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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
C'n(n,,a.,G GIIla*t..>Q}Snu Q}Suz,,v
PATTERN 1896

Depend on the ingenious Marian
Martin to solve the suh-back problem
Now it's possible for you to leave for
your trip to the links attired for the
drive out, then zip.-off comes your
collar and a broad back exposure
Greets the sun. The removal of that
clever. decorative collar leaves the
arms fire for a swing, too. Roomy
pockets are a necessity too frequent
ly overlooked skirt pleat al
lows for good stride. A grand idea
would be navy blue collar in dra-
matte contrast with cleaning white
Shantung, sports silk, seersucker, are
happy thoughts. Complete Diagram
med Marian Martin Sew Chart incIud-
ed
Pattern 1896 may he ordered only in
sizes II. Ii 16 Is 20 20 32 "a 36 80 and
40. Size 16 requires 3 3-4 yards SO
inch fabric
send FIFTEEN .LTNTSI In coins nr
stands jcoino preferred) for EACH
MARIAN MARTIN pattern. Be sure
% write plainly your NAME. AID.
DRESS. the STYLE n{UMRER and
SIZE of each pattern.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department 232 w. 18th St.
New York. N. 7.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
MARRIAGES PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
q NIGHT, BE STILL.

-, ,cht be still, and let me dream
awhile
a,c,ious things remote from this
u pa,cd street;
-ar.r lights. and sounds that
beat. and beat
,,. ,,rnle, Of the traffic rolling by.
Tge cea-cresa echo of the passing
fert
=, aieht I've still, and let me hear the
laln
.,.,, ..n'y ON the roof above my
head
rae Whisper OF the wind among the
rees
,,. t.ppmg Of branch upon the
pane
Gwen Castle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
Informal Dance Was
Held At West End

At an informal dance for members
ct West End Country Club last even
rl, 2 number of popular dance rec
rrds wero selected by the group at
tending for the new amplifying sys
,am recently installed.
During the evening. refreshments
were available and enjoyed by the
.gup
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
nT 4 HAPPY BOY

Perhaps YOU. too.
rlnt laugh as merrily
&C this small hoy,
were happiness
muus somesaults
IN ,our heart
lie Baron Cooke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
lhnir to RehearSA.

The Young peoples choir of the
frs. N f. church will rehearse this
evening at 80 o'clock at the church,
4 was onnounced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20

Durward Hicks, who was injured
seriously in an automobile accident
some several days ago just over the
Vance county line in Granville coun-
ty, was said to be showing some i'm.
provement at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20

turned to their home i'll Raleigh on
saturday: after spending several
weeks with Miss Alice White. -
Franklin and Billy Spain of Mid
dleburg visited Mrs Emma Watkins
he past weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
nr. Allen Returns

In n J.. Allen has returned from
Flowing Rock, where he attended the
Worth Carolina Dental Associates
meeting. Dr. Allen had part on the
moCram while there
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
With EEne Mich
Reported improving

Mrs, Lloyd Cook, of Concord Nee
Miss Annie Pegram, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G.. l.. w. Pegram, this city.
was reported to be improving in a.
Charlotte hospital
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
Gnests Of Mrs. Kirkland

Ms G. l. Gee and daughter Miss
Hays Gee of Carrolton. Miss are the
house guests of Mrs. y. T. kirkland
gn Gholson avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
Ihnir Tn Rehearse

rehearsal of the choir of the First
partf,t church will he held in the
church This evening at s o'clock, it
vas announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20

Beatrice Farrand of Bar Harbor,
Maine and California, noted landscape
gardener, born in New York, So years
ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
Wife Preyerpe,1

Keep a few sheets Of white blot
ting paper III the serving table
drawer IN the dining room When
water is spilled on the table blot
ter will dry 1t Up quickly and
easily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
Returns Home.

fr,n, EJack Mountain, where he has
teer visiting
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
Visiting Mrs. Alderman

Mrs W e Powell, of Ridgecrest
E. ,isitiue Mrs. ! T. Alderman on
Iwuei avenue,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
,mest Of Mrs Allen

Mrs w n Aston. of Bronxxville
= is the house guest of Mrs. B
e. Allen on Belle street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20

Miss Mary Alice Perncll, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. F'crnell of
Louisburg, Route 3, who was president
Of the student body at EPSON high
school valedictorian of her class and
received the distinction of being voted
the best all-round student among the
girls in the Vance county high school.
She was entertained with the best-all
round girls and boys in Vance county
by the Kiwanis club at Henderson
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20

193l-President Hoover proposes his
moratorium on foreign debts for
wear
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-06-20
Hint Luke Lea Is
+"' Being Prosecuted

Continued from rage one.D
Evening star., 1935-06-23

-69c value. A splendid
cleaning fiuid for all
kinds Of dresses, rugs,
upholstery. drap es,
shoes, etc.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

These closets are
made with high
legs, special fanges
welded to the in
side for m 9th
crystals, and bolted
On o t W eIded)
hinges.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
5000 Pupils Are Ill.

Dix thousand pupils in Sutherland,
England, were Ill with influenza on q
recent day, causing a closing Of the
6choo5Bs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

PFIESTER, GEORGE-Age 81. husband OF
Mamie father of Clarence. DAYTON. o.;
Harry Anderson Ind: Walter. Los An
oeles. Cal. passed awav Sunday. a. m
Funeral services at the home. 54l Coffey-
st Tuesday evening. z. 30 clock. FrienoS
invited Burial Jeffersonville. Ind. FAR
T.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

LOCKWOOD, GAIL C.-Son of Mrs. Sarah
Lockwood. and brother of Leon Lock-
wood. passed away Monday evening. age AZ
years. Funeral services Wednesday. 230
p. m. at tho CONKLE FUNERAL HOME.
1884 w. Michiga1-st. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Boxes Copy of Baer

7 OUIS starts his drill with Lou
Il Tiger Flowers, a large Negro
who formerly served Jack Sharkey
in the same capacity. Flowers StingS
Louis toward the end of the initial
period and Flowers practically is
torn up by the roots for aggravating
the boss. He is led from the prem
iSeS on rubber legs.
The crowd howlS. It is fun for
everybody but Flowers.
Paul Cavalier. who can box like
blazes, enters. He is a better-look-
ing backstop than Micky Cochrane
for two rounds.
1t now is Salvatore Ruggirello's
turn. Ruggirello fights something
like Baer I do not believe I am
eXaggerating when 1 say that Rug
girellO throws a right hand as
atraight and packing as much power
as that of any heavyweight. Box
ing men will testify that the Italian
is a real problem for any big EEL
low for one or two heats.
This is as good a time as any to
let you in on the fact that if Louis
wasn't positive that he could with
stand a solid smack on the whisk-
ers. Ruggirello wouldn't be in there
with him.
1t was the first time that Ruggi-
relic ever boxed with Louis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Feminine Golfers
Hold Final Event

Miss Harriet Randall of Pleasant
Run fired an 81, the best of a field
Of g. competitors, to triumph in the
final tournament of the season
sponsored by the Indianapolis
Women's Golf Association at the
Country Club yesterday.
An So by Mrs. Freeman P. Davis
earned second place honorS, while
Mrs. I. G.. Kahn was third with an
e6.
Mrs. S. E. Fenstermaker of High
land annexed net hOnors with a
gross 43 and 20 handicap for 49,
At meeting following the tour
ney, Mrs. Ben Olsen, Highland, was
elected president; Mrs. William M.
Morris, Country Club, vice presi-
dent, and Dorothy Ellis, Meridian
Hills, secretary treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Independent, Amateur Baseball
notice Write to Mickie Fleming. sos Di-
INDIANAPOLIS

notice Write to Mickie Fleming. sos Di-
yision-st. indianapolis.
J. A. A. au-Jewish ball club would like
to book game for Sunday with the Gross
Funeral Home, Leon Tailors. Indianapolis
Railways. SeXon Goals or other strong To-
cal clubs. Call Harrison 0l22-J or address
sam Marcus 345l Coliege-av, Indianapolis
Ben Davis Merchants turned back the
BtghtWood, A. C.s in both games of a
double header at Ben Davis SUNDAY, 9 to
and to 4. Smith. Hagan and Chandler
composed the winning batteries. Mer-
cSaa9Js would like to schedule double
R Rfa9eF o f2r {hS Get IN touch
call Belmont 1856 after 7 D. m.
burg Merchants Sunday by 14-to-a
score.
Brown County Crews CcC team OF
County Athletics for the county cham
pionship Sunday. to 9. 1t was the most
thrilling game PLAYED there this season by
the local rivals. Dunlap and Myers were
the batting stars. the former getting five
hits and the latter two triples. The
score:
Crews ............. OIL 100 300 IS
Athletics .......... 10 022 600 g l
Branam Sullivan and Porter; Cope. Vol
land and Adams.
feat for the -FountaintoWn
Merchants Sunday when Cooks Gold
blumes won. to 0. U. S. Corrugated Box
with Carmen Hill on the mound, Will be
the attraction at Fountalntown this sun
day.
An eight-team baseball tourney will get
under way Sunday at Bridgeport. The
schedule
Sept. %.
1;3O-Bridgeport Blues VS.. Brightwooo
a. C's.
330-Roy Steele VS.. Maccabees.
Sept 90.
I.30-Leon Tailoring VS.. Ben Davis
330-El Amingo vs.. Indianapolis A. q
C.'s.
The semi-hnals and finals will be played
of the following SUNDAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Births
Girls.

Carl and Virginia Simms. 1925 Station.
James and Verna Coweu. ss5 y. Audu-
bon-rd.
Charles and Mary Baker. Methodist Hos
pital.
clyde and Eva Wood. Methodist Hos
pirai
Frank and Grace shaEer. 3l5 W. Wis
cols.n-
Harry and Mabel Marshall. BIS Ethel.
Lewis and Lilly Wise. 327 - Lansing.
Garland and Oleta Meets. 240s y Sher-
man-cr-
Harold and .Erma Finer. 1907 Ringgold
Bernsre and Lillian Gibson. Coleman
Hospital.
Howard and Edna Lacy Coleman Hos
pitsl.
Hospital.
Bows.
Scott and Helen Nellene. 2iO9 Langley.
James and Emma Peterson. Methodist
Hospital.
Lawrence and Barbara Hoover. Meth
odist Hospital.
Harrie and Mae Byrkett. Methodist
Hospital.
Eling and Helen Nelson. Methodist
Hospital.
Zero and Sarah Gray. Methodist Hos
pital.
Hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Indians Down
SandlOt Aces
by 6-3 Edge
AII-StarS Held to Five
Hits: OriSSeII Cracks
Out Triple.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times sports Editor

The sandlot FASTENERS Of Indian
apolIs and Marion County went or
parade at Perry Stadium last night
IL a special game with the Indian
apoli5 Indians. The leaguers won, 6
10 3.
Stewart Bolen, Vance Page and
Bob Logan worked on the rubber
for the American Association second
placers and Hosler. Paugh and
Hutsel pitched for the All-Stars.
Hits were nine for the winners and
five for the losers.
BOlen famed four, Page two and
Logan two. DTlsseL Of the Stars
cracked a triple Off Page in the
fourth and it was a mighty swat.
It was one blow the great Cooney in
center field could not catch.
Stephenson pounded out a three
cushion blow for the leaguers.
About 1900 fans took IN the enter
tainment
COoney, the leading hitter Of the
American Association, went down
on strikes before Hosler in the first
inning. PaUgh struck out two and
Hutscll one
The Stars made four errors, but
they also came through with some
hard stops. twenty-five players
were used In the lineup Of the sand
letters. Blankenship was espe-
Cially good at third base during the
short time he was IN there and took
hit away from Stephenson by a
fancy stop of whistling drive.
John CoOney and Vincent Sher-
lock Joined the Brooklyn Dodgers
in St. Louis today and Manager
Killeter Of the Indians is en- route
TO his home IN California.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Achiu Rallies to Win
Feature Mat Fray

After losing the first fall Of the
main wrestling event at Tomlinson
Hall last night, Walter Achiu came
back to pin Wild Bill Davidson, his
opponent, in the next two and win
the match. Davidson dropped the
Chinese grappler with a flying kick
to capture the opening fall
Achiu used leg splits to subdue
his opponent IN the next two.
Jerry walker scored a straight
falls victory over Joe Montana IN
the senni-windup. Two novice bouts
ended in draws. Dave Norris and
Bill Bennd wrestled the 15-minute
limit as did Irish Parker and Duke
George.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
MAYOR KERN VIEWS
H. S. GRlDDERS IN DRILL

About 80 boys yesterday answered
the freshman call issued by Coach
Tom Woods at Shortridge. All boys
were given eligibility slips and told
to report tomorrow at the North
Side gridiron. A cut will be made
in the squad on Friday.
The varsity football team, under
the watchful eye Of Coach Robert
Nipper. went through drills and a
short scrimmage.
Mayor John Kern was an inter-
ested spectator and promised to at
tend the Southport game on Sept.
q at Shortridge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Early Football

Frank Downing. manager Of the Young
Republican Club football team. announced
last night that his team will play in the
practice will be held Wednesday evening
al at Klng-av and w l0th-st, All last
year players and those desiring tryouts
should attend.
The Holy Trinity team will practice to-
Held Held Holy Trinity 'f has entered the En-
Roe League which Will start its season on
Oct. 6; AL last year players are re-
QueSted to be present tomorrow night.
Oak Hill spartans viii practice at Oak
Hill tomorrow evening al ). Carver notice
Bound class cali Cherry 4365 and ask
for Elmer OAK Hill has openings for
so-Athics will work out in uniforms to-
morrow night az Christian Park al 8.
port at that time as members for the
team will be selected.
Members Of the Broad Ripple A c.
squad viii receive new Jerseys tomorrow
night at q meeting in the Broad Ripple
Hardware Co. store. The jerseys are the
gift Of Ripple merchants. The meeting
will begin at 7 O'Clock and all players are
urged TO attend The Ripplemen have
access 10 a field Sunday and would like
10 schedule practice game with a city
team IN the 4OU- POAAQ C-dSS Od44 L44r
Broad Ripple Hardware Co., and ask for
Dean.
Holy Trinity Juniors viii practice to-
night al Tenth-st and Warman-aV at z.
Following notice: Skoda. Zunk. Mates.
Sasek, Finden Cesnik. Pagach, Klobucar,
10th, Radcliffe, Fidger. Kasnak, Garbas,
Wolfe Vitas, Komlane, Qualitza, Bayt
brothers. Flags, Radez, Mervar, Turk,
Vrajnor and tryouts.
An important meeting Of all former
Wizard players and tryouts Wal be held
tonight at 30th and Llinois-sts at J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
VITAL STATISTICS
NJ rriage Licenses

Paul Cloyd. 10. of 1909 Centennial-et.
polisher, and Ruth Crayton. II. r. R. :,
Box IT'S. hOusekeeper.
Raymond Jarrett. "a. Of 809 Ingomar-st.
laborer, and Eunice ogden, %. Of 1921 S.
ROena-st. silk worker.
Richard Riggin q. R r l. Box 439.
timer and Jessie Harmenlng 20, Of 322
Weghorst-st. housekeeper.
Bernard Chasteen. &c Of 62I s. Alabama
st. trucker. and Martha Sullivan. %, Of
SOB 5. Lord-st, housekeeper.
Ross Barr. IS. Of 81 W. St. Joseph-st.
deputy internal revenue collector, and
Ruth Jones, Is, Of l24 w. 37th-st. stenog-
rapher
Harold Miller. IS. New Albany. Ind. iva
geographer. and Dorothy Wise Is, OF 1858
Park-av. Internal Department stenog-
pher
John Robards. IS. Of 1921 Guilford-av.
malntenance man and Mildred Neidhamer,
p. Of 65l w. amidst. housekeeper
Perry Sewers, 10. Of 446 n. Delaware-st
laborer. and Cora Gibson. 15, Of 1924 z
llth-st. housekeeper
Edwin Reynolds. 80 Of 523 N. Delaware
s.. electrician. and Edith Perkins % Of
523 N. Della wsre-st, housekeeper
Charles Williams. 40 Of 1895 W 3ist-st
reporter, and Bessie Boskoo!, Al. Of 1895
w 3lst-st housekeeper
Franklin Walter. p. Ross o.. farmer.
and Anna Beach. 10. Of 1927 W. Washing
ton-st, housekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
81 Butler FrOsh
Answer Grid Call
Several City H. S. Products
Report to Coach.

Thirty-two Butler University
freshmen have answered Coach
Pop Hedden's football call. Coach
Hedden says that while the squad
is smaller than last year the men
have had more experience. The
back field is the strong section OF
the new froSh team.
Several members have come from
championship high school teams and
several city stars also are out. The
freshmen expect to have their first
scrimmage with the varsity Satur-
day. The rhine roster:
Tackles-Ray Juricich Canton Ill; Bud
Curtis. Tech, Thomas Boyle. Cathedral;
William Brown. Logan, Ind; Russell Cur
It's, Ben Davis. Guards-Jim Kubal,
Cedar Lake, Inc. Joe Wuest Cathedral;
Tom Battish. Cathedral; Larry Ross,
Kenosha. Wis: William Reed, Tech; Harold
Trulock, Ben Davis Gordon Foxworthy,
Broad Ripple; George Hantt. Ben Davis.
Harry Lewis. Washington. Ind; Rolla
Burghard Tech. HalfbackS-JCs Petronis,
Perth Amboy. N. j.: Stanley BukoWczyk,
Perth Amboy. N. j.: John Burch. Short
ridge: Bill Geyer. Fort Wayne: Silvio Con-
stantino. Manual: Bill Dougherty. Cathed-
raj: John Crawford Aqulnas o.; Bernard
Breen, Cathedral. Fullback-Charles Brod-
erick.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

rCma
LI0yd J Jacobs. IS. at Long Hospital.
mlt-al steuOsis.
Mary E Hill II. at Fletcher sanitarium,
observation-disclosures
Prank 4 Lytle 81. at 27l5 Jackson.
chronic ulyoCard.tis.
Mayme sayies 50. at St vincsnt's Hos
pital chronic nephTitis.
Albert Hofmeyer so. az City Hospital.
skull fracture.
Harry Eugene Haley months at City
Hospital maraSmuS.
William E Ennis. 20. at s3s n. Gray.
ureula-
Lew V. Brown. IS. at Methodist Hospital.
uTemia.
Jennie Bailey. 81. a, 1908 n West cardio
vascular renal disease
Edna Dohn. q. at City Hospital. skull
fracture
Hospital. arterioSClerosiS.
Thomas J. Haase a. 1927 n. Delaware.
cerebral hemorrhaee
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
SOUTHPORT TO SEEK
SECOND GRID VICTORY

The Southport High School foot
ball team will be out for its second
victory Of the season with an in
vasion of Seymour Friday.
The Cardinals won their first en-
gagement with Shelbyville, 81 to 0,
and all players are in top shape for
Coach Pitchers strenuous workout
routine this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

troduced on this date. and will be known
Par Bowling Competition" from II a. m,
until 1890 p. m. Each player rolls three
games although he may enter as often as
he wishes. Each bowler selects his own
handiCaD-or the number OF pins he wants
for each game. The winning score will
be something between 1856 and 206 multi
piled by 3, because it is a three-game
total competitionl. Prizes will be bowl
ing equipment
Friday night was decided upon as an
I A. c. league night The league organ
iatzion meeting was set for Friday Sept.
q. The league will be sanctioned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

VlnClngIy.
Has he seen Max Baer in action,
and what does he think Of the ex-
champion he engages for Is rounds
or less under the floodlights of a
ring pitched in the Yankee Stadium
on Sept. "a?
"Ah saw Baer in an exhibition in
Detroit" replies Louis. in his soft
Alabama drawl. "Ah also saw him
against Jim Braddock. But alb amt
nerah seen him fight yet (proving
that the Brown Bomber has a sense
Of humor), so ah KANT say bout
him"
What does Louis think of the
outcome Of the impending brawl?
"Ah'u win" answered shuflin'
Joe It's just anothah fight to
me"
BY a knockout?
Yes, sub and the young Ne
grO's eyes sparkle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

Thirtieth and Illinois Street Merchants,
members CT the regular season Em-Roe
Senior League forfeited their game to
the Forty-SiXth Street Merchants in the
game was called, the Thirtleth Streets
we're leading, 10 to T. Thirtieth Street
team would like to close its season against
strong Out-of-toWn team. Write to
Charles Eriel at 119 w. Thirtieth-st, IN
dianap polls.
Falls City Black Caps of Louisville will
play at louisville Sunday. For games with
the Black Caps, write to Ray Highbaugh,
1925 N. Oxford-st, indianapolis.
]. H. Taylor Transfers wish to book
oftoWn teams M notice Ali transfer Tran 9 play
ers are asked to get in touch with the
manager by 1880 Wednesday evening. For
games write to H. E wheel, ITO S.
Easiest: indianapolis, or call DreXel 1908
Every member of the Falls City Beers
trounced ]. o. U A. NJ. at B-ookside Sun
Richmond and Liddie for the losers. and
Young. Vornholt and Heydon for the
winners.
Capitol Oil Co. nine of Candy beat the
Crescent a. B. C.s Negro squad, 13 to =.
cracked out two home runs. sunday the
Capitol Oilers will take on the SeXson
Brothers Coal club at Candy.
Beanblossom A. C.s whitewashed the
Corrugated Box nine Sunday at Rhodius
Park, "A to Garrick, Beanblossom
afq hat se 16 50 9No Would Iid IKE
to book an out-of-town game for Sunday
Bloomington, Charlottesville and Seymour
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
SPANISH ACE UPSET;
ALLISON WINS EASILY

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17.-Major
stars were scheduled to swing into
action today in the Pacific South
west Tennis tournament.
Enrique Maier, Spanish ace, was
the first top-fight player to be
eliminated Jack Lynch of Stan
ford University, former national
boys and Junior champion, defeat
ed the third-seeded foreigner, Ga,
As, 6-1.
Wilmer Allison, national singles
champion, breezed through an easy
match with John Sisson, formerly
of the University of California
team, winning 60, 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
.BAER RESUMES DRILLS
AFTER DAY OF REST
By United Press

By United Press
SPECTATOR, N. Y, Sept. IL
Max Baer, preparing for his Sept. "a
fight with Joe Louis, will resume &C
tive training today by boxing six
rounds.
Baer spent most of yesterday tell
ing reporters what he is going to do
to Louis. His only work consisted
of five-mile jaunt in the morning
and a session of wood-chopping.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17
Enough for Rugby

CURE enough, there it comes.
~ Whoppo! A Ruggirello right
catches Louis squarely on the den
tai work. The seal-sknned scrap
per doesn't even blink his eyes.
WhOppo! Another right, and moth
ing happens. Another. and then
Louis parks a left hook to Ruggi-
rellO's mouth.
I've sprained my shoulder, "
complains Ruggirello. stepping to
the farthest corner. III work out
some more, but no more today"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

9:I5-Dorothy DreSlin .NBCl.
9:30-The TraI Finder lNBCl.
945-Magic Recipes tNBCl
lJ.O0-Waro ana AIuZZy tNBC).
l0.I5-Honeybov and Sassafras fNBCl
10 30-Kathryn Kaiserfs KaleidoscoDe-
II :00-happy Jack Turner tNBCI
ll.l5-The Kilmer Family lNBCl.
II :5O-Farm and Home hour tNBC).
p. NJ.
l2:30-Beauty in the Home
i ;45-MeNican orchestra tNBCl
l.90-IWo Friends n Harmony (NBC).
ll5-lhe WISeman tNBCl
1.30-Muslcal Festival tNBCb.
2.cO-Woman's Radio re,IeV tNRC,
230-MaSqUerad tNBCI
2:49-GranGpa Burton lNDCl
5.09-AI Pcarce and His Gang tNBC)
53Q-James Wilkinson tNBCl
S'4o-AoYentures OF sam and Dick (NBCl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

XXTHEN Gus Suhr, Pittsburgh's
w first baseman, trotted out to
his post at the initial corner
against the Phillies Sunday, he
equalled the National League rec
ord for the largest number of con-
secutive games played in.
The game was No 613 in which
Gus has seen service without a
hitch. The record first was set
by Eddie Brown with the Boston
Braves during the seasons 1924 to
1928.
Suhr played only one inning,
enough to keep his string intact.
And yesterday he made it GIG.