Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1935 — Page 13

FEB. 9, 1953-

Record Field Awaits City Pin Tourney Annua! Title Play to Begin at Illinois Alleys Today. Tha annual city bowling tournament will open today at 1 p. m. at the Illinois Alleys with a record entry at 214 teams, a mark that surpasses by more than 30 the former high set several years ago. Twenty-two of the teams ..ill participate in the Class A event, 67 will compete In the Class B, and 125 will vie for Cl as C honors. Enthusiasm among the local bowlers seeking the 1936 A. B. C. gathering for this city made the record breaking entry possible. The event this season will be run off on consecutive nights, instead of week-ends only, as has the custom. The team events will wind tip with the completion of Wednesday 7 p m . squad and the minor events will get under way on the 9 o'clock shift the same evening. The defending champions are: Class A team. Hoosier Pete. 3082; doubles, Walt Heckman-Leo Ahearn, 1264; singles, John Fehr, 652; allevents, Paul Stemm. 1949. Class B team. Auto Equipment. 2859; doubles. H. Maner-Ed Stark. 1216; singles. Bob Dittrlrh. 658. Class C team. Raab Coats. 2633; doubles. Dr. Wilklns-Dr. Beatty, 1,138; singles. C. Caster. 595. Todays schedule follows: 1 P. M Distribution Sr l (J. O'Reilly, eap’ami; Distribution No 2 <R. Ebacht; Langsdaie No. 6 'John Dent*.; Prospect No. * <F Johns.; Prospect No. 9 <J M'llrevt. E:x;rs -8 Davis'; Pilla <L. Riester); P’ibiie Service lie 2 -R R Perry i; Public -Service No 1 <A. O Conner.; O L. C. O. >J R Achort; Joint Life* <C. C Power*; Fen rich s Restaurants P B Jones'" Rotary No. 1 .Fred Case); Rotary No. 2 • E Rhowalvtert. J P M.—Service Club No. 1 <C Weafher;.. Service Chib No 2 <K. Nesslar'. Service Ciub No. 3 'C. V. Sheilert; Service Ciub No. * iC. Waggoner': Service Chib No. S 'K. R. Banger.; Indiana Inspection Bureau 'A McCannt; Underwriters Adjusting 'Fred Tucker.; Western Adjustment Inspection <H. G Heckman.; 'New Amsterdam Casualty .Ted Seinert; Travelers Insurance .Pat Quinn.; Hoosier Casualty <M Doerfleri; Linden Hotel tC. Lark*; Indiana Bell Telephone 'C. R. Barkmanl. Eagle Creek Nurseries <R. Kennedy >. 5 P. M —Stewart Carey Glass Cos. <Wm. Wolf); Union Title >F. Snvdert; Manes G L. Campbell); Teeth (J. 8 Crooki: Tal’.s <R Conkiei; Be-erin Hotel No. 1 .A B Chapman); Roberts Milk (W. V. Roberts* Indiana National Bank No. 2 IC. C. Koepper.; Indiana National Bank No 3 .Carl Sturm); Office. Prest-O-Lite IAI HlMMglt Prospect No 2 *C Russell'; Distribution No 7 Wm Getsecker-; Main Off.ce No. 9 • W C. Holt); Main Office No. 10 i W H. Johnsoni. 7 P M Stoves. W:n H. Block <P. John-* Prospect No. 4 .8 McKinnon.; Distribution No. 6 .Joe Danna>; Lou.es Tavern >\Vm. Hurrle.; Jacks Place .Dan Logan.; Miller Tavern <C. L. Thompson); Eubank Cut Rale Drugs <J. L. Baylay); Arches <W V. Bell.; Clavpool Hotel Ho. 1 <H Jones); Hudgins-Csrter Cos. .8 J. Yount); Prospect No. 3 'L. R. Hoffman.: Pro.-nect No. 1 tJ. Murphv); Distribution No 5 .J Underwood.. Distribution No. 8 0 Medim*. 9 P M—Riley Hotel |G Turner): Champagne Velvet Beer iW. Trennepohl.; Budweiser No 2 .John Hines.. Ritchie Furniture >Leon Grads-': Circle Engraving Cos Geo. Mess.; Service S'ation No 4. S O Cos IV. Zeigier); Record Dept., S. O. Cos .8 A Oummere): Construction. S. O. Cos, 'O. Oaspery*: General Bookeeping, 8. O Cos. tC. E Frenchi; Volltner Meats iW F. Wolf.; McLis-McCahill <W. Bargen’>; La Fendrlch Cigars >A. Millington'. Bodweiser No. 1 ij. Beamt; Leonard Coal (Earl Bright.. Por game in the 14-16-vear-old elass ari'h the Bom >ers. write Bob Deprend at 1119 College av, Indianapolis. Woodruff Juniors and U B Aces notice. Calvary Cubs are aveed to verify date of game With Bombers.

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Race Selections By Tom Noons lOopvrtfht. 1935. by United Press)

NOOXE’S SELECTIONS FOR TODAY Day’s Best—Deliberator. Best Longshot—Northern Sir. Best Parlay—Diverting and Blind Star.

Race Entries

Today

AT HIALEAH r ARK r.rst Race .*BOO. allowances • 2-year - olds. three furlongs <a.Tw o Edged. Dis-ract. 109. .aiOvermankje, 109. Gay Mine. - a 104 Borsa. 109. Delibera*or. 120. Empeyt Bo* Me 112: Plying Falcon. 109. Lemont, 109; Sandy Beach. 106. <ai—o. D. Wider.er entry. Second Race <1800: claiming; 3-year -olds, seven furlor.g*.—Recovery. 102. Col. Oreene. B'tckhand’.e 108 xTeddy Carl. ;0J Flight of Gold. 106; Bella tot. 107. vM J. Brennan. 106; Mannle 108. Day Signal. 108; Dancing Cloud. 108. Third Rare .M 00; claiming: 3-vear-olds 7 furlongs.—x Vera Cru*. 101; xLittle Argo. 102. xßethlehem Star. 108; * Beaver Dam. 106: Show Boy. 104. Tearout. 108; xJeanne S 108: Nankin. 102, Foreign Lady. 99; Diverting. 104. Fourth Race <91.000; The Clearwater; allowances; 3-vear-olds and up; six furlongs' -< a Captain Argo 111; MemlyOn, 102, Siskin 113: Wise Prince. 102; Chief Mourner. 102. Changeling. 108. .a'Ooid Basis. 102 . .a Miss Mary Hirsch and W. J. Hlrsch entry. Fifth Race <81500: tne Brighton Handicap. 3-year-olds and up one and oneeight miles.—Chastity. 103. Howard. 109, General Parth. 110; Plight. 11.. Venetian, 98. Sixth Race <91000; claiming; 3-vear-oW one and one-eighth m>les on turn xMtckey's Man. 108 Bounding Count. 116 xMotley. Ill: Brush Past. 113. St. Mor'.U. llli, Penrill. 105; Little Cynic. 113. Seven*h Race .9800; claiming: 4-year-oids and up: one and three-sixteenths. — xTransolrd 107; relativity. 109; Dancing Boy 112. xLimbus. Ill: Tlempo. 109. Caw Caw. 114, Yellow Metal. 107; xFlyrng Dere. 104 allowance cliamed. Wea*her. clear: track, fast. Horses listed in order of post position*. AT FAIR GROUNDS First Race 's4oo: claiming; 3-year-olds and up six furlongs.—Leflore. 118: Transmit 113. Gufelano, 113. Macks Pal. 113; Goodvear. 118 Bill Lut*. 116. Considerate. 118 Mom s Polly. 113, Princlpio. 118, Fast Reels. 113; Patricia C. 113; Squeeze Play. 118 Northern Sir. 118 Smiling Moon. 113. Hey Fiirt. 118; Inarage. 118; Vonnie. 118; Fountain, 113. Second Race .9400; claiming; 4-year-olds and up. one mile*-<3rand Voivode. 112. Princess Carolvn. 107: Hamilton. 112; Irush Maiden, 108; Dick Porter. 112: Satin Princess. 10*1 Monkeyshine. 112; Visionary. 112. Clinon. 107: Backstep. 112; Cloirado, 112. Run On, 112: Lightning Girl 107, Service Man 104; Loval Louie. 112; Priceless Miss. 105; Don Pablo. 112. Third Race .9400; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; one mile>—Traegat, 110. mount. 105. Old Bill. 112: Easy Bid. 105; Fimon. 112: Bangobar. 110; Raffler Con. 107 Carissa, 100. Santa Cruz. 107; Lucky Carter. 112: 3ad News. 112: My Aga. 110; Lugano. 112: Little Jay. 112; Jack Blener. 112. Home Rule. 112; bag o' Roses. 107. Fourth Ra-e .$400: claiming; 3-year-olds; six furlongs' Blind Star. 114; Miss Deloa. 107; xidle Wild. 96: Adelia A.. 108; Fiy;ng Rod il4; Specs. 112; xAll Bays. 109; xßart Timber. 103: Sugar Creek. 10.; xGolden Throne. 107; xGyana, 101; Bellona. 109. * Fifth Race <9400; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; six furlongs*—xFoxy Quiller. 109; Burgoo. 108; xßrilllant Miss. 98; Occult. 109 George. 108; Princess Pyre. 106; xjudge Primrose. 106; Justa Sheik, 108. xGav Follies. 104; Royal Rock. Ill; xMt. Washington, 109: AH Night. Ill; xWigrose. 104; Cortda. 109; xAlma S., 104; xTransfix, 98: xAlamae, 107. Sixth Face 1*500; The Blue Bonnets: allowances: 3-vear-o!ds; one mile*—Our Mae. 100; Blue Cat. 112; Funderburg, 117; Cannon's Roar, 105; Glittering. 105; Exotude. 97; Leana. G . 106; Kentucky Green. 105; Gunwale. 108; Raffles Problem, 111; Chief Osceola. 105. Seventh Race .*500: claiming: 4-year-olds and up: one and one-sixteenth miles. —Pulls. 110. xJambalaya. 105; xSix Bells,

At Hialeah Park — On Boat—Deliberator 1. Deliberator, Empty Bottle, Lemont. 2. CoL Oreene, Recovery, Day Signal. 3. Diverting, Nankin, Foreign Lady. 4. Captain Argo, Merrily On, Wise Prince. 5. General Parth, Howard, Chastity. 6. Little Cynic. Mottle, St. Mortiz. 7. Caw Caw, Flying Dere, Tiempo. At Fair Grounds — One Best—Pulls 1. Northern Sir, Bill Lutz, Patricia C. 2. Loyal Louie, Run On, Monkeyshine. 3. Bad News, Easy Bid, Lucky Carter. 4. Blind Star, All Bays, Bellona. 5. Alma S„ Foxy Quiller, Corda. 6. Our Mae, Exotude, Blue Cat. 7. Pulis, Six Bells, Almadel Jr. 8. Oaten, Nona. Aurebon. 9. Stephanus, Slipknot, Sleep Gal. At Santa Anita — One Best—Blaze Home 1. Blaze Home, Charming Miss, Draft Sergeant. 2. Silva, Salz, Starference. 3. Enigmatio, Dispeller, Happy Fellow. 4. Sweet Char let, Drombo, Kapena. 5. Sound Advice, Whereaway, Toro Nancy. 6. Azucar, Head Play, Gallant Sir. 7. Slapped, Whippercracker, Daily News. 8. Respect, Terrain, Prince Pest. •Y’ SWIMMERS NAMED FOR LOUISVILLE TRIP The Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. senior swimming team will meet the Louisville Y. M. C. A. squad at Louisville this evening. The local “Y” has won four and lost four meets this season. Swimmers slated to make the trip are Howard Krick and John Barkhaus, breast strokers; Don Pittman, back stroker; Gilbert Smith, diver, and Bill Barkhaus. Howard Ehle, Paul Berkhart and Martin Unversaw, crawl strokers. 110; xPara Four, 102; Hammel, 112; Almadel Jr., 109. Eighth Race (9400; claiming; 4-vear-oids and up; one and one-eighth miles.— xMiss Upset, 104; xSweet Gal. 102; xßourbon Prince. 109; xOaten. 109; Lion Hearted. 114: Wild Laurel. 114: xlsostasy. 109; xßaggatawav. 109; xPacheco, 100; Monocle. 114; xTarnish. 99; Hepsey's Beau 112; Jolty Rambler, 107; xPompatic. 109; xLo-d Dean, 109: Luckpiece, 114. Supero, 112; Halliard, 114. Ninth Race .Substitute; $400: claiming; 3-vear-olds and up; six furlongst— Slipknot, 113; Sleepv Gal, 113; Whlleaway, 118; Ragawood. ilO; Oelniklas, 118; Doc Conner, 118; Don Carlos. 118; Nona, 113; Lazv Marv, 113; Mysterious Nell. 113; Mavro lift; Aurebon. 118; Lothario. 118: Fleet a Rose. 113: Eva S„ 113: False Piety, 113; Normahal. 113; Stephanus. 118. x—Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather, clear: track, fast. Horses listed In order of post positions.

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Indiana Cage Five Favored Over Gophers Every Western Conference Net Team in Action Tonight.

b:• United Prrgt CHICAGO, Feb. 9.—Western Conference basketball settles back into full stride tonight after an interruption for mid-year examinations, with siv teams engaged in conference games and the four other members playing outside foes. The schedule brings Minnesota against Indiana at Bloomington, lowa against Ohio State at Columbus, Illinois against Chicago in the Windy City, Northwestern against Notre Dame in Evanston, Purdue against Fordham in New York, and Wisconsin against De Pauw in Madison. Ohio State is given an even chance in most prognostications to haul lowa out of a third-place tie in the conference. Indiana probably will get a tighter grip on second place by defeating Minnesota, and Cricago should be easy for Illinois. Standings: w. L. Pet. Pts. o p Purdue 5 1 .833 317 183 Indiana 3 1 .750 137 122 lowa 4 2 .677 218 194 Wisconsin 4 2 .677 167 138 Minnesota 4 2 .67 7 208 19d Illinois 3 2 .600 172 155 Ohio State 4 3 .571 221 222 Michigan J. 4 .200 115 143 Northwestern 1 5 .167 141 166 Chicago ® 8 .000 i99 277 Tonight’s schedule: Minnesota at Indiana. lowa at Ohio State. Illinois at Chicago. •Notre Dame at Northwestern. •Purdue at Fordham. •De Pauw at Wisconsin. •Non-Conference game*. AT SANTA ANITA First Race <$800; allowances; 2-year-olds: three furlorigsi—Draft Sergeant. 106; Billie Bane, 110; Blaze Home, 115; (a)Lord Gallant. 114; Modern Maid, 103; (aiCaliban, 110; Charming Miss, 105; Lady Florlse, U }a)—Milky Way Farm Entry. Second Race <$800; claiming' 4-year-olds and up: one mile' —Salz, 112: Moon Rose 105; War. 112; Silva. 110; Starference' 112: How High. 112; Publication, 112; Moroi, 112; Jeannette K.. 105; Ricciardo. 112. Third Race <$800; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; one and one-fourth miles)— xEnigmatic, 100; Accorder, 110; Bellman, 110- xAncelot. 105; xDon Day. 112; Dispeller, 112; xHappy Fellow, 112. Fourth Race <$800; claiming: 3-year-olds and up: five furlongs)—Play Away. 105; Fancy Flight. Ill; Radio Announcer, 111; Drombo, 115; Sweet Chariot, 120, Moreanmore. 101; Grand Opera 106; Kapen.a. 116; Stealthy Step, 115; The Baliff, 115. Fifth Race <$1000; the Derby Trial Handicap: 3-vear-olds: one mile)—ObPolar Flight, 108: Demonstration. 104; 'aiWhereaway. 115: ,biSound Advice. 12y. Happv H°le'n. 106; .aiSouth Gallant. 107; Toro Nancy. 112; Pitter Pat, 116. (a Milky Way Farm entry. lb)Catawba Stable entry. Sixth Race <57500; added: the San Antonio; 3-vear-olds and up; one-eighth mile*—Big Beau, 123: GRllant Sir, 128: Sarada 128; Azucar. 128: Good Goods, 126; Head Play. 128; Fleam. 121. Seventh Race <$800; grade C Handicap; four-year-olds and up; one and one-six-teenth miles) —Slapped. 11"; Bissagos, 112; Whippercracker. 105; Daily News. 104; Mr. Bun, 126; Precursor, 110. Eighth Race ($800; Grade D Handicap; 4-year-olds and up: one and one-eighth miles!—Terrain, 105: Nocturnlabe, 112; Aloching. 100; Rowdv Boy. 108; Prince Pest. 112; Respect, 120; Mild, 108. x —Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather, cloudy track, muddy. Horses listed in order of post positions.

H. S. Net Scores

LOCAL Nob]sville, 21: Washington. 19 ConnersvilSe. 23: Tech. 21 .overtime), Southport. 17; Cathedral. 13. Knightstown 43: Broad Ripple. 15. Manual, 38: Decatur Central, 19 Crispus Attucks, 21; Stmesville. 20. STATE Ben Davis, 23; Warren Central. 21. St Marv's .Anderson), 38; Middletown. 35 .double overtime. Avon. 61; Stilesville. 22. „ Central Catholic (Ft. Wayne). 36: Aziila. 22. Bambridge. 21: Oolverdale. 15. Beech Grove. 21; Acton. 19. Bluffton. 30; Berne. 26 Brookvllle. 30: New Salem. 25. Brownstown. 45; Cortland. 17. Center Grove. 33: Oreenwood, 24. Charlottesville. 29: Maxwell, 22. Columbus. 35; Shelbyvllle. 21. Daleville, 42; Royerton, 24. Decatur. 28; Jefferson Township. 18. Peru. 17: Delphi. 16. Eden. 22: Sulphur Springs. 18. Huntington. 28: Elwood, 22. Howard Township. 23; Ervin Township, 19. Ft. Wayne. 29: Auburn. 15. Fowler. 3; Freeland Park. 18. Frankfort. 23; Logansport, 11. Franklin, 20; Bedford. 18. Gosport. 24; Smithville. 14. Greensburg. 25: St. Paul, 21. Greencastle, 20; Martinsville. 10. Greenfield. 29; Rushville. 28 (overtime). Holton. 24: Osgood, 21. , Jasper. 33; St. Xavier (Louisville, Ky.). 25. Jeffersonville, 27; Brazil. 23. South Side tFt. Wayne). 32; Hartford City. 5. Lebanon. 36: Kokomo. 24. Lafayette, 28: Anderson. 25. Nappanee. 25; La Porte. 20 (overtime). Lawrenceburg. 47: Rising Sun. 22. Linton. 47; Spencer, 13. Lyons. 34; Jasonville, 11. Vevay, 37; Madison, 27. Hardinsburg, 26; Mareno, 25. Marion. 28: Alexandria. 19. McCorasville, 29; Mt. Comfort. 19. Mitchell, 27. French Lick, 25. Michigan City. 31; Mishawaka, 25. Clayton. 27; Mooresville. 24. Morristown. 36; Fairland 17. Muncie, 25; Richmond, 20. New Albany. 19: Vincennes, 15. New Augusta. 21: Zionsville. 20. Newcastle. 30: Bloomington. 19. New Bethel. 2b: New Palestine, 24. North Vernon, 40; Edinburg. 25. Williamsport. 22; Oxford. 21. Pendleton. 36; Lapel, 13. Hvmera. 16: Pimento. 11. Pittsboro 23; Brownsburg. 15. Warsaw. 42; Plymouth, 13. Rensselaer. 26; Remington. 15. Rockville. 29; Gerstmever (Terre Haute). 27. Salem. 19: Scottsburg, 12 ShUivan. 44; Bloomfield. 26. Wilev (Terre Hautei. 28; Clinton. 20. Tipton. 47; Windfall. 13. Morgantown. 36; Unionvilie. 8. Wabash. 28; North Manchester. 14. Washington. 33; Seymour. 20. Westfield. 19: Walnut Grove. 16. Wilkinson. 24; Fortville, 15. Russiaville. 31; Union. 20. New London. 24; Clay (Howard). 23. Forest. 29; West Middleton, 27. Scircleville. 37; Jackson (Clinton), 16. Twelve Mile, 31: Galveston. 23. Frankton. 35; Sharpsville. 26. Swayzee. 21: Converse, 18 Clav (Miami), 53; Macy, 17. Arlington. 34: Manilla. 30 (overtime). Mays. 37; Gings, 20. Morton Memorial. 37: Raleigh. 5. Pierceton. 24; Atwood. 22. Beaver Dam. 41; Burkett, 17. Milford, 41; Claypool. 17. Etna Green. 27; Sidney. 22. Mentone. 4lr Tippecanoe. 22. North Webster. 24; New Paris. 24 (double overtime tie). Young America. 38; New Waverly. 23. St. Mary’s (Huntington). 39; Union (Wells). 22. Roanoke. 29: Huntington Township. 17. Union Center. 35; Jefferson Center. 14. A.ndrews. 38; Clear Creek. 29. Jonesboro. 21; Fairmount, 17. Warren. 29; Van Buren. 12. Gas City. 48; Montpelier. 16. Culver. 27: Bourbon. 11. Thorntown. 25; Darlington. 18. Kingman. 33: Perryville. 18. Alamo. 47; Russellville. 28. Roachdale, 33: Veedersburg. 30. Ladoga. 36: Bowers. 13. Wingate. 43: Hillsboro. 25. Attica. 14: Covington. 13 (overtime). West Point. 26: Clark’s Hill. 19. Jackson Township (Tippecanoe). 30: Wea. 23. Marshall. 28: Wallace. 11. Waveland. 23: Bellmore. 20. Rock Creek. 44: Chester Center. 21. Monroe. 19; Pleasant Mills. 17. Elmhurst, 20; Decatur Catholic, 19. Burris (Muncie i. 31: Si ate Training (Terre Haute). 29 (overtime). Linton. 47; Spencer. 13. Glenn, 23: Honev Creek. 16. Corv, 34; Patricksburg. 19. Angola, 30; Garrett. 20. Milan. 37: New Marion. 4. Gaston. 31; Summitville. 24. Whitewater. 32; Boston. 29. Williamsburg. 33: Fountain City. 32. Economy. 39; Milton. 28. Cambridge City. 31; Hagerstown. 28. Union City. 28; Centerville. 21. Yorktown. 40; Winchester. 30. Saratoga. 20; Jackson. 14. Wavne, 29: Huntsville. 23. Lincoln. 22: Ridgeville. 16. Jefferson. 31: Farmland. 26. Lewisville. 29: Straughn. 20. Everton. 51; Orange. 16. Alquina. 37: Springfield Township. 36. Fairview. 29; Bentonville, 27. Liberty, 34; Eaton (O.i. 32. Brownsville. 31; College Corner. 19. Kitchel. 25; St. Andrews (Richmond). 22 Elkhart. 21; Central (South Bendl. 15. Rochester. 35; Riley (South Bendl. 16. Millersburg. 29; Shipshewanna. 24. Winamac. 25; North Judson. 20 (overtime). Bremen. 31: Lapaz. 28. Froebel (Gary). 24; Washington (East Chicago). 19. Valparaiso. 28: Emerson (Gary). 26. Horace Mann (Gary), 37; Roosevelt (East Chicagoi. 21. Hammond, 32; Whiting. *u. Crown Point. 27; Hobart. 25 (overtime). Lowell, 25; Calumet, 21. Dover. 29; New Ross. 27. Colfax, 38: Rossville. 29. Advance. 24: Jamestown. 22. Montmorenci. 25; Romney. 15.

State College Net Card

TONIGHT Western State vs. Butler, at Butler fleldhouse. Minnesota vs. Indiana, at Bloomington. Indiana Central vs. Taylor, at Upland. Ball State vs. Evansville, at Evansville. Anderson College vs. Concordia, at Ft. Wayne. St. Joseph’s vs. Huntington College, at Huntington. Notre Dave vs. Northwestern, at Evanston. De Pauw vs. Wisconsin, at Madison. Wis. Purdue vs. Fordham, at Madison Square Garden. New York. CONTINENTAL FROSH WIN The Washington High School frosh cagers scored a 39 to 15 triumph over the Manual freshmen at the Continental gym Thursday, Carter and Meyers starred for the winners. Hibner was best for Manual.

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Edwards-Marvin Mat Go Stirs City Fan Interest ‘Chiropractic Hold’ Clashes with 'Chin Lock’; Davis and Marshall Top Armory Bill Tuesday. Although billed only as the semi-windup, the Billy Edwards-Tom Marvin “pet hold” wrestling tussle on the Hercules A. C. all-heavyweight card at the Armory Tuesday night is creating almost as much interest as the featme struggle, according to Matchmaker Lloyd Carter.

Edwards, who scales around 214. and hails from Dallas, Tex., has appeared here on the last two mat programs, beating two husky opponents with his widely-heralded "chiropractic” hold. The first one to say “enough” was the stormy Dick Raines. Last week, Sol Slagel. 255, was subdued. Next Tuesday the rugged Marvin will attempt to match his chin look with the “chiropractic.” The aggressive Texas has little to say about his “chiropractic,” other than the hold is clamped on above the eyes when he gives his opponents “the works.” Big Boy Davis. 236, vs. Everett Marshall, 218, is the top bout on the card. It promises to be a lively encounter. Marshall is rated by mariy as second to Jim Londos. In the opening match, Otto Kuss, 22C Indiana University student, will oppose Paul Harper, 220. former allround athlete from Southern Methodist University. Both are popular with the SEARS AND FOLLOWS TO RENEW RIVALRY NEW YORK, Feb. u.—John Follows, former Wisconsin-Oxford twomile running star, will renew his rivalry with Ray Sears of Butler University In the N. Y. A. C. meet at Madison Square Garden, Feb. 16. Follows defeated every runner he met indoors last year and set anew American record of 9:09 for two miles before being bested at the K. of C. games by Sears, whom he had defeated earlier. Sears lowered the American record to 9; 07.4 in winning. NORTH SIDE Talbot & 22nd TALBOTT "S:. 1 ” c F .'C" “GAMBLING” “DESIRABLE” Sun. Double Feature —Anna Sten “WE LIVE AGAIN” “HAPPINESS AHEAD” T Illinois at 34th / Double Feature Joan Boles “MUSIC IN THE AIR” “MILLS OF THE GODS” Sun. Double Feature —Tom Brown “BACHELOR OF ARTS” “MURDER IN THE CLOUDS” . .--AI I,W ■ 42nd & College PTOWN Double Feature * I N-' "'ll Helen Twelvetrees “ONE HOUR LATE” “MEN IN THE NIGHT” Sun. Double Feature —(Laurel-Hardy “BABES IN TOYLAND” “LOTTERY LOVERS” . 2361 Station St. I) D L A aA Double Feature L/ l\ lmf\l V 1 Ricardo Cortez 4 “I AM A THIEF” “RAWHIDE MAIL” Sun. Double Feature—Wm. Powell “EVELYN PRENTICE” “BABBITT” Extra, Hauptmann Murder Trial f > 19th * College ACCI Double Feature OliallUlU Richard IMx “DAY OF RECKONING” “THE TEXAS RANGER” Sun. Double Feature —Joan Crawford “CHAINED” “365 NIGHTS IN HOLLYWOOD” t __ , Noble & Mass. KAri K A Double Feature Jlyrna Toy ‘Tr'zeflghter and the Lady” “THE ARIZONA TERROR” Sun. Double Feature —Hill Rogers “DOCTOR BULL” “OPERATOR 13” l\ Double Feature Neil Hamilton “FUGITIVE LADY” “CORRUPTION” Sun. Double Featnre —Norma Shearer “Barretts of Wimpole Street” “SIX DAY F.IKE RIDER” 30th & Northwestern RC V Double Feature L A Russ Columbo “WAKE UP AND DREAM” “MENACE” Sun. Double Feature —Pauline Ford “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch” “THE LAST GENTLEMAN” 7 A Double Feature Z.AKIIN\J Greta Garbo “THE PAINTED VEIL” “HELL IN THE HEAVENS” Sun. Double Feature —Carole Lombard “THE GAY BRIDE” “KENTUCKY KERNELS” . St. Clair & Ft. Wayne C| F'l AID Double Feature Dl. V-LMIIX Fay Wray “CHEATING CHEATERS” “THE WESTERNER” Sun. Double Feature —Loretta Young “THE WHITE PARADE” “IT’S A GIFT” . . | * ■ II Udell Si Clifton New Udell -jsss.” “NEVADA BUCKAROO” “INSIDE INFORMATION” Sun. Dble. Feature —Robt. Montgomery “HIDEOUT” “HUMAN SIDE” EASTSIDE 1352 E- Wash. STRAND Kyr “STRANGE WIVES” “CHATEAU SECRETS” Sun. Double Feature—Greta Garbo “THE PAINTED VEIL” “BABBITT” , t Dearborn at 10th D I V/ (j I I Double Feature <N I ▼ L. I rha „ Dickens’ “GREAT EXPECTATIONS” “MEN IN THE NIGHT” Sun. Double Featnre —Wheeler-Woolsey "KENTUCKY KERNELS” "PRIVATE LIFE OF DON JUAN” . II x • *507 E. Wash. IRVING KK “FLIRTATION WALK” Sun. Double Featnre —Norma Shearer "Barretts of Wimpole Street” “LADY BY CHOICE” X 2442 E. Wash. TA(fj M A Double Feature “THE WHITE PA'wADt” “NIGHT ALARM” Sun. Double Feature—Warner Baxter "HELL IN THE HEAVENS” “IT’S A GIFT” Added Attraction “DIONNE QUINTUPLETS”

16 Victories on Hi-Brus’ Record 'T* Packers’ Opponents Have Met South’s Best. The Falls City Hl-Brus of Louisville, who meet the local Hilgemeier Packer netters at the Pennsy Gym tomorrow afternoon, have played throughout the South and boast of a season's record of 16 wins and four losses. They have scored 798 points against their opponents’ 561. and are reputed to pack a world of defensive power. The Louisville five is made up of several former high school and collegiate luminaries, chief among them being Kenny Jordan, who made the all-Ohio college team last year as a member of the St. Xavier squad of Cincinnati. The five exhigh school stars on the team have served as captains of various prep teams. Tomorrow’s game will get underway at 3 p. m. following a prelim between the Beech Grove and SoAthic teams. The Hilgemeier Packers will be defending a 16-game winning streak when they tackle the Hi-Brus. EAST SIDE 4020 E. New York TUXEDO D C™ “AGE OF INNOCENCE” “FUGITIVE LADY” Sun. Double Feature — Young “THE WHITE PARADE” “BABBITT” . _ . . 2930 E. 19th S*. D A PkTR Double Feature i l) I\l\Ll\ Jean Harlow “GIRL FROM MISSOURI” “KING KELLY OF THE U. S. A.” Sun. Double Feature —Helen Haye “What Every Woman Knows” “I SELL ANYTHING” . 2116 E. 10th St. Hamilton “FLIRTATION WALK” “THE WHITE PARADE” Snn. Double Feature—Eddie Cantor “KID MILLIONS” “THE BAND PLAYS ON” R* w 2721 E. Wash. (J Y >Y Double Feature w I Boh Steel “RIDERS OF THE DESERT” “MODERN HERO” Sun. Double Feature —Wm. Fowell “EVELYN PRENTICE” “MANHATTAN TOWER” II | 1500 Roosevelt Hollywood 51 aiirice ” Cheva"ler “THE MERRY WIDOW” “CIRCUS CLOWN” Sun. Double Feature—Win. Powell “EVELYN PRENTICE” “FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY” _ . . _ . . 4639 E. 10th EMERSON ry;/, “HELL IN THE HEAVENS” “GAMBLING” Sun. Double Featnre —Greta Garbo “THE PAINTED VEIL” “KID MILLIONS” _ New Jer. & E. Wash. Paramount ”£££-, sy “BLOOD MONEY” “THE SILYER BULLET” Sun. Double Feature—Eddie Cantor “WHOOPEE” “ONE EXCITING ADVENTURE” SOUTH SIDE FOUNTAIN SQUARE Double Feature Riehard Arlen “HELDORADO” “MURDER IN THE CLOUDS” Sun. Dble. Feature —Barbara Stanwyck “SECRET BRIDE” “THE BAND PLAYS ON” _ . . . t-v -!./* Prospect & Shelby SANDERS D “* ;rr “WHEN A MAN SEES RED” “CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA” Sun. Double Feature —Edmund Lowe “GIFT OF GAB” “PECK’S BAD BOY” _ _, _. 2203 Shelby GARFIELD “JEALOUSY” “SMOKING GUNS” Sun. Double Feature —Warner Baxter “HELL IN THE HEAVENS” “IT’S A GIFT” __ Prospect-Churchman AV A I D N Double Featnre i\Vr\ LV/ I X Franrhot Tone “THE WORLD MOVES ON” “THE AVENGER” Sun. Donhle Feature —Maurice Chevalier “THE MERRY WIDOW” “MEN IN THE NIGHT” _ ra,-. . | 1105 S. Meridian ORIENTAL i;;;r “AS THE EARTH TURNS” “THE WESTERNER” Sun. Double Feature —Joe Penner “COLLEGE RHYTHM” “MOONSTONE” | 1429 S. Meridian Roosevelt “DESIRABLE” "MYSTERY RANGE” Sun. Double Feature—Fay Wray “CHEATING CHEATERS” "DANGEROUS CORNER” WEST SIDE W. Wash. A Belmont BELMONT Carole J.ombard “LADY BY CHOICE” “BABBITT" Sun. Doable Featnre —Gloria Swanson "MUSIC IN THE AIR” “BABES IN TOYLAND” D, _. . 2249 W. Michigan A S Y Double Feature cv I -J I Pat Paterson “CALL IT LUCK” “THUNDER OVER TEXAS” Sun. Double Feature—Ricardo Corte* “I AM A THIEF’ “WEST OF THE PECOS” S_ ._ _ *;oj w. loth st. | A T C Double ' 1 L Feature “CRIME WITHOUT PASSION”’ “WHEELS OF DESTINY” gun. Double Feature —-loan Blondell “KANSAS CITY PRINCESS” “SHE LOVES ME

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Adams of Frankfort, Ind., passed way at Los Angeles, Cal., Wednesday §m. For further Information call HIRLEY BROS , 946 N. Illinois. Attention American Legion. BALER, DR. WILLIAM J.—Beloved husband of Olive Yetter Bauer, father of William. James, and Joan, and son of Mrs. Jessie M. Bauer of Elyria, 0., passed away Friday morning. Services at the FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY Sunday at 10 a. m. Friend* invited. Burial, lowa City. la; BRACKEN, WALLACE LEE—Age 14, Son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bracken, passed away Friday morning at Newcastle, Ind. Services at the FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday at 10 a m. Burial in Washington Paik cemetery, m BRODHECKER. MARTHA EDlTH—Beloved wife of Frank C. Brodhecker, sister of Mrs Rose Harvey and Henry Hobbs of Indianapolis, daughter of Everett C. Hobbs and stepdaughter of Mrs, Esther Hobbs of Medora. Ind.. passed awav at the family residence. 1140 Southern-av, Tuesday p. m. Funeral services at the residence Friday. Feb. 8, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment Washington Park ‘ DLBECKY, MICHAEL—Age 28. beiovej husband of Helen Dubecky and father of little Michael and John Dubecky. passed away Wednesday a. m. Friends may call at the home, 1208 Pleasant-st,. any time. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. m„ at the Holy Trinity Church, 2618 W. St. Clair. DORSEY SERVICE. _ ] HEDDERICH. MISS BERT D.—Daughter of Mrs. Mar; Hedderich, sister of Misses Emelia and Ida Hedderich. passed away Wednesday afternoon Services at th FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday. 3_p. m. Friends Invited, KERST, MRS. BERTHA G —Beloved wife of the Rev. Alvin E. Kerst and mother of A. Leßoy Kerst. passed awa7 Thursdav p. m. at the Methodist Hospital. Friends may call at the residence, 1004 ’Weslbrook-av, after 2 p. m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 2 p. m. at the First Nazarine Church, State-av and E. Washington-st. For further information caff PAUL E. DORSEY. MKHRING, GEORGE A.—Beloved father of Mrs. Flora Kepper, Mrs. Mary Thieslng. Mrs. Mimmie Hughes of Indianapolis, and Leonard Mehring of Cincinnati. departed this life Friday, age 80 years. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11. at the residence of daughter. Mrs. Flora Kepper, 1918 Vallev-dr. 2:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK. MORGAN. MRS. ANNA GRACE—Widow of John J . mother of Mrs. Edna thal and Alpha R. Morgan, passed away Thursday morning. Services at the residence, 1824 Dexter-av. Saturday. 1 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. NICHOLS. NELLIE M'CONNEY—Beloved wife of Clarence W. Nichols, passed awav early Friday morning at family residence. 2540 Park-av. Survived by husband, three sons. Rowland W . Bernard O. of Indianapolis, and Clarence p Nichols, of Decatur, 111.; two sisters, Mary Mittendorf. of Champaign, 111., and Catherine Bryant, Detroit, Mich.; one grandson, Bernard W. Nichols. FTineral will be held from residence, -.38 Saturday Burial Crown Hill. Funeral and burial_prlvate. At NICHOLSON, THOMAS E—Darling little son of Frieda and Wallace Nicholson, departed this life Thursday. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 9, at the residence, 1127 Churchman-av, 2:30 p. m. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends In dted. Funeral under direction of MOORE St _ KIRK. QLINN, MARGARET L.—Mother of Winifred Eilerkamp. Ann Camden and Michael Quinn, died Thursday. Feb. 7 at her home 451 Ketcham-st. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11. 8:30 a. m., from the J. J. BLACKWELL SON FUNERAL PARLORS. 926 N. Caplto!-av. Services St Anthony's Church 9 m. Friend* Invited. BISSENGLTH, DIETRICH C.—Beloved husband of Carrie E Slssenguth and father of Margaret A. Sissenguth. passed away at the residence. 6217 Broadway, Friday morning. Feb. 8. age 61 years. Friend* call at the residence from Saturday noon until Monday noon. Funeral services will be held at tne WALD FUNERAL HOME, Illinois at 17th-st, Monday afternoon. Feb. 11. at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited

THOMPSON. FERN WlLLlS—Passed wit Feb. 6. at the City Hospital. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 9. 11 a m. CHAPEL OF C. M. C WILLIS & SON Burial Oak Hill ce m etery, C raw ford svi He, Ind.

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