hungry Billings Workers
March on State Capitol
Tell Senate They'll Have Relief or Go to Jail" While
Galleries Applaud Vociferously Would
Bounce Rep RepIogIe
LATE BULLETIN
Special to The Producers News

peCItI 10 The PRODUCERS News
Henea, Jan. ia committee headed bv H.
KrOgman, leader of delegation of 1O4 men and wo-
men who came here from Billings to present de-
mands dealing with relief, today requested T. C.
Spaulding, state relief director and civil works ad-
ministratOr, to add 800 employees to the CWA quo
ia in Yellowstone County and to increase the a.
mount of emergency relief for that county and the
amount of the relief order. SpauIdng advised the
group Montana's quota under the civil works pro-
gram had been exhausted and that it would be inn
possible to meet the request In reply to request
that one j. w. Salisbury be removed as executive
manager of the Yellowstone county emergency re-
ne1 body, Spauding declared the complaints against
Salisburys handling OF relief were unfOunded
HELENA, Jan. 12.-Hell broke loose in the Mont;
snate Wednesday when marching delegation of 1O4
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-01-12
H HOARY CASES ON
VlVIL CALENDAR

4, ia y are lust two dozen cases
NJ. ne civil docket set for trial.
@ S"' Of these are hoary old cases
@ S'a' nave been bobbing about in
sS CLERK Of Courts office for sew
"" years. MANY of them were
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-01-12

cents an hour and this complaint,
carried to Gov. Cooney. resulted
in an investigation by L. ]. Groom
enberg of Missoula. member of the
state highway commission, but no
results had come of it.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-01-12

when properly organized in a way
commanding the confidence of the
farmers and workers Of all ele-
ments.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-01-12

lngs starving unemployed, ap-
peared before that august body
setting in a special relief session
the last IA days but producing
no relief. and said they were
going to have relief or go to Jail,
and that 500 more were following
if it is necessary.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-01-12

pIIEINI IIhN OOQ y
ALLOTMENT COMMITTEE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
Meyers Back
in Mat Ring

One of the largest crowds to
watch a Tomlinson hall wrestling
card this season was anticipated to-
day by promoter Jimmy McLemore
for the return to the mat ring of
Ray (Tuffy) Meyers against Cecil
BLACKSMITH Pedigo.
Meyers, who thus far during the
current Friday night mat campaign
has lost only to Pedigo, has been
out of the ring two weeks with a
head injury incurred when a fan
hurled pop bottle at him from the
gallery. Meyers and Pedigo will
wrestle for two out of three falls
with a one and one-half hour time
limit.
In the semi-flnal go Billy Love,
Lexington ky. middleweight, will
tangle with Randall Hicks of Louis
lana, who has an enviable record in
the southern graphing circles. They
will meet in a thirty minute time
limit bout.
Another newcomer to the local
ring will appear in the thirty min
ute limit prelim opening the show,
He will be Ted Ryan, an Indianap-
oils wrestler, who will oppose Hugh
Webb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26

announcing today that all en-
tries must be in the hands of Fred
De Borde, 476 South Meridian street.
or mailed to him by midnight Tues
Gay, Jan. 80, the Legion committee
handling details of the tourney said
they would award prizes to all en-
trants who fought in one or more
bouts.
These entrants will receive
golden glove lapel button, they said,
whether they win even their first
fight. The titlists and runners-up
will receive other awards, the COM
mittee said.
The sole cost of entering the
tourney. the committee emphasized
today, is Is cents, required for reg
istration in the Indiana Kentucky
A. A. u, which has sanctioned the
tourney
Boxers must furnish their own
shoes, trunks and towels, but gloves,
bandages and tape will be supplied
them. Each boxer may have one
second of his own choice in the
ring, and there will be a profess
sional second for each fighter sta
toned in the corner by the COM
mittee.
Several clubs have told De Borde
they would enter teams of boxers.
South Side Turner's are expected to
enter full squad, and almost a
dozen are expected from Fit. Benja-
min Harrison.
Lieutenant Commander o. F. Hes
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A fast quintet from Upton will
meet Manual in the Redskins gym
tonight. The Redskins spent a hard
practice session yesterday prepar-
ing for the housekeeping guests.
Wagner will be in at center for
the Manual five, with Nackenhorst
and Constantine at guards, and the
forward positions will be filed by
Yovan, Hunt and Brandon. Broad
Ripple tonight will play Decatur
Central in Shortridge gym.
Tech will re-enter the North Gen.
trail Conference race tomorrow night
against Lebanon, and the compare
tive records of the two teams indi-
cate that the Green and White
should cop the tilt. With a win
Tech could climb TO the top of the
loop.
GreenCastle's appearance against
the Irish will give local fans some
indication Of the strength of the
Tiger Cubs, who for four years have
been in the state tournament, and
look like they will be back in Butler
f1eldhOuse again this March.
Shortridge will give southeastern
Indiana basketball a test when the
Blue Devils play in Shelbyville.
Manual will take on Beech Grove
there tomorrow night, and Broad
Ripple will play at Plainf1eld.
The Blue Devil-Irish encounter
tonight is expected to draw one of
the largest prep cage crowds of the
season, with the Irish boasting a
six-game victory string, and the
Blue Devils rated as one of the
toughest teams in the state. Short
ridge will be handicapped by loss
Of reserve strength. Bill Merrill,
center, and Ralph Burns, forward,
are i'll.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
IS Squads in
WOrnen's Meet

The indianapolis Womens Bowl
ing Association city tournament viii
get under way at the Pritchett alleys
tomorrow and will continue until
Sunday, Jan. %. Thirty-Six teams
have entered the event. with team
play scheduled tomorrow and dou-
bles and singles on Sunday. Those
that will defend their championships
are:
Teams-Class A, indianapolis
Baseball Club, 1850; Glass B. Roy
Steele Straps, 2,126; Glass c,
Stephen Bros, 1860
Doubles-Johns and MaeKinnon,
1882.
Singles-Bunch 565.
All Events-Johns. 1866.
The complete women's schedule
follows:
? NJ Ieam.S;mAbAi!ity, Plating Works,
St Cecilia CUB ST. f Philip NO nc e PTit6H s
Recreation, Pritchett Boosters No. 2,
Smith Hassler- Sturm. Pritchett Boosters
No l, ILLINOIS Alley Five, Prest-O-Lite Bat
$50 F. NJ. .Teams-C. H. Franck G. j.
Tires. Phoenix Press, Happy Wonder
Bakers Dorm Grocery. billing Candy Com
Pany, East End Green House, Pritchett
Recreation No. 2 Indiana Alley Five. St
Philips No |. Fox Jail Birds. Golf Ladies
No. 1, Golf Ladies' No. 2
900 P. NJ. Teams-Julan Goldman
Union Store, Kingsoury Beer. Coca-Cola
Marott Shoe Store. Prtchett Pick Ups,
Jack c. Carr Bowes Seal Fast MausIier
Beer, S. and S. Service, Pritchett Alley
Five. Boards Brake Service. Happy Wonder
Bakers.
Sunday
3 P M, Doubles and SingleS-Weath Tiers
Marks, Dunlap-Anderson, PartloW-D
Meyers. Gerth-H Meyer
P M, Doubles and Singles-Harlan-
Lathrop, MuelerReimer, Forward Orphey,
Ruschaupt- Morris, Mayer -Kagel Miller
Buring,. Wiese Baxter, Meeker Burnett.
CoX-Miller Conoly- Trissal Saul-Rice.
p. M, Doubles and Singles-Toumey-
Thomas. Stuart -McAnly Mahoney-Alex-
andery Shea Finn, Carsten-Crane. Osthel-
mer-Schmidt, Broich-Pyle ourt-Kritsch.
MacKinnon- Johns. Hohlt- Wiesman. Meyer
Dawson. Bunch Mcdaniel
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lar, commanding the Third naval
reserve area. today offered the
United States naval reserve armory,
100 East Washington street, for
training purposes to boys entered
in the Golden Gloves tourney. 1t
will be available to them, free, each
week day afternoon after 2 except
Saturday Commander Heslar said.
Two groups Of boys may enter the
tourney. Those without previous
tournament experience will be listed
in the novice division, while the
others may enter the open division.
Eight weight classes are included in
each: Flyweight, 112 pounds; ban
tamweight. ll8 pounds; feather
weight, 126 pounds; lightweight, 1856
pounds; welterweight, lat pounds;
middleweight, 100 pounds; light
heavyweight, IT'S pounds. and heavy
weight, over IT'S pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
Tech ReSumeSLO Loop Play
Against Lebanon Cagers
All City Quintets to Be in Action; Manual Meets Upton,
Beech Grove; Washington Faces Ben Davis:
Cathedral to PLAY Tqer Cubs


apos basketball will action tonight
weekend schedule
Headning which will
the tilt night Greencaes
Shelbvvue Shebyvne night
and either
a Flards nd Mcdonald Howard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
VINCENNES SITE OF
GRADE SCHOOL MEET

Sponsored by the Vincennes
Y. NJ. C. A. and school officials
there. the eleventh annual grade
school basketball tournament will
be staged in Vincennes Feb. Is and
IT.
The number of entries is I'M
limited this year. and teams from
Illinois and Indiana are invited to
compete. Entry blanks and in
formation regarding the tourney
may be obtained from John L.
Adams, Vincennes high school
coach. or r. c. BeleSs, Y. M. c. A,
VincenneS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
Dan Abbott Falls One Pin
Short of Perfect 800 Score

counted for three in the Antlers League
at the Antler alleys from Heidenrich
Florists and Bailey's Insurance while
from Pritchett's ~ 2. Mobiigas and and
Loues Tavern postponed their matches.
Stark was high man with 607.
L. Sylvester led the Parkway League at
the Parkway alleys with 594, but his team
Worren Cleaners, were only good for a pair
from Beach and Arthur. Garriek Theater
Pete while DR.. Chambers Sehwensker
Cafe and Acme Monon Coal Company
whitewashed the Sterling Printing, Farm
Bureau and Electrones.
Bottin of the st. GATHERINGS League that
bowls at the Fountain Square alleys. fired
games Of 242 ls9 and 2l4 for a league
Trefy Inn. could only come through for
one game the other two going to the
Fountain Square Furniture squad. Wizard
Lauck and Thomas Shoe squeezed through
for two games from Webers and Theile
Shirt Makers. Dectrick ran second with
Kosher led the Chevrolet Employees
League that rolls at the Indiana alleys
ing and Tool Room came in with a pair
over Material and Inspection.
American Legion posts over the State in
the first mail bowling tournament ever
sponsored by the Indiana department.
Entries are being received at legion head
quarters. TIT North Meridian street
Whiting post No. 30. which captured the
national legion bowling tournament last
teams. Irvington post No. SO of Indianap-
be represented by three teams as will
Fit. Harrison post No. 40 of Terre Haute.
other towns that will be represented are
Kokomo. Frankfort. Fowler, Logansport,
Evansville, FIT Wayne and Richmond. It
is expected several other posts will get
their entries in by tonight. A trophy
highest three-game score. Another prize
will be waardede for good fellowship.
Games must be rolled this Saturday or
Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
BOWlerS Set
for Tourney

The twenty-eighth annual city
bowling tournament for men Will
get under way at the Central alleys
tomorrow at 3 p m. and Will con-
tinue for five Week-ends. One hun
dred and fifty-two teams have en-
tered and IL Is the second largest
entry since the history Of the tour
nament.
Last years winners, who viii de-
fend their titles are.
Team - Augustiener Beverages,
1920. Doubles Fulton and Hardin,
1853. Singles Jess Pritchett, 1853
Pll Events-John Blue, 2,1O0
Norman Hamilton has requested
all team captains report their line
ups thirty mintes before time to
bowl All captains viii be required
to present their sanction cards to
Hamilton before being allowed to
bowl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
Texas Names
Stake Races
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
FIT. WORTH, Texas, Jan. 90
Five stake races will be decided dur
ing the Arlington Downs spring
meeting which opens on March 20
and runs through April 81, officials
Of the Texas Jockey Club an
nOunced today.
The complete lineup of stakes
includes a 81 500 handicap to be run
on opening day, three $4,000 stakes
on successive Saturdays and the
$4,000 Texas Derby on April 81,
closing day. There will be no purse
less than $500 during the meeting.
The Texas Derby, which is at
tracing the attention of prominent
owners and trainers throughout the
country. will act as a tightener for
candidates to the Kentucky Derby
which are entered in both stakes.
II is the last real 3-year-old test
before the Churchill Downs classic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
Wilkinson
FORCES Up
Local Golfer Battles Way
to Quarter Finals in
Tourney.
By United Press

By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 26.-Bill Will
kinson of Indianapolis was paired
against Celest Durand of Garden
City, N. Y, today in the feature
match of the quarter finals in the
Miami Biltmore amateur invitation
golf tourney.
Wilkinson, a co-medalist with
Curtis Bryan Jr. of Miami, ad-
vanced yesterday by beating Phil
Gale of New York, and 3. Bryan,
who won by default over J. Mac
Auler, Chicago, was matched today
with R. E. Price of Miami
Other matches brought together
H. F. Bowbeer, Chicago, VS.. Myron
D. Smith, Milwaukee; S. G. Ander-
son, Chicago, VS.. George Swanson,
Miami.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26

Company k" I. N. G.. MartinsviIle.
Will play the Irvington Turner's of In
dianapolis. tonight. and will meet the
Spencer ind five SUNDAY. Games are
wanted for February and March with the
Riverside Olympics, Indianapolis Cubs.
OHsra Sans. and St Anthony Y p. C.
Write Sergeant Freeman Indiana National
Guard. Martinsville. Ind.
The St Josephs Boys Club defeated the
North Side Stars 36 to 81. in a double
overtime. The Bows Club will meet the
r. &; W. Bulldogs tonight.
The B. & B. quintet added two more
victories this week. defeating the Central
Hospital girls. 19 to IL. and the So-Athic
girls % to 2. For games phone Belmont
2l59 and ask for Bertha Coffin.
The Fountain Square five downed the
sportsmen's Club, 81 to 20. in Fletcher
place gym last night
The Rex Tavern five will play the Lauter
Juniors tonight at the Lauter gym and
on Saturday night the Taverns will meet
the Fairfax team in a Christamore League
game. The last time the Taverns clashed
with the Lauters. the Lauters gained a
20 to II decision. For games with the
Taverns call Virgil at Drexel 1882 between
4 and p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
DAYTON AMBITIOUS

The Dayton club is seeking to
have the classification of the Mid
Atlantic League advanced from c
TO B. but most of the other clubs,
working under agreements with
major league organizations. are un-
derstoOd 10 be opposed TO the plan,
and it is not believed the change
will be made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
College Basketball

Southern Illinois Teachers. IS; Evans
vile. 80.
Valparaiso. 80: Taylor u. 20.
Fairmont Teachers. 80; Marshall, 26.
St viator, 10: Michigan State Nor
mai, IA
Hope, SO; Hillsdale, IS.
Vanderbilt, so; Sewanee, 49,
Western Kentucky. As; West Tennessee,
Centenary A; Louisiana Tech. 10.
Pennsylvania. 80; Kentucky Wesleyan,
49,
Washburn, 81; College of Emporia, 49,
Montana, AZ; Montana Mines, 81.
ottawa university, 80; Kansas Yves
leyan, %.
Warrensburg Teachers. 81; Maryville
Teachers 49,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
RING ROuT POSTPONED

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The return
twelve-round bout between Tony
Canzoneri, former lightweight
champion. and Cleto Locatelli of
Europe, scheduled for tonigat at
Madison Square Garden, has been
postponed until next Friday night.
The Garden announced that Loca-
tell was i'll with influenza.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
PETROLLE GOES HOME
By United Proc

d. 7 UTTfu TFtas
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Billy
Petrolle, retired welterweight boxer,
intended returning to his home in
Duluth today. He was about $1,000
richer because of his boat Wednes-
day night in which he was badly
beaten by lightweight champion
Barney Ross of Chicago. Ross re-
ceived Ss,42I for his end of the bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)

Dan Abbott, while bowling in the
Little Flower League at the Della
ware alleys last night, smeared the
pins for a 299. The twelfth ball was
right in the one-three pocket, but
when the smoke cleared the No. 10
pin still was standing The Little
Flower League is sanctioned and
this will entitle Dan to a silver
medal His other games were 226
and 1913, for a total of 718.
The tough break that Abbott got
makes bowlers come back and shoot
again, so better luck next time, Dan.
In league play his Emerson Theater
team lost two games to the Moor
man Coal regardless Of his brilliant
scoring. Victor Pharmacy Gagged a
pair from Hashman's Meat Market
Tom Brown tried hard to get in
the hall of fame" but was just
one mark short. His games were
1879, 249 and 242 for a smashing
series of 500. In team play his C..
H. Wallerich five SWamped the
Point Service Shop for three games.
Inland Battery Service and the
Citizen Studebaker came through
for a three-timer over Raab Bros,
and Citizen Packard, while Auto
Equipment. Gibson Company and
Sinclair Refining came out with the
odd game over Eagle Machine, Cap
ital Ice and National Refining.
Other featured scoring was G. Smith
646, Howe 637, Heather 619, McFad-
den GA and Truitt GOT.
In the Printcraft League at the Pritchett
alleys the boys were hitting the NAPLES
In great style. Thomas Restaurant and
Commercial Printing were the only two
teams to make a clean sweep. The ROLES
Printing and the C. E Pauley teams won
a pair from Bingham Rollers and the In
dianapolis Star. Jack Hunt led individual
close second with 642. other 900 totals
were Calvin, $50; Ten Eyke 634 Monkey,
622; n Ward, 621; Carmin, 800 Kriner.
GIG; G. Krebs 6l5 and Fancher. GOA.
Powers and Sandide fought for honors in
the American Central Life Insurance
had 657 and Sandidge SAT. Odd Life and
Twenty-year Endowment took all three
from o. L: G. o. and Ten-Year Terms
and Joint Lifes won two.
Parker fred a leading total of 654 in
the Universal League at Pritchetts. His
total aided his Blue Point Service in cap
turing two-game win over Voilmer
Meats. The Raab Brothers Tailoring and
Manila Cafe scored a three to nothing
verdict over Gem Coal and Gulf Refining
as Budweiser Cafe, Barkeeepers Friend
and Dutch Master Cigar were good for
pair from Polk Mix. Bittrick Meats and
Berkie's Cafe. other 900 totals were:
Sutphin. 6l7; Brunot. 6O9; Clements and
Bisesi, sos; drummer, SOL and Pritchard.
500.
Society Brand and Gruen Watches drew
blank in the L. S. Ayres League at the
Pritchett alleys against Stein Bloch and
Banister while Grunaw, A. M. c. Shorts
and Estate Ranges took the odd game
from Buster Brown Hose, Maytag Wash
ers and Knox Hats. Argus was high
with 62i.
In the Fletcher Trust League at the
Central alleys the Irvington Branch and
the Main office were good for three games
over West, Michigan and Broad Ripple,
while South Side annexed the odd game
from West Street. J. Freihage was high
with SGT.
La Fendrichs and Cooks Goldblume
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
SIX-DAY LEADERS

81 IHiFtH FFtSS
BUFFALO, Jan. 26.-Start of the
fifth day in the siX-day bike grind
at 10 this morning saw the Iron
man" team of Reggie Mcnamara
and Tino Reboli leading the field by
one lap. The Jimmy Wslthour-
Tony Schaller combination held
second place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
PARK MEETS KIRKLIN

Park school basketball team will
entertain the Kirklin Yellowjackets
tonight. Coach Lou Reichel prob
ably will start Bill McMurtrie, Ward
Hackleman, Allen Carroll, Alex Car
roll and Bill Birthright.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
Independent Net Notes

The Beanblossoms and the kiidways
wound up IN a tie for the lead in the
Capitol City League and will battle in
P.sy-on Iot ne litls lst is Beah2lossoms
dav night 81 20 %. 10 gain the league
tie with the always Powers and Ellis
looked best for the BeanblOssOms and
Strickland starred for the Lincolns.
Lea ZIG .ranHLnr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
FOREIGN BOXER WINS

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Bep Van
Klaveren, l46, of Holland outpointed
Phil Rafferty,, las. in q ten-round
boxing match here last night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
Golden Gloves Entrants
Will Be Given Awards
Entries Close Next Tuesday: Eight Local Winners viii
Compete in MidWeStern Bouts in Chicago
Feb rs. IT and 28
Feb. rs, 27 and 28.

One tonight boxing
will
Legion Golden tournament.
Eight winners from the Indianapolis tourney will Chicago Feb
20 u % will
ponS sponsored by the Chicago Tribune
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26

Schedule was announced TODAY for hrst-
round games in the third annual Pennsy
gym amateur tournament. which will get
under Way Sunday afternoon. Indian
polls MidWays Will meet the Fletcher
Savings and Trust five az p. m. Flan-
ner A. Buchanan and New Palestine Red
Birds viii play az 2 SIS p. m, B. o.
Railway viii meet the Hilgemeisr Pack
and Woodside A. c. Will play at 4-o0.
The Indiana polls Flashes and the
Troian-Cuhs Of Lafayette split two games
Ia the Indiana Junior Conference play
here Wednesday night. the Flashes "A
quintet winning. % TO 10. and the b
team losing 81 20 81. Chuck Lloyd. mid
get forward OF the juniors shone for the
Flashes team. but a last quarter
drive sent the invaders we'll out in front
The "A team took an early lead which
never was lost.
The Hngemeier Packers turned in their
tWenfV-eighth and tWentE-nlnth straight
victories by defeating BellmOre ind
team in two loosely played games Tuesday
and Thursday nights The first game at
old Butler gym was won Al 20 n. and the
second. at BellmOre. - 10 Is.
O'Hara sans defeated the Never Chapel
Dixies. az 10 80, IL their twentieth VIC
tory Of the season The Sans Will play
the BridghtwOod Aces. a strong Negro
afternoon. The Sans are anxious TO sehed-
ule games away from home. and will give
return games Phone Mack az Cherry
1s23-W. or write. H. l. Hustedt. 1870
North Dearborn street.
Christamore League standings are;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-26
H. S. Basket Scores

North Vernon. 80; Rising Sun. "A.
Ossian. 81: Decatur Catholic. 18.
WHITE COUNTY TOURNEY
At Monticello
Monticello. 90 Monon, Is.
Round Grove, Is; Idaville, H.
TIPPECANOr ~ JOURNEY
At Lafayette.
Klondike, %; ROM. B.
Battle Ground, %: Wea 90
Stockwell. "a; West Lafayette B team