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Cut It Out, Fellows—It's Spring’

And this is spring

Florida's "Tarpon Roundup’ Offers $15,000 In Prizes

Annual Fishing Rodeo to Continue

Until July 15; Thousands to Participate

By JIM SMITH, Times Sports Writer ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., May 2—All roads might lead to Rome.

But not in tarpon season.” Then they lead to the waters of the Gulf

of Mexico off the west coast of Florida. Yesterday, the season for Florida's fightingest game fish was officially opened with the start of the “Tarpon Roundup.” This rodeo, largest single specie event of its kind in the world, will last until July 15, and dur-| “mpereT oie weigh stations all Ing a a pens along the coast, on the inland all over the country will be seek- ators iy Expo oe as ing to qualify tarpon for prices|’0NnS 'ass, Blind bass, Clear totaling $15,000. water Entrance and others, The The ‘annual roundup, this is the time is always midnight. It is 15th, is sponsored by the Juniar the worst possible selection from Chamber of Commerce and the|the fisherman's standpoint, but Passagrille Lion's Club, and year-|it represents the first minute of ly thousands of anglers try their|the tarpon season, a time that sportsmen anglers the country

skill at catching king tarpon. If the casual inland angler|over have been JookeE forward too for months."

doesn’t think this is a big event, here is one of the rules, just to mein dln Butler to Meet Purdue Tomorrow

give you an idea: “No fish under Butler University’s

four feet in length is eligible for a prize except as the first fish caught or as a released fish.” team meets a fast moving Purdue squad tomorrow afternoon on the Fairview diamond.

Discourage Slaughter The wholesale slaughter of tarThe Bulldogs, who have been rained out of three contests, have

pon is discouraged by sportsmen only two games under their belts,

and the anglers are asked to release, unharmed, all previously tagged fish, and ones too small to be eligible for a prize. The grand prize in this $15,000 event is worth $2135 and consists of a $50 trophy, $100 savings bond, $1000 negotiable credit on the purchase of a new home, a $25 first edition of the Great Outdoors and a $60 vacation value for two people. Everyone has a chance. There are prizes for tarpon caught on heavy tackle, on light tackle, from rowboats, a women’s tourney, a master’s jackpot, payment of which is determined by the number of entrants, for htis is the only part of the event where an entry fee is required. Weekly Awards, Too There are weekly awards, a guide's event, children’s - day, mayor's day, prizes for released| tarpon (those that have been’ caught prior to the event, tagged and released), a prize for the first tarpon caught, the largest, for 150-pounders and hundreds of others. Fishing costs for the roundup vary from $25 to $40, depending upon the size of the fishing party and the type of guide boat needed. Usually the guide boats furnish all the necessary tackle and ear. The fishing guides of St. , Petersburg and the greater Gulf beaches are noted for their ability to locate and bring in good catches. More than 40 registered guides have already entered the roundup. Si Active in the arrangements for the Tarpon Roundup is Rube Allyn, fishing editor .for the St. Petersburg Times, author and, radio commentator. Rube is, perhaps, Florida's) foremost expert on fishing and hunting, and he has spent a great deal of time and effort to bring the sport to the peak it en-| Joys today. Rube’s paper, the Times, has, as in past years, caught and reJeased a tarpon dubbed, “Pinella’s Pete,” and he's worth $600 to the angler who sinks his hook into him. Regardless of time and tide, this annual Tarpon Roundup gets underway at 12:01 a. m. There is no other place in the world where a date and time can be set with such mathematical precision, and where a fish can be recorded within minutes after it to for months,

diana State and a Mid-American Conference loss to Ohio University.

with Butler to a two-game series with Northwestern in Evanston Friday and Saturday. Butler meets DePauw Wednesday at home,

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Walt Fields will patrol the outfield for BuMler tomorrow when the Bulldogs meet Purdue .on the Fairview diamond. Walt

is a senior and was a member of the 1949 basketball team.

aclice, Yack Renner. John Murphy and Bill ire run mAvoigh their paces as Butler University's squad gets a few between season licks on the practice field. Murphy and Kuntz

baseball

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New Houses Called Better Financial Risk

Lumber, Help More ‘Seasoned Now Than

In Post-War Rush New homes in Indianapolis are a befter financial risk this year. The reason is that “green lumber” and “green help” have disap-

peared. Just after the war, one lending firm spokesman said today, lum-

through their siding and it was being put up by men who were, in

Today the lumber companies have had the opportunity to build up a backlog of lumber, enough to season it, and the help has acquired enough know how to put up a better house. New home appraisals which a year ago were as much as 25 and

price today come within seven or eight per cent of the asking price. Requirement Dropped Today the FHA dropped the 10 per cent down requirement for § [improvements and repairing but - {local financial houses said it meant little since most of the re- . pair and improvement loans were {made on an “add on basis” in ‘Which the repair bill is simply] added onto the existing mortgage. “The small home buyer today,” said one of the biggest lenders, “is getting money’s worth for the first time since the war. Better materials and workmanship, and more space in the home, are the reasons.”

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McKelvey-Kell, Inc, Pennsylvania St, has been

Ferris Tramples State Farm, 24-0

Boughton Tops Saints In Municipal League

It looks like the big bat_in the City Amateur Baseball League belongs to Ferris Food Market, which trampled the Indiana State Farm team, 24 to 0, yesterday at Putnamville. John Masariu.and Les Esarey slapped a grand slam homer apiece to help load-the score for Ferris. laboratories resulted in what Mr.

Boughton Excavating defeated|Wilson termed ‘“a revolutionary South Side Saints, 10 to 7, in a carpet cleaner.”

Municipal League at RivBus Loader Saves Man

Seige behind the pitching of Jack Busn, who fanned 14 batters. In 12-Foot Well In the Fest of the games Sacks| PHILADELPHIA, May 2 (UP) Used Cars shook the Fall Creek|—The heroism of Adolph Athletics, 10 to 7, as the Athletics|Schwartz, a 29-year-old bus loadfell victim to errors, and Tryon’sier, was credited today for the Tavern squeezed by the State Re-|rescue of John Morrell, who fell formatory squad, 6 to 5, in anlinto a 12-foot deep well, 11-inning tilt at Pendleton. Star| Mr, Schwartz, lowered head first Lunch forfeited to Simpson Stu-|into the well, seized the victim dios. and brought him to safety yesThe rest of the Indianapolis|terday only a few minutes after Amateur Baseball Association|the man stumbled over the 30-

agent in Indianapolis and Marion County for “Karpet-Kare,” new

location” shampooing of carpets. The new carpet-cleaning for-

the spring housecleaning season, may be used only by factorytrained workmen, F, W. Wilson, president of McKelvey-Kell said. Five years of experiments in the Bigelow-Sanford Company's

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3 Germans During Spree

Two Men and One Girl Slain ng opr ft

Steals Gun From Guard He Shot

STUTTGART, May 2 (UP)—The U. 8. Army announced toda; that Russell 8. Jones, 22-year-old military policemat, of Fall Hodsy Mass., woudl face a general court martial for the triple murder of two German men and a girl during a drunken spree.

to an American gasoline station. When a German guard identified as Alois Miltenberger refused to give him gasoline, officials said, Jones snatched the guard's gun, shot him, 3nd drove away, taking him,

Parley Reported By Ingrid’s Hubby 8 With Director

ROME, May 2 (UP) — Dr. Peter Lindstrom of Hollywood and Italian Film Director Roberto Rossellini were reported today to have held a week-end meeting in an isolated Sicilian f {town to discuss their internafi (tional love triangle featuring i [Film Actress Ingrid Bergman.

Shoots Girl Later at Bad Cannstatt, ac cording to the official account, he accosted two German women and a man. He ordered them to get into his jeep, officials sald, and when one of the girls refused he shot her. The girl, identified as Ruth Sien, died. (Jones was sald then to have driven away with the other girl, who later a x @® £1leaped from the car. § | ITALIAN film sources sald| Jones then was alleged to have that Dr. Lindstrom, Miss Berg-|fired at a German on the street, \ [man’s husband,- took a train to ne mim. ital azzo rtheastern Si t r, offic reported, tone Katurdsy after fyinyJones ran down a German giri from Hollywood to look into his and knocked her unconscious. {wife's reported romance with He was picked up when he reMr. Rossellini turned to a highway after sleepMilazzo » ‘85 miles ‘south of ing in a shack until after dawn.

the volcanic island of Stromboli, Wife Reveals Dream

where Mr. Rossellini is directing Miss Bergman in a movie. These That He Was in Trouble FALL RIVER, Mass, May 2

reports said Mr. Rossellini asked (UP) Russell Jones' 20-year-old

Dr. Lindstrom by telegram not to come to Stromboli but to meet pregnant wife was reported. in a state of near collapse here today.

him in Milazzo. > Mrs. Doris Jones, mother of a Power & Light 14-month-old son, heard of the

1 triple killing yesterday—the sece Revenue Gains ond anniversary of her marriage Total operating revenue of the

~and raid she had had a premoIndianapolis Power & Light Co. nition that her husband would and subsidiaries was up about

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“It's strange, very strange” first quarter of 1949 comparedishe gaid, “but last night I had a with the same period in 1948, the dre that Russ was being courtcompany statement said today. |martialed because of some In the first three months of|trouble over 3 jeep.” last year the company took in nt mine 356,538 as against $6,838,520 DENTAL BLACK MARKET S year. LONDON, May 2 (UP)—8amIncreased operating expenses|uel Gantor, 38, was held without and taxes increased from pai today on charges of receiv$4,865,848 to $5,232,200 for theling 1052 sets of black market

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