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, 1935-11-14
Behind the
Scenes I'm
Washington
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
The Brownsville Herald Washington
CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA. - Al
though the news may break General
Hugh Johnson's heart, the Frankfur-
ter boys have moved in on the De-
partment OF Justice.
After the celebrated DR.. Felix
Frankfurter of Harvard Law School
refused President Roosevelt's offer
Of the solicitor generalship in 1888.
hardly one Of his numerous pupils
entered the service Of Attorney Cen
eral Homer Cummings. though they
poured into New Deal ranks nearly
everywhere else except NRA.
Solicitor General j. Crawford
Biggs and his staff slOshed around
through the courts, making a sorry
showing on nearly all fronts. The
Frankfurter boys (whCm General
Johnson calls the Happy Hot
Dogs'D, some or whom had written
laws the inept Biggs was trying 70
defend, alternately jibed and grOan-
ed at the spectacle.
Even the supreme court apparent
Nv was suffering" with the result
that Biggs was moved 70 a soft and
unimpcrtant post.
Along came Stanley Reed OF RFC
Ito be solicitor general and 70 reno
vate the staff. In the last few
weeks he has picked some Of the
brightest Of the ex-Frankfurter pu-
pills here TO help him defend New
Deal legislation in a big winter Of
test cases.
They're on the SPOT
Their friends and their enemies
will be watching them closely. For
they're now on the spot and, al
though their briefs and arguments
will be more graceful and TO the
point, it's a question whether they'll
have any better luck before the SUI
preme court.
Among the group Of Frankfurter's
smart young men now working for
Reed are:
AlgeI Hiss. former secretary TO the
late Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes,
former assistant general counsel at
AAA and counsel for the Senate
munitions committee. drafter OF the
Bsnkhead cotton and Kerr tobacco
control acts, now preparing the SUI
preme court brief defending the
AAA in the Hoosac case.
Paul Freund. former secretary to
Justice Brandeis. formerly with RFC.
now specializing on iva and PWA
eases.
Charles Horsky, former secretary
TO Judge Learned Hand Of New
York, working on defense Of the
Bankhead act.
Arnold Raum, ex-RFC lawyer. spe-
cializing on processing and other
tax cases.
One thing about the Frankfurter
boys. So many Of them have serv-
&C as secretaries TO supreme court
and other justices that they ought
to have a fairly good picture Of the
judicial mind.
, 1935-11-14

q. IN traffic through the Panama
Canal on the increase? ". @.
"A. IL had been increasing, since
the low point Of the depression. up
until this year. but the last II montl1s
show a decline. For the II month";
ended with September /. 5157 vessels
transited the Canal compared with
5254 the previous IL months. The
cargo carried the last IL months was
"a, 984,62 tons compared with u.s.
1869 tons the previous IL months.
, 1935-11-14

q. Does the use OF scho0lbOy pa
trols help 10 solve the accident prob
lem? "A. =. "A.
A. In the eight years that school,
boy patrols have been on the streets
OF Washington. ID. c.. traffic fatali-
ties TO school children have decreaS-
ed 80 per cent.
, 1935-11-14

"a. GooSeloOt or lamb's-quarters n
a mealy. S~ucculent, edible weed OF
the genus Chenopodium. found iri
gardens, fields. and waste places. TO
has inconspicuous flowers and small
black seeds, OF which IL produces aS
many as a half-million in q season.
In parts Of Europe. the seeds are
used for making bread and the young
plants as a substitute for asparagus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

Lee Gambler, St. Louis, Mo. De-
came mems champion when he
complied a record breaking total OF
2O45 points. He succeeded G.. D
Mudd, st. Louis, who won the title
at Racine, Wis, last year.
Mrs. G. F. Mudd, st. Louis, re-
tanned her women's championship
won in 1884 when she scored 1872
points, also surprising the former
record. More than 100 archers
participated.
Indiana archeIS who ranked
among the leaders included Virgil
Healey, South Bend Indiana state
champion; w. B. Lincoln Jr.,. In
dianapolis; George Martin, Evans
vile; Kenneth Hazeldine, Terre
Haute, and Ruth Lay, Indianapolis
William Folberth, Cleveland. O.,
won the junior title with a new rec
ord of 1864 points.
Officers elected at the annual
banquet include Chester w. Brown,
Chicago, president; Paul Duncan,
Chicago vice president, and Fred
eric A. Kibbe, Coldwater, Mich, re-
elected secretary.
The 1886 tournament will be held
at the Olympia Fields Country
Club, Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Independent, Amateur Baseball

indianapolis. Newcastle and connersville,
notice.
Twenty-First Street A. Cs BANKED the
Saxon Coal nine. u to yesterday. A.
C.s wish to book game for July to
be PLAYED on the 2lst-st grounds. Man
ayers interested call in person at Mitch
ellis Pool Parlor, 2lst-st and Boulevard.
Maccabees dropped an s-to-4 decision
a Lebanon Yesterday. Maccaoees will OPP
August write TO o. L. Macy, 1879 N. Tibbs-
av. Indianapolis. Elwood, notice.
The Question Marks of Sacred Heart. in
their debut this season under Jimmy
CafOuros. lost a hard-fought fray to the
Southern 4. C.'s at Garfield yesterday, 3
TO :. Boz Zaepfel youthful pitching ace
of the Marksmen. hurled a splendid game.
striking out seven and walking one.
Mickey Mattingly and Goldie Bischoff split
up the catching assignment Schoen-
Southern A. C.s 600 100 0l0- 5 Z
QUESTION Marks 600 $50 010- 4
The Question Marks are scheduling
games. Call Drexel 1884 The club meets
Wednesday at 7:30 at the hall.
Puritan Bed Spring Co. club is open
Tor Sunday games with state and out
of-State teams. Puritans have a first
class record and a good following Bed
ford. Bloomington. Fl. Wayne, South Bend,
Ierre Haute. Richmond and Evansville.
ton. Dayton and Cincinnati. o.. notice
Puritans whipped Shelby Merchants to
3. and Hoosier Cabs, % to 2, to run their
victory string to seven against no defeats
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Squirrel Season
Open in Indiana
Hunting Becomes Legal in
AZ Counties Today.

Squirrel hunting became legal in
Indiana today in ~ southern Indi-
ana counties under a new conServa-
ton law enacted by the 1885 Legis-
lature.
The southern season closes July
% and the central Indiana season
opens Aug l. The open season in
the northern part of the state opens
Sept. /
Counties in which squirrel hunt
ing became legal today were Posey.
Vanderburgh. Warrick, Spencer,
Perry, Crawford Harrison, Floyd,
Clark, Jefferson, Switzerland, Ohio,
Dearborn, Franklin, Union Fayette,
Rush, Shelby, Johnson, Morgan.
Owen, Clay, Vigo, Sullivan. Knox.
Gibson, Pike. Dubois, Orange. WASH
ington, Scott, Ripley, Decatur, Bar
tholomew, Brown, Monroe, Greene.
Daviess, Magtin, Lawrence, Jackson
and JENNINGS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Wilbur Hess Takes
College Net Crown
Plays Scientific Tennis to
Win Final Match.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, July Wilbur Hess
of Rice Institute yesterday won the
national intercollegiate tennis cham
pionship by defeating Leonard Pat
terson of California Tech. The score
was 6-1, TO, 6-3, 6-3.
The bespectacled, studious look
ing Hess played scientific tennis 70
win, taking advantage of the Cali
fornian's weak backhand.
University of CALIFORNIA; doubles
team, Paul Newton and Richard
Bennett, however, defeated Ernest
Cutter and Kendall Cram of Tulane.
The match, GA, Us, GA. was decided
largely by the smashing overhead
shots of the Californians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Cops Pole 20 Hits and
Upset Circles as Bader
Stars; Hill RapS Triple

The Traffic Cops stood up better
under the heat yesterday morning
at Riverside and trounced the Cir
Gle Merchants, ii to 5. Bader Of the
Police held the Circles to six hits
and banged out three himself Other
Traffic sluggers were Monkey, Haugh
and Emmelmann, with three blows
each, and Hill, who smacked the
sphere for three bases with the
sacks loaded
The Police collected 20 safeties off
three pitchers. This wiped out
previous defeat at the hands of the
Circles. Lick led the Merchants at
bat with three hits.
The BluecoatS have raised their
standing to .666 and now challenge
The Times team to return game
on July %. The Times won the
first clash. Manager Chip Murphy
of The Times will go into huddle
with his board of strategy this week
and reply to the challenge later.
Some of The Times FASTENERS only
recently recovered from the strain
of the last engagement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Fights HWtuI'
to Mrs. Bae1-
Makes Bride Says He
Must Quit Ring; Hubby
lust Smiles.

$50 Lnif,g Press
NEW YORK. July MAX Baer's
~ return to the ring seemed to
depend today on the approval of
his Irish Rose" the former Mary
Ellen Sullivan who became Mrs.
Max Baer Saturday.
Mrs. Baer disapproves whole
heartedly Of prize-1ghting. She
never wants her Make TO be cham
pion again In q startling exhibit
ton she demonstrated that the
subtle powers Of femininity may be
evoked even over such an irrepTesS-
IDLE spirit as Baer's.
I think fighting is awful" she
said. L hate it and I never want
Max to fight again"
Max smiled. but was silent. He
clearly had no inclination TO dis
Cuss his pugilistic future in ire
presence Of his bride.
The question of religion entered
into the "Abies irish Rose" To-
nance. Mrs. Baer. who SAID she had
not failed to hear mass every week
IN all her life. said she hoped to
reconcile her church TO NIax'S pre-
viOus divorce.
Baer would not say If he intended
becoming a Catholic commitment.
He attended mass with his bride
yesterday
While Make and his bride are
arguing in private over his future
in the ring. they will loaf around
New York and at the summer home
Of his manager. Ancl Hoffman, al
Asbury Park. N. j.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
SOFTBALL GOSSIP

EuEan C. aggregation hold recent
SIR % g. and Capital Motor Inn. =
49, Kfrraus hold 4 permit for River
SIDE On SATURDAYS and Garfield on Thurs
Eave and desire opposition Gail Cherry
s1is-W and ask Tor Ear., or vrite Earl
Monroe. IfIs n Gale-st. Indianapolis
Krvr-our Cubs cl-ls sof.bau team wishes
20 srrcfulf games wlth ctrer feminine
teams Richmond and South Bend notice
Write Oh Earl BANNER. 1885 Soltn Key 10
s-oue-7.. Indianapolis
Terth ward Democrats VIII tackle the
Thirteenth ward SQUAD this eyenins az
willard Psrz 40 $50 n DemocEatic
softblu league iracas.
Redwood A. c club uIn tsngls with the
Garnaid Cubs tomorrow afternoon az $50
af Garfe,d PARK. ard wiu meet Spades
c wednesday AZ Willard PARK az $50
Parke- Theafer wiIl furnish the opposition
az 9 80 Thursday Ar willard. Rcckwoocs
wtu close rneir weeks schedule against the
S.ockyarcs nine az willard FRIDAY az $50.
Second round ranes Of the Young
Democrats Sof-taI Les-ue vii BE- PLAYED
tonight az $50 The league IS nov COM
ward vs. Tweif-h ward 90 Ncrihvester1-
~ ard Fan Creek Fourth Ward VS.
seventh Ward ar Riverside Flffh Ward
IS. Twentieth Wsrd sf Riverside Second
Ware vs. S.x-eeurl Ward sf Eilelts-Eer.
EiEnfh Ware vs. Fifteenth Ward af Fllch
EarS- Tenth Ward VS.. Thirteenth Ward az
Wllar1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

None Of the collegiate entries ap-
pears a match for Cunningham
who viii attempt 20 break Bill Bon
thrOns world record IN The l5l0-
meter run and prove wrong critics
woh say he's burned out.
A new high jump record seemed
probable with such stars entered as
Osborne. Linn PhilsOn. brakes
NCAA champion. George Spitz. New
York leaper. Al Treadgill. Temple
and Cornelius johnson. great Negro
jumper.
Metcalfe. three times AAU win
ner in the 100 and 200-meter sprints.
wiIl find his greatest competition in
Jesse owens. Ohio States Negro
zone man track team Once
snubbed BY Metcalfe when the Mar
ouette star vas in the ascendancy
and Jesse was a high school boy
owens promised some day TO run
that lug into the ground"
sam Allen Of Oklahoma Baptist
College is considered Boards most
serious threat in the 1l0-meter hign
hurdles.
The olympic Club Of San Fran
cisco is favored % win the team
title in the senior events. bu- the
Midwest appeared likely 70 win the
most first places. thanks 70 owens
and Mefcalfe
The running events Will be on the
Memorial Stadium track. said by
experts to be one Of the fastest IN
the world
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
HOST TEAM TOTALS
HIGH TARGET SCORE

The hest team caputured top hon.
ors in the first match of the In
diana Skeet Shooting Association
held yesterday at the Indianapoli;
Skeet Club. The Indianapolis skeet
marksmen posted a score of 461
Ma Olson was second with 436 ano
Newcastle followed with 435. An
derson totaled 432 and the Capito
City Skeet Club was next with 424
Harold Sharp of Newcastle took in
dividual honors with a score OF
eSx10O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

AMERICAN LEAGUE
III Innings)
Washington .. OIL 020 002 DOL IS 0
New York ...... 600 104 002 600 Z 10
Whitehill. Russell and Bolton; Tamulis,
De Shong Malone and Dlckey' JorgenS'
Glenn.
Boston ............. DOL 22o oo4-.914 |
Philadelphia ........ $50 600 302-l0 10
Rhodes, H. johnson. Hockette, Walberg
and R. Terrell; Mahaffey, Dietrich, Mar
cum and Richards.
(First Game)
Cleveland ......... 300 600 COX o
Lyons and sewen; Pearson and Phillips.
Second Came
Chicago ........... 600 los 90 Il 9
Cleveland ...... 900 900 600 2
Kennedy and Shea; Harder, winegarner
and Pytiak, George.
First Came
Detroit ........ $50 lis 00o-1s ! Q
ST. Louis .......... DOL 600 600 2
Rowe and Cochrane, Hayworth; Thomas,
Hansen, Walkup, Coffman and Hemsley,
Heath.
Second Came
Detroit ....i........ 14O 100 SOIL 10 /
St. Louis ........ 100 ITO 600 IL
Crowder and Cochrane; Knott, Van Alta,
Walkup and Hemsley.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh ...... 42O O1O 200 9 II
Chicago ........... 900 025 600 !
Swift, Blanton and Grace; Lee, Kowalik,
Root French and ODea.
-. vi. mn nm ON ,
Cincinnati ....... 900 041 COX II Q
j. Dean and Davis; Freitas and Lom-
bardi.
First Game)
New York .......... log 020 DOL II =
BROOKLYN ........... 100 020 010-
Stout Castleman and Mancuso; Earn
shaw, Leonard, Babich, Munns and Lopez,
Phelps.
New York ...... DOB 200 600
BROOKLYN ........... 002 002 600
Schumacher and Mancuso; Zachary,
Leonard, Babich and Lopez.
(First GameJ
Philadelphia ........ 0OI OO1 DOL y 3
Boston ......... 1872 900 10x- l5 l
Bowman, Bivin Prim ana Todd; Brandt
and Hogan, Spohrer.
Second Came
Philadelphia ........ 103 III 1873 70
Boston .......-.... ITO 100 QUO D Is l
johnson and wilson; Cantwell, Belts,
Benton, Farmhouse and Spohrer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
KAUTSKYS ON SHORT
END OF LOOP SCORE
By Times Spcciat

2
RICHMOND. July 1.-The Kaut-
sky A. G. baseball team of Indian
apoliS was defeated by the strong
Dayton Schroyers in an Indiana
Ohio League encounter here yester-
day 5 to l. A large crowd was on
hand for the contest. Rex McDon-
aid for the Kautskys found difficulty
in holding the smuggling Schroyers
in check from the mound.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
OUTDOOR MAT SHOW
ON SCHEDULE TONIGHT

Leo Donoghue Of Flint and Cyclone
Burns of Miami will tangle in the
main event of the first outdoor
wrestling show of the season pre-
sented at the Illinois-st Arena to-
night. A Commute time limit will
be placed on the match.
In the semi windup, also a 90
minute limit affair, Joe Banaski will
match grips with Swede Carlin.
Henry Hill and Gordon Arquette
will hook up in the one-fall opener
at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Gardner Sets Record
in MitlUdukee Race
BIZ Times SDcci1I

By Times Special
MILWAUKEE. July Posting a
new Wisconsin state fair dirt track
record for Is miles, Chef Gardner
Long Beach, Cal, yesterday won the
feature auto race here. Ken Fowler
was second, Babe Stapp, third;
Clark, fourth, and Floyd Davis, fifth.
Kelly Petillo. Indianapolis 500
mile winner was entered but did not
start on account of radiator trouble.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
CATHERINE WOLF WINS

LOUISVILLE, July Catherine
Wolf. Elkhart. Ind, won the wom-
ems singles title of the silver an
niversary Kentucky state meet when
she defeated Eunice Dean, San An
tonic. Tex. here yesterday. 6-3, 6-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Thinning TIE GAME

The indianapolis A. B. Cs and
Cuban Stars played IA innings to q
draw at Perry Stadium yesterday
afternoon. The score was l to l
and was halted by the o'clock Sun
day closing law. A double header
was scheduled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
ParOchiaI SOftball
Rivals Split Cares
HOnOrS Even After 2 Trays
in City Series.

Honors were even today after the
St. Anthony and Holy Cross soft
ball teams hooked up in two bat
ties over the weekend for the city
parochial championship.
The Holy Cross youngsters
grabbed Saturdays skirmish by an
8-to-7 decision. but the st. Anthony
lads came back to triumph yester-
day. Is 10 5. Both games were
played on the Cathedral High
School diamond. The time and place
for the deciding encounter will be
announced later. Score yesterday:
s. Anthony ......... sol sol OOO-l3 Is ?
Holy Cross .--..... 002 20l 600 10 5
J. Gribbcn and c. GTibben; Moriarty
and Moran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

A four-run rally IN the seventh inning
enabled the 3oth and Illinois-st Mer-
40 Riverside No. 3 Yesterday and gain
undisputed possession Of second place IN
the Em-Roe Senior League- M2ntgomS-
crv-s home run and Fishers relief pitch
ing featured the Merchants victory. Score:
,-.-rb.,+s o2l 030 sn0-iO 9
lockwood .-..--.... l0i OILS 600 10 3
.farelin. Fisher and Montgomery; O'Neil,
Clause and Craig. Long.
Cooks Goldblume FASTENERS continued
heir powerful bat attack against the Fa4ls
Citv nine az Riverside Yesterday 70 WIN
\ afuufcfrsl League battle by an - s
esrr Charlie Woathers. Cooks first
sacker. doubled 70 right oentei. SCORING
Prriev and Russell for the Cooks win
ming punch IN the eighth. Dutch Huesing
starred for the losers. getting single.
tribe and home run in four tiips y ne
plate Cooks will play at Beech Grove
1uiv 4 Score YESTERDAY.
Pals City -.--.--..-. $50 100 O00-6
c-...s 900 600 33x-s 10 1
Young and Hevdon. McClain and Mueller.
Norton Beers trounced the Drinks nine
YESTERDAY. u 10 l. Wolf held the big bat
for the winners. pounding out i've hits IN
peer nIs-rrs participated in the l7-hit
attack a INITIAL limited the losers to
No-fors No.. s4l o2O 2oO-i2 II ?
Drinks 0ol 600 600 l
a. Nuttal and Ameter; Murray. Puiiins
snd Sparks
Nor.ors viii play a double-hesder AZ
Beech Grove next Sunday. All players
ere urged 70 attend a meeting Weones-
dsy night az s
Hughes Curry club Of Anderson wishes 20
book games for July and IA. Past state
teams including RuShville. Brookville.
Lsfavstte. afuncie and Richmond. notice
Write 70 The Huches Curry ball team. in
care a Hughes Curry Packing Co.. Ander-
SON Ind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
STANDINGS IN The

Beech Grove Reds and Beanblossoms
divided a douhle-header yesterday at the
Reds diamond. Reds captured the nrst
game 2 20 8 but lost the Seven-inning
nichtcap By a 4-to-i verdict. Gatti and
Kimberlir for the Reds opposed Price
On The mound IN the first game. while
GiilEan and OBvien FLASHED in the sec
ond Reds viii be host 20 Cooks Gold
biume N a league tussle July 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
SHOOTS HIGH AT CARMEL

~ I.HfF special
CARMEL. Ind July l.-R. NJ.
jenkins. star Orleans tIndJ marks
man. captured the singles event at
the Carmel Gun Club Yesterday by
shattering 147 targets in $50 tries
Curtis Wise OF Carmel topped rivals
IN the handicap event with 10
breaks in 50 attempts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

Sanitary Department Negro club
trounced KinEan's Inoianians Saturday oy
g sc,re a 10 70 and invaded Columbus
20 Trim the Merchants there yesterday BY
% decision. Strong state clubs
desiring games this month and in August
write % Lefty Drew. 22Ss y. Cspitol-sv,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
MetcaLfe to Meet OWens'
Defy in A. A. Z. DdShes
Great Negro Sprint Stars to Clash in Track Carnival;
Cunningham Opposes CoIiegians.

LINCOLN the track and field will meet
A A L. championships here
wednesday and Thursday
viii be Glenn Cunningham Of Kan
Illinois world high jump
1etcalfe sprint star
Percy Athletic Club high hurdler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

TO, I'm quarter -unal Hldtcn Oh Inc
aH-EngIand tennis tourney today.
BIZ Unitca Press
WIMBLEDON, England, July l.
Americas principal hope for the
mems singles title in the all-Eng-
land tennis tournament was blasted
today when Jack Crawford of Aus
tralia defeated Sidney Wood of New
York. GA, 6-3, 6-3, ST, 6-l.
Crawford and Wood, both former
Wimbledon champions, produced
the most startling tennis of the
tournament thus far. Crawford an
nexed the first two sets handily.
The arrival of Queen Mary at the
beginning of the third set seemed
to act as a tonic on Wood for her
majesty had no sooner settled her
self in the royal box than the New
Yorker hit an unbeatable streak.
His service became a deadly thing
which Crawford couldn't handle and
his volleying, particularly the de1t
cross-court ones of which he is
master, held the Australian help
less.
American Is Exhausted
Both appeared exhausted as they
rested briefly before the fifth and
final set. The Australian, however,
had more stamina left and was con-
tent to stay close to the baseline
and merely keep the ball in play
for Wood, too tired now to have any
accuracy.
Fred Perry of England, defending
champion, led the field into the
semi-finals when he defeated Rod
erick Mcneil, giant Czech Davis
cupper. 81, 6-1, 81, in a quarter
final match.
Crawford and Perry were joined
in the semi finals by Gotttrled Won
Cramm of Germany, second SEEDED
nlaver. who eliminated young Wv
ian McGrath of Australia, Ga, 6-2,
4-6, 6-l.
Two HeIens Advance
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody OF CAN
fornia advanced within two steps
of her seventh all-England tennis
championship today when she
gained the quarter-fnal round with
a 3-6. GA. 60 victory over Emmy
Cepkova of Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. Moody's victory gave Amer
lea two daughters in the women's
round of eight. Helen Jacobs ad-
vanced earlier with a 60, 81 vic
tory over Effle Peters of England.
The other six quarter-finalists in
the women's division were Dorothy
Round. England; Katherine SIAM
mers, England; Mrs. Hilda Sperl-
ing, Denmark; Nine. Rene Matthew,
France; Joan Hartigan, Australia,
and Hedwiga Jedrzejowska, Poland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

Jake Reynolds pitched Ben Davis Mer-
chants 20 a 2-to-0 victory over the J.
r. TAYLOR Transfer nine Chandler and
LcrE were on the receiving end Of the
winning battery. Merchants viii entertain
the Shinkie Transfer club OF Anderson
July
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
WOOD is ELIMINATED IN ENGLISH TENNIS
Three Records Topped by
Archers at Terre Hdute
St. Louis Contestants Take Major LaueIS HOOSerS Rank
High Among Leaders.
BIZ United Press

TERRE HAUTE Ind July Three midwesen Archery Asoa-
crowned The divisions the association
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
First Came

Columbus ......... 600 200 600 ? I
Minneapolis ....... 900 OO2 11x- 4 0
Winford and Ogrodwski; Galehouse and
HargraVe,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City might.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Toledo at st. Paul.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01
Results Yesterday
First Game: Is Inning

Louisville co.. 900 10 002 900 Oh Is
Milwaukee =. 1Ol 900 O2O 600 90 10 2
Using, Bass and Ringhoier, Thompson;
Braxton and Rensa.