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seven on No. 7, being hole high in
two and taking five more to get in.
He scored brides on Nos. 10, II and
Is all the result of fine puts.
Leon Bud PettigreW, Pendleton,
state junior champion and the only
one of the four eligible from that
tournament to compete in this
event, blew up on the last nine and
finished with an 81.
Besides Johnny Simpson, who was
a three time winner of this tourna-
ment, all the other ex-champions
who were entered qualified. Bill
Diddel of Indianapolis. five time
winner had 70, and Bobby Resener
of Kokomo, another three time
winner had &c. Dwight Mitchell,
French Lick winner in 1925, had 70.
Fritz Cox of Terre Haute, who
was runnerup to Mcclure last year
had rs, while Phil Talbot of Bloom
ington, runnerup in 1881 and 1882,
had II.
W. c. Hibberd and his son Jimmy,
both of the local course, captured
the father and son horrors with 1863
total, the elder Hibberd getting "a
and the son 49, They were three
strokes better than S. o. Harrell of
Bloomington who had SO, while his
son Bob, had nifty 70, for 16S
total The Giants Of indianapolis,
DR.. E. w. and his son Dick, had 1859
total. Dick being off his game to
take 90 His dad fired 10.
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Favored City
Netmen Gain
Second Round
Local Tourney Runs True to
Form in Opening
Day Warfare.

Top-seeded players encountered
little trouble in opening round
matches Of the annual city tennis
tournament at the Hawthorn courts
yesterday.
Ralph Bradford. state collegiate
champion, stroked out a 60, GA de-
cision over Dee Pell. Gene Dem
mary, Butler ace and seeded No. ?,
eliminated A. E. Light, So, 6-3.
Ralph Burns, ranked No. l, was not
scheduled to swing into action until
today.
Egbert Driscoll, seeded No. 4,
whitewashed James Thornburg of
Anderson, 60. 60. Carl Shade
turned in a 81; 6-3 triumph over
Gilbert Hughes of Greencastle; Rob-
ert Tucker of Lafayette carried on
for out-of-town invaders by whip
ping Robert Bernd, 81, 60: James
Hurt Jr. stopped Weston Barr of
Logansport in three sets, 0-6, rs,
Sc; Don Wagner ousted Dick Fair
banks. So, 6-3 Frank Campbell de-
feated Harry Teegarden, 81, So;
Norman Won Burg toppled John
Kingsbury, So, So.
Harry Won Burg defeated G. L.
Jerry, 81, SO; and Bill Fulton de-
feated Leo Brodsky, 81. 81
Competition in the women's
singles division was carded to begin
today, while mems doubles teams
will square off tomorrow. The
schedule today:
liza. Malta Place VS.. Helen Elliott,
Dorothy Wilke VS. Barbara Zechiel.
1P. M-Ralph Bradford VS.. Don Wag-
ner.
M-Dorothy Duckwan VS.. Eleanor
Prince. Mrytha Coyte VS.. Virginia Baxter,
Mrs. Fred Wrege VS.. Helen Fechtman,
Eleanor Lauck VS.. Marietta Miller, Kath-
ryn Reece VS.. Connie Apostal.
3P. M-George Horst VS.. Joe Friend;
4P. M-Ralph Burns vs. Paul Bu-
chanan. Egbert Driscoll VS.. Harry Von-
Burg. Frank Campbell VS.. Carl Shade:
5P. M-Floyd Poore VS.. Jack Hiatt,
Vincent Meunier vs.. George Newton.
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Who Meets Who in
First Round Tits

BIZ 7 ines Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 13.-
Pairings for the first round of
match play in the Indiana Amateur
golf championship this morning fol-
low, including qualifying scores:
Raw Jones, Richmond (7D VS.. Nal
Edward. Lafayette I'D.
Max Buell.. indianapolis (7sl VS.. Robert
Stevens, indianapolis "a.
Phil Talbot. Bloomington 90 vs.. Roscoe
Rutherford, ConnersvilIe ls2i.
Earl Hudlin. Bloomington 49, VS.. Harry
AlliXson Bloomington l85l.
Ray Robertson. Indianapolis 90 VS.. j.
w, Clemens. Richmond (82l.
Todd. Jr.. Richmond l8zI
Harold Cover South Bend So.
Lybrook. Gary So.
Sam Simpson. Indianapolis (7sl VS. Leon
tBudl Pettigrew. Pendleton 81.
Johnson, Bloomington 90.
J.; z. Bixler, Lafayette 90 VS.. r. L.
Phillips. South Bend 1897.
l. NE5Hn f GSEs R SS: ss 100 vs. Bernie
Earl Thomas. Richmond (7Sl VS.. Curtis
Rush. BLOOMINGTON 1877.
A. JohsnniDE oO Richmon dSP pSa1 e" vs. n
Dwight Mitchell. French Lick 7s) vs..
John Crawford. Indianapolis (Sn.
Ed 4uQAdndpOlS toUj vs.. FRANK
Shields. Indianapolis 1857.
Robert Herrell. Bloomington (73l vs.. W.
F. Reed, Jr.. indianapolis l8l.
Miles Standish. Bloomington (76) VS.. W.
c. Hibberd, Richmmcnd ts4l.
Roland Loehr. Richmond (T7 vs.. Jack
Fciand Gary 1927.
Harold Brewer. West Lafayette (79) VS..
John Elliott, Newcastle 1851.
J. W. Roberts, Gary l75) vs.. C. c.
Brockman. Indianapolis 1917.
James Hibberd, Richmond l7e) VS. r. L.
Kimbrough. Muneie tsll.
Dick Taylor. Lafayette CD VS.. r.
Jenkins. Indianapolis ts4.
Clark ESpie, Indianapolis 800 vs.. Ralph
Stevens Evansville 1851
John NJ. Simpson. Washington (73l vs..
williem Hunting. Fl. Wayne 1911.
George Petersen. Indianapolis t7s) VS..
Howard Xibby, Connersville $50.
Marion Coulter, Richmond CD VS.. @. A.
Young. Lafayette 1881.
Coleman Flick, French Lick 1907 vs.. Dr..
c. J. Grain. Richmond 49,.
Fritz Cox. Terre Haute t1e) vs.. Tom
o'Haver. Bloomington 1872
Mark Porter. Richmond ls5l,,
Paul Shafer. Indianapolis ls4l.
Robert Resener. Kokomo so vs.. Bob
Fair. Greenfield 1857.
Winners of the morning matches
today were to be paired up for a
second 18-hole round this after
noon.
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City Mines Carded
in Titular Series
Amateur League Champs to
Clash Saturday.

The schedule has been arranged
by the indianapolis Amateur Base
bali Association for the opening
round of city series baseball games
Saturday Pennant winners of nine
league affiliated with the asSOcia-
ton will compete for the city title.
Teams Will be dropped from the
series when two defeats are re-
corded.
-Four tits will be played Saturday.
Davis Fuel. Em-Roe Senior League,
will meet Inland Container, Big Six
League. at Ellenberger. U. S. Cor
rugated Box. Manufactures League,
will oppose Rays Al-StaTs. Circle
City League. at Garfield No. 3.
Puritan Bed Spring. Universal
League. will test E. c. Atkins. Cap
ital City League. at Riverside No.
3. Kingan's. Factory League. will
play the George Hitz nine. Center
Circle League at Riverside No. l. Fit.
Harrison of the Industrial League
drew bye.
The outcome of Saturdays games
will determine the opponents for
four more series tilts which will be
played Sunday. Puritan Bed Spring
has drawn the Sunday bye.
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i. S. MOVES TO
TIGHTEN PACIFIC
AERIAL DEFENSE
Naval Reservation Set Up
by Roosevelt Order in
AIeutianS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3.-The
United States frightened its aerial
grip on the Pacific Ocean today with
the first step toward establishment
OF what may be a series of power
full air bases stretching from the
Pacific Coast to Guam.
This was the Interpretation placed
by competent observers upon Presi-
dent RooSevelt'S executive order
Transforming the entire western end
of the Aleutian Islands. of the
Alaskan Coast. into a military and
naval reservation where civilian fly
ing is prohibited.
These observers believed the
dream of the Navy admirals for the
last 10 establishment of
powerful naval air base on the
Aleutian Islands from which the
Nays long-range patrol and bomb
ing planes could operate in con-
junction with the feet-iS about to
come true.
Navy officials consider 1t likely
that when the Unied States relin-
pushes the Philippines the home
base for the United States Asiatic
feet may be established at Guam.
This island has a splendid harbor
and could be more easily defended
from hostile Pacific power than
the Philippines, many Navy officials
believe.
Military and naval officials we're
noncommittal regarding the Presi-
dents executive order issued at the
White House without comment.
The order stated that for rea-
sons of public safety" the areas
listed had been set aside as airspace
reservations within which civil air.
craft are forbidden to be operated.
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Kdutskys Add Stars
for 10. Loop Series

The Kautsky A. C.s Of the Indi-
ana-Ohio League have an open date
in their schedule next Sunday and
an out-of-town game with a strong
nine is wanted Write or wire E. r.
Morrison, 627 N. Delaware-st Indi-
annapolis.
The Kautskys defeated Muncie at
Muncie Sunday in league tilt,
to 5. Hungling, j. Kelly and H.
Kelly led the winners attack
against Lefty Kirksey and Walker.
Relief pitching by Haugh of the
Kautskys was a feature.
The 10. elimination series will
begin Aug % and the Kautskys
have bolstered their lineup by sign
ing signing Bud Hungling, former
major league catcher, and Weeb Eu
banks, hard-hitting outfelder of
Richmond.
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-Four Seek Initial
South GrOUe Title

Four linksinen who never have
held the South Grove Golf Club
championship battled their way to
the semi-f1nals at the grove Sun
day. The four survivors will meet
in 36-hole matches next Sunday.
Ken Hoy, who downed George
Bradford, 4 and 2. will match
strokes with Marvin Hickman, who
stopped Ken Loucks, up. Herman
Olsen will meet Tommy Hansen in
the other semi-fnal match. Olsen
defeated George Hicks. up, in 10
holes while Hansen had to go 20
holes before dropping John Wade
Vaughn King. last years cham
pion, defaulted in an early match.
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Brilliant TrOt
Stars Poised
for Big Race
Greyhound High Choice to
Win $4,000 Classic
at Goshen.
BvTrifrdPrcss


GOSHEN. y. Y Aug. 13-Grey-
hound, a grey colt owned BY z. J.
Baker Of St. Charles, III, was an
even money favorite today to trot to
victory tomorrow in the 5000
Hambletonian Stake. the trotting
circuits Kentucky Derby.
Ten Of the 80 eligible 3-year -olds
are considered possible starters, but
eight. the same number as last year.
probably viii face the starter for
the three-heat race around the
Good Time Parks mile track.
Goshen Is filed BY trOtting dew
otees from all parts Of the country.
Race officials expect 10000 10 see
the classic.
Greyhound. undefeated in four
starts on the Grand Circuit this
year. is backed heavily. Law
renee Hanover. owned by the La
Sale Stables OF Chicago. was second
favorite at 3 to L. lilly Tonka.
owned BY c. W. Phellis Of New
York. was third at Al Lawrence
Hanover recently beat lilly Tonka
IN New England.
The track, which handlers have
been working over for a month, is
expected 10 be lightning fast, a con-
ditiOn that will aid both favor
ties because they trot their best on
q fast course.
Sep Palm. Indianapolis. noted
driver. is slated 10 plot Greyhound
and Doc Parshan will direct Law
renee Hanover.
Others expected TO run are Silver
King. VolO Arion. a one-eyed horse
owned by William Syubley, New
burgh. n. Y: GUardsman. Harper
Hanover. Miss Kate B, Pedro Tip
ton and the ViscOunt
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yesterday despite the fact he took
n blows over this course that has
hills galore and cross winds that
sweep over the knobs and take high
shots off line.
The course is a par 70 layout and it
is difficult, and usually can withstand
attack in all except two instances,
holes Nos. 4 and II, where, on these
sun-baked fairwayS, hard hitters
are able to reach home in two and
get down in two for fairly easy
brides.
DR.. Cant Withdraws
There were 1875 in the starting
field yesterday, Sc more than at
French Lick last year. 1t took a
score of IS or better to qualify here
yesterday whereas a score of SO was
good enough last year. And one of
the IS players might have been
eliminated in playof had not DR..
E. w. Cant of indianapolis. who
fired 70 to tie for the senior cham
pionship in the l8-hole qualification
test, withdrawn, convinced that he
could not stand the gaff of
climbing the hills through match
play competition. DR.. Cant tied
for the award offered to play
ers of more than so years of
age who have the lowest qualify
ing score, with Bill Diddel, Indian
apolis, five times state amateur
champion. Both had counts. of 70
and likely will play off for the
award later.
Three players. Bob Harrell Of
Bloomington, John Simpson of
Washington, ex-state champion, and
Sammy Simpson of indianapolis
Country Club we're Jones nearest
competitors yesterday, two strokes
behid with 70 each.
Bob had a swell out-nine, getting
a birdie with a 20-foot putt on No.
3 and seven pars to be one under
on the ninth tee. He took three
puts on that hole, but still was
even par at the turn.
Ray Robertson of Highland, 1ndi-
annapolis. had a nice IS on the back
nine to give him a IA and fifth place
in the medalist list. He was out in
80, principally because he took a
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MCDOWELL CAPTURES
JACOBS TABLE TROPHY

Dick Mcdowell defeated Spud
Spaulding, 1921. 21-17, 24-22, to
win the Paddle Club midsummer
table tennis tournament held at the
Paddle Club last night.
Spaulding upset Joel Inman, No.
seeded player. in a semi final
match 1921. 21-19, 1921. McDow-
ell. No. 2 seeded player, defeated
Earl Coulson, 1921, 21-19, 1921, in
the other semi final event.
Jerry Jacobs and Bob Rowe
teamed together to defeat Joel In
man and Henry Spaulding. 1921,
24-22, 21-19, to win the doubles
title. More than 100 players and
spectators witnessed tournament
play. The Jacobs Outdoor Shop do
mated the trophy awarded the mid
summer champion.
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CAPTURE TITLES WHILE
IDLE IN NEGRO MEET

Two champions were crowned aft
er advancing through their final
matches without lifting a racquet
as the North Side Negro tennis
tournament came to a close at
Northwestern Park yesterday.
Fred Russell gained the mems
singles title when James Baker de-
faulted. Gladstyne Graves was de-
clared women's champion when
Lesyle Henderson filed default.
Charles Harris copied the junior
singles diadem, beating Walter Rus
sell, Ga, As, 6-3. The mems dou-
bles title went to Lee Lewis and
William Stanley, who downed Fred
Russell and Raymond Ray in the
finals GA. 6-3
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ROckIUOOds Capture
Close Tourney Fray

The lockwood A. Cs nudged out
the Little Giants. 2 to l, in the
feature fracas as the local sectional
of the state softball tournament got
under way yesterday. The tilt was
decided in extra innings.
In other games yesterday. the
Hawthorne Smokers crushed the In
dianapoliS Merchants, 19 TO 2. the
Howard Street Cubs topped the
Standard Oil team. to 2. and the
Stokols nose out the Hager Hard
ware Club, ? TO l.
The r. o. c. team advanced by
default today when the Longacre
A. c. squad withdrew
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BIKE RACES TO BE
HELD AT SOUTHPORT

A series of bicycle races will be
held at Southport High School ath-
letic field, Saturday night beginning
at 7:45. There will be events for
men and women, both sprints and
distance features.
Bike accessories will be the prizes.
Oil companies are sponsoring the
speed meeting and some of the best
riders of indianapolis and Marion
County will compete.
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PedigO FLOps Indian
Rival in Main Event

Cecil BLACKSMITH Pedigo. Louis
vile grappler, triumphed in the main
event of the wrestling program at
the Illinois-St arena last night, flop
ping the Sioux Indian. Ben Bolt, in
two out of three falls.
Spike AShby won the first fall OF
the semi windup, but dropped the
next two and the match to Bobby
Novsk. Red Vagnona was disquali-
fed for fouling in the one-fall
opener and the match was awarded
to his opponent, Omer Price.
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Baseball
Indc ndent, Amateur, League
and Semi-Pro News and Notes.

University Heights annexed two games
over the week END, downing the All-Stars
under the lights at Longacre Park Fri
CAV night. to 7, and trimming the Stone
Cutters at Bedford. to 3, on Sunday
Pete Bailey of the Heights nine limited
Jake Kleppe. Langley and Schaefer led
the winning attack. A game with a state
team is wanted for next Sunday. Write
TO X. A. Osborne at ll03 Hanna-av, or
call DreXel 1926.
BABY Lincolns trounced the East End
Cubs. II 10 Nelson's bat work featured
the contest as he cracked out two home
runs for the winners. For games with
the Lincolns. fast Negro nine. contact
apolis.
The Champagne Velvet club of Terre
Hsute would like TO book a game or
double-header with the Cooks Goloblume
at Sterling Beer team of Indianap polls
on a guarantee and 6O-40 basis. Either
team interested get in touch with Mickey
Shannon, care of Central Hotel, Terre
Haute.
Glenn's Valley defeated Porter's Camp
10 I. Sunday. All Valley players will
meet tomorrow evening at for practice
Sexson Coal Company drubbed the Gross
Funeral Home club. II to s. Sunday. Sex
son nine will play at Candy next Sun
day.
With but I'VE more weeks of play re-
naming in the Municipal League schedule
Cooks Goldblumes appear headed for the
advantage over Falls City. their nearest
rival Beech Grove. Corrugated Box and
Beanblossoms all are battling hard for
third place. The standings, including last
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NEWCASTLE PAIR WINS
EASTERN NET HONORS

By Times Special
NEWCASTLE, Ind. Aug. 13.-
Wilmer and Orville johnson, local
entrants, yesterday captured the
seventh annual eastern Indiana
tennis tournament doubles cham
pionship by defeating Floyd Poore
of Anderson and Harley Anderson
of Elwood, 81, 60, Us, in the final
match.
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HORSESHOE MATCH

Scoring 1885 points. the Fall
Greek horseshoe team defeated the
Linton squad. winning - games to
LintonS IL. The losers tailed 1853
points. Trinkle of Linton led in
ringers with ia and Harris of Fall
Creek was second with l72.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-13
SOFTBALL GOSSIP

Dean Brothers softhall team requests
poStponement Of games scheduled this
week on account Of participation in the
CITY tournament Olley of the Indianapolis
Machinery Co. is asked to call Carey at
Lincoln 34S2. between a. m. and 4 D. m
Dean Brothers players are asked TO call
Drexel 1911 after s this evening TO secure
information concerning the tournament
Kelso.
The Citizens Gas Co. first and second
teams will tangle tonight at at the Gas
Co. diamond The second team will have
thinner pitching while the varsity will use
Barnes.
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NEWCASTLE H. S. CARDS
NIGHT GRID INAUGURAL

b. Times Special
NEWCASTLE. Ind. Aug 1S-The
Newcastle High Shcool football
team will inaugurate night games
here when the Anderson Indians in
wade the local gridiron for the
opening fray Sept. Is.
Other games on schedule for the
Trojan eleven follow: Sept 20,
Plainfield, here; Sept. 81. Rich
mond. there: Oct 4. RuShville,
here: Oct. II. Noblesville. here; Oct.
10. ConnerSville, here; Oct. IS. Mum
Gle, there: Nov. /. KokomO. here.
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Auto Injuries Prove Fatal

KOKOMO, Ind, Aug. 13.-Injuries
suffered in an automobile accident
near Gettingsville Sunday were fatal
today to Mrs. Bertha Prather, 81.
J. c. Switzer, riding with Mrs. Pra-
ther was injured critically.
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SKEET TOURNEY DATES

The seventh annual Indiana state
skeet tournament sponsored by the
indianapolis Skeet Club will be held
at the local ranges Sunday and Mon
day, Sept. l and 2, it was announced
today.
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Greensburg Drops
Net Coach Pruitt
Mentor to Contest Release
by State H. S.

By United Press
GREENSBURG, Ind. Aug. 13.-
Frank Pruitt, athletic director and
basketball coach at Greensburg
High School for seven years. has
been released, the school board an
nounced today.
Pruitt, who formerly was coach
at cambridge High School, said he
would contest the action of the
board under provisions of the
teacher tenure law.
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WEDNESDA

a. NJ.
7:00-Morning devotions.
7:15-Tuneful Textbooks.
6:45-Mary Bakers reviews.
9:00-Piano recital (NBCl
9:15-Dorothy Dreslein (NBCl.
9:30-The Trail Finder lNBC).
9:45-Magic Recipes (NBCl.
and Muzzy lNBC).
10 :15-Honeyboy and Sassafras (NBCl.
10 :30-Merry Madcaps (NBCl.
11:00-Happy Jack Turner fNVC).
1115-The Kilmer Family (NVCl
l. :30-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
p. M.
12:30-Al Pearce and His Gang (NBC).
1:00-Luncheon Dance tunes.
1:15-The Wiseman (NBCl.
1:30-Spotlight revue (NBC)
2:00-Woman's Radio review (NBC).
2:30-Edith Warren (NBCi.
2:45-Mercado's Mexican Fiesta (NBC0.
3:00-Crosscuts from Log of Day tNBC)
3:3Q-James wilkinson (NBC).
Observation-Disclosures of Sam and Dick (NBC)
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Cooks Goldblunes have completed their
Industrial League schedule and desire
game for this Saturday afternoon. Call
Cherry 4996-W at p. m.
Plainfeld Commercial dropped hard
fought tilt to Ben Davis Merchants. 3 to l .
Commercials will entertain Stilesville this
sunday.
Shelbyville Street Merchants beat the
game for this Saturday. Write to j. H
Gallagher, 1919 Ringgold-av, Indianapolis.
Hoosier A. C. squad lost a smuggling bee
Mooresville Sunday
Cord Piston Rings trimmed the Fall
Greek Athletics to 3. Klien. pitcher.
whitfield 81 batsmen and allowed but two
hits state nine desiring games with the
Rings. write to the Cord Piston Ring Co..
$40 MaSsachusetts-av. Indianapolis. or
phone Lincoln 1901. Sunday is an open
date.
J. n TAYLOR Transfers defeated the
Southern A C.s IL to 7. Greenwood. win
ming twirler. was. credited with 10 strike
outs and allowed seven hits Lee Lacy
starred al bat with three timely blows
Taylors will be idle next Sunday and will
attend a picnic at Brownsburg. Players
viii leave from the managers home, ITO
S Easiest at $50 a. m.
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REFORMED CHURCH SESSION

The Reformed Church Bowling
League will meet at Pritchett's
Alleys Thursday night at 1880 to or
ganize for the season. All last year
captains and church teams wishing
to enter are urged TO attend.
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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
Power and Light Company
TUESDAY

P. M
4 00-Maurie Sherman orchestra (CBSI.
4:15-Tea Time tunes
4:45-Russian Bear orchestra (CBS).
4:55-Bohemians.
5:15-Virginia Verrill (CBSl.
530-Buck Rogers (CBSl.
5:45-NewS.
6:00-Lavender and Old Lace (CBS).
6:30-Dramatic Interlude OBS
700-On the Air with Lud Gluskin tCBS)
7:30-Waring Pennsylvanian'S (CBS).
8:30-Jerry Cooper (CBSl
8:45-Louis Prima orchestra (CBSl.
9:00-Morton Downey.
9:15-News.
930-Musical Moments.
9:45-Ted Fiorito orchestra (CBS).
l0:00-Modern Musical Treats.
10 30-Ted Weems' orchestra (CBS).
II :00-Al Diem orchestra (CBSl.
II 30-Horatio Zito orchestra (CBSI.
IL 0-Midnight-Sign off