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La gaceta., 1935-11-05
BAJA Ell PRECIO DE LA
CARNE

Chicago, now. s. La 4carne
iha bajado en- ell mercado y par
ticularmente la de cerdo.
Aver deolin6 ell precio del Ger
do, al por mayor, en- 80 y IS cen
tavOs.
La noticia mereci6 un comen-
tariO de la Sra. Wilbur Fribley,
p%residente de la Liga de Amas
de Casas, la que dijo era favo-
rable y seria escuchada con a.
grade por las madres y espo-
sas de America.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

En- las elecciones primarias,
las de septiembre 3, tuvimos un
cicl6n...
Ahora, en- las elecciones ge-
nerales, d huracan sc aproxi-
mo, internandose despues en- ell
Colo de Mejico...
iExiste alguna relaci6n en-,
tire las elecciones tampenas y
los hurricanes?
dos elecciones Y dos ciclo-
nes...!
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
UNA MADRE A
SU HIJA

Sevilla, Nov. 5.-Una madre
Sc presento a la policia denun-
ciando que SUI hija, de % amos,
Sc habia casado sin SUI permi-
so. Ell cura case a la muchacha
y dijo a la madre que no saba
existiese oposicion.
Mas tarde la mujer solicito
que la denuncia no fuera ira
mitada.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

La "salida" de todos los die
tadores fracasados es la que
ira, ell sacrificio de los que ODE
decen ciegamente.
Mussolini sabe que la destruc-
'ci6n lie aguarda; pero la destruc
ci6n de Mussolini no seria la
destruction del pueblo italiano.
Quitandose la mascara que
tan NAL lie sienta, la de la die.
tadura, ell pueblo italiano recu-
peraria de nuevo ell aprecio dc
los pueblos democraticos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
TITULO DE HIJO ADOPTI-
VO

Madrid, Nov. 5.-El ayunta
miento de Sevilla entregara un
pergamino al DR.. Gregorio Ma
ramon, nombrandolo hijo adop
two de la bella ciudad andalu-
"a.
La noticia lie fue comunica-
da al liustre medico por ell al
calde sevillano, que para el pi-
do ell honor.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mana
ma.
Temperature maxima aver,
85 grades; minima, rs.
Marea alta a las 9:22 a. M.
y 1925 p. m. marea baja a las
3;45 a. m. y 400 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
Tenemos verdadero gust

Tenemos verdadero gustd
congratular a las Damas de Pro
tecci6n Y Auxilio por su gran
triunfo en- la fiesta del sabado,
en- ell Cabaret Moderno.
Con elias merecen tambien
una congratulaci6n los amables
j6venes de la Secci6n de Recreo
sy Adorno.
Preside a las damas la Sra.
Palmira Garcia Y a los jovenes
Gerardo Cigarran.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

Plblicamos hoy un articulo
traducido por Alfonso Coniglio.
CAST no es necesario decir
que es en- contra del fascismo
agresor, no contra ell pueblo tia
liano.
Quiza no esta LELAND ell dia
en- que ell pueblo oprimido y NAL
dirigido Sc despoje de la tirania
Y bese de nuevo la bandera de la
libertad. .
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
CUBA AL Ola
Una madre y SUI hijs Sc suicidare<en la Ciu lad
de Guantanamo = Denunciada en- Cuba la 10
ra Fascista de Radio. tornado Semanal de SIS
horas y formal minimo de TN peso

- O1,cios. Asistieron ell primer
dia 100 alumncs. A los profe-
sores Sc pagara ei sueldo del
mes de ootu5re, previa una pc
ticion del slcretario del ramo.
La policia Sc puso aver en-
moyimiento al ser llamada por
la Sra. Edelmira Nalledor, hi
ia del ST.. Pedro Nalledor, en-
cuyO domicilio manoS crimina-
les colCcaron una bomba, pro
duciendo heridas a cuatro per
Soras. Manifesto la Sra. Vale
dor que personals para ella des-
con0cidas pensaban atacar a su
padre, con la intenci6n de Sc
cu~eStrarlo, o de dinamitar de
nucvo la casa de la calle Gene
raj Lee, en- el reparto Santos
Suarez. EStrecha vigilancia Sc
ha establecido para rroteger ell
dcmicilio del distinguido hon.
bre de negocios.
Una denuncia Sc ha hecho
contra la bora FaScista Italiana
de Radio, que hace propaganda
al gObierno de MuSsolini desde
una estaci6n de esta capital. Ell
documento de protesta Sc ha re-
mitido a Ia secretaria de comu-
nicaciones y a la secretaria de
estado. La Hora Fascista ha We
nido lanZando insultos a la So
ciedad de Naciones, en- contra
de los sentimientos del pueblo
cubano.
-El vapor Oriente aViS6 a
yer que Sc hallaba al pairo fren-
te al Peh6n del Canaveral, a
$50 millas de Orlando, en- la
Florida, esperanto Sc ~alejase el
cicl6n. La llegada del Oriente
esta senaIada para hoy.
-Ofic,almcnte Sc declare
aver EN- la secretaria de sandal
lue la canpana contra ell palu-
dismO 10 Sc puede mantener
pOr fal,a de fondos. Los grupoS
de m6dicos y sus ayudanteS han
sido dCjados cesantes Y no es-
tan di puestos a combatir la e.
pidemia sin promesa segura de
sueldo.
Ell juez de San German,
provincial de Oriente, denuncia
a las autorldades superiores
que a Veces los cadavereS no
pueden sepultarse, en- csc lu-
gar, antes de las 70 horas que
senala IA ley, por tener que We
mr. el permiso de enterramien-
to de HolgUin, que eSta a mu-
chas leguas de distancia. Los
cadaVeres Sc descomlponen en- ell
dep6slto, como serio peligro pa
ra la salud p1.blica.
-Permiso Sc ha concedido a
los ingenios para TRAFALGAR So
horas semanales, en- lugar de
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

LIE robaron sus joyas al in
fante don Juan, hijo del exrey
Alfonso. Sc cometi6 ell delito en-
ell Canada, no en- los Estados u
nidos.
Por esta parte de la America
no hay ladrones y 81 los hay con
Altezas no Sc meten.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

consejo Sc ~ratifiQue el decreto
Sos'e ell impueSto de ll2fc ; re-
comendara ell proyecto de pen
sion a los veteranoS y la rebaja
del impuesto de tonelaje a los
vap0reS de turismo.
Ell policia Toribio Reyes
mat6 casualmente a su esposa,
JoSefa Romero Rubio, al diSua-
rarSele ell revolver que portaba.
Ocurri6 la desgracia en- la casa
ndmero 4 de la Gale de Alejan-
dro Ramirez. Investiga ell SUI
ceSo Ell captain Triana.
Una sonambula Zoila il
menez Sc levanto aver mientras
dormia y Sc tom6 la mitad de
un pomo de tinta rapida. Guam
do la mujer comprendi6 10 que
habia hecho, empezo a dar gri-
tos de auxilio. Los vecinos la
lleVarOn a la casa de socorros
Y deSpueS al Hospital Calixto
Garcia. Tiene % amos y reside
EN- Mission numero Ia.
Ell ciudadano Esteban Par
linas acusa al eXrepresentan-
te Aquilino Lombard de haber
vendido una propiedad en- ell ba
rri0 de Atares que pertenece al
estado cubano. Lombard reali-
10 la transaction con I'm tai
Santos. Sc ha ordenado inVesti-
gar la denuncia en- todos sus de
TALES.
Cuba Sc libro del ultimo eli
cl6n del ano; pero ell meteoro
paso a la Florida, causando da-
nos de gran importancia en-
Miami y otros lugareS. A las
dos de la tarde, segun avisan
de Miami, Ell viento tenia una
yelocidad approximate de 80 mi
las por bora. Ell cicl6n arranc6
techos, arboles y destroz6 cris-
tales. Baj6 Ell bar6metro a 730
mill metros. Las ultimas mott
cias revelan que pas6 va al Col
70 de MEXICO.
Ell Vapor Florida ancl6 a 5
millas al sur de Jupiter, luego
de combatir ell huracan por es-
pacio de varias horas.
Julio Miranda Lopez in
gres0 aver EN- ell Principe bajo
la acusaci6n de haber asaltado
a Pablo Case, cobrador de la
Compahia Territorial, roban-
dole $133. Ell delito Sc cometi6
en- ell barrie del Vedado. Lleva-
do a presencia del cobrador, Mi
randa fu6 reconocido como uno
de los atracadores.
En- estado de putrefacci0n
fueron encontrados aver en-
Guantanamo, en- una casa de
Maxine Gomez y Prado, la Sra.
Eloisa Pla, viuda de un coronel
del ejercito espanol, y su hija.
La muerte databa de 8 dias. Su-
ponen las autoridades que Sc
trata de un doble suicide, por
medic de la estricnina. La hija
debio darle primer0 Ell t6xico a
la madre, ingiriendolo ella des-
pues. Dejaron dos cartas pega-
das a la pared, una dirigida al
Juzgado y otra a Miguel Car
bonell. Poseian bienes de for
tuna y nadie puede ex~plicarse
el motive de 10 ocurrido.
-EVangelina Lazo Ortiz, We
Gina de la finca Flor de Mayo,
situada en- la ~carretera de San
.Frarci co Paula, denunci6 a
yer a la policia que su madre
Victoria Ortiz AngIada Sc ME
ga a devolverle una hija suya,
la que lie do a cuidar hace echo
meses. "Yo deseo que la nina
vueDva conmigo y mi madre Sc
MEGA a entregarmela, asegu-
rando que con ella esta mejor
cuidada".
Las classes quedarOn abier-
taz aver en- la escusla de Aries
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
L''H !I:t;:: "a ': s: ia a: :: H si.iie'.' TO

cuadrilla de a~eroplanos La De-
sesperada'', mandada por ell
yerno de MAsolini y de la cual
forman gare los hijos del Du-
ce, vol6 ayeN sobre Makale, di-
visando ban eras bIancas sobre
los techos - muchas casas. En-
algunos lrgares las lluvias han
convertible ell polvo en- tango.
Durante ell dia ell progreso no
fue tan rapido como en- las pa
sadas "a horas. La colUmna de
Santini es la que viene encon-
trando mayores dificultades.
En- les pueblos ocupados por los
italianOs, los natives confrater-
nizan con las tropas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

Baj6 ell precio de la carne de
cerdo...
AL fin ha empezado a rendir
sus frutos la campana de las
amas de casa.
FL consumidor debe p%resentar
un frente undo para la mejor
defensa de sus intereses. mamu
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

de NTeesia Luterana
actitud neutral del pr
i3ocsevelt en- 10 que re-
rroblema religioso de u
Protesta esa iglesia de-
sion hecha por la poderosa So
'ciedad Caballeros de Colon, ira
de sYsaeeionas al jsfs de.
Estado''...
Ell gcbierno debe quedarse
al margen de los problemas re.
ligiosos, que no lie incumben:.
Ademas, sera quebrantar IL
norma de "'buen servicio" inmis
curse en- los asuntos interiors;
del pueblo mejicano.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

Tres coreanos, tres s1bditos
japoneses, cruzaron la fronte-
ra Soviet, en- son de guerra, y
los soldados rusos les abatieron
a tiros.
Vendra ahora la protesta ia
ponesa y las cosas se2uiran CO.
nc hasta aqui....
iAmenazas, grunidos y deseo
amarillo" de apoderarse de 10
ajenoi
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

Estan hoy sirviendo como di-
putados especiales del Alboga-
do General de New York, 5000
abogados.
Hombres que conocen de
''trampas' y saben como hacer-
las, deshacerlas, defender Y a
cusar... En- la Metropoli hay e.
lecciones... y Sc pide que sean
imparciales, limpias, escrupu-
losas.
sQue efecto tendra la inter
venci6n de esos letrados en- ele-
var Ell nivel de honradez electo-
raj de New York?
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

.rRcma, non 5.~Ias tropas
Blumna del gend Ptro Ma
gna Sc dirige Sfegi6n de
hi Abe, so millas al sur de
.Tokule, poblado que esta en- ell
rio Takkase Y en- Inca recta des
de AbsVG a Gondar, en- ell dis
trito de Lago Tana, reconocido
como lugar donde los ingleses
ejercen Influenza. La colrmna
central esta mandada por ell gee
neral Ales.andro ,Pirizio-Biro-
Iii Y la de la izquierda por ell
general Rugiero Santini. La es-
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

La Federation de mismbros
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27

The Tribune Mail them to The Times
This permitted send votes direct
ballots The
the trouble of designing
made ballot
Mmnesota 1884 Big Ten championship
ID the Chicago Tribune football
Of the country to total ll456
Alabama second with 34O8 and Elmer
with 3206 Other leaders Dr. Ca
0911 Charles Bachman Michigan State
30 Schmidt Ohio State lO6
1926 Jock Sutherland Pittsburgh
illinois, 1O3553 Jimmy Crowley Fordham
Northwestern 0 298 Stage College of the
Pacific Haney unattached 1OOOS3.
WHAT does donkey the umpire when said donkey feels he
w donkey baseball will
Stadium Monday night Rmglng will be in
the National Public Links golf will Coffin
big cycling
for both and The
Chicago
Savannah,
Washington struck by line
whistng
The
a double Chapman.
Gabler of the Giants had similar
Angley heavyweight
the
the like death
blow the hospital Gsb returned climbed
o
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
By Eddie Ash
VOTE ON ALL.STAR GRID COACHES
CHANCE TO HONOR HOLSTERS

RALLOTING is under way to select the football coaches
for the College A-Stars who will battle the Chicago pro-
fessona Bears at Soldier Field in the Windy City the night
of Aug % The deadine for midnight Aug. but
Times readers who choose cast ballots for favore men
tors are requested get their votes in at least two days
prior to the deadline
voting blank is carried in this column today Fill er
ont and shoot er in Address Al-Sar Game Editor The
Times Indianapolis Ind. Bring to office mail.
The counted and the results
wired sponsor the AnStar game The
Times the The Tbunes indianapolis and
the collection OF player pal
gadao landed on the first string
Pus Of Purdue Moreover. other Hoo
land with the A-Sr
However 1ooslers
prefer Purdue the head
for that reason ne won't be egloe
year. around the honor Bo McMlIn OF In
well
everything not between the pair
what Will happen.
IT Hoer state OF the two finish first
ballots It's three
That's the The Tribune wants
coaches in the order of
preference points and third
of will
head coach and second
assistant and third high second
Go to it. Here's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Nelson Heads Galaxy
of Sports at Ripple

Among the free attractions sched-
uled to entertain Broad Ripple Park
patrons and those attending the
Kroger Jubilee picnic all day tomor-
row is an exhibition by Bert Nelson
Of the Illinois Athletic Club and
formerly of Butler University.
Nelson will give exhibitions in the
running high Jump. in which he has
mark of feet, rs inches. Nell
son will perform in the parks new
athletic field, located east of the
swimming pool.
Foot races, swimming events,
baseball games. all open to Kroger
employees and the public, and box
ing exhibition and battle royal at
night also are on the program.
Rosy kid Baker has been named
matchmaker for the regular boxing
exhibitions which are given free for
park patrons each Wednesday and
Sunday nights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
Pittsburgh Nine
Wins at Anderson
CraWfordS Solve TWigg in
Two Big Innings.
By Times Special

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, July 27.-For
all but two innings of the game
between the Anderson Indians and
the Pittsburgh Crawfords here last
night, Johnny Twigg, Anderson's
ace twirler, was invincible. But in
those two innings he was bonn
barded and the Pittsburghers won.
8 to s.
The visiting club scored five runs
in the third frame and staged a
four-run rally in the ninth. The
CrawfordS played errorless ball
while the home team committed
four miscues. Allison led The locals
with three hits in four times up. A
home run by Gibson featured the
winners attack. The score:
Pittsburgh .. COS 600 O04-e II 0
Anderson ........... 10 l01 DOL 4
Howard Harvey and Harris, Gibson;
Twigg and Allison.
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ters, Helen Thomas, Doris harrison,
Georgia Smart and Shirley White.
Early entries were published in The
Times yesterday
Late men entries, all from Edge
wood, are Keith Mclaughlin. Ken
meth Davis, Raymond Davis, Ray
mond Robbins. John Underwood,
Carl Steadman and Albert Rash.
The entertainment is free. Dressing
rooms for riders will be available
at the administration Building,
Riverside Park.
The indianapolis riders represent
three different clubs, the Irvington,
Edgewood and Indianapolis. After
tomorrow's race it may be decided
TO place them all under one banner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27

Helen BrockSmith. Indiana Univer-
Sity champion. and Helen Fecht-
man. Garfield Park star.
Dick Incl. runner-up in the boys
singles last year. will be seeded No.
l in this meet as Charles Barnhill
of Bloomington, last years boys
champion, has graduated into the
Junior division. The boys singles
division already has a record field
OF IS entries. Play in this division
also will start Monday.
Entries in all divisions will close
at 6 tomorrow evening. Any player
wishing to enter the event is re-
quested to call Bill Clark, Talbot
47l2.
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The feminine wheelers will be
sent off on their speed dash at 1:45.
Riverside amusement park will be
the starting point for both events.
The women will use the park boule-
wards for their short event, but the
men will be sent over city streets
and rural highways, beginning at
2:45.
Fifty entries have been received
for the 6212 mile contest and the
field will include local, state and
oqt-of-s state pedal stars. Twelve
women will compete in the three
mile sprint New entries in the
feminine feature, all from the Edge
wood Cycle Club. are Catherine
Bailey, Cecilia Temple. Norma Wal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
LeUinsky Described
in Best Condition
BIZ UHitcd Press

By Uhited Press
CHICAGO, July 27.-Rapidly
nearing the peak of condition for
their fight here Aug Z, King Levin
sky and Joe Louis planned strenu-
Gus workouts for today and Sun
day
Levinsky was examined yesterday
by DR.. Frank A Logorio of the I'LL
nois Boxing Commission The ply
stefan described the Kings condition
as the finest it has ever been.
Louis boxed five rounds yesterday,
knocked out one sparring partner
and had another out on his feet.
The Negro dropped jim Clinton. a
six-foot two-inch heavyweight, with
left hook to the chin after less
than half minute of milling.
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Only Two games ScneouIed.
Purse Withheld on
Buddy Bder's X. 0.

BIZ Times HpecinI
LONG BRANCH. N. j.. July 81
Buddy Baer won" boxing bout
here last night but he hadn't been
paid for it yet today. Buddy
knocked out his Compliant opponent
Artie Suss, former wrestler. with
two punches at the start of the
first round The referee called it
no contest" and the state boxing
commission withheld the purses of
both fighters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
NEKOLA STOPS BRAVES
Toronto Pitcher Holds Big Leaguers
to Five Hits.
BN Yimfs NnecinL

ALBANY, N. Y. July 27.-Frank
Nekola held the Boston Braves of
the National League to five hits as
the Toronto Maple Leafs triumphed
in an exhibition game here yester-
day, 4 to /. The game drew an at
tendance of $500.
Nekola walked in the only Boston
tally. Brown pitched all the way
for the Braves and was rihed for
nine hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
GrdppIers Sign for
Opening Mat WhirL

Al Stracker of Lincoln, Neb.,
signed today to meet Pat Hennessey
of Columbus in the one-fall bout
which will open the wrestling show
at the Illinois Arena Monday night
The main event will match Cor
don Arquette, Yakima Indian,
against Coach Billy Thorn Of In
diana University, leading junior
middelweight title claimant.
In the semi-windup, Ira McCauley
of Cleveland will test Bob Blake of
Marion o. 1t will be the first To-
cal appearance for both grapplers.
The main event and semi windup
will be held over the two falls in
three route.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
PAR ELUDES PUBLIC LINKSMEN AT COFFIN
Indians Face
K.C. Blues in
Road Opener
Tribe Resumes Flag Chase
Tonight; Riddle May
Join Stars.

The three leaders in the Amer
lean Association were idle yester-
day, but action was to be resumed
on the Western front today with all
clubs scheduled.
Red Killefer's second place In
dams invaded Kansas City for a
three-day stand, the third-place Co.
lumbus Red Birds we're in st. Paul
Toledo was at Minneapolis. home
of the pace settlers, and Louisville
was at Milwaukee.
Colonies Trim Brewers
In games yesterday Kansas City
and st. Paul divided a double
header and Louisville defeated the
slipping Brewers. 1t was night
tilt at Milwaukee. Rollings wall
loped home run with one mate on
base with two out in the ninth to
give the Colonies a 6-to-4 victory.
indianapolis. Columbus, Toledo
and Minneapolis were idle.
Johnny Riddle. Indiana polls
catcher, is expected to participate
in the American Associa ton ALL
Star game at Minneapolis Tuesday
when group of league selects"
battle the league leading Millers.
George SuSce, Toledo backstop, who
received the highest vote in the
sports writer's poll, is out of action
on account of an injury.
Ryba Out of Tune"
Mike Ryba, Columbus utility star.
was second high as catcher in the
league poll. but Manager Ray Blades
does not want to risk Mike behind
the bat. Ryba has spent most of
the season serving on the mound
and on the infield, and is "out of
tune" on the receiving end.
Therefore. President Thomas J.
Hickey of the A. A. is expected to
name Riddle as No. l catcher for the
All-Stars. He is batting better than
300. Johnny Cooney, Tribe center
fielder. will play that position with
the Stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
SWIM EVENT STARTS
AT SHAKAMAK PARK

JASONVILLE. Ind, July 27.-The
Indiana Kentucky A. A. U. SWIM
ming and diving championships got
under way here today at Shakamak
State Park with natators from three
states, Indiana, Kentucky and Illi-
nois, competing. Among the COM
petitors was Adolph Keifer of Chi
cago. who recently flashed into in
ternat!onal prominence by setting
up "a new backstroke records.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
MAJOR LEADERS

HOME RUNS
Greenberg Tigers 81 Berger. Braves 20
OFT. Giants .- % j. Collins Cards 10
Johnson. Athletics 20
RUNS BATTED IN
Greenberg. Tigers ia Medvick. Cards ~
J. Collins. Cards 81 Berger Braves II
Off, Giants ..... 30
RUNS
Gehringer. Tigers 80 OFT Giants 1890. 70
Medwick Cards 81 Greenberg. Tigers rs
Martin. Cardinals 70
Medvick Cards 1873 vosmik Cleveland 1877
Terry Giants . i3l Galan. Cubs l27
Herman. Cubs 1928
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27

AAAN NNNANA AASA
Louise Karle. newly crowned Fall
Greek queen. Will seek another city
park championship in the Willard
event Eleanor Lauk. city champion
for the past three years. is expected
10 be out TO defeat the girl who de-
throned her at Fall Greek Other
seeded womenS entries include
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
TrdUeL to Cleveland
for Links Tourney

Mrs. Ella Abel, national Negro
women's golf champion, and Miss
Gertrude Harris, both members OF
the local Douglas Park Golf Club,
will leave tonight for Cleveland o.,
to participate in the Forrest City
Golf Associations Flag tournament
which begins tomorrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
NY BOAST FALLS FLAT

Swedish Runner Finds LoveIock Is
Not Type to Burn Out" in Race.
81 Times Special
STOCKHOLM, July 27-Eric NY.
Swedens touted runner. boasted he
would set such hot pace that he
would burn OUT Jack Lovelock of
New Zealand in the l500-meter race
here yesterday on the turn of the
final lap, both Lovelock and Gene
Venzke of Pennsylvania passed NY
ana the Swede had 10 be content
with third place.
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TINE Hercules A. c. offers its
second bargain bill' pro-
gram of the outdoor season next
Tuesday night at Sports Arena.
A double main go, with each bout
carded for two falls out of three
and time limits of 90 minutes,
plus one-fall opener, will be pre-
sented.
In one of the features, Darno
Ostopavich, $50, clever Kansas
City husky. takes on the highly
touted Orville Brown, 81, Wichita.
Darno tossed the rough Whitley
Hewitt last Tuesday.
"Rowdy' Joe Cox, 222, Cleve-
land, opposes Roland Kirshmeyer,
228, Oklahoma City, in the other
feature. Cox upset Frank Speers
earlier in the week. Dick Raines,
235, the Texas Tornado" and jim
Coffield, 215, Kansas City, open
the card.
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ERNEST BEATS REGINALD

n ~ a AthfN >pfffnt
NEWCASTLE. Ireland. July 81
The golfing Whitcomb brothers
fought it out in the finals of the
Irish golf tournament here yester-
day with Ernest triumphing on a
las card. Reginald had Isl.
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CITY WOMAN PLAYS
DEFENDING NET CHAMP
By Times Special

By Times HpecldI
SAGINAW, Mich. July 27.-Mrs.
Ruth Riese. Saginaw. defending
champion, was scheduled to meet
Muriel Adams of Indianapolis in the
semi-f1nals of the Michigan State
tennis tournament women's division
today
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ITALIAN mailman WINS

NEW YORK. July 27.-Gibriel
DAnnunzio. Italian wrestler, pinned
Gene La DouX of Canada in the
feature mat bout at Jamaica Arena
last night.