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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-28
Butler in Tussie
for State Crown
Bulldogs Seek College Net
Title at Terre Haute.
BpUnifedPrcss

BIZ uffrd Press
TERRE HAUTE Ind. Feb. "a
The Indiana Intercollegiate Confer
ence basketball championship Will
be decided tonight IN a final en-
counter here between Butler Of In
dianapOlis and Indiana State
Teachers College.
Butler. with eight wins and one
loss. can clinCh the title by repeat
ing an earlier victory over the Syca-
m0res. Wabash plays De Pauw at
Charlottesville and a victory would
enable the Little Giants 10 take the
crown If Butler Is defeated. Butler
Will capture the championship If
Wabash loses. regardless Of the out
come Of the engagement at Terre
Haute. Wabash has won nine games
and lost two.
Valparaiso will entertain Central
Normal and Evansville Will play at
Franklin in other conference games
tonight
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BROTHERS ARE
FEATURE ON MAT BILL
ByTHited Press

ByTHited Press
TORONTO, Ont, Feb. %. - The
only act of its kind in the wrestling
world will play return engagement
tonight when the four Duseks of
Omaha, Neb., will be featured in
each of the four bouts on the
Queensbury Club show.
Last January the Duseks, for the
first time in their careers, appeared
together here.
Tonight Ernie will tackle Jim
Browning, Verona, Mo-; Rudy and
Abe Coleman, Los Angeles, will meet,
while Emil and Joe will tangle with
George Zaharias, Pueblo, Colo, and
Vic Christie, Glendale, Cal, respec-
tiVelV.
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Wabash Host
to Tigers in
Final Net Mix
De Paw Has Opportunity
to Get Revenge for Two
Big SetbaCkS.

b. Timef Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Feb. "a
Again Wabash and De PauW meet
with a state secondary title chance
depending on the outcome. and II the
Little Giants win u wont be any
fault OF their old rivals. the Tigers.
The two schools close their bas-
ketball season here tonight. A VIC
tory for Waba. b would mean the
Indiana intercollegiate Conference
championship 10 case Butler loses
to Indiana State al Terre Haute in
another windup tilt. The latter game
also is toright
Recalls Grid Title Race
Butler leads the Conference with
eight wins and one defeat. while
Wabash has nine victories and two
LOSES
Last fall Dc Paw and Wabash
met on the gridiron with the Tigers
favored 70 VIII the 7. L C. title. Wa
bash took the tussle. 70 8. and en-
sbled Butler TO grab of the crown.
Added 20 IL all. Wabash broke a long
De Pauw supremacy IN basketball
early in the current campaign by
downing the Tigers. IS TO 30.
Tonight De PAW has a chance to
get revenge and II the Tigers don't
10 most certainly VOL Q be because
they didn't Try.
VictOrs in Last Two Tits
Although having lost nine games
this season. De PAW has gained re-
venge in its last two tits. defeating
Franklin and Armour Tech after
E0slng to them earlier. Tiger fans
are confident the De Pauw quintet
will be at its best tonight.
The encounter viii be the final
college appearance Of two De Pauw
PLAYERS Bob Lee. South Benz.
center. ana Loren Miller, Converse,
forward.
As an added attraction tonight.
Coach W. F. Unbreitt's undefeated
De Parry freshmen quintet Will come
here Ior a tilt with the Wabash
freshmen. who were defeated in an
earlier game with the Tiger
yearlingS
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Births
BOYS

Gerald and Margaret Hall, 524 Shelby.
Sam and Elizabeth Barker, 1926 Harlan.
Joseph and Lillian Jones, 4078 Cornelius.
C. D. and Cornelia Taylor, $50 N. West.
George and Geraldine Crter, 13 E.
Wallace and Echo Skinner, 1144 W.
Russell and Norma Walker. 1888 Eugene.
Bert and Agnes Williams, 952 Traub.
Alfred and Virginia Brewer. 1853 Hadley.
Willard and Leoda Allen, 1888 Calhoun.
Joseph and Lennie Sawray, Methodist
John and Fay Sample. Methodist Hos
Jack and Sophia Newbauer. Methodist
Warren and Eulane GIunt, sol Walnut
~Jesse and Ruby AK st. Francis Hos
John and Clare vix, St. Francis Hos
Thomas Sand, Bernice Hickman. st.
Clarence and Alma Holver. st. Francis
= Charles and Rachael Tyner. St. Francis
Hospital.
Vivian and Helen Beatley, 1929 St. Paul.
Kenneth and Mary Gross $685. S. East.
Paris and Gladys Organ, 1920 Gray.
Elder
Paul and Magdalene Griffith. 1929 Nc
George and Evelyn Morris. sa5 s. Shelf
Alexander and Rosa Hill. 4Os N. Douglas
Edward and Ruth Fisher, Methodist
Hospital.
Joseph and Mary Carson, Methodist Hos
pital.
Samuel and Mary Lugar, 447 Holt
Arthur and Evelyn Kestler, 14l5 Finley.
William and Bonita Gallon. st. Francis
Hospital.
Willism and Helen Carmen. st. Francis
Hospital.
Albert and Leah Wagner. St. Francis
Hospital.
Harold and Marjorie Ginsbery. St.
Francis Hos ital
RAY and Ruth Cole. St. Francis Hos
pital.
William and Helen Gilliland st. Francis
Hospital.
Twins
Harry and Esther Baldwin. 1902 N ILL.,
nois boy and girl.
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Spicy and Kepner
Gain Cue Victories

Lou Spivey and Cleve Kepner
scored victories in Indiana three
cushion billiard tournament matches
yesterday at Coolers parlor. Kepner
tripped Field Daley, SO to So, in 10
innings in an afternoon tilt. The
winner posted a high run of four
the loser, three. Spivey, defending
champion, turned back Sonny Pilz,
SO to 33, last night in 70 frames.
Spivey gained a cluster of five, while
Pilz ran up four.
Harry Rubens and Neal Jones will
meet tonight at at Coolers.
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$4,000 Bonus
IS Guaranteed
A. A. Players
First Four Clubs to Share
in Prize; Schedule Is
Left Unchanged.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. pa minimum
bonus of $4,000 at the end Of the
season has been guaranteed players
in the American Association, it was
announced following the league
meeting here.
Oficials of the league passed a
resolution on the bonus yesterday.
The sum is to be distributed on a
4O-30-20-10 per cent basis among
teams in the first division. Each
player on the winning team will re-
ceive a minimum bonus Of S400. The
fund will come out of 2-cent levy
on all admissions and from profits
of the "all-star" game.
The American Association bonus
amounted to $4,000 last year. =
Club leaders discussed the posi-
bility of a split" season similar to
that employed by other minor
leagues, Sut no action was taken.
The present plan Of a 154-game
schedule for the championship in
the loop was left unchanged.
Oficials Endorsed the who's
Who in American Association Base
ball." written by Fred Hutchinson Of
Minneapolis and pledged full sup
port in supplying material for other
editions.
Attending the meeting we're: T..
]. Hickey, Chicago, president; L. M.
Nahin and Henry Bendinger Of Mil
waukee; Waldo Shank, Toledo; Mike
]. Kelly, Minneapolis; Johnny
Killing and E. L. Keyser, Kansas
City; William Neal, Louisville;
George M. Trautman and w. D..
Griffith, Columbus; Wade Killefer
and Dale Miller, indianapolis; Rob-
ert Connery and Lou McKenna, st.
Paul
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City Negro Basket
Championships Begin

The annual city Negro basketball
tournament. sponsored by the
Senate-av branch OF The Y. NJ. c.
A, Will open tonight at at the
Senate ~ with a game between
the Jones TSbernacles and the Gold
stein Royals. This game will be
followed by Shiloh Us. Allen Chapel.
J. T.AV. Hill intermediates VS.. Eli
Lilly. MetCalfe a. c. vs.. Caldwell
Chapel, and the FL Amigos VS.. the
winner of the first game.
The SOcii Club and the J. T. v.
Hill Seniors Will go into action to-
morrow. The championship battle
viii be played Saturday night at
$50.
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Deaths

Mary E wrinck. 81. Of 5o7 z. 18th.
chronic myocarditis.
Jewell w Smith, SO, of 1910 Centennial
cerebral hemorrhage.
William French. 80. Of 429 W. 18th.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Hospital, cystic pancreatitis.
Catherine Cede Allen. 70. of $40 W.
Hampton chronic myocarditis.
Lucinda Allen IS. of $50 w. 18th. in
terstitial nephritis.
joseph Rooney. SO. Of 2543 Northwestern.
Georse T. Ross. 70. Of I7is Boulevard
Fleta Bennett. so. CITY Hospital broncho
pneumonia.
Josephine Hall, 7s Of TAO Haugh. chronic
myccarditis.
Chris Vossler. 43. st. vincents Hospital.
Walter O. stoSey. 50. Methodist Hos
pital. carcinomau4
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JAPANESE NINE ARRIVES

= y 7 ||-I"' !" III
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Is. -
Japan's first professional baseball
team arrived here yesterday for a
series Of games with American
mines. Seventeen Nippon youths and
a tall Russian boy made up the
squad. which played against Connie
Nacks All-StarS IN the Orient last
fall.
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Basketball
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

Results of Industrial League
games played at the Broadway M E.
gym:
Wayne Park, 35; Kresges, IT.
thinner Paper, 35; McCrory, &c.
Garfield A. c., 81; Phillips, 20.
The indianapolis Bears are can
ceiling. all games for the remainder
Of the season.
The Memorial Bombers want
games in the 14-16-year-old class.
Write Bob Deprend, 1119 College Law
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Death Notices

Death Notices
ADAMS, GEORGE w..Age 80 years,
P residenc e" Of son H. w Adams, $40
Tomlinson Ave. Funeral Service Friday
10 a. m. at above address. FRIENDS IN
SERVICES
ALTMAN, HATTIE--Widow Of the late
Frank Altman and mother Of Lena G;
and Herbert G. Altman pass.eSd away "a at
Thursday, Feb. % She is also survived
bv two sisters. Mrs William F. Losche
and Mrs Ernest Schultz, and Two graInld1-
children, Mary Alice and Robert Ait
man. Funeral notice later
cox, WILLIAM Husband of Mary
Jane Cox father of Charles W; passed
away at family residence. 702 Luett-stj
by two brothers. Morton Cox of Illinois
and Lewis Cox of Missouri; two grand
children Charles Jr and Helen, S,eLga s
and Shefield-sts, Friday, March l.
p m. Interment Centerton, Ind.
ELLIOTT, NELLIE M--Age 50 years wife
of Samuel M, died Feb. r. at reSISn9e l,
/, at the First Nazarene Church; state
and washington-st;, ! ?, n; Friends Tsd in in
ytsd RgT Eo T W SsaER 0 sER7 4e sat-
ENsMINGER, DONALD LEE-Beloved little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Seyboard j. Ems
minger and brother Of DORIS, anna
Bell and Seyboard EnSTlngeI IL,
passed away Thursday morning. Feb; 20,
age 2 months Funeral services will be
held at the residence. $40 Birch-ay FIJI
day. afternoon, Mar. /; at 1 e,ti6%6:
invited VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
RONEY, JOSEPH-Age so, of 254S North
western-av husband of Irene, passed
away Tuesday, Funeral at Simpson N M
E. Church Friday p. m. Rev: M W.
Clair Jr n c BR6s ss ERTf IN new
SETTLE, MRS. ARTIE-Beloved wife Of
Louie Settle and mother of Horace ana
Erby Settle sister of Mrs. Urner Perry,
passed away Wednesday. Feb ~; at resi-
dence, 425 Sanders-st. Funeral Saturday
Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.
Friends invited. FINN BRCS. SERVICE.
TURNER, AMY E. DAILEY-Age S.. be
loved wife of Walter Turner and mother
of Sarah Armstrong. Anna Berry. Cor
and Elmer, Edgar and woodrow Daley
passed away Wednesday afternoon.
Funeral at residence, 1851 S. Wes6-st
Friday. p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Floral Park. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
VOSSLER. CHRIS-Beloved husband of
Edith Vossier and brother of Fred and
John Vossler Mrs Mae Rodenburg and
Miss Fleeta Vossler. at st. Vincent's Hos
pital Tuesday, Feb. 26. 4:10 a. m. Flu
neral at the home of Mrs. Wossler's
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Crouch, 1927 Wat
son I'd. Friday, March | at O'Clock
Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park
Friends may call after p. m. Wednes-
day SHIRLEY SERVICE.
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College Net Scores

STATE
Hanover. a.. Miami -
Ban state. 81. Earlham. 3.
OTHERS
Yale S. Harvard. -
Columbia So Cornell IS
NJ 81 Marvs $50 Delaware %.
XAVIER. a.. Marshall IS
Broun. c. Massachusetts Tech "a.
Penn Is. Princeton IS
western Reserve So. John Carroll y
Kent safe. 45. Heidelherg. -
NJ Union. ST. Oher.in. a..
Orferhein s.. Dcrisor. -
DePaul Chicago 81. western state
Kalamazoo. Msch I. IS
Ceorre washington IS. Geneva. 50.
Washburn- s. CreiEh-on. g
New Mexico IS Arizona. IS.
Pittsburgh. 81. Temple. IS.
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Ball State Quintet
Defeats EdrlhGnl

By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. 28-The Ball
State Teachers College basketball
team held Earlham to four field
goals to win an Indiana Intercol-
iegiate Conference game, "a to %,
here last night.
Substitutions we're made frequent
Nv on both teams. Shuck of Ball
State led the scoring with II points
and his team was ahead at the half,
IA to IL
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

William Hichborn, %. of 80 N. Illinois.
st. salesman, and Lillian Mayors. 20. Of
615 N Pennsylvania st, saleslady.
william Startling. so, of 326 S. Missouri
st. chauffeur and ThreSsa Morrison. 40, OF
1877 Oliver-av. housekeeper.
Stephen Thorpe, 80, Chicago. Ill. travel
ing representative, and Nadine Lane. 35,
William Denney, ~. Of 1926 E. 9th-st.
bellboy and Virginia Floyd. Of SOB N.
DelaWaIe-st houSekeeper.
Fred Bunse. 81. Beech Grove, farm hand,
and Maude Burge. 10. Beech Grove. house
keeDer.
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Dear Backboard-Can you think
of a better forward than Dale
HUT? We tried, but only got
headache
TWO GREEN WAVES
Have an aspirin. boys, and start
all over again. It's pretty big
state.
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Plumbing Permits
IS Household Goods

William steck. 1850 E 32nd, three Ak
lures.
Huber g. FIashkamp. 1864 Carrollton,
two fixtures.
L. E. Isley 155 Hampton. 10 fixtures.
NJ A Armistead 1885 Northwestern,
one fixture.
Freyn Bros. 1901 English 10 fixtures.
Freyn Bros. sci w. Michigan. four fix
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Hanover Triunlphs
OUer Miami CGgerS
By United Press

By United Press
HANOVER, Ind, Feb. 28.-Miami
University of oxford, O., was de-
feated by Hanover in a basketball
game here last night, A to "a.
Raney and Hartley led the vim
ners with 16 and - points, respec-
lively. The local five held 22-to-
16 lead at the half. Summary:
%
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do no better than win one game
from the Gregory & Appel team.
Bill Brunot had a 627 for the Gregorys:
shooter for the Cookmen., a, 625 puJI,3g
him on top. The winners had 1918 mid MID
f 4es 2g95 o Sf s qtis Me-
tory over the. Hitzelberger's Chicken Din
ners. A 1040 middle oo game BOOSTED 2St the the
row. with $50, Oscar Behrens with $50
and Phil. Bisesi with COL. formed the trio
Of 600 shooter, for the Tire team: while
The Falls CITY. Hi-Brus, who have been
iuries, presented patched lineup IN last
take R decS A2pus o With s2
Chambers team were the leading in
oiE wan Holtz 3 SO total featured the Hare
GeheyroletRose Ere series G6 s wqh 5s w as
t TOP Count H1t for the Losers. The cRevieS
reached 1O45 in one of their three games
with a 612 and led the Individual scoring
Of the American Central Lie League at me
Central alleys, Twenty-Payyme66t LLifesS with
proved to be the only three-time winners
Of the session. The 1O-Year Terms and
the Joint Life and Ordinary Life.
In the Moore & Fox League at the
the 500 class with a 636., which was, good
for, the high individual honors of last
n foT the Tan1erup position f While Russ
Smith showed on a 598 Triple winnepS
c sT 9o shu Mo on eoT aH9 FOX f
Insurance and Surety Bonds. The Fire In
surance took an odd game decision over
the Auto Insurance.
No team in the Mutual MIX Co. League
at the Fountain Square alleys was able
MIX Buttermilk, Cottage Cheese and Xxx
Cream won twice from the Cream Butter
Yeager posted a sos for the best individual
total of the session.
Freddie Schneider led the scoring of the
St John Evangelical League during last
nights session al the Fountain Square
Alleys. A s35 series gained him the hon
three games each from the Knannlein
Fisher Bros Electric and Janitz Grocery
took double. victories over the F. w. Hohlt
g. Sons and Riemans Florists.
In the Inter Club League at the Pritch-
been on the sidelines because Of illness,
returned TO his regular position in the
loop and COPIED the individual honors
gained the only three-game victory of the
evening when they shut out the A. B c.
team Tvo-game wins went to the Uni
versal Indians, Universal Yankees and
Mercators over the Optimists. Exchange
Service and Exchange Unity teams.
Cutcher posted the lone 500 series OF the
Stokey-Van Camp League. thereby cop
ping the individual honors Of the session
Of the league at the .Pritchett alleys Every
team series resulted in shutout victories
for the winning aggregations. Bean Hole
Beans Chile-Con-Csrne and Cranberry
Sauce were the triple winners Tomato
Sauce, Strained Foods and Honey Pod
Peas being the undercogs.
The Eli Lilly Mems League steamed up
a little during last nights get-together
and presented q pair OF 900 totals during
the evenings paStiming at the Pritchett
alleys. G. Rohr connected for $40 to
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BowLERs' SPECIAL

Officials of the Indianapolis A. B. c.
tournament committee have announced
that the Big Four Railroad has assured
them that the Commodore Vanderbilt
streamline engine will pull the special
train. bearing local teams from Cleye-
land to Syracuse, y. Y, scene of this
years event.
Fifty teams will make the trip and
Indianapolis bowling followers feel
hOnOred over the arrangements to use
the country's most up-tO-date engine on
part of the trip. The Big Four officials
also limited that there NAV be a pos
sibility of this monster of the transporIa
tion industry being on the front end of
the indianapolis Special over the en-
tire route
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THE 3RA[KHlARD

WITH school clubs poised and for action
w schools Will battle in King Ihaas tour
me oposes tonight in indianapolis and Gary
Of the has gotten under way six
the moth balls their uniforms until next
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State College Net Card
TONIGHT

Butler VS.. Indiana State, at Terre
Haute.
De Paw VS.. Wabash, at Craw-
louisville.
Central Normal VS.. Valparaiso, at
Valparaiso.
Evansville VS.. Franklin, at Frank
lin.
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2 Cards. In MemorIams

LITTLE-We wish to express. our sincere
thanks to our relatives, friends and
neighbors for their kindness, sympathy
and floral offerings at the death Of our
especially thank Rev. M. NJ Culbertson,
singers. pallbearers. flower girls. Eoyster
& Askin and Mr.. Heze Clark OF The
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RIPPLE FROSH TRIUMPH

RIPPLE FhUSH IhIUNIFH
The Broad Ripple freshmen de-
feated the John Strange Junior
High School basketball team, % to
20, yesterday afternoon at the Broad
Ripple gym.
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la Lodge Notices

VOssLER- MASONIC. Called meeting of
Englewood Lodge No. lis, F. and A. M,
Thursday. Feb. 28,. 1870 p. m, at the
hall. PTS E. Washington, for Brother
Chris Vossler.
CHARLES BAIER, w. M.
CHESTER WARD. Sec'y.
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Totals 20 Ii Totals 9
Referee-Porter. Umpire-LyonS.
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It's About Time Some One Was
Taken Through The Mill
Nv The MillerS

DIV Il nt llliiCIS
Dear Bsckboard-My selection for the
state champion this year rests with
NObIesviIle. After losing their opening
game to Msrtinsville they paraded
through 20 games without a loss. In
Lehr and Alexander at forwards. Mobiles
vile has a real scoring threat, Meredith
san accomplished pivot man.. and Com
stock and Montague. guards. complete a
brilliant all-round team.
Well. Noblesviile and Coach Kennedy
he seeing you at the heldhouse March
1915.
BIG DAN
Say. Dan. Merritt Murphy pa
raded right through those % wins
with the Millers. yet he's picking
NewcaStlei Howzatcome?
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Joe Rea Pulls Iron Man.
Feat in Bowling Sessions
City Pinman Takes Top and RunnerUp League HonorS;
Wonder Bars Set New indianapolis Loop Record.

top E. Davis at SIT for the individual
honors The Powders Jared well in their
series with the Extracts. winning all three
games Double wins we're taken by the
Pills. Elixers and Iletins over the Tablets.
Dentals and Syrups
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Cutcher posted the lone 500 series Of the
Stokey-Van Camp League. thereby cop
ping the individual honors Of the session
Of the league at the Pritchett alleys. Every
team series resulted in shutout victories
for the winning aggregations. Bean Hole
Beans. Chile-Con-Car and Cranberry
Sauce were the triple winners. Tomato
Sauce Strained Foods and Honey Pod
Peas being the undercogs.
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Freddie Schneider led the scoring of the
ST. John Evangelical League during last
nights session at the Fountain Square
Alleys 535 series gained him the hon
ors Spreen's Grocery and Msstnys won
three games each from the Knannlein
Drugs and Geo. H Herrmans. as the
Fisher Bros. Electric and Janitz Grocery
took double victories over the ?. W. Hohlt
g. Sons and Riemans Florists.
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No team in the Mutual MIX Co. League
at the Fountain Square alleys was able
to get away with a clean sweep. Nursery
Mix, Buttermilk, Cottage Cheese and Xxx
Cream won twice from the Cream Butter
milk. Chocolate Drink Mix and Cream;
total of the session.
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scoring honors Of the Eli Lilly Ladies
League. also bowling at the Pritchett
alleys Amytals took the only three-game
win Of the evening. when they shut out the
Borozins. Tablets won twice from the
Americans Ma Haungs took a pair from the
Merthiolates and the SpiriteX grabbed a
2-to-1 decision from the Extralins.
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The Eli Lilly Mems League steamed I'D
a little during last nights get-together
the evenings paStiming at the Pritchett
alleys. c. Rohr connected Tor $40 TO
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with a 612 and led the individual scoring
of the American Central Life League at the
Central alleys. acknowledgement Lifes with
a 3-to-0 decision over the o. L. c. o.,
proved to be the only three-time winners
Of the session The 1OIYe&r Terms and
the Joint Life and Ordinary Life.
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Railways won three times over the
Clerks as the Cashiers took two from the
Agents in the Federal League at the Illi-
noise alleys. Doddridge took the in
dividual honors of the evening, with 548
total.
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Jailers Win Thrice
GOldbIumeS Bow

Cooks Goldblume, with their reg
ular lineup again in action could
do no better than win one game
from the Gregory g. Appel team.
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Hamilton. at SIS. and Baxter. at SOL,
were the leading scorers of the Auto Row
session at the Antlers alleys last night.
Fadley -Birrs, American States Insurance
and Associated investments were three
time winners over the U. S. Tire Service.
Goodyear Service and KIrchner Auto Serv5
victorious in two games with the Frank
Hatfields.