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SPORTS
LAToNlA ENTRIES

sw wfs, r" s:,, fHrionrs-Mabel g. ioi:
b Be. ~; TTienphan, 10: Dark Till. lilo:
,,Stfond Tacc-hye and one half furlongs-
iMHai I1ty Mckay. liz. Anunda ii2. cozet;c
Fiar,np 'Tiia W., ii2: ,GouniS.s. NJ: Fair
ni,T E. a. TX Misns Iiock. rs. .9id Eai,hinl.
!,tt OF Green. ~; aiiss. Prosperity. liz:
h"ic ffaicy. III: Little Boss. liz: Ioup n.
ianHi 10: H!!iy Barton lI5
hiih rnG"-'nilc and Observation-Disclosures
WI. ": EScoyHr. lO3: DR.. Carmen, lG3:
SS,ini,ohEi'iH igl Docod. Io5: Wave. isG:
IN rhcc-six Observation-Disclosures lD.:
!!"ricr. i9t: Linden. lbs: Carinan,ain los:
Eri,nssr' 70: American Ace. lis: Dodge 10:
o, t'i IT, acSS,,,mi!: and half WEXFORD.
hsarcikil. .igJ: CLEOPATRA. lc7; tipr Ola tx,
III ''''' i''' -io' Di'','a.
ihGi'i9a; il?: Las, hoss. III: hnme Elias::
M%SmSn9nS 70: IN" Ally. 10; Acr iiirh 1876
w"y % ran. Maih ~: siarae John 49,:
init,.s ~; Tom .;Ssunde!:; IS. KimnaI
liHs Iro"t"r. liy 1880
~. tuunc entry. III l. W'hI,ucv o,,,.
~ -. Camden entry.
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lknS1nn.

. Battcd tor Davis In ninth
SCor" hy innings: r.
- LOUIS ....-...-........... o q 0 ! q o.
Boston ................... g 90 % % q q q
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IlVaIN u y = T0'9TS y J =! ! -
Ran fog Hc!tman in ninth
TisJttpi In ,Iu

NNUt" o! lnnlngs. r.
Detroit .......n q o q o n "a
New York - o Z O ~
=. summary: Ruus-vcach. Ainsm.th.
M"piaI. Fcwsicr, Wick. Fipp. Ruth. : ::
M"us"i. iratt. Quinn. E.rrors--FcwStcr.
Msu~"l Quinn. Two-basc hlts-Meusci.
:; Pratt. Three bas. ht-iieIlmann.
Home Tun-Meusci. Ruth Sacr!hscs-
Bodi". Oldham. Bush. Hannah. Fcwster.
Lett on ba ses-Dc;roi' {. New York
Base gu baiIs--by oldham. :. Struck out
by Oldham 3: Quinn. G. Wild pitch
p.dnarn' ;n!i:cs--Evnns and Hide
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l'iItST CAME.
re by innings:

- Score by innings: u
Brooklyn .....,.n % % o % o..
o., LOUIS ...........0 , S-s
sum ry. Runs-Neis. Kone,chy
smith. licathcot". Mciicnry. .: ciemons.
Schupp. .rrurs--johnsion. I.ayan :.
Two base hi,s-Schu;.p. Mciicnry. iIorns-
BY Three. base h.;s-Sm.th. Clomons.
alchemy. stolen basc--%-i- Sacrifices
-C2dorc. Fournier. Lay.n. Double plays
Olson 20 konrtchy: KiduG to Olson 10
kon"tchy; Stock tn Hornspy to Fournlcr.
Left on bascs-Brook'yn. g. St. Louis. $
Ease on bnlls--cadorc. :. Minus. l.:
Schupp. 2. Hits-oH cadO-e. . in tnon.
out IN iirhl: Miljus, I IN I. Struck out
Sy Gador.. by M!ljis. 2? hy schupp. I.
riichcr-csiorc- Umpircs-narrlson ana
Mccormick. Time.
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AaUEDUCT ENTRIES

,F!rSt race-...;ive tnr..igs Genera Average.
1l2; Eama. ~; VIC Mmr".. loi. George so
oTner *. IL. -
Second raco-,vo ara sHc-halr miles:
steepisch ase-pouhie;. 40: LYLE. ~: De
baaou ~ decisive l2s SyTl-rya lsi
chape. H.. Sncr;!nr Blood. liz. Touch Ne
Not. II. Houvhnhum IL: STAR Voter -.
Ioimne.dale. IL. k!-h!cv!n=tvu. us. Eroon
SPUN. IL
Fourth race-ora mil. ara furionc-
Man q WaF ~. John =. G-i-r. !tS
Fifth raec.mile and ~" s.Nt"cn,h,- War
MhchIne 10 f-itt.. Nearer 10 War
Smoh. 10. Thr.t; ln: Eimeudnrf -
sixth 5acs.--s.& ana one-nH.: fpr.orrs--
Joe Joe IL, Cherry Cr"clt 'l5 X inr
GcorEcc; II: Ten Can. Ilti D1un,a Eve -:
Echo II. 10 Sclsk"' l'n The rauahiu IL:
Ernest = 10 Marie .An'u!n,tta iij. Ru-.
ley. u. Sir Grafton. ~ Universal! III.
irish Danr"r. rs. son Sinner III. lady
AArchic, .l.,; NgFa. Hood III. WHoosk lis:
South Atlantic League.
Spartannurr .; Columbia .
Gr.envii.e. Z. Charlotte. g.
. Charles; fruf,,l
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SECOND GAME.
.',,,HS - ~ Tnt@Is - :,
1bIttcd for liA!nns IN ris.hth

:. Score 10y innings; r.
Brooklyn ............o OF G--S
81. Louis ...........0 % o y 90
=. summary: Huns--Johnston, t;rirlth.
Wheat. :. Myers. konctcAy. >. MntuhuN
Errors - olson. kone;chy. iicnthrotc.
..Epn,tuhy, Mamaux. STOCK Sacr!.ct.2
M"nliN. k!!dun. Elliott, Mye-.. Girn!ih
bcuo!c plaI--NamauS 10 Eonctchy to
Johnston. LIEF, on hascs--iirooKiyn. 6
-, Louis. g Hase On bails-iiain"s :.
iits-oH Haincs. 10 Ia :. on Kline u IN I
Struck out--MatnauS. 6. IIa!ncs 1 los.
ing pitchcr-liaines. Umplr.s-.rcCor-
mick ana Harrison Thine. las
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baSes-Harris. johnston SaCriNccS-
Johnston, = Chapman, Speaker Double
plays--Johns;on to Chapman to Johnston:
Shanks to Harris 10 Judge: Harris 10
Judge. Left bascs--I.ieycl#ud 10:
Wa Shington. 8. Base on bal!S-Zachary
6: Caldwell. /. Hits--on caldwell. 10 IN
ga innings: NichauS. in liz; Bagby
in = Struck out--hy Caldwell .; ny
BaRhy. l. Winning pitcher--BaEby. I'm
pIres-Chili and Moriarty. Time 9:l5
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Peter Ccl:y Captures
Big Race at Cleveland
Iuy AssncIntrd I.r...I

NORTH RANDALL, CIEyI;-
LAND, OHIO. July Dieter CoIey,
driven by Charles Valentine, OF
Columbus. wen the Ohio stake of
S.t'ouu Tor ."'S class trottrrs. one
of the features OF tOuny,s ,-rn,..,
circuit card. In three straight
heats. r.. Colorado, driven by w.
II. Coz, WnS scc0nd, and Peter
June. driven by Ell Gccrs, Was
third. Hest time. laos I-2.
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Boston n a N n "a :, a. ~
Cincinnati q n a "a a n a
summary: Itun.-.StiIlIy,u II,yi,,
EoeCk"i bpuhaEt Ic-ro--f;n,,, r.,
- hit.EDauh.rt. Ho-ckel Thrc" has,.
hf--i'ouNh. stolen base IOcckcl Douilr
r..ny..-Winso I" Rath. Neal TO Drubrr,!
,ntu",h"r I" Danhcrt. LOT; ON hns"'---
itue'h"r :. Mc9uillan. Struck out
10y tu"ih"r. >: hy Mc(uillan J'rnnlr.,
-Nnr'f. ava NI.lNr- Tlmn. LIZ.
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SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

TBy Associated Press1
ST. LOUIS. july 9.-Hrooklyn and
ST. Louis divided a double header to-
day. the locals pounding two pitchers
for an easy 7-to-2 victory in the first
game and losing the second S TO 0.
brooklyn could do nothing with
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MnslIinEinn.
~ % : ~
sRan tor Zachary in ninth.

cleveland n n n N n -
washington n :
u,SuinfnaFy: tuns-Evans. q Gardner.
NambsEanss. Johnston. ONeili cnldwelI
hasby., Shanks I'll" rbc. Charity. Zach
I'll. EFfoJ!s-Johnsion, Milan. Iiarris. 2:
Wnl Three base Lhlt-Shankr Stolen
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RIXEY BEATS PIRATES
NV AssocInt.I rr.s,l

IBv Associated Pr.ssI
l'lTTS"t RGll. July c-ph!laGc,-
phia won the first game OF the sea-
son from Pittsburgh today. to !.
RiNcy pitching air;ight ball with men
on bases. The hitting OF paulctic and
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CHAMPS DROP GAME
Iny Associated rrcs.l

BY Associated prcssl
tlNClNNATl. O.. July 3-EOston
won ne nrst game. Of their series
from cincinnati today. 10 |. by
punching Two singles and Il double
WIN a base on balls In the seventh
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at RirlIinOnd
SuHo.i at kngisN Mount
Wilson at S.wuart News
fetct>iGrG at Norfolk
tlwo games eNrrS where.
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Schupp In the first contest In Tho
second, Marnau% he'd the locals help
Tess 9niE one man reach ing third,
own game with two hits
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Chicago.
Now York
Totals ....i5 9'3S =.
'lMO Out whom IS

Two out when winning run scored.
New York .....'.... 100000 10000 O Go
Chicago .............. OIL o l o 0 o . o Ia
summary: Runs-Frisch. Spcnccr. Twom-
hlcy. Robertson (2!; ErrorsTtancroft. Hoi-
lIocher. Pnskcrt ierzog. rwo-base hits
Barber. Fw"mbley. Three base hIt--Rob-
rriSon. Stolen hascm..Rober.son. Sacrifice
bile p!avs-Dovle to Bancroft to Kelley:
Bancroft 10 Doy!e to Kelly. Left on bases
Chicago. $: New York. =. Base on balls
Alexander. =: Barnes. & Struck ou,-hv
Alexander. 3; bv Barnes. {. Cmprcs-Klcm
and Emsllc. Time. 9.3S
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summary: Kuns--Jacobson Mcnosly
Foster. Two base hits-JacObsor ? Sacri-
Il sr.<-Davis. Menosisy scott Bailey. Sto;nn
lh.e GIDEON, MenoSi,v, Foster has" on
Nas"-St I.nu!s .: Isostor. /; Struck out"
nY Davis. :; b. Bush. J. Double play
,.rhG"h 20 Gerber. CnDircS-DInecn and
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Wrightstonc with daring base run
ming. aided I'm the victory.
l,lIlslliirrli
Totals ....33 . - ,G Totals ....3J q 10
sBattcd for Grimm In ninth
tihttc,i for Carlson In ninth

II
Philadclph!n ...... o o o OF q 81
- SourCh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u y y u u U--i
summary: Runs - paulettr. Stcng"l.
r"tGher. Wrichtstonc. Schmidt ERRORS
MTawlinrs. Fletcher; Barhnre. Two; base
,tw"-haSc htts-Paulctte. Schmidt. Three
base hits-Pdulcttc. Schm!dt. Home nm
,MTiS';stoHs stolen base|-Stcngcl. iig-
pee. carey. SaCriiiccS-NcuSel Fletcher.
Ertnm Left on baHeS--I'hiladciphia. =:
iiitshurEh. .. Base on halls-oU Carlson.
winning nitchsr-Rl:ev. Losing uitchor-
~ son uhplres-liart and ou.rlcy. Time.
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CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 E. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
Norfolk Sc Western nv.

Ienvc Broad street station DniIy
$3.50 p. NJ. $3.50 j.. NJ. For the West,
p. MN:25 p. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk, 1TA5 a. NJ. 6:55 r. NJ. 9:55 p.
NJ; from tho Vest 500 A. H.. 2:20
$40 East Main Street. Phone Madi-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
I'hliadcipiia. l; Pittsburgh. t.
brooklyn. 2-s: -. Ioui- 80
Eoaton. 8: Cincinnati,
Chicago. 3; New York. :. CThirt.cn I'm
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CONTINENTAL

tennessee Az. near Beach: always op.n:
private haihH. running water In rooms.
'.tEhtpr excellent table. white service:
Sfth'Sita american MAN. $500 up
o"'iS' hicr!a' wrg!siy E"okl-,-. Garage.
II WALSiI DUNCAN
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Train.
DAILY, unless otherwise shown published
only as information and not guaranteed
DAILY except Sunday. Sunday only.
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Wild wood Manor

front. hot ana cold ruuniu: ".
rooms Elcc,ric elevators. Ra
courts. OPENS Jun" 25ih. 81
Lester. Wildwood - I.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
hit. Elliott Springs Hotel

VIII open for guests June 81. 1920.
IN henrt OF Blue Ridge Mountains.
Den"httHl climate. pn main line %.
e, q q. Ry. Numerous arruycm.nts
rive mineral springs. Ola virginia
cooking. Write
Mrs. j. y. PORTER,
NJ. Elliott, Nn.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

~ RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hiShhlnhd. .; i"T,s;nuuiii, /.
All otlItf~. rain.
ST s,IINf. M fYI.,.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
ACQUITTAL OF
CHAMP POPULAR

NEW YORK. June 16-Boxlng fam
dom in general seems TO be pleased over
the act OF the federal jury in removing
the cloak Of draft dooger" from Jack
Dempsey.
The champion proved himself at least
a good sport in not trying to retaliate.
He remained silent before his accusers
and asked only for a chance TO lay his
cards on the table.
At stake was more than the cham
pion's name and his future. Upon the
Anal result OF the trial depends TO a
large part the success OF efforts to put
the boxing game on a high plane IN the
United states.
With the heavyweight champion OF
the world, an American. behind the bars
doing time for being a coward, foreign
critics OF the American game would have
choice material with which to coatinre
their attacks.
II would have proven a severe handl-
cap also to the international Sporting
club and other organizations which have
about reached the realization OF their
dreams to mako boxing a worth While
game In America.
Acquitta! OF Dempsey will also s>-ve
TO clear some doubt as TO the sincerity
OF Georges Carpenter, who came over
from France with the advertised purpose
Of meeting the champion.
II viii can for a showdown from the
Frenchman.
Carpenter and Descamps are leav-
ing July 10 for France and will return
in November. II is said.
The impression Is general N hght cir
cles that II Dempsey doesn't get Car
pentier before he leaves the Frenchman
viii never como back.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
HOOsie1' Golf Stars
Prepare for State
Tourney at KOkOnlO

The first voliey of propaganda on the
state golf tournament has been fred at
Hoosier golfers by the state association
and the Kokomo Country club and the
bombardment will be incessant between
now and the time when the honor seek
ers gather at The first tee on Monday,
Aug. 2. The event will be concluded
Aug. Z.
The contestants will shoot eighteen
qualifying holes Monday and the same
number on Tuesday. The thirtytwo
lowest scores for the thirtysix holss
will qualify for the championship fight.
play to open Wednesday; the third six
teen Will qualify for the committees cup,
and the fourth sixteen will qualify for
the good fellowship cup.
rhe winner OF the championship flight
will be awarded the Indiana Golf asso-
citation championship cup. Other cups
and trophies Will be awarded the win
ner and runner-up in each flight. There
will also be a special prize for the lowest
qualifying score.
Drawings for the qualifying round will
take place at the Courtland hotel. ko-
komo. Sunday, Aug. 1, and all entries
must be posted with Secretary Jess Moss
Ter. % North Pennsylvania street. In
dianapolis, before that time.
Rules Of the Western Golf association
will govern the meet, except where they
are modified by ground rules, which viii
be posted in conspicuous places on the
Kokomo links.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
Dayton Ponies Here
for Thursday Polo
Match Gt Speedway

The ponies which the members Of the
Miami Valley Hunt club will ride IN
their game with the indianapolis Polo
clubs team at o'clock at the Indian
npolis Motor Speedway tomorrow after
noon and Saturday afternoon arrived in
indianapolis last night. They were quar-
tered at the speedway todoay.
The field is In fine condition for the
inaugural contest of this spectacular AID
aluring game, and the ponies which the
indianapolis players Will ride are in
excellent condition.
Invitations have been sent to many
friends or the indianapolis Polo ciuO
md there has been a great call for ad-
mission cards at the ooffics Of the III
dtanapolis Motor Speedway, 444 North
Capitol avenue. Admission is free, but
only on presentation Of an admission
card.
The Dayton players will make the trip
from the Ohio city overland, arriving in
this city early tomorrow morning They
VIII make their headquarters at the
Columbia club. Lineup for the game:
Indianapolis. Dayton.
Robert Hassler... No. .....H. H. Darst
Jess c. Andrew. No. ......James Rice
Robert Tyndall-. No. 3 Colin Gardner
George Miller. %. Back .... R. S. Talbot
John Lowe and j. German Will be the
extra members OF the Dayton squad and
Tom Gaddis Of Dayton is slated to ref
cree.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
HEAVY SERIES
WITH CLYMERS
FOLLOWS BLUES
Blk Games in Four Days for
Indians With Senator
Outfit.
REILLEY HAS BIG DAY

Following the windup game with the
x. c. Blues this afternoon the Indians
will face their heaviest series Of the
year when they tangle with the Bill
C7ymer's Columbus Senators for six
games In four days.
The extra bill calls for a double header
tomorrow, single games Friday and Sat
urday and a second twin bill Sunday.
The Tribe pitching staff faces huge
task, therefore, but 1t is ready TO meet
f. and II the Hoosiers walloped the Blues
again today the old restored confidence
IS expected to carry the team through
the Senator series with cOlors flying.
DUKE GOING LIKE
BIG LEAGUER.
Duke Reilley played in big league style
yesterday and his work was the big fea-
ture Of the Indians second victory over
the Blues, to l.
The speed merchant got three hits, one
a "silker" for three sacks, drew a walk,
stole three bases and performed in his
usual brilliant style in the left field.
Duke uncorked his three base blow with
the bases loaded and that + socker
practically won the game.
Charlie Whitehouse faced the Cuban
Tuero on the mound and the local south
paw hurled a fair game. Several times
he gave signs OF weakening. but he
managed TO brace and finished the winner.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
Federal Agents Still
on Lookout for Johnson
at the Mexican Line

TIA JUANA. Mexico, June 16.-omcials
Of the department OF justice Of the
United states were still waiting at the
border today to place Jack Johnson,
former heavyweight champion OF the
world, under arrest II he stepped across
the line.
The new Mexican government Tuesday
ordered johnson, who has been a fugi-
tive from American justice on a convic-
ton Of white slavery" for eight years
10 leave the country.
Johnson Is an undesirable" the Mex
leans say, and he has no place to go
except the United States and Jail For
II he fails to leave willingly Johnson
will be deported
The new government is making a ma
t!on-wide drive against undesirables, and
hundreds OF men without a country
will be forced TO leave.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16

BRING EN- ON, SAYS KEARNs

There can be no more whispered cam
paigns carried on against the champion
now" declared Kearns.
"Dempsey's war record is clear" he
said. There's not a blot on 1t. The
charge that was utterly unfounded has
been removed-riddled by a jury in the
federal court.
But the strain on both of us has been
terrific" he said. 1--WE feel We need a
little quiet. The next date on which a
big fight could well be staged is Labor
public demands it. The site of the fight,
Of course, is up to the promoter making
the best offer"
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
Two American Tennis
Stars Lose in London;
Johnston Still Remains

LONDON, juno 16.-Two Amer
lean stars were eliminated In the
fourth round of the London tennis
championship tournament here to-
day.
In the singles, Richard Norris
Williams II was beaten by j. G.
Richie. 2-6, 6-3. 6-3, and Charles f.
Garland. Pittsburg, was beaten by
a. Dudley, 6-3, 6-4, 4-6.
Making his debut in the fourth
match William Johnston, the Amer
lean national champion, defeated
Cunliffe, rs and 60.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
Carpenters MOUe
Rather Strange as
Dempsey Is Freed
Fans Want Action, but French
man Says He's Going
Back Home.
BY JACK VEIOCK.
International News Sports Editor.

NEW YORK. June 16-If Georges Car
pentier really wants to fight Jack Demp-
sey the time has arrived for him to
prove 1t.
With the champion freed Of Stacker
charges today the way has been paved
for the signing of articles. 1t is time fo-
a showdown on Carpenters part.
News that Dempsey has been acquitted
caused a noticeable stir in boxing circles
here and 1t is certain that both boxers
will be engulfed in new tidal wave Of
offers.
The International News Service is re-
liably informed that Dempsey stands
ready to take on the Frenchman at any
time. The champion wants to get back
into the ring and that without any hag-
Cling.
But Carpenters intentions are uncer-
tain. The announcement that he Is to
sail for France early in July without en-
tering the ring IN this country for pro.
fessional contest has greatly detracted
from his popularity.
Francois Descamps, IL Is said, has
promised that Carpenter will return In
September to go through with his match
with Battling Levinsky. but once the
Frenchman leaves our shores there Is
doubt that be can be lured to return.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
Automobile Reliability
Run Contestants OFF on
Return Trip to Chicago

Leaving the Hotel SEVERN at 7 O'Clock
this morning the twenty cars IN the au-
tomobile reliability contest between the
Chicago A. c. and the New York A. A.
started the return trip to Chicago.
George Ade's home at Brook, Ind, was
used as the noon control again today,
owing TO the grand reception extended
by the noted humorist yesterday.
The cars left Chicago at o'clock yes
terday morning and arrived in Indian
apOlis last night. the drivers making their
headquarters at the SEVERN.
Each car in the two-day event must
show an average Of twenty-five miles
per hour and the winning team is TO be
presented with a silver loving cup by
Eddie Rickenbacher, American ace. and
former race driver
Bruce Wiley, representing the Hoosier
Motor club, was chairman OF the recep-
tion committee, which met the eighty hve
contestants at the SEVERN last night.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
HerZOg Reinstated and
He May Be Tried Out
at First by the Cubs

BOSTON, June 16.-Rain Tuesday in
terrupted the new winning streak OF the
Cubs and produced time for a confer
ence involving President Veeck, Manager
Mitchell and Charles Herzog OF the Cubs,
who came here by request.
At the close Of the confab it was an
noUnced that Herzog had been rein
stated by the Cub manager and would
be in uniform, although not necessarily
IN the lineup of the next game.
This does not eliminate the possibility
of a trade being arranged for Herzog, but
improves the chances OF making one.
second as long as he can keep up the
gait he has been going, which was much
faster than that set by HerzOg this year
Neither can Herzog displace Hollocher
nor Deal, so it looks as II he might be
put in first base when he returns to the
lineup.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16-"Now
bring on Georges Carpenter. If he won't
talk fight, we're ready to meet any one
else ON earth"
Manager Jack Kearns today flung this
challenge at the world following exonera-
ton Of Jack Dempsey, heavyweight box
ing champion, of charges of draft dodg-
Ing.
Dempsey is prepared to defend his
tile," said Kearns
III Carpenter came to America to fight,
here's his chance. He can have crack
at the title. We're ready. The next move
is his. Dempsey will meet him anywhere
in the world
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
Resolute Takes Another
in Yacht Trial Races

NEWPORT, r. l., June 1e.2Ths
resolute won the eighth Americas cup
defense elimination race from the Vanl-
tie by the widest margin either yacht
has had in the last week.
After the race Manager Hoyt of the
Vanitie asserted that the Resolute's gain
on the last leg was due to a jsmmed
center-board on the Tanitie, which CON-
PEELED the Gardner boat to drag the
hoard.
New York Yacht club announced that
the committee on cup defense had de-
vided TO keep the yachts racing until
June 26.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
BOXING
MILITARY cOPs ENGAGED.

DETROIT, June 16.-When Benny
Leonard and Charley White battle in
their championship match at Benton
Harbor. Mich. on the afternoon OF July
3 the place will be well protected against
disorder, both from outside the giant
stadium and within
Promoter Floyd FitZsimmons has made
arrangements TO have the military police
OF Camp Custer guard the outside Of the
arena and work within the Enclosure.
Soldiers will act as ushers and with
full authority from the state boxing com
mission.
Benton Harbor once suffered from a
riot at one OF its fights and this will
never occur again. We VIII have every
protection and the first one who even
threatens 10 start disorder viii be thrown
in jail" said Chairman Tom Bigger.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-16
rREMAINE Ys. MooRE.

TOLEDO, o., June 16.-Carl Tremaine,
Of Cleveland, and Pal Moore, Of Mem
phls, will box twelve rounds here to-
night before the Shea Athletic club.
Judging from the advance sale OF sats,
more than 1000 persons will witness the
contest.
The bout will be staged In the coli
scum. where frankie Mason and Jimmy
Wilde fought IN March. and where Ire
maine stopped Mason with a punch a
month ago.
Mason Monday outpoiuted George
Adams. OF San Francisco, in a ten
round bout