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Los Angeles Open

BIZ United Press
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. PA
middle-Western dark horse headed a
parade of outstanding golfers to-
day at the midway point Of the r.
hole $500 Sacramento Open.
A second round that cut seven
strokes off the municipal course
par of y put Harold (Jug) McSpa-
den. Kansas City pro, step ahead
of the field with a halfway total Of
140. Just one stroke behind were
Charley Lacey of Great Neck, N. VI;
Jim Fogarty of Missouri and Jim
De-naret of Galveston, Tex.
one hundred and fifty golfers
were scheduled to do Sc holes be-
fore nightfall.
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GreyhOunds Annex
Basket Laurels in
Visit to Hanover
DeJernett Leads Central to
43-24 Victory.

By Times Special
HANOVER, Ind, Jan. 21.-The
Indiana Central College basketball
team from indianapolis gained a
43-to-34 victory over Hanover here
Saturday night after a close first
half.
THE visitors held an 1915 advan-
tage at the intermission and fin
ished strong.
Big Dave De Jernett, Centrals
Negro center, was the star Of the
contest, although Shuler, Panther
pivot man, matched his scoring eff
forts with field goals and 3 free
throws. Byers of the visitors made
II points and Dorton 10.
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Indiana Trips
Iowa Quintet
In Close Tilt
Crimson FORCES Ahead in
Last Half to Defeat
HaWkeyeS, 40-35.
BBTimcs Special

BIZ imcs Special
IOWA CITY, Ia, Jan. PA great
last half rally enabled the Indiana
University basketball team to smear
Iowa's clean slate IN the Big Ten
Conference race here on Saturday
night. The score was 40 to IS.
The Hawkeyes held a 24-to-15
advantage after the first period,
but weakened in the second and
quickly were overtaken. Iowa used
its same five men throughout tie
encounter and Indiana made only
one substitution.
With five minutes of the second
period gone, the HOOsiers forged
ahead. 20 TO g. Stout, Kehrt and
Cunning led the attack.
Barko, leading Big Ten scorer,
added - points to his total during
the encounter. Kehrt and Stout CT
Indiana made 10 each and Gun
ming 3.
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causing all the
nearby males to
fall in love with
her.
It is Miss Hard
ing's picture. She
is grand in her
art of dispensing
sophisticated hu-
NOR by word and
facial expression.
Gone is long suf-
fering melodrama
that has been
found in some of
her heavier pieces.
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LOndCs to WrestLe
Ed LeUiS for Title

By United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 21.-A Jim
Londos-Ed (Strangler) Lewis match
for the heavyweight wrestling
championship of the world has been
closed by promoter Tom Packs for
st. Louis, Jan. 81.
Londos, the present title holder,
defeated Lewis, four times past
champion, at Chicago, Sept. 80, in
40 minutes.
The match will be held in the st.
Louis Arena, which has a seating
capacity of nearly 10000.
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SOUTHPORT CAGEMEN
ENCOUNTER TWO FOES

The Cardinal netmen of South
port High School face a heavy
schedule this week. The Cardinals
viii travel 10 Anderson Wednesday
TO clash with the st. Mary'S quintet
Of that city. On Friday Reitz OF
Evansville Will invade the Southport
gym. Southport defeated Decatur
Central, county champs, last week
end.
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Ball State NipS Franklin

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 21.-In a
double-overtime game, Ball State
turned back the invading Franklin
College basketball team, 80 to 81
here Saturday night.
A field goal by Shuck and a free
throw by Mercer furnishing the
winning points for the Cardinals.
Franklin defeated Ball State at
Franklin earlier in the season.
The score was tied at 25-all at
finish Of regulation playing time.
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Pitt Beats Notre Dame

b. Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 21-Pitts-
burgh won its third basketball VIC
tory over NOtre Dame in two sea-
sons here Saturday night, % to p.
The standing now is nine victories
for Pitt and five for Notre Dame in
their hardwood rivalry.
Notre Dame trailed at the inter-
mission. IL to 9, and failed in a de-
termined fight to overtake the
sharpshooting Panthers.
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Mozart-Kreisler ''Rondo," which
contains as much of the delicacy
and intricate forms as it seems pos
sible to weave into one compost
ton. Miss Morrell topped her en-
tire program with this piece. The
waves of melody, the full deep
tones, the excellent lingering, all
made the "Rondo" live in it's ex-
preston.
Other numbers in the gorup we're
'Baal Shem," an improvisation by
Ernest Block; a Hebrew Lullaby"
by J. Achron-Auer; "Nocturne,"
splendid muted piece by Lii Bou-
LANCER; The Bee" that popular
novelty by Francois Schubert; and
the grand pillar in the music world,
Ave Maria" by Franz Schubert.
Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter, who
accompanied Miss Morreu at the
piano, framed the necessary IN
ostentatiouS background for the
artist.
The concert last night was aided
by the lighting effects and setting
which the Playhouse staff ar
ranged.
| q q =
TONIGHT at $50 at the Murat,
L "AS Thousands Cheer" will
open a three-night engagement
with a matinee Wednesday. Dorothy
Stone and Ethel Waters are the
stars.
The Apollo is in the third week Of
its engagement of Will Rogers in
1.-The County Chairman"
The Indiana is presenting 'The
Lives of a Bengal Lancer" Here is
one Of the really great movies of the
year. 1t has been previously re-
viewed in this department.
The Ohio is Offering Circus
Clown" and "All of Me-"
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3 Bouts on II. A. C..
Graphing Program,

Public wrestling matches will be
offered at the Hoosier Athletic Club
tomorrow night. Three bouts are
on the card. Eddie Slaughter Will
meet Petey O'Neil, Walter Hickman
will test George Spears, and Red
Strasinger will tackle Young Webb.
Buck Buchanan will referee.
No admission will be charged, and
wrestling fans as we'll as club men,
bers are invited. The program will
begin at 5.
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NEVER is SATISFIED"

BIZ ines Special
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. d.
Declaring that he was perfectly
satisfied" with his job as assistant
football coach at Davidson College,
Gene McEver, former Tennessee all
America half back, turned down an
offer last night 10 become back field
coach at Tennessee University.
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Beech Grove Downs Park

Beech Grove came from behind
to defeat Park School, 26 to a.
in a basketball encounter on the
Park court, Saturday night. Lady
Of Beech Grove and Hackleman OF
Park tied for scoring honors with
eight points each.
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JAY COUNTY TOURNEY

JAY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Portland
Madison. %; Pennville. % (dnaD.
OTHER SCORES
Beech Grove. %: Park School. Indian
apolis. IA.
Crispus Attacks. Indianapolis. 20; Elletts-
vile. 49,
Swayzee. %: Ambov. 8.
Spurgeon "a; Petersburg, 20.
Hammond. 81: Horace Mann. Gary. 50
Wallace. Gary p; Clark OF Hammond,
Corydon. 81; Paoli. 49,.
Ben Davis. 81; Center Grove, Il.
Jeffersonville 80: Male of Louisville. rs.
Warsaw. 80; Elkaart. 26.
Beaver Dam. %: Angola, 20 tovertimel
Markleville. 80: Silent Hoosiers. Indian
Hartford City. so:. Garrett. Is.
Richmond. IS: Union City. 20.
New Albany. 26: Seymour. ID.
Decatur Central. A; New Bethel. 20.
Central. IT wayne. IS: Huntington. "a
Wabash. 20; Kendallvule. 10.
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Kdutskys Beaten
in Dayton TUssLe
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
DAYTON, O., Jan. 21-The Kauts-
ky team of indianapolis fell victims
to the local Metropolitan Clothes
team of this city in game at the
Coliseum here yesterday by a score
of Al to 35.
The local team held the lead
throughout the contest, but the
visitors in the final period pulled to
within three points of tying the
score. Mechling, Dayton star, came
to the Metropolitan's rescue with
three successive field goals to put
the game out of reach Of the
HooSiers. Summary:
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BowLINGRAMs-Red Haugh, busy Sec

BOWLINGRAMS-Red Haugh, busy Sec
rotary of the Delaware Recreation League,
didn't know that pins were so easy to get
with hook ball. Does he now? st.
the Star boys say they have triplets in
their league. Must be Tyner, Carnin and
Just marking time now, since his rival,
Carl Sturm. posted that 300 game. I'll
be next" SAYS George What! Who
said Walt Hickman was licking for
ported to have taken Frank Cooks han
dicap away. Too tough ,opines jake.
,,oor AND now it has Desn discovered Leo
Michaelis says he has to get Louie Dugan
mad before Lou can. get any scores. Try
sticking him with pins, oscar Bob
marriage and also for his $40 series of
last week Russ Smith spent busy
week: lining up entries for his doubles
and leading a couple of leagues in scoring
These guys must be blind" said
'Goldie" Goldsmith after cracking out
that 637 in the Block League -. See,
Notes. said Bunk Ward. s Il was vas out "s Of
the lineup Down the hill went Bill
Monaghan of the Indiana Provisions, .244,
if5 Lawn ana ge bov Neal McIntyTe ggifeT
is he latest Central Envelopist to wear
Curt Ways crown That change OF
team a change Of heart-3O41 !. John
ME Beam helped the Hoosier Opticals
along in then. three game win Out
at st Philips. Callahan says he took
care of the 800 twins" once anyway
And, speaking Of st. Phillips, let's hope
that Bill Sargent will be back on the Job
soon. He's been confined to his home for
a week because of illness Bill Holt
has. become quite a whittier has the
knife working overtime on that thumb
hole. and is it getting results? Watch
INnIANAPoLIs n"iN" ne 1000 ADV ~
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Guy Bush Is Signed
as Pirate Pitcher
United Press

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 21.-Guy
Bush, slab artist who sports a rec
ord of 152 National League triumphS
against 1O1 defeats, has signed his
first contract with the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
Bush, who came 20 the Pirates
with Babe Herman a id Jim Weaver
in a winter trade with the Cubs,
was rumored to be receiving close to
$4,000 under the terms of the con-
tract.
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$4,000 IN GAMBLING
EQUIPMENT SEIZED
Greyhound Club Is Raided at
Jacksonville.
By United Press

By United Press
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Jan. II.
Gambling equipment valued at
$4,000, seized in & raid on the Club
Greyhound here, was kept hidden
by state police today pending au-
thority to destroy it.
Twelve alleged operators Of gam
bling devices were arrested in the
raid. Six of them. all residents of
Louisville. were released under 5000
bond each. The other six, all resi-
dents Of Jeffersonville, were re-
leased under their own recogpizance.
Trial was set for Wednesday.
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Ann HARDING Wins Again

A mn HARDING, in the type of
N role which fits her mos ana
bly,, trips lightly through "Biogra-
ply of a Bachelor Girl" mending a
broken heart here and soothing
ruffIed nerves there, and finally
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st. JoSeph'S Is Victor

By Times Special
RENSSELAER,, Ind, Jan. 21.-St.
Josephs College edged out Joliet
(Ill.) College in basketball game
here Saturday night, IS to 81.
Gaffney, ST. Joseph's center, made
IA points.
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CAGE SCORE 1A7 to q

MARSHALL, Tex, Jan. 21.--Wiley
College basketball players scored a
107-to-27 victory over Mary Allen
College here. Byrd, Wiley guard
sank nineteen field goals for high
scoring honorS.
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BY BERNARD HARMON

When Paul Stemm cracked out a
697 series and Oscar Behrens a 639,
the tWo-man combination outscored
an entry of 90 teams in the Central
doubles tournament held over the
weekend. Using a handicap of Is
pins their grand total was 1852,
which was 20 pins better than the
second place duo of Quass and
Stark.
The latter team, with Quass at
644, and Stark at COL, received a
78-pin handicap, giving them 1923
total. Harry Wheeler, who has been
crashing the NAPLES for huge totals
OF late, connected for the best in
dividual total of the tourney, a It's,
which, with q EST from his partner,
Bob Kelley, and a gift of "a pins
melted them third pace on 1913.
Others to finish in the money
were Pete-Kaga Q86) 1903, Walls
Goodwin Q7O 1895, Deery-Pfeiffer
$50 1894. Hamilton-Leppert (52)
1888, Blue (70) 1885 and
Roe-Ten Eyck 600 1862.
John Blue, rolling three times over
the two days, pounded the naples
for series of 701, 667 and 657. Dan
Abbott also was in the 700 class,
posting a TIA in his appearance. A
$50 by Walt Hickman was another
outstanding Individual count.
indianapolis bowlers Jared we'll in
match games with out-of-toWn op-
position yesterday, Gregory & Appel
and Berghoff Beers emerging VIC
tOriouS over foreign foes.
The Gregory's journeyed to Mum
Gle where they outscored the City
Recreation Five, 1852 to 1855. John
ME Murphy was the only individual
Of this series to pass the 600 line,
his GOT putting him over. The To-
cal team was victorious in the first
meeting of the two teams here a
few weeks ago.
The Berghoff quintet piled up a
1925 total and swamped the An
derSon team in their fracaS at the
Delaware alleys. Leo Ahearn led
the scoring with a 684, Dan Abbott
totaled 655 and Lou Daugherty had
a 623. For the Anderson boys,
Southland featured with a 653 series.
1t was the second meeting of the
teams, the local squad having won
the first match at Anderson.
When the Marott Shoe Co.
handed its sponsoring check to the
local A. B. c. tournament commit
tee paying the entry of its team to
the annual event in Syracuse, it
marked the 18th straight year that
the company has entered teams
bearing its name in the great ma
tional pin classic.
The Marott sponsorship brought
the total of teams being backed by
local firms and individuals to A,
and, with their goal set at 48, the
committee expects to reach the
quota within the next few days.
Other sponsors to join up during
the last three days are the Indi-
annapolis Power & Light Co. and the
Moran Trucking Co.
The 48 teams are to travel by
special train to Syracuse in March
and will take over the tournament
alleys on the day previous to the
awarding Of the 1886 tournament.
With such representation on hand
to boost the Hoosier capital, Indi-
annapolis has high hopes of landing
the 1886 event.
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Two individuals reached 700 and
hundred more passed the 600 mark during
going through their PAGES on local alleys
Bill Tarrant. with games of 235. 264
and 200. topped all individual efforts of
the week when his three games Melted
him a 7Os. His scoring spree came in
Friday nights session of the Construction
League at the Pritchett alleys. where he
is a member of the William p. Jungclaus
Construction team.
Jack Innis. rolling with the Sterling
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HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNEY
At Greenfield
Maxwell. SO; New Palestine. 10.
Fortville. 80; wilkinson. 90.
Maxwell. IS: Fortville. "a.
Charlottesville. IS: Maxwell. ~ (fnaD
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III. S. Net Scores
Games of Saturday,
LOCAL CITY TOURNEY

Games of Saturday,
LOCAL CITY TOURNEY
At Tech Gym
Washington. %; Broad Ripple. IA.
WASHINGTON B. %: Shortridge B. 8.
Tech B. So; Washington B, 26 (fnaD.
WABASH VALLEY PRELIMS
At Spencer.
Spencer. Is: Gosport. is (flnsD.
At Brazil
Clay City. "a; ASHORE. % (f1naD.
at Greencastle
Cloverdale. 81: Roachdale. Is (f1naD.
At Vincennes
Gibault. 10: Freelandville. is.
At Hymera
Granville, 20; Farmersburg. II t:naD
At Robinson
Marshall, 80: Oblong. % (fnaD.
At Sullivan
Digger. 20; Carlisle 81 (finaD.
At Swjtz City
switz City. 81: Bloomfield. II fenaD.
AT Lyons
Lyons. SO; Montgomery. II (fnaD.
At Terre Haute
Garfield. %; Wiley. 13 (fnsD.
At Glenn
Honey Creek 80; Pimento. %.
At Bridgeport
ST.. Francesville. Al; Flat Rock. SO
At Cayuga
Clinton. 90: Cayuga. 25 (f1naD.
At Mecca
E Msqsba II Y R6sfze IS (OveFtime
RIPLEY COUNTY TOURNEY
sunman. IS: Milan. Is (hnaD.
WABASH COUNTY TOURNEY
At Wabash
Somerset. IT: Lagro. II (hnaD.
ADAMS COUNTY TOURNEY
At Berne
Berne. IS: Kirkland. rs (finaD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Charlottesville
Darlington, 80; Linden, %.
Ladoga. 21 Charlottesville Reserves, 10.
Wingate. as; Darlington. 10.
Nsw Msrk Sd S 49, tMad 82Eat fenan
HENDRICKS COUNTY TOURNEY
At DanviIle
Lizton SO; Brownsburg. Is.
PiainAeld. 80; New Winchester. 70.
Danyille. q; North Salem. IA.
Pist 1absIa 81 s. P RlsRGiSd 50 CpaD.
DUBOIS COUNTY TOURNEY
At Jasper
Holland. 3S; Cuzco. 81 (hnaD.
HvITATIONAL TOURNEY
At North Vernon
North Vernon. 10; Scottsburg. II.
Madison. 40: Vevay. 81.
North Vernon, 81: Madison. % (flnaD.
HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNEY
At Greenfield
Maxwell. 80; New Palestine. 10.
Fortville 80; wilkinson, 90.
Charlottesville. 16: McCordsville. 10.
Maxwell. %: Fortville. "a.
Charlottesville. IS; Maxwell. n (hnaD.
PERRY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Tell City
Tell City. As; Derby. 20 (anaD.
INvITATIONAL TOURNEY
At Marengo
Leavenworth. "a: Marengo. % (hnaD.
JAY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Portland
r. IL
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Stenam1 and Behrens Win
Central Doubles Event
Pair Tops Field of 81 Teams With Grand Total of 1852;
QuaSS and Stark Finish Second in Tourney.

Tavern team of the Printing Crafts
night during gpf the leagues s. session at the
Pritchett alleys He arrived at his big
count through games of 274, ITO and 257.
Among the near zoos during the five
days of pastiming were: Pritchett 678. in
Nordholt, 676. and John Fehr, 672, in
the same loop; Charley HARRISON, 672. in
the st. Philip No. l, and Charley Cray,
GET. in the Reformed Church League.
Three team totals passed the 5000 mark
Cooks Goldblumes setting the pace with
a 3l89 series. which topped all previous
huge count came in Friday nights ses-
sion of the Fountain Square Recreation
League on games Of 1908. lilo and 1910.
They also had 29S9 series in their IN
dianapolis League appearance on Wednes-
day night. The Marott Shoe team, for
merly known as Kings Billiards, initiated
their appearance under a new name with
games Of asi 9S3 io8s and $50 gaining them
Philip No. l League went over the 5000
mark on Tuesday night. with 1881, 876 and
The ng lis game amen of YG the Casady team was
The COOKS GoidbIgmes had the above
with a 1895 in the Indianapolis League.
as their best games, Other leading single
counts 85 |eF MaF1t S5oe ass Co.
lWashingtog!; 1912, and Coca cOlas
SQudI6 1NeSLedlAOuJs 4OOAs
The Bowes Seal Fast team was the
outstanding quintet among the Ladies
Leagues during the week, with a 1892
series in the Ladies Social League and a
2630 in the Block Optical The Marott
in their Block optical appearance, getting
a 1889 total. The Bowes team also posted
the two best single games of the week, a
952 in the Block league and 9l4 in the
Social loop.
Blanche Meyer paced the individuals
with a $50 series during her appearance
in the Block Optical Mrs; Meyer also
other feature totals of the week were:
Evelyn Weissman ladies Social. SIS,
Laura Alexander Block OPTICAL $50. Mil
Shea Block OPTICAL. 562. Edna Kagel
Ladies Social, $50. Eva Dawson Block
OPTICAL, 557, and Race Johns ladies
Social. 553.
Otto Stein Jr. of St. Louis, worlds
wares to indianapolis bowling fans over
the weekend making appearances at the
Uptown, Pritchett ana Parkway alleys;
competition as did Hank Marine, who
showed here the previous week. Stein
When ~" the st. Louis fash has b failed to reach
600 in two of his series, he was beaten
by Frank Ralko and Eddie Striebeck.
Opening at the, Parkway Saturday after
a 277 game, to defeat Ellis Stackhouse,
who totaled 532. His second match at
the Parkway drives found him losing his
pion GIL to $50. At Pritchett's on Satur-
day night Stein plsstered the pins for
counts of 627 and 632, defeating Nan
Schott who had $50 and Jess Pritchett
Sr., who had GIT.
At the Uptown yesterday afternoon
Fred Beck and Ed Friehage formed the
opposition to the touring 6egeler AND ds5 both tn
Beck's 513, and a 632 to Friehage's 588.
Appearing again at the Parkway last
$50 to 626. and then defeated Neal Nc
Intyre, 662 to $685. STEMS average over
the 24-game route was 210-l7.
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PERRY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Tell City
Tell City. As: Derby. 20 (hnaD.
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NvITATIONAL TOURNEY
At North Vernon
North Vernon. 10; Scottsburg. II.
Madison. 40: Vevay. 81.
North Vernon, 81: Madison. % (f1naD.
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INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
At Marengo
Leavenworth. "a: Marengo. % (anaD.
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ADAMS COUNTY TOURNEY
At Berne
Berne. IS: Kirkland. rs (1naD.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY TOURNEY
At Charlottesville
Darlington. 30 Linden. 90.
Wingate SO: Bowers %.
Ladoga. 81; Crawfordsville. Reserves. IL
New Market. %; Alamo. l9.
Wingate. IS; DARLINGTON. ID.
New Market. 80; Ladoga. IS.
Wingate. 20: New Market. 18 (hnaD.
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HENDRICKS COUNTY TOURNEY
At Danville
Lizton. SO; Brownsburg. Is.
PlairAeld. 80: New Winchester ~.
Danville. 81: North Salem. IA.
Pittsboro,- %: Lizton, 10.
Plainfield. 49, Danville, 49,
Pittsboro. SO: Plain1eld. 30 (inaD.
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DUBOIS COUNTY TOURNEY
At Jasper
Holland. 80; Cuzco. 81 (finaD.
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WABASH COUNTY TOURNEY
At Wabash
Somerset, IT: Lagro. IL (hnaD.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Moon to Stage Sky Circus
Eclipse of July Is to Provide Greatest
Display of 1885.

OF the moons surface passes into the
umbral shadow which we, who are on
the side Of the earth turned toward
the moon, see slowly advancing, in
tensely dark by contrast with the
bright portion Of the lunar surface,
across the face of the moon from east
to west.
Passes Into Shadow.
BY 1l:09 pm. Eastern time, all Of
the moons surface will have passed
completely into the shadow of the
earth and the total phase of the eclipse
will begin. II will last for one hour
and 40 minutes, which Is within four
minutes Of the maximum possible du-
ration of total eclipse Of the moon.
At nearly 1850 am. July Is, Eastern
time, the total phase of the eclipse
will end and the moon will gradually
emerge from the earth's shadow, leav-
ing the umbra at 1:47 am. and the
penumbra at 2:43 am.
The moon will pass almost CEN
trally through the shadow of the
earth. The diameter Of the moon IS
about 2.l60 miles and the width Of
the earth's shadow at the point where
the moon passes through 1t Is about
$3.50 miles.
Distance 94,4ls,0eo Miles.
The distance of the sun from the
earth at the time of this eclipse will
be about 94,4l9,0 900 miles. The shad-
ow cast by the earth will be cone
shaped with its base, a croSs-Section
of the earth through its center, near
ly 5000 miles in diameter and 1t will,
of course, be directed away from the
sun.
The tip OF this shadow-cone will lie
about 865, ,845 miles beyond the earth
and as the moon at the time will be
about 226,740 miles from the earth,
the shadow will extend about 639, 100
miles beyond the moon. The width Of
the earth's shadow at the point where
the moons orbit passes through it in
this eclipse. is nearly its maximum
possible width, and therefore the total
eclipse has nearly the greatest dura-
ton possible.