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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
By O'Louuhlin.

Minneapolis baseballdom, after the Indianapo-
lis series, finds itself In something the position
of the man who bowed In the shotgun We
didn't know the thing was loaded. Indianapolis
blew into town looking like ayerage-fattener
and took three games from the team that has
licked Columbus, Toledo and Louisville, three OF
the best clubs in the American circuit: 1t all
goes to show that you can't tellsfrom the looks
of frog Just how far he will jump.
On form Indianapolis had more business
whipping Minneapolis than truck horse has In
consolation. however. for Indianapolis not only
did lick Minneapolis, not once, but thrice. IN
dianapolis since the advent of Charley Carr, is
a different team altogether The big Lacquer
hitting has been feature of the game, and II
he keeps up his pace Carr is going to be
- heart breaker for the arc artists all over the
circuit. He plays rafting first base, and
nailed millers this week on throws that would
have been a foot over the reach of any other
baseman in the league, unless 1T be Kim
The local twirlers showed another bad week
as compared with their second week at nome
and Indianapolis showed unexpected pickup
In batting. The fielding for the week was clean
but the Minneapolis batters were kiboshed by
Kellum. Win was not much in pinches~ fol
Minneapolis last year, but he was the rat blscul
this week when pitching against his former
team mates.
Yesterday was another off day. indianapolis
won, 572. Kellum pitching for indianapolis
and, with the able assistance of Umpire Kane
had Minneapolis in the hole from the start
Kane's work on balls and strikes was execra
BILE and led to '.bawling OUT by the fan
which must have made his ears burn. Mime
apolis lost all of the decisions that appeared t
be close. Indianapolis got all Of them. Their
is no use attempting to place the loss or IN
game on Kane's work. as the locals could no
have won against Kellum yesterday, but the ba
ones called by this arbitrator went long wa
to ''rile'' the local fans. Some went so far a
to give symptoms of throwing pop bottles. bu
the Minneapolis players stopped this after tw
or three bottles had rolled to the feet OF tn
man in blue.
Indianapolis scored first in the second innin
on two singles, with a sacrifice between. The
scored three times in the seventh on two error
by Andy Oyler two singles and some dumt
headed work by. the locals. Their fifth scor
came in the eighth after Charley Cars TIVE
Dagger Rothgeb's sacrifice and James Ion
fly to left.
The locals scored in the fourth when Jimn,
Hart laced out home run into Nicollet avenue
They cut the plate again in the eighth, whe
Davis and Sullivan got two-baggers off Kellun
the latter sending Davis home. After that the
were speared right up to the mast and hel
there.
Today st. Paul makes its first bow of tt
season before Minneapolis audience, and a rel
ular Eliza -the-ice performance is-expecte
Tomorrow the same actors will play "Will
Must Not Drive Tacks in Sisters Face on tt
al fresco stage at Lexington parka Followir
are the ratings Of yesterday
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
WILLIE LEWIS HAD
BEST OF JOE CANS N
Negro Gave Away Weight to a
Clever Youngster and
Regrets It.
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service
New York, May 19.-Wlllie Lewis had slight
ly the better of Joe Cans in their siX-round fight
at the Twentieth Century Athletic club In Mad
ison Square Garden here last night. Lewis sur
prised the spectators by his showing. 1t was
generally expected that Cans would easily out
point the New Yorker in u short bout, but Lewis
prepared himself to 60 at top speed for the
entire distance. He carried the battle to Cans
and landed the most blows. Cans was as cool
as usual. but his Judgment in countering was
not up to his standard. Time and again Lewis
shot over swift lefts and managed to evade
Cans blows. . : %. ~. ~. y * e p
Only in the fourth round did Cans show a fash
of his brilliant versatility, but he failed to fol-
low up his advantage. After hot exchange Of
rights and lefts, after which Cans broke ground,
he came back viciously and landed terrific
right over Lewis eye, drawing the blood and
staggering Willie. Lewis covered UP and when
he recovered he sailed into Cans and landed
some hard body blows. Lewis played for Cans
stomach and got in number of blows that
made the negro vince. -, -'. s.
In the fifth and sixth rounds Cans tried to
bewilder Lewis with his rapid feintng, but
Willie wary and not only kept out of harms
way, but got in several damaging blows to the
body and singing lefts to the face.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
DOPE OF THE DAY

i THE spring meeting of the Ontario Jockey
club opens at Toronto today and continues to
June 8. !, There will be six races or more a day,
no purse less than $500 added. -" ~ g. sEsz
p THE New York and Chicago clubs. Of the
National league each has record Of ten con-
secutive victories to it's credit this season.
'BIG' CHIEF BENDER Of the Philadelphia
Athletics made three home runs within three
days recently. =, y.
FRED KLoBBNDANz, formerly a major
league pitcher, is playing this year with New
Bedford in the New England league.
THE Green Bay club in the Wisconsin league
has pitcher named Slim" Schulkowski You
may think that Slim" is "rummy'' by his
name, but you will have to think again. La
Crosse got dust one hit and one run against
''slim recently and Green Bay won 13 to /.
IT LOOKED strange to find Boston, Chicago
and New York the three tail-end teams in the
American league as all three have landed at the
top of the column in seasons past.
ST. LOUIS fans are hoping that Stone may go
thru the eastern trip clouting the ball as he
has in the west.
IF s 'sRube'' Zeller continues his great work
for Atlanta thru this season, you will see about
sixteen major league teams after him in the
fall. ssgss&S
GRAND RAPIDS fans are jubilant over their
teams great showing. For several years the
furniture city outfit was trailer. no matter
what league they were placed In. But now
Manager Camel appears in fair way to win
1 the nag In the Central league. 800
THE Peoriar club has the distinction Of being
| the only team In the Three-I league to make a
clean sweep Of. the first series.
1 HARVARD and Yale engage in their annual
dual track meet today at Cambridge,
THE Iowa interscholastic track meet takes
place today in Iowa City. The entry list is
unusually large and some interesting contests
are expected. rs
THE annual track meet of the Indiana High
School Athletic association takes place today in
| Charlottesville under the auspices of the Wa
4 bash College Athletic association
/ MISS SUTTON Of California has definitely de
ctded to1fsail next "Wednesday for England te
i defend her title to the English womans tennis
championship.
i THE interscholastic athletic meet of north
eastern Wisconsin takes place today at Apple
ton under the auspices of Lawrence university.
i THE champion Houston team is setting fas
/ pace again this season for the other clubs II
i the South Texas league
..KID',NHERMANN claims the right to fgh1
4 the winner Of the Nelson Herrera bout, and mos
all the fight fans agree with him.
BENNY YANGER tho regarded as something
of has-been, is probably the busiest fighter IL
the featherweight division at the present time
i THE Dillon family of horses, consisting O
thirty head, all sired by Stanley Dillon. arrived
at the home Of their owner, Sterling r. Holt o.
Indianapolis, recently from Californis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
MACS END SEASON BY
DEFEATING CARLETON

Manchester closed its baseball season yester-
day by defeating Carleton by, score of TO 8
in game played at Mortified
The star performer was Bond, who covered the
slab for Manchester He held the Congregations
altsts to nine scattered hits, gave passes and
hit safe the four times he came to bat. He
also struck out five men and scored twice for
Manchester. Andy Lee Of Carleton pitched bril-
liant game but had POOR support. -sr-.-:,
Carleton scored one each in the second and
third innings and then the game stood still tin
the eighth when tine Macs commenced to ham
mer the leather. and despite the frantic efforts
Of the home team crossed the plate three times.
Carleton tied the score in its half of the ninth
| but the visitors added two in their half and
walked off with the laurels
| Score by innings: p n q
Manchester 20 O 90 30 so25 II
Carleton ........ o l 0 OOO1O %
Batteries-Bond and Mutt; Lee and Lysns.
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IDA GROVE TAKES
IOWA TRACK MEET
Last Years Champions Capture
High School Honors After
+. h.. Hard Fight.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
:. Iowa City Iowa, May 19.-Ida Grove again
won the Iowa state championship at the annual
field meet of Iowa high schools in Iowa City
yesterday afternoon. The honors went to the
last years champions after a desperate battle
with their old rivals, the West Des Moines
high school. The meet was. in doubt until the
last two events were finished. Then the score
stood 43 to 40 in favor of Ida Grove with the
other schools trailing behind West Des Moines
at intervals, mary of them failing to score an!
point at all. 49,
The individual field championship went to Muir
ply of Ida Grove, who made ID points. Ht
will receive silver cup besides his gold medals
Gold, silver and bronze medals will go to TIL
individual winners and a gorgeous silver cup t.
the winning team. The meet was the creates
success financially in the history of the asso
citation. Fully $500 people witnessed the con
tests:
The summaries:
Hammer Throw-Macomber, West Des Moines
Alderman. Marion; Fawcett. Ida Grove. DIS
2S.Yard HurdlesNMeMartin, West De
Moines; Coui son. Clarion; simons, Ida Grove
Time. q 20 seconds. ,,-
Ward Ida Grove; Moorhead, Ida Grove. Time
Broad Jump McMartin, West Des Moines
! Shot PGt-Murphy. Ida Grove: Summer Nc
eomber West Des h ,aas; alderman Marion
Mile Run-Clemmer. Council Bluffs; Andrews
East Des Noines: Hobbs, sGrinnen. q Time
| minutes 40 3-5 seconds. =.
| Mile Relay-Ida Grove Ward, Moorheat
Moines. Time e 5 minutes As Is seconds. -
High Jump-Three tied, Walker West DC
Moines; Mould, Dubuque; Clark. Oak Park. Q
the drawing by lots. the medals went to Ciarl
| walker and Mould in the order named. Heigh
| 5 feet 4 inches.
Half Mile Relay-West Des Moines Wake
| Kraft, Martin, Harris), Ida Grove Grinnel
| Time. 1 minute SO 2-5 seconds BREAKS stat
Pole Vault Ereeney: Ida Grove: Sumner me.I Nj
comber, West Des Moines and Patter Gr1nnei
tied for second. Height. 10 feet 2 inches:
| Discus Throw--MurDhy. Ida Grove; Phillip
| West Des Moines: Fawcett Ida Grove. Di
lance, 100 feet 10 inches.
Half Mile Run-Brenahan, Ida Grove; STOCK
Grinnell: Mitchell. West Des Moines. Time,
minutes Z seconds.
22OYard Dash-Turner. GrinneH; Perry. Ma
shalltown Harris, West Des Moines. Tim
I 1oO.Yard Dash-Perry, Marshalltown; Turne
/ Grinnell: Harris. West Des Moines Tim
10 3-5. seconds. ---.7 = =
4 12o-Yard Manifestations. Ida Grove; Course
Clarion; Chase, East Waterloo. lime. 10 q
| seconds Tiles state irecOrd.o ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
AUTO CLUB, RECEIVES
AT. NEW .CLUBRO0MS

Open house marked the opening Of the new
Minneapolis Automobile club rooms at the Plaza
last night Between 300. and 400 members and
their friends inspected, the rooms and declared
that they were perfect. shgsr < 49, ~
-, From now On the rooms will be the headquar-
tiers for the club and will be open all day with
an attendant in charge, who will keep posted on
all information Of interest to those planning
tours thru the state. - Billiard, smoking and
lounging rooms will furnish means of recreation
between spins. and in short time frst-class
buffet will be installed. -. .,s = ..ps
The cups which with be awarded to the win
hibition last night. The best of the four is that
presented by Leopold Metzger Of the Jacobs Jew
elry company u is t&o feet bigh and of an
appropriate design # Will become the perma
eee eon fesPsF from me s. Sso
to ", 5OO.if. 5s. ~ Lgr. e ,rCGE-q r. LII.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
CUTLER DOWNS FOUR.

-Four men down in nine minutes Is the record
made by Kid Cutler at the Dewey last night t
He had agreed to put away the local quartet In
time one-third Billy Allen was the only one
to stay for any length Of time He put up an an
for Ave minutes. The remaining four minutes
of the nine were divided among Fred Swan
SON. Young Russell and Oscar Miller. The first
and last of this trio lasted just Is seconds
each but Russell managed to dodge his fate
for two minutes and Ave seconds This after
night Carl Mattson. who threw Cutler in two
| minutes "wednesday night will give the kid
another chance. Cutler and his supporters claim
| q strangle in the first bout, tho the referee
could not see one. Tonights match will be
decided by the best two falls out of three, and
| there will be no time limit. ~7r=s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
DEBORAH STUDENTS
WENT ON RAMPAGE
&c.. q. ~, -, II ~ -
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal ~ ~ +,
DEBORAH; Iowa, May 19--As a result Of the fac
ulty action in barring four players from the
baseball team. hundreds Of Luther college stu
dents participated ins.a monster demonstration
yesterday afternoon. Carrying a. casket contain
ing the baseball parabherralia, the students
marched thru all the streets in solemn funeral
procession with barred heads chanting funeral
dirges. u.s.. .5.,-e ts-:E
Finally the procession headed for the athletic
field where the casket was inferred with great
ceremonies Thousands,oof people viewed the
demonstration ard : cheered the students. Yes
terday Luther, was scheduled to play st. Olaf
college at Mortified, Mimi, but on account or
the faculty action all games had to he can
celed and the team disbanded Indignation runs
high among the students and friends of the col
lege on account of the unwarranted decree of the
| faculty Class work is at .standstil.
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At St. Louis n H. 81
St. Louis @ o / OOO % 10 4
Brooklyn ........1 o o / 1918 OF 10 u 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Egan; Mcintyre,
Pastorius and Ritter ~ .,... 49,.
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WATCH KID CUTLER
Sullivan's Protege Has. Many Friends
vi at Cass Lake. -

Special to- The Journal. ~ ..sE:S -ss
Cass Lake, MINI, May 19.-Local people are
taking considerable interest in the. welfare Of
Charles Cutler, protege of John L.. Sullivan,
who has been in Minneapolis this week. Cutler
is an old CassN Lake boy, and did much of his
training here. He is very popular with the
followers of sports here, being reserved and
modest. = 80 49,. r. ..-f-. ..-- ~
Cutler participated in several boxing exhibi.
tons ip this vicinity, and always gave q
good account of himself. He had fight with
the Kerry Kid Of West Superior, in which
he got the worst of it, Unfair tactics are
charged Since that battle an attempt has
been made to get the "Kid" to again fight
Cutler, but the Superior man wants none OF
the game. 1t is hoped that meeting may be
arranged between the men before Cutler leaves
show eeAsE' ~ t<a ~. - - = -f35
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ITO TURN IN DAKOTA
Twenty fourth Minnesota Funniest Will
Be Held in Wahpeton.

Wahpeton, N d.. May 19.-The Twenty
fourth funniest of the Minnesota Turn Bisirk
will be held at Wah-eton June 8 and 10. Elk
pert turner's from st. Paul Minneapolis New
Ulm and other Minnesota cities will compete
for appropriate prizes. The Wahpeton turner
society is the only one in North Dakota and is
therefore included in the minnesota district,
and this is the second funniest to be held I'm
this city. st ss sfS vi
Sheriff Dreger of Minneapolis. William AIuel-
lerSof st. Paul. Herman Helm Of New Tim and
Oscar Rinderman of this city compose the COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements for the
coming meeting, ard 1t Is expected that two or
will be here.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
IOWA REooRDs BROKEN.

Iowa City, Iowa. May 10. Ida Grove won the
interscholastic meet here yesterday afternoon
for the second consecutive time. scoring 10
points against 40 by West Dee Moines.. Mnr-
ply Of ida Grove carried off Individual honors
winning ID points. Three state records were
broken Turner of GrinneH winning the 23O-yard
dash In 22:14, Murphy of Ida Grove putting out
the shot al feet and Macomher of West Des
Moines throwing the hammer lao feet inches.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
"SULL" TO QUIT THE {.
STAGE IN SHORT TIME

John L. Sullivan will quit the Vaudeville stage
at the conclusion Of his present tour. In the
past few years he has made and retained a
good-sized fortune, and he intends to engage in
vile star John has not missed week now
since March, 1905 and his share of the receipts
in that time have amounted to close to 81 900
"a week. Most Of this money is carefully in
vested, and Sullivan could live very well for the
remainder of his life without working at all
If he desired ~ s9ras ~ ~. ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
YACHT CLUB FORMED
Two Harbors Yachtsmen Form Agate
80 Bay Yacht Club. -

Special to The Journal. #A .~J-
Two Harbors, Minn.,. May 19.-Devotees Of
yachting at this place have organized a club
to be known the Agate Bay Yacht club, with
membership Of twenty five. II. E. Hanson
has been chosen commodore; o. J. Tenant, vice
commodore; +. E. Fitzell, secretary; @. G..
Elkin, treasurer, and G. A. Graham, captain.
and other small sailing boats. The object Of
the club is to enjoy the beauties of Lake
Superior and promote lake travel. It is also
the intention to take a number Of fishing
cruises during the summer: The membership
will be increased at future meetings, many
ha wing annotnced their intention Of joining the
club. 4 ~ $50
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= Nome N. D.. May 19-The Nome baseball
team defeated the Fingal team in game on the
Nome Napp and Thompson; Fingal, Gillund and
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stage: AFTER GAME # !.
~. : WITH DARTMOUTH ID

Journal Special Service. -. --.~ - -
Hanover, N. H. May y19.-Manager J. R. Nc
Lane Of the Dartmouth football team has re-
ceived from A. A. Stage. director of athletics
game with Chicago to take place in the western
city in November. 5z& 49, u-
The proposition has been referred to the ath-
letic council, owing to'lthe fact that the Dart
mouth schedule is almost completed. The chance
for the date being accepted is good. .s% 5.
I: Coach Stage announces that a football game
has been arranged with Nebraska university for
next fall. The game, which will be played at
Marshall field on Nov a. will be the last Of the
season. The maroon schedule now has only one
open date. Nov. II, and stagg is making an
effort to arrange big game for that date.
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Journal Special Service. ...
Madison, Wis, May 1s.-The athletic board
of the Wisconsin university last night elected
the following managers for the ensuing year:
Manager of football team, George W. Blanchard,
Colby; vice commodore Of crew, William X.
Winkler, Milwaukee. The board also decided to
place basketball and cross-country runs on a
level with other sports by awarding the official
''W'' to students who have played ten full halves
in championship basketball games or won place
in cross country runs. .sts> 80 81
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ST. CHARLES 8. cENrER411LE 8.

st. Charles Mimi, May 19.-The st. Charles
Gold Standards defeated the crack team from
Centeryille by a score Of to 3.
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RLooM1Na PRAIRIE !. E1LENpALE S.

~ tl1zA 1Ok1S . 1A1A1l01Sg
1 Elk Point S. D., May 19--EK Point high
school defeated Akron, Ioka, high school by "a
score of Z to in game played here yester-.
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LuNDS TACKLE SALTWATER.

The Lund Lands will start for Saltwater
from Washington and Hennepin, at 1920 am
tomorrow. Manager Coughlin was unable te
charter car, as he intended to, but says
that that will make no difference with the
Hork OF the Lunds.
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Mae Sutton Defeated.

Journal Special Service. -
+ Boston. May 19.-Miss May Sutton, the worlds
woman tennis champion, was defeated in an ex-
hibition set at -Longwood today by E. W.. Niles
of Harvard, holder Of both the college and uni
versity championships Niles winning ga. The
match was very closely contested. r. sr g., ~
The mixed doubles event. whichs closed Miss
Suttons day at Longwood,, proved nearly ex-
citing a contest as the one yesterday in which
she aid her partner, N. w. Cabot, parrowly
missed defeat. The pair had as their opponents
yesterday afternoon Miss Marion Fenno and
| E. w. Leonard Miss Sutton and Mr.. Cabot
won in straight sets, but twenty-four games
| were necessary to decide the contest. Miss SUIT
ton and Mr., Cabot will play Miss Phyllis Green
of Philadelphia and N. W. Niles, the Harvard
champion, in the finals today. Yesterdays re-
sults:F-> mrs g: es s.fe.g sy.5,s -
| : Invitation Singles (semi- final round Miss
May Sutton, Pasadena, CAL, defeated Miss Eve
| Ign Sears, Boston 6-3, 6-1.. Miss Marion Fenno,
| Boston. defeated Miss Hannah steyensons Boston,
I6-3 ST. rs.
Mixed Doubles sfseni final round l--Miss Phyl.
| lis Green, Philadelphia, and NV. Niles,
| Boston, defeated Miss Edith Rotch and W. Fitz,
Boston, 3-6. 64s 81. - r. t$5*lEs-s =,
Miss Sutton and N. W. Cabot defeated Miss
Fenno and " W. Leonard, Boston, ga, So
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MISS SUTTON WON TO-DAY.

Boston May 19.-Not single game did Miss
May sutton, the international woman's tennis
champion, allow her opponent IN the finals
TODAY. in the invitation singles tournament at
Longwood She defeated Miss Marion Fenno Of
this city with ease inside of half an hour:
OF the twelve games played, only three went
point of winning game, but Miss Sutton
easily eyened up ma tiers and won. ~
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Lincoln-Lincoln IL, Denver o. ~ ..s
At Des Moines-Des Moines z, Pueblo 6. =
At Omaha-sioux City A., Omaha 8. 81
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Burlington 10. Marshalltown 4.
Fort Dodge 10, Oskaloosa 8. ::
Boone s. Cttumwa 4. q y iG}t
Waterloo I, Eeokuk 4. Gs
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TWOPARSONS HURT
IN BASEBALL GAME "A Nj:
Two Short Sermons Expected by
La Crosse Congregations
Tomorrow.
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Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
La Crosse, Wis, May 19:-As result OF the
baseball game played between the preachers
and bankers OF the city Rev. J. S. Lowe of st.
Pauls Universalist church and Rev. j. W. Hoag
of the First Baptist church are laid uD and
unable to get about town. Rev. Mr..
Lowe sprained his ankle and Rev. Mr.. Hoag
injured his knee in sliding to second base. Both
pastors will be unable to conduct their services
tomorrow.
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= s MEEr PosTpoNED.

The date for the Northwestern interscbolastic
track meet has been changed to Saturday. June
@ as Minnesota will meet Chicago on May %.
the date previously set for the high school meet.
It will be held at Northrop field.