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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-25
FOur-Mile Grew
Classic Revived
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The
PoughkeepSie regatta, four mile
classic of college rowing, will be
staged again in all it's glory on the
Hudson, June 16, after a lapse of a
year.
Stewards of the intercollegiate
Rowing Association voted unani-
mously to revive the blue ribbon
event, which was discontinued in
1888 because of the depression.
In addition to the five member
and three outside crews which COM
peted in the past, two new crews
may be invited to participates: Mar
ietta of Ohio and Rutgers. Rowing
was recently revived at Rutgers.
The five member crews are Co.
lumbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, SYRIA
cuse and Navy Three outsiders
expected to enter are California,
Washington and Massachusetts
Tech. Wisconsin, a former partici-
pant, is not expected to compete.
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Irish Start
Over Again
Notre Dame CagerS Defeat
Chicago, 81 to rs, in
Home Gym.
By Times Special

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. %. -
Leo Grove and Marty Peters, scor-
ing 81 points between them, paced
Notre Danes basketball team to
a 81 to SO victory over Chicago be-
fore $500 persons in the Irish gym
last night
1t was the fourteenth consecutive
win for the Irish on their own
court. Their all-time victory record
of twenty-five games was snapped
in Pittsburgh Saturday night.
Bill HARLOW and Bill Lang kept
the Maroons in the running during
the first half, at the end Of which
the Irish led, II to IA. In the Sec
ond period Notre Dame broke loose
and spurted into a wide lead.
Big Ed (Moose) Krause, ALL
America Notre Dame center, had
an off night, plunking in only one
field goal and three free losses, but
Grove and Peters, the latter 6
foot 3 inch guard. made up for
the Irish leaders slump.
Summary:
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With many entries already re-
ceived. and several clubs having
signifled their intention Of placing
teams in the competition. a record
entry list was anticipated today in
the second annual Times-Legion
Golden Gloves amateur boxing
tournament
Only five more days remain IN
which amateur boxers in Indian
apoliS and Indiana may enter. The
list will close Tuesday. Jan. 30, &C
cOrding to Bred DeBOrde. member
of the Bruce Robson American Le-
gion post committee, who is in
charge Of entries.
The first round Of fights is sched-
uled for Friday night. Feb. >. Ring
side tickets for this show already
are on sale at Clark & Sons pharm-
acy in the ClaypOol. Ringside seats
cost 81; reserved seats sell for so
cents; and general admission tickets
are IS cents.
About half Of the amateur leath-
er-SwingerS who have entered the
Golden Gloves lists thus far are
noviceS. while the other half are
entered in the open division.
Open division winners will be
taken to Chicago to participate in
the Tournament Of Champions,
sponsored by the Chicago Tribune.
Feb. IS. 81 and IS. The other local
fights will be held Feb. 9 and 16 All
shows here are at the ArmOry.
Entries received thus far are:
Flyweight division. 10 pounds-Wayne
Pryor. NobleSvile. novice. unattached.
and johnny Lee. 400 Virginia avenue.
South Side Turner's open.
Bantamweight division. lis pounds
Ralph Gardner. 1885 Lockwood street,
novice. unattached. Bud Cotty. S00s Euclid
avenue. novice. unattached. David Cape
hart rs North Highland avenue. novice.
unattached. Dutch Allen. Jos Rochester
avenue. open. unattached. Hilbert Bean.
1929 East Washington street. open. unat-
tached. and Edward Fox. l7i4 South Della
ware street. novice. Colonial A c.
Featherweight division. l26 pounds
Carl Jones. li0s North Alabama street,
novice. unattached. Clay5orne Cooperider.
1871 Central avenue, novice. unattached;
Omer Lux Shelbyvile. Ind. novice. unat-
tached. II J. Bruce 1881 East Ohio street.
novice. unattached John Byrne. 4lOS
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5000 SEE L0NDOS IN
MAT WIN AT BOSTON
ByTimes Special

By Times Special
BOSTON. Jan. 25.--Jim Londos
and Joe Malcewicz, heavyweight
grapplers, engaged in a rough bout
at the Boston Garden last night and
the former won. Malcewicz lunged
cut Of the ring when he broke away
from a deadlock and lasted only
three minutes after climbing back
TO action. He was bleeding from the
mouth at the windup.
II was a one-fall match and Lon
dos won in forty-eight minutes. A
crowd of 5000 witnessed the show
and gate receipts were $4,000 1t
was Londos' first appearance in
Boston for more than two years.
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Entire McCahill Team Goes
Over 900 Mark on Alleys

appendix and Adenoids. Kemper was
high with 571.
Miles was in the pocket for a total OF
come through with grand slam over
Cream Buttermilk. while the Chocolate
Drinks was too much for the Cottage
Cheese team and as An result: ,,, won t tSo
games in the Mutual MIX League at Che
Fountain Square alleys.
Eagle Greek Nursery and the Fairfield
Florists edged through Tor triple wins
from Earring Theater and FIrehte products
in the North Side Business Mems League
that bowls at the Parkway alleys. Silver
Tavern and the Sovereign Realty took the
odd game from Prospects and Ritz Thea
ter Kroner. with 6l5. was high, while
Boesnecker and Switzer ran close second
with 500 and 592. Kroner opened with
a 256.
Joe Malarkey counted for a SAB in the
Inter Club loop at the Pritchett alleys to
take high scoring honors. Harrison had
6O6. In team play Exchange Unity scored
a three to nothing victory, Mercator being
the victims. All other results were de-
cided by the odd game route.
In the Real Silk Mixed League that
bowls at the Illinois alleys, contests were
decided by a two-to-one margin. Hinka
Doopers Slipped through the odd game
over Hot Shots, Doodlesockers and Three
Point-Two. Brienz and L. Rudbeck took
scoring honors with 566 and $50.
front in individual play in the Armour
League at the Indiana alleys. Clover
bloom suffered a three-game setback at
the hands of Star Bacon. while Star
Hams and Veribest nosed out the Simon
Pure and Melrose Hams for the odd game.
The window Trimmers gave the Down
stairs a three-game trimming While the
Fifth Floor stepped for two over Third
Floor as the Washers made a cleaning
for pair over Fourth Floor. at the 1lli-
nois alleys. Heidi was high with $50.
In the Ell Lilly League at the ,Pritchett
alleys Mccain posted a SGT TO- LEAD TINS
league. In team play Biologicals, Tablets
and OintmentS pounded out triple VIC
tory over Capsules, DentalS and Syrups
as Extracts and Pills were counting for
two.
At the Indiana alleys the Peoples Motor
Coach and the indianapolis Railways
League were in a slump. The Macks
grabbed off three from Live Wires while
the Liberals, Trackless Trolleys and .Whiz
Bangs rode the rails for a double defeat
over Bulldogs. Grease Balls and Tigers.
Holdpritb counted SAB for high
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Fargo Express Through,
Manager Hurley Admits
Lightweight Champion Earns Chance at Weter Crown
With Decisive Victory in Bronx Last Night;
Barney Shows Great Promise.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Sports Writer

NEW YORK Jan 25Up that the big
away the
promoter lay game
Thousands turned from the coliseum where Billy Peoe
the battle
Barney Ross the lightweight champion. It close
important take
Square morbid
way up where
with
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DO THEY RIDE MULES?

bU CWIFtU tTt66
COLUMBIA, Mo, Jan. 25.-A
twelve-game schedule for the Uni
versity Of Missouri polo team was
approved last night by the university
committee on intercollegiate ath-
letics, included:
April 12-14: Illinois, at Columbia
April 1928, Ohio State at Columbia
May 1912, Iowa State at Ames, Ia.
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Locals Enter
National Meet
BIZ UHifedPrcs

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. Members Of
the Chicago table tennis team, de-
feated a few years ago when they
ventured into the New York Metro
poliran tournament, are planning a
bit of strategy for the first national
tournament here Feb. 3 and T.
A bright local boy has invented
what is known as a finger spin
serve which is almost guaranteed
to restrict the game to one side of
the table. Teams from New York,
St. Louis, Detroit. Cleveland. IN
dianapolis and Dayton have entered
the tournament.
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WILKINSON IS VICTOR

BIZ Times Special
MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 25.-BiIl VIII
kinSOn Of Indianapolis was among
the first-rOund winners yesterday in
the annual Nliami-Biltmore golf in
vitatiOnal golf tourney. He de-
feated E. c. Jameson, Washington,
3 and 1.
Wilkinson was cO-medaliSt with
Curtis Bryan, Miami. in the qualify
ing round Bryan eliminated Paul
LevitOn, New York, I and 2, yester-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-25
Bandits Rob Gas Station

Two Negro bandits held up David
Elmore, 5317 West Washington
street, operator of filling station
at that address, last night. taking
$3.50 from the cash register. Dep
uty Sheriffs investigated.
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Turned out Of the Garden-the
house that Tex built-by an admin
istratiOn that seems more stupid
than sympathetic, the fight game
trudged its way back 10 the ghostly
neighb0rhOOd Of its most spectacU-
lar sponsor and found a bOisterouS,
friendly welcome
1900 Watch Battle
a crowd Of twelve thousand paid
S32,212 70 see the bouts in a cavern
Gus. smoky. poorly ventilated hail
that once decorated the ill-starred
sesqui-centennial exposition in Phil
adelphia Both the crowd and the
revenue would have been doubled
had he bouts been held in the
Garden-Where fighting, the public
is told. is merely a ~filler-in."
1t was not a typical fight crowd,
as fight crowds are measured in
midtown only a scattering Of the
regulars were to be seen. There
were rumors that most Of the
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BY PAUL STRIEBECK
(Pinch-Hitting for Lefty Lee)

The rail birds were given plenty
of action in the indianapolis League
at the Pritchett drives last night.
Mc-Lis- McCahill and the MauSner
Beer team staged a series that will
be hard to duplicate.
The McCahill boys had all five
men over 600, while the Beer five
landed four Mic-LiS-McCahill had
Abbot with 683, Stitch GAL, Mounts
GIT, Hardin GIG and Fulton Gil for
team total of 3,168, which in
cluded a 1,155, while the MauSner
Beer team had Argus 664, Glubka
SAT. Schott 612 and Bruder COS for a
count of 1910, which included
lib game. The Mc-Lis-McCahill
took two from Mausner Beer.
Johnny Fehr, with games Of 212,
278 and ZIG, for total of 706, led
the individual scoring for the league.
This was Fehr's sixth TOO total in
league play. Don Johnson, a team
mate, produced a 686 score, but the
BarbasolS were only able to win one
game from the SchlitZ Beer team.
The Schlitz Beers had Blue with
672 and Meyers with $40. The Beer
bows had a team total Of 1882, while
the Shaving Cream squad was good
for 3,018
Jones' Maley was led by Jess
Pritchett Sr. with 697 and E. STRIFE
beck with 632. Heiss had 631 and
Pritchett Jr. GOT. They Swamped
the Silver Edge Beer for three
games. Jones' Maley came forth
with a 1,129 game that aided in
their 3,096 team total Matthews
was high with 600 fiat for the Beer
team.
The Antler Alley five found the
Coca-Cola team tough and as a re-
suit dropped all three, while the
Falls City Beer, Gregory & Appel
and Selmier Towel we're able to
annex two games. Other 600 totals
we're R. Miller 673, Hunt CAB, B..
johnson 632, o. Jones 626, Wiesman
GA, G. Liebtaag and Quill COG,
Thomas COS and Wimberly COL.
| In the Uptown Recreation League at the
! Uptown alleys we found that the Seven
Up team produced some fancy scoring
| with games of lib, l O60 and 965, for a
total Of 1913 good for two games. The
Bader Coffee team. their rivals, were able
/ to tie the low game and come through IN
the rollof to keep from getting White
washed. Harper Bros: BANKED the Gold
smith Sales while the Dr.. Peppers and the
Coca Cola took the odd game from Hoosier
Pete and Scherer Electric; The 500 sets
6S8: Lang. 639; Kimmel, 623; Goodhue,
617: Medhn, GIG; Hickman, sos, and
Stemm. SOB.
Kennedy. with GOT, took all honors in
the Ipalco League at the Illinois drives
This count aided his Fifth Floor team to
grab of three games from the Morris Street
five Harding Street and Fourth Floor
resulted in. a three,-game defeat oyer Line
Department and Mil Street No. 2. while
Third Floor came through with a count
of two over Mill Street No. l.
The Tonsils was the only team to pro-
duce a count OF three over the Fundus
team in the Medical League at the Cen
trail alleys Tibias. Rading and Medulla
administered a two-game defeat to Retina,
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Totals ..16 5 g. Totals ..12 6
Referee-Warren (Chicago). Umpire
E. Kearns (DePauD.
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Death Notices

FENDLEY, FLORA-Beloved wife of Albert
Fendley mother of Henrietta and Don
aid Fendlev and sister of Mrs. Elizabeth
jenkins. Mrs. Bertha Kappas and Harry
w and Carl H. Henschen, passed away
Wednesday morning. Jan. "a. age 43
years Funeral services will be held at
the VALID FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at
18th St. Friday afternoon Jan. IS, at
O'Clock Burial Crown Hill cemetery
Friends invited -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
5 Personals

HOME-Aged> convalescents, spec. diets:
Battle Crk. treat, 1883 N Mer. HA-O474.
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IAHONEY, NELLIE C.-Beloved wife Of
Michael M Mahoney. mother of Mrs;
Joseph M Beck. died at the home, 2l29
N. Meridian st. Friends may call after
urday $50. at the home: 9 a. m. SIS.
Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY
SERVICE
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SIMMONS. VIRGIL V.-Age 90 years. be-
loved son OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank B.
Simmons. passed away at the residence
in Mars Hill Wednesday. Funeral at
the SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL,
946 N Illinois St. Saturday. 100 D. m.
Friends invited Burial Anderson Gene
terry. Friends may call at the CHAPEL
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HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male

RAWLEIGH MEN MAKE GOOD MONEY.
We need one to supply everyday house
hold necessities to 300 family users in
cities of Indianapolis. MartinsVille. Edin-
burg and south Shelby county. Ambitious
up. We furnish everything but the car.
Write Immediately. RAWLEIGH CO.,
Dent o. Freannrf Ill
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REYNOLDS. CLAUDE D.-Brother of Mrs
Julia D. Nelson. Miss Elizabeth Reynolds.
Mrs. Herman Habich and Mrs. E. A:
Ramsey and Otto J. Reynolds. passed
away at Culver. Ind, Monday. Services
at THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY Thursday, 80 p. m Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill. tTerre Haute
Gndl and Cleveland (OD papers please
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In the Ell Lilly League at the Pritchett
alleys Mccain posted SGT to lead this
league In team play Biologicals,. Tablets
and Ointments pounded out triple VIC
tory over Capsules, DentalS and Syrups
as Extracts and Pills were counting for
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The window Trimmers gave the Down
stairs a three-game trimming while the
Fifth Floor stepped for two over. Third
Floor as the Washers made a cleaning
for a pair over Fourth Floor, at the ILL
nois alleys Heidi was high with 558.
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o M4s M41 q geaTs data
Roy. James Alfred and H P. Taggart.
passed away in Champaign, Illinois,
Tuesday evening. Services at the FLAN-
2:30 p. m Friends invited Burial Crown
Hill cemetery in charge of the Mystic
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MTrEHLBACHER. ELIZABETH NJ. nee

KEAM, THOMAS E.-Passed away at inc
residence $40 East Drive, woodruff
Place, Tuesday morning. Uncle OF Mrs.
Ed Meyer and George w. Forbes of In
dianapolis. and Mrs. Helen wilkins of
Sulpher Springs, Texas. Services from
the residence Friday. 1870 p m. Friends
invited. Friends may call at the FLAN-
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY until
I1rid do inn
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Joe Malarkey counted for SAB in the
Inter Club loop at the Pritchett alleys to
take high scoring honors. Harrison had
6O6 In team play Exchange. Unity scored
the victims All other results were de-
cided by the odd game route.
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Appendix and Adenoids. Kemper wa
high with ST..
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PARK, 3841-6-room strictly modern dou-
Bile; garage: rent reduced. DR-343l
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in
Final Match

By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 27-CurtiS
Bryan Jr., Miami, and Bill Will
kinson, Indianapolis, co-medalists,
were opposed today in the thirty
s'x-hole fina lof the Miami-Bilt-
more amateur invitation golf tour
nament.
They won their quarter-fin and
semi-final matches yesterday. Bryan
beat H. F. Bowbeer, Chicago, l up,
in the semi-finalS and T. E. Price,
Miami, and 2, in the quarter
finals.
Wilkinson eliminated S. G. An
derson, Chicago, 8 and /, after
downing Celest Duran, Garden City,
N. j., and 2.
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Fights Last Night

AT HOLLYwOOD-Ar Lasky, 1911, Min
neapolis, kayoed Billy Donohue,. ITS, New
York 80; Hoyt Jones, 1872, Burbank. Cal,
knocked out Johnny Hines 1872, San Pedro
(6); Kenny Lasalle, lao, Santa Monica,
beat Lloyd Smith, las. Los Angeles "a.
AT KANSAS CITY-Laddie Toneilli,
Marseilles, Ill, welterweight. outpointed
Johnny Owens. Kansas City Q0l; Geno
Salvatore, Streaton. Ill. kayoed Vic Ash
lock. 1877, st. Joseph. Mo. 49,; Paul
Estrada. Kansas City lightweight. knocked
out Tiger TraSk. st. oseph 49,; Jack Slat-
terry. 1876. Kansas City. and Lester Hol-
zaphe. 1876, Emporia, Kan. no contest.
AT SACRAMENTO. Cal.-Henry Arm
strong. Los Angeles featherweight, de-
cisioned Baby Manuel. San Francisco (l0).
AT WILWAUKEE-Frank nike Battaglia,
$50, Winnipeg. knocked out Sammy
Slaughter 1862, Terre Haute. Ind. (9l: Paul
Pirrone. 100, San Francisco. defeated TAFT
Littman, l65, Milwaukee (5).
AT EAU CLAIRE. Wis.-Iowa Joe River
son. 140 Cedar Rapids Ia, knocked out
Danny Neenan. 140, Chicago ~.
AT CHICAGO-Young oe Walker. Chi
cago. defeated Jackie Purvis, Indianapolis
(Sl. welterweights; Al Schiarato, Chicago,
defeated Bill Reardon, Chicago (5). mid
dleweightS.
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Deaths

Catherine E Walsh. 81. 25s North Rural.
chronic myocarditis.
James Christian Nichols, 81. 245 North
Lansing, chronic myocarditis.
Hattie Hale. IS. 554 Roach. chronic
Alfred b. stelting. Is 1921 Wilcox. in
fluenZa.
Cecil Era Kinnick, a. 1898 North
Meridian. toxic goiter.
Frank Elxman. "a, city hospital vascu-
lar renal disease.
Mary E. Thrash. "a. 2s47 North Rural.
Ella Clay SO. s2s North Capitol. chronic
James NJ Walsh, 70. 1901 spann. cere-
bral hemorrhage.
Elizabeth NJ. Muehlbacher. "a. 811 Wal
lace, hypostatic pneumonia.
William A. McVey, 81, city hospital,
chronic nephritiS.
Babajan' Soiolnan. 80. Methodist hos
pital, lobar pneumonia
Viola Murphy, Sc, Deaconess hospital,
hypostatic pneumonia.
Sophia Brier, 54, 1859 South State,
william william schofeld, rs, 5752 East Wash
ington, hypostatic pneumonia.
Wellemina Bucksot, 90. 53S Tecumseh
broncho pneumonia.
William Paul Hentschel. 54. s4s9 College
carcinoma.
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College Basketball

STATE COLLEGES
=. Central Normal. 4s: Eastern Illinois
Normal. 81.
Earlham, So; N. c. A. @. U, Is.
Western State Teachers. 80: Manchester,
Anderson, ~: Kokomo. %
OTHER COLLEGES
Michigan; 81: Ohio state. 20.
Oshkosk Teachers, 80; Whitewater. %.
Hamline. %; GustavuS Adolphus. 10
=, Armour Tech. IS: Michigan State
illinois State Normal. II; st. viator's.
Kearney Teachers %; Nebraska wes-
leyan. 10.
Maryland, 43; Virginia. 20.
Geneva. So; Carnegie Tech. II.
Marshall. Il: Davis-Elkins. So.
Michigan State. 81 Central State Teach
erS. II
Western State, As; Colorado Mines. %.
COLORADO Aggies, q; Colorado Teach
Utah Aggies. 81: Montana sttae. 20.
Brigham Young. Il: Utah. 81.
Bethany. IS; Ottawa. 80.
Oklahoma, 30: Kansas State. 20.
North Carolina. Al; v. P. l.. II.
.coe. %; Cornell (Iowa). %.
Augustana. So Bradley. SO.
Oregon State. IS; Washington State. %.
Washington. So Oregon. Is.
California. 46: q. c. L. o., 81.
North Dakota State. 4s; South Dakota.
Southern California. 50: stanford. a.
San Jose, IS; Nevada. IS.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

George Campbell Jr.. "a. Of 1915 North
Capitol avenue. truck driver, and Mar.
gurite McCabe. 10. Of 1915 North Capitol
George Thomas. 10. of ss7 West Twenty
ninth street. houseman, and Allie Stoner.
%, Of 4oi West Twenty-frst street. house
keeper.
William H. Coleman. 50. Of ess Indiana
avenue. cleaner. and Stella Easton, -,
Boulevard place and Twenty-hrst street
maid.
James L. Madden, q. Of 1883 Medford
avenue, painter, and Frances Willard. 20,
Of 1905 North Haugh street, housekeeper,
Elois Dodd. %, r. r. T. Box II. truck
driver. and Thelms Munden; 10. Of 2o2
North Jefferson avenue, housekeeper.
James Butler Jr.. 29 OF 500 North Doug
lass street. CLERK. and Helen Flowers. Is,
OF 5O4 North Douglass street, maid.
Frank Beard, Al, of 3i5 Indiana avenue,
cleaner. and Helen Hanna. 80. Of 213 West
North street. cook.
Arthur T. Jefferson. 40. Of 2l3s Column
bla avenue. laborer, and Florence Black
well. 80. of 2038 Hovey street. house
keeper.
William j. Howard, Il. of T25iz North
East street, laborer. and Elizabeth Brit
ten.s a. 725 North East street, waitress.
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IRISH LOSE TO BLUE DEVILS
Blue Hosts
to Wabash
Game Here Heads Hard
wood Program in State
Tonight.

Six Hoosier college basketball
teams will play return games to-
night. While Butler and the strong
Wabash quintet clash for the first
time this season.
The wabash Butler encounter Will
be played in the Bulldogs f1eldhouse
here. Wabash has won five games
in seven starts, and Butler has won
seven and lost three.
Western State of Kalamazoo,
Mich, will meet Ball State at
Muncie after downing Manchester
last night, 80 to "a. Ball State was
decisively defeated on Western
States floor earlier in the season.
Ball States freshman team will
entertain Taylor university in a
preliminary to the other game at
Muncie. Taylor has won five games
in six starts.
Eastern Illinois Normal, on two
game Indiana invasion, meets Han
over in an attempt to atone for an
earlier defeat. Eastern Illinois be-
came Central Normal's eight victim
of the season last night, 43 to "a.
Evansville college, upset earlier in
the week by Southern Illinois
Teachers, will try tonight to win its
eighth victory in ten starts. The
Aces are to entertain Franklin.
Two FIT. Wayne teams will see ac-
ton tonight, Concordia entertaining
Manchester, and Indiana Tech going
to Huntington college for a game
Manchester was the winner in an
encounter with Concordia a few
weeks ago.
Earlham college won its sixth VIC
tory of the season last night, down.
ing N. G. A. G. u, SO to Is. Earl
ham has been defeated only twice
! in two years.
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FREMONT N. 535-4-room modern double.
garage, Sl8; water paid DR-o630.
VERMONT, z; upper floor. rooms.
bath. water paid, garage. elevator in