34 Schools Compete in Title Meet at Harvard Stadium
United Press reports the fifty fourth annual Intercollegiate Association meet trials at Harvard Stadium feature star sprinters and field event specialists. Frank Wykoff and Eddie Tolan headline the 100 yard dash with Southern California favored to win, while Stanford and Yale aim to challenge and Harvard contends with Munroe and Kieselhorst limited by injuries and operations.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
America
Harvard Stadium
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Frank Wykoff
Southern
California
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Hector Dyer
Stanford
Maurer
Southern California
Tommy Mason
Harvard
Trojans
Dean Cromwell
Robert
Krenz
Pennsylvania
Yale
Cornell
Vernon Munroe
Sidney B. Kieselhorst
Davis Cup Team Sails to England for June Start
United States Davis Cup squad of six players sails June 3 from New York aboard the S S Berengaria. The team includes George Lott Chicago John Van Ryn East Orange N J Wilmer Allison Austin Texas John Doeg Santa Monica Berkeley Bell Austin Texas and Greggory Mangin Montclair New Jersey.
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United Preas New York
United States
England
S. S. Berengaria
George Lott
Chicago
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Berkeley Bell
Rivalry Battle at Notre Dame
Times Special reports a key baseball clash between Notre Dame and Indiana University set for Saturday in Notre Dame. Indiana may start pitchers Gatti or Weller, while Notre Dame has a strong season with only two losses.
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Notre D. Ind
Notre Dame
Indiana University
Crimson Nine
Navy
Dean
Indiana
Gatti
Weller
Baseball Standings Snapshot From Amd American Leagues
American Association standings show Louisville Columbus Minneapolis and Toledo with varied wins and losses. American League leaders Washington Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Chicago New York Boston tied with uneven records. National League teams St Louis New York Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia mixed in the race.
Weekend Matchups Across Cities Highlight Series Spreads
Schedule lists two game series for each pairing including Indianapolis at Holedo Louisville at Columbus St Paul at Minneapolis Milwaukee at Kansas City Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Brokelyn New York at Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Holedo
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Last Night's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scores recap from yesterday show LouisvilleColumbus by 11 runs, St PaulMinneapolis and New YorkBrooklyn results, plus BostonPhiladelphia rainout and CincinnatiChicago postponement for Carson. Notable games include Philadelphia 15 Boston 1 and New York 4 Philadelphia 2 with key pitchers listed.
Shea Stops Vet De Foe in Second at Tomlinson Hall
Eddie Shea defeated veteran Billy DeFoe in two minutes of the second round as referee Jim Cooley halted the bout after DeFoe was knocked down for the third time in the round. Also on the card Walter Picker and Sammy Price scored knockouts, Celmara beat Beamer Roberts, Erne edged Holloway, Jenkins beat Lomboy, and Mandell’s absence led to a $10,000 suit for the Washington A. C. financial loss.
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Billy DeFoe
St. Paul
Tomlinson Hall
Jim Cooley
Battler
Eddie Shea
Walter Picker
Sammy Price
Louisville
Pickard
Jack Preston
Price
Willie Anderson
Willie
Tony Celmara
Miami
Fla
Beamer Roberts
Indianapolis
Willie Erne
Red Holloway
Kansas City
Jerry Jenkins
Kid Lomboy
Washington A. C
Sammy Mandell
Major Leaders in Hitting and Home Run Occupations
United Press lists top hitters by team with games at bats and hits, including Rice of the Senators Herman of the Dodgers Waner of the Pirates and O'Doul of the Phillies. It also notes leading homer hitters Ruth Gehrig Foxx Klein and others across the leagues.
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H. Pet
Rice
Senators
Herman
Dodgers
P. Waner
Pirates
O'Doul
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Homer Luggers Ruth
Yankees
Eenhe Braves
Ison
Cubs
Gehrig
Klein
Foxx
Athletics
Broad Ripple Seniors Plan Graduation Week Events
Broad Ripple High School seniors prepare a series of commencement activities ending with graduation in the high school auditorium on Monday June 9. The program includes class day exercises with speeches and a one act play, the baccalaureate at Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, and a Saturday party hosted by parents at 740 East Seventy first street.
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France
Broad Ripple High School
Harry Riddell
Thelma Hohlt
Thomas Wilmeth
Marion Martin
Anna Marie Dungen
Frances Coffee
Madge Mehring
Homer P. Rainey
Franklin College
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
T. E. White
Indianapolis
J. Duane Dungan
East Seventy First Street
Warren Central High Granted Charter by Fraternity
Warren Central high school earned a charter to organize a Quill and Scroll chapter, the honorary journalism fraternity. The installation will wait until next school year as the Warren Owl newspaper has grown over six years. Helen E. Blaisdell of Minneapolis is national president of the fraternity. commencement exercises for forty three graduates were held Monday with Dr. George Francis of Terre Haute as speaker.
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Warren Central High School
Warren Owl
Helen E. Blaisdell
Minneapolis
Warren Central
Warren Chapter
George Francis
Terre Haute
Fred T. Gladden
Music Exhibit From Indianapolis Schools Planned For Leningrad
Indianapolis city schools will send a pictorial summary of elementary music work to the international exhibit in Leningrad this summer. The project, organized by Ernest G. Hesser and Miss Helen Hollingsworth, features twenty posters showing glee clubs choruses and mothers’ choral groups, created with cooperation from teachers and administrators.
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Indianapolis
Leningrad
Russia
Ernest G. Hesser
Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
Music
Helen Hollingsworth
Tech groups honor history and announce incoming class
The Boys Concert Club presented a half hour program for the Irvington Women’s Club and Edwin Manzy donated wooden clock hands from the Seth Thomas clock on the Arsenal tower. Tech expects over 1,000 freshmen next fall lifting enrollment toward 6,000 with 814 seniors graduating. Betty Belk won first prize in a state literary contest for a review of Katherine Holland Brown’s The Father. John Hughes, Tech graduate and De Pauw junior, received the Margaret Noble Lee prize for extemporaneous speaking and leads Alpha Delta Sigma.
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Edwin Manzy
Tech
Seth Thomas
Arsenal
Manzy
Betty Belk
Katherine Holland Brown
John Hughes
de Pauw University
Margaret Noble Lee
Alpha Delta Sigma
Seventeen Beech Grove Graduates Receive Diplomas
Beech Grove high school held commencement in the gymnasium with seventeen graduates receiving diplomas. Rev. W. A. Shullenberger delivered the address on The New Order of the New World. L. B. Mann presented the diplomas as seniors also staged the play The Whole Towns Talking.
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Beech Grove High School
W. A. Shhullenberger
Central Christian Church
Indianapolis
New Order of the New World
Mary Proper
Mary Rogers
Howard Clark
Joseph Gilliland
Allan Hunter
Carl Joyce
Lloyd Kerner
Glenn E. Mason
Robert Spargur
Founding anniversary celebration planned for Emmerich Manual High School
Alumni and pupils prepare to mark the thirty fifth anniversary with a June social at the school. The Alumni Association meets Friday night June 13 led by Irwin Bettermann. Officers include Miss Anna J. Schaefer secretary and E H Kemper treasurer.
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Emmerich Manual Training High School
Manual Alumni Association
Irwin Bertermann
Alumni Association Executive Committee
Bettermann
Anna J. Schaefer
E. H. Kemper
McComb
Manual High School
Harold Hartman
Alonzo Martin
George Grossbrenner
Gretchen Scotten
Honor Roll At Technical High Sees 1075 Pupils
Honor roll pupils at Technical high school announced today include fifty six with straight A plus grades and totals reach 1075 students with grades above 90 percent. Notables leading the list are Gilbert Korff John Carroll and Thelma Ropp. Undergraduates earning A plus honors include Ruth Bandy Jane Bosart Ruth Bubeck Thelma Coleman Millicent Cummings Helen Erber Catherine Heath and others among girls and Vernon Davis Gilbert Easley and 15 more among boys.
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Technical High School
Gilbert Korff
John Carroll
Thelma Ropp
Ruth Bandy
Jane Bosart
Ruth Bubeck
Thelma Coleman
Millicent Cummings
Helen Erber
Catherine Heath
Lois Henderson
Edna Jones
Dorothy Guick
Beatrice Boehm
Betty Stilz
William Strong
Mary Tillman
Evelyn Venity
Dorothy Quick
Mildred Viewegh
Marjorie Mason
Elza Platzer
Vernon Davis
Gilbert Easley
Douglas Ewing
Charles Fisher
George Firkins
Ray Garten
Jack Gunnell
Bob Williams
Leroy Wires
Phillips Jeffries
Richard Jones
Robert Lange
Robert Mc Anich
Walter Noffke
Frank Nofike
George Schmidt
Wallace Steele
Carl Townsend
City Boy Elected to Sigma Delta Chi at DePauw University
Among technical high school graduates honored by universities is Fortington Bridwell elected to the Sigma Delta Chi national honorary journalism fraternity at DePauw University. Bridwell was business manager of The Arsenal Cannon while at Tech and currently serves as sports editor of the DePauw student paper. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi.
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Farrington Bridwell
Sigma Delta Chi
de Pauw University
Bridwell
Arsenal Cannon
Tech
de Dauw
Beta Theta Pi
Officers Renamed at Calvin Fletcher Booster Club
Present officers were retained for another year at a reorganization meeting. Mrs. Paul Snively is president with Harold Strait as vice president, Mildred McCormick as secretary, and Marian White as treasurer. Standing and nominating committees are listed with chairmen and members.
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Calvin Fletcher School
Paul Snively
Harold Strait
Mildred McCormick
Marian White
Pasquale Ferraro
Jeanette Vinci
Harry Walker
Mary Scholl
Paul Miller
Pearl Lloyd
Alice Bay
Albert Armel
Verna Arbuckle
Ruth Krug
Charles Krug
Edward Rausch
Roger Miner
Elizabeth Bissell
Virginia Glass
Byron Morris
Rosa Pence
Elavine
Stammel
Mary Leslie
Gladys Metsker
Aurelia la Vergne Smith
Dortha Hansing
Arnold Kelley
Florence Hamill
Elizabeth Downey
Lucy Metcalf
Osler to Speak at Purdue School Buildings Course
H F Osler superintendent of buildings and grounds Indianapolis public schools will be one of the speakers at Purdue university June 16 to 20 for a five day short course on school building and ground management for custodians and caretakers. Osler will address The Custodian's Responsibility in the Care of Buildings and Grounds at the opening session June 16.
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H. F. Osler
Indianapolis Public Schools
Purdue University
Engineering Extension Department
The
University
Indiana State Department For Vocational Education
Osler
Golf course head resigns under fire over missing funds
Camilla Rosasco Riverside golf course manager submitted his resignation to the park board on Thursday after a trial for failing to account for 2 590 tickets. His attorney John L Niblack said Rosasco wished to resign as the board planned to discharge him for mismanagement and negligence.
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Park Board
Camilla
Rosasco
Riverside Golf Course
John L. Niblack
School 80 to Hold Graduation on June 11
School 80 will hold graduation on June 11. Miss Edith B Hall Luther Dickerson city librarian will be the speaker at exercises in the school auditorium Bellefontaine and Sixty second streets at 10 30 a m. The class of seventeen graduates will present an exercise under direction of
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Edith B. Hall
Luther Dickerson
Bellefontaine
Sixty-second
Shortridge School Names New Officers and Honors Students
Shortridge held day exercises with pupils Alene McComb Ross Ris ler Katherine Bowsher Betty Lou Hale Warren Shearer James Prescott and Louise Waterson listed among participants. New Drama League officers Nan Reasoner president Jeanne Helt vice president Duane McKinney secretary Charles Darko treasurer. Greek play cast Norma Larrabee Laura Wright Jane Shideler Paul Routzahn Dan Morse Marcus Kendall Willard Reintjes. Incoming officers Homer Cornell president John Ludlum vice president John Van Horn secretary Julien Kennedy treasurer. Caleb Mills hall awards for athletics debating art and military training set June 4. Mary Vance Trent to receive 100 prize for international relations essay.
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Shortridge
Alene McComb
Ross Rissler
Katherine Bowsher
Betty Lou Hale
Warren Shearer
James Prescott
Louise Waterson
Shortridge Drama League
Nan Reasoner
Jeanne Helt
Duane McKinney
Charles Darko
Shortridge Mythology Club
Norma Larrabee
Laura Wright
Jane Shideler
Paul Routzahn
Dan Morse
Marcus Kendall
Willard Reintjes
Homer Cornell
John Ludlum
John van Horn
Julien Kennedy
Caleb Mills
Mary Vance Trent
Washington Latin Club Organizing At Washington High
Officers elected this week aim to draft a constitution and by laws for the Washington High School Latin Club. Sponsor teachers plan to complete organization and enroll members at the opening of school in September. Officers: Marshall Smith president Rufus Wheeler vice president Virginia Miller secretary Jack Loudermilk treasurer.
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Washington High School
Marshall Smith
Rufus Wheeler
Virginia Miller
Jack Loudermilk
Edison elated over patents for plants
Thomas A. Edison says Congress has passed a bill allowing plant patents, giving farmers patent protection similar to manufacturers. He notes no plant patents yet but is pursuing breeding goals. The Tibbs Avenue Eagle Creek Civic League plans a program at School 67 3615 West Walnut Street Tuesday night open to the public.
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United Press
FT. Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Edison
Congress
Edison
Tibbs Avenue and
Eagie Creek Civic League
West Walnut Street
Pageant Presented at School 38 Spring Event
The annual spring pageant was presented at School 38 on Ster and Bloyd Avenue on a Wednesday, with details of the program and participants available in the report.
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Ster and
Bloyd Avenue
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