Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1931 — Page 8

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‘BILLY’ FULTON SHOOTS WAY TO MARBLES TITLE 14-Year-Old Champ Prepares for National Finals at Ocean City. With the Indianapolis marble championship medal dangling from his sweater, William Fulton, 14, of 744 Carlisle place, was packing his bag today for his Jaunt to Ocean City, N. J., to light or the national title. Fulton won the city championship at Wi-ard P-fu'k Monday *n competition with twefity other sectional winners and runnersup after exciting matches brought cheers from the crowds of onlookers. William Dyer, 12, of 957 West Thirty-third street was runnerup in the final meet and Don Dillon, 14, of 4057 Cornelius avenue, and Ralph Camine, 13, of 1845 West Moris street, were losing semifinalists. All received medals. Will See the Sights While in the east at the ocean resort, Billy will take in all the historic sights, and enjoy a week with all expenses paid by The Indianapolis Times. Matched up, six to a game according to their size, Edwin Argo, 13, of 525 Warren avenue, winner at Riley park, won the first game Monday. Camine was second. Billy Dyer, Joseph Eiler, 12, of 246 North Mount street, and Forrest Chambers, 14, of 1105 West New York street, all tied at the second ring with four marbles each. In the playoff, Eiler “plunked out” Chambers and he and Dyer moved on into the finals. Don Dillon was winner of ring three along with Fulton, and they moved into the finals. This made six players for the final game. The player first to win two games would become city champion. Play Is Close Camine won the first of the finals game with five marbles. Fulton got three, Dyer and Argo two each, Dillon one and Eiler was “killed out” of it by Dyer. In the second game Fulton, Carnine and Dillon each got three marbles. In the playoff, Dillon won with nine marbles. In the third game Argo was “killed out” by Carnine. With four marbles to his credit and only one left in the ring, Carnine lagged and was “killed out” by Dyer, thus giving to Dyer Carnine’s four. Dyer and Fulton tied for the game. In the playoff Dyer won. The competition narrowed to Fulton, Dyer and Dillon. Dyer got four marbles and Dillon three. Then Fulton “plunked” Dillon out of the game and took his three. Dyer got a couple more, as did Fulton, to make them tied at six each with one marble in the center. Dyer hit it after both had taken several tries and knocked it to the edge of the ring. Fult'bn shot it out, giving him the game, 7-6. Fulton Is Winner In the deciding game, first Dyer and then Fulton would forge ahead. Dyer finally got a five to four lead. Fulton took a long shot, hit a marble and knocked it out, his shooter remaining near the other three. One by one he “sniped” the three in succession giving him the game and championship, 8 marbles to 5. The games were officiated by H. Walden Middlesworth, city recreation director, aided by Lieutenant Frank Owen and Sergeant Timothy McMahon of the playground safety board. Middlesworth presented the medals. EVANSVILLE PASTOR OFFERED CITY PULPIT Christ Church Rectorship Acceptance to Be Discussed. The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal church of Evansville, has been offered the rectorship of Christ Episcopal church here. He will come to Indianapolis this week to confer with Bishop Joseph M. Francis. Bishop Francis has been occupying the pulpit of Christ church since the resignation on Jan. 1 of the Rev. Floyd Van Kueren. The Rev. Mr. Powell has held his post at Evansville eight years. BOMB TERRORS SPREAD By I'Jnited Press BUENOS AIRES. Argentina, June 16.—The police early today announced that nine bomb explosions had occurred in Buenos Aires in the past twenty-four hours. Unconfirmed reports said the total of these alarming explosions had reached fifteen. They occurred almost at regular intervals during the day and night. The bombings occurred shortly after a large group of citizens had announced they would join the police in a campaign against gunmen, terrorists and anarchists.

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