City Boxing Showdown Spurs Local Amateur Championship
Twenty eight boxers entered for the city and county amateur championship at South Side Turners hall tonight with bouts starting at eight. Entries include Tracy and Cox from TI A A. Goldstein Normal College. Reilly S S T. Hall I A C. many unattached fighters and a packed card likely to draw a large crowd. Officials include Ed Zimmer Clements referee George Divers timer Paul Jordan scorer Tom Murray announcer Henry Langston and Dr. Byron Snider.
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South Side
Turners Hall
Simon Pures
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Fairbanks- Morse A. A
South Side Turners
Stutz A. A
Tracy, Cox
TI. A. A
Chris Landrigan
James Weller
Frank Clark
F. M
Louis Goldstein
Normal College
Bill Reilly
Tommy Pevianon
Frank McDonald
Arthur Hall
A. C
Amos Gant
Ralph Bittle
Abie Cohen
Iris Paesor i
Major League Training Camps Report From 3 Cities
White Sox split squad at Shreveport practice game. Cubs add Percy Lee Jones and Woody English to roster at Avalon training. Senators release Jack Blair and Ben Shaw in Tampa as Yankees circle Blair. Senators to meet Braves in Washington exhibition with 9-6 loss Saturday.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Percy Lee Jones
Elwood
Woody” English
Cubs
English
Jones
Tampa
Fla
Washington Senators
Jack Blair
Ben Shaw
Yankees
Blair
Earl
Senators
Braves
Washington
Tost
Risko and Wiggins Carded Here
Johnnie Risko and Chuck Wiggins will headline the ten round feature on Steve Harter's Washington card at Tomlinson Hall next Monday night. Risko last fought in Indianapolis months ago and a large crowd is expected for his bout with the local light heavyweight. the pair drew in a sensational Cleveland scrap. The show will total thirty four rounds of milling and the main card will start not later than 10 oclock.
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Johnnie Risko
Chuck Wiggins
Steve Harter
Washington D. C
Tomlinson Hall
Risko
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Final Games in 64 Sectionals in Indiana
Comprehensive sectional results list dozens of high school basketball outcomes across Indiana venues from Indianapolis to Vincennes. Notable scores include Warren Central 30 14 Warren Central, Anderson 17 Lapel 12, Bloomington Martinsville 25 21, Rock Creek 33 Lancaster Center 29 in double overtime, Clinton Monetzuma 21 18, Columbus City 40 South Whitley 30, Connersville 29 Brookville 15, and Kokomo 49 Jackson Twp 20, among many others.
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Indianapolis Technical
Warren Central
Anderson Anderson
Lapel
Angola Auburn
Garrett
Bedford Bedford
Heltonville
Bloomington
Martinsville
Bluffton Rock Creek
Lancaster Center
Clinton Montezuma
Clinton
Columbia City
South Whitley
Connersville
Brookville
Covington
Attica
Hillsboro
Crawfordsville
Bowers
Wingate
Danville
Brownsburg
Amo
Decatur
Berne
East Chicago
Emerson
Gary
Hobart
Elkhart
New Paris
Nappanee
Evansville Central
Cynthiana
Flora Burlington
Flora
Fowler Boswell
Freeland Park
Frankfort
Jefferson
Franklin Franklin
Union Township
Goodland Kentland
Goodland
Greencastle
Cloverdale
Greenfield Greenfield
Fortville
Greensburg
Scipio
Huntingburg
Winslow
Hymera Carlisle
Dugger
Linton Linton
Midland
Logansport
Young America
Marion Marion
Fairmount
Milford
Syracuse
Warsaw
Mishawaka
South Bend
Monticello
Brookston
Montpelier
Jackson Twp
Muncie Muncie
Center
Newcastle
Kennard
Noblesville
Arcadia
North Manchester
Tipton
Sharpesville
Valparaiso
Crisman
Versailles
Batesville
Holton
Vincennes
Bruceville
The Crooked Man Guides Tinymites On A Daring Tour
The Times narrates a crooked man leading Scouty Clowny Cop py and Tiny mites through a crooked house with twisted furniture and sunlit rooms. The group explores fearlessly while the crook warns to tread carefully and they end up praising the man as friendly and a dandy. The tale sets up a next encounter with Little Miss Muffett.
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the Times
Scouty
Clowny
Coppy
Tinymites
Irish Win Final Tilt as Notre Dame Netters Sweep Creighton
Notre Dame University wound up its basketball schedule in Omaha with a 117 to something victory over Creighton. The Irish led 11 to 8 at halftime and pulled away after intermission as the Hoosier quintet surged to the win.
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Notre Dame
Creighton
Omaha
Neb
Notre Dame University
Irish
Dempsey Offered Fights Against Heeney or Uzcudun
Tex Rickard wires former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey with an offer to fight Tom Heeney or Paolino Uzcudun. Rickard bets a potential total of about a quarter of a million dollars if the plans proceed. Dempsey has not shown interest in the heavy weight elimination bouts.
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Tex Rickard
Heeney
Paolino
United Press New York
Jack Dempsey
Tom Heeney
Paolino Uzcudun
Dempsey
Northwestern opens spring practice under new coach Hanley
Northwestern University football candidates report for the first spring session led by the program’s new coach Dick Hanley. The march start marks Hanley’s inaugural practice in Evanston.
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United Press
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Dick Hanley
Eddie Roush Prefers Fishing Over Giants Pact
Eddie Roush the holdout outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds and New York Giants sits on his porch near Oakland City Indiana declaring he will skip the Spring training in Florida for this season. He says he would rather spend next summer fishing than play baseball for nineteen thousand dollars with the Giants.
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United Press
Oakland City
Ind
Lazy Creek
Eddie Roush
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Florida
Roush
Southland
The
Giants
Welterweight Champs Al Mello and George Lee Clash Tonight
Boston March 7 Al Mello and George Kid Lee former New England welterweight champions meet in a ten round bout in Worcester tonight.
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United Press
Boston
al Mello
Lowell
George
Kid) Lee
Worcester
New England
Chiropractor E M Ryan Earns Citywide Fame At Fountain Square
Dr. E M Ryan known as the Fountain Square Chiropractor operates at 106614 Virginia Ave and uses the Spears painless system. He claims quick relief for many patients in one or two treatments and promises no soreness. Ryan has been at Fountain Square eight years with a well equipped office and capable assistants.
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E. M. Ryan
Fountain Square
Virginia Ave
Ryan
Reaching Women Is Ad Man's Job
Pioneer Distributing Company in Indianapolis offers targeted sample distribution led by Fred Weber. The firm uses city knowledge to plan city or state wide campaigns, stressing housewife influence on sales and compliance with local distribution ordinances. Weber notes the firm drafted the ordinance adopted by the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pioneer Distributing Company
Continental Bank
Fred Weber
Weber
Public protection secured from distribution of harmful products
A notice reports that public protection from distribution of certain harmful products has been secured thereby. The act safeguards consumers and restricts distribution to prevent harm and ensure compliance with regulations.
Gardner Pioneer in Metal Trade
Joseph Gardner sheet metal contractor at 37 43 Kentucky Ave leads one of the state’s oldest metal firms. The business plans its forty fifth anniversary on March 22 and supplies copper steel and sheet iron work for mills hotels and factories nationwide.
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Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Use of Floral Messages Urged by Fairfield Florist
Mrs Clara Benson of Fairfield Florist Shop urges using flowers to express deep emotions. She notes that many cannot verbalize feelings but can convey them through the language of flowers. The shop at Fairfield and College Aves stocks a wide variety and reports steady trade growth.
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Clara Benson
Fairfield Florist
Fairfield
College Aves
Benson Flowers Announces Citywide Funeral Flower Service
Mrs. Benson runs a large funeral flower operation with a citywide delivery network. Her shop is attractively decorated and reorganized for spring trade as she anticipates strong pre Easter business.
Moore and Kirk Ambulance Service Feature
The Moore and Kirk funeral directors firm at 2530 Station St operates two ambulances and two Studebaker funeral coaches. An experienced ambulance driver leads each unit and a licensed lady embalmer assists in funeral work as they expand to meet rising service demand. They emphasize simple modern funeral practices and on site chapel services.
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Moore & Kirk
Station St
Harry Moore
William C. Kirk
Studebaker
Waser Machine Company Rebuilds Packing Line Here
Indianapolis printer and packing machinery firm Waser Machine Company rebuilt two folding machines for Hollenbeck Press and installed a special packing machine for Eli Lilly Co. The unit now packs six to sixty eight glass tubes per minute and tests completed after December delivery. Local service reduces out of state work.
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Indianapolis
Waser Machine Company
Pennsylvania St
EB. M. Vaser
Hollenbeck Press
Vaser
Eli Lilly& Co
Hoosier
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Ahern
New York
Gene Ahern
Bucers
U. S. Pat
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Morton
Richmond
Turners
Springfield Collegians
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Little Miss Muffett
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Cohn & Son
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Shirley Bros. CO
Illinois St
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American Cons7
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Hell Oystere
E. Ohio
J. W. Everingham
Gardner
D. C
M. C. Fountain
Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream CO
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Capitol Loan CO
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Quick Ambulance Service
Lincoln
Bogue Institute For Stammerers
Mlinots St
Indiana
Quigley Hyland Agency
Guaranty
Kenwood
Habig Mfg. CO
Meridian ST
Huffard-Ruggles Co. Inc
Service
Indianapolis Glass CO
INDIANAPOLIS POWER_AND LIGHT COMPANY
Pioneer Distributing Co. Co
Riley
City Trust
John T. Cusack Co
W. Wash. St. MA
Capitol Auto Parts and Tire CO
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Main
Drexei
J. D. Wilson
Prospect Street
Wm. D. Beanblossom
Ray St
Bei
Union Traction
Winona Service Co
Goshen
Fort Wayne
Lima
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Waterloo
Kendallville
Benson
American Paper Stock Company
DON Herr Garage
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