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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
Former Fistic Champ Billed
to Referee Feature Mat Go

Good-natured Jess Willard, the
cowboy fighter who knocked out
JsCk Johnson, the Negro star, TO
gain the worlds heavyweight fistic
crown in 1915. will be at the Arm
DRY Tuesday night to referee a
wrestling match that brings to-
gether two Of the tallest matmen
in the game.
Willard made a lot of money in
boxing and invested a goodly sum
in oil lands. He dropped plenty of
dough into oil wells that failed to
squirt The depression caught UP
with him and he saw some big
real estate ventures in California
crash. He had to start all over
again.
But you car tell them I'm not
jumping out Of any windows" Will
lard said IN a letter to Matchmaker
Lloyd Carter Of the Hercules A. c.
The main gn graphing clash that
Jess Will OfIIclate at the Armory
Tuesday brings together Roland
(Stringbean) KirsEmeyer 228. for
mer Oklahoma A. and M. ace, and
Fred CHighpockets) Grobmier, 2O5.
the Iowa Cornstalk. - Roland
stands 6 feet 7 inches; Grobmier 6
feet inches.
Abe Coleman and George "a
harias have fallen before Grob-
mier, while Kjrshmeyer has beaten
Charlie Strack and holds a draw
with Joe Savoldi. A red hot"
semi-Windup is promised when Otto
Russ, 20, battles Sol Slagel. 255.
IN what promises to be Kuss' tough
est bout.
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Pin Gossip
BY BERNARD HARMON


But four leagues were in action
on local bowIings alleys last night,
but from two of these loops came
some of the best scoring exhibitions
of the fast waning 1934-35 season.
In the Washington loop, rolling it's
final seasons series, Berghof Beers
threatened the season team record
when they turned in a 3244, while
during the Fountain Square Recre-
alton session, Paul Stemm posted
his third TOO count Of the present
campaign. And Bert Bruder of the
Fountain loop, in taking the city
wide runnerup honors collected his
seasons best total, a 682.
With every member over the 600
mark, the Berghof aggregation
welded games of 1858, 1114 and 1912
to reach its huge total, which was
but four pins short of the seasons
best series, rolled recently by the
Cooks Goldblume. Leo Ahearn
paced the beer quintet with a $50
series on 227, 236 and PIT; Clayton
Riggsbee, pinch hitting for Lou
Daugherty, assembled a CSC; Dan
Hanna connected for 637, Walt
Hickman posted 636 and Dan Alb
bolt "dogged" the quintet with a
635. With this tremendous out
burst of striking the team easily
triumphed over the opposing
Schmitt Insurance team in all three
games of their series. A sol by
George Ley was the losers best
series.
The Wooden Shoe Beers, striving
to wind up the season in fourth
position, struck a snag in the Ma
rott Shoe team, which broke into
striking orgy for a 3O44 total. and
a tWo-game win. The Shoemen,
with Bob Kelly and Charlie Ma
honey at 623, Lorenz Wiesman at
622 and Harry Wheeler collecting
618 posted games of 999, 976 and
1869, dropping the middle tilt when
the Beer boys slapped out a 1865
Chauck Markey paced the losers
with a SAB.
The Leonard Goals retained their
fourth place position, when they
posted a 1893 in their middle gan~
for their only win. Russ Miller pro-
vided the punch that halted the
Wooden Shoe drive, when he totaled
604 in his three games. For the
winning Cokes, Russ Buley, despite
1874 centerpiece, led the scoring
with $40.
With Bill Bowenu's 652 and Rudy
Boesnecker's 615, the Underwood
Transfers made a clean sweep of
their series over the Hoosier Opt
Gals, who had as their leading Scor-
er, Herman Bohne, with $50. The
winners had a 1908 middle game
No honor totals appeared in the
Capitol Ice-Quaker Oil series, won
by the former, 2 to /. Larry Rud-
beck with 587 featured for the win
ners, while Chown's 575 was best for
the losers. The indianapolis Paint
& Color Co. rolled without opposi-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
Weaver and Carr
to Tangle on Mat
Title Claimant Faces Rough
Foe in Feature Bout.

Buck weaver Of Terre Haute,
claimant to the national junior
light heavyweight championship,
will meet Charlie Carr Of Fl. Wayne
in the main event on an all star
mat show at Tomlinson Hall Mon
day night.
Weaver defeated carr, the former
claimant, in a rough and tumble
battle three month ago. Both are
clever and aggressive grapplers and
similar struggle is expected when
they hook up again. g.
George Sauer of Glendale, Cal,
will oppose Vern Clark of Seattle,
Wash, in the semi windup. Sauer
is we'll rated as a light heavy.
The opening tussle will return
Doug MARCEL to the Tomlinson
arena to meet an opponent to be
named.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
Ross Out to Regain
Lightweight CrOWn
By United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 4.-Whether
Barney Ross loses to Jimmy Nc
Larnin May % or beats the Van
couver Irishman for the world well
ter title will have no bearing on
his immediate pugilistic future, for
he is determined to try for his re-
linQuished lightweight crown.
The Chicago battler, titleless for
the first time since 1888. and his
managers, Art Winch and Sam Plan.
Yesterday conferred with Promoter
Mike Jacobs relative to the Nc
Larnin bout.
Ross said he still could make the
l35-pound division limit and would
do so probably in September to
meet the winner of the Lou Anbers-
Tony Canzoneri bout May 10 for
the title.
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Deaths

Lewis Layman 70. Of 1895 westbrook.
chronic endocardItis.
Edna B. Burke 60. Central Indiana Hos
pitaL chronic myOCarGitis.
Louise A Sunday. s. Methodist Hos
pital arteriOsClerosis
Frank McWhorter. 50. Of 1920 W. Mar
ket. mXoCarditiS
Lloyd Everett Thorn. IS. City Hospital.
epidemic meningitis
Charles Doctor. Is. City Hospital cpl
Cemic meningitis.
Irma J. Smith : City Hospital men-
inCoCoCciS meningitis
Marion D Miles. "a Of 500 Central
pulmonary tuberculosis
Ella Smith, 81. Of 2O3S Yandes. broncho
pneumonia
Anna NJ strattan. So Of s22 E 4sth.
lobar pneumonia
James Edward Hartman. 5. Of 1904 Castle.
SarcOma.
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Coach Clark Names
~ Diving Lineup

Coach James Clark has announced
the lineup for the Y. NJ. c. A. swim
ming team which will meet the
Richmond ~" here this after
noon. Bill Owens, Gaylord Haw-
kins, Bill Barkhaus and Martin IN
versaw will comprise the 160-yard
free style relay team.
Bud and Emmett will swim the
breast stroke, Paul Boyd and Brooks
Powers the back stroke. Aino Alinger
and Earl Smith the 22O-yard free
style, and George Cave, state junior
champion, will compete in the div
ing event. The meet will start at
2.30.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

At Churchill DO1UnS-
One Best-OtherWise
l. Otherwise, Prince Sulieman
Speed Girl
2. Bulwark, Bien Joli Johnny
Cake.
3. Rubio, Hecla, Backlog.
4. Cold Stream, Black Highbrow,
Liz F.
). Beaver Dam, Hank McTavish,
Whereaway.
6. Commonwealth, Nellie Flag
Today Omaha.
Z. Star Bud, Oswego Princess,
Chance Flight.
8. Smooth, Haggerson, Peedeeque.
8. Cayuga, Gallo, Ell Bandido.
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Thirty Techmen to
Compete at Marion

Tech High School will be repre-
sented in the North Central Con-
ference athletic carnival at Marion
today by 80 athletes. Twenty
two trackmen, four golfers and four
tennis players will make the trip.
Team members are:
Track-Staley, Stoshitch. Coovert. Craw-
ford, HeiStand, HaSseld. Spiller. Sweeney,
Adkins. Jordan, Kayler. Williams. L.
Brown. Durham, Lingenfelter. Bose, Carr,
Weaver. F. Brown, Lyday. Kerberg and
Montfort.
Tennis-von Burg. Shade, Under and
Bohne.
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AT JAMAICA

FIRST Race $500; conditions; 2-year-old
maldenS. I'VE turlongs,. first. DYSON
KNOWING, ll5; Song Maker. lis, Pullman.
llo. Masked Gal ll2, Deep Run. u.s. ARA
Diayolo. us: aSea Biscuit. lis; aRoyal
al. c. Phipps, wheatley Stable and
Belau Sud entry.
Second Race 5000; conditions: 2-vear-
old maldcnS. five furlongs. second divis-
Pol0rla, ll2: Match PLAY. us: Sunanair.
lis. Dark Wizard. lis; XFlying Falcon
10.
Third Race 5000: claiming; 9-year-olds
Mountain Elk. 10; ForIlfca,tlon, iiS:
Moisson. l0S; Lady Higloss. Il2; xBalios,
Fourth Race $4,000: added: The Excel
SiOr Handicap. 3-year-oldS and Up: one
ana one-SiXI zenith miles king Saxon.
10. Watch Him ll2; Cav Monarch. lIo
OSapi. i09. a Somebody. los. Sailor Be-
"a Maemere Farm entry.
Fifth Race $500: claiming: 3-year-olds
and Up. ! 10 miles l-XAuadIns Dream,
10. XWar Pledge. li2; Diseur. III; xBye
BYE Mary, loO' Major General. us; Ap-
sixth Race (ssoO claiming: s-year-olds
and up. is miles Pretty Soft. 95; Ap-
prehensive. 10. Bethlehem Star. i0s; xAx-
entea. il9; Tuify G.. lis; XRhodesia. no;
Guiding Light. 10.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Horses not listed n order OF post posi-
tons
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At Jdmdicd--
One Best-King Saxon
l. Royal Fox, Sea Biscuit, Masked
Gal.
2. Flying Falson, Microbe, Pele-
rine.
3. Granny's Trade, Balios, Volta
Maid.
4. King Saxon, Somebody, Watch
Him.
5. Apprentice. Bye Bye Mary
Aladdin's Dream.
6. Tuffy c., Bethlehem Star, Pref
ty Soft.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
H. S. AND COLLEGE FOES
COMPETE AT HANOVER

By United Press
HANOVER. Ind. May 4.-The an
nual track and field meet of the
Southeastern Indiana High School
Conference and a dual meet between
aHnover and Indiana Central Coll
lges were scheduled heer today.
Aurora, Batesville, Corydon, Law
renceburg, Madison, North Madison.
Salem, Scottsburg and vevay were
to compel in the high school event.
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SOUTHERN INDIANA
TRACK SQUADS VIE
BIZ Tnited Prsss

By United Press
PETERSBURG, Ind, May 4.-The
seventh annual Southern Indiana
invitational high school track and
field meet was scheduled here to-
day.
Boonville, Bicknell. Bose, Central
and Reitz Of Evansville; Dale, Odon,
Bedford, Princeton, Vincennes.
Rockport, Loogootee, French Lick,
Mt. Vernon, Monroe City, Hunting
ton, Bloomington, Petersburg, Wash
ington, Friction, Paoli, Mitchell and
Plainyille were invited 70 compete.
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At Dallas
One Best-LOtOfus.
l. Dustanna, Flaghorn, Splurge.
?. Flagbearer, Frisco, Claremont.
3. Lotofus. The Flankman, PIucky
Jack
4. Southland, Chips, Regis Play.
5. Hokuao, Rip Van Wrinkle, In
dian Salute.
6. Black Peter, Gibby's Choice,
Kapena.
Z. Kyso, Smoky, Gay Banner.
8. Renaissance, Odd Blue, Wise
Eddie.
9. Altmark, Scotch Pepper, Col.
Hatfield.
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ly goes with winning a daily double.
The anonymous salesman - he
wouldn't give his name because he
was "A. ~. o. L. from the office"
was the only person among $500
race fans at the Aurora track Thurs
day who picked the days lucky COM
binaion.
He doubled Buster B in the sec
ond race with nellie Delight in the
third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

Now is an unusually favor
able time for investment in
real estate. Values have
reached low tide and are
beginning to flow upward.
Building shows signs of re-
awakening after five or six
years of stagnation. Desir-
able rental properties are
scarce. There are signs Of
imitation on the horizon
that will accelerate the
rate of value increase.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
NORTH CENTRAL GOLF,
NET MEETS CANCELLED

BIZ Times Spcciqi
MARION, Ind, May 4.-The
North Central High School Con-
ference golf and tennis meets
scheduled here today were called off
due to wet links and courts. The
conference track and field meet will
be held, however, officials an
nounced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
200 INVITED TO MARQUETTE

MILWAUKEE,, May 4.-More
than 200 American colleges and uni
versities, including practically all of
those in the Middle West, will re-
ceive invitations within the next
week to participate in the tenth an
nual Central Intercollegiate outdoor
track and field championships in
the Marquette University stadium
on Friday afternoon and night.
June Z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
S0FTBALL NOTES

Em-Roe SUNDAY softbau LEAGUE oners
its season tomorrow with the Bows Cluh
and BroacmOor teams meeting A. Ire
BrOaomoor Country Club Garden CITY ana
Rosner Pharmacy playing at BrookSide No
arc S6th ana College Merchants facinr
the Barrett Coal az Riverside No. I. Lev
Munter Of the Broaowoer club is presi-
dent Of the loop. Dick 10 -hert Of the Ros-
neT team IS vice president and Harold
Kingsn Gamers desire game for
this morning 70 be played at River
side No, ?. The Gamers hold a season
permit for that diamond and desire games
for future dates Call Harold Richards
BELMONT 1893 and ask for John alter 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04
ROSENBLOOM TRIUNrPHs

By United Press
OAKLAND. Cal, May 4.-Maxie
RoSenbloon, the dancing, frolcking
former light heavyweight champion,
punched out a decisive 10-round
victory over Homer Brandies, for
mer national amateur champion. in
a main event here Thursday Eight.
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Baseball
q
Independent, Amateur, League
and Semi-Pro News and Notes.

wish to announce that the team listed
IN The Center Circle League as Quality
team meets the Hoosier Cabs tomorrow at
BrOokslde No and all players are request
ed TO be at l4l2 w. 2bth-st at 1890.
Courthouse players without transporta-
ton 10 the teams game at Fl. Harrison
this afternoon are requested to be at
the Deiaware-st entrance of the Court
house at 1890.
William Murray has been electe4 cap
tam OF the j. II. TAYLOR Transfers who
open tomorrow at Riverside No. with the
tenn-Joe Athletics furnishing the opposl-
ton. Players Will leave the managers
home at l.30. Games are wanted. Knights
chants take notice. Address H. L. Wlncel.
ll10 S. EasJ-St
Rose Tire will meet the East End
Diaries at Ellenberger this afternoon
az 3. Piercefeid ana Brown take notice.
The team was idle last Saturday because
OF wet ground.
Oak Hin Merchants play at Castleton
tomorrow. Cares are wanted and man
I ayers OF fast aggregatlonS are requested
TO write FreI Sander, 2O5S Keystone-ay.
Beanblcssom A. C.. runne.sup of last
years municipal League, opened last Sun
day W'th a victory over the Junior Order
4
( press at Rhodius tomorrow. A game is
wanted for Memorial Day. Write Ralph
PAWS, 9l7 Diylsion-st.
I Due to cancellation. Hines BARRIERS are
not booked Tor tomorrow, and any team
Belmont 1886 and ash for Hines.
Indianapolis Turner's play Ben Davis
/ Grays at Mickleyvills tomorrow at 2:30.
/ DAVIS. DAY. Dlckey GALLOWAY, Wilson. Nc
I CIeuan. Carol. Henderson and others de-
string tryouts are reg leSted to report at
Jesse Lewis 1873 ". vermOnt-st.
East Ends Cubs have reorgan.zed, and
R Re5sro s1mes WITH 42S Stse tears Wrte
/ Irvington 6l46 and ask for Richard.
/ At Beech Grove tomorrow the Beech
0luine IN Municipal League game Gatti
Or Griffin viii be on the mound for the
Reds, with the smuggling catcher, Ben Lady,
behind the bat.
I the Penn-JOe Athletics have revised their
I lineup and expect TO make a much better
I II Iaylors; than they did against the
/ Cumberland club last Sunday The conflict
Is ScneCuled for Riverside No. at 8.
/ The \ S prectice Sunday morning I River
/ side No. 6.
Bennett Coal plays at Glenns Valley to-
morrow and ali players are requested to
be az $50 E. Morris-st at 1890
+ Maocabees play the Washington Tigers
tomorrow. The game is scheduled for the
Maccabee diamond. $500 w. 16th-st at
$50 Washington players take notice
Young C. o. P team has access 10 a
diamond tomorrow and would like TO sched-
ule a game. Call Belmont 1891 after 5
p. n.
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At AMrOrn-

One Best-Tadcaster
l. Magma Mater, Forceful, Shir-
ley B.
2. All Bays, Denny Johnny, Dark
Thoughts.
3. Tufinuf, Hamilton, Hasola.
4. Levi Cooke, Miss Delba, Tai
vores.
5. Tadcaster. Very Well, Corrda.
6. Merry Caroline, Drombo, Shoot
Z. Jack Murphy, Jack Biener. DR.
Louis Hannah.
8. 1sostasy, Donate, Parties.
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At Pi2nIico-
One Best-Winter Sport

One Best-Winter Sport
l. Flosida, Debate, Parade Girl.
2. Silverskin, Teakwood, Night
Retreat.
3. Wee Eight, Clear Knight, Or
thoprism.
4. Winter Sport, Mr.. Quick, De-
liberate.
5. Rough Party, Accolade, Post
script.
6. Stand Pat, Dark Hope. Head
Play
z. Idle Flirt, Lillian e., Line OF
Fire.
8: Bright Bird, Gay Party, Pen
cader.
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PAGE IL
VITAL STATISTICS
Births
Boys

Births
Boys
James and Mary Arnold. Coleman Hos
pifaL
Norris and Mary Ayers Coleman Hos
pital
Arthur and Lila Bsugh- Coleman Hos
pital
clifford and Christine Cox. Coleman
Hospital.
Robert and Frances Morgan. Coleman
Hospital.
Girls
Arthur and Edith Copeland. colemon
Robert and Edith Duffy. Coleman Hos
pital
Clarence and Eva Headrick. Coleman
Clifford and Thelma Porter. Coleman
William and Alice Runner Coleman Hos
pital-
John and Thelma Hays. 1901 Parker.
Twins
Colbert and Dorothy Cardin. Coleman
Hospital. girls.
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Race Entries
Today
AZ CHIRCHIIL nnMNs.

AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
FIRST Race $500, claiming, 3-vear-olds
4N4 ~ SIX luI nne l--N5pecd GITL 100.
ii5 Sic Hiia iz 2be5 FT'n i62 R a a.
BACK NJ l09 1-a Boz. liz. Nassi5n.
-rc0nd Race $500: The Daniel Boone.
ear-ole MAIDEN FOUR and one-haf fur
sAph1lder 10, BulRark 1l6. Just Frank
-lb5 JocE Irake. ll5- EDulcimer. lO3.
B.en JoH iis pile or PUN. ii6: bPatti
2.rE ll3. Illfu1- Down. lI6s Schuie iI3.
GFay Sac J9cS 5lf. M.dianda Up U,m76rere.
'bi-Pe1Uua Farm entry.
Thirr Race 1890. claiming: 3-vear-olds
and HD. six fur0ngs GunWale 1903.
zPeggy Lehman. 1903. Hecla. ll8. xAIbert
y. 100. zM9rie Jean 100. BarterlnE Kate.
10. RI5i0. 1l6. Chcerus 103. Backlog ll6.
bridge Nor. III: ziioIeer l.. Ill.
Fourth Race $500: allowances. 2-vear-
c-ds. four and one-Eaf fUTlongsl- Cold
stream 49, Peter PumpSin. III. Liz F.
Lunsiord. l08: Bushmaster. ll3. Kings
bury. i'll.
Fifth Race $1,000. old Kentucky Home
Handicap. 3-vear-Olds ana Ut six and
oue-haf fIrlOnGs -Vitamln 3 100:
WhereaWav l02. First Entry. lO2; Open
44-HA iIA llo- 49tas ~ D-4lls 4DD- -ldL4h MAJ
tat4an. 4O3-
Sixth Race $4,000 added: The Ken
fourth mllcs}-St Bernard. 20. Whopper.
1925. Roman Soldier l26. Ia Calumet Dick
l26. Mccarthy. 126, sun Fairplay. 1875,
Bluebeard. 1876 Psychic E.d l26. WINS
kolO 1876. Nellie Flag. l21. Omaha
l16. Morpluck l26, BGxth3rn. 1875; Black
nlrccr. l26, Color Bearer 90. Weston. 1876.
Plat Eye, l26. Chauccvicw. 1876. Today.
J-b. Prince SplcnGOr, iz6. Commonwealth.
126. TutIcurIO i26.
fa)Calumet Farm entry.
Seventh Race $500. claiming: 3-year-
Dlds and up, one and one-slxtcenth miles,
-OSWeg0 Princess. IlO- Uncle Less. ll3.
xStar Bud. ITO. XChance Flight, no, Gilt
terlug. l0l. xJessie Dear 1903. Old Lady.
100. High Diver. I13.
Eighth Race s8Oo. claiming. Swear
olas and up, one and one-oiGhth miles -
ESalut glamour. 1903. NPeedeeQuc. 40.
JOB Alma C.. los. HaggcrsOn. ll3, Brass
Buttons 1903 Semester. l13.
Ninth Race substitute. 500. claiming,
3-rcar-Olus ana ND. SIX furlougsl Jaalot.
l05 EAuut MvrLe %. Mukluk. los. Left
Wing. lO8- CGFuga- ll3. Parade step Il3.
Screen. ll3 Lady Laura. 100. XDlane s..
81. xGaLc l08 gHour ZHy. l08 Jazz Age.
1l3 FmgaL il3. FL Bandldo. l05 XMah
Grant 95- Secret TrVst. l13
Ap0reDuC' allowance claimed.
Weather. clear. track. sloppy.
Horses listed IN order of post positions.
FIRST race. 1 p. ma. Central Standard
Time
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Anonymous Salesman
Hits Rich Daily Double
By United PreSs

AURORA. Ill, May A lucky
insurance salesman from Gary, Ind.
had S1894.30 today without any of
the bothersome notoriety that usual
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Race Selections
By Tom NOone
by United Press

MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Days Best-Winter Sport.
Best Longshot-Vee Eight
Best Parlay-Rough Party and fluffy G.
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With Jimmy Williams as their new pilot
the Penn-JOe Athletics have revised their
lineup and expect TO make much better
showing in their game tomorrow with the
j II 1avlorS than they did against the
IS scheduled for Riverside No. at 8.
The As prectice Sunday morning a River
side II &
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Ask these real estate firms to
shOW you the splendid real e.
tate Investment opportunities
they haze listed.
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First Race 1890. 2-vear-olds. four and
one-haf furlongs ~ Parade Glrl. ll6;
Browbeaten. 112. Princess Alice 1l2;
k-TWo. ll2. Flosilda 1l2. Gay Minetta
112 ta1Springlock 1I2. Glowing Coal
Il2 Beth Bon. ll6. Debate lie.
laIA. O. NandeIbllt entry
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Bennett Coal plays at Glenns Valley to-
morrow and ali players are requested to
be az $50 E. Norris-st at 1880.
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Second Race $1,000. handicap: steeple-
chase. 4-year-oios and up two miles -
LuCkite. 1872. SiiVerskln. Isl. George Jessel.
1873. tslOut OF Town 135 Night Retreat
I48. Brad l35 Ia Zermatt. 1876 Daniel
SCOT. 154 lockwood, lat
talW. Simpson Jr. entry.
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Maccab bees play the Washington Tigers
tomorrow The game is scheduled for the
Maccabee diamond. $500 w 16th-st at
$50. Washington players take notice.
Young C. o. P team has access TO a
diamond tomorrow and would like 10 sched-
ule game. Call Belmont 1881 after 5
m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

At Beech Grove tomorrow the Beech
Grove Reds tangle with the Cooks Gold
blume n a Municipal League game Gatti
or Griffin viii be on the mound for the
Reds, with the smuggling catcher, Ben Lady,
behind the bat.
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Oak Hin Merchants play at Castleton
tomorrow Cares are wanted and man
ayers OF fast aggregations are requested
10 write FreI Sander, 2053 KeyStone-av.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

Rose Tire will meet the East End
Diaries at Euenberger this afternoon
at 3 Piercefieid ana Brown take notice.
The team was idle last Saturday because
of wet ground
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

Beanblcssom A. c.. runnecsup of last
years h.unlclpal League, opened last Sun
day W n a victory over the Junior Order
pres at Rhodius tomorrow. A game is
wanted for Memorial Day. Write Ralph
PAWS 9l7 DiVsion-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

Third Race $1,000 claiming: 3-vear-olds
and up. six furiongs i-Altusnuba. us:
Saxoya. 100, XLampoon 40. Scotty Don,
us. Ranchcro. IO7. Hot Griddle los.
Meridian Queen. 10. Kremenitz 108.
NClear Knight. 40. Sister Ninie. 100,
talDark Law. us, XSuppy. l08. &c OrthO-
prism. l07 Dixie Princes. los. NiC Small
Change. no. XLadysmau. 40, tal Wee
Eight. 107. XStrogan. los.
al Miss B Bowman and G. S. Harri-
t1Fre ~ N y2o,a and p Rond er+rv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

Eizhth Race $500: claiming; the
Joppa 3-year-olds and I'D; mile and sew
ertv vardsl-NGav PARTY. los: xTuleyries.
los. NIrish Vote. los, Pencader. l16: MIC
Donald H. los. XBrinv Deep. los. Repeal
us. Bright Bro. lie, XLast Romance.
1903 sun Clo-hiu-. l06
NAnnrerlLce --oH ance claimed.