Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1945 — Page 10

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|City Recreation Division tourna1 Qualifying rounds in the public land parochial schools will begin | April 16. You should be ready to| lknuckle down and crack those com- | mies with the eye of Deadeye Dick | when the bell sounds, Here are a few pointers that will

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'shooter to stick it hits a marble. your taw is what does this. Keep Hand Relaxed The first important | {thing to remember is to keep your | (hand relaxed. Don’t get nervous) |and cramp your shooting hand or Yo shots are likely to go wild. Try ‘this: Lay your agate on ground. Then put the back of your “hand ‘on the ground, with the first | and second fingers resting on either side of the shooter, | Bring the tips of the two fingers |together on the agate and curl {them back with the marble between |them.

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| The agate should be hetween the {tip of the first finger and the mid{dle of the thumb knuckle. | The hardest part of the shot comes now. Roll your thumb down under the shooter. Don't be discouraged if the taw flips out of your hands Keep working at it.

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should touch only the top outside edge of the thumbnail in ‘leaving the fingers. Force of the shot comes from the thumb and second finger, with the second finger controlling the thumb movement. It takes a lot of practice to make this shot. But it's werth it. When you get so .you can hit a marble, knocking it from the ring without your taw rolling after it, then y on the way to a lot of fun. “The Game Is ‘Ringer’ tournament game played “ringer.” The ring is 10 feet in diameter, with 13 .marbles. The commies are arranged in the center in the form of a cross Since the good shooters often can win a game—knocking out seven marbles before their opponents are ‘entitled to this all the more reason why you want to be good shot. When it comes your turn to shoot first, vou'll have the same chance Practic be ready Elgin bicycle get, Keep watching your letin boards

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DR. GEORGE W. . CRANE, above, nationally known leéturer, psychologist and newspaper columnist, will spedk at a meeting of the Emblem club of the Cen-

tral Y.M.C. A: tomorrow night

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An authority in the fields "of applied psychology’ and public: relations, Dr. Crane will speak on “How to Build Good Will,” ing emphasis on social public relations methods. Holder of five college degrees, Dr. Crane is the author of “Case Records of a Psychologist,” widely read newspaper column, “Psychology Applied,” a textbook in 300 colleges and universities

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a dinner at 6:15 p. m, at the Y.M.C. A. and both the dinner and lecture will be open fo the public. Reservations may be made at the Y.M.C. A.

$5350 50 GIFTS ADDED TO UNITED “Y’ FUND °

the united Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. campaign total $5350, F. B. Ransom, chairman of the drive, announced today. Gifts thus far total $20,460, and said he expects the amount to exceed the $26,000 goal when the -drive ends +Friday. The campaign was launched. to retire the indebtedness on the Phyllis Y. W. C. A. and the Senate Avenue Y. M. C. A. The campaign committee will meet tomorrow 5:45 p. m. in

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DEAN OF PRINCETON IS BUTLER SPEAKER

Dr. Christian Gauss, dean of the college at Princeton university- will discuss the ‘post-war college and American’ education traditions in a

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series of _confer-| ences at Butler university April 20 and 21, A night address by Dr. Gauss will be given for the public April 20. State and city educators and schbol administra-| " trators will be. invited to the conDr. ference, Dr. M. O. Ross, Butler president, said. Professor of modern languages at Princeton, Dr. Gauss is in his fourth decade as a member of the university’s faculty and in his second dec-! ade | as dean of the college. He also] has general supervision of Prince- | ton athletics.

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