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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Aids Chosen for
Party in Honor
OfWOnanEdit

Mrs. c. J. Finch, president of the
SIEVE h District Federation of
Clubs, announces committees for
entertainment of Mrs. Anna Steese
Richardson, who will address the
federation March IS. Mrs. Richard
son is good citizenship editor of the
Woman'S Home Companion.
Regular district meeting will be
held in the Claypool auditorium at
10 Friday morning, March Is, with
the program in charge of the educa-
ton department. Luncheon in the
Riley room will follow at 1915 with
Mrs. Richardson as guest speaker
Invitation is extended to all club
women of the city.
Mrs. Tilden F. Greer is chairman
with Mesdames Carl w. Foltz, John
Engelke, Adolf Wagner and Bert
Morgan. assistants.
Assisting Mrs. Morgan with res
ervations will be Mesdames T. w.
Demmerly. Frances Bilyeu, Stuart
FausSett, c. w. FoltS, H. T. Will
werth and Isaac Born. Mrs. Wagner
and members of the Multum- in
P Club will be in charge of the
decorations. Spring flowers will be
used on the walls and luncheon
tables
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marriage of Miss ROsalind Marie Holloway,
= laughter of Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius E. Holloway,
TO Griffith John Henninger son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Henninger too place today the Holloway
home.
Alexander Woollcott Will lecture at Caleb Mills
hall March l8. with Orchard School as sponsor.
Among Mrs. Benjamin D. Hits assistants for the
event are Mrs. j. T McDermott and Mrs. Thomas
Harvey Cox
Tonight viii be gala occasion for members of
ChriStamOre Aid Society and their friends. To the
strains of sweet music they will attend a nautical
dlnner-dance tonight at the Columbia Club Miss
Irma Drake is member of the committee assisting
the general chairman. Mrs. Irving NJ. Fauvre
Alpha Latreian Club Will sponsor a skating party
Friday night at Riverside rink for the benefit of the
Bridgeport Nutrition Camp Mrs. Hersche E. Davis
and Mrs. Fred P Geyer have been named to assist
with arrangements.
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R0SaIind Marie HollO70ay WedS
Today i'm Home Ceremony

and duchess lace. She carried a oou-
uuet of orange blossoms, the gilt OF
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
M. Mcconnell, Miami Beach, Fla,
and she wore a pearl and diamond
pendant worn by her mother at her
wedding. Her face veil fell from
band of twisted tulle.
Mrs. Holloway wore French blue
bagheera cloth with an orchid cor
sage and Mrs. Henninger wore
dusty pink crepe with a corsage OF
Parma violets.
The brides grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Z. Holloway. appeared IN
navy blue gown with gardenla
corsage and Miss katherine Hen
ninger. the bridegroom sister, chose
apple green with a corsage OF yellow
freesiaS.
Following the ceremony the couple
was to leave on motor trip, the
bride to travel in a perlwinkle blue
dress with gray accessories worn
with a gray fur coat with orchid
corsage. After March 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Henninger will be at home at
the Sphinx Arms.
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PROGRAM MEETING
OF AUXILIARY SET

A group Of Irish songs by Albert
Breden and a play. A SIN-Letter
Word NeaninC Trouble VIII be in
Guided IN the program az a meeting
Of the WomCu'S Auxiliary 10 the
Railway Mail ASSOCIATION OF Indian
apoiis az , Tuesday al the WOman'S
Department Club.
AIRS. r H Cradick viii preside.
Dinner VIII be served at $50 with
Mrs. Leo Sheridan. chairman.
Dancing and cards VIII follow. As
SiSting Mrs. Sheridan Will be Mes
Games Ralph Powers. Alpha CrOne.
Bert W VoorhiS. Franklin R. Davis.
Albert GRAY. Paul c. ViCkrey. Elmer
7. GRADER. Roy c. SChepman. Wesley
o. Brown. c. L. Bellfrv. Otto Stone
braker. IRWIN r. Williams. Roy S.
Herrin and Roy Rogers.
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The Rev. H. T. Graham read the
marriage ceremony today at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
E. Holloway for the Holloways'
daughter, Miss ROsalind NJ arie
Holloway and Griffith John Hen
ringer. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Henninger.
The services took place before a
bank Of southern smilax and palms
lighted with cathedral candles in
branched candelabra. Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt Koehne played bridal
airs while the guests, members Of
immediate families, were assembling.
Dudley Jordan was best man.
Miss Ruth Bybee Niliken, who
came from New York to be the
brides only attendant, was gowned
in white hammered satin trimmed
with bands of satin cord. Her
flowers were freesias.
The bride entered with her father.
She wore her mothers wedding
dress of white satin designed with
a court train and underskirt of
chiffon heavily embroidered in
pearls and trimmed with rose point
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Card Party Of
Guild Will Be
Benefit Event

Mrs. Carl H. Irrgang, president OF
the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild,
announces Mrs. jerome Prochaska
as general chairman Of a card party
to be held at 2 Wednesday after
noon at the Banner hitehil Au-
ditorium.
Mrs. Mayme w. Byerly and Mrs.
Agnes NJ. Todd will assist the chair
man. and Mrs. Otis H. Barton, tea
hostess will be assisted by Mes
danes Charles S. Wiltsie, G. E.
Bomberger and william D. Balm.
Also assisting with the party will
be Mrs. Ira Fisher, Mrs. Claud j.
Mick and Miss Martha J. Anderson,
tickets. Mrs. c. A. Jacquart, Mrs.
Frank Bowers and Mrs. John G..
Beale. table prizes; Mrs. L. E. Dixon
and Mrs. Charles B. Morrison, door
prizes; Mesdames E. NJ. Costin, L.
A. Bowers, Carl r. Semans, j. A.
Garrettson and o. w. McMlchael,
candy, and Mrs. A. L. Taylor and
Mrs. Austin J. Kassler, TALES and
cards.
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Junior Unit.
to Entertain.
at Tea Dance.
invitatiOnal Event Set
for This Afternoon at
Athletic Club.

IndaC juniors. Young peoples or
cauilarion at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. were 10 entertain with
an nutauonal tea dance IN the
lantern room at the clubhouse today.
Louis Loves orCheS.r a was TO play
for dancing from 800 TO D.
An event Tor club members and
guests VIII bc a supper bridge and
sniff party in the green room Tues
day uIrlt. Keno VIII be played from
= until $3.50. and bridge and sniff
viii START at 8-45. A buffet supper
in the lantern room VIII follow
game play.
Committee Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Busch
mann head the committee IN charge
and uIu be assisted by MeSSrS and
Mcsd1mes Joseph W. Stickney.
Gco.-c s. Olive. F. r Buck, R. c.
FOx. +. W. Berger. Joseph A Brewer.
and AIcsSrS. George BuSchmann.
II s. TAYLOR and Mcfarland Ben
ham. THE committee Is III charge OF
reservat ions Tor both contract and
sniff tables.
Clarence f. NaniOn viii be after
dinner Srcaker at the clubs annual
presidents dinner and officers re-
cepton Sunday. March 10. Dinner
VIII be served IN the green room at
z. and dancing viii follow IN he
ballroom until 10.
Bridge PLAY set
Traditional lreen and St Pat
ricks day decorations VIII be used
for the clubs ST Patrick 5 day din
ner dance IN the CiuO ballroom
March It Special s.. Patrick'S day
dinner Will be served from noon
until Q. and dancing viii be from
Z 20 @.
Mrs. Grace c. BuSChmann. chair
man of the club tournament bridge
committee. has announced April p
20 y as the dates for the ninth
annual inter-Club contract bridge
tournament. In addition 10 the daily
amateur games. team. pair. mixed
pair and individual championships
are being arranged.
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!. s.,l1z
go:

Mrs Edward Van Ripper and Mrs Russell P. Veit
are assisting with the state luncheon and dance of
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority to be held Saturday.
March 16 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Other
members of the committee include Mrs. Frank F.
WoOlling and Miss Jeanette White co-chairmen;
Mesdanes William Henry Harrison, William H
Remy. James E. Jobes and John w. Hillman and
Miss Jean Underwood
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Q. Lane, 551 S. Central-ct
announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Isobel Lane, to David NJ Annette, son of Mrs. A. c.
Steen, Vincennes. The wedding will be held in the
spring.
Miss Ruby Hackney
In ceremony last Saturday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Reed, Miss Frances
Reed became the bride of Hans Georg Boehm,
Evanston, Ill. The couple will live in Evanston
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
Club Art Department VIII
Entertain at Museum

The exhibit of Indiana artists
paintings at the John Heron Art
Museum has attracted the art de-
partment of the Woman's Depart
ment Club. and on Monday the
members will visit the museum to
hear Wilbur d. Peat talk on Con
temporary Art in Indiana" Mrs.
J. NJ Williams Will preside at
short business meeting preceding
the lecture.
Tea and reception 10 Indiana art
ISIS Is IN charge Of Mrs. H. B
Pike with Mrs. Everett NJ. Schofield
IS vice chairman. Music VIII be
provided by Mary Catherine Stair.
harpiSt, and by Mrs. Charles A
Breeze. SOlOist Mrs. Pike Will be
assisted by the following COM
mittee: MesdameS Frederick Al
berShardt. y. w. Rowen. Frank c.
Daley. Thomas F. Davidson. Will
liam c. Ellery. Harvey L. Grimes.
Edgar NJ. HsuSer. Jerome E. Hol-
man. Victor Kendall. Paul T. Roch-
ford. G. B. Taylor Harry Watson.
c. Fred Klee and E. A. Kelly.
Guests in the receiving line will
be. MeSdameS H. B. Burnet. Lewis
y. POySer. Charles T. Hanna. Lconi-
daS F. Smith. w. D. Hamer, Paul T.
Payne. Student nurses Of the City
Hospital have been invited as guests.
The Ten O'clock group VIII meet at
the home OF Mrs H. B. Burnet on
Wednesday. with Mrs Helen Talge
Brown. chairman directing the pro-.
gram. Mrs. w. D. Hamer will speak
on the Indiana World War Mem
orial Plaza" Mrs. James T. Ham,
III. chairman Of the exhibit COM
mittee. announces that pictures of
Paul z. BEEN will be on exhibit
during March.
Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht will speak
TO the literature and drama depart
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LATREIAN CLUB TO
GIVE PARTY

Mrs. NJ. E. Costin is chairman Of
the second annual bridge party Of
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club to be
held April 3 at the Columbia Club.
Proceeds will be used for the clubs
work at the Bridgeport Nutrition
Camp.
Miss Dorothy Robinson is presi-
dent Of the club. Others assisting
with party arrangements are Misses
Bess Borden, Marie Jeffries, Hor-
tense st. Lorenz and Margaret Knox,
tickets; Misses Elizabeth Mathis.
Jessie Lawrence, Lucille Hurd and
Mary Helen Borcherding, prizes;
Misses celia Grossman, Helen Hittle.
Mabel Muirer and Mrs. Verdi Ma
lott, candy; Misses Helen Stockton.
IONA Bride and Mrs. John Cromie,
publicity; Misses Louise Thompson,
Clara May Apologize. Thelma Haw-
thorne and Mrs. Artie Hilton,
feature
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PARTY PROCEEDS
TO BENEFIT FUND

Proceeds from a bridge party 70
Be sponsored al S Monday night al
the AntlerS b. the Woman's Rotary
Club viii - used for the clubs
scholarship fund.
Mrs Margaret Marlowe Is chair
man Of the ticket committee. Mrs
Marie Bowen. party chairman. to be
assisted by Mrs. Anetta Wilson.
prizes. and Miss Ethel Swartz and
Miss Florence York. entertainment.
Miss Cerene Ohr IS club president.
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ment Of the club at 2 Wednesday.
Miss Martha Pittinger will talk on
Current Plays in New York"
HoSteSSes for the tea following
will De Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn,
chairman; Mesdames Hugh j.
Baker, E. V. Clark, j. NJ. DUNCAN,
c. B. Edwards, j. c. Harcestv. E.
H. Katterhenry. Robert S. Moore
head. w. NJ. OBrien, Charles D.
TrOwbridge. L. B. Warerer. John NJ
Williams and Ethel Rathert; Misses
Jessie NJ. Stewart and Ada B. Will
hite. Mrs. Frederick Albershardt
Will preside.
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4LUNN4E TO MEET
WITH MRS. SHIRLEY

Mrs. Luther Shirley. 5377 E. Wash
ingtOn-St. VIII entertain members Of
MI Zeta Alumnae Chapter. Sigma
Alpha Iota Sorority. al s O'Clock
supper meeting wednesday. Misses
Olive Killer. Irma Ross and Leollne
JaQuith Vii assist the hostess.
Mrs. Charles c. Martin. accom-
panied by Mrs Clifford G. Dunphy.
viii present musical program. A
talk on la ChanSOn FrarcaiSe'
viii be included on the program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-02
GUILD WILL HOLD
ELECTION MEETING

Sunnyside Guild members will as
Semble at 1890 Monday at the Co.
lumbia Club TO elect officers for the
year. Luncheon will precede the
business meeting.
Assisting Mrs. Howard Linket,
luncheon chairman, will be Mesdames
Wallace Q. Lee, George Lemaux,
Jesse Marshall, Alta Martin, lie Roy
Martin, w. Mort Martin, Floyd
Mattice, William Mcqueen and Gus
Meyer.
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Club to Entertain

Mrs. Robert Kroger is chairman
of a card party which will be given
at 2 Tuesday in the Sears, Roe
buck & Co. social room by Sigma Pi
Fraternity Mothers Club Of Indiana
University. Her assistants are Mes
danes Charles Cherdron, Alice APP
plegate, Lucille Baxter and Earl
Dillon.
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Alumnde VII Meet

81. Mary's Academy Alumnae will
meet at 8 Thursday night at the
academy. .
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Club Luncheon Set
Tri Kappa Club will meet for a
1 O'Clock luncheon Monday at the
home of Mrs. Walter N. Evans, 4625
KenWood-av.
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E-LUNCHEON
SET AT CLUB

Mrs. Paul r. Summers will be
hostess for a luncheon and card
party which Will be given Tuesday
at the Columbia Club. Both contract
and auction bridge will be played.
A committee of friends will assist
Mrs. Summers.
, 1935-11-20

initials used to denote clubs: &C,
Corpus Christi; B, Brownsville; r
Robstown; L. Laredo; z. E~dinburg;
X, Kingsville; Fl. Harlingen).
, 1935-11-20
Cochran Regains
3-CushiOn Title

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-jP- welker
Cochran Of San Francisco. again
ruled as king of the worlds three
cushion billiard players Wednesday.
Willie Hoppe Of New York. for
nearly two generations the idol OF
American billiard fans, failed TO
realize his long ambition-to annex
the three cushion title along with
other billiard championship crowns
he has worn.
In the title game Tuesday night,
the 37-year old Cochran defeated
Hoppe SO TO As in a game that went
- innings. In a dramatic finish
Cochran went 20 the table in the
45th inning trailing 43 to As.
The San Francisco player. call
ing on all his billiard Wizardry. cut
loose with an unfinished run OF
seven, that returned him the cham
pionship he lost to Johnny Layton,
Of Sedalia. Mo, a year ago. His
run OF seven was the high run Of
the match. Hopes best effort was
six.
Hoppe will play Arthur Thurblad
OF Chicago Wednesday night in a
50-point match to decide second
and third place honors. Each has
won seven and lost two games.
, 1935-11-20
TO TANGLE in RECT. c. u. CONTEST
Wrestler Has
No Trouble In
Beating King

ST. LOUIS. NOV. 20. R-whether
a good boxer can whip q wrestler
remained an unsettled question We'd
neSday, but there was no doubt what
a good wrestler can do to n hit-and-
miss slugger.
IL took Ray Steele. patriarch OF
the graphing industry. Just IS sec
onds in the first round OF n ten
round contest Tuesday night to pin
King Levinsky, the late heavy
weight boxing contender.
The bout. first major" mixed bat
tie In ring history. left some 1000
cash customers disconnected and
both principals drew a generous
round Of boos at the close or the
brief fiaSco.
The action-while Ii lasted-was
whirlwind enough.
The Kingfish. armed with the con-
ventional 6-ounce gloves, ambled
from his corner at the bell and took
a long range poke at Steele's bat
tered nose. II was a broad target.
but the King missed. Steele dived
under his gloves and knocked him
against the ropes.
The wrestler held Levinsky firm
" from behind while the Chicago
ex-fish peddler famed with a vain
backhand at the Steele kidneys.
Came then the referee and separ-
ated the two.
The Kingfish let 20 the long right
haymaker he promised before the
bout would lift Steele into the
aisleS. 1t dazed the wrestler but he
remained substantially In the ring.
He ducked the follow-up left and
then circled Levinsky's knees with
a quick dive. toppled him TO the
floor and smothered the bewildered
boxer with an octopus body block.
For the rest ii was Just a short eX-
ercise In mathematics for the ref
cree.
Said the Kingfish in his dress
Ing room after the bout:
II was robbed. Twice I lifted my
shoulder off the floor while the
referee IA counting ten. Each
time. according to the rules. he
should have started all over again"
Said Steele, the first world mixed
bout heavyweight champion:"
Sure. Ill meet him again. 7 can
use 5 $1,000. I always did say no box
er could last with a good wrestler"
, 1935-11-20
Baugh and Wallace to Meet
In Passing Duel Saturday

curate pass tosser, is ready to give
approximately $4,000 persons a
magnificent demonstration OF his
aerial heaves.
And Wallace. the most difficult
back IN the conference 70 sizzle q
pass over, Is ready TO give the same
crowd a sample OF alertneSS that
has lifted him above the ordinary
run or secondary defensive players.
The Texas Christian and Rice
battle will be loaded with ScintI-
lating stars. but the Baugh and
Wallace combat should develop m
to a classic.
Throwing with such precision
that he completely riddled the
University Of Texas last Saturday.
Baugh promises the same perform
ance against the Ricemen. but this
time he will have to maneuver his
throws through Wallace.
When Baugh and Wallace are
not throat cutting. the battle VIII
rage with powerful ground tactics.
John McCauley. Rice quarterback.
will be striving 70 take the confer
ence scoring lead from Robert Will
son OF Southern Methodist. Nc
Cauley has scored a touchdown in
every game Rice has played this
seaSon-having nine touchdowns
for 81 points.
Texas Christians ground threat
will be husky Jimmy Lawrence. who
has crashed through with 8 touch
downs for 30 points, and Baugh.
who has scored three touchdoWnS
and booted four placement kicks
for q points.
4: Dallas the Southern Methodist
Mustangs will be putting on their
tenth grid show Of the season by
engaging the Baylor Bears. United
and indicated. the Mustangs are
top-heavy favorites TO take the
Bears, who have held a "jinx'' over
them but it is the concensus that
IL will take more than a Baylor
nightmare TO white down this
years Southern Methodist crew.
which has four All = America can
didates In Robert Wilson. Truman
Harry Shuford and Iron
man" WetSel.
, 1935-11-20
Locals to Play
McAlIen Juniors

The Brownsville juniors. coached
by Bob Jackson, are stepping lively
in preparation for their contest
here Tuesday afternoon with the
strong McAllen junior high Bull
Pups.
The game was definitely signed
Tuesday afternoon when the locals
offered the Bull Pups a guarantee
for the contest. The tilt originally
was booked for McAllen, but the
Pups were afraid the game would
not draw sufficiently in the City Of
Palms 70 be worthwhile.
The Faglets are growing more en-
thusiastic as the season rolls along.
and they were highly popped up by
their victory over the Harrington
Cardlets.
Several real little scrappers were
developed in the EagletS' last battle
with Los Fresnos. Fernando Soils
and Hector Cara In the backfield
and Jose LOngoria and Victor Del
gado in the line turned III great
defensive work against the Los
Fresnos boys. Lawrence Herrera.
who play center and guard, also
stood out in the tie contest.
Coach Jackson. who Is assisted by
John Cooper. is highly pleased with
the development the Eaglets have
SHOWN. The boys are eager for the
McAllen tilt and are drilling hard
in scrimmages with the St. Joe
BlOodhounds.
, 1935-11-20
.QUNTERO IN
SECOND PLACE
Haas Continues TO Lead All
Scorers I'm Dist. 16-A
Football Chase

Accounting for three touchdowns
as the Corpus Christi Buccaneers
won their fifth conference game OF
the year from the Kingsvills Brah-
mas $40. Captain Charlie Haas
boosted his total points for the
season to 96 and continued to pace
the scorers or District 16-A-
Xavier Quintero Of Brownsville
scored two touchdowns and was sue
cessful In two tries for point in the
Eagles n to 0 victory over San
Perlita to give him q total OF 81
points and move into second place
In the scoring roster.
Bill Lawrence Of Corpus Christi,
who was runner-up q week ago,
made only one try for point In the
Kingsville game and dropped back
to third place with So points.
The Buccaneers continued 70 show
the best offensive and defensive
record In the district, with a total
Of 208 points to opponents 81.
Following is the individual scor-
ing list:
, 1935-11-20
TRADES BEGIN
In BASEBALL
Bob Coleman Signed 10 Head
San Antonio Club
I'm 1885

DAYTON. o.. Nov. 70. W.
Baseball trade winds flew wednes-
day as the minor league meeting
opened-but few trades were con-
summated.
Most OF the managers were hold
ing of on final decisions In hopes
OF doing better later I'm the SEES
sions. Luncheon tables, hotel rooms
and corridors were the trading
mart&.
Branch Hickey, vice president og
the St. Louis Cardinals, was very
much In the spot light with his an
nouncement that 30 OF the 80 Red
Birds were on the auction block.
Only Dizzy and Paul Dean and
Jesse Haines, hurlers: outf1elderS
Joe Medwick and Terry Moore: tn
flelderS Leo Durocher and James
Ripper) Collins, and Manager
Frank Frisch are sure OF Cardinal
berthS In 1886. Hickey said.
Among the reports was one that
Billy Evans. former general mana
ger OF the Cleveland Indians, would
take yer the presidency or the
Detroit Tigers. The world cham
pions passed under control OF Walter
O. Briggs Tuesday, and Briggs an
nounced he has neither health nor
time TO assume the club presidency.
Among the deals actually COM
pleted was the transfer OF Bud
Timing. "a. right handed hurler,
from the Columbus American AsSo-
citation club Of the same league win
the waiver route.
A wholesale exodus OF Albany
players from the International
League to Galveston OF the Texas
loop resulted from one deal. Vice
President Roy Koehler or Galveston
announced that his club had given
cash and Catcher Claude Bob)
Linton TO Albany in exchange for
pitchers fLark Filley and Beryl
Richmond. cutflelder Charles Hos
teller. first Daseman Pete Susko and
infielder Danny MCGEE.
Other deals resulted IN managerial
changes. Max Bishop OF the Boston
Red Sex dropped out OF the majors
to take owe the reins OF the Port
land club In the Pacific Coast
League. San Antonio OF the Texas
loop signed Bob Coleman, q former
manager there, as the 1895 skipper.
, 1935-11-20
East Texas Teachers
Are Certain Of Tie

COMMERCE, Move 2O.=Pl-The
East Texas Teachers College Lions
have clinched a tie for the Lone
Star Conference crown, and have a
mathematical chance to win the
undisputed championship.
Although a three-way tie IS ex-
pected for top position. the East
Texans are the only ones who can
rest easy, having ended their season
Friday with a Z to 0 victory over
San Marcos.
This weeks crucial games will
see the North Texas Teachers IA
vored to beat the Southwest Teach
ers Of San Marcos. and the Stephen
F. Austin Teachers favored over the
Sam Houston Teachers in the con-
GLIDING conference games.
Victories for North Texas and
Stephen F. Austin Teachers would
end the race in a three-way tic.
The humming bird is the swift
est Of all birds for a short dis
lance.
, 1935-11-20
Houston Polo Team
To Be Strong Club

ARLINGTON DOWNS, Tex. Nov.
20.-tP-The Houston polo team,
which will defend the Tom Mix
trophy when the FL Ranchito fall
tournament starts Saturday. will be
composed OF outstanding players.
Captain Robert Parish. Steve
Parish, Billy Drift, Wyn HENDERSON,
Vernon Cook and John Townes will
ride for Houston.
Teams from Wichita Falls. Okla
homa City, Dallas. Fort Sill and
Shreveport are at FL RanchitO
practicing.