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‘Armstrong WI 5 Choice In Title Go

35,000 Fans Expected for 15-Round ‘Natural’ Tomorrow.

NEW YORK. Aug. 21 (U. P).— Henry Armstrong, who is used to entering the ring a topheavy favorite, was no better than sevenfive today to retain his lightweight crown against Lou Ambers tomorrow night, and the price may be even money when they climb through the ropes.

Not since Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler tangled in 1923 has there been such a lightweight “natural” as this return Armstrong-Ambers bout, and some 33.000 fans are expected to pay around $150, 000 to see the 15round brawl.

Ambers closed so fast and came so near retaining the 135-pound crown against Armstrong a year ago that there was a public demand for a return go. When the match was signed, Armstrong was a 13-5 favorite, but the uncertain condition of his brittle hands has flushed plenty of Ambers greenbacks in the betting marts. Both concluded their boxing workouts yesterday, and will do only roadwork or light limbering-up exercises today. L Because of the closeness of their last fight, and the uncertainty over the outcome of this one it is a big betting fight. Armstrong’s 147pound welterweight title will not be endangered because of New York's ruling against two titles being at stake in one bout, and because of a contract calling for Armstrong to defend his welter crown within 60 days against Ambers—if Lou wins the lightweight tiara.

Swenson to Face Stecher on Mat

Popeye Swenson, the colorful 236pound Minnesota grappler who claims to have the largest pair of hands of any athlete in the nation, will tangle with Young Joe Stecher, 218, Iowa, to open the outdoor wrestling card tomorrow night at Sports Arena. Young Joe is a cousin of the original Joe Stecher, one-time heavyweight champ. Main go action is between Orville Brown, 234, highly

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cialist from Kansas, and Angelo ' Cistoldi, 222, aggressive Boston Italian who went good here about a year ago. The extra feature for Sports Arena fans will be the appearance of Daniel Boone Savage, 241, hillbilly grappler from Boyd County, Kentucky. Savage, an easy-going type of performer, sports a heavy beard and is rated one of the best attractions in the game. He faces Johnny Marrs, 215, Minnesota, in the semi-windup.

New Albany Girl Sets Swim Record

CLEMENTON, N. J. Aug. 21 (U. P).—Ann Hardin, 15, of New Albany, Ind., representing the Lakeside Swimming Club of Louisville, Ky., today held the National A. A. U. senior women's long distance swimming title as result of a triumph over a crack field at Clementon Lake. Miss Hardin covered the threemile course in 1 hour, 20 minutes, 27 seconds, breaking the event record by one minute yesterday. The New York City Women’s Swimming Association retained the national three-woman team title. It was represented by Gloria Harden, Helen Rains and Lorraine Fischer.

Scatter Gun Aces

Begin Firing Today

VANDALIA, O,, Aug. 21 (U. P.).— The 40th Grand American Trapshoot, world series of the scattergun sport, began today. The shoot will continue through Friday, concluding with the Grand American Mandicap—worth $10,000 in prize money. : On today’s program were the senfor race, husband and wife event, junior clay target championship, sub-junior clay target championship, and the race for state champions.

Local Fighters Win

Times Special JENKINS, Ky., Aug. 21.—Two Indianapolis. fighters scored knockout victories in a week-end boxing show staged here. Lou Thomas, 181, knocked out Cranston Stanley, 179 Norton Va., in the first round, while Johnny Denson, 175, put away Tarzan Blouir, 171, Ashland, Ky., in the third round. Both were scheduled 10-rounders. SE Advertisement

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be as nervous as your Aunt a to South Grove next Sunday.

Because the first and second consolation flights have only 32 players each, the golfers in these two

groups will skip hostilities on Saturday and will launch their combat at South Grove Sunday. Championship flight members will play second-round matches beginnig at 8 a. m. and third-round tilts at 1:30 p. m. Sunday, while members of the other two flights will compete in first-round matches Sunday morning and second roundTs in the afternoon.

UALIFYING Play for this tournament, the big event of the year for the City’s week-end golfers, was run-off at Pleasant Run Aug. 13, and Charles Harter, the Coffin player who is as steady as a dock, gained medalist honors then with a sizzling two-under-par 71. When the qualifying scores were all in and checked it was found there still were three positions open in the championship fight and that 12 players had posted borderline scores of 81 and would have to compete in a playoff. The 12 were Ken Loucks, Coffin; Howard Ely, Speedway; Reid Cotton, Pleasant Run; Ed Schaughnessy, Pleasant Run: Brooks Secrest, South Grove; Cliff Hanson, Coffin; Bob Swenson, Pleasant Run; Marvin Oakley, Coffin; Art Smith, Pleasant Run; Ray Jones, Speedway; Don Rice, Pleasant Run, and Dave King, Pleasant Run. |

Rush Sunday Dinners HESE were the boys who hurried up their Sunday dinners yesterday to report at the East Side course. The playoff only went one hole, however, and Loucks, Cotton and Swenson gained the | three championship flight positions by firing fours. Swenson had to curl in a 12-foot putt to get his, while the other two followed the accepted practice of being on in two and down in two more. The rest had assorted fives, sixes and sevens, and Rice, who powered his second shot over the green and into a ditch, picked up with the remark: “I'd just as soon be in the first consolation flight, anyhow.” | And that is where the nine defeated in the playoff were placed. The border line for this flight was 84, and six players had posted that figure with four, spots open, Dan Hagen, Pleasant. Run, didn’t| show up, and the other five shot it out. On the first hole Earl Fuller, South Grove, and R. Boger, Pleasant Run, got in with fours, and Cecil Bevis, Pleasant Bm, made b with a five.

HAT left oe 2 ee to shoot for, and J. F. Carpenter, Pleasant Run, could have had a five and that spot if he hadn’t missed la sixinch putt. He and O. W. Peters, also of Pleasant Run, went another hole, and Peters won the place with a four on No. 2.

Limit on the second consolation

flight was 87, and 15 players had

shot that with 14 positions unoccupied. Since only 13 turned out for the playoff, a coin was flipped for the two absentees and Roy Sieloff, Pleasant Run, was declared in and Stuart Tomlinson, Pleasant | | Run, out. Prizes also were announced for the boys who required- tournament officials to put in hurry up calls actuaries. H. Nelson shot a 109, the highest qualifying score, and won a camera. Other high shooters, who were given golf balls were: Tom |King,

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OW that qualifying, playoff and pairing preliminaries are out of the way, the 64 members of the championship flight in the Indianapolis Amateur Golf tournament are to begin match play at Pleasant Run next Saturday afternoon. ] The way the draw came out, there isn't a match scheduled that can be classed as a soft| touch, and first-round survivors probably will Emma on a Ferris wheel when they move |,

Pleasant Run, for a 53, the high |H

score on the first nine; K. W. Lindamood, Pleasant Run, Stuckey, South Grove and Ray

Kelley, South Grove, for their 52s|v

which were high on second nine, and R. Wetherald, Coffin, and M.

Donnelly, Pleasant Run, for taking|gc

the highest scores on a single hole in the first and second nine respectively.

Club Prexy Also Champ

E club prexy, Brooks Secrest, ch

was the new champion of South Grove today, and he played a

right smart round of golf to do it.|J His margin of victory over Paul;

Gentry in the 18-hole title match yesterday was 4 and 2, and because Secrest was working on something

in the seventies they finished out Tohr

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Clisters After F Points, Not Fish

ere are some of the members of the Indianapolis Casting Club who turned out yesterday one the aliH . aap events were run off with C. R. Greene winning the Brafford taking first place in both the three-eighth-ounce C. Zimmerman triumphing in the five-eighth-ounce dislub record in the three-eighth-ounce distance event

List Amateur Golf Pairings

Players in the championship flight of the Indianapolis Amateur golf tournament were requested by tournament officials to report at Pleasant Run by noon Saturday for firstround matches. No fixed starting times were listed and pairings were by lot and not on a seeded basis. Pairings follow:

Chester Werner, Pleasant Run vs. Marvin South Grove; Charles Harter, Sob Carlson, Riverside: Oils Coffin vs.

E (Oentry. VS. Ee ill Charles, Pleasant Run crest,

Vi o Riverside; Sain Jordan, arison, _ Riverside; e Gronauer, Pleasant an vs. Bob Swenson, Pleasant Run hard Mercer, gounir Club. vs. Russell Duke, Pleasant R h Spe edway vs. Ralph Eppich, pleasant un vs. easant Run; Ike Pulliam, Pleasant - Run vs. George Urquhart, Coffin; ite, South Grove vs.. Paul Lindenborg, Coffin; Herb Dietz, South Grove vs. Bill Russell, Repie, Pleagan Run vs.

Russell Rader, os in; vs.

Leonard Oliver, Lake Shore: feasan! Run x Morris Greenberg. Petric.

st, ery ills. istedt, South Grove vs. Reese

pion carding a medal 76 to his op-|Bud ©

ponent’s 81. In the President’s flight, W. Davis Hamilton defeated Bob Larton, 3 and 2.

The match between Rudy Brezau-

sek and Bob Phillips for the Riverside Club title, originally scheduled to be played at South Grove yesterday, ‘was postponed to a later date. 2 " 8

ladies were out in full force at the Indianapolis Country Club this morning for the two-day gross and net tournament of the Indianapolis Women’s Golf Association. About the only one missing was Miss Harriett Randall, City and State titleholder, who was competing in the qualifying round of the Women’s U, S. Amateur Championship. Players in the local gross and net event are to move over to Broadmoor tomorrow.

2 2 2 HIP SHOTS—The six-man team of the Indianapolis Country Club gained a 12-to-6 victory over the Hillcrest squad at Hillcrest Saturday. Ted Lester, Hillcrest, who defeated George Enos, 2 and 1, had low medalist honors with a 74. . . . An all-amateur tournament is to be held at the Lake Shore Country Club Wednesday.

Bowling—

The Fraternal Bowling League will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Indiana Alleys. Members and captains are requested to attend.

The Elks League will hold a meeting at the Antlers Alleys at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Two teams are needed in the league. Team captains are asked to attend the meeting.

Six o'clock shifts on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday are open at the Antlers Alleys. Teams or leagues wishing alleys are asked to call Lorenz Wiesman, Lincoln 2351.

The remodeled Illinois Alleys today were upened, for for play.

The St. Catherine's League will hold an organization meeting at 8 p. m. ‘Thursday dn the churel in the church hall.

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DETROIT, 21 (NEA).—Alan Tolmich, former 8 tional champion hurdler from Wayne University advises hurdlers not to play tennis because sudden stops and starts can

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HENDREN P 635 Century Bldg. (Exterminating) Roach t sily killed Bed Bugs : aches, etc., easily

¥ith Protects Spray. Lutte is)

Penn. -3793 WILL vou find a home in the ountry. e Farm Man.” JOHN D. CASE, 3510 N. Penny B-2. TA-4286.

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HOGAN TRANSFER & STORAGE CORP. I ackin -Demothing. STOR AGE FOR

Yan Service jo. A1 All 48 States nts AERO MA WER 863 Co a - RI-3398.

TABLISHED 1 and Storage, 204. JJaulihe. R

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Packin RI-3628"

Houses and Lots 25

1126 S. RANDOLPH—Six-room modern $2350, $250 down, balance terms. Also To other houses like new. 10% down payfeat, Rat Bouslog, 212 N. Delaware.

WE ARE LOCATED on the West Side and jiave Properiiés from 2 rooms up on easy terms, See your future home. Michigan, McTARSNEY &

2608 W. BROWN. BE-3609

(Freight Transportation)

TRANSAMERICAN FREIGHT LIN INC. 1456 E. 19th St. CH-1651.

| (Furnaces)

EARL SMITH. Moncrief Ho Air Furnaces. 1015 Dudley Ave, DR-6593 o 3

. (Furniture)

Better Used Furniture for OSIER OUTFITTING CO. 237 E Wash.

(Gas)

HOME gas MFG., INC. 14 Ww, 22n d 8 HA-1232.

(Gasoline and Oil)

HO!

Buy Associated (Groceries)

HASHMAN'’S Regal Store. Known for better meats. 5068 E. 10th. TR-1188.

(Groceries-Vegetables- Meats)

LOO THE ston

21st. TA-6838. 1604 E, 49th. BR-0098. (Hat Shops)

LYRIC HAT SHOP, 139 Ne Ii. Smart fall hats. $1.25 u

i i

WOLF—The Home of Good Jjesnénsive Hose. 1214 N. Senate, RI-1736

(Ice Cream)

FERTIG ICE CREAM-“At your dealer.” Good to the ‘last drop. RI-6772.

(Indiana Physio-Therapy College)

NDIANA PHYSIOTHERAPY COLLEGE, Indianapolis, Ta-817% Dr. Stephen Pencheft, . pres.: L. Christian, vice fats: Tr. EY ‘Hedrich, sec.: illiams, dean. Courses offered in practical nursing, massage, doctor assistants, phsysiotherapy and naturopathy.

(Insurance)

AUBREY D. PORTER, Insurance in all its branches. 835 Lemcke, RI-5747.

Union Central Life Insurance. Oren Pritchard. 129 E. Mkt. No. 1212, SA,

(Janitor’s Supplies)

Our insect spray kills Roaches O37. i th bigs and all

ugs household insects. National Sanitation Co: RI-22317.

(Labor Organizations) UNION printers make good customers. Progressive merchants know this, Indpls. Typographical Union. | (Leagues)

INDIANA Anti-Saloon League, local option 1941, 1009 Peoples Bank Bldg. RI-9643.

(Letter Heads)

REN PRINTING 635 oy Bldg.

(Loans)

SACKS BROS. 306-8-10 Indiana Ave. RI5994. Loans on anything.

LOANS ON ANYTHING Fogel Loan Co. LI-0924. 50¢ Indiana. (Lumber) 0. G. MOORE « & CO. NEW LUMBER

CO. MA-3467.

HE-1305. 1123 E. 33D.

Ta No 3 "No.

0 GAS—Hubert Dillin 8 Linco 2 for service. Senate & and.

" (Finance Co's) -

RIDGE FINANCE CO. ae pi money on your car?’ 207 EB.

Guaranty Finatice Co. Quick conven, arrangements. 402 Guaranty BS RI-6328.

(Fireproof Storage—Moving)

GRIDER, 1806 Hillside, long distance moving.

(Florists)

Funeral pieces. $3 u Delaware Flower Shop. asta 2922 N. Delaware.

(Food Market) D. H ADG Food ialties. 1345 Kentucky in 2 Spec

RI-0371. (Fountain. Pens) HOSPITAL, 4 W. Market, RI-9604. makes pens, p sold & repaired. (Freight Transportation) "GENERAL MOTOR EXPRESS, INC. | 1126 Division. tional Bervice _BE-0828. (Funeral Directors) :

RAYMOND CH5812. Local,

PEN

WRECKING CO.

SERVICE 320 N. West St. LI-7810.

(Markets) Sanitary Market, 1302 N. Senate, RI-0332.

(Meat) z

CHIP STEAK CO. Individual servings of round steak at your market

(Medicine)

“MO TEE NA.” A tonic and stimulator All Hooks Dependable Stores. 70c.

VON Tablets for tomach distress, stomach ulcers caused bv gastris hyveracidity. Free booklet, TA-6326. (Music Schools),

HUGO Music Schack, as N. Oxford. Alice

Green, Mgr. Es

Rosebushes

- Eagle Creek Nursery 0. _ 82d and Rd. 52. New A ta 2 i

(Pants)

HORTON FUNERAL HOME West Newton, Ind.

W. H. RICHARDSON 1741 N. Meridian. 0. w,

HO TA-1610. HOME Carmel. d. s

M lich Son Service. CI Hon Sere’ Ems Gunn, New 3 alestine.

Mogrésvilie, Ind. cE 9.

SHO]

P BEAUTY

Herr-|

: P STORE COMPANY a8 Ww. Ghior RI-2616.

(Printing)

nuine engraved wedding announ: 08 “htrow Printing Ga Ll smgnts

635 Centurv Bldg. ll _ (Plumbing) ; servi POR Be rin sin &. 1th

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Union Title Company, |

155 E. MARKET ST. Union Title Bidg.

EASTERN AVE; 940—Siseping porch,

drooms, fireplace, oak oors and trim fu pasement. es., BR« 426. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. 343 N. HAWARE. RI-3471.

JUST TE ONY 5 rooms down, 2 u . bung, type. On W. 30th, near State Pong 52. Shade, fruit, shrubbery, garage. transportation. Terms. RI-5655. GOODE-GOODE. . SHEFFIELD, 745 N.—Five-room cottage, inside Lotlet. Newly painted. Garage, Bar Priced at $1500; $100 downs $14 onth. R1-8862, TA-1104.

1028 GOODLET (3200 W.)—6-room Inpderns garage, remodeled like new from ment to roof under $3000; small Paymens down. Balance less than rent. Open daily, 2:30 to 5. HA-30186.

FOUR-bedroom brick veneer: two tile baths, steam heat. double garage, ae basement: bargain. $8500: tra equity of $4500 for lr rental, LL month ; ly. Box 203, care Times.

HOME OWNERS LOAN CORP. We are direct contract brokers, Get a list of properties. Allison

Realty Co.., Realtors. RI-2368. 140 N. Del,

BUNG., ms., mod. side dr. gar., yard fenc id screened Side porch, new paint.

Mr. oodru HU-6441, CLARK AGCY. LI-5596,

MINKNER, 225 Corner lot, 4-room semi-modern: ptoved street. Owner sa s sell, make Shek Reynierson, w. JACK CARR.

ime Inspect,

MA-2523. 834 N. DA Siig large rooms, ree conditioned, under $5000; good locations vacant; terms. 1441 REISNER—Four rooms: inside toilet; near Webster School: $1500. OMER 8S, WHITEMAN, Atty. CH-4832, IR-7809.

133 8. SOUTHERN Tr mode toess } e rd. garage (2 sa 5 center. oii Park) OWNER. IREr se

0. STATE bungalow; Sie 650: $200 down. BROS.. 401 Inland Bldg. RY area

1239 - W, 36TH—Four-room semi-mjdern, $1.500, for quick sale. T. B. DODSON, TA-4743, 3328 Clifton.

NORTH OF 38TH ST.—PFive-room podem, _ $2600. Name your terms. HU-6635. WELL located home hi 38th. By owner. HU-5641 or CH-663

Real Estate Investments BA

NEW YORK, 1000 W. ~Two-apariment bldg. Newly painted, new roof. Inside tole Rents for $30 mon a Will sacrie gs to 1% $1750 if sold at once. RI-8862,

Cores LOCATION -3:APY, Truly a sound investmen good ly Income. Completely Rd loned: i south; sacrificing to close sat e, MR. WEISSMAN, 961 N. Meridian. 1925-27 N. TALBOTT—6 rms.. mod., excele lent condition: bared, Mr. Woodruff, HU-6441. CLARK AGCY. LI-5508.

Real Estate for Trade 28

2Y2 ACRES, 5-room house East, for 4 or 5 room house West. cTARSNEY. & BROWN. BE. 3609. 2608 W. Michigan,

Real Estate Wanted | 27 Wanted el Finca 18 for i

doubles. Call RY 28511 5 WANT to sell

Pattersons Food Markets. We Deliver, 537|%

L1-1069. | B%

fresh meats. fish, vegetables, groc. |

! Bunions 3 Ty!

farm? Call TA1338,

Br JOHN D. CASE. 3510 N. Penn

INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES YOU NEED AND MERCHANDISE TO BUY

(Plumbing and Heating)

Ceniial Supply Lou a 8 . Cap. RI-238. a dara” pi . “American” oe : rn meu

(Real Estate)

Approved sales broker. HOLO .p MOLDTHAN. JTHAN. 1452 Main, BE 949%

(Rental Property)

houses

FURNISH or unfur. apts.. MR. , LI- had

ED prices, locations. ( Restaurants)

Milano Sin. 231 S. Noble, MA-0958. We specialize in spaghetti dinners.

BB's Coffee Shop, 212 W. Maryland, Rl0815. Plate lunches, 25c; I inuos.

(Riding Academies)

BONHAM'S Riding Stables, W. 30th, Kesse lerler Bivd. TA 8332. Riding’ instrictions,

(Roofing)

CARR & SON CO.. 3401 E. 10th, 3800. DD Bric ot tia

(Rubber Stamps)

YTHE Rubber Stamp Co. 128) N. De Rubber stamps. Marne i L

(Sanitariums)

Hotchkiss Sanitarium, i611 N. Ill. Winifred Davis, prop. Open for inspection. TA-4737.

{Schools and Colleges)

ry MEDICAL CENTER, Dr. w. 5 Gatch, n y 1040 to 1232 W. Michigan, "RI: Ta oF Marian College, 3600 Cold Springs __information call HA- 3383. fa. Foe HOOSIER STATE | COMMERC T= LEGE. 4th floor K. of P Sask -

(Service Ser Neal's Sinclair Service Station. We never close Complete lubric. 5401 E, Wash, Daum Gulf Service, 24th & Meridian, TAe 6218. “Car washing, tire service.” (Sewer Cle: ning)

Electric machine; no dieging up sewer pipes. 2-yr. guar, Estimates. , CH H-3344,

(Slip Covers, Drapes, Upholstery)

er LAURA WERST DRAPERY SHON: 1846 N. Delaware A-3810.

N (Soft Water)

INDIANA SOFT WATER SERVICE, BRe 330, ~The economical way to have soft

{Sporting Goods) STORIE Sure Inc., 126 N. Penn., MA 413. ‘Where sportsmen serve sportsmen.’

Eincree Sporting Goods, 209 W. Wash, Lie . Inds leading sporting goods store.

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(Store Fixtures)

Indiana Billiard Co., 1611-45 stern. ‘“A fixture

eas house com: Sales, rentals and repairs. >

Subirbad Real Estate)

Jagons. All size faring 424 Tecsics Bank

Sugar and Coffee Ditto

(Tailoring)

Francis Hendrickson, erfect tallo LI-1165. 306 A eoAn Nag Bank Lng

(Taverns) Wash,

KING'S Sout, plete.’

SILVER

DOLLAR TAVERN, 548 E. Where to meet vour friends. 1” John Hanrahan. RI-0969.

(Taxi Cabs) RI-4422—United Taxi Co.

Bae Ti HOOD TIRES—E 3 He RUBBER co 8 re Il, L346. Tire

Chas,

n Transfer, 1819 Howar BE: 80. a :

a dependable service. orrect Fittings. Securit Com AE E. FRA AUER & CO 56 E,

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writer Service. Ren S Maryland, RI- Teens $250

(Welding -Blacksmithing)

a Son, 40 years of es ary 930 Mass. RI-4132. 5 Tis :

(Where to Eat)

, E. 10th & Emerson. The } Nor way, wiches. Dyan. an.

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