Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1933 — Page 21

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Equipoise Gets Test Turf Champion May Find 135-Pound Impost Too Heavy. BA GEORGE KIRKSEY I nited I'tru 'lft 1 orre^pnndrnt CHICAfiO. July 21 —Equipoise, of*<-i; ca.li-d America's greatest race s:nr* Man o' War, will att< m; : :** pack 13* pounds Saturday in t. e SIO,OOO Arlington handicap and beat a fi-id of th<* best handicap hoi * .- m the land t', ....is- v go to the post fit and ;<aiy ‘o run. but many ex;>ert li r:-< men do not believe he will be aile to concede t* n pounds to Norman W Church Gallant Sir. champion of i; • w*s\ el ven pounds to Pluck.. Play, Gallan’ Sirs stablem which b' .r him last year tv cut v-seven pounds to Kerry p itch, fourth in the Arlington cl.* to mention thr • of hi leading r:-..'.is. and stil. finish first at th <nd ol the mile and a quarter route. A field of a dozen probabiv will rt :• m the Arlington handicap, as follows Her**. Weight Jockey. Equipoise in B W .rknsin I'l-.-x I’ljt IJ W Saunders Gallant Mr IN* <• Wool! Biu Brand la II “* finite K<*rrt Catch I*'* So B<i% Mil* m r.r.mt 1" So !*>' Uatc.h llim t"t I Steffen n.irk 'ccrrt tin II Mills l.arr mata 11 < Kurtslnger Pol dor us 111 H loin-s Tin li.irh 1H - I ourrl Tonkcl No Bov Fquipri..e demonstrated his full* for SaiUrduy's grind when he worked a mile and an eighth under wrap Thursdav in 1 54. Gallant Sir and Plucky Play went the same distance in 1:53.

ELEVEN IN CITY MEET Solthall Title Tourney Entries to Close Wednesday. Eleven entries have been received for the first annual city softball championship tourney which starts Au. 1 They ir< Interfraternitv C'< unci! Indiana Bell. Eli Lilly, f Ora ada Hit at* r Riverside Olympics. Fountain Square M* n hunts. American Settlement. Kockviod A C. Lilly Hill and Union Congregation Entries clo.se at 410 Majestic building Wednesday at 8 p. m. Blanks are obtainable at Em - Roes anci 'Smith Hassler and Sturm.

Standings and Results

VMERICAN tSSO(UTION Won Lost. Pet. Colombo* 57 35 .620 M, . 53 44 .546 St Pool 52 47 .525 INDIANAPOLIS 4ft 45 .516, T -do 47 49 490 L, ot ' ... 45 50 .474 Milwaukee 39 52 429 Ki". n- C:tv . . 40 .404 AMI Hit W LFAGt'E h \V I, Prt W I. Prt New York 32 02:1 Detroit 43 46 483 \Y,.*ht 54 32 628 C!e\el; : nd . 43 47 4.8 I' 45 !.• 8 ' ' ttl 36 50 .419 Ct.c.ii’O.. 43 44 494 St Louis . 34 59 .366 NATIONAL LEAGUE W I. Pet W L Pet N. t* York 50 35 588 Bnftor/ .. 44 44 .500 ; 10 40 61 . . 37 49 430 Pi-- 48 39 552 Brooklyn 36 48 429 E Lo n 45 42 517 Cincinnati 38 51 .427 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Miliwaukec al Xlinneapolix. Kansas Cits a St. Paul. Onlt games xrhrduled AMERICAN LEAGUE It Cleveland at New York Chic > • • at Boston St Louis a’ Philadelphia. Petrol' at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Pittsburgh, lir oklyn at Cincinnati Ph tin df! phi a at Chicane B< ston at S* Louis

Results Yesterday AMERICAN ASSOCIATION T nnl%r|t e .... 030 101 002— 713 3 6t Paul 000 001 100— 2 7 0 Marcum and Erickson: Harris*. Yde gn'd Ouiliana Fenner Columbus at Kansas City, plated In Rouble-header Wednesday. Toledo at Milwaukee, will be placed later. \ \ TII"> \ 1 LEAGUE Psct on 000 100 003— 3 7 1 P L?uis‘ 001 010 ono- 2 . 0 Prankbouse. Brandt and Hogan: Haines gnd Wilson Mva . 000 000 00ft - 0 5.0 C:: .- nnatf ...... 000 000 001— 1 ft 0 Carroll and Lopes: Benton and Lombardi. Nee York 200 102 OOCV 5 12 3 P*-burgh ......... 229 000 02\ ft 9 3 Parmalee. L-iqur and Mancuso: Swift. Meme and Grace rhiiadelphla 000 001 000— 1 11 2 Holler. Plckerell. Lisks and Davis: Tinning and Hartnell AMERICAN IF A GIF Cleve'and . 010 903 000— 3 7 0 Ne York . 000 100 000— 1 3 4 Haider and Fvlak: Gomez, Ruffing and Picket iTen Innings' 8; Louis 400 oio 000 0 - 5 19 1 Philadelphia . .. 400 too 000 1 610 1 Stiles and Shea Grove and Cochrane

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THIS CURIOUS WORLD

THE POISON __ Cattles make IS USED IN TREATING OF NARWHAL WHALES mas ONLV TWO TEETH ‘ THE FEMALE - 1 - Q HAS NONE, AND THE MALE HAS . r? ” TWO, ONE OF WHICH PROJECTS T*4E JW.

JUST WHAT is the population capacity of the globe? No one can answer this question, but there have been many guesses. Some say that th earth can not support five billion people at the present standard of living, and at the present rate of increase this figure would be reached in the twenty-first century. There are now about 1.900,000,000 inhabitants on the earth.

NEXT—What animal enjoys the sport of skiing?

Brewers Obtain Paul Gregory Hu I i11*../ /'r. v* CHICAGO, July 21.—The Chicago White Sox have released pitcher Paul Gregory on option to the Milwaukee American Association club. The release was necessary to make room for pitcher Harold Haid. recently obtained from the Seattle Pacific Coast League club. Gregory is a young right-hander of much promise, but in need of experience.

Chicago 000 000 OOP— 0 5 0 Bos' on 020 002 01s— 5 6 0 Durham Faber and Berry: Pipgras and R Ferrell. Detroit 000 000 010— 1 4 0 Washington 000 000 000— 0 4 0 111 idg' nnd Hayworth: Crowder Burke and Beweii

Other Fights Thursday

AT PATERSON. N. J —Obediah Walker. 215 Philadelphia. stooped Mickev Tavlor, 190. .lersev Citv ■2• Simmy Pnnico. 128. Montelair. N J . stopped Paddv Gordon. 126. hfton N. J. il'. AT CHIAOO- Rav Trnmblle. Rockford middleweight. der:sloned Joe Mrnciora Chicago 18 Young Geno. LaSalle. 11l featherweight defeated Johnrv Fitzpatrick New York 161. AT PASADENA CALIF Babv Manual. 129 Mexico Cltv. declsloned Huerta Evans. 125 Pasadena. <6 Dizzv Dugan. 173 Ontario. Calif . outpointed Del Smith. 170. Pasadena. t4'. AT TACOMA WASH Maxle Rosenblooni. 177 light heavyweight champion, drew with Fred Lenhart. 178 Tacoma tlOi; non-title bout. MOTION PICTURES

TRAPPED! by nature’s inexorable lawyoung love pays the penalty of AMBASSADOR Theatre “St at (Formerly Terminal Theatre)

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Giants at Cleveland Indianapolis American Giants will play at Cleveland this week-end. the scheduled series with Pittsburgh Crawfords at Perry stadium being cancelled due to the National Negro League schedule arrangements.

MOTION PICTURES tT Om AMI WHJSf A WOMAN.. £* ... SHE CAM LICK AN ARMY. . . S DRINK ANY MAN DOWN f HO HI AT THE DROP OF A HAT I- - 000DKISS OWES HER HEW IDEAS J® ELISSA LAND! r%A VUIARRIORSO m HUSBfInD * 1 t J . AW* -D % , ‘THE I ffOMD'B *

Held over ii r/*K > 2nd Big Rah! Rail! Week NOT A GARTER IN ; £ A GRANDSTAND! it' krr [i Vm rolleil when I ... Here Is college life as you’ve never pyjltf i seen it on a screen S^SuMOIC Paramount'i All-American Hit with AM BING CROSBY-JACK OAKIE Jfff‘ CEORCE BURNS and CRACIE ALLEN ■W RICHARD ARLEN, MARY CARLISLE T. LONA ANDRt—MARY KORNMAN

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Vines Bows to Austin U. S. Champion Outclassed by Briton in Opening Cup Tilt. .

fly /’hi*. </ P r > AUTEUIL, France. July 21—England made a clean sweep of today’s opening matches of the AngloAmerican Davis cup battle. Ellsworth Vines. U. S national champion, proved no match for Henry Wilfred -Bunny! Austin, the Englishman winning in straight sets, 6-1. 6-1. 6-4. Vines was able to score only single points in four successive games, the last three of the first set. and the first game of the second set. Frederick J. Perry won the second match, defeating Wilmer Allison of Texas. 6-1. 7-5. 6-4 The crowd of 8.000 which was stunned bv Vines’ lack of form was fully as surprised by the straightset defeat of Allison. America s chances to win the right to meet France in the challenge rcund were scarcely “100 to 1," as one expert put it. The Americans would have to win Saturday’s doubles match and the two singles matches Sunday in order to face France for the trophy.

STAGG SIGfJS AS NET COACH AT MONTICELLO Btt f'nited Prrr* MONTICELLO, Ind.. July 21. . Alva Stagg. athletic director at Anderson high school since 1918, has accepted a similar position with .Monticello high school, beginning this fall. He also will be assistant; principal and head basketball coach. I COURT SQUADS TANGLE Christian Men Builders’ tennis team will meet the Prest-O-Lite squad in a return match at the Northern Beach courts Saturday at 2p m The Men Builders defeated the Prest-O-Lite squad earlier in I the season

Yankee Thinlies Win Four Firsts STOCKHOLM. July 21.—The touring all-star track and field team from the United States todav enjoyed a lead of eight first places against two for athletes of ten European nations competing in the international games here. The Americans won four of Thursday's five events. duplicating Wednesday's performance. Glenn Cunningham, crack miler from Kansas, won the 800 nvters :n

1:50.6; Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette. Olympic sprinter, won the 200 meters in 21.2 seconds; with Ivan Fuqua, Indiana middle-distance star, placing second in 21.9. Henri Laborde, weight man from Etanford. won the discus throw with a heave of 48.38 meters. George Spitz of New York won the high jump with a leap of 6 feet 5 inches. Polo Rivals Tangle Longacre and Riviera Club water polo teams will clash in two tilts j tonight at Longacre. The junior j teams meet at 7 p. m and senior clubs at 8 p. m.

MOTION PICT! RES I DID THEY DARE 0 PEUI i RISK JUST ONE KISS { They admitted their love ... but knew they had no right to each other! One kiss —then goodbye! Bui —could they take only ONE kiss! WbARR^ MIRIAM HOPKINS ft/umgefri WW\ JleUtiwL' iw FRANCHOTTONE STUART ERWIN jj j A Metro-Goldu'yn-Mayer Picture yff * I By PHIL STONG - author oi m '* ** ) “STATE FAIR” SPEC IS I, EEATI'KETTE \ '■ -*& < i the </i estion or the norai r% V# *4 ' f “INFLATION” UH % •. i j WHAT IT IB—AMI W HAT IT JJ jf , / MK\NS. K \ PI.AI N El> IN gfeteV jMIK IKT \l I, in I* K 1 E -MITH '— -■ ■- - - - ■ ! Ml,

FROM HARLEM* Wk j COOK & # THREE MOWN jf —AND ON TIIE SCREEN “IT’S GREAT TO BE ALIVE” with Edna May OLIVEL Gloria STCABT Raul ROl LIN Herbert MrNDIN and a great supporting cast!

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NORTH SIDE H Talbot A -’2nd Thrift Nile !■•••■■■■■ Mart Brian “GIRL MISSING” -i . . .... . ■ ■ 19th * Collet# B llif VfllUiiia Warner Baxter B'-he Daniels "42ND STREET” Noble at Mass. Double Feature XancT Carroll ■KISS BEFORE THE MIRROR” JAMES DUNN In •HEI-1.0 SISTER” ■ ■!!!. at 30th Lionel Barrymore Erie Linden “SWEEPINGS” A Northwesters ißHillfliH Her. ! '(in Marv Brian “GIRL MISSING” ____________ 111. at 31th rh ” ' i| ' ■■UIUSiM Diana Sjnrlair “DANGEROI S CROSSROADS” 42nd and College MTlJlrt i It" h I'd Birl he I mess, ■iAUUlLfli 'all' Tilers “CENTRAL AIRPORT" ■■TWTWttth M. Clair at Ft Wayne ■R T fllS Double feature “DANGEROUS CROSSROADS” Olive Borden In HOTEL VARIETY" EAST SIDE Dearborn at 10th Vance Carroll. “KISS BEFORE THE MIRROR Chic Sale. DANGEROUS CROSSROADS” ~ ■II .a ll 4*3-1 E. Tenth U 4 ’ Miriam H-.pkins BJtiUiaMtM lick Laßoe ‘STORY OF TEMPLE DRAKE” Mnrm in .t t m ni * E - ,#th **• iHJJJJJijLbfI Double Feature. James Dunn. "HELLO SISTER” Junior Durkin. “MAX HUNT.' MWHtM Klun'KSw “STATE TROOPER” i

Rich Pimlico Futurity Off J By Timrt Sf,rrinl BALTIMORE July 21 —One of the richest juvenile races of the vear has been cut off th? Pimlico card. It is the $40,000 added Pimlico Fiturity. scheduled for November. Business conditions caused the Maryland Jockey Club to cancel the event, officials said today Nominations for the classic event are made two years in advance. The race in 1934, if run. will be for $40.000 added, but in 1935. will be cut to $25 000. Bums , Howell Tangle Tonight Cyclone Burns will meet Ken Howell in tonight s feature bout at the South Meridian arena. Both i grapplers won their bouts here on ; the last card. Two other bouts will show Hugh Webb against Young Fox and Ed Baker opposing Jack Adams. Ed ' Westfall will officiate.

EAST SIDE ■HMR >lonre” BHHiaiAidAMBWI William Boyd “OLIVER TWIST” - f- Hash. wil M y and “OLIVER TWIST” _ . ini mhb f. Hash. 8L BUliflhM feature Madrr It-llame "GIGOLETTE OF PARIS" JIMOR DI RKIN In “MAX HUNT" -MMMffMI 0 1 rJ*UIIiIWwK Miriam Hookins. MmUmml Wvnne Gibson “TWO KINDS OF WOMEN” ■ SO I T SIDE nßanaMSgi At Fountain Square Double Festure Sherlock Holmes Mystery, • A STfDY IN SCAHLLT" Buck Jones. ’ HIGH SPEED” On Stage. "POLK AND DOT" r aPriiiprrl and Shelby IKTTTni Don le feature ■T Tom Mis HIDDEN GOLD" “NIGHT OF TEEKOR" ei3J Dou h le feature ■LJUIIJmJUUA-MB Katherine Heuburn “CHRISTOPHER STRONG” LEE TR AC Y in “PRIA ATE JONES ' ~ ' 2203 'brlby SL iry.uiai4i3 “MYSTERY OF WAX MI'SEI M” Hhmbmimhb Vir. it Fountain >q NhItUSU Double Feature Lionel Atwill "MURDERS IN THE ZOO" Thelma Todd. “C HEATING BLONDES" WEST SIDE MMOTfMn w. Wash, at BeL |:|4l.A*]kKß Thrift Nile Ja-h Oakie "FROM HELL TO HEAVEN" .-■pi w 7 Mich" ■ Mlf tl Y Nani' c irr.lt Paul Lucas “KISS BEFORE THE MIRROR"_ i J “CHEATING ,BLONDES”

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices t 01.1 IN*. J! ANIT A >1 Brloved Os Frrd Col..ns ad a; and da .ehter ol Mr and Mrs £ C Bsr.r.ser and igr.ter of James Miller sister :f Ralph M Clay. Norman *nd William Ballit.ger passed a* jv Thursdav. July JO as- 20 vears Services iil he held at the f- ster parents residence. 522 North Oriental Saturdav, July 21 • s;s c rr. and from the Thlr” -first Street Bair-.'* Church, corner Anr.ette and Mst st- at 2 D. m. Burial Floral Park cemtrv Friends invited WALD FI'NFRAL DIPETORR not ghi in 1 lacra -1 rh hi ind Are go vears, wir: >• of thr ;.v Mark L Dcughertv aunt of One D and Smith H Strickland pass-d away Thursdav. Julv 20. at 11 p ir . 1 * r.r ho.re B!fi E 14th t Fun* rai Saturday. Julv 22 a- 4 1 nt from the FINN PROS FVNEH HOMF i3.* N Mer:d.n : Interment Crown Hi:: ceme'er- Friends invited Friends may call at the funeral home anv time after k p m Friday HARTLFV. WAITS’R N Bro'her' Mrs A B I.mgenfeller passed awav Thursc..( 1 nornlnf Chicago 8 I urdav. 2 p rr. at the C V MONTGOMERY FT’NERAL HOME. 1622 N MsI ridian st Friends .r.vited Burial Crown ! Hni.

Hi 11 HI ( GEORGE ' B of Nona, father of Oscar Carl and Char.es Relche! son of Adam Reichel. ar.d brother of Car! Rudolph a' and Le*ts , Reichel Mrs Eir.rr.a Ilnnhure Mr • Louise Fla kamp and Mrs Lena Berry of Chirase oa.sec awav Tuesday. Julv 13 11 n rr Funeral Sa’ relay af'err.oor, Julv 12 2 t> :n at the home 4<VM Boui- vard place Friends invited B ;rial Crown Hil? ¥ JOHN HERRMANN in charge ! S APIRIE LOUIS -B Beniamin. Samuel, and Max Sap • !*• M-s M Roots’ein Rose and Dora Sap.rte all of thus citv and Mr Emil OreenMein 01 Chicago II! passed awav Julv 2! ace 3" vears Funerel from the resideni- 2247 N Fer.n st. Sunday. Julv 23 2 p m Friends mav view the remains it the WALD FI’NFRAL HOME iris n 1...-01s st until Saturday evening Then call at the resfder.r- Burial Bethel cemetery Friends invited 1 Pleas*omit dp., erso 81> lON BIR Ml ! Ag 77 awav Tuesday- after dae Jul' '.B at t.h" home of her daughter Mrs Viola Campbell. 830 Da'.v st Funeral services B.llurdav 2 p rr. at the Oak Hill Tabernacle church 2C24 Burial Memorial Park 1 • Friends invited. STL’CKI PATRICIA ANN Hdarling daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Sturkv. sisi-r of Lorratn and Dorothv i pass“d awav Tnursdav. 230 a m at . re‘lrience 20IS Barth *• Funeral SatI urdav. 130 p m at residence 2 p m . a' Sycr*d Heart church Friends invited Burial S' Joseph eenieterv G H II ERRMANN IN CHARGE WALLACE. ALBERT A—Beloved wife of IL'-Rov Wallace and mother of George Elmer Wallace, departed this life Thursdav Julv 20 age 30 years Funeral Saturdav. Julv 22. at the MOORFI A: KIRK FI’NERAL HOME 2530 Station st . 2 p. m Burial Floral Park cemetery. _ Friends invlled 3 Funeral Directors, Florists

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I/ITTLE & SONS 1 1916 N Meridian at HA-2222. J. C. WILSON i 1230 Prospect DR-0321 -0339 ! 4 Lost and Found DOCTORS Instrument bag. lull stocked, i blood pressure outtlt. etc. Reward. HI--7901. 1 FOX TERRIER, black female. 6 months i old. Reward 6275 Central Ave. HU- | 8156. j LIGHT TAN COLLIE Long nose Reward ' LI-3735 REWARD for information of Bos'on Bull, i male: straved Julv 8 No ones Mons. Rej ward 1649 C nlral. HE-4934 j STRAYED July 2nd red female Cho-.v Reward for recovery or Information. LI-0176 Chuck Wiggins TFNT North ol Broad Rlnnle on State Road 31 Reward CH-4507-M 5 Personals

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Is a* fan Hotel Take Advantage of Our SUMMER RATES Coo! rooms compl'te service Walklrui difance Delaware at Michigan LI-5218. Bring $lO and Stay Until Sept. Ist Until Mm,day Ju.v 24th we will accept 410 00 as pavment in full fir one of our modern rooms running water electrW fan. free tub or shower baths, untii Sept, lit This Is to acquaint you with tnw ntanr advantages offered by thus modern wi; located hotel We can not now tell you what the rate wiU be after Bep’ l*t. i* many changes are now taking place, i but we do guarantee that we shall alwayj give you more for your, money than caa be obtained elsewhere. PURITAN HOTEL | Market U New Jersey. RI-SJM.