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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-26

mooney -444tilel- M ara 70 90 -Vpu
A risht-handed Indiana Central COLLEGE
pitcher with a record Of nNe WINS ana
one loss during the college season. wishes
team Write 10 Z ". Paterson. 1909
Barth-sv. Indianapolis
Hoosier A c Negro club bowed TO
FcrfrIllc 10 8. a. s wish 20 book a road
tilt for july q Write % Raw Hlgnbaugh.
c62s North Oxford-st. Indianapolis. Avon
notice
schiT-s GroceEy nine won a forfeit vic
N Center Circle League scheduled tilt.
The Charles NJ Young Post o. the Amerl-
can Legion on Riverside No. 4 tomorrow
afternoon az =. Hilton players report by
Monte Carlos fas, Negro club. will
travel 20 Goldsmith Sunday. Monte Car
los Vlsh 70 booS games for July ? and
If Write ~ Monte Carlo Sports Club.
sf9 Indlans-av. Indianapolis.
Row Steele Red sox viii oppose the
Chase Cubs ~ Losansport SUNDAY. A
fast state team IS wanted for double.
deadcr july : Write % Bob Elliott, lfis
46-h-st Indianapolis. or caA HUM
6oidt 1919 before a. m
Cord Piston Rings are without a game
for next SUNDAY. Fast state mines write
70 AT Paush. SO Massae huss,ts-av. IN
oianapoliS. o. phone Lincoln t-Vl-
Hope Merchants are ready 10 sohed-
uic afternoon games on dates after July
90. strong state ~iuss write TO Lloyd
shepherd, Hope, Ind
f Leon Tailoring club shut out American
valve and Enanie.ins team. 70 o, IN
Hill valve team broke a A deadlock
ir the ninth inning 70 cop the first tilt.
S 70 :. Leon Tailors are without game
FOR this sunday and have July and
August dates open Write 70 z. E Ends
lev. 753 y Capitoi-av. Indianapolis or
phone Lincoln 652i.
Pia.nfeld Commercials broke even sun
day defeating Youne G @. P.S. 70 3.
and l0SirE 20 Inland Containers. ) 20 O..
Next SUNDAY Commercials will entertain
Indianapolis Ramb.ers ar 3 n. m. Manager
% fhc Ramb.ers please conhrm through
this column
BsrrcrSvfle HooSier Toma toes edged out
the South SIDE MERCHANTS. 20 s. game
IS wanted Tor SUNDAY Write 70 Thoma as
Baker. BargersFile. IND
American Settlement Playground has
oTsar5sS 'eSs saq 2ssIeS c ESe cs
Riley 1872 and ask sor Biz
Hoozie- Cubs fast NeEro SQUAD plaving
in The t5-t6-year-old class. noseo out En-
ricSs Furniture team. II 20 10. The VIM
ni-E battery vas Cailovav- Hsrman and
Warner Fcr eaUcs- VIE 70 Lan!el Ma
son. los5 S Capital-av. Indianapolis
American Value and E-ameinE club os-
yfrrS rames for SUNDAY and July q Call
Belmont 1-2i. or Wrifs 20 Dutch Hazelwooo.
sos W -eu-h-st. Indianapolis
waits Terminal PLAYERS backed I'D wallv
Cr1rr--s rhrae-hir ri-ChirC 20 trounce the
Sheihvvlue Merchants. l. 10 4. Block
never and Reed paced IRE winners az ~
a
I-ctans AZ Mohawk next sunday. Term
fnalS have dstes omen II July and August
Trdianapclss. or call Lincoln 1866 after
O. n
INDIANAPOLIS Turner's outciassed BEDFORD
Srrre Cutters 90 g. Turner's viii travel
70 Erlrhtstour this SUNDAY src VIII nlav
a trub,e-1ea1cr az Greerleln 1ulN ! bat-
rcrtes SUNDAY vii &c Goodwin ana BroNn
for Kr.-hrStoVn and DAVIS ana Cox Tor
the Turner's.
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SCHEDULE TOMORROW

Miss Dunn. Highland. VS.. Mrs
Davis, Highland; a. m.
Miss Randall, Pleasant Run, VS..
Mrs. Parks, Meridian Hills; sos
a. m.
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CLOUDBURST KILLS ONE
Creek, Swollen to Raging Torrent,
sweeps Through Town.

IRONTON, Mo. June 26.-One
man was believed drowned and a
score of families were driven from
their homes when Knob Greek, swol-
len by a cloudburSt, ragged through
the north section of town today.
A dozen buildings were swept
away One family of five escaped
almost certain death by climbing
into a large oak tree while their
home was washed away.
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THERE viii be a field OF we'll
II known drivers competing out
az Butler Bowl tonight when the
midget race cars-the leaping doc
de bugs-face the starter in a
heavy program. Wally Mitchell Will
be in the lineup with his high
powered Elto. His car is sponsored
Dv John r. Railton. prominent Chi
cago cIubman and nationally known
ln the wholesale grocery field.
Time trials will start al 7 p. m.
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Veteran Pulls Through

Yesterday Mrs. McClamrock, who
is known as "Auntie." being just
that to Miss Mary Gorhan, came
through with a pup victory over
Mrs. Harrison Bennett of Highland
The veteran was up at the turn,
with a burst of splendid golf the
outstanding bit being a tee shot to
within four feet of the eighth pin,
and she sank it for a deuce and
birdie.
After halving the next two holes,
the veteran dropped three straight
holes with a score of 1876 and the
match was all even. She won the
next but was unable to increase the
lead until she won the eighteenth
hole.
The four winners of today's
matches will advance into the semi
finals and play at $50 tomorrow
with the winners meeting for the
title on Friday morning at $50
First day losers yesterday came
back today for consolation flights
and there we're no Examinations from
the tournament until today. Regu-
lar flights and consolation flights
each had four players in them today
and the winners of the two matches
in each will battle in the finals to-
morrow.
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Hstic Bill Is Completed
for Sports Arena ShOW
Five Bouts Will Be Staged at Arena TomOrr~W Night;
Woods and Baqnatto in Feature.

Topped the boxing card of the Hercules
completed and tive bouts Will DC staged at Sports Arena on
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Cotton Fires
Miracle Golf
at Muirfield
Brussels Ace BlaZeS Out SO
for Course Record in
British Open.

EUIRFIELD. Scotland June 2s-
H. 5ul-l rs Glendale Cal scored
E4 I rlc arE round q the Brit
ST. opcr Cc.t up.1DshiD today
emo rraIled Tho leader Henry Cot
tCl NJ Belgium. bv ono stroke.
smith Who sprcac-ca-iod the
fec r.-l a record - on tho Gul-
Jane course during -lc qualifying
r1all.. Eas cgt .u par IS today and
Game home ul,l a b-.sterng 80 10
mas. ono Ci JAS greatest BIDS for
MAJOR title
Joe K.rsv00t Chicago. withdrew
from The mpor lip after play
ing trr sixteenth hole ktrkw00d
ve- o. r-0G a. 0ut NJ The tourney
atter playing zinc FIRST nine holes
H. f7.
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British Golf Results

MUIRFIELD. Scotland. June IS.
Scores oi The early finishers to-
dsv in the first round OF the Brit
lsh open golf title tourney follow
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NV Cafe softball team of Shelbyville, un-
defeated in five starts, wishes to book night
teams Communicate with Charles Close,
1922 S. HarriSon-av, Shelbyville, Ind.
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SOFTBALL GOSSIP

Schedule of games today in the Em-Roe
Wednesday Softbau League Spades. vs..
Fathers Club at Spades No l. Zion A. A.
VS.. Elite A. c. at Willard No 2; lockwood
VS.. P H. c. at Rhodus No. 2.
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and the races at $50. The track
was in great shape today following
practice spins on 1t by several cars
yesterday. There will be lively COM
petition. Some Of the name" pilots
entered, in addition 10 Mitchell, are
Jimmy Snyder, Louie Schneider
Frank Brisko, Tudy Marchese, Mar
shall Lewis. Tony Willmon and
others. The Vonnegut Hardware
Co. is offering special prizes in the
Butler Sweepstakes for the next
three weeks.
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sTIGALL. EDD-Beloved husband of Leila
father Of Earl and Morris. passed away
at his home. R R. |, Candy Wednes-
day. June IS Friends may cali at the
home from D. m. Thursday until
a m Friday. Body will be taken 70
Crab Orchard. Ky. FRIDAY for services
and burial W. T. BLASENGYA SERV-
ICE
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
FIRST Game; 10 Innings
Chicago ........... 600 600 oil % Z l
New York ...---- 600 600 OO2 l. 10 l
French. warneke and ODea; Castleman
and Msncuso.
Second Came
Chicago ............ lOi 100 1910 II 2
New York ......-... 002 l02 600 Is l
Carleton Kowalik Bryant and Hartnett
ODea. Hubbell. Stout Smith, Gabler,
Fitzsimmons and banning.
Cincinnati ......... 600 100 0O0-1 4
Philadelphia ....-.-. O2O o2l 4lx-lO IA 2
Freitas. Frey. Hollingsworth and Lom-
bardi, Syl Johnson and Wilson.
Pittsburgh .......... 900 100 100 /
Boston --..-.---..-- 3O5 OlO OOX- IS
Birkofer Hoyt and Grace; MacFayden
and Hogan.
ST Louis ........... POI Dol o2o-e 0
BROOKLYN ........... 003 0i0 600 7 2
P Dean and Delaney; Mungo and Lo-
PEI.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington ........ cog 040 600 u
Detroit .-......-.... O0i o10 020- II 0
Petit. Russell and Bolton Rowe. Auker,
Hossett and Bolton.
New York .......... 800 0ol 600 u /
Cleveland ........... 100 900 202-
Allen. Malone and Dickey; Harder and
Phillips.
Boston at Chicago; played on former
Philadelphia at St. Louis played on for
mer date.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday
ANTTRTCAN AESnCV

Louisville ........... 3li 30l 600 10 2
Minneapolis ........ 203 OBJ Olx-l0 10 6
Seweu. Nekola. McKain and Thompson;
Galehouse. Ryan and Hargraye.
I'll Innings; Called by Agreement
Toledo ........... 900 500 DOL o. Is 4
Kansas City .... $50 100 900 90 Is ?
Lawson. Dojack and Susce; Parker,
Moore. P. Page and Warren.
Columbus ........... 003 600 10 2
Milwaukee .......... 900 O0l 005- 6 Is
Cooper Winford. Thinning and Ogrodow-
ski, Larkin, PrcssneI and Rensa.
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r-siana-oIis Turner's outcisssed Bedford
Stone Cutters. s 90 &. Turner's VIII travel
70 Erlrh-stouu this SUNDAY and VIII nlaT
a 6-ubIs-hesder az Greenfield july : Bat
fertes SUNDAY viii &c Goodwin and Brown
FOR Ku.-hrs-oVn and DAVIS ana Cox for
the Turner's
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standings
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
IFAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Today

GameS Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee.
Toledo At Minneap polls
Columbus az St. Paul
Louisville al Kansas CITY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit AZ Chicago.
Only game scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at Boston 20.
Cincinnati AZ Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
81. Louis at BROOKLYN.
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WENDELL JOSEPH A.-Age "A, beloved
father Of Florence NJ. webb. grandfather
Of willard and Mary Webb passed
away Wednesday, June Is. Funeral Fri
dence. 1902 Koehne-st. Burial Lawrence
burg Ind. Sunday, June 30. 10 a. m.
at the Greendale Cemetery. Friends in
vited. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
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waits Terminal PLAYERS backed I'D Wsllv
Cf,rrr-s rhree-1ir ri-chirc 20 trounce the
Sfrfhvv1Ue Merchants l. 10 4. Block
never ard Reed paced ERE winners az ths
ula-e Terminals VIII tackle Mohawk
r-ctans AZ Mohawk next SUNDAY. Term
insfS have dstes omen N July and August.
Vrt-e ~ Ralph Adams 1916 Bracbury-av.
Indianapolis. O. call Lincoln 1866 after
2. n
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Baseball
Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi-PrO News and NoIes.

one Of the two games scheduled in the
H1osicr League last week was postponed
because Of rain The other game resulted
Z. ,,.- S ,,l'.lisy, y,-3-5 ~ T~ids,
the Hoosicr A. c. and Kiefer-Stcwart
teams Wiii play on diamond No. l and
Mooney Nfueiler-War viii meet Koethe-
Wells Co & Bauer on diamond NO at
RIVERSIDE Park. The league standings
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SMITH, CLARA Mage 48. beloved VIE
Of Harry o. Smith. mother Of willard ?:
Smith Of East Alton. Ill. daughter Of
Louis NJ Moore sister of Mrs Ametta
Shoobridge. Frank V. Moore and VIII
liam Moore Of indiana polls. Friends may
call al the home. 500 n Gray-st. after
o m. Tuesday Funeral services al the
First Reformed Church Oakland and
lOth-sts. Thursday. 2 D. n. Burial
washington Park Friends invited.
KINCAID SERVICE
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Miss Dunn Is
First Tourney
Semi FinaliSt
Champion Advances With
9-and-8 Win Over Mrs.
|. 6. Kahn.
BY DICK MILLER


umph over her quarter-hnals rival,
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Highland star
seeking her tenth consecutive title
over her home course, today was
first to reach the SEMI final round
Of the city women's golf tourna-
ment.
Mrs. I. G. Kahn of Broadmoor,
her opponent. was unable to win q
single hole of the 10 played, her
best effort being a halved hole on
No. 5, where the champion went
over par with 6.
Sinks Six Foot Putt
Miss Dunn was out in women's
par 80, and her brilliant birdie 4
on the tenth green, where she sank
a six-foot putt, decided the match.
Miss Dunn showed off to a fast
start by banging OUT birdie on
the first hole. She coasted along at
even par to the fifth, where her ap-
proach skinned past the green and
she took a six. She was one over
again on the six, but a pair of parS
on the next two greens and a birdie
4 on the ninth returned her to nor
nal par for the out nine. She was
on the green on the 400-yard ninth
in 2. Mrs. Kahn toured the out
nine in 40.
Mrs. Ben T. Parks Jr. of Meridian
Hills grabbed an early lead over the
veteran Mrs. A. A. McClamroch and
was 3-up at the turn with a card
of As.
Birdie Three Tailed
Mrs. Parks brought the match to
a close by following up birdie four
on the fourteenth hole with bril-
liant birdie three on the fifteenth,
gaining a five and three verdict.
Mrs. Freeman P. Davis of High
land forged into the semi-final
round by turning back her club
mate, Mrs. G. A. Jaqua, 7 and 5.
Mrs. Davis had Al at the turn and
clinched her victory with a birdie
four on the thirteenth green.
Miss Harriet Randall remained
in the running, defeating Miss Doro-
tina Ellis in a match which also was
decided on the thirteenth green
where Miss Randall dropped IN al
eight-foot putt for a birdie four
Miss Randall was out in 43.
Miss Randall Stars
Mrs. Davis dropped a youngster
from the title race yesterday when
she defeated Miss Caroline Warm
of Pleasant Run, 3 and l, while
Mrs. Jaqua was pushed to the limit
to down another Highlander, Miss
Josephine O'Brien, in a match that
went to the final eighteen green,
and, strange as it may seem, Mrs.
Jaqua won with a seven on the
final hole, Miss O'Brien taking an
eight.
The best golf of the day yester-
day was that fired by the East Side
youngster, Miss Harriet Randall of
Pleasant Run, who went out in Al,
tNO OFCl WOllCA > pa W W OLA uP
at the turn on Mrs. George Stewart
also of Pleasant Run. The match
ended on the eleventh green,
and 7.
Mrs. Ben T. Sparks Jr. of Merid-
ian Hills came through her first
round skirmish with colors flying
dropping Miss Helen Mattice OF
Highland by the count of 7 and 6
Mrs. Park was a bit off her game at
the outset with a start Of 6-6-6, but
she steadied and reached the turn
in Al, with Sup lead.
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IYNCH WIIIIAM n-Entered In

LYNCH, WILLIAM D.-Entered into rest
Monday. 1855 p: m, age so years, be
loved husband Of Minnie Lynch. father
Of Josephine Edwards, Ruth Christo-
pher and William Jr. Funeral Thurs
GAY o BARR 55so W MOORE FUNERAL
Friends invited Burial Clown Hill
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American value and EuamelinE club de-
sfres rames for SUNDAY and July 4. Call
Belmont 1-2f or Wrife 70 Dutch Hazslwooc.
ss1s " Teu-h-st. Indianapolis
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=, -re f5-ts-vear-oId class. nosed out En-
r.rSs Furniture team. II 70 10. The VIM
ut-r battery vas Galloway. Hartman and
warner Fcr games. Wr.ts 70 Daniel Ma
son. iOs5 S Cspitai-sv INDIANAPOLIS.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
Death Notices

/ Death Notices
BEAM. MRS. CLARA-Mother of Nelson
S. william and John H. Beam, passed
away Wednesday a. n, at her home.
2033 N Capitol. Friends may call at the
residence Wednesday evening. Services
and nterment at the old home Long
Valley. N. J. MONTGOMERY SERv-
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ORGANIZED team and desires A game for
this Week in che t4-i6-vear-old class. Call
Riiev 1872 arc ask i0r Bl-
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Pla.nfeld Commercials broke even sun
day defeating Y0une G. O. FS. 10 3.
and los.nE 10 Inland Containers. ; 20 Q.
Next SUNDAY Commercials viii entertain
IndiauauoliS Rambiers Ar p. m Manager
% The Rambiers please condrm through
rrts column.
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MURPHY ELIZABETH ELLEN-Age

months infant daughter Of Michael and
Margaret Murphy. sister Of Michael, Jr.,
died June "a. Funeral from the resi-
dence. 236 n. fremont Thursday. $50
a. m: St. Anthony's church at 10 a. m.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in
vited. SPEAKS 81 FINN FUNERAL
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At Big League
Spring Camps


NEW YORK, March 16.-Three
rockies and seven players who ap-
peared against the Cardinals in the
last world series we're in the Tigers
lineup for their exhibition game
with the Philadelphia Nationals to-
day.
White and Goslin, outfielders;
Gehringer, Greenberg and Rogell,
infelders; Hayworth, catcher, and
Crowder, pitcher, we're the veterans.
Morgan, outfelder; Howell, infeld-
er, and Halter, pitcher, were the
newcomers.
BILOXI. Miss-Outfelder John
Stone today boosted {. the out
standing batting performance Of the
spring season by Washington Sen
ator in practice or otherwise.
Although the Albany club beat
the Senators in an exhibition game
yesterday, 1914, Stone hit a brace
Of singles, a double and triple in
six times up against Coppola and
Armhurst, Senator pitchers lent to
Albany for the game.
TAMPA, Fla. - The BROOKLYN
Dodgers play their first exhibition
game Of the season against the Gin
cinnau Reds today. Van Mungo was
Manager Casey Stengel's pitching
selection. The Reds expected to de-
pend on rockies.
Catcher lombard, last of the Red
holdouts, signed his contract last
night, getting salary increase. He
was not expected to play today,
however.
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Fairfax Christian-The Rev. I. j. Ker-
rick, pastor. Morning theme, THE King
dom of God and It's Coming; night,
Christ and the Lost"
Churches Of Christ, Scientist-The Les
son-Sermon for all churches of Christ,
Scientist. will be Substance"
First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears, pastor. Morning theme,
The Stewardship Of Life by the pastor,
Maurice Ireland. and Prof. J. v. Shannon
Hillside Christian-The Rev Herbert j
Wilson, pastor. Morning theme. Paul
Two Horns"
Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev. H. J.
Kieser, pastor. Morning theme, The
Baptism Of Jesus; night. The Essential
/ Gift-Life."
EngIewood Christian-The Rev. o. A
Conpulsion Of New Testament Evangel-
ISM; night. Wasted Talents"
Roberts Park NJ. E.-The Rev. William
E. Bell, pastor. Morning theme, What
Have We a Right to Expect From Our
Religion?"
Second EvangelicaLThe Rev. p. C.
Wacnitz pastor; Morning theme theme v En-:
Highway"
Third Christian-The Rev. William F.
Rothenberger, pastor. Morning theme
What Is It All About9s" Night. The
Measure OF q Man"
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Invaders Seeking
Pin Congress Top
Many Visiting Teams Take
Drives at Syracuse.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 10
Present leaders in the American
Bowling Congress are expected to
take a humping tonight when the
first large group of out-of-town
pinsters swing into action. More
than a score of cities will be repre-
sented.
Outstanding among the individ-
uals who will bowl tonight is Jimmy
Smith of the Tudor City Recreation
team, New York. He has won the
international all-events champion
ship twice.
Highland Park, Mich; Milwaukee,
Camden, N. j.; Saginaw, Mich; Bay
City, Mich; Lansing, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus,
O.; Erie, Pa, and Edison Park, ILL.,,
are among cities scheduled to take
over the drives.
Only in seventh and tenth place
in team standings was there a
change last night. Washington En-
CINE Co. No. 2 Of Tarrytown, N. Y,
bowled 2757 for seventh place and
]. S. Bache & Co., New York, took
tenth with a 2748.
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Hickman Rolls 733 and Leads BeryhOf
Team to Grand Slam Over the MGrOtts

Harry Ledene. the 14-year-old wonder
from Chicago will be the. next star to ap-
prietors Association Parade Of Cham
pions." Ledene will open two-day en-
ebst A E59 at 5o p mr. Monday dhd
will show at the, Uptown at 8 p. m. mat
night on Tuesday he IS CO earded to Isl snow ~
the Parkway at $3.50 D. m.
Jedene started his ten pin career at
the age Of 10 as a member OF SanueIson
Kids team of Chicago. He recently hung
up a 265 game and SOB series in one OF
the Windy Citys leagues. Last year Le-
dene appeared in the A. B. c. tournament
This coming champ will face several of
the younger outstanding stars OF the city
in his visit here.
Murel Hays led the individual scoring of
the Kernel optical Ladies League at the
Pritchett alleys. Games of PA. 2z3 ana
l47 netted her a 584. A 249 opening game,
the best of the season in the Kernel loop,
gave Mabel Fischer a 564 total. which was
good for runnerup honors OF the evening
Alice Shea was one pin behind with 565,
a middle game of PA aiding her TO gam
her brilliant series.
The Marott Shoe team was the only
three time winners OF the session, their
shutout victims being the Real Silk Hosiery
Two to ones were taken by the Coca Cola;
Indianapolis Life Insurance. BoWes Seal
Fast, LathrOp-Moyers and Trissal Five
over the Chambers, Phoenix Press, fallS
City Hi-Brus. Frees Fur Shop and Han
rahans Pennhof Grille.
Two picked teams from Richmond, Ind
including three members of the citys high
school Basketball team who competed in
the State finals, will meet two picked
teams from the Illinois alleys tomorrow
afternoon at the Illinois.
The Boards Brake Service team will
journey to Kokomo for Match series to-
following Sunday against the same team
in a match at the Illinois alleys.
SAN FRANCISCO-Lou Brouillard 1851
technically knocked out Babe Marine. 1888
san Francisco. ~; Davy Abad. 1885,
Panama, decisioned Lester Marston, 1872
San Francisco: Ted Cano. 1856, San Fran
cisco. technically knocked out Charley
Mannini. 1872, San Jose, 81; George
Lenore 126. San Francisco. decisioned
Jimmy Brouillard. 1875. Oakland IA; Pablo
Salvador. lie. Manila, technicalled Am
brose Loyola. III, Oakland, ~.
HAZEL PARK, Mich.-Tom Dawson, De-
troit heavyweight. knocked out Hughie
Rsndles. Binghamton. N. Y. 49,; Joe
Nsdeau. detroit, decisioned Pete Huber,
Cincinnati. (6l; Vince Mccoy. Detroit, de-
feated frankie Lockwood, Cincinnati (6) ::
Mickey Carson, Detroit decisioned Al
Sane, Cincinnati t6l. and Max IONA. De-
troit. technically knocked out Bob Asher
Royal Oak. Mich.