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Evening star., 1935-09-29
"Crusodes" Tonight.
A PROMINENT audience is expecte,

to attend the gala local premiere
of the widely -heralded Cecil B. De
Mile epic, THE Crusades." at the Ma
tional tonight at 8:45 o'clock.
THE Crusades" brings to the screen
one of the greatest struggles of history,
battle which daily brought a new,
colorful, history making adventure.
Behind the dramatic spectacle Is the
story of the love of Richard the Lion
Heart, England's red-blooded, two
listed King, for Berengaria, Princess
of Navarro. Loretta Young, Henry
Wilcoxen, Joseph Schildkraut, Kath-
erihe De Mile. Ian Keith and C. Au-
brey Smith have leading roles, sup
ported by thousands Of De Mile extras.
The film will be shown twice daily
at the National, at PAS and 8:45 pm,
all this week. It will not be shown
again locally this year.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Tryon DIRECTING.

CLENN TRYON, once popular star
of silent films, has been signed
to long-term contract as writer and
director by R-K-O-Radio Pictures.
Tryon's first assignment under the
new ticket will be Fugitive Gold"
story by Earle Stanley Gardner.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Clergyman's Play a Phony
From Start to the Finish
Every Character, Word and Action False in
Political Drama by DR.. John
Haynes Holmes.
Bv Percy Hammond.

JOHN HAYNES HOLMES as helpful clergyman mas oeen CIV
directing their should
counsellor bearing credentials the throne he
mystihed suspect
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Most Conservative Judges
Laud midsummer Night"
Admit the Films Have Facilities Unknown in
Elizabethan Days and the Bard
Would Like Them.
Bp Robert B. PHILLIPS, Jr.

AcK the days when stocks were galpng along new plateau
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opening Carroll That considered
IL artistic merit of Mr. CAROLS ventures Instead
like the taste for onions
mng dred those who pointed out
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Mermaid Presses
BackStrOke Rulers
Records FeIIed in ProfuSion
by N. Y. Miss.

hU Htfd Press
SWAN LAKE. N. Y. July 15.-A
new -lreat to Americas backStroke
queens who swing into action in the
national swimming championships
here this Weekend was seen tOGay
IN the person of blond. 21-year old
Erna Kompa of the WOmen's SWIM
ming Association of New York.
In two days Miss KOmpa cracked
an 11-year-old 22O-yard world
backstroke record, smashed two
American marks and equaled an
other.
Swimming yesterday in President
Pool. she climaXed the performance
with new marks in the 800 and 400
yard backstroke events and tied the
American standard for the 400.
All the marks were brOE N as
Miss KOmpa swan the 440 against
her sister, Elizabeth.
AT 800 yards both girls were timed
in 4.G1 and both we're given credit
for smashing Alice Bridges Ameri-
can mark by Sc seconds. Then Erna
Churned into the lead and passed
the 400 mark in 1925 to tie Miss
Bridges record. She finished the
44O in 6:O54. The former mark of
6.15 also was held by Miss Bridges
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-15
Masked Mailman to
ShOW Here Tonight

The masked grappler, Mr.. X" will
encounter stiff opposition in the
main event of the wrestling show at
the Illinois Arena tonight in the
ourly person Of Joe Banaski, Co
lumbus 90 ace. They will meet
for two falls out of three with a
9O-minute time limit. Mr.. x" will
reveal his identity if he is defeated.
The semi-windup, also for two
falls in three, is a rematch of Henry
Hill, rough little Tulsan, and Cor
don Asquette, Indian favorite from
Yakima, Wash.
Opening the show at $50, Ralph
Garibaldi Of st. Louis will take on
a newcomer in Jimmy Longacre of
Cleveland. 1t will be a one-fall
affair with a Commute time limit.
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dick Goodrich, G. r. Redding,
Sammy Simpson and r. NJ. Hobbs
won every match from the Highland
team composed of F. P. Davis. DR..
e w Grant, Jack Tuitte and Paul
Whittemore.
Russell White. president of the
North Side CLUB, accepted a chal-
lenge from Fred Jungclaus, presi-
dent Of the 1. c. c. for a battle of
the Proxies. White won, 3 and 2.
DLEASANT RUN defeated South
l. Grove, 50iz to 42la. at the East
side links yesterday afternoon, but
Msssie Miller, South Grove pro, re-
fused to go down to defeat al
though he trailed Johnny Vaughn,
East Side pro, two down at the turn
Of their match. Massie fired a
beautiful 30 on the incoming nine,
five under par. to wipe out VaughnS
lead Miller won, two and one.
ID ALPH ROBERTS, E. E. Krut-
IN singer, w. c. Starkey and
A. A Stein, who composed one four
some. tied with a foursome COM
posed of w. F. Greene. H. B. Smith,
E. A. Taylor and Jack Thibodeau
for the low net honors of a best-ball
tournament at Hillcrest. Each team
had So. In a tWo-ball mixed four
some Mr.. E. E. Krutsinger and
Mrs. Vance Oathout won with
gross 81, being three strokes better
than Jack Thibodeau and Miss Julia
Rowe, who had 90. w. C. Starkey
and Mrs. A. S. Rowe won net hon.
ors with a gross ga and net IS.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. King had
gross 81 and net SO. and Mr.. Max
Warren and Mrs. Ben Stone had
So and net SO.
In the Hillcrest foursome tour
ney referred to above, second place
honors also resulted in a tie. Glen
Roberts, Henry Roberts. D. c. Stude
and G. P. Batten scored "a, as did
H. B. Harley, E. F. Lester, Harry
Collins and j. H Hoffman. Forty
eight competed
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Legion District Title
at Stake in SkirmlSh

The indicated Indianapolis Post
nine and the fast-stepping Bruce
Robson Post baseball squad will
tangle for the American Legion
junior district championship tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock at River
side diamond No. 8.
The Robson juniors remained in
the running by scoring a 14-to-4
victory over the Bell Telephone
team Saturday. A victory by the
Robson team tomorrow will bring
about a playoff for the champion
ship. The indianapolis Post can
take the title by winning the game.
The winner will engage in a series
with three nearby district cham
pions to determine a regional rep
in the state meet.
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Swim Contests Feature
County Day at Ripple

Several thousand spectators yes
terday afternoon cheered contest
ants in swimming events at Broad
Ripple Park pool which featured the
parks Marion County Day.
First place winners received sea-
son passes to. the pool and cash
awards went to those placing Sec
ond. Events winners we're:
Fity-yard free style for boys under ID:
Brooks Powers, -511 E. Eleventh-st first;
Robert Cooper, tbs N Noble-st, second
Fifty-yard free style for women: Rose
klezmer, 2042 Singleton-st. first; Audrey
Mae Boggs. $500 Carrollton-av, second
FIfty-yard backstroke: Paul Plowman.
1871 Carrollton-av.
% EIfty-yard free style open: Hugh Enochs.
1922 Carrolton-av, first; Robert Hurley
6420 Bellefontaine-st second.
Fltty-yard breast stroke: Plowman. first:
second. '''
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Cycle Racers
Join MidgetS
on Speed Bill
Double Attraction Offered at
Butler Bowl Track
on Wednesday.

Flat-track motorcycle racing will
be introduced in indianapolis for
the first time at the Butler Bowl
Wednesday night. The motorcycle
events will supplement the midget
races which have been staged dur
ing the past two months.
We are going to try four motor
cycle events sandwiched between the
midget races" George Hilgemier Jr.,
secretary-treasurer of the Ameri-
can Racing Association, said. I'VE
believe that il will fill in the short
delay that occurs between the
midget races due to the fact that
some of the pilots take part in prac-
tically every race, and thus have
to have little time between
events to get ready for the follow
ing one"
The thrills in the motorcycle
events will come when the two
wheelers round the ends of the
track, due to the fact that the
track is narrow and that there is
no bank to help the machines ne
gotiate the curves.
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Top Amateur Bout
Set for Thursday
LaFevre to Box Tyler at
Illinois Arena.

Tommy LaFevre, local Novice
Golden Gloves f1yweight champion,
will meet Rural Tyler of the Negro
"Y" Thursday night in a headline
bout of the weekly amateur fight
card at the Illinois Arena. LaFevre
knocked out JOHNNY Smerdel and
won from Joe Pittman in success
sive weeks. LaFevre will be re-
quired to lose five pounds III order
to make the 112-pound limit.
Dave Williams and Sammy Bible
will clash in a Negro welterweighs
bout. Williams knocked out Jack
Seay in two rounds last week. Dave
Norris and Roland Baughton will
clash in the lightweight division.
Baughton won his initial fight
with a one-round Knockout over
Carl Seay last week. Norris has de-
feated Eddy Franklin and Harold
McDermitt in successive weeks.
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Reich Cup METERS
Advance Into Zone
Play Against U. S.
Germans Even Choice After
Drubbing CzeChS.
81 nited Press

By LHitcd Press
PRAGUE, CzechoSlovakia, July Is.
-Germany's Davis Cup aces, led by
Baron Gottfried Won Cramm, today
stood a good chance of becoming
the first Reich team to enter the
challenge round,
With Won Cramm, recent all
England finalist, participating in
three victories, the Germans elimi-
mated Czechoslovakia four matches
to one yesterday and earned the
right to meet the United States in
the inter-zone finals this weekend.
The maSterful fashion in which
Won Cramm and his mates subdued
a strong Czech team made them at
least an even choice to move into
the finals against England, cup de-
fender.
The Germans will be meeting the
United States for the third time in
history when they clash in the inter
zone finals.
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Favored Net
Stars Erased
at Fall Greek
Morgan and Bradford Lose
to Campbell, Horst in
Semi-FinalS.

Upsets we're the order OF the day
in the semi finals matches Of the
mems singles championship play al
the Fall Creek courts yesterday. Dan
Morgan. the favorite. and Ralph
Bradford. seeded second, both we're
victims OF stunning form reversals.
Morgan proved a surprisingly easy
victim for George Campbell who
eliminated the top-seeded star il
straight sets. 81. 60. 6-3
George Horst. who has played the
Fall Creek courts for several years
and knows his way around" on
them. erased Ralph Bradford state
college champ seeded No. 2, by
scores Of Ga. 10, 81, SO
Campbell and Horst will meet for
the Fail Creek championship next
Sunday. with the latter favored 10
carry of the crown.
Norman Won Burg, Tech High
School ace. retained his junior singles
title by trouncing Victor Kingdom,
the dark horse Of the meet, 81, 60.
The junior doubles championship
went TO La Toilette and Eldridge,
who turned back Powell and Farley,
Ga ST. So
Another upset popped up in the
woman's division when Louise Karl
lifted the crown from the head Of
Eleanor Lauck. who had worn it for
three years. The scores of the final
match were 81, "a
Demmary and Bradford advanced
to the finals of the mems doubles
by whipping Fulton and Bowman,
6-l. 6-8. 6-3 Opposing the winners
next Sunday will be Dale and
Rhodehamel, who moved up with a
81. 81 triumps over Evans and
DOeneu.
Hancock and Moore won the boys
doubles championship by defeating
Won Spreckelson and Hall in the
final match, 6-l. So.
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Store Net
Team Takes Match

The Sportsman Store tennis team
defeated the Hawthorn squad, a
to 3, yesterday afternoon at the
Hawthorn courts. Summary:
Singles
Gene Demmary ISL defeated Carl
Shade HI. as, Ga. rs.
Jimmy Mcclure ISL defeated C. Hollo-
Jack Yue iss, defeated Bob Saxon III.
6-3. rs. 8-6
Don Keller III. defeated H. C. Hart
1851. Is, Ga So
Murray Dulbcrger 1851 defeated Fritz
Hunt III. Ga, 81.
Doubles
Hunt-Hiatt III defeated McClure-Dul-
berger tSSi. ga, 6-4.
Holloway Benner III defeated Yule-
Clark ISL, 60, ga
The Sportsman Store squad will
play the Eli Lilly team next Sunday
at Tech High School courts at =
p. m. For tennis matches with the
Sportsman team call Bill Clark,
TA-4712.
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Water Polo Season
Opens at LOngGcre

Water polo will make its appear
ance in city pools again this sum-
mer. with the first matches sched
uleo for tonight at the Longacre
pool. The city water polo leagues
are sponsored by the Indianapolis
chapter of the American Red Cross
and the City Recreation Depart
ment.
EIlenberger and Garfield will clash
at tonight. with LOngacre opposing
the Hoosier Athletic Club in the
nightcap. The season will continue
to Aug. % Two games will be
played each night by the eight
team league.
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>-BaSeball StandingS-~

Second Came
New York ......... OO3 OlO 1Ox- /
Phelps Wyatt, Kennedy and Sewell;
Broaca and Jorgens.
st. Louis at Washington; rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ...... 600 900 Oo2-2 /
Pittsburgh ........ OH 600 1Ox- 10 o
Smith, Stout, Gabler and Mancuso; Blan-
ton and Padden.
Boston ............ 600 DOB 220- 10 2
Chicago ............ 900 302 Ok 9 8
Belts. Brandt and Spohrer, Warneke
Carleton and Hartnett, O'Dea.
First Came
Brooklyn .......... 900 900 004- 10 2
Cincinnati ......... 020 202 Ok 10 0
Babich and Lopez; Freitas and Lom-
bardi
Second Came
BROOKLYN .......... DOL DOL 600 0
Cincinnati ......... 200 100 DIX 10
Benge and Phelps; Nelson and Camp
First Came
Philadelphia ....... 100 900 O00-I 7 4
st. Louis .......... 200 900 OK 7 0
Jorgens and Todd; P Dean and Davis.
Second Came
Philadelphia ....... 900 900 100 10 l
81. Louis ........... 300 Ito 41x-10 Is 0
johnson, Bowman. Bivin. Prim and j.
WILSON, Walker and Delaney.
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Giant Negro Prisoner
Who Knocked Out "a in
Mad Spree Turns Pro
By Unitcd Press

By UHttcd Press
u knoxville, Tenn, July 15--
N Roosevelt Sharp, giant Negro
who celebrated the Fourth of July
by knocking out 81 convict oppo-
nents in Knox County's "bullpen,"
has turned professional boxer and
tonight takes on Battling Jack"
Johnson, mountainous Atlanta Ne
gro imported to test his prowess.
Not a Negro in Knoxville would
climb into the ring with Sharp
after reports of what happened in
the "bullpen" flew through the Ne
gro section.
Sharp was jailed on a minor
charge.
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DUTRA IS UNDER PAR

By Times Special
SANTA MONICA, Cal, July Is
DIN Dutra, Los Angeles pro, totaled
266, eighteen strokes under par, on
the par II Clover Field course here
to win the Santa Monica midsum-
mer open golf tournament this
weekend. The title carried with it
a prize of $1,000.
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GAME AT LONGACRE

The Longacre softball team will
oppose the Ferndale women's team
tonight under the lights at 8 at
Longacre park. Wednesday night
the Longacre club will play a re-
turn tilt with the Indianapolis
Democrats
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WILLARD PARK TENNIS
Tourney to Begin Aug. 4; Clark to
Handle Entries.

The Willard Park tennis tourney
Will begin on Aug. 4. There Will be
competition in mems singles. mems
doubles. junior singles. junior dou-
bleS. womenS singles and boy S
singles.
Entries are being received by Bill
Clark. phone ia. 4712.
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Office of Commissioner OF insurance
|, the undersigned Commissioner of In
surance of Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is correct copy of the State
ment of the Condition of the above men
December. 1884. as shown by the original
sts tement and that the said original
statement Is now on file in this office.
scribe my name and affix nv official seal
this 18th daV OF June 1885.
ISealI HARRY E. McCLATN
Commissioner
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-15
BIRKIE LACES SPANIARD

HAVANA. July 15.-Hans Birkie
of Germany easily defeated Isidore
Gastanaga of Spain in a l0-round
heavyweight bout yesterday at
Oriental PARK racetrack. Birkie
weighed 1874: GaStanaga 207.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-15
ENTERS HALL OF FAMEp

Lefty Haugh turned in a seven
inning no-hit, po-run mound per-
Torrance for the Puritan Bed
Spring nine in 16-to-0 victory over
the Indianapolis Maroons here Sat-
urday.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First Came

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First Came
Minneapolis ........ 900 90 2O2- 2
Toledo .............. 001 900 100 2 s
Perrin and Leitz; Thomas and Garbark
Second Camel
Minneapolis ........ 200 002 o4o- IA 2
Toledo ............ 100 200 200 5 10
GalehouSe Ryan and Hargrave; Boone
stein, Weafer, Bowler and Garbark
(First Came.
St, Paul ........... 900 600 O2O- ?
Columbus ........... OH 900 COX 8
Fette Hunter and Fenner: Timing and
Ogrodowski.
Second Came
St. Paul ............ 600 201 010- 10 o
Columbus ....... DOL All O0x- 10 0
Mills, Hunter, Rigney and Giuliani;
Ryba and Ogrodowski.
First Came
Milwaukee .......... 900 OO2 100 3 8 ?
Louisville ......... 900 100 600 7
Braxton and Rensa; Using and Ring
hofer.
Second Came
Milwaukee ....... 600 900 100 l 0
Louisvile ..-........ 900 024 1oX- II
Hamlin. Pressnell. Larkin and before;
Lecomte and Thompson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ten Inningsl
Detroit ........... 10l 900 010 o. s
Philadelphia ... 900 300 900 l. II l
Rowe and Cochrane; Dietrich and Rich
ards.
(First Came
Cleveland ........ 600 300 600 9 3
Boston ........ o53 31l 10x-14 10
Hndebrand. Stewart and Pytlak; W
Terrell and r. Terrell.
Second game; 10 innings tie
s clock law
Cleveland ... 600 200 900 O. 2 10
Boston ........... 10l 900 900 o. 2 6 3
Lee. Harder and Phillips; Ostermueller
and R. Terrell.
First Came
Chicago ........... 600 002 00l-3 0
New York .......... 600 900 600
Lyons and sewell; Gomez and Dickey.
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Office Of Commissioner OF Insurance
s,,ra1 me u4qoeTSlgnea- GoTmrsSioner o. In
the above is a correct copy OF the State
ment of the Condition Of the above men
toned FO~N~ ny on the 3lst dav OF
December. 1894. as shown BY the original
statement and that the said original
statement IS now on file in this office
In Testimony Whereof. ! hereunto sub
scribe nv name and affix nv official seal
this 18th dav of June. 1885
ISeall HARRY e McCLAIN
Commissioner
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Statement Of Condition OF
THE STANDARD FIRE ms. CO. OF n.

trenton. n. j.
80 North Clinton Ave
On the 3lst Day of December 1894
OWEN J. PRIOR. President
RICHARD J. CAREY. Secretary.
Amount of capital paid up S 300. 600 90
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in bank ION interest and
not on INTEREST," .....-...s 1916 1855 66
Real estate unincumbered 359 1854
Bonds and stocks owned mar
=, ket value .-.....-..; 80. 1.173O69I2
Tree from any prior incum-
brancel .-.-. .,.............. 72s 900 90
Accrued securities Interest
and rents etc. ......... 3O8lU58
Premiums and accounts due
and in process of collection 255l7437
Accounts otherwise secured 11206 80
Total net assets ........ So. 7O4. 1873 81
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necessary
to reinsure outstanding risks 81 .2n4 900 AZ
Losses due and unpaid ...... SO 688 SO
Losses adjusted and not due 5000 90
Other liabilities of the COM
pany ...................... 244 663 81
Total liabilities ............s1 543.342. ST
Capital OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300 0U0.00
surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 86l AL 90
Total .....-.................s 81. 7O4, 1913 81
Greatest amount in any one
risk 100 10000
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MAJOR LEADERS
HOME RUNS

HOME RUNS
Greenberg. Tigers 26 Camillli. Philles . II
OFT. Giants 10 Berger. Braves II
Johnson. Athletics 10 Bonura White Sox II
j. Collins. Cards iS
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