Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1921 — Page 11

Mike Gibbons Bids for Chance to Grab Disputed Ring Title *Phantomf Displays Old Cleverness Against Ratner—Challenges Wilson, Downey. By JACK YEIOCK, International News Sports Editor. NEW YORK, Aus. s.—Mike Gibbons, the' St. Paul ghost, is ready to take bis coreted crack at the middleweight championship of the world. He Is out with a challenge to Johnny Wilson, Bryan Downey or any boxer who can make tho middleweight limit and he confidently expects to annex the ittle before his whirlwind campaign is finished. In ten rounds, with the rugged and ■willing Angie Ratner, Gibbons last night demonstrated that he has made a marvelous comeback. He was the winner by such a wide margin that Ratner was practically left at the post. And Rafner is no slouch of a boxer or puncher by any means. Gibbons went around his man like a cooper around a keg. Much of the speed and cleverness that won him a reputation as one of the greatest boxers of the age cropped out against Ratner, though the veteran Mike did not. have to extend himself to win. Mike has fought his wav back to form in actual ring contests. When he determined to stage a come-back a few months ago he made np his mind that he would not expend energy In the gymnasium that might be used In winning battl°. and once he got his wind and weight right, he started his campaign. Since then he has been mowing down opponents with clock-like regularity. Tonight, in Boston, Gibbons will take on Ous Platts, the European welgbt champion. In a ten round bout. On next Tuesday night he is scheduled to meet Jeff Smith, the Bayonne boy, in a twelve rounder at Jersey City and on Ang. 28 he will trek down to N'ew Orleans to take on Happy Littleton in a Cfteen-ronnd bout. Last night’s card at the Dyckmen Oval also brought together Gene Tunney and Martin Burke Tunney won the Judges' decision after ten rounds of milling, during which neither fighter showed enough real form to give them a claim to class as heavyweight contenders. Champion Jack Dempsey could have whipped the pair In short order. Slippery Elm, Irish Kiss and Other Turf Stars Seized by Fed Agents BUFFALO, X. Y_ Aug. s.—Nine race horses, including Siippepry Elm, winner of two Windsor races, are being detained at the yards of the American Railway Express Company, and probably win be selxed by United States customs officials. Customs inspectors on duty at the yards Thursday said that a quantity of liquor and two bundles of motion picture films stored in the car with the horses were seized. The horses were en route to Saratoga. which was given as the address of their owner, R. A Smith. The names of the horses that may pass Into the possession of Uncle Sam are: Wilfax. Tom Cassidy, Mark West. Potry Bill. Irish Kiss, John Morrell, Slippery Elm. Ultra Gold and Benevolent. Deputy Collector Smith said that If the horses are officially seized that he will ask permission of Judge Hazel of the Federal Court to sell them at public auction at once on the ground that they are perishable merchandise.

Your Unrestricted Choice At Two Amazingly Low Prices! 24% Br “ rf r~, AA* Mahogany Nut Brown Brogue Styles! Russia! Brown Vici Kid! English Lasts! Here i* your chance tc buy a mighty fine, very smart and long wearing pair of NEWARK Oxfords at a substantia. reduction from regular prices! At these two prices you can have your choice of any ‘ jV° * n OUr '®^ ore ' Once each year we have a grand final clean-up sale of our stock of low cuts to make way for incoming lines for Fall. This year the vaiu-s are bigger than ever. Come and see these wonderful bargains tomorrow. Newark Shoes for Men and Women, $4, $5 and £6 —NONE HIGHER. TUiisarfc Sfioe Stoce&Ga THrLsrfeil Chain of Shoe Stores in the Uaitod Steles. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 7 N. Pennsylvania St. 164 N. Illinois St. Men’s and Boys’ Exclusively. 0 Men and Women. Open Saturday Until 9:30 P. M.

Grand Circuit AT TOLEDO THURSDAY. 2:08 Trot (purse, $1,200; three heats)— Favonian, b s, by J. Malcom Forbes (F. Edman) 1 I J Jane the Great, br m, by Peter t the Great (Cox) 2 4 1 Uhlan Brooke, blk h, by Justice Brooke (Rjy) ...5 2 5 Dottle Day, br m, by Morgan Axworthy (McDonald) ....8 3 * Walnut Frisco, b g, by Francisco (McDevitt) •••••* J 3 Patrick Todd, Bed Ben and Bob Commodore also started. Time—2:oo)4, 2:08%, 2:0T%. Free-for-all Pace (two in three heats; purse, $1,200) — _ Single G. b s, by Anderson Wilkes (Allen) 1 1 Sanardo. b g, by San Francisco (Murphy) 2 2 Time—2:o2l4, 2:13%. 2:18 Trot (three heats- the Commercial Club stake; purse, $2,000) — Peter Bieier, br h, by Peter the Great (Stokes) ... 1 * * Neva Brooke, b m, by Justice Brooke (Murphy) 227 Alexander B, ch g, by Mobel (Erkslne) 4 7 2 Kilo, b m, by Peter the Great (Pittman) 3 jf jj Utah, ch g, by Btawah (Geers.. 6 6 3 Peter Stilwell, Worthy Etawah and Lady Byng also started. Time—2:W%, 2:08%, 2:07%. 2:o* Pace (three heats; purse, $1,200) — Roy Grattan, b g, by Grattan Royal (Murphy) 113 Abbe Hal, br m, by The Abbe (Palin) 3 2 1 Senator Wilkes, br g, by Oro Wilkes (W. Fleming) 2 3 2 Jay Brook, br g, by Silent Brook lEdman) £ 5 4 3 Edna Early, blk m, by The Wllverine ..(Thomas) 4 5 4 Time—2:os%, 2:04%, 2 09. Local Week-end Golf HIOHLAHD. Sunday—Team match with Kokomo Country Club. COUNTRY CLUB. Saturday—lnvitation four-ball contest, full handicap. Players ovsr 40 to invite players under 40 as partners. Patr having low net score on best ball to win. Sunday—Mixed two ball foursome. Ladles’ choice. Three eighths combined handicap. RIVERSIDE. Today—Completion of play In third round of club championship. Eight losers to form secretary’s flight Second round president's flight. Eight losers to form treasurer’s flight. First round directors’ flight. Eight losers to form Charles W. Jewett flight. First round vice president’s flight. Eight losers to form James H. Lowry flight. Saturday and Sunday—Beginning ol play in fourth round president’s flight, third round president’s flight, second round of directors’ and vice president’s flights, and first round in secretary’s, treasurers', Charles W. Jewett and James H. Lowry flights SOUTH GROVE. Today, Saturday and Sunday—Play In first round of clnb championship and consolation flights. English Yachts Win COWES. England, Aug. s—England today clinched the Brltlah-Amerfcan cup for six metre yachts, winning by s point tc ore of 7# to 54. In today’s race the Grebe, American, fluished first with the Polly and Flya, English, finishing second and third.

Open Till 9:30 dfAIIY ITPfC! Cash Saturday. Accompany Mail Orders. Factory-To-User We have eliminated all middlemen’s selling expenses, only one small profit being charged over and above the actual manufacturing cost. Every tire is a factory first, perfect, >. AND CARRIES AN UNLIMITED These Prices Speak for Themselves. M I GUARANTEE and backed l by a million- S(2E RIBBED NON-SKID TUBES ' jpapiijL dollar corporation. These prices good lor a limited time only. 30x3 $ 8.72 $ 9.07 $2.05 on v 01/ 30x3*4 9.85 io.so 2.15 OU A O/2 32x3*4 12.99 13.65 2.40 Ribbed Tread 31x4 14.00 15.00 2.85 WmW . 32x4 17.22: 18.16 2.90 mm (Tfim O A® 1 33x4 18.15 18.98 3.00 JnU 33x4/ 2 24.20 25.10 3.40 mWZk&f&K ll 34x4 18.46 19.49 3.15 0 32x4*4 23-30 24.10 3.30 I (W W>A 34x4*4 24.80 25.39 3.55 lti f War Tax Included. 35x4% 25.90 27.00 3.00 U| PI c . T . n, r 36x4% 26.40 27.48 3.65 ilv !j bioax lirebtoreslo. 33x5 28.90 3.70 107 East Ohio St. j 2 * f n \ ®-*® ! Phone Circle 8304, |37x5 j 32. 0 Q1 33.6, , 3£o t

Gigantic One Day Clothing Sale Starts tomorrow (Saturday) morning at eight, and ends at closing lime, nine o’clock, tomorrow night. Rubens Greatest Stroke to Lower Clothing Prices The values during this big event we believe are unraatchable, and consist of 692 elegant all-wool suits, hundreds of which are appropriate for fall and winter wear and cut over the most popular models. Suit Values Up to SSO, Now TWENTY-THREE DOLLARS Limit, Two Suits to a Customer No Charge ror Alterations No Exchanges, No Refunds See our Windows for a Few of the Many Patterns

The Materials All Wool Herringbones All Wool Club Checks All Wool Pin Stripes in Blue , Black and Brown All Wool Worsteds All Wool Serges

GUARANTEE —Every suit in this sale at $23 absolutely guaranteed to be. strictly all-wool and to give perfect satisfaction.

All Summer Suits and All Boys 9 and Childrens Clothing Radically Reduced During This Sale.

RUBENS 39 "sr Backed by a record of thirty-five ysars of honest merchandising. Store Open Till Nine O’Clock Every Saturday Night.

BUNGALOW bargains are being advertised daily in the times

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1921.

The Models Young Men*e Double Breasted Suits Young Men ’? Single Breasted Suits Young Men ’ Sport Suits Men f t Conservative Suits

Tucker’s After-Inventory Equalizing Sale Dropstitch Hosiery “Onyx” lusterized lisle hosiery of a beautiful Reduced to silk-like quality; new fashioned, with perfect ankle fit. Also “Notaseme” hosery, plain lus- Jr terized lisle, strongly reinforced and protected L*. W 3 Pair from runners by a garter ravel stop. Colors Jjf rn . ... black, white, cordovan and navy. ii pi yt m Open Until 5:30 P. M. Saturday j VryfyA Pure Silk Hosiery B bT7 Some full fashioned and some semi§j f § m m fashioned, lace and plain, extra heavy /'• / m quality. Regularly priced $2.50. Rea. Specialty Sh*jp %$ _ duced to INDIANA’S FOREMOST S PECIA HHHHOJK9 *PI.OD O 1 CilfS T.OU

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Trousers Greatly in Price $13.50 values, now $9.90 SIO.OO values, now $7.90 $8.50 and $7.60 values, now $8.90. $7.00 and $6.50 values, now $4.90 $5.00 values, now $3.90

Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. Other Days Until 5 P. M.

“New Ready for Your Inspection and Selection’ * ■ f ..,,3| LEVINSON’S %#B Cloth Hats r i S Ready to weather all weathers and “come up smiling." They com* to Ej[ W I snappy looking herringbones or tweeds with ribbon band* to match. r 1 And the prices are extremely reasonable, Just— Straws P $0 and $^L Still going strong at | alk W W A W |T I— iiiiiiwriM^ AND THE NEW pall— PRICE CAPS Atl ADr *1 oo a>t r*/\ We mustn’t forget them. They’re essential All onr <3.00 <C | kA thin time of the year. In herringbones and sWmjm Straws, now twoeds roull find them mighty attractive |2? xuxsz $2.50 s■§ CSO— \ , w#i *O.OO Bangkok*, $3.50 LEVINSON FOUR BIG STORES OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 37 North Pennsylvania Street. 41 South Illinois Street. 25 West Washington Street. Corner Illinois and Market Streets.

Two Extra Good Suit Specials Men, there will be. plenty of warm weather yet this season, and one of these attractive suits will prove a mighty good friend. Come in now and take advantage of the special prices. S3O Mohair Suits $ 19.90 Palm Beach Suits

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