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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
Baseball
Independent. Amateur. League
and Semi-Pro News and Notes.

Neal Young. former Indiana Uni
versity star, limited the Cooks Gold
blume squad TO three blows as the
Falls City nine won a Municipal
League tilt yesterday, to 0. A
large crowd witnessed the tussle at
Garfield Park. Score hy innings:
c coos 'i'y - S S5S S SSo S 800 Z 2
Young and Berry; Brooks and Booz.
Norton Beers edged out Drinks Inc. IN
a lO-inning Municipal League battle. 10
:; Yesterday. Scora.
Norton Beers 20 GOO 00l i .
Pullins and Everoad. HHdebrand. PEREZ
Nortons viii play al Beech Grove next
sunday and would IKE Ike 70 b9ok a game
ZION Ai 55 I9T 1qE %e oscar
Bridgeport Blues onened their season AZ
home Yesterday turning back he. OAK Hin
Flashes to 2. Lou Schultz and Bresna-
han were outstanding al the bat for the
yict9rs. Lefty Frsntz was the winning
pitcher. Next Sunday the Blues mot the
Oak Hill Merchants at Bridgeport. state
teams desiring games with the Blues write
Fred Brandt. BRIDGEPORT Ind.
Backing up the hye-hit pitching of
Chuck Waite the Gross Funeral Home
nine slugged out a 7-to-1 decision over the
Castleton Merchants Yesterday. Waite
struck out II batsmen Score.
Gross .............. oil 003 020- 10 /
Castleton .......... coo Ol0 600 5 ?
c. Waite and C Huddleston; Ross.
Whtesell and HinShaw Gattis.
GrosSmen will play a postponed tilt at
townsville next Sunday.
indianapolis Turner's turned back the
Sterling Gravs. Negro club 3 10 yester-
GoT hor < fri 9 Il
with the bases loaded in the seventh.
Turner's will travel to Hope next sunday.
Ma M.1 %Sud Wise fs to ei 6oqS n0 vf for
mont-st, Indianapolis. Shelbyville ana
Avon notice.
with Pete Bailey hurting steady ball.
University Heights defeated KnghtstoWn.
8 to 5, Yesterday. Tepen Flora and Simp-
son led the winning attack. Heights VIII
play at Andersonville next Sunday. For
games in June write to Ken Osborne. HOB
Hanna-av, Indianapolis or call DreXel
Ace Goals will practice tomorrow eve
ming at 4 at Garfield. An inhelder and a
good pitcher are wanted Layton. Pawpaw
E. Howard and c. Wright notice.
Wet grounds forced postponement of the
scheduled game between Standard Mar
garine and Street Railways yesterday.
OOuln Olue MelCuduiS lOSl ndTU Fought
scarp to American Valve and Enamel nine
3 to 0. Slifer allowed the winners six hits.
Merchants will practice Thursday at Gar
field. All players report as drills viii be
held for the game at Glenn's Valley Sun
day. State clubs wanting games in July
and August write to Harry Borlnstein, ll2l
South Illinois-st, indianapolis, or call
DreXel Sab.
odelphians. fast Negro nine. desire
game for next Sunday. Morristown,
Bringhurst and Mohawk notice. Write
or call Arthur Rcyston. 1910 Comer-st, In
napolis or call DreXel 40)2 between 6
to 1880 D. m.
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ing for Immediately after the links
session to talk over problems that
pre@ent themselves in connection
with the promotion of the annual
state open championship.
Evansville, where the meet was
held last year, has withdrawn its
invitation for another year. A
northern Indiana city has shown
some interest in the event the past
few days, it is said, and a central
Indiana city has oeen willing for
some time to take the tournament
providing the city is not obligated
to produce a purse. The pros like
a purse from the host city if pos
Sible, but in event none IS forth
coming they take over the manage
ment of the event themselves and
endeavOr to swell the booty with
gate charge.
Next week the pro-amateur will
be held here at the Willow Brook
course and the draw your partner"
system with the new handicap ar
rangement will apply.
nor the third consecutive time
a the team captained by Harold
Stricklin defeated the team Of Clark
Espie in loser pay, chicken dinner
team match. The score yesterday
was not so close. Twenty-Five men,
bers of Stricklin's team averaged 81
for the 13 holes, while Espie's team
of 81 averaged 81. The Espie fac
ton is determined to get even be-
fore the season is over and similar
team matches between the teams
will be held June 8, July 81 and
Sept. %.
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DdUis Team MOUeS
Into Zone Finals
United Press

By United Press
MEXICO CITY. May 13.-Safely
past their first test against China,
the United States Davis Cup players
today needed only to beat Mexico to
insure a place in the interzone final
against the European winner. The
Mexico United States final tie of
the North American zone will be
played here Friday, Saturday and
Sunday
The United States swept the series
with China yesterday when Don
Bulge, Los Angeles, defeated Guy
Cheng Ga, 60, 81, and Bryan
Grant. Atlanta, prevailed over Sin
Kie Kho, 6-1, ga, 6-3 Thus the
Americans completed the tie with
the loss Of only a single set-the first
OF the meeting which was won by
Cheng over Grant.
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Stein Leading Marine
at Half Way Mark in
National Title Match

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 13-Hank
Marine of Milwaukee rolled an av-
erage Of 230 and broke even IN 10
games last night with Otto Stein.
St. Louis, national match bowling
champion, as they ended the first
half Of their 120-game match for
the title.
Stems point score stood today at
29305 Marino's at 26942.
They viii move today TO Detroit
and later TO Milwaukee for the
final 90 games.
Marine staged a brilliant finish
last night. rolling -256-235 in the
final three games to save himself
from a bad setback. He made his
first error of the meet in the fifth
game. ending a run of 245 frames
without a miss. Scores:
Marine. 100. POS. 225. 204. 233. 259
2l5. 279. $50. 235-230O: 81 points.
Stein. zoo. 237. 162. 800. 235. 30.
235. 256. 214. 21O-2214: 1914 points.
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~-~-D0Un the AUeys-~-%
By BERNARD HARMON

Joe Fulton Indianapolis). 6T2; oscar
Behrens south Side Business Men 81.
67Z. Alex Krlner indianapolis, 664; and
Barney Barnhorst tSt. Philip No. q. ssh.
Final sessions OF the South Side Bust
ness Men. indianapolis and Fountain
Square Recreation Leagues produced one
team total better than 3lOO and five others
over 5000. Gregory & Appel Of the IN
dianapols loop hung up the best series
OF the week, a 1851 on games Of 1f04 1000
ana s9l. Double-headers rolled in the
loop on the final night enabled the
GTegorys TO take the runner up honors
Others in the 5000 class were the
Heioenrelch Florists South Side Business
mem. 5000; Cooks Goldbiume Fountain
square 3,.lS Recreationl. 3o55; Polar Ice and
Square,, BOIL.
BOWLINGRAMs-T Pirates we're
very much elated over their triple win
nat tha gave them tie with the BEDS in
season is over. it isn't over ev en- one me
li Ssg1io to be performing in some spring
wound I'D their actiyiess i abe 96ae 6f use
other Service BOYS: how about those third
gamsS2 :; Red Haugh should be able
recreation tourney. he didn't have to plav
p ,5sell with the coppers. Yesterday
i I9sRkS TO T9o rain nas That Spencer Cafe
who was where until the final battles
Charlie Bows said that his teams
sure did IT this year. three teams in three
leagues and all pennant winners-"and
now Natch our smoke at the Speedway"
saws Gharie. Chuck Markey made
a lnal bid for big league" berth next
season by pounding the pins without
continued to be a good pinch-hittel:.9 gave
TIE Berghoffs 225 in the opener. and
then retired Harry Johnson sure
hit the skids in the Gas Loop-from 2i5
TO lO7. Tomatoes again lived UP to
tnelr name-three in row was their
Posey LOOP Just when IL+ilacs we're sun
batting 70 h R23 on the Mf backN Mfs'a Bows IS
showed the way. in the St Philip No. 2. to
DC more explicit. thev ran away.
Maybe Bob MCGUIRE. Gas Houser. got his
golf score mixed up on his bowling sheets.
that bad thumb saws Kag cadwalterr@1
well we believe. he can do ANYTHING he
saws. so ne probably would have led the
Gas loop. Bill Brunot finished in a
last long for Jess Jr,. for the the young CTi1
R RFsbstf s 500 will be ry wsd 1.bt.a i
some record at the state. 222 'e2 222 2S2
for 666. How's that for consistency?
Well; so long Don Bonnie Ru-
schaupt and few more Of YOU bows
that were taken for a nice ride through
BowhnsramS0 p0,, Yq N epjoy % the trip
FOR THE FINAL TIME THIS SEASON,
AND MAY THE 1896 A. 3. c. IN IN
DIANAP0LIS BE THE GREATEST IN
HISTORY!
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KING NEARLY SWAMPED
BY CHEERING THOUSANDS
Royal Couple Pay Surprise Visit to
Tceming East End.
~ z NiffH PfCSs

LONDON, May 13.-King George
and Queen Mary took their little
granddaughter, Princess Elizabeth,
on a surprise drive through the
crowded East End yesterday after
noon and were nearly swamped by
a throng Of enthusiastic, cheering
thousands.
The news Of their presence spread
swiftly through the district, and the
crowds turned out, blocking the
streets. Two police cars cleared the
way, however, and the king and
queen seemed to enjoy the demon-
stration of popular affection at the
end Of Silver Jubilee week.
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LOCAL LEAGUE CLUBS
HELD IDLE BY RAIN

The two local Indiana Ohio
League baseball teams were rained
out Of action yesterday. Clyde Hof-
fa's Sterling Beers were unable TO
play at Muncie and the Kautsky
A. C.'s were held idle. at Richmond.
Both games will be played later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
COLLINS SKATERS so
CONSECUTIVE TARGETS

Harry Collins posted perfect
score to win the feature 50-target
shoot at the indianapolis Skeet Club
yesterday. Pratt followed closely
with 40 connections. Otner scores:
Pratt. 40: Foxworthy 46; Cooper. as.
Lumpkin. "A: Richards, Al; Selken. 10,
Msrbach, 80; Pickard, 40; A. Smith 81; r.
Smith, So; Stevenson IS: Pedigo. 81.
Phillips, 81; Korby, 50; Coiner, 81; Abram.
%; LYDIA. 81.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
WASHINGTON at Cleveland.
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LOVE TRIANGLE ENDS
IN DOUBLE Staying
Farm Hand Kills Rival. Wounds
Woman, Ends Life.

BIZ United Press
WARSAW, Ind. May ia love
triangle was blamed by Coroner
Paul Lands this afternoon for the
killing Of two persons and the
wounding Of another at the Low
Harmon farm home seven miles west
OF here.
John Haginaw. ~, farm hand
employed by Harmon. committed
suicide after killing William A. Lent.
IS, Bucyrus. O., and wounding Mrs
Charles NJ. ScheH, IS. Nappanee.
Mr. Lands said that Maginaw and
Lent, travelling salesman. had been
bitter rivals over the affections OF
Mrs. Schell She was shot in the
groin but will recover. Lent was Il
cousin Of Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Schell
was her sister.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
CITY LEAGUE TO OPEN

Opening games in the City Soft
ball League will be played Thursday
on the Riverside diamonds and City
Hospital grounds. League teams are
City Hospital, Fire Department,
Courthouse, StatehouSe, Police and
City Hall. Only actual employees Of
the departments listed will make up
the teams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
AUSTRALIAN EETMEN WIN
By United Press

. 2 FIFEtI 7 Io3
EASTBOURN, England, May 49,
Australia eliminated New Zealand
from European Zone Davis Cup
competition today when Jack Craw-
ford and Adrian Quist won the
doubles match over Alan Stedman
and Camille Malfroy, 6-3, As, 81,
ga Australia won the opening
singles matches Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
ChisOr Get Detroit
HurLer on Waivers
ByUnifedPrem

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. May 13.-Carl Fischer,
southpaw pitcher, has been ac-
CURED by the Chicago White Sox
on waivers from the Detroit Tigers.
He is % and has been in the
American League since 1880 and has
played with Washington. St. Louis
and Detroit. Last season he won
six games and lost four for the
Tigers. He will be the only south
paw on the White Sox staff.
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TUBBS SETS PACE IN
LEGION SHOOT EVENT
BIZ Times Special

Do IWtS Np6CIlI
CARMEL, Ind, May 13.-Dick
Tubbs was the oest marksman in
the American Legion Gun Club
shoot here yesterday, SCATTERING 80
out of 100 targets. Other scores:
Hall, s3x1O0; Hickman, 79x1O0: Floyd
72xl00; Corridan. 71xl00; Donahue, 45x50,
IS; St. Clair. 22x25; Blessing. 2lx25 b
Landreth, 2Ox25; J. Landreth, 18x25;
Ravens Jr l6X25; Major. l5X25
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
RETAINS WALKING TITLE
By United Press

y y 2 IIItW 7 %
CINCINNATI, May 13-Henry
Hank Cieman. Toronto, Canada,
won the National a A. U. $4,000
meter walking championship here
yesterday for the second straight
year. Cieman's time Tor the course
which measures 81 miles, 125 yards
was 1 hours 81 minutes and % sec
onds. Seventy-one participants
started the race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
U. S. RESUMES PROBE
INTO PLANE TRAGEDY
Further Data Sought on Crash in
Which Cutting Was Victim.
BIZ UHifed Press

DW JWTff II IItNN
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 10
Department of Commerce officials
this afternoon expected to resume
here investigation of last weeks air.
plane crash in which Senator Bron-
son Cutting of New Mexico and four
others were killed near Macon, Mo.
Maj. r. E. Schroeder and Dennis
Mulligan, who held hearings at
Macon and at the scene of the TWA
Sky Chief crash, studied testimony
completed Saturday night and began
preparation Of a report to their SUI
periors at Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
AMERICAN IEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

INDIANAPOLIS at St. Paul.
Louisville a Minneapolis.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Kansas City.
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NEW YORK NUDISTS TO
IGNORE STATE LAW
Fourteen Camps to Continue Oper-
ating Despite Assembly Act.

BU iHiffd Press
NEW YORK. May I3.-New York
nudists, 1000 to 5000 strong, viii
continue to operate in IA camps
through the state, despite the sig
nature of Gov. Herbert H. Lehman
to bill outlawing their activities,
Ilsley Boone. executive secretary of
the international Nudist Confer
ence, predicted this afternoon.
so far as 1 know these camps
will continue to operate and Will
test the legality of this law in the
courts, if necessary" Mr. Boone
said.
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PURDUE TOPS 1. L.

. TWFH , TIf TIT
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 3D.
The Purdue University golf team
defeated Indiana by an ll-to-7 mar
gin in a match here Saturday.
Brewer was leading point getter for
the BoilermakerS
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LAVAL IN MOSCOW TO
DISCUSS PEACE TREATY
French Foreign Minister to Confer
With LitvinOv.
BIZ United Press

MOSCOW, May 13.-French For
eign Minister Pierre Laval arrived
today to negotiate with Foreign
Minister Maxim Litvinov the details
of the recently signed French-Rus-
sian military treaty.
NJ. Laval and Mr.. LitvinoV
planned a long talk at the foreign
office this afternoon. Tonight Lit
vinov will be host at a formal dinner
and tomorrow M Laval will see
Josef Stain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
THORNBERRY BIRD WINS

The entrant Of Otto Thornberry
won the Indianapolis Racing Pigeon
Clubs odd bird" 2OO-mile race from
Livingston, Ill, Saturday. The
winning bird average 1864 yards a
minute.
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2 FACE COURT MARTIAL
Charge Brought After Striker
Beaten by Troops Dies,
By United Press

BIZ JnltCd PTcss
LA GRANGE, Ga. May 13.-The
death of Fonie Stephens Galloway,
cotton mill worker, resulted today
in a court-martial being ordered for
two unnamed Georgia National
Guardsmen.
Stephens was beaten two weeks ago
in a clash between striking textile
workers and guardsmen when troops
were aiding in eviction of strikers
from mill-owned houses. Adj Gen.
Lindley w. Camp said a military
court likely will convene in La
Grange tomorrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
LAMS0N JURY BELIEVED
IN HOPELESS DEADLOCK

Two Days of DeliberatiOn Fail OF
Verdict-DismissaI Expected.
By United Press
SAN JOSE, Cal, May i3-After
more than two days of fruitless ball
loting, seven men and five women
celebrating the fate Of David A.
LamSon, alleged wife slayer, today
appeared hopelessly deadlocked.
Courtroom observers believed there
was little hope Of obtaining a YER
dict and expected dismissal Of the
jury by Superior Judge r. r. Syer If
an agreement is not reached shortly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
QUIZ FREES HUEY'S COP
Secret Policeman Questioned on
Shooting Of Prisoner.
By United Press

b. United Pros
NEW ORLEANS, La, May ia
police inquiry today exonerated
Sidney Songy, member Of the state
secret police, from any culpability
in shooting Harry Wallace, 81,
Negro, during a raid on a saloon
yesterday.
Wallace. shot through both thigs.
denied he resisted arrest, as Songy
charged. Songy was star witness
for Huey Long in the inquiry into
the alleged plot 10 murder ths
Kingfish several weeks ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
DEATHS MAR OUTING
OF H00SIER PUPILS
TT. Wayne Man Dies Trying to
Save Drowning Girl.
BIZ United Prose

BIZ United Press
LIBERTY MILLS, md, May 10
Drowning Of two persons brought a
tragic enc to a North Manchester
school picnic here late Saturday:
The victims were Patsy Schubert,
II, North Manchester, attending the
picnic and Donald Smith, 81, TT.
Wayne
The girl fell from concrete
abutment into the swollen waters
Of Eel River. Smith drowned in an
attempt to save her.
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l4Nl4rAAlD
Thanks 20 q four-hit pitching per-
formance bv Toung LEROY Parmelee
and his timely work at bat. the
Giants Tailed their fourteenth VIC
tory yesterday in their eighteenth
decided game. Parmelee just missed
a shu-9ut against Pittsburgh by
lapse ID the eighth when he walked
Pitcher Red Lucas when the bases
were full Bat he rallied noDly ard
the Giants w0u. 81.
Dodgers WaIlop Reds
ParmeIee's performance was
echoed 1t Boston where Lonnie
Warneke p..,led and batted the
Cubs ~ Al triumph Warneke was
found for seven hits but they we're
well spaced. and he drove IN half
Of his teams runs with four hits IN
four turns a. bat
Brooklyn stayed firmly in second
place. scoring its fourteenth victory
by topping Cincinnati 81. Van
Lingle Mung0 allowed nine hits, but
was never in real danger. thanks to
= 4t-llAA dttdlh OH AAEtf D4t4llAtlls
SchOtt and HoningsWOrth The
fOurth-plaCe Cardinals made it a
clean sweep over lower division clubs
by nosing out Philadelphia. 10 to 3.
The game contained % hits. evenly
divided The Cards hits were better
punched
Athletics in Cellar
The ST. Louis Browns won the
only American League game played,
3 10 .. over Boston. Rogers Horns
by's pinch-hit COuble tied the score
in the seventh. and Irv Burns
double brought in the winning run.
The Browns win lifted them from
the American League cellar to
seventh place. the idle Athletics
dropping back TO the bottom. At
the same time the Boston loss made
fourth place a tie between the Red
Sox and the rained-out Washington
Senators.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-13
BLOW AT WAR STRUCK
BY FRENCH ELECTIONS
80 Seats Gained by Communists in
Municipal Polls.

~ - = NtftN 4 FUSS
PARIS, May 13-Returns in run-
of elections for municipal council-
lOrs, who are electors for the ma
tional Senate, confirmed today that
the average Frenchman does not
want war
Communists gained 30 seats in the
election, 20 Of them from other ex-
IRENE left parties, six from the
dominant radical socialists. and
four from extreme right parties.
From the personal viewpoint, the
only feature Of Importance was the
reelection as mayor Of Lyons Of
Edouard Herriot, leader of the Radi-
cal Socialist party and minister
without portfolio in the cabinet.
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= Baseball Standings .

(First Came
Toledo ............ 400 O4O 000- 10 l
Milwaukee ... 100 OlO 600 3 s /
Boone and susce; Polh Collier, Masters
and Rensa.
Second Game)
M T2iiSdS .:..:: go 90 S S88 81 : .
Thomas and susce; Lemasters and
Game called in sixth inning to allow
Toledo to catch train.
(First Camel
St. Paul ......... 5 5 0 SG O6x-11 Is !
Bass, Mclean. McKain, Nekola and
Thompson; Slime and Fenner.
Second Came
Louisville .......... 900 900 002- 9 2
St. Paul ............ 600 Ole 600 6 0
Peterson and Thompson, Ringhofer;
Clasett, Hunter and Fenner.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Warneke and Hartnett; Brandt and
Spohrer.
Cincinnati ........ 600 100 600 / 2
Brooklyn .......... OH 112 OK IA 2
B Frey, Brennan, schott, Hollngs-
worth and Campbell; Mungo and Lopez.
Pittsburgh ......... 600 600 DO / 2
New York .......... 600 OH COX 3 1
Weaver, Swift and Padden; Parmelee
and MaEcuso.
Philadelphia 49,, 02O OO3 OO3- Is 0
Davis, Pearce, E. Moore, Bowman and J.
Wilson,
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MUCK GARR1NGEs Speedway golf team pounded
~ victory the Highland Golf
links yesterday afternoon Eight
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MURDER SUSPECT DIES
WITHOUT CONFESSING
Police at Bedside of Maniac Ac~
cuSed of 1885 Killings.

By Juit,d Prose
WEBSTER, Mass. May IA
murder mystery dating from 1895
lost its central figure today with
the death of Jerry StaSkiewicz. IA
year-old pauper. who for 40 years
detieC police to prove that he had
slain his wife and StepSon.
StaSitiewicz, whose name was al
most legendary in middle MaSsachu-
sets, died raying maniac at Wor-
cester State Hospital while police
men stood at the bedside, hoping
for a confession that never came.
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Giants Indicating They Will
Be Team to Beat in Battle
for National League Flag
Score 14th Victory as Parmeee Holds Pirates in Check;
Pitcher Lon Warneke Bats Cubs to Win With
Four Hits; Browns Edge Boston.
BY LAWTCN CARVER
United Press STAFF Correspondent

I3The major league baseball aren't a
the direction OF New York
their only
Giants have stepped far
rivals they established training
camp the beaten the circuit cham