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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-04
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Kidney Poisons
Wash Out Your Is Miles of Kidney
Tubes.

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Evening star., 1935-01-20
HEUR!CH TOSSERS
T00PENN NNEW GYM
Meet Newark Mules Today
Rinaldi Quintet Takes
on BaItimoreans.

~ 9TH Washington pro basket
x ball teams will perform here
II this afternoon.
Heurich Brewers will hold
forth for the first time in their new
gym at Twenty-sixth and D streets.
going up against the Newark Mules
of the Eastern League. This game
will get under way following COM
pletion of the first half Of a title be-
tween Parchey's Comets and the
Heurich Flashes, which will start at 2
o'clock. The main attraction will
begin then in order to enable the
Newark team to get back home to
play another game tonight.
TINE Brewers will be counting on
Bozie Berger, Noon Evans, Joe
Croson, Bucky Buscher, Ralph
Bennie. Everett Russell and others.
while the Mules will bring an array
with them including Honey Russell,
Benny Borgemann, Tiny Hearne, Lou
Spindell and George Chazmania.
Sholl's and Investigation, red-hot
foes, will come to grips in the George
Washington University gymnasium at
2:30 o'clock. after which the pro
Rinaldi Tailors and st. Dominic s
team of Baltimore will clash.
Investigation conquered Sholl'S
early in the year and the latter Is
keen to even scores. Both teams
boast crack line-ups and fine records.
Their clash marks the start Of play
in the new Metropolitan League.
Rinaldi tossers originally were
scheduled to meet the Polish-Amer-
ican team Of Baltimore. but the
latter has conflicting date IN the
Monumental City. st. Dominic's,
however, Is reported to have sturdy
team.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
ARMSTRONG SCHOOL
OPENS LOOP SEASON
Meets Rockville High Nine Here
April 20 in South Atlantic
Conference Games.

4 RMSTRONG HIGH SCHOOLS
~ base ball team will meet Rock
vile High April ~ here in the
first game Of "a in the colored South
Atlantic High School Conference In
volving teams of the District area.
Dates for the other 23 contests fol-
low:
April 26, Mayfield at Cardozo: 20,
Armstrong VS.. Mayfield at Fredericks-
burg, Rockville at Dunbar.
May /. Rockville at CardoZo; 3,
Douglass at Cardozo; 6, Armstrong at
Rockville. Douglas at Dunbar; 8,
Cardozo VS.. Dunbar; 10, Dunbar at
Rockville, Armstrong VS.. Douglass at
Baltimore; 13. Cardozo at Rockville.
Dunbar VS.. Armstrong: IS. Dunbar at
Douglass, Armstrong VS.. Cardo0o; II,
Dunbar vs. Mayfield at Fredericksburg,
Cardozo at Douglass; 20, Douglass at
Armstrong; ~. Mayfield at Dunbar:
"a, Dunbar vs.. Cardozo; n, Armstrong
VS.. Dunbar. Cardozo VS.. Mayfield at
Fredericksburg; 81, Cardozo vs.. Arm
strong.
June 3. Mayfield at Armstrong.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
TEAM STANDING.

Tabulation is expected to be pushed
to win the second-half crown because
Of the improvement of other teams in
the loop. Contests are played each
Monday and Wednesday in Macfarland
Junior High School gym.
A TEAM to represent the Agricul-
~ ture Department has been chosen
from the players in the loop. The
quint will play Independent ball and
expects to enter the District A. A. U.
tourney.
Members of the squad include
Collins, Rabbit, Benner. Risley, Reed,
Selmacy, Fuchs, Gale, johnson, J. Hall.
Murphy and Berry.
Glen Duey is manager Of the team,
which has booked games with teams
In Warrenton Rockville, Baltimore and
Annapolis.
~ iris of the Agriculture Depart
" ment have representative team
playing in the Recreation
League as we'll as independent games
Out-of-town contests have been booked
in Warrenton, Baltimore, Annapolis,
Rockville, Alexandria and Atlantic
City.
Members of the girls squad include
Charlotte Wade. Frances Winter, man
ager; Bertha Clayton, Bessie Snider
Sallie White, Charlotte Reidel. Melva
Graney. Fannie Jasper, Catherine
Shea, Edna Blackmer, Mary Passerine
Shirley Cunningham, Chaley Hynds
and Irene Carr.
The Department Of Agriculture girls
team Tuesday will meet the Garfield
A. c. sextet at 8 o'clock and Tabula-
ton Division will engage Disbursing
Oflce at 9 at Mcfarland gym. A
dance will follow.
Both the girls and boys squads are
coached by Jimmy Kitchens. director
of basket ball Of the Department Of
Agriculture.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
NAVY IS STOPPED
BY TARHEEL FIVE
McCachren Checks Berries
as North Carolina Wins
by 30.19 Score.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special 10 Inc SLAE.
A .NNAPOLIS, Md, January 49,
~ A basket ball team Of the Uni
~ versity of North Carolina,
brilliant in every department
of the game. won its ninth game in
a row this afternoon, all 1t has played
during the season, by defeating the
Navy, heretofore unconquered, 80
to 10.
The death blow was given to any
chances that the Navy may have had
by the efficient Jim McCachern, all
Southern guard, who took care oi
Buzz Berries, who usually piles up a
big total for the Navy. Today, he
scored but points, and the reason
was found in the way the able Tar
heel got in his way when he had de-
signs on the goal.
Doesn't Do Much Buzzing.
DORRIES shot safely from the hooI
h once in the first half and got
two more late in the game
when the Navy cause was hopeless
Bob Dornin started well and led in the
early going which found the Navy
ahead by to after six minutes OF
playing. but did no scoring at all in
the second half, the Navy's total ir
that period being but 7.
Nelson and Aitken scored from the
floor to put the teams on even terms
and then Aitken shot safely from the
line to send the visitors ahead by a
point, the first time the Navy had
been behind this season.
The Tarheels were masters OF the
situation from this stage on.
Navy had won all its four games
before suffering the defeat today.
Navy (1al Nor Carolina f3O)
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Georgeon BASKET Ball Team Conque BuckneU Contest
Forty Basketers
AndFive ROOters
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VTTINSIDE, Nehr.-u you've never
w seen q basket ball team play
In the snow, come out to Win.
side some time.
The only court the high school
possesses Is outdoors.
When 1t rains. practice has to be
postponed, but when 1t SHOWS the
team takes its setting-up exercises
with shovels and brooms and cleans
of the floor" for Winside High
has no gymnasium.
Gerald M. Cherry. former Ne
braska student and amateur boxer.
is the coach and in the last four
years his teams have won so out OF
81 games-all away from home, too.
The lack of gymnasium isn't
Cherry's only problem. The entire
male student body this Fall num-
bered only IS, but all except five
turned out for basket ball. The
other five make up the cheering
section!
Last season was a bad one for
winside-the team lost four gamesl
Part of the blame was put on the
weather as several times it showed
faster than the team could keep
the court cleaned.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Virginia to Check Mat Pros
Wants State Referees to Prevent All Rough
Side.Show Work in Matches.

other similar tactics will result in
disqualification by the arbiter. Loss
of the match and possibly further
punishment by fine, suspension or
revocation of the license.
Squirming deliberately out Of the
ring when the going gets too rough
also is frowned upon. The first
offense will result in warning
and the second In losing the fall.
A 60-day suspension is also pro-
vided.
Tossing an opponent deliberately
from the ring also Is taboo, the ref
cree being instructed to charge the
offender with 2 foul and award
ths match to ID opponent.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
LEADING EASTERN
AND TECH TO FACE
Battle Friday Tops Series
Card-Gray Also Meets
Central Tuesday.
BY z. A. FULLER, JR.

- SAA<6Abs JNs
"HE first of two clashes between
the pace-setting Eastern team
and the Tech quint is the high
spot Of the weeks card in the
public high school basket ball cham
pionship series. The gray and the
light blue come to grips ut Roosevelt
on Friday.
Eastern, defending champion, now
looms as the favorite. following the
unexpected defeat Of the Mckinley
team at the hands of Western on Fri
day. Eastern has won three games
and lost none and Tech has one win
and one defeat as its record.
The three other games listed for the
week will bring together Central and
Tech, those traditional foes, at Roose-
welt, and Roosevelt and Western, at
Tech on Tuesday, and Central and
Western at Tech on Friday.
Dean Is Hawkeye.
VYyHAT q shot that boy Lavelle
" Dean Of Eastern Is .. regard
less Of the angle he seems to
be able to cut EN- in without even
touching the rim He's a fine floor
general, too Coach Chuck Guyon,
who Is affecting q swanky Norfolk
jacket suit these days. along with his
well-known multi-colored overcoat,
says Dean Is only seasoned player on
the Eastern squad, but admits Edelin,,
Bucholtz and some Of the others
aren't half bad :. Tech attaches say
Coach Elmer Hardell won't admit 1t
but he expects Tech this season will
have the greatest track team in its
history Charley Nau, Centrals
sturdy guard, plans to try for the foot
ball team :. A swimming meet between
Central and Western soon will be held
if negotiations now in progress carry
One thing missing from the public
high school series this Winter is
cherubic Walter Haight. popular Off.
cial scorer Of former series The
veritable cannon Walter used to fire
at the games used to wake every
body and everything up within q
radius of q half mile he was un-
able to take the job this year because
Of pressure Of other business Those
corduroy pants the Eastern dribbleri
are sporting this season are really
nifty.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
J. C. C., GARFIELD LEAD
Top Section ! and 2 in Women'i
Recreation Basket Loop.

Jewish Community Center tossers
are leading in Section l and Garfield
is in front In Section 2 in the won1-
ems Recreation Basket Ball League
sponsored by the municipal play
ground department.
Four games are carded in the loop
this week, following the resumption
of play last week.
The card:
Tomorrow-Sherwood VS.. Garfield,
at Hine Junior High, $3.50 pm;
Tuesday, j. c. G. VS.. Takoma, Jewish
Community Center, 8; Thursday
Typewriters vs.. Y. w. c. A., Central,
1880: Friday, st. Ritas vs.. Garfield,
(fioor to be decided.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
H0YAS GET EARLY
LEAD, STAY AHEAD
1892 Victory Nets Fourth
Place in League-0nce
Have 26-7 Edge.
BY BURTON S. HAWKINS.

~ LAYING aggressively, George
u towns basket ball quint baffled
the Bisons of Bucknen to win,
81 to %, last night at Tech High
and climbed into undisputed fourth
place in the Eastern Intercollegiate
Conference.
Georgetown stepped into the lead
at the outset and with Ed Hargaden
and Don Gibeau whipping the cords
constantly, the Hoyas stayed in front
throughout the fray.
Hargaden, who provided the best
shot of the evening with back-hand
flip from the foul line, strengthened
his bid for conference scoring honors
by tallying five field goals and four
free tosses for IA points.
The Hoyas' passing attack, which
failed to function on their recent
Eastern trip, clicked in the second
half when Coach Freddy Mesmer's
five once ran the score to 26 to 7. Ten
before Ray Monohan, guard, made a
field goal for Bucknell's since the first
half ended at IS to 7.
Gibeau Is Alert.
Gibeau terminated many Bucknell
scoring threats by intercepting passes,
twice dribbling in to score for the
blue and gray. Chubby PARCELS, at
center for Georgetown, controlled the
tap-off and Tailed six points.
Johnny Sitarsky. stocky foot ball
star of Bucknell's win over Miami in
the Orange Bowl game New Year day
and Monohan led the attack for the
visitors with seven points apiece.
Ben zola and Joe Corless. Hoya
guards, collaborated with Hargaden to
give the fans a treat in deceptive pas
sing and pivoting Zola's passes to
Hargaden proved effective, while
Corless followed the ball well.
Last nights victory, the second over
Bucknen this season, places George
town behind the third-place Pitt
quint. The Hoya's have won two anc
lost two in league competition.
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-20
NAVY LOSES MATMAN.

ANNAPOLIS, January 19.-The
Navy wrestling team has lost the
services of Ray Vogel, l75-pounder
and probably the strongest member
of the squad, through an accident
not connected with the sport. Vogel
ran his arm through a glass pane In
a door in Bancroft Hall, cutting his
arm so badly that he will not be able
to wrestle for five or six weeks at
best
Evening star., 1935-01-20
College Cridmen
Shine in Movies

MANY former gridiron heroes
lVl are doing well in the movies.
Rebel Russell, Nebraska and
Northwestern fullback, is a star in
"horse opery," while Rusty Saun-
ders. the Southern California quar-.
terback, is director.
Nick Lukats Of Notre Dame is
under contract with a major studio
and being coached in singing be-
fore making his debut. They say
Lukats really can warble.
Aaron Rosenberg, the Trojan
all-America guard, is starting as a
film cutter.
Ralph Hewitt, once Of Columbia.
is doing news-reel work and Cot
ton Warburton soon will start q
movie job.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
GAL[AUDET ROUTS
SHENANDOAH, 29-19
Second.HaIf SpIurge Gets
Third Successive Win
for Blue Quint.

~ ALLAUDET'S hustling bas-
keters turned in their third
successive win when they
vanquished the Shenandoah
College quint, 1919, last night on
the Kendall Green court.
Battling was close throughout the
first half. with never more than a
few points separating the teams and
with the lead changing several times.
At the intermission the Blues we're
in front, 1913
With the start of the third period.
however. the Kendall Greeners, with
Co-Capt. Merle Goodin and Whitley
Guglitsch heading their attack, got
the range Of the basket and went
through the Virginians' zone defense
for IS points before Ayerson Of the
visitors finally came through with a
two-pointer.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
MARVIN SETS PACE
IN BASKET LEAGUE
Has a Clean Slate in Southern
Methodist Loop-Epworth at
- Top in Junior Glass.

"A FARVIN is heading the first-half
V race In the Young Mems Di-
vision of the Southern Meth
odist Basket Ball League, with four
wins in as many starts. Francis As
bury stands second, with two victories
against one defeat, followed by Mount
Vernon, with one win and one loss:
Emory, with no triumphs and two set
backs, and Epworth with no victories
and three defeats.
In games this week EpWorth meets
Emory and Mount Vernon engages
Francis Asbury tomorrow and Emory
battles Mount Vernon Wednesday.
Mt Vernon (2S) Epworth (9)
Evening star., 1935-01-20
GREEN TRIMS TIGERS.

PRINCETON, N. j., January 10 [P).
Taking a 17-14 lead at the half and
rallying in the closing minutes to
make up a 1890 deficit, the Dart
mouth basket ball team defeated
Princeton, 1892, tonight for their
second victory over the Tigers within
q week.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
EASTERN IS Beaten
BY PLEBE TOSSERS
Gains Early Lead, but Are Nosed
q Out in Last Two Minutes.
f. Count, 80 to- >26.
4 NNAPOLIS. Md, January 49,

"a NNAPOLIS, Nd, January ls.-
IA Navy Plebes, opening their bas-
ket ball season, won from East
ern High of Washington, 80 to 26,
taking the lead two minutes before
the end.
Eastern led by 13 to at the first
quarter and 16 to at the half.
While Dean and Buckholtz led in
the scoring for the visitors, the for
mer was covered well enough to keep
his total to hgure.
Fike, Ingram and MacFarland, all
Of the strong Plebes eleven Of last
Fall. led the second half drive that
matched the late victory.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
GEORGETOWN FROSH
KEEP SLATE CLEAN
Romp to 41.to.22 Victory Over
Central Basket Ball Team
on Tech Court.
CEORGEToWN's undefeated

CEORGETOWN'S undefeated d
II freshman five continued its vic
tory march by downing Cen
trail, 41-22, at Tech High last night
in preliminary to the Georgetown
Bucknell varsity game.
Using II men in the fray, Coach
Freddy Mesmer found all of his COM
binations equally effective against the
Blue and White. Smitty Nau and
Tony Barabas, brother Of the former
Columbia University gridiron star,
were the only little Hoyas who were
held scoreless.
Billy Vermillion, Central guard, led
the scoring with IL points, while Mike
Petrosky, freshman center, was high
for the victors with points.
Charley Nau, Blue and White guard,
won out in a family dispute over
Buddy and Smitty, frosh guards, by
scoring points.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
BASKET BALL TILTS
IN CHURCH LEAGUE
Totals. IL 5 2
SHIELDS BEATS TIDBALL.

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, January IS
@.-Francis x. Shields. Davis Cup
team member and third ranking
American player, today defeated Jack
Tidball, Southern California singles
champion. 63. Ga. in an exhibition
match.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
SOUTHEAST LOOP.

Tomorrow-5:3o. Brand A. c. VS.. South;
east Flashes; $50. st; Joseph's vs. Royal
Miller Furniture. Thursday-7:30. Sigma
Nu lambda VS.. Brand A. C.; $40; Ana
Friday-s:3O. Levy's Ice Cream w. Royal
AC,
Evening star., 1935-01-20
MARYLAND CARDS
SPECIAL AFFAIRS
Alumni and IN" Club and
AII-University Events Are
Month Apart.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
has set the dates for its two
~ big special indoor events,
Alumni and M Club night
and ALL University night. The former
is slated February and the latter
March 2.
At the February 2 event the Old
Liners will oppose Virginia in basket
ball and Washington and Lee in a
twin bill in Richie Colosseum as the
finale of the occasion.
Preceding the athletic events, the
varsity foot ball squad will be the
guests at a banquet at which the re-
turning alumni and M" men will be
present. Mai. L. M. Sylvester, presi-
dent of the M" Club, will present the
letters to the gridmen.
Arrangements to attend may be
made through George F. CRosy) Pol
lock, alumni secretary.
Is Pretentious Affair.
UNIVERSITY night was inaugu'
rated last year and will b
made an annual Midwjnter AZ
fair. II also is held in Ritchie Colos
scum
More than 300 men and women oi
the student body, faculty and stan
took part last year in pretentious
program that included practically al
of the curricular and extra-curriculal
activities on the campus. The pro-
gram this year will be widened some
what with more and briefer events
Starting at 7:30 in the evening, i
will require about 81 hours to com
plete.
The West Point boxing team vii
meet the Old Liners in the final ath'
letic feature, while q varsity basket
ball game will open the activities.
More than $500 witnessed last
years affair.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

ALEXANDRIA, Va. January 19.-
Episcopal High basketers easily de-
feated the Swavely School quint, 81
IA, here this afternoon. The home
team generally outclassed the invaders
from Manassas.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Gets All Points
In Basket Draw
LARGO, N. Oak. tP.-One player
i scored all the points In a 2-to-2

4 sc0reu All tne poInS IN q Z-UO-z
overtime basket ball game here.
John Porter, playing a forward
position, put his team In the lead
with a field goal in the first half,
and in the ensuing excitement Of
the second half, scored the tying
basket for his opponents.
Three overtime periods failed to
break the deadlock.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Totals.
Epworth (16) .
Totals. -. 9 o

In the young women's division of the
Southern Methodist League Epworth is
leading with two wins and no defeats. fol:
lowed by Marvin. with one victory and
one loss and Mt. Vernon and Francis
Asbury with no victories and one defeat
each
Marvin will meet the Francis Asbury
oulnt Tuesday.
In the last game Marvin was an 1873
victor over Mt. Vernon.
Summary: >
Evening star., 1935-01-20
.TAbULATI0N FIVE
WINS FIRST HALF.
Beats AII.Unit by Game in
Aggie League-Going Due
to Be Tougher.

TABULATION tossers, with nine
wins and one loss, took first
half honors in the Mems De-
partment of Agriculture Basket
Ball League, play in which has just
been finished.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
"Y" DRlBBLERS GAIN
FIRST HALF HONORS
Maintain Clean Slate in Sunday
School Loop-United Brethren
Second With One Loss.

EIRST-HALF play in the Y. NJ. c.
A. Junior Sunday School League
ended yesterday, when the Y. M.
c. A. quint downed the United
Brethren five, last seasons champion,
27-10, to win the half pennant. 1t
was the fifth victory In as many
starts for the Y team.
Second-half competition begins Feb
ruary 2,
Evening star., 1935-01-20
ENGLAND SOCCER VICTOR.

LONDON. January 10 R.-England
4oday defeated Wales, to !, in an
p. amateur soccer game ct Wimbledon.
England led, 20, at half time. .
Evening star., 1935-01-20
BY the Associated Press.

~ ICHMOND, Va, January 19.
- Professional wrestling in
Y Virginia is about to be
subjected to q thorough
scrutiny by the State Boxing and
Wrestling Commission, which has
promulgated q set Of rules designed
to clean up the sport.
Under the rules the commission
reserves the right to appoint the
referee and all other onicials for
wrestling exhibitions. Striking,
kicking. scratchi4g, gouging and
Evening star., 1935-01-20

,5rotals 426 Total. II 2 80
& Referee-Mr. Artigan western Mary
4ndD.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
COMMUNITY FVES
|. HEAVY CARD
0Imsted Grill, Twin Oaks,
Tied for Second Place,
Clash This Week.

= EvERAL games Of more than
usual interest are listed this
~ week in the Community Gen.
ter Basket League.
Never Wins, who have yet to lose
In the Young Mems loop, engage the
Majestic fve tomorrow night at tbs
o'clock. olmsted Grill and Twin Oaks
BlackhawkS, tied for second place In
the Roosevelt circuit, square of We'd
nesday at $50. Calvary brakes, who
play Investigation at Central tomor-
row night at $50, are much improved
and hope to knock the Sleuths out
of first place.
Here are the schedules and team
standings:
YOUNG MEMS CLUB LOOP.
Tomorrow nisht--7;15. Never Wins vs..
Malsstifs MansIiSs; SIR Stones Pharwasy
Wednesday-7:I5. Flsshers VS.. Monsrchs;
S;15. BaSketers VS.. Majestics; 9:l5. Stones
Pharmacy VS.. Never Wins.
ROOSEVELT LOOP.
(Majors)
s$;a sj$;;a FL; H:sf
Tomorrow--7;30, West wsshington vs.
fsam fsana d4.d M nsuranss T.areS .s:,
Twin Oaks vs., olmsted Grill.
tMinorD
RIy|s: Rs$: 2. s.!i:: {: e!ss9,ss gss: L g.!.
oySpsns THps11o"ssS ryns p.aY.s Eass pru,
Stores VS.. Thomas z. Clark Co. wednes-
day-s:30. Dome Oil Co. VS.. Young Mems
NORTHEAST LOOP.
(Majors)
B'a.'ei B.l lss.ss S.tsT sss:7i,As SIAM: x rs,
S.Isi.S so,. i S:$S;5 SSs5;S;s! e sss,ss !!
T0m3r5oEm3o sS NhgTtn MeTTlek vs. AK
A. c. TuesdsyNMarvin Church vs.. 6.
P. g wednesdsy-7:30, Rinaidi Tailors
9th St. Church " Mt. Pleasant. y !
St. joseph Club ! 8 Sig. Tau Lam. Z
Tomorrow--9:3o. sisma Tau vs.. Ma
l
Dunkers VS.. Mt. Pleasant. Thursday
$50. Ninth st. Christians VS.. et. Joseph.
| EAST WASHINGTON LOOP.
| WI WI
| Trinity a % wsrwicks
S.tznsns I @ Tai. 81 grace Church. Z $
Renrocs .... SIS Int. Revenue / 10
Tuesday-7:15. Grace Church vs.. Trim
| ity: s:15. Warwicks VS.. Internal Revenue.
Wednesday-s:15. Katzman's vg. War
vicks; e:l5. Internal Revenue VS.. Renroes.
CENTRAL LOOP.
Investigation y 16o 4 pEpco
sh9ls sl1. &c. Cafe ei Sst SStrs asssSs sDO5t as
Mt Vernon 4 3 BlA Standards 5
Calvary brakes 81 Loews Theater. o 5
Tomorrow-s:30. Mt. Vernon vs.. Ma
tional Guards; $40. Investigation VS.. CAL
vary brakes. Tuesday 80. Bureau Of
Standards VS.. Fire Department: $50; Cal
vary brakes VS.. P. Z. p. Co; $50. Corr's
l yaAx
Evening star., 1935-01-20
CENTRAL LOOP.

Tomorrow-s:30. Mt Vernon vs.. Ma
tional Guards; $40. Investigation vs.. CAL
vary brakes. Tuesday-7:30. Bureau OF
vary brakes VS.. p. Z. p. Co.; $50. Corr's
Sport Shop VS.. Sholl's Cafe. Wednesday-
7:30. Loew's Theater VS.. Fire Department.