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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Major BOles and
Capt. Snyder Take
State Gun HOnOrs
Score High in Events on
Frankfort Ranges.
By United Press

By Cnlfed Press
FRANKFORT, Ind, July o.
Maj. John K. Boles, Fl. Benjamin
Harrison, and Capt Milo D. Snyder,
Cromwell. today held the state rifle
and pistol championships after
conclusion of matches yesterday.
The meet was sponsored by the
Indiana National Guard and the
State Rifle Association. 1t was open
to both civilians and regular army
men.
Results of matches included:
Civilian Rifle Club championship
team ENTHUSIASTICALLY Ameri-
can Legion rifle team, first, 654;
Hoosier Rifle and Pistol Club, In
dianapolis, second, SAG.
Individual State Championship
Capt. Milo D. Snyder, Cromwell,
first, 1879; Sam Bowlin, Huntington,
second, 178.
Police Team State Championship
Gary, first, 1874; Logansport, sec
ond, 1774.
Civilian Pistol Team Champion
ship-Shelbyville American Legion
first, 1929: Maxinkuckee Rifle and
Pistol Club, second, 1880.
Indiana National Guard Pistol
Team Championship-Company K,
152d Infantry, Fl Wayne. first, 1884.
Individual Slow Fire-Capt. Sny-
der 1876; time fire. Sergt. Edward B.
Lister, Columbus, 1872; rapid fire,
Capt. Snyder, 1879.
500 Yards (prone)-Dr. P. H.
Makielski, Mishawaka, first, 90;
Capt. John F.. Houck, Fl. Wayne,
81, second.
Governors Match Estate cham
pionShip) Maj. John K. Boles, first,
276; Albert R. Theobald, Greenfield
second, 275.
Indiana National Guard Regi-
mental Team Match-152d Infantry
Shelbyville, first, SAT; Company 1
151st infantry, Terre Haute, second
634.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
The Theatrical World
Buddy Rogers Coming
to Lyric on Friday
by WALTER ID. HICKMAN

CHARLIE OLSON Of the Lyric is
~ carrying out this summer his
idea of bringing stars to Indianap-
oils who never before have appeared
on the stage here.
Next Friday Buddy Rogers. of
stage, screen and radio fame, will
appear at the Lyric with his band,
the California Cavaliers. Mr.. Rogers
has just returned from a European
tour and Indianapolis will be one
of his first stops on his current
tour.
In addition to playing virtually
every instrument in the band,
Rogers will introduce as assisting
performers Jack Douglas, the Three
Nonchalants, and Marie, Broadway
star of operetta
Buddy has had an interesting ca
reer. While attending the Univer-
sity of Kansas, he organized an or
chestra and played for campus
1QIlCtlOllS.
A member of the Phi Kappa Psi
Fraternity, Buddy gained campus
fame and, after leaving school, De
came a professional band leader and
entertainer. He entered the movies
and reached stardom only to have
some bad roles result in his leav-
ing Hollywood.
Rogers then began in earnest to
be an orchestra leader and organ
lied his Cavaliers. 1t was Florenz
Ziegfeld revue which put him in
the spotlight of stage fame.
OF course Buddy took to broad
casting as a duck does to water. He
registered big successes at the Penn
sylvania in New York, the College
Inn in Chicago and the Blue Rib
bon Casino on the Worlds Fair
grounds.
He recently completed a starring
role in a movie for RKO and one
for a British concern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Berry to Referee
BanaSki Go Tonight

With R. E. Berry as the referee
Joe Banaski will attempt again to-
night to unmask the mystery
grappler, Mr.. X" in the main event
of the wrestling program at the
Illinois Arena. Banaski claimed an
unfair decision caused him to lose
to Mr.. * last week.
Two strong Indian grapplers, Ben
Belt and Gordon Arquette, will
tangle for two falls out of three in
the semi-windup. The show viii
open at $50 with a one-fall tusSle
matching Fritz SIGNALLING and Lee
Alexander. In case of rain. the care
will be presented at Tonlinsor
Hall. There will be no postpone
ment. the management announces
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATE

(F1rSt Came
St Paul ....... 004 900 032- 9 IA l
Toledo .......,..... 010 900 051- 13 2
Stratton, Rigney and Fenner. Guiliani;
Thomas, Bowler and Garbark.
Second Game; tie darkness)
st. Paul ............ OBJ III 1923 II l
Toledo .............0 $50 302 030-13 81 2
Slime, Rigney, Grimes, Mills, Fette, Trow
and Fenner, Guiliani; Walsh, Weafer, Sui
Ivan. Lawson and Laskowski.
First Game; Twelve Innings
Minneapolis . 010 020 100 600 II 2
Columbus ........ DOL oil 100 DOL IT :
Kolp Ryan and Hargraye; Klinger,
Ryba and OgrodowSki.
Second Came
Minneapolis ........1 100 100 FAC 10 3
Columbus ........... POI 02O O20- 10 l
Perrin. Sundra. Ryan Tauscher. Gale
house and Leitz, Hargrave; Ryba, Cham
bers, Mooney, Klinger and OgrodowSkl.
First Gamel
Kansas City ........120 III 400-ll 70
Louisville ........... 200 oil 010- 10
Struss Smith and Madjeski; Marrow,
Bass Lecomte, Sewell and Ringhoter.
Second Game; Seven Innings: Agreementl
Kansas CITY .......... 600 O02 g. 5 IL /
Louisville ........... 300 DOL o. IL 2
Fullerton. Smith and Madjeski; Peter
son and Thompson.
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->-BaSeball StandingS->

AMERICAN LEAGUE
First GameD
ST. Louis ........... 900 600 OOO-0 2
New York Dol 100 OOx-2 l
Walkup, Van Alta and Hemsley; Broaca
Second Game; Ten Innings,
ST. Louis ...... 001 900 900 IA /
New York ...... 010 900 900 o. 9 /
Knott Van Alta. Cofman and Hemsley
Tamulis and Dickey.
Boston ............ 100 02O OBJ 10 1
Bridges and Hayworth, Cochrane; Grove
and r. Terrell.
Cleveland ...... 00l 600 500 10 /
Philadelphia -...... 600 900 004-4 10
Harder, Hudlin and Phillips; Blaeholder
Dietrich. Turbeville and Richards.
Chicago ........... 900 $50 1904 II /
Washington $500. 900 100 100 0
Lyons and sewell; Newsom. Russell and
Bolton. Holbrook.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ............ 900 900 600 /
Pittsburgh ...... 100 900 OK 10
Brandt and Hogan Smith and Padden.
First Game; Eleven Innings)
New York ........ O22 OOO 600 90 II 2
Chicago ....-... Oil 0l0 100 Oh 10 /
Hub5ell and Danning; Carleton, Root
17TfFr1 second Gamer 10 4
New York ......... 600 600 05O-s
Chicago .......... ocO 300 O6x-li IL 0
Stout Smith. Chagnon and banning
Lee, Warneke and O'Dea.
First Camel
Phila delphia .... DOL 900 1922 IL
Cincinnati .......... 900 900 600
Davis and Todd: Derringer Frey and
Erickson.
Second Came
Philadelphia ....... oil 900 600 2 !
Cincinnati ......... 900 900 600 3
Bowman and Todd: Hollingsworth. Nell
son and lombard.
First Camel
BROOKLYN ........ 020 002 0i2- Z IL /
St. Louis .......... $50 040 40X-13 10 0
Munns Vance Mungo and Phelps;
Haines P. Collins and Delaney. Davis
Second Came
BROOKLYN .......... DOB 020 600 IL
st. Louis .......... 002 010 OAK 7 IA l
Leonard. Clark, Babich and Lopez; j.
Dean. Heusser, Walker and Delaney.
Davis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
MT. LAWN TO HOLD
NIGHT AUTO RACES

By Times Special
NEWCASTLE. Ind. July 32.-An-
nouncement has been made of the
leasing of the Mt. Lawn motor
speedway west of here by the Mid
western Auto Racing Association
and big car races will be held each
Thursday night starting July Is.
Association officials have received
the entries of Red Campbell, In
dianapolis driver, who has en-
tered a Miller special; Johnny
Crone of Dayton, O., Everett Rice
Of Chicago. Ben Musick of Omaha,
Neb.. and Larry Beckett of Day.
ton. o., for the first race.
Three five-mile eliminationS. q
special match race and the 15-mi.e
feature event will comprise the
first program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Popular Pilots to
Ba.tle for Trophy
MarCheSe and WiIImon ir
Midget Duel.

The final thrilling chapter in the
race for the Vonnegut award is ex-
pected at the Butler bowl Wednes-
day night, with battle anticipated
between Tudy Marchese and Tony
Willmon, both Of Milwaukee, for the
top midget auto honors.
Each driver has accumulated 80
points to be knotted for the lead.
Each has captured the feature But
Ter Sweepstakes once and has an
nexed one second place. The one
securing the most points Wednesday
likely will carry off the trophy
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Baseball
Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi-PrO News and Notes,

Bridgeport Blues turned back the Oak
Bridgeport. Don Glenn twirled 5 hit
shutout victory Alderman also pitched
excellent ball allowing but 5 hits, but poor
support marred his day Klmball, Blues'
third sacker starred at the bat with three
hits in four trips Dutch Schultz, Blues
first baseman, made a sensational one
handed catch which accounted for an
unassisted double play. Next Sunday the
Blues viii play at Avon. The score:
Merchants ......... 900 900 600 0 3
Blues -....-..-.. 200 003 10X- l
Alderman and Ellis; Glenn and Rusie.
The Sterling Beers chalked up two
Mount Lawn on Friday, to 0, and
trimming Brookville yesterday, 3 to /.
TWlgg pitched the victory over Mount
Lawn. SIgler. with three hits, and Fornell
with two starred at Brookville. The score
at Brookville:
S-erlings .-.---..--. 600 600 300
Brookvllle ..-.....- 900 900 100 0
Paugh and Fornell; Boehler and Green
berg.
The Municipal League passed the half
way mark of its season schedule yesterday
and the standings after yesterdays games
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
On View TODAY

TNDIANAPOLIS theaters today
Il offer: Buck and Bubbles on the
stage and Men Without Names"
on the screen at the Lyric; "Shang-
hal" at the Circle; Love Me For
ever" at Loew's; Stranded" at the
Apollo; Black Sheep" and Our
Little Girl at the Ambassador,
and Private Worlds" and "Ro-
nance in Manhattan" at the Ohio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
CCC IMPROVES
1000 ACRES OF
STATE FORESTS
TWO-Iear Report Reveals
Progress on Eve of
Greater Activity.

On the eve of an expans' IN pro-
gram which will give Indiana 81
camps with a total enrolment OF
II 500 men, Robert Fechner, ma
tional director today released a
summary of the work accomplished
in. the state by the Civilian Con-
servation Corps during a tro-year
period ending April l, 1885
The diversified report. compiled
by the L. S. Census Bureau. itemizes
as claSsificationS of work falling
roughly into three majo divisions
Of land preservation. protection and
Improvement.
1855 Dams Erected
Most striking Of the projects re-
ported are the improvement of 1000
acres of forest land, completion Of
1877 .875 soil erosion prevention dams,
propagation of $4,000 black locust
trees. and eradication of rodents on
more than 6400 acres.
In addition, the CCC workers are
credited with developing several new
reCreational parks, construction of
444-foot and vehicle bridges, IS
public camp buildings. "a miles of
telephone lines. 80 tool houses and
IL lookout towers for forest fire
fighting.
The 81 camps, most of which are
operating. will be divided, Mr.. Fech-
ner explained, as follows; Ten ma
tional forest camps, "a state park
camps, eight drainage camps, IA soil
conservation service camps, and the
military reservation camp already
set up at Fl. Benjamin Harrison.
Poisonous Plants Eradicated
Further analysis of the work COM
pleted reveals that 430 miles of road
and trail sides have been cleaned up,
535 acres of camp grounds cleared,
and 26,050 feet of water systems laid
in these grounds.
The CCC workers, too, have sur
veyed more than 5000 acres Of
timbered land, dug $4,000 linear
yards of drainage bitches, and eradi-
NobCO POISONOUS p4dAAlo III OH dANd VI
1855 acres.
They have devoted 63.O26 man.
days to tree nursery activities, and
gathered $4,000 pounds of hardwood
seeds
State Results Rank High
Erosion control work includes the
banking of more than 2l,OOO square
yards of soil, both of streams nd
hioh-""vS. and Is said to benefit
nearly $1,000 acres of land.
Insect pest control mas oeen ap-
piled to 405 acres of land. and tree
and plant disease control provided
nearly 1000 additional acres.
Nearly every one of the SO work
classificationS recognized by the
corps is being used in Indiana, Mr..
Fechner disclosed, and the state is
ranked high as one in which the
variegated program is attaining
greatest results.
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operation with Feenamint' Ma
tional Amateur Hour.
Preliminary additions are being
held nightly in various neighbor-
hood theaters. At the finals to be
held at a downtown theater win
ner will be chosen who will be sent
to New York with all expenses paid
for an appearance on coast-to-
coast program.
The local winner also will be eligi-
bic for a weeks engagement at the
French Casino in New York City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
WATER POLO LEAGUE

indianapolis Athletic Club team
will meet Longacre in the feature
clash of the City Water Soccer
League program at Garfield pool to-
night. Garfield and RhodiuS will
mix in the other contest. Indian
apolis Athletic Club. HooSier Ath-
letic Club and Riviera teams are in
a three-way tie for the league lead
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
HILLCREST GOLFERS LOSE

n = IFHfN NUfTf0T
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. July
22.-The country Club golfers OF
this city defeated the Indianapolis
Hillcrest team here yesterday. So to
81 1t was a 32-man team match
Bud Rowland. Charlottesville. had
low gross with a 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
sKEET SHOOT LEADERS

Cooper and Richards cracked As
targets each to share honors in the
50-target event at the Indianapolis
Skeet Club yesterday. At IS targets,
doubles. johnson was best with IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

Charles Weathers of the Goldblumes is
the leading hitter, closely followed by John
Hobson Of the Falls City nine. Neil Young
six wins ana one loss Bill Layton. short
stop for Drinks is atop the fielding aver
out bobble Mark SnodgraSs is the best
base stealer with % thefts to his credit
Carl Frolch of Beech Grove is leading in
sacrifice hits with is. while j. Seals, with
division. Danny Danforth, league vice
president and manager of the Brink S
sportsmanship. While his team has lost
IL out of u starts. he still smiles and
declares: Wen take EN- the next time"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
OLD CHAMP IMPROVES

By Hiffd Press
NEW YORK. July 22-Jack Nc
Auliffe, retired undefeated light
weight champion, confined to Me-
mortal Hospital with throat all
Iment. was much improved today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Contest Continues

MANY young people over IS are
4V1 entering the amateur radio
contest which is being sponsored by
the Peoples Quitting Co., in CO.
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MAJOR LEADERS

HOME RUNS
Greenberg. Tigers 26 Bonura, White Sox 1s
OFT Giants 80. % Berger Braves. 10
Johnson, Ath. 80. 19 Foxx. Athletics. 18
j. Collins. Cards 10
RUNS BATTED IN
Greenberg. bet 10 Leiher Giants &c. II
j. Collins Cords 10 Medwick, Cards II
OFT, Giants ... 78 Berger. Braves. II
Johnson. Athletics "a
RUNS
Gehringer Tigers II Greenberg. Oct 70
Medwick, Cards rs Martin, Cards e.. 70
OFT. Giants .... "A
HITS
Medwick Cards. 1913 Gehringer Tigers 12l
Terry Giants 1875 Vosmik, Cleveland 1l9
Cramer, Athletics 1921
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

CORNELL APPOINTS LYMAN
By Times Special
ITHACA, N. Y, July 22-James
Lyman, Savannah, Ga, has accepted
an appointment as Cornell Univer-
sitys first athletic director, it has
been announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Cooper Puts on Amazing
ShOW in St. Paul Event
Chicagoan Cops Golf Title With Record I'll Total, II
Under Par; StonehouSe Has 287.
By United Press

22Lghthoe Harry Cooper of Chicago held his
Golf championship today having cnched the
title amazing round of parhattering play
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
State Women
Golfers Fire
Trial Rounds
Near Record Entry List Is
Posted for Tourney at
Fl. Wayne.
BY DICK MILLER
Times stan Writer


Fl. WAYNE. July 22-Mrs. Free
man P Davis OF Indianapolis and
Miss Dorothy Gustaison. 1884 run
ner-up from South Bend. stroked
into q lie this morning for medalist
honors Of early fnishers in the state
womens golf championship quail
fying round here. Both posted ID
hole cards of 80
Miss Elizabeth Dunn Of Indian
spoiis, defending champion. mad
putter trouble and three putted five
green's to wind up with an "a. Mrs.
Penn G. Skillern Of South Bend.
former champion, turned IN an 81.
Miss Harriet Randall OF Indian
apOlis came nome with an IS to be
well up with the leaders. Miss
Dorothy Ellis Of indianapolis carded
an SO.
Fl. WAYNE, Ina. july 22-The
1885 Indiana Women's Golf Associa-
ton links tournament. near certain
to produce new records, got under
way here this morning over the roll
ing, sun-baked fairWays of the Fl.
Wayne Country Club.
Leading the field Of near-record
turnout Of advance entries today IN
the l3-hole qualification round was
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Highland star
Of indianapolis, seeking her third
consecutive state crown and her
sixth state title in a l0-yesr term of
competition.
Granted the privilege of passing
Up the qualification test today and
automatically taking No. l position
in the list Of Is beginning battle to-
morrow in match play by virtue Of
being defending champion. Miss
Dunn eyed the beautiful prize as
stake for the one who turns in the
lowest score today, and said, III
play
1I9 Ready for Tee
The advance entry last night. &C
Cording to Mrs George Stewart of
indianapolis. secretary and treas
urer was 1l9. Just two short Of the
all-time record of 40 advance en-
tries turned in at Highland in 1892.
However. only 1T played that YEAR
three Withdrawing at the tee. So if
all the advance entries here play TO-
day 1t is certain one new mark will
he established The advance entry
for the current tourney was 12l.
There is considerable likelihood
that the mark of 81 set up by Miss
Elizabeth Abbott. formerly of In
dianapOlis and now of Los Angeles,
as modalist for the qualification test
in 1881 Will be lowered today.
Miss Gustafson Shows Promise
Miss Dorothy GustsfSon of South
Bend. who was runner up last year
TO Miss Dunn and who has been a
contender for five years. banked the
eutta percha around the local links
IN rs and 70 Saturday and played
the back nine in even par 40 yes
terday. Miss GuStafSOn had some
bad lick on a short hole and took
IS but corrected it the next lime on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

City Hall Negro team scored its 10th
straight victory by defeating Kingans
Saturday and trounclng the Columbus Mer-
chants Sunday by a score of IL 20 s. A
game is wanted for Sunday Elwood
Anderson q Charlottesville notice Write
TO Joe Solomon. LOG City Hall or call
Cherry 62el. The manager of the Ander-
son Indians is requested to send informa-
ton regarding a night game
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Columbus ~.
No other games scheduled.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

Cooks Goldblumes marked IN three
wins over the weekend l9-hit bar
rage greeted Court House pitchers Sat
urday as the Cookmen pounded out an
pitched. while Weathers and Mills smacked
home runs Yesterday the Cookmen
dropped the Mechanics in double-header,
Is TO and to e.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

Shelby-st Merchants beat the Robin
Gale A c. IA to 7. Merchants desire an
out-of-town game for next Sunday Write
70 J. H. Gallagher. 1919 Ringgold-st. In
dianapols.
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Ben Davis Merchants lost to Leon Tailor
ing Yesterday. to 4 Merchants are
Belmont 4466 after D. m. or write TO
John Stewart. 1885 Lindy-st, Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

- With Pete Bailey twirling six hit ball.
University Heights downed Lapel 10 to g.
Ted Flora and Sill Thompson led the
Vw,inniing attack. Heightsmen will invade
MasrunSVile next SUNDAY. and Aug. l will
TIT at Longacre. For a game Aug. is,
write TO K. A Osborne. 1903 Hanna-av,
indianapolis or call Drexel 4426
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22
Irritable, Depressed NorO
the Needless Victim of
CONSTIPATION

The Life of the Party that's
what everyone used to call him. But
he's changed now into this sullen, de-
pressed fellow. Ask what ails him-or
put that question to millions in the
same lamentable plight. Not one in
ten ,ciH kuolC the correct dnSiCer!
Yet, doctors say, most such cases
are simply caused by constipation.
And will tell you that mere regular
ity' doesn't always mean perfectly
clean intestineS. You can be regular
vet still stay doped with the "cOnsti-
patton poisons" that make you feel
pepless and half-alive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-22

Tickets on sale Sunday, July 2sth. ut
show Grounds. Monday. July 60, at
HaaK Drug Co.. CIsypooI Hotel and
also at show Grouuas,
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and toppled the home club. 3 to / The
game resolved into mound battle be-
tween Hounchel, Fall Greek ace. and Har-
rs New Ross southpaw Reed and
Athletics. The score:
Athletics ............ 600 oil o1o-s 2
New Ross ..-.-...... 900 0lO OO0-i
Walker
For state games, write to Harry Hersh-
berger, 1858 Guilford-av. Indianapolis. or
call Ed Brown, Hemlock 1891