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Sb.40U--N.E
A-RED-ROOM q HOME

Practically new. modern in every detail;
Seven good. big rooms. including four bed
rooms; hardwood floors hot-Water heat;
big. wide porches: bright cellar; is handy
to all ConVenienceS. surrounded by nice
homes. in strictly all-white section. and
the price made extremely low to sell it
quickly. Phone
r. M HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
WE HAVE SELECT. EXCLUSIVE LIST AT
reduced price and terms, 81 $50 up Near
Eastern High School, arranged for . fami-
lies: only $3.50: modern 3 porches gar;
$3.50 cash. $3.50 mo. Flats. S6 $50 up.
y. E. RYON CO., 1915 NY. ave. Natl 1907.
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NEW HOMES

NEW DETACHED BRICK, EARLY
AMERICAN" in the new Wakefield COM
munity, 410S Reno rd.. near Chesapeake st.
FIVE bed rooms, two baths; all rooms spa
cious and light; highest grade building
specifications: large veranda. maids quar-
tters detached brick garage: well-landscaped
lot with large shade trees. "Carefree COM
fort with modern gas appliances" Highest
elevation in the city. Immediately adjacent
to new elementary, junior and high schools.
$4,000.
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3610 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE NV

Brick dwelling 25 feet wide Six very
large rooms. tile bath, new modern gas
heating system. Frigidaire. automatic hot
water. screened and weather stripped
throughout. House in AL condition.
Schools stores. transportation. Price.
H H. CARTER. Inv Bldg. Natl. 417s.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S10.5O0.

bed rooms. 2 baths. gear garage;
new-house condition: large wooded lot:
near the Circle; S10,500 Phone C1eve-
land $500 for appointment to inspect.
Evenings. Cleveland 7162.
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SILVER SpRING MD

6-room frame. large living room. open
fireplace. dining room. kitchen. lavatory
on nrst hoor: bed rooms, tile bath second
noor; hot-water heat. nice yard lot 5Oxl so
owner Will sacrifice for S6.450; easy terms.
Call Mr.. Warfield
GhnrnLnr,,
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SALE--HOUSES.
tContinued.)

old CHEVY CHASE. MD.-SI0,950.
O. Detached Dutch Colonial brick-and-
frame mes construction. 4 lovely home With
screened side porch, eiec. refriqaration
;2.car garage; lot 65xl2O. This is = choice
aSsSss0n SaSs Dns sstsssn ssy snd CHASE
MAJ, PHILLIPS PHILLIPS & CANBY. INC, ''
=. Natl. 5000. 1912 18th St NV
SnSb ali br,ck! TN r ST; ST., Nw:1sEMI-DETAcHEp
s4Is real hC%s me sa MeS2a2kAn sSiafs nfSss Dss
house 500 aeishbeTh9ed SePu. i,ts Srlsk e
pointmeppttnl ptn See 4ro Mn Pm T.. Sunday or By ap-
,a4a y a sAaDEEL5RERf W. LEE.
l943 d 81. NV. Dist 1900.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.. CORNER-S1O.75O.
baths; built IN garage oil burner with
thorcashy Hs built beaatfaly baaSs Is npHn1sa pIaansd
hnd hndss very attractive. Easy terms or small
aoa4 4 r. tFfds ave- na MM' De: E.
xyoU ySMUJ. Hay HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A
sSsf s1uSe aoor with & bed room and bath on the
bath he second foor 0fS Furrsd, T9Sms nsa ana
e5c1 os6zF5a o%APIE :. JAMES Nc NE sS0 ,,..
s-- s---SSo1e ID ave Shep. 4455.
CLEVELAND PARK
Sne OF the finest homes in this close-in
xunurD. Spacious center-hall plan (house
SS.TI9SS; SSv.xT19S; bed rooms on End floor. 2
way, maids quarters automatic heat
= Ereplaces; beautiful lot 80xl45. with trees.
tTi1aceptlonaily tia well built: excellent condi-
Miller, BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL, q3o0.
EVENING PHONE. CLEVELAND O112
N. OLD CHEVY CHASE.
wear circle. This fine center-halI home
containing large rooms. 21a baths maids
ioomi iess tbs automatic heat is, reduced S4 600
MILLS; National 143S or evenings De
eatur 2166. Ne
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ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN MODERN
2-family brick apt. best residential section,
Takoma Park. for land on main highway.
Address Box 279-J Star office. 3O'
CoLoRED-FAIRMONT. HEIGHTS, MD
Groom house and 5 lots. 125 by 1874.
House rented for S17 so.
LEO V. GLORIUS.
1913 18th st. NV District 1905
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
$685..

-Four rooms. kitchen and bath; INV h.,
hardwood floors. screened porch. garage.
poultry house, " acre. shrubbery: COM
muting distance. THE LUTTRELL CO.,
Fall Church is
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1921 4th ST. NV.
EXCEPTIONAL, BUY

on level lot with trees Positively the
only available new. Groom and 2-bath
house with finished third floor in this
convince you of this value. Call Columbia
S157 after q pm
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NEW SEMI-DETACHED.

OUTSTANDING BARGAIN.
And the last opportunity to purchase in
this exclusive residential section, contain
3ng 6 spacious rooms, 2 baths. automatic
gas heat, electric health kitchen, recrea-
tion room. copper screened. metal weather.
stripped and caulked. insulated; paved
street and alley: attractive lawn; many
other conveniences. Priced to SELL terms.
Inspect today.
1921 4th SIT. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE. d C

MoSt exclusive section west of Conn
sve; Detached center hall. rooms )
SSaths. oil heat. Gear garage. tile roof. lot
oO rect wide. Close to grade Junior and
senlor hlgh schools. Small cash payment,
osIance one mortgage at 5cc PAYABLE like
rreist. no renewals. JAMES E. SCHWAB
eouInern Bldg, Dist. S157 or Clev. 140S.
NEW. DETACHED, AIR-CONDITTONFD
eo,25o-6-room brick. Words cannot de-
scrlbe It's many unique and lovely features.
EaSy terms. Only "a mile from D. c.
Geo. $500. Evenings. Clev S454
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MONEY TO LOAN ON D c. REAL ESTATE
az lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE I. HEISKELL. 1115 Eye st. NV.
ON D. C.-VA.-MD PROPERTY, FIRST AND
second trusts. FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT
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DUPLEX APARTMENT

OR HOME SITE.
go feet frontage. contains 1900 So.
feet. all improvements One block from
Rhode Island ave Only S4OO. Phone
Hyattgyille $40 for inspection
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SUPERINTENDENT PROPERTY.

SOLID BLOCK OF HOUSES AND LOTS,
3l2 mi. from downtown. ami: SIS.
equity. $4,000. Box 37-H. Star Office.
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AUTO LOANS.

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR cAR-ws
win lend you full market value on your
car. Cash in minutes. Borrow on your :
car and pay for that vacation, old binssn
etc Nolan Motor Co., I'LL 18th st. NV. :
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4FTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until TUESDAY. THE SIXTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. AID. 1896, AT THE SAME
TIME and SAME PLACE.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
Se30 oc5
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

FIVE TRACTS CUT TO SUIT; Q TO Is
miles; 500 to $500 per a.: no cash if you
build. Owner. w. a. SHERMAN, R. /.
Mclean. Va. Phone Falls Ch. S53-F-4. Sc
Bargain; new 6-room house; So. 75O;
through cwner, no agents. Atlantic
5499-J.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
S6.250; $500 cash. 315 Holly ave-
New detached brick bungalow, 5 rooms,
modern: unusual kitchen. lerge attic. gear
built-in garage h;,w;h.: lot 50x132; "a
NOT NEW. BUT COZY EOME. MODERN,
with 5 rooms, bath and h.-wh.; So 300:
easy terms. BOSS & PHELPS Walnut SS15.
2-STORY FRAME. 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
large lot: good condition. Forced sale. only
"a 750 National 4Q32
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
7 - D TT IL = A IT Civ.

hOOoESo FUN BALE.
0S. 500-N r T H E A S T-Six-room and
bath house. lust redecorated; recre-
alton room in basement; front and
sleeping porches; elec. refrigeration:
convenient to stores. transportation and
s9, 95oSNEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
west of Conn. ave: Attractive. well
constructed brick in most desirable
and convenient residential section OF
the city: 2l feet wide: unusually large
room > tile baths front porch. large
rear porcheS; elec. refrigeration. maid S
room; metal weather. stripped, garage.
INSPECTION invited. TERMS.
e12 .950-CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Detached
Colonial brick home, on splendid lot
60XI00 feet rooms baths and
heat, elec. refrigeration. Originally
cost 500 900. Inspection arranged.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV National 2345.
BRIGHTWOOD-CORN BRICK. RMS.
ami. gear brick garage; near schools,
stores; small down payment. OWNER,
North 1887.
BARGAIN = -HEALTH-IMPATRED OWNER
Is forced to sell his home. 3002 Porter st.
NV, at a tremendous Sacrltce. 1t is
stone house, semi-detached; large, cheer
ful rooms toilet first floor. porches. garage,
new oil burner, Frigidaire. awnings. LIN
kINS CO.. 1888 De Sales st. NV. District
ROO
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S6.95O,
NJ w GECTT0N

Six rooms. bath. Semi-detached: $500
cash and $50 per month. Completely re-
conditioned. Call MIR. FIELDS. Geo 2042
house within next year, do not fail to in
spect this new .center-hall all-brick home
IN one OF the loveliest sections OF Chevy
Chase. D. c. Large rooms. built-in garage.
recreation room. finished attic; wooded lot
convenient school and TRANSFORMATION. 1t
Is buy. Call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
INC. Wisconsin 5511. until 8 pm.
$3.50 CASH.
Balance like rent, for new. attractive home
IN Chevy, Chase. D. c.; has nice lot with
trees, and convenient to school and trans
portation. Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
INC. Cleveland 1882 until pm
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

BEVERLY BEACH. CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots bungalows, terms; Gentiles only Ser
for booklet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co. N
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

I AM LOOKING FOR SMALL HOMES m
desirable sections. Terms CASH No
commission charge. Phone District 5e7S.
GOVT. EMPL. WANTS MODERN HOME,
approx. S5,000-S6. 900. Will cover cash
payment by note payable in one year bal
ance monthly payments. $50. Address
Box 2aS-J. Star Office 30s
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY ALL CASH
for houses in residential or commercial
white section. Please give price and loca-
Address Box 314-J. Star Office.
! PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame, white or colored. Immediate ac-
ton, NO commission. E. A. GARVEY Dis
trict 450s. 1126 vt. ave
PAY CASH-GET MY PRICE BEFORE
you sell your property: immediate settle
% no54 Vermont sye Nstl SG Pay 44ss G.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV. District $3.50,
Evenings. Call Cleveland $3.50
$3.50.

$7,250.
$3.50 CASH. $50 MONTH.
only one at this price. The biggest bar
gain in the NV. Very conveniently located;
rooms, cleo. refrigeration many other
convenlences: excellent condition; garage:
deep lot: paved alley and street To inspect,
call at 1921 4th NV. between 7 and p m
CAPITOL HILL,
New Supreme Court close to Capitol and
Senate Office Building. Attractive brick
home containing rooms bath. h w h.
cleo; BILE for rooms or tourist. Priced
low at $500.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St NV. Realtor. Natl. O753
Evening Phone Geo 49S1-
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AUTO LOANS.


We have the lowest rates in the2
city. Be sure to investigate our2II
charges before you get a loan.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th st. NV.
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513 MAPLE RIDGE RID,

BETHESDA. MD.
enjoy recommending this property for
your critical inspection and appraisal Lot
is 100x150 it., surrounded by fine hedge.
and contains valuable shrubbery and shade
Of MASONRY coNsTRucTIoN and and CON. con:
sists OF large rooms. sun parlors. 2
hreplaces FULL BATHS. l maids room
and extra lavatory: electric refrigeration.
Price. So. 500 Terms reasonable to respon-
sible purchaser. By all means see this
FRANCES POWELL HILL,
1914 Conn. Ave. Decatur 1892
TWO REAL HOMES BY OWNER.
SEVEN ROOMS. AMI; TWO ACRES.
Al CONDITION. 2nd house west Of store:
Glenn Dale. Md; S4.250; small payment
g. ROOMS AMI: oil burner, h-w.h.
insulated with .zonolite; beautiful large
lot. corner University drive and West
Madison ave-; 1880: terms CHARLES
o. DAVENPORT. Hyattsville Hills, Md. 2'
IL ACRES IN MD,
Four miles from D. c. A real bargain.
7-room modern house. city conveniences;
lily pond, chicken house. garage. trees and
shrubbery. Don't miss opportunity Of se-
curing the best buy Of the year. Only
$3.50: terms. Call Mr.. Fort.
ROBERT l.. .McKEEVER CO, INC,
shoreham Bids. National A76o.
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SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR ST. MARTINS.
SIS, 5,750-S500 Cash, $50 Mo.
Buys an elegant brick. rooms and bath,
hot-water heat cleo, dry cellar. rear alley
Home ownership is far superior to renting,
so start now to own your own home.
AUSTIN M. COOPER,
Tyo
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES-

ON HTS. Mr.. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL;
cost S10.5 500: $500, on easy terms, OF
rent 2nd-floor fiat. S47.5O: 2 b., space for
z cars; cheap. N. E. RYON CO.. 1915
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NEAR CONN. AVE.
9EDnrED Tn GIn SpC


Brick. 4 bed rooms. baths, spacious
rving room. dining roon1 sun room. garage;
IN new-house condition. Reasonable cash
payment. balance one note
DIXIE REALTY CO..
1417 Z ST. W. National $3.50.
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CHEVY CHAsE-BRIcK HOME. LARGE
shaded lot: garage. new oil burner. A real
bargain. Phone Natl. 4933. %
ROOMING HOUSE, MINTWOOD PL.
near 18th and Columbia rd.-9 large bed
looms. excellent condition. Owner leav-
ing city must sell at once. Phone Natl.
4933. 2.
18th ST. HEIGHTS-DETACHE 7-ROOM.
ami. frame bungalow. gear garage. large
lot: $3.50. No agents. Address Box 344-J,
Gtar nf6cn
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S6.750.
wOODRIDGE-BUNGALOW.

Owner will sacrifice; rooms and bath.
attic, automatic h.-w.h.. Weather-stripped,
hardwood floors. recreation room. elec. re-
frigeration. nice lot; perfect condition. See
any time
District 2724. Columbia 726o-J. ..
2736 CORTLAND PL NV.
rooms. . baths. recreation room. gas
heat: one year old. Owner will sell at
reasonable price and terms
Columbia 1875. 2'
ON WASH. BALTIC. BLVD-DETACHED,
8 rooms and bath in perfect condition. at
HyattsVille; good for business: lot 6Ox15O.
Price only S6.95O: good terms. E. A. GAR
NEY. Dist. 450S. 1925 Vt. ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
Irish Exc Out
1870 Triumph
Notre Dame Forced to Go
Limit to Conquer
SCrappy Bulldogs.

The scrappy, determined Butler
University basketball team which
Saturday night handed the vaunted
Notre Dame cagers the biggest
scare that the Irish have en-
countered in their 13-game victory
march, today returns to the field
house court with renewed optimism
to prepare for the sub-distric.
Olympic basketball eliminations-
The Olympic play begins at Fair
view fieldhouse Friday and Sat-
urday
Coach Tony Hinkle's Bulldogs
provided 40 minutes of thrills for
approximately 1900 spectators when
they closed their regular schedule
by falling four points short of stop
ping the Irish parade. The score
was "a to 80.
To Captain Toy Jones and Scott
Armstrong in particular goes the
credit for the spectacular attack of
the team which had lost seven
straight encounters, only to bound
back with a flashy performance
that rivals all past Bulldog Irish
feud renewals.
Johnny Ford, eX-Cathedral High
School luminary who concludes
three years of varsity competition
this season, and Johnny NOR, high
scoring ace who found the range
four times in the second half, wdaf
the outstanding stars for the Iri
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
Leon Team Joins
Football League
Local Eleven to Be Road
Club in Midwest.

Due to its brilliant record made
Manager Marion Bauermister and
Assistants Dale Covalt and Buck
Adams returned from meeting of
league officials in Cincinnati yes
terday, and reported that they in
tend to accept the bid.
last fall, the local Leon Tailor foot
ball team has been invited to join
the Midwest semi-pro grid league.
Other teams already in the league
are the Standard Centrals of Louis
vile, Dayton Kesslers, American
Legions of Troy, O.; Good Will
Stoves and Model Shoes of Cincin-
natl. The Icons are to join as a
road club, scheduling all games out
of the state.
More teams may be added. Invi-
tations have been sent to Nashville,
Portsmouth, Columbus and Toledo.
Manager Bauernister is anxious
to sign several new players for this
years team. For information, COM
municate with the manager at
DreXel 0148-J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
Elves
Selected for
Olympic Trials
Notre Dame, Indiana Among
Six Teams Named for
Meet Here.

Indiana, co-leader of the Big Ten
Conference, and Notre Dame, win
ner of 20 games this season, were
among six teams selected last night
to compete in the fifth district
Olympic basketball tournament here
March II, Is, IA at Butler field
house.
Three other Big Ten Conference
teams, Northwestern, Ohio State
and Illinois, and De Paul of Chi
cago, were others selected by the
district committee, William F. Fox
Jr, chairman, announced.
Ia Others Invited
Fourteen ether teams were in
vited to compete in a preliminary;
tournament here Friday and Sat-
urday to complete the field of eight
for the district competition.
They were Butler, Ball State.
Central Normal, De Paw, Indiana
State. University of Detroit, James
Millikin, Wayne University, Uni
versity of Cincinnati, Western Re-
serve, Marietta, Ohio Wesleyan.
Miami and Macomb Ill) Teachers
College.
Word was received from Decatur,
Ill. today stating that James Mil
likin University had decided not to
participate in the tournament. Ac-
ceptance of invitations were re-
ceived in communications with the
University of Cincinnati, Western
State Teachers College of Macomb,
Ill, and the host school.
Ticket Price Discussed
The committee has made tenta-
tive plans to charge 40 cents for
each session of the trials. The
number of sessions will not be de-
cided until the number Of Compel
ing schools is known.
The committee, which met at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club yester-
day afternoon, also considered offers
to transfer the tournament to Chi
cago and Detroit, but held to
original plans to stage the event at
the local fieldhouSe.
Although an entry has been re-
ceived from Notre Dame, and the
Irish will rank as one of the
favorites, it is understood that the
South Bend university possibly may
choose not to compete in the
Olympic trials. Purdue University,
one of the outstanding teams of this
section, did not file entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
sof
A. A. u. Mat Event
Carded for City
Olympic Tryouts on Bill at
Local Y. M. C. A.

Team and individual wrestling
championships of the Indiana
Kentucky district of the A. A. U.
are to be decided here Saturday.
March %. A tourney will be con-
Quoted in the Y. M. C. A. gym be-
ginning at l o'clock.
The meet is to be recognized as a
sectional Olympic tryout. Weight di-
visions will include 1913 pounds, 1874.
l45, 1873, 174, 191 and heavies.
Weigh-ins will begin at 8 Saturday
morning, March %, with drawings
at noon.
Information and entry forms NAV
be obtained from Walter Keaton at
the local "Y."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
By Eddie Ash
KLEIN MAY BE ON WAY BACK
ANYWAY, HE'S BLASTING SPHERE

WHEN Charles (Chuck) Klein Of indianapolis cracked out
home run in the fifth game of the World Series last
fall and sent the classic to battles observers
ced the Hooser would bounce back into the headlines this
year. And he's doing that very thing.
The batting Of Klein has been feature of the Chicago
Cubs spring training workouts in California in spite of the
fact the hUre he has been facing hold advantage of
week him in practice He reported with the second
squad of Bruins and Immediately started blasting the horse
hide to the deep stretches Of the outfeld.
Chuck
long uphill drive slump and
forgotten
right field when the gets under
Klein small when the Phles
He the National chief the
Chicago club felt that Chuck
a contract calling for $4,000.
Perhaps the big up headlines and
it's possible that he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02


the veteran Californian.
Most of Lewis victories arrive as
result of his Furnishing deadlock
hold, but Irish Pat is confident he
can stay clear of Eds most powerful
weapon Of attack. O'Shocker says
he is not over-rating his own ability
and views the bout as one of the
most important of his career.
What stacks up as the best sup
porting program staged here in
months will be offered preceding the
feature attraction. The semi
windup will see Otto Kuss, 228,
former Indiana University mat ace,
in a test against two-fsted Tom
Marvin. 214, Tulsa. Otto beat Pete
Schulz, 236, here last Tuesday and
demonstrated that he has improved.
Ernie Zeller, 228, former Indiana
State Normal athlete, will pit his
skill aaginst the powerhouse tactics
of Babe zaharias, 236, Pueblo, Colo,
in the opener. Zeller has gone un-
defeated in four local bouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
Wisconsin Feels
Position Is Safe
No Cause for Custer Cry,
Regent States
By United Pres

By JHifcd Press
MADISON, Wis, March 2.-The
University of Wisconsin board of
regents waited for President Glenn
Franks nominations to a new fac
ulty athletic board today, to prove
the Badgers are qualified to remain
in the Big Ten Conference.
The Big Tens ultimatum demand
ing proof that the faculty still
runs WiSconSin's athletics failed to
alarm Harold M. Wilkie, regents
president.
There really is no cause for
alarm" he said. There's nothing to
do but wait until DR.. Frank appoints
new athletic board"
The old board resigned in a huff
because the regents ignored its
recommendation for retention of DR..
Walter E. Meanwell. athletic direc-
tor. The regents ousted Meanwell,
Football Coach Clarence E. Spears
and Athletic Trainer Bill Fallon,
after a furry of charges.
The Conference faculty commit
tee ordered the university faculty
to assure them that they are in
control of athletics. The penalty is
suspension from the Conference on
July l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
Lucille Target of
Curtis Cup Girls
Miss Robinson Faces Vic
tins in New Event.
By United Press

By Umited Press
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 2.
Lucille Robinson, Des Moines vet
eran golfer, will be the target of
two Curtis Cup sharpshooters-Patty
Berg of Minneapolis and Marion
Miley of Lexington, Ky-when play
in the Florida East Coast tourna-
ment begins tomorrow.
Miss Robinson, who was not in
Guided in the Curtis Cup nomina-
lions announced last week, uncere-
moniously blasted the Misses Miley
and Berg from the South Atlantic
tournament to take the title.
Maureen Ocutt Crews. Miami vet
eran, who holds the only other VIC
Tory over Patty Berg this winter,
will be called upon to settle per-
sonal duel with the young Mime
apolis star.
Included in the field are Mrs.
Opal S. Hill, Kansas City, former
holder of the trans Mississippi and
Western titles; Peggy Wattles, Buff
falo, former New York state cham
pion, and Hilda Mae Livengood,
Illinois champion
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-02
Grade School Boys to
Vie in Paddle Tourney

A boys championship table tennis
tournament, sponsored by the
Paddle Club, will be held next Sat-
urday morning at the club courts in
the Test Building. All boys attend
ing grade school are eligible.
Entries will be received at the
Paddle Club, Lincoln 0606, until
Friday afternoon.
Paddles and balls will be fur
nished by the Paddle Club and gold
and silver medals will be awarded
the winner and runner-up. The
tournament will start at 9 a. m. and
be completed by noon. 1t viii be
an elimination event, each match
being 2 out of 8 games. The games
win be open tQ. the public free.