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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
NEGRO TENNIS MEETS
CARDED NEXT WEEK

The fourteenth annual city Negro
tennis tournament and the third
annual state tourney will get under
way together at the Douglass Park
courts this Monday afternoon. Final
plans for the double tourney have
been completed by the Metcalfe
Sport Club and the Indianapolis
Racquet Club.
Orville Grant will be the state
title defender in the mems division
and HopSon Zeigler will risk the
city crown. Miss GladyStone Graves
will defend her city and state
diademS.
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Giants Look
Forward to
Resting Spell
Bruins Must Be Met, Then
Second Division Clubs
Are in Order.
BY HENRY SUPER

United PTess SIAN Jorrespondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-If a GAL
liant fight to hold first place means
anything, the New York Giants
should win the National League
pennant.
Since July IA. when they seemed
about to collapse, the Giants have
overcome countless handicapS. Now,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21

THE midsummer golf outing
4 OF the Indianapolis Traffic
Club will be held tomorrow after
noon at Hillcrest Country Club,
j. H. Lang, 652 E. 42d-st, chairman
of the golf committee, announced
today. Mr.. Lang will be assisted
in conducting the event by M. D.
Collins, John G. Naughton, Guy
P. Rutherford, Frank z. Sims and
Darrell R. Thompson.
Dinner will be served at the
clubhouse following the links
play and the committee will pre-
sent awards for both golf ac-
complishments and attendance.
E. G. Bumgarden is assisting the
committee by supervising the din
ner arrangements.
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births
Girls


Girls
Walter and Julia Reasner, 14l7 Deloss.
Frank and Bertha EstiN, Methodist HOS
pital. x,-., 16..hodist
Hospital ,s Methodist
Arthur Arthur and Edith Caster. Methodist
Hospital.
BOYS
Wilbur and Alma Hart. 242 Richland.
Classel and Allie Vestal, St. Vlncents
Hospital. =. ,,,....,.,.
Hospital. ..s.. ~.
pital -.,s... ~.
pital. ...,s.-.
Hospital ,-
RAYMOND and Katharine Hitchcock.
Methodist Hospital.
Arnold and Marjorie Cullivan. Methodist
Mark and Lillian Myers. Methodist
Hospital.
Edwin and Jeanne McCracken Meth
wi Willia DSpi and Margaret Ballard. Meth
odist Hospital.
- Claude and Gertrude Adams. 4o2s E.
10th
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With the cam
paign running
into the final
stretch, the New
Workers are an
tici p a t in g a
breathing spell.
They encoun-
ter one more OBJ
stacle this week
It h e Chicago
Cubs-and then
they settle down
on the home
field to a cam
paign against
the second divi-
sion clubs. and a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
AHEAD AT SALEM

By Times Special
SALEM, Ind, Aug. 21.-Sara
Henley, owned by Mrs. Frank
Sreves of Greenville, O.. scored a
straight-heat victory in the feature
2:2S pace on the harness racing
program at the Washington County
Fair yesterday.
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Building Permits

William Lilly Paint Co., 2o44 N. Rural
st. $3.50. build four-car garage and one
car garage.
Melvin Doughty. ss5 E. Norwood-st. SIPS.
repair dwelling
se Reese T. Berry; lib lS,,, n warman-av'
Reese T. Berry. 1l13 N Warman-av,
$500. alterations on dwelling
Q. C. Wiegman, 1119 S. State-av. $40,
new side porch.
Mrs. Eddie Carson Silt z. Washington
ST. S55 reroof garage
Church of NaZarene. Hiawatha and w.
New York-sts. $40. erect tent.
Patterson Shade Co.. 1925 N. Meridian
st. $50. new sign.
M L. Bourne. 6155 Broadway. s32. re-
pair roof
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

BONKE, MATA HENRIETTA-Daughter Of
Mrs. Robert Bonke, sister Of Leila.
Fredia and Hazel Bonke. Mrs. Elmer
Meyerrose,. Paul Bonke and DR.. Olga
Bonke Booher Of this city and Mrs. Ray
mond Myers of Hamilton, N. Y, passed
away Tuesday e~ening- Funeral at the
residence. 2I14 n New Jersey-st. Friday
at p. m. Friends may call at residence
any time after 7 p. m. Wednesday.
Burial Crown Hill.
LUTZ, DR. GEORGE W.-2228 N Penn.-st
passed away wednesday morning at his
BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday p m.
Friends invited Burial Crown Hill.
MITCHELL. BYRDELL T.-Beloyed mother
of Fred Mitchell, Mrs Arnold Draper
dianapolis; Mrs, John Stanley Of
Kokomo. Ind. and Mrs Pauline MoLgan
Of Wichita Falls. Tex. and sister Of DR..
Harry S. Mackey Of Indianapolis. and
Mrs. Maude Spencer of Rochester; Ind.
passed away at the home OF her dsugn-
cav evening Aug 10. age SO years. Fu-
neral services will be held at the VALID
FHMERAL HOME n an9 at oeToct
Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends
invited.
MOORE. MILFORD .J..Beloved husband
Brother her'-e Of Mr. Mrs. Henry Harm. passed
away at his home. 81 N. Kenyon-st:
Services from the residence Saturday. 2
p n. Friends invited. Burial Wash,
NORRIS, CHARLES-Age 30 years, father
Of Mrs. Reno Baber passed away Tues
day morning Friends may call at the
Mars Hill. Funeral Thursday. $50 a. m,
at the home. p. m, at YORK, III.
FARLEY SERVICE.
PINE. PATRICK p of 1910 E. l0th-st,
passed away Monday evening Funeral
services at Christ Church Thursday at
10 a. m. Burial at Anderson Cemetery.
sKAGGs. ELIZA-Age S. years. beloved
mother of Robert, Bell, Flora, Henry.
Richard; Daniel. Herbert. Lee Velms
Services Thursday. $50 p m. at the
home. 1920 w. McCarty-st. Burial Wash
ington Park Cemetery. Friends invited.
LITTLE & SONS SERVICE.
sKAGGS, ELIZA-Age 66 years beloved
mother of Mrs Bell Eder and Mrs. Flora
Eder, Beech Grove. Ind: and Mrs. Vel
ma Alexander. Of California, Robert.
Henry Richard: Daniel. Henry and Les;
Skaggs, and Mrs Helen schrader. all
Of Indianapolis. passed away Aug. 20,
1885. servicss THURSDAY 2:so p. m at
Washington Park Cemetery Friends
invited LITTLE q SONS SERVICE.
WILDMAN, GEORGE M.-Beloved husband
Of Eliza Wildman, stepfather OF Elmer
Junior Kraning and Thelma and Forest
lorna. passed. away Monday. Aug. 10.
Funeral Thursday. Aug. p. az p. m.
from the res, Tsside pnT s29 Minknsr-ss
Invited. FINN BROS SERVICE.
WOODIN. VIRGINIA K.-Beloved wife OF
Claude and mother of David and Albert
Woodin. passed away Tuesday evening.
dsy. 2.30 p. m. at the Lyndhurst Baptist
Church. Friends invited Burial Floral
Park. Friends NAV. can Wednesday eve
ming az the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME.
1884 W. Michigan.st. and at the church
from .. m Thursday until the hour OF
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CARDS BUY THREE

UTIF Tto0
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-The Card
inals have purchased Lynn King,
outfielder; Nelson Potter and Bill
MCGEE, pitchers, from the Houston
club of the Texas League, Branch
hickey, vice president, announced
today. Terms of the purchase we're
not revealed. Houston is a mem
Der of the Cardinals chain.
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Marriage Licenses

Carl Darnell. 81 Of 1882 E loth-st. tea
salesman. and Eurnioe Sutphln, 10. OF o.
S. Taft-st. housekeeper-
Robert McI,andress. IS. 2eo7 Park-av,
Clergyman and Mildred Clark 81. OF 2624
College-av,. secretary
Walter Late. 81. 32Os E. Michigan-st.
printer. and Lucille Murray. 81. OF 590l Z.
Washington-st. Apt. 80. teacher.
Elmer Davis. So. of s19 Eugene. oiler,
and Edna DeBruler. 40. of 644 S. Lynd-
hurst-dr. housekeeper-
william Lloyd. 81. Of 2l54 N 1lin ,nso
St laborer. and Thelma Shirley, Il, OF 1SzV
Sugar Grove-av. houSekeeper.
William Hertenstein. IS. Napoleon. mo-
bus driver. and Irene Crowen, %. OF l24z
W. 33rd-st. cook.
Joseph Miller. 81. of s4s King-av, me-
chanic. and Myrtle Crowder. p, OF 2OzS W.
New York-st. housekeeper
Greenville johnson. II. Of 14l7 St Pet
ers-st watchman. and Emma Brooks, b5.
of 23lo Conard-av. housekeeper
Ola Brown. IS. washington. Ind; pipe
hitter and Marie Cooper. 3S- OF llSo N.
Mouut-st, hoHseReeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
DOUGLASS TEAM NAMED
Four Local Golfers to Compete in
New York Meet.

The local Douglass Park Golf
Club will Sedn four members to com
pete in the annual United Golfers
Association tournament in New
York, Aug. q, %, 20, it was an
nounced today. They are Mrs. Ella
Abel, Mrs. Lucy Williams, Andrew
Sharp and Henry Fleming.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
DEAN HAULED DOWN

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21.-The
rotund hulk of Man Mountain Dean
was toppled to the canves last
night by Chief Little Wolf, Okla
homa wrestler, 10 a main mat event
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
SEMI-PRO WINNERS

By Cnited Press
WICHITA, Kas., Aug. 21.-Teams
from Waukegan, Ill; Rossville, Ca;
Wichita and Chicago were victori-
Gus in yesterdays round in the ma
tional semi-pro baseball tourna-
ment.
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Giants Will Need More
Runs, Says Reds Pilot
Charley Dresser Discusses League Race and Reveals
Some Inside Trade Dope
BY DANIEL j. DANIEL
Times Special Writer

NEW 21-Thoe get the habit
making remarked Charley
Stockings the Polo
finish don't forget that Cardinals
they games
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
WHITES 81 BATSAIEN

81 Times Special
GALLON. o.. Aug. 21-Ben Fried
of Gallon struck out 81 opposing
batsmen as the Gallon softball
team defeated Lemert, to l, in
IS innings here. Klingenberger,
Lemert pitcher, famed II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
Golden Gloves
Aces Feature
Legion Bouts
FiStic Show Lined Up by
Local Committee for
Monday Niqht.

A big night IN the way Of fstic
entertainment is in store for dele
gates attending the American Le-
gion state convention here next
week.
The local entertainment COM
mittee has lined up a card studded
with Indianapolis Times Bruce
Robson Post Golden Gloves cham
pioas and tOp-notch contenders
which viii be presented in Lloyd
Carriers Sports Arena on Monday
night
DE Borde Is Matchmaker
Fred De Borde is in active charge
Of the matchmaking for the enter
tsinment committee. which is IN
der the Craftsmanship Of c. Alfred
Campbell.
Seats for the fights viii not be
limited 20 LegiOnnaires. The pro-
gram VIII be open TO the public.
Homer Asher Is IN charge Of ticket
sales. Paul Z. Beam Is sUbcommit-
tee chairman for the group staging
the show.
Boxing activities will get under
way at 9.15 and a band concert Of
old Army tunes Will pTecede the
mittfest at $50.
Eight Bouts Offered
Matchmaker De Borde has ar
Ranged eight bouts IN practically all
divisions and announces that seven
OF the eight bouts listed below will
be presented:
Ban'amweIght Joe .Pittman. Oliver
c. IS. Tommy Lefevre. local 1885
Novice fvweight Golden Gloves champ.
Lighfwci-hts- Johnny Krukemeier. CITY
Negro ? = A local Golden Gloves
rinner-up Carl Maxwell. Fl Harrison. vs..
Wilmer Hardcsfv oliver A. C: Norvil
B@nnnrer. south SIDE Turner's. vs. Arnold
Gee Negro n c A and Squeak
BruEEcman- CITY ano former local Golden
Gloves champ. rs. Lefty Lefierts, FERA
Featherweights- Emmett Longstaf. Y NJ.
G A VS. Bud Coffev Oliver A C pres
ent CITY and local Golden Gloves champ.
elghts-Johnnv Chesunas r.
Harrison. Who twice competed az Chicago
Golden Gloves JOURNEYS. Us. Johnnie Den
son oliver A G. youngster who beat out
Heavvweights- Jack Cofelt Fl Harri-
son. state A A. U. runner-up. VS. Bill
Brown. Oliver A G
Officials will be Happy Anterior
and Leroy Rodgers. referees; Ed
Clements and Ed thinner, Judges.
and Frank Skinner, timer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
COLEMAN PINS HEWITT
By United Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 2l.-Abe
Coleman. 2l0. New York. Topped
Whitley Hewitt. 900, Memphis, in the
headline bout on last nights wres-
ting program here.
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NEW ALBANY WOMAN
DIES AFTER CRASH

Neck Broken as Auto Overturns,
Driver Injured.
By JHited Press
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Aug. 81.
Miss Ulna Weisman, 25, New Al
bany, died in an ambulance en-
route to the hospital here today aft
er the automobile in which she was
riding overturned. Sheh suffered a
broken neck.
Tharal Mitchell, 81, New Albany,
driver Of the car, suffered back in
jlries. TWO other companions es-
capped unhurt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
GARIBALDIS STAY UP

LWIttU Tee
NEW YORK, Aug. 21-The Carl
badi brothers carried off honors in
the wrestling show at Fl. Hamil-
ton last night. Gino threw Cliff
Olsen, Minneapolis, and Ralph
pinned Marshall Blackstock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
BOXING TRAINER DIES

BOSTON. Aug. 21-James E. To-
land. popular boxing and wrestling
sportsman and trainer of Jack
Sharkey and Jim Maloney, died
from a heart attack at his home
here yesterday, He was Al.
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MILLER CELEBRATES BY
DECISIONING BERNARD
BV Times Specigl

81 Times Special
CINCINNATI. Aug. 21.-Freddie
Miller. world featherweight cham
pion. celebrated his return to his
native city from foreign tour by
scoring a lop-sided decision over
Roger Bernard. Flint. Mich, in ten
rounds last night. Miller weighed
l28; Bernard. 129. The title was
not at stake.
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Speers Makes 1t Rough,
but Champ Upsets Hin,
0anno 0Mahoney Wins Graphing TussIe in Straight
Falls: Referee Goes on Fyinq Trip

Mrs ONdahoneys begorra
The Irish whipcracker
falls Sports Georgia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
MAJOR LEADERS

HOME RUNS
Greenberg. Tigers 80 Foxx. Athletics IS
Berger, Braves 27Johnson, Athletics p
OFT, Giants $500. Is
RUNS BATTED IN
Greenberg. Tigers 135iJohnson. Athletics SO
Berger. Braves ..l02 Dit Giants 800. s6
Medwick. Cards. "a Foxx. Athletics =. So
RUNS
Medwick Cards. e6Martin Cardinals %
Galan, Cubs -. e5 Chapman, Yankees SO
Greenberg. Tigers 95
HITS
Medwick. Cards. le6 vcsuik, Cleveland 49,
crsmer. Athletics ie5lGTeenberg, Tigers. l6i
Herman, Cubs ...le3
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BANDITS GRAB $4,000
Four Armed Outlaws Raid Bank at
BlairstOwn, \. ].

BLAIRSTOWN, N. j., Aug. I'll
-Four armed men held up employees
of the First National Bank today
and escaped with between $4,000
and $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21

AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Came
Philadelphia 300 900 1905 II !
Wilshere. Turberville and Berry; Ken
nedy and Sewell.
Second Camel
chils 6slphia s slo o GOO Seo-1 u
Doyle and Richards; saiveson and Shea.
First Came
So nouis ~ COG 600 $50 $50 S 5Sx- i
W. Terrell and R. Terrell; Cain, Knott
and Hemsley.
Second Game,
St. Louis .........., 600 Soi 900 ) Il Q
Grove and Berg; Poser, Thomas. Knott
and Heath.
washington ... 0lo O01 o00-2 8
Cleveland ....-..... 3o1 900 COX 1 2
Newsom and Holbrook; Hudlin and Phil
lips.
New York ...... 800 600 ooo- 2
Detroit ........... Dol oo4 600 5 le l
Allen Gomez and Dickey; Rowe. Suili-
van. Hogsett and Cochrane, Hayvorth
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ten Inningsl
Cincinnati ..-...-. 90 goo o3o / !? !
Derringer. Frey. Nelson, Brennan and
lombard; Parmelee. Smith, E. Moore.
Hubbell and Mancuso.
Boston .......... olo 200 200 S II /
walker, Haines and De Lancey; Brown,
Belts and Spohrer. Mueller.
Pittsburgh . oo1 900 oo0-2 5 o
BROOKLYN ...... 900 600 600 8
Weaver and Padden: Zachary. Leonard
and Lopez. J. Taylor.
Chicago at Philadelphia; wet grounds.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASsOCIATIo,


Kansas City at INDIANAPOLIS (night)
Milwaukee at Louisville.
St. Paul 1T Columbus
Minneapolis at Toledo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

NEW YORK ,S'oliseuml-Johnny Horst
mana, 1876. New York. and Jerry Paul, 1872.
Providence. f.. l., Drew s.; Dave Casson.
l25., Detroit, ana Freddie Foran. 1913. Hart
ford. drew.
CHICAGO. Aug. 21-Bobby Pacho, 140
Los Angeles. knocked out Gene Higgins.
l4i in third OF scheduled hereunder:
Sailor Born. 1856. Atlanta, Ga, and Carl
Scalise. 1871. Chicago. drew 81; Fred
Chynoweth Us. Milwaukee, deciss oneo
Dayey White. 1876. Chicago C5l; Hersey
Wilson. 1856 Danvllle. I'll. decisioned Al
Phal, 1856, Minneapolis (5).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21
IEAGIIE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Washington at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis (2).
Boston at Detroit az.
Philadelphia at Cleveland az.
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Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Phila delphia ~.
st. Louis at Boston.
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DE4NMEN FACE LOCKWOOD

The Jean Brothers softban team vas
defeates Monday by the Citizens Gas
squad 0 to O. Kruger. pitching for the
ceived poor support. The Deanuen will
meet The Rockwoo6s Friday ct leth-st
and SASdium-dT.
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Toledo ............. GAO 900 cox /
struss, Page and Madjeski; Lawson and
Garbark.
Milwaukee ......... 900 DOL 000- 6 2
Columbus .......... 100 103 00X- 9
Hamlin and Rensa; Cooper, Klinger and
Ogrodowski.
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Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-21

Matchmaker De Borde has ar
Ranged eight bouts IN practically all
divisions and announces that seven
OF the eight bouts listed below will
Be presented:
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indianapolis Turner's will play at Leb-
anon Sunday in the second tilt of a
three-game series. Turner's were rainsd
out last Sunday at Greenfield. For games
IN September. write to Forrest Henderson,
2240 n. Dearborn-st Indif napolis.
The Washington times., 1935-08-27
..P.0.NineTakes
FirstGdme

Government Printing office to-
day is one step closer to the De
partmental Baseball League title
by virture of its 7-to-2 win over
Public Works Administration yes
terday in the first of a three-game
play-off series.
G.P. o., winner of the first-halt
championship, overcame a one-run
lead which the second-half champs
had taken in the first inning.
Lefty Jewett, of the Public Work
ers, allowed only one hit in the
first four innings before he blew
up. Bob Lyons, one the other
hand, hurled smooth ball through
out, permitting only five safe
blows.
Home runs by Catcher Schne1-
der and Third Baseman Dumford,
of the Printers, sewed up the game
for the winners.
A home run played big part IN
the winning of another play-ott
series game when Dan Robey's
circuit clout helped Center Mar
ket pin a 6 to 3 defeat on Acacia
in the third game of their five
game series. Acacia won the first
two games.
Kaplan, Center Market slab
star, allowed only seven scattered
hits.
The Washington times., 1935-08-27
TIC WOMEN'S DUCKPIN LEAGUE ORGANIZED
Kirk Miller Saws:

Continued from First Sport Page,
got off to a good start and
have been up near the top in
the standings. The result is
that they now are q dashing,
flashing peppery aggregation.
Did Dykes suddenly find the
secret of inspiring his men?
Hardly!
Could Happen Here
ut was the sweet scent of
victory which acted as q tonic
and the same would be true Of
our Senators were they to be.
gin knocking over the opposi-
ton. This would be true if
Harris or Myer or Joe ZiIch
were their manager. About all
a manager can do is to keep a
reasonable amount of harmony
on the club, juggle his batting
order to try and find a cOmbi-
nation which will click and
hope for the best.
Harris seems to have done
this. There are no ruinors of
cliques or more than the usual
squabbles among the players.
The material available has
been used to about as good
advantage as possible. Wash
ingtOn has won about all the
games to which it was entitled
on the basis Of the ability Of
the players wearing the clubs
uniform this year.
What we need is not a new
manager, but some new play
erS. To get good players a COM
petent scouting staff is neces-
Sary. This staff seems to con.
SiSt of Joe Engle on a part
time basis. Engle scouts in ad.
ditiOn to running the Chat
tanOOga club. Certainly Engle
The Washington times., 1935-08-27
Gets
Official Nod

A regulation regatta sanction
has been given the Tri-City Re.
gatta which will be held for the
ninth time at Herald Harbor next
July.
The sanction was unanimously
voted by officials of the Severn
River Yacht Club at Herald Har.
Dor yesterday. The Tri-City event
now comes under the activities Of
the American Power Boat AsSo-
citation.
The holding of sailing races un-
der the A. P. B. A. was also ruled
and approved yesterday. The ac-
tual dates of the Tri.City next
July were set at July Is and 26.
The Washington times., 1935-08-27
Texas League

Baer to Last Six Rounds
Jack Kearns, who is in Phoenix,
Ariz., gives Max Raer six heats
with Joe Louis.
The Washington times., 1935-08-27
Pin Loops EIect
Ash|eyLy|es

Ashley Lyles was elected presi-
dent of the Temple Major and
Minor Duckpin Leagues last night,
with Wallace Powell as Major
League vice president and Van A.
Zahn, Minor League president.
The Major loop, which starts
Monday, September 8, will be
limited to teams whose five high
est bowlerS combine average is
565 or under, and will award it's
pennant winner $125. Two fran
chiSeS remain open.
Averages for eligibility in the
Minor League has been raised to
109. Two franchises remain open
in this circuit too. It will open
Wednesday, September II. Dummy
score in this loop was raised to 80.