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U. s. TREASURY NOTES.
BY the Associated Press.

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159.9S7.
247.31O Uncludins $500. 800. .052 Of
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462 under the previous day; gold assets.
SO. .100.2S5. .436.
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
By Joe Williams
PinehurSt Is Fine Golf Spot
Donald Ross Stern Master
Teaches LinkSmen Manners

PINEHURST y. C., March 28.-Because asthmatic old
New Highlander could get relief from an aiing throat
UP Boston way this SPRAYING midsOuhern village became
the st. Andrews Of American golf.
Back in che edfying eighties, Mr. James ". Tufts ven
tured into the pine country bought of land at 30
acre laid hit and nine-hoe invited
friends down to keep him company and that was the
birth OF Pinehurst.
IN the world and certainly there gOng center that
richer in traditions and history of the sport Over its
green vevety faays every notable figure in American golf
has walked at time or another.
Conspicuous in development it
American gof-vss DOrnochby
H h6d the ra o a IN 1901 lad out the four courses and
competition
THEY say Ross probably
men s a Py % ss f p ans the we're ba around a
in paying heed to lot silly rules such as teeng up IN the rough m
Ross the pioneers.
respect feeling that nothing
you PLAYED you golf should be played Just
OVEN in the cubroom Of the ce-
this out Of match because he i'm;
t ~ not make exciting reading reference
wholly ept in view Of the fact that golf one Of the lew waf
well from start sport for all classes but essentially sport Tor
gentlemen.
WITH .h background it is not surprising 6ear-od
w Ross grow of the introduction
golf such done at the recent
OF the lew
those
humans Sarazen
commendable certain humans an unde
served break g,
what Sarazen did, said Ross l ami
permitted such com
petition ScocmanS implication that the association WASH
sensitive future Of the sport as It's high position WarraSe0 was
Unmisakable-
horseback riding trap shooting POLO ana
Some days as many as OO
designed 70
all such Marian
sky filled with whizng Wle per
the undeones Oh
rknc would add nothing to his come
spirit quite different from that genaE ouno
compared with the gay
Of the participants are substantial
FoWnes oI
Pb the FIovnblowe Randophs Of New York
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28

World Series last fall and Frankie
thinks we've got a great ball CLUB
and that we can win without an
extra push from men Paul.
7 can't do the managing and
the pitching all at once.
TT Frankie would let me man.
IL age the team-that is. use
men Paul as We should be pitched
why then you could name your
American League team that would
face us in the world series next Oc-
tober.
But Frisch is around the camp
this spring talking about a couple
of other pitching phenoms, over-
looking men Paul.
"Frish's got the wrong idea. Men
Paul could pitch him to another
pennant. cut he amt gonna let us
because he knows we're two stars
and because we're two stars he's 60
ing to have us hanging around rest
ing three or four days between our
games.
That's the wrong idea. told
him so and he told me to shut nv
mouth. that he was managing the
Cardinals. So little Dizzy just sad
died himself off to a bridge game
or did I play golf? Anyway. I'm
telling you I didn't practice no
pitching that day.
ERANKIE thinks he can win
II this pennant by putting the
halter on men Paul. 1t amt fer me
10 tell him he don't know nothing,
but all can say about men Paul
is that we amt gonna win no more
than As games for the Cardinals this
year.
It'll be something like this: %
wins for me. and I guess. we'll that
leaves % for Paul. That's right
that makes IS games don't it?
so men Paul. we're goi=< 10 win
IS games. I don't know who's going
10 get the other 55. I figure it'll
take 100 victories 10 win the Ma
tional League pennant.
of course, there's always a
chance that Frishn change his
mind about these thingS-you know,
about the last ten days of the sea-
son when we'll need some pitching.
II that's the case. I'll go TO Frankie
and tell him men Paul is the guys
TO save the ship for the Cardinals.
Wei save it, too. unless Frankie
gets tough about it,"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
Pdget Horse Liked
in Grand National

BIZ United Press
LIVERPOOL, March ga field
of 81 Of the worlds best Steeple-
chaSerS start tomorrow over the
hazard-strewn Aintree course in the
Grand National. Dorothy Paget'S
Golden Miller was favored at short
odds.
Golden Miller broke the record
for the four and one-half miles over
bitches and hurdles last year in
winning in 800 2-5. The rest of the
field is given little chance of NOV
ing out in front tomorrow, although
the favorite will carry top weight
of IT'S pounds.
Withdrawal yesterday of j. B.
Shows Delaniege removed last
years Second-finisher. The chief
threat is expected from Jock Whit
ney's Thermond II. third last year
ard second choice in the betting for
,omorrows race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
Runyan Sets
Fast Pace in
Golf Tourney
White Plains Pro 6 Under
Par for First Round of
North South Open.

By United Press
PINEHURST, N. c., March 28-
Henry Picard's reign as North
South Open golf champion was
threatened today by Paul Runyan,
White Plains IN. " stylist, who Ia
field of 103 with a IS in first
round play yesterday.
The Hershey (PaO champion
carded IS and finished behind near
ly a score of leaders, all topped by
Runyan'S six strokes under par and
one stroke above the au-time course
record.
Ray Mangrum, Los Angeles, and
Felix Seraf1n, Scranton, Pa, tied for
second place with OBS, three strokes
under par, with Craig Wood, Deal,
N. j., and Byron Nelson, Texarkana,
next with 70 each.
The epidemic Of par shattering
left Clarence Clark, Bloomfield. N.
j.. and Mike TurneSa, ElmSford, N.
Y. deadlocked in fifth place. al
though they went around in per-
feet lis.
Nine Others carded TBS and three
strokes farther back were three fall
tering stars-Walter Hagen, Tommy
Armour and Joe TurneSa.
After today's 18-hole round the so
low scorers will play 36 holes tomor-
row for the championship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
New York Yanks
Sign Dollar Men
Combs, Three Others Re-
ceive Regular Contracts.

By United Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
28.-Pitchers Russell Van Alta and
John Allen and outfielders Fred
Walker and Earl Combs. the famous
dollar year" men of the New
York Yankees, have been signed,
club officials announced today at
the Yankees spring base.
Because Of ailments which seemed
likely to keep them out this year,
the four were given one dollar
provisional contracts at the begin
ming Of the season.
The return of Combs to form Is
the most remarkable comeback Of
recent seasons. He was near death
for weeks last year after crashing
into a concrete fence.
Van Alta, Allen and Walker were
out most Of last season with arm
ailments. but in spring workouts
have shown indications of complete
recovery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
LiUernOis Signs for
First Mat Go Here

Marcel Livernois. clever French
grappler. will make his debut be-
fore local wrestling fans in the first
of the double main events sched-
uled for the mat show at TomlinSon
Hall Monday night. The match
maker is searching for a suitable
opponent.
The final match will send the
popular Erne Piluso of Portland,
Ore, against the rough Irish vet
eran. Pat Mccarthy. Mccarthy
pinned Rough House Hagen in q
fast scrap last week. while Piluso
whipped Sailor Trout. A strong
opening bout will complete the
card.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28

The dizzy one gained his repu-
tation at about this time last year
when he predicted he would win 80
games during the 1884 season. He
won them. but still is called Dizzy.
Because Of Manager Frisch'S stub
bornneSS. he explained sadly. the
Cardinals will win the National
League pennant by an "eyelasn"
only.
L amt gonna win 80 games this
year" he sighed.
I won that many IN 1894. but YOU
see I'm regular star today.
Frankie FrisCh won't rely on me
as must this summer as he did last
year. He thinks we're going to coast
INTO the pennant without any extra
help from me.
Hes wrong. Now FriSch is a
grand guy. but you see We won the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
Three Local Boxers
Win A. A. u. Battles
BIZ 7 Hifc6 Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind. March d.
Three knockouts featured the first
round of 10 bouts in the State A.
A. U. boxing tournament here last
night.
Eight final bouts tomorrow night
will determine the championship.
Indianapolis fighters came off
with three victories and one de-
feat in last nights action. Frank
IanuzH dec!Sioned Everett Davis
of Kokomo. Fred Krukemeier took
the verdict over Steve Filipenko of
South Bend. and Johnny Kruke-
meier outpointed Charles Ley Of
South Bend. John ChesnuaS was
eliminated by Arthur Hurd Of South
Bend in a decision bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28

Nine schools have submitted their
entries in the state swimming meet,
to be held in conjunction with the
field carnival at the f1eldhouse Sat-
urday.
A total of 534 boys will compose
the SO cams participating in the
track anG field events. The teams
entered in the meet, and the num-
Der of individual contestants rep
reSenting them in the various divi-
sions are as follows:
Alexander 90, Anderson 15), Au-
burn (D, Ben Davis CD, Blooming
ton Cd, Brook "a, Central of South
Bend (6), Chesterton q0, Clark of
Hammond 4, Elizabeth "a, Emer-
son of Gary Q3), Paramount Q4,
Fortville 90, Froebel of Gary Q5),
Greenfield Q2, Griffith (2).
Hammond 90, Horace Mann of
Gary 90, Huntington 90, Jeffer-
son of Lafayette Q0, Jonesboro 90 g,
Kokomo 90, La Porte 90, Linton
60, Loogootee 90, Manual Train
ing of indianapolis 900, Marion
90, Merrillville G. ?. 60, Misha
waka Q0), MonteZuma 80, Month
cello CD, Muncie Q5).
COntinentaIs Lead List
North Side of Fl. Wayne (22),
Odon 90, Petersburg I'D, Plainfield
a., Plymouth a., Princeton "a,
Richmond 90, Rushville Cd, Salem
I'D, Shelbyville 60, Sheridan %,
Shortridge of Indianapolis (23),
Southport Q2), South Side of FIT.
Wayne 90, Technical Of Indian
apolis Q9).
Wallace of Gary dW, Warren
Central (13), Warsaw co., Washing
ton of Indianapolis go, Wiley of
Terre Haute Q8), Winamac 60.
Washington of Indianapolis has
posted the largest entry, a total of
"a boys seeking laurelS for the local
west side school. Shortridge will
send % boys into action, Manual
Training lists 20, and Technical has
a roster of 10.
The nine squads in the aquatic
carnival include Bloomington, Cen
trail of South Bend, Emerson of
Gary, Hammond, Horace Mann of
Gary, North Side of FIT. Wayne,
Richmond. Warren Central and
Washington of East Chicago.
Seventy swimmers will strive for
honors in the fieldhouse pool.
Time Schedule Set
Action will begin Saturday morn
ing at 10, with the qualifying trials
for the 60-yard dash. Finals in that
event will be held at in the after
noon. At 1890 a. m. the trials for
the 60-yard low hurdles will be
held, with the finals set for 2:15.
Trials for the field events, the pole
vault, high jump, broad jump and
shot put, all will be contested at
10 a. m, with the final tests in
the afternoon session.
Sixty-yard high hurdle trials are
scheduled for 1920, with finals at 3.
The afternoon session will begin
with the 2 o'clock events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
MURPHY TAKES FAST
CUE TOURNEY MATCH

Joe Murphy wound up on top in
a see-saw three-cushion billiard bat
tie with Harry Rubens last night at
Coolers parlor, so to 80. The match.
one of a series for the state tri-rail
championship, extended through 81
innings.
Murphy raced off to a 19-to-5
lead before Rubens found his stride.
Rubens then forged into the front
at 25-to-20. The tilt was close I'M
til they reached the 38-all mark
where Murphy again spurted away
and finished in % innings.
Field Daley meets Sonny Pilz to-
night at Coolers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
MANUAL H. S. ATHLETIC
CARDS ARE ARRANGED

Manual High School football and
basketball schedule for next season
have been announced by Russell H.
Clunie, athletics director.
For the first time in five years,
Manual will not hold spring foot
ball practice. The 1856 schedules
follow:
Footbsl-Sept. 81. westheld Oct. 4.
southport; Oct, II, Shortridge; Oct. IS.
L Tech; Oct. IS. Broad Ripple; Nov l.
Cathedral. No. 9. at BLOOMINGTON: No. IS.
washington. indianapolis
etoall-Dec. g. al Ben Davis: Dec.
Is. Broad Ripple: Dec 20. st. Paul: Dec.
II at Southport; ian: 3, at Moores-
Cathedral. Jan. II and Is. city tourney. at
Tech: Jan. q, at Beech Grove; Jan. IS.
Indianapolis Feb. 7. Decatur Central:
FEB 8. open; FEB: Il, Greenfield: Feb. IS,
az Warren Central. Feb. 81. at Short
ridge. Feb. rs PittSbOrO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
STEN0GS KEEP PACE
IN A. A. u. NET PLAY
By United Press

By United Press
WICHITA. Kan, March 28-The
Tulsa Stenogs, defending champions,
entered the semi-fnals of the
Womens National A. A. U. basket
ball tournament today still strongly
favored to retain the title.
The StenogS last night defeated
Des Moines, "A to 25. Shreveport
eliminated Houston in the quarter
finals, A to 25, and Eldorado (Ark)
advanced to the semi finals by de-
feating the Wichita Merchandise,
26 to Is.
In one of the biggest upsets of
the tourney Holdenville (Okla)
stopped the Chicago Baby RuthS
Is to -.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
g ATTACKS NETMEN
WIN MAJOR AWARDS

Nine Crispus Attacks basketball
players will receive major awards.
it has been announced by school Of
f1cials.
The nine are James Beck. Thorn
as Harding, Gerald Higgins. Leroy
Davis. Herman Holiday, William
Randolph, Albert Umphrey, Otis
Watts and Albert Sansbury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
Rockies Shine
During Tribe
Work Session
Dave Moore BombardS Park
Fences; Veterans Find
Batting Range.
BIZ LINZ EnecinI

BIZ fmcs Special
MAYFIELD, KY, March 28.-With
the pruning knife poised in the
hand of Manager Wade Killefer for
another snip at the diversified In
dianapolis Indians squad in train
ing here, rockies were battling des-
perately yesterday and today to
gain secure spots on the Tribe tree.
And the oldsters are being put to a
test to hold their berthS on the field.
Killefer's eyes glistened yesterday
as Dave Moore. a 20-year-old rookie
catcher hailing from Los Angeles,
battered the park fences repeatedly
with long drives. Joe Sprinz and
Johnny Riddle, regular backstops,
see some real competition looming
up from this California youngster,
who appears just as handy behind
the plate as he does with the olud-
geon.
Walsh Shows Promise
Swapping Bob Walsh. former
Notre Dame star hurler. and son of
the celebrated spit-ball artist, Ed
Walsh. took his turn on the mound
during hitting practice yesterday,
and showed that ne is fast round
ing into form. The wildneSs that
hampered him in a previous season
of minor ball seemed to be con-
quered: his control displayed class
as he whipped the sphere across the
plate.
The veterans also are watching
Jim Sharp, a rookie finger from the
West Coast, out of the corner of
their eyes. Shapes tossing abili-
ties are expanding daily. and he is
being given a serious once-over by
Chief Killefer as an addition to the
club pitching staff.
cor HOss" Blasts Away
KilIefer's latest "scissoring" had
trimmed the squad to IS players as
the Tribesmen took to the field for
practice today Everything was
sunshine and flowers" at Mayfield
yesterday, and the Tribe chieftain
put the Redskins through two stiff
workout sessions, speeding up his
spring conditioning program that
has been hampered by steady rain
fall.
Hitting drills occupied most of the
time in both the morning and
afternoon workouts. Riggs Stephen
son, who joined the Tribe this spring
as a free agent after many years
with the Chicago Cubs, was hard at
it with the pep of a fresh recruit,
blasting the ball all over the lot.
Como Cotelle, Otto Bluege, Freddie
Bedore and Joe Lawrie were whoop-
ing things up all during the field
day" exercises yesterday and today.
Killefer has indicated that more
pink slips will be passed out this
weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
EASTERN PINMEN ROLL
HIGH A. B. C. COUNTS

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 28-
Two new names were among the
leaders in the American Bowling
Congress today. New York teams
had the alleys.
Ward Murray, Utica, N. Y, rolled
a 692 yesterday for third place in
singles and Walter Urtz, Buffalo, N.
Y. moved into a 10th place tie in
the same event with a 674.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
Hoy Named Head
of Tourney Group
Preparations for National
Golf Meet BEGIN.

Preparations for the national pub
lie links golf tournament which will
be held here in August got under
way at a meeting Of the Riverside
Golf Club last night.
Kenneth Hoy, South Grove, was
named chairman of the greens COM
mittee which will oversee condi-
tioning of Coffin course for the
National Public Links Association
event.
Other members Of the committee
are George Soutar, Ralph Young,
Clifford Wagner and Paul Rathert.
The appointments were made by
John L. Niblack, president of the
Indianapolis Public Links AsSocia-
ton.
Other committees and subcommit-
tees to oversee staging of the tour
hey will be appointed later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
H. A. C. AND ANTLERS
GIRL SWIM MERS MEET

The Hoosier Athletic Club girls
swimming team will be host to the
Hotel Antlers girls IN a meet to-
night at 8 in the H. A. G. pool.
Eight competitive races are on the
schedule, according to Bud Swain,
H. A. c. swimming coach.
Betty GRADER is expected to lead
the Antlers team, while Margaret
Wilcox is expected to star in the
breast-stroke event for the HooSier
squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
Bethel to Manage
in Three-I
Former Local Pilot Hired by
Fl. Wayne Club.
By United Press

By United Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, March %
Bruno Bethel, veteran American AS
ISOLATION manager, will direct the Fl.
Wayne team of the Three-I League
this season, it was announced to-
day.
Bethel was manager of Louisville
from 1882 until midseaSon last year
when he was forced to resign be-
cause of illness. He managed In
dianapolis from 1927 to 1929 and
piloted the Topeka (Kan) team Of
the Western League in 1881
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28

turned out for the races. Both oc-
Cured in the fifth race, when three
cars jammed together and skidded
into the pits" and another over
turned on a curve.
None of the drivers suffered Seri-
Gus injury.
Other winners on the program.
which included a qualification and
nine races, were Ernie Carlson, Gale
Lower and Wally Mitchell. Races
will be held at the Coliseum each
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
PURDUE COPS SERIES

RUSTON. La, March 2s-With
Downey pitching. the Purdue Uni
versity baseball team won the third
and deciding game of a series with
Louisiana Tech yesterday. 10 to s..
The Boilermake-s left for Baton
Rouge to play a three-game series
with Louisiana State.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
Dean Boys NiCked for
13 Hits as Tigers Win
Press

By United Press
BRADENTON, Fla. March %
The world champion st. Louis Card
inals entertain the New York Yank-
ees today in an exhibition game,
with some OF the Card lesser lights
slated to hurl and give Dizzy and
Daily Dean a chance to recuperate
from Shellacking they received
yesterday.
The Deans gave up 10 hits to the
Detroit Tigers and four st. Louis
errors added to their woes, as their
rivals Of the last world series won,
1873.
The Yankees took a breather yes
terday and beat the House of David,
6-1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28

Although closely pursued by Tony
Whitman the entire distance, House
holder drove a masterful race and
had Tapped part of the field at the
tenth time around. Pat Warren fin
ished third and Johnny Sawyer
fourth.
In the Indiana Sweepstakes, for
Hoosier-owned cars only, Lou
Schneider won with ease. Schneid-
err was the Indianapolis 5OO-mile
race winner in 1881.
Two "smashups" rewarded the
capacity crowd of 1000 fans who
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
SOFTBALL TILT CARDED

The ST. Johns sottball squad,
champion of the K. Of c. League,
will play practice tilt with the Al
Farb Bonding Co. team at the Wy
oming and Michel-sts diamond
Sunday. Tony Boya and Johnny
Donahue are asked to call Frieje
at Drexel 27S4-J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
GEORGE CASS TAKES
LOCAL SKEET SHOOT

An all-day registered tournament
will be held at the indianapolis
Skeet Club next Sunday. George
Cass won first in yesterdays shoot,
breaking 40 out of so targets. Other
scores:
Morris. Al; Pratt. AS seilken. As; Corr
dan, AS Leonard. As; Stemm, A: Roberts.
A; Walter AZ: A. Smith Al; Korby. 40;
Tubbs. 80: Prichard. SO; Gipson. SO; Banks,
So; Holcomb, IS; Lewis, IS; Varina, "a;
Freeman, "a; Coner. "a; Macdonald. %;
Kerner, %; Gaber, II; Denny. Is; Perkins,
16: Greenfield, 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
DOUGLAS PARK LINKS
CLUB HOLDS MEETING

The Douglas Golf Club will meet
tonight at $50 in the rooms of the
women's Improvement Club, 2O34 N.
Capitol-av, for final preseason
preparations. The club has a mem
bership of SIS golfers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-28
So II. S. Track and Field
Teams Enter State Meet
604 Boys viii Participate in Indoor Carnival and SWIM
nina Event Here Saturday.

indoor
heldhOuse
today High School Athletic Ao
Of points