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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
Charles Dawson Dead

Charles L. Dawson, father Of Joe
Dawson, former winner of the Indl-
annapolis 500-mile auto race, died
last week at his home in Minneap-
oils, MINI, according to word re-
ceived here today.
Formerly associated with the mill
ing department of Nordyke & Mar
mon Co., he left Indianapolis several
years ago to operate a flour mill in
Owosso, Mich.
He is survived by another son,
Charles Dawson, of Minneapolis, and
daughter who lives in Monroe,
Mich.
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College Scores
STATE COLLEGES


Detroit. SO: Butler 80.
Hanover, SO; Pennsylvania, 30.
Indiana, 48: Louisville. 26.
Franklin, 80: Ball State, 30.
Anderson, A; Giffin (Ol. 81.
Central Normal. SO; Taylor. 35.
OTHER COLLEGES
Georgia, 80; Tennessee, "a.
Heidelberg, Al; Ohio Northern, 29.
Marietta. Al; Ashland, 49,
Westminster, AS Youngstown, 10.
Toledo, 40; John Carroll. 80.
Simpson, so; Penn, 80.
Missouri. 80; Iowa State, 90.
st. Ambrose, 48; Iowa Wesleyan, 80.
Utah Aggies, As; Utah, 20.
Warrensburg 54; Kirksville MOI 81
Fort Hays, So; PrtsoGrg tKas.J Teach
Louisiana State, 81; Mississippi, 81.
Concord, So; Anderson -Broaddus, Al.
,b West :, Virginia Wesleyan A; Mar
Chenille, 81: west Liberty wv. Val. 2s
NorthTestern Teachers, 81; Northeast
Fast Central Cokla). 80; Central
Missouri Valley A; Tarkio, 20.
Platteyille Teachers, AZ whitewater
North Dakota state. 81; Iowa Teach
ers, %.
McKendree. 81; shurtlen, 81.
California, 80 Stanford, 35.
South Dakota 30; Omaha. %.
Colorado College. so; Colorado State 23
Carthage, Al; Knox, 81.
Valley City, IS; Mayviile North
St. Cloud Mimi. As; Moorhead Teach
Duluth Teachers. So: winona Teach
ers, "a
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Capacity Cr0Wd on Hand
for Tmes-Legion Bouts
80 Scraps Supply Diversity Of Action in Golden Gloves
Boxing Carnival at Armory.
Continued From Page TweIve)

bell, Senate Avenue Y. M. c. A. Ne
gro welterweight, and William Ran
dolph, Fort Harrison, stood toe-to-
toe all the way, with the Negro edg-
ing out the soldier.
Wallace Proteges FIashy
Two proteges of Roy Wallace. for
mer indianapolis ring favorite, pro-
Vlded the classiest exhibitions of the
program in Open Glass welterweight
nghts. Charles Benson and Harry
brown assumed crouching positions
and Strengthened up fast to send
llghtning-like thrusts at their op-
pOnents.
Brown welded the most destruc-
tive blow on the card. Midway in
the third canto, Brown and Dave
Williams, BeSs A. C.'s veteran Negro
mauler, had fought an even bat
tie. Backing Brown into a corner
Williams charged him and was met
with a finishing punch to the law
That travelled only six inches.
Benson went after John Gallo
way, Negro, Bess A. c.. in a work
man-llke manner, and his smooth
ness of maneuver had Galloway in
bad shape at the end of the fight
gaining a popular decision.
Free-for- All
A broken thumb failed tn chaol
the two-fisted punching of Claude
Williams, Negro, Washington A. C.
novice middleweight, in his free
for-all scrap with Robert LITTLE
Fort Harrison. Although the hone
was broken in the first round. the
Negro carried give and take at
tack to courageous soldier and
Won on points.
Anticipation of seeing big Eliza
thompson probably held fans in
tneir seats until the last CONS The
giant Negro novice fulfilled all ex-
pectations, but it was his defense
rather than h offense that ended
the scrap. Mefdith Hunt. u. S.
Tire A. c., fractured a thumb in
the second round when he con-
nected with the towering heavy
weight contender.
Nevertheless, the Washington A.
G. giant proved that he has
enough coordination in his 2l5-
pound frame to win many ring bat
Ties. Instructions under Norm Tier
RE, known to the professional ring
as ray Hurtz, have aided big Eliza
curing his short training period.
Third Session Next Friday
Coach Nate Goldberg's Plainfield
Boys School scrappers, who chalked
up Tour victories last week. encoun-
tered first defeat last night. Len
WOOD Hubbard, Negro, bowed to
clarence Harris. Negro novice mid
oleweight carrying the Bess A. C.
coiors: Guy Sarber, Negro, previous
~ mad made it five straight for the
Goldberg stable by outpointing Lee
steele. Oliver-WPA Negro nyweight.
With the wedding out of many IN
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experienced battlers, action is to be
intensified next Friday night at the
third session, when survivors and
the Open Class fighters take the
stage. Champions are to be crowned
at the conclusion of the tourna-
ment, Feb. IA.
Complete results of last nights
fights:
NOVICE CLASS
liz pounds
Charles Vert, Brightwood- wPA. out
pointed Alfred Ogbcrne, Negro, Bess A. c.
Bobbie Guss, Washington A. c.. out
pointed Ha.si+ James r McGill Briightwood- WPA
mond decisioned Richard Allen. Colonial
a. Thomas Wood. Brightwood-wpa out
Elmer Messer, Coilman- A. 6. out
Do FSodd RiG MsSssr Mc Ga%.
ponte Sp0 char ssssf scha oh a out
. Guy scharber. Negro, Indiana BOYS
School. outpointed Lee steekem. oliver
WA. technical IL Knockout Sto Over oii Pete
W f1s, Neg, Negro Bess A. e. two rounds;
M, c. A. third round
11S pounds
Charlie Nichols. Negro, Bess A. c., de-
cisioned Jimmie Self. OliverWPA.
Ar HSaTe weT Eeea Wa 0uD0inted
Leroy Dycus, Negro. Bess- A. c.. out
pointed George Watson, Puritan Bed
BucEy Cunningham, oliver-wPA. out
pointed Robert Byrne. Colonial A. G.
126 pounds
Lee Freeman. Negro Bess A. C.; knocked
joe Day pnadachd third
decisioned Nick lief. unattached
Melvin Tevis. Negro. Miller A. c.. Rich
mond. decisioned Paul Palmer. Negro.
y Carl = wells, oliyer;wPA; outpointed John
sd ammi Charles nf Bfaek sei
100 pounds
Jimmy Gustafson Oliver-WPA. KO'd
John Preda, unattached. first round
stoned Robert Williams. Negro. coli mean
Claude williams, Negro. Washington
G.. outpointed Robert Little. Fort Har-
F, McGlenchey.. U. 8. Tire decisioned
LOUIS Fechtman, Washington A. c.
cisioned Lenwood Hubbard. Negro. Plain
Charles Benson Wallace Monaghan
Ernest Roach. Negro. unattached. de-
Lee Lewis, Negro, Miller A. c.. Rich
mond. outpointed Cliff Fultz Oliver
Don Buckalow, Fort Harrison. technical
knockout over Jimmie Armour, Oliver
WPA. first round.
Heavyweight
Eliza Thompson. Negro, Washington
A. c.. technical knockout over Meredith
Hunt, q. S. Tires. second round.
OPEN
141 pounds
William Campbell Negro, Senate Avenue
Y. M G. A. decisioned William Randolph
Fort Harrison.
Harry Brown. Wallace Mons Afghan
knocked out Dave Williams Negro. Bess
A. c.. third round.
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2 Cards of Thanks

FINNEY-We wish to extend our heartiest
E. Holman and Rudicel the nurses at
the Methodist Hospital relatives friends
and Funeral Director Harry Moore, for
then. acts of kindness and beautiful
floral offerings curing the bereavement
and death of our beloved wife and
mother, Bertha I. Finney.-Arthur w.
Finney and Son.
SHANEY-We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the many
neighbors friends. sisters of the o. r
and D: of P, the relatives and especially
Pr W, F. Rothenberger Mrs Mary
Ho1meyer, the singer, and Mr. B. S.
assistants for their consoling words,
beautiful floral offerings and Tor every
kindness shown at the death of our
mother. Ella Bakemeyer Shaney.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Bakemever.
M and Mrs. Vim. R. Gray.
William M 90 ar,nounr
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Manual High Students
Given FrenZel Medals,
Other Athletic Awards

Manual Training High School
athletic awards have been an
nounced by Principal E. H. Kemper
McComb.
Five senior boys and ten juniors
received Frenzel awards. They are
Oscar Segal, James Roudebush, JIM
mie Angelopolous, Norman Burger,
Howard Bramlet, Morris Nahmias,
Frank King, Oscar Viewegh, Nathan
Stein, Robert Stringer, Leon Hast
ings, Roy Dillahay, Elmer Caps,
Lawrence Sanders and Ralph john
son.
Genevieve Stumpf was presented
with a silver Frenzel medal for par
ticipation in girls sports. Eleanor
Kottkamp received a four-inch M.
t. monogram; Adele Gold and Fe-
dora Hermann, six-inch M. T.
monograms, and Helen Hogan, an
E. M. T. H. S. monogram.
Russell Burger, '34-'35 intra-
school tennis champion, has had his
name engraved on the Martin Men
ges tennis trophy.
Yell Leaders Wilbur Meyer, Guy
WhiteSide and Roscoe Miller were
recipients of special block Ms. Two
football senior student managers,
Roy Pattison and Forrest Meyers,
also got special block M monograms.
Their aides, Robert Fritschie and
Frank King, received Six-inch felt
monogramS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01

The indianapolis Times,
through its Business Manager,
Earl ID. Baker, has entered
three teams in the A. b. c.
tournament. One team will
represent the editorial depart
ment, one will include the cir
culation department employees
and the third will be composed
of mechanical department
bowlers.
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John Lewis Passes

John o. Lewis, VINO died yester-
day in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George E. Shelley, 2054 Park
av, is to be buried Monday in Grown
Hill. Services are to be at 10 in the
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.
Mr.. Lewis, who was "a, was born
in Greencastle and had made his
home in indianapolis for 40 years.
For many years he operated livery
stables and later was in the restau-
rant business here. In recent years
he had been an operator for the In
dianapolis Street Railways and was
retired two years ago.
Mrs. Shelley is the only survivor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
UndergOes Operation
for Injured Knee

George (N1atty) Crawford, guard
on the Butler University football
team last fall, has undergone all
operation on his knee at st. Vim
cents Hospital to correct a torn
cartilage.
Crawford suffered the injury dur
ing the home coming game with
Wabash here and was unable to see
action the rest of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
CITY BOY SCOUTS TO
HOLD RALLY TONIGHT
Meeting Will Be Part of Silver Ju-
bilee Observance Here.

Boy Scouts are to hold a CITY,
wide rally, tonight in Tomlinson
Hall as prelude to observance here
OF the end of the silver jubilee year
OF scouting in America. The birth
day of scouting is Feb. 8, and an
other city-wide rally is to be held
then.
The movement has grown from
200 troops to 10000 in 26 years.
Troop of the Tuxedo Park Bap-
fist Church has been in continuous
existence almost 26 years and Troop
8 of the Irvington Presbyterian
Church, for Is years.
A court of honor is to be held
in the Cropsey auditorium of the
Central Library Feb. 5, as part of
the observance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
Sacred Heart FiUe
Takes 1926 Verdict

Sacred Heart High Schools bas-
ketball team administered to Park
School cagers their sixth consecu-
tive defeat of the season in a game
at the Sacred Heart gym last night.
The score was 1926. Park led a.,
the half, 10 to 7, but the home squad
took the lead early in the third
quarter and remained in front the
rest of the way.
Ward Hackleman scored six field
goals for Park. Meyer paced the
winning quintet with II points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
LEGION TO ANNOUNCE
BEST ESSAY WRITER'S
Winner to Broadcast Over WFBM; ;
School to Get Medal.

Six Indianapolis high school Win
ners in the Second Annual Consul
tutional Essay Contest, sponsored by
the Hayward-Barcus American Lee
gion Post, are to be announced next
week, officials said today.
A Judging committee selected by
Paul G. Stetson, school superintend-
ent, and Delbert o. Wilmeth, post
commander, is composed of Chief
Justice Curtis w. Roll of the Indi-
ana Supreme Court, chairman; Ar
thur r. Robinson and President
James w. Putnam, Butler Univer-
sity.
The winning pupil is to broadcast
his essay over Station WFBM dur
ing observance of Civic Heroes
Week Feb. IL to %, and his school is
to be awarded silver medal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
Fans Excited
Over Renewal
of Turf Duel
Joe Wonders If Discovery'S
Mental Fear of 'Cavie'
viii Show Again.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The earlier
dispatches said Discovery and Cav
alcade were going to hook up in a
run-of the mine race at the Santa
Anita course CO the Pacific Coast
today. I knew this just couldn't
be so. It wasn't good showmanship
and you would be surprised 20
know how important showmanship
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
COACHES CONVENE TO
DISCUSS GRID RULES
BIZ United Press

By United Press
PITTBBUGH, Feb.b Leading
coaches the nation converged on
Pittsburgh today for discussion of
the rules governing intercollegiate
football.
The meeting is that of the adj
visory committee of the Football
Coaches Association. DR.. John
(Jock) Sutherland, head football
man at Pitt, will guide the meeting.
The coaches gathered to propose
rule changes to be submitted to the
rules committee of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association.
Usually any suggestion made by
the coaches are considered seriously
by the rules committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01


BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. l.
Indiana University's basketball war
riors are all ready to resume their
Big Ten campaign against Mime
sofa here Monday night after tun-
ing up with 48-to-26 triumph over
Louisville University in the Ken
lucky city.
Co-Capt. Lester Stout of Indiana
received a painful eye injury in a
collision with Dick Mcdonald, Louis
vile, during the fray last night, but
is expected to be able to play Mon
day.
Coach Dean of Indiana used a
complete reserve squad for much of
the action. Babe Hosler played at
center in place of Fechtman and
turned out to be the star of the eve
ming. The summary:
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Veterans Rites Held

Last rites for William F. Lam
bert, Civil War veteran, who died
Monday in his home, 1701 Milburn-
st, were held yesterday in Danville.
Mr.. Lambert, who was SO, was the
last survivor of Co. G., Ninety-ninth
Indiana Infantry.
Survivors are eight children, a
brother, two sisters, IA grandchil-
dren and nine great-grandchildren.
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Detroit Cage
Team Defeats
Local Quintet
Titans Score Eighth Win
at Expense of Butler
Meters, 1922.
Times Special

Times Specinl
DETROIT, Feb. detroit Uni
versity's basketball team registered
its eighth victory of the season at
the expense of Butler University of
Indianapolis here last night. The
score was SO to 80.
Cavanaugh tailed 13 points for
the winners and Gerkensmyer was
high for the Bulldogs with three
field goals.
The local Titans started fast and
continued to overpower the visitors
as the fray continued, leading, %
to IA, at the half. The summary:
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Knitted Services Held

Services for Edgar w. KNITTED,
1924 S. New Jersey-st, member
of the fire department Is years,
were held today in the G. H. Herr
mann Funeral Home. Burial was
in Crown Hill.
Mr.. KNITTED, who was Al, died
Wednesday in the United States
Veterans Hospital. He was a
member of the American Legion
and the Police and Firemen's Asso-
citation. There are no immediate
SURVIVORS,
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STEWART SIGNS WITH
PACIFIC COAST CLUB

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-Wal-
ter Stewart, left-handed pitcher who
won six and lost seven games as a
member of the Cleveland Indians
and washington Senators baseball
clubs last year, has been signed to
hurl for the Mission Reds of the
Pacific Coast League during the 1886
season, President Joe Bearwald an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
BUILDING PERMITS

Bert Young, 1714 E. 1oth-st, $50, three
wire service.
william Wright, SOS Carrollton-av, $50,
install "a electric fixtures.
Paramount Theater, All z. Washington
ST. reinspection.
Indianapolis A. B. c. Tournament Corp,
Indiana Playground $4,000. temporary al
tarpa tinns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01

John Walker. As, at City lobar pneu-
monia.
Mary E Mcpherson. "a at 1905 Herbert,
broncho pneumonia.
Florence Aispaush. 80, at 1905 Park,
myocarditis
Martha Riley Pratt. so. at 4353 Rock
wood cerebral hemorrhage.
William A. Sweetman, II, at 81 N. Iry-
ington. carcoma.
Lillian Hakes, ST. at Central Indiana,
chronic myocarditis.
lobar pneumonia.
Loretta May Lee. 40. at Methodist. acute
endocarditis
Charles L Reed. ~. at 1855 Central.
uremia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
NORMAL TOPS TAYLOR

Tunes Special
UPLAND, Ind, Feb. Twenty
three players saw action in a college
basketball game here last night as
Central Normal of Danville pre-
served its undefeated record by
trouncing Taylor University, So to
35.
Taylor held a surprise 19-to-18
lead at the half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
FISH-GAME MEETING

Fishermen and hunters are in
vited TO attend meeting of the
Marion County Fish and Game
Association to be held at the Hotel
Antlers Monday night at 7:3o. Poll
cies for4the new seasons viii pro-
vide the main topic Of discussion.
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AMERICAN GIRL WINS

bV JHtIfd FFfSt
STOCKHOLM, Feb. kit Klein
Of Buffalo, N. Y, won the 500-me-
ter title in the womens' speed skat-
ing worlds championship here to-
day. Miss Klein was timed in 53.3.
Minako Taxi of Japan was second
in 81 and Jane Bjerke of Norway
third In SAB,
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4 VHVto BVtCIUB
FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. 1.-Frank-
lin College basketeers finished with
a burst of speed to snatch victory
from Ball State METERS of Muncie
IN thrilling fracas here last night.
FRANKLIN came out on top, 80 to 80,
after trailing by single point with
hardly a minute to go. The Cardi-
nails were leading, 80 to 20, when
Barrow drove under the basket for
a Grizzly field goal and Miller added
a free toss as the game ended.
Franklin 1927. Ball State (30).
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SCORE TIED EIGHT TIMES

HANOVER, Ind, Feb. 1.-The
score was tied eight times before
Hanover managed to forge ahead
for a 1929 victory over Transyl-
vania of Lexington in college bas-
ketbaH game here last night. Har-
graves toatled 10 points for the
winners.
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has become in the
conduct of a race
course.
At any rate, the
later dispatches
announced t h a t
My Discovery
would run, so the
exciting question
of the current rel
alive abilities of
these two great
old rivals must be
deferred to an
other and more
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01
SHUT OUT BULLDOGS

bW IUIEFU FFFHH
WINDSOR, Ont. Feb. 1.-The
Rochester Cardinals gained their
sixth victory OF the season last
night by defeating the Windsor
Bulldogs, ? to 0, IN an international
League hockey game.
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Legion Post Plans Party

Firemen's American Legion Post
~ is to give bingo party Monday
night at the Morris-st plan of the
Indianapolis Power and Light Co.
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Iryington o. 2. s. to Meet

Irvington Chapter 1854, Order OF
Eastern Star. will meet ait 8 Mon
day at the Masonic Temple, 5515 (.
Westinghouse.
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Net GOSSIP

The indianapolis Flashes B team will
play at Greenwood Monday. The follow
ing players are to meet at 2145 S. Me-
ridian-st Monday night at T. Linder
Beplay, Mortimer, Monfort, Sheehan, Will
helm, weaver, Simmons and Snyder.
Several Franklin College athletes have
formed Semi-pro basketball team, and
have open dates which they wish to fill
For informal ton, write to L. H., Box 81,
Franklin, Ind.
The Boy Scouts of Troop 80 defeated
the United Brethren Tigers. 81 to IS, in
a double. overtime. Arnold and Dugan
starred for the winners. The Scouts
have entered the st. Joseph tourney and
all players are asked to report for prac-
tice Monday night at at the Morris
Street M. E. For games in the 13-15-year-
old class. call Drexel 4ll6-M and ask for
Billy.
Gold Cubs, boasting a record of six
wins in eight starts desire to book games
with city teams in the 14-l6-year-old
class. Call Bill at Cherry 2372-W
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RACE INTEREST PICKS UP
Local Team Entries for
A. B. c. Near 500 Mark
Officials Confident of Reaching Goal of 1000 Quntets
Before DeadIine Is Reached at Midnight.
BY BERNARD HARMON

INDIANAPOLIS the threshold of successful campaign enlist
A. B. officials
handling national checked their books today
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01

SPANIARD WINS MATCH
SALEM, Mass, Feb. MANUEL
Cortez, Spain, won over George
Myerson, Boston, in the main event
OF the wrestling program here last
night.
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Births

Boys
James Helen Owen 43e S. Collier
Charles, Anna Bordenkecher. 400 N.
Gray.
Girls
Fred, Evelyn Newman. 9i0 Ewing.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

uneorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
iy. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
Of such addresses.)
William H McAllister. a. of 1919 N.
Holmes-av gear cutter. and Theims Wright
23, OF 1907 n. Mount-st. housekeeper,-
John r. Kelly %, Ellettsvile, Ind
student, and l.. Eula Coon, 20, OF AL Z.
Michigan-st student.
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; DeGths-F'uner0Ls

indianapolis Times, Saturday, Feb. /. 1886.
EAkS-Frank, beloved husband of MYRTLE
Eaks, father of Charlotte, Marie SON OF
mrs Ella Esks, passed away, Friday at
OF. JOINS Hospital in Anderson. Funeral
5 m. Sunday in the GEORGE Nc
CARIY FUNERAL HOME in Fortyille
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Hoosiers Tune Up
I lines Special

Totals lis Is Totals. 10 IL
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LesdiEs scorers Of other leagues were.
Central States Envelope frritchetf'sl.
Lewis, 51z; y. s. Rubber lPritchett'sl.
Kown. SO: United Mutual fIliinoiss.
man, s5s; Antiers Recreation <Antlszsl.
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uptown Cleaners and Davey Optomet-
rists shut out Pittman-Rice Coal "a ana
Trum jewelers. in the ST. Joan OF Arc
League games at the Uptown Dufy Malt
rooos. Barrett Coal Co. and Missouri
racine took odd-game decisions over Uu-
town Tavern, Blackwell Funeral Home and
M. H. Farrell GRANTEES. Morris was tor