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Powell's sensational fielding and hi
feat of the Phillies.
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GETS
IN FIELD FOR :
SPEEDWAY COIN
Smiling Ralph Will Compete
in Motor Classic for
Eighth Time.
TO DRIVE A SPECIAL

Smiling Ralph" Milford, one of the
seIect few drivers who has faced the
starter in every 500-mile auto race at
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, today
entered Milford Special in the eighth
international sweepstakes to be held at
the Speedway Monday, May 81.
Aud. incidentally; Ralph has finished
five times out of his seven starts.
The first race in which Milford got
chance he won, although he was forced
to Share with Harry Michner for whom
/ he was driving relief. This was back
in 1907 in a twenty four hour race on
the Point Breeze track in Philadelphia
Twice around- the-clock events becan1S
his fayorites and he still holds the nom
stock and stock records made at Brighton
Beach nine and ten years ago, respec-
lively.
WON AT ELGIE
EVENT IN 1910.
For many years he was star of the
Lozier team, winning the first Elgin road
race in 1910, when it was still stock
car contest
Smiling Ralph" is a real veteran of
the indianapolis track In the first race
in 19I1 he was second in a Lozier. the
year following he was tenth ma Knox, in
1913 he drove Mercedes to seventh place
enth place with the same make car
The 1915 race was the first he did not
finish. He was driving a Duesenberg
but was forced out.
His best position was third in a Peu-
geot in 1916. Last year. driving a From
tenac, he dropped out in the thirty sew
tnth lap with a broken drive shaft.
PEUGEOT TEAM
READY FOR WORK.
The last cog OF the Peugeot racing
team slipped into place yesterday after
noon when Andre Boillot, third member
Of the party, and the speed wagons
reached here via the Pullman and freight
ear from New York
Wilcox, Goux and Boillot, the three
Peugeot drivers, were expected to burn
up the road to the speedway today, give
their chariots the once over and roll
them cut of the box car They planned
to do few practice laps this afternoon
Boillot is anxious to get his car on the
track and have everything in readiness
! to go. before the day of the big classic
He says the art of having everything
jake" several days before a driver gets
the starters gun is big boost toward
victory. The Frenchman is one Of
the most daring drivers in the world.
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Big League Stuff

Claude williams, the White Sox hurler,
yesterday won his sixth straight game
when he kept Cleveland's seven hits scat
tered.
Home runs by Jacobson and Gerber
with runners on the bags featured the
Browns victory over Detroit.
King Lear, lntest acquisition of the
Giants, started the eleventh inning
raIIy-that enabled New York to beat
Broollyn-with a long triple. Lear
had previously hit out a home run.
The Reds made fifteen Of twenty-six
runs scored at st. Louis. 'Nuff sed.
The Nationals batted Ernie Shore out
of the box in the first inning and mauled
Thormahlen for the runs necessary to
win the pastime.
Perkins timely hitting. which drove
home three of PhIia's runs, gave the
Mackmen the edge over the Red Sox.
Though Alexander weakened in the last
three innings, the Cubs had a lead long
enough to give him victory over the Pr
rates.
Powell's sensational fielding and his
home run walIop featured Boston's de-
feat of the Phillies.
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At the Barrier

The probable starters. weights and
jockeys in the Derby at Louisville to-
day were as follows:
A-Damask (126l, Ambrose
A-Wfldair (126), Fator.
A-Upset Q26l, ~
Bon Watch (126). Barrett
B-Dona Gonna (126), Barrett
C-Blazes Q26), Hummer.
C-PauI Jones (126). Rice
D-David Harum Q26l, Fairbury.
D-Oeopatra d2O, AtcAtee.
E+Kinnoul (126J,
E-Golden Broom (126). Ensor.
Peace Pennant 1925,
Sandy Beal n26), Williams.
Prince Pal q26l, Schuttlnger.
Sterling (126), Callahan.
Heron (12e). Butwell.
BY GOlly (126), Likes
Patches (126), Hanover.
WestwOod (126), Garner.
Simpleton 126, Vida.
Bersa gliere -(126), Murray.
Ethel Gray 021). Collins.
A-Whitney entry; B-Lofty entry
C-Parr entry; D-Coe entry; E-Ief-
fords entry.
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Banner Year Predicted
at City Park Net COnfab

That this will be banner year for
city park tennis players is the belief
Of the 100 or more enthusiastic racquet
wielders who attended the meeting at
the city hall last night, at which the
CITY Park Tennis association was
formed, to be affiliated with the City
association.
The park tennis tourney last year
brought out a number of promising
players, and it is believed that the mu-
Championship talent this season.
The park players viii be eligible for
play in all Indianapolis tournaments dur
ing the 1920 season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

They're saying about this Carl IRE
maine lad nowadays:
Hes a second Terry McGovern.'
Which is a mighty Pretty compliment
for a fighter In these days OF spat and
beg pardon.
Tremaine jumped nearer the center Of
the hstic spotlight the other night at the
scene Of Jess Wizards Astic demise by
knocking out frankie Mason in the very
frst round
Mason has been recognized as the
American champion flyweight and one OF
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
WiggiHS Matched
for Title Bout

Chuck Virgins, local light heavy
weight title contender, today was
matched to meet Battling Levinsky
recognized as the title holder, before
tho DAYTON Gynnastic club, Dayton, o..
May II.
This is a match that Virgins has
sought since he returned from Aus
tralia, where he cleaned up on all the
light heavies and heavies in that coun-
try, and the indianapolis youth no doubt
will condition himself Immediately for
the opportunity TO annex the American
light heavyweight honors.
Virgins is matched with Bob Roper at
Kalamazoo. May II. and If successful
in that bout he no doubt will enter
the ring against Levinsky at even
money.
The Virgins Levinsky bout will be
staged in the ball park at Dayton, an
der huge canvas top and the bout IS
expected to draw fans from all middle
western boxing circles.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
Indiana Wins at Tennis

CRAWFoRDsYILLE, Ind, May s.
Indiauas tennis team took all three
matches from the Wabash net men here
yesterday afternoon, Bastian winning
from Boyd. rs. is; Plogsterth from
Littell, 60, 90, and the Indiana pair
taking q hard-fought doubles match from
the Scarlet men, SO, 40, rs.
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Gibbons Issues
Quick Challenge to
NeU Middle Champ

ST. PAUL, May s.--Mike Gibbons.
niddleweight puztIIst. came out of
retirement today with challenge TO
John Wilson of Boston, who Thurs
day night Wrested the middIeweight
champion from Mike O'Dowd of Sc.
Pnul In n tweive-round bout
Gibbons seeks n match with VIII
son for July 4. or after, In Mime
apolis.
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High Honor Paid Star
Wabash College Athlete

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind, May s.
The highest scholastic honor a Wabash
college man can gain was paid to Fred
Naber fOur-Ietter athlete yesterday
when he was elected to the Phi Beta
Kappa fraternity.
Naber, whose home IN In wabash,
Ind, has been one Of the leading Wa
bash athletes during his four years in
college. He won his football letter the
first year in school. He won his basket
bail letter as center on the quintet,
played right field on the 1919 baseball
team and is captain Of the 1920 track
squad
He holds the state record for the 100
yard low hurdles.
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Local Weekend Golf

At South Grove-First tournament of
the season, medal play for scratch, both
to determine positions on class board
At Riyerside-Blind par medal play.
Highland - Partnership handicap -
low net aggregate score winning.
At Country Club-InvitatiOn four ball
tournament full handicap, players
under 30 years invite players over 40
years.
At IryingtOn-Oren day tournament
Two-man team play for low net and low
cross scores, entries made at the tee.
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Easy for DePauw

GREENCASTLE, Ind May S.--Feil-
ing TO take a single first place and offer
Ing but little competition in any even
the Franklin tracksters went 10 TIE
rocks on a 10i to 16 defeat before De
Paw university yesterday.
Harold Jones, DePauw star track man
was high individual with three firsts
Ben Guild went 81 feet 6I5 inches and
Steward hurled the discus 10 feet and
inches.
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GARrIELn rAKEs MEET.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May Scar
field High school (Terre Hautel won
the track and held meet here Friday
from Wiley and Normal (Terre HAutel
Brazil and Shortridge 1ndianapolis)
with score of thirty one.
Brazil finished second with thirty one
and Shortridge third with twenty
Currie of Brazil finished first in the
1OO.yard dash in :t04-5. Caldwell
(shortridge) won the shot-put with 81
feet Ga inches
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BRITISH .woMEN,s TOURNEY.

LONDON, May s.-Fifty-seyen entries
have been received for the British wom-
ems golf championship tournament
which begins at Newcastle. County
Down, Ireland, next Tuesday.
This is about a third of the record
entry Of 1e6 received for the 1914 play.
In addition to the four American en-
rants, Miss Marion HOlllns, Mrs. c. r.
Nanderbeck, Miss Mildred Caveriey and
Miss Ros3mond Sherwood, there are two
canadians and many prominent English
and Irish champions and former cham
ftfnns
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Tom Seaton Under Charge

SAN FRANCISCO, May S-"Casey"
Smith and Tom Seaton, leading pitchers
on the San Francisco team of the Pa
cihc Coast league. we're given their I'M
conditional release Friday, following
charges of gambling placed against them
by Manager Charles Graham.
Seston formerly pitched in the Ma
tional league and the indianapolis club.
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State College Baseball
L IL TRIES AGAIN.

PJ,oOau NGToN. Ind. May S-Tht
Indiana university baseball nine FLASHED
with Iowa here again today. fun Of de
termination to- make amends for their
loose playing and 5-to-0 defeat OF yes
terday.
The Hawkeyes managed 10 ciout the
ball Just when the Crimson men were in
one Of their slumps and they had little
trouble putting over the win.
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PURDUE MEN FAN.

ANN ARBoR. Mich, May s.-Purdue's
heavy hitters failed TO solve the mystery
Of Capt Sparks twisters here Yesterday
and the Boilermakers were defeated, I
to g. Sparks struck out sixteen men and
kent the two hits garnered of him sep
arated.
Michigan put over It's runs In the
third 6fth and seventh innings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

The Woodside Cubs will hold a meet
ing Monday evening at 1892 English
avenue The following players are re-
Guested to be there at O'clock: Ray.
Collier, Smith HUMAN, Chadwick.
Creedwick, Greed, Duvail and TAYLOR
Fer games with the Cubs call Prospect
81 after p. m, and ask for Fred.
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Vanitie in First Trial

NEW YORK, May S,-The Vanitie, one
of the two candidates to defend Americas
cup in the international yacht races this
summer, was to have her first trial today.
sstaling Burgess, the navigator, and
George Nichols were to have charge of
her III the trial
Shamrock Nv, the challenger Of Sir
Thomas Upton, probably will be
launched next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

The Superbas and Pilots will clash
at BroOkside in the second period to-
morrow afternoon. Players wishing
to try for positions on the Pilot club
should report to Manager Hines, the
well-known dude printer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
HARKY SPARROW DEAD.

NEW YORK, May s.--Harry L. Spar
rev, secretary Of the New York Ameri.
can league baseball club since 1915. died
suddenly at his home Friday He was
As years old aud became secretary Of
the club when It was purch3sssd : by
Messrs Rupert and Houston from
frank ]. Farren
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KoKoMo MATCH posTPoNED

The club contests between the Riverside
Golf club Of this city and the Kokomo
Country club has been postponed at the
request Of the KokOmo club, it was an
nounced Friday.
1t will be held at KokOmO ut a later
date, notice of which will be given later
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the best fighters among the so-called ny
weights and bantamweights in the game.
Tremsine rushed from his corner and
sapped Mason one in the stomach that
took the life out OF the boy. Mason went
down three times before he stayed.
Critics who saw the mill say that that
first wallop in the bread basket turned
the trick.
And they point to the fact that Wilde
hit Mason there with all bis might and
failed 10 halt frankie TO show that Ire
maine carries 4 sitter kick than the
English champ.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

Umpire Bill Byron had a field day at
Los Angeles recently, when he put fiye
men ont of the Vernon Sacramento
game, there being four Tigers and one
Sac to arouse his ire.
Byron, according to all accounts, is
rapidly approaching that stage of popu-
Iarity with everybody that caused him
to be dropped from the National league
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State Bowling Meet

FT. WAYNE, Ind, May S-OnIy one
pair managed to get in the mention"
ia Yesterdays state bowling tournament
Zollinger and Ferguson of Fl Wayne
rolled 1.15l pins which put them in
eighth place in the doubles.
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BOXING
HIS DAILY REPORT.

NEW YORK. May S.-Georges Papin,
the French lightweight who meets Lew
Tender In a twelve round bout at Jersey
city next Wednesday, telegraphs a daily
report to his manager, Francois Des-
camps, of his condition.
Descamps Is on the road with Georges
Carpenter.
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Barney After Players

NEW YORK, May ,S.-Barney Drey.
fuss. president of the Pittsburg club
was here today talking trades with
Manager McGraw.
He is in search of catcher and {
pitcher
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Following Sundays practice session, tht
indianapolis Belmorts win be ready Il
open their season against the best clubs
In the state. All players wishing TO make
the team are requested to report at Riv-
erside diamond No. at $3.50 o'clock.
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NORMAL GETS JUMP.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May s.-Indiana
state Normal opened the city college
baseball series yesterday by defeating
Rose Folly, to I, on the Rose campus.
Normal got away to a fiverur lead in
the initial stanza.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

The FIT. Harrison team would like
to meet fast Indianapolis team to-
morrow. For information call Sergt.
Clark at the fort.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

For games with the DaFdetta club, ad
dress the Dardetta hotel, Pine and Har-
rison streets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

Thev Indianapolis Panhandles left for
Danville. Ill, last night, where they are
scheduled in two games with the Dan
Vile club today and tomorrow.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

st. Paul... 0 90 , . 0 O 0 - l
Minneapolis 80. 0 o 0 0 o 90 3 i
Batteries-Merritt and Hargrave; Rob
ertson, Hovlik and Mayer.
Toledo . $4,000 Ill Il o
Columbus 80. O01 o 0 ? 0 O. 10 .
Batteries-McCon and Murphy; Sher-
man, McQuillan. Barger and Hartley
Kansas City. 100000 10 IS l
Milwaukee -. o 0 o 3 10 .
Batteries Woodward and Brock; How
ard, Trentman and CASTOR.
indianapolis at Louisville postponed ;
rain).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago ....... 0 i 900 4 0 IS o 1
Cleveland ...... o 0 0 0 0a0-1 2
Batteries williams and schalk; Cald-
well, Niehaus and o'Neill.
philadelphia o.. 1905 5000 0-5 II
Boston 49,. 900 1 0 0 o. ?
Batteries Naylor and Perkins, Rus
sell and Kerr,
Detroit S5 9,G t.. Il S6o1S- iG I
Batteries-Sothoron and Billings; Leon
ard, Ayers and Ainsmith.
Washington. 100000 Il O
New York. o 1 o 0 0 0 4 0-5 .
Batteries-Snyder. Erickson and Pici-
Mich; Shore, Thormahlen, Quinn and
Hoffman.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
eleven inninGsj
New York. OOO11 01 / 81 II
Brooklyn. 90 % o o . SO Is 3
Batterles-Benton, Barnes and Con-
zales Marquard, Grimes and Mitchell.
Cincinnati.... 3O0101 1-l5 Is ?
st. Louis. 0 o 0 3 3 o 0 Al II 3
Batteries-Fisher, Sallee and Rariden
schupp, Goodwin, Sherdel, May and
Clemens.
Chicago. ..... COS 00101 1-6 II /
Pittsburg .... 0 20 o o IA s .
Batteries 49, Alexander and Killefer I;
Carlson, Meadow and Schmidt.
Boston. ....... % 0O111-s
Philadelphia. 1 L o o 2 1-6 IA l
Batteries - Jones, McQuillan and
O'Neill: Cantwell and Wheat.
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AT MARLBORO, Mass.-Joe Lynch
gave Billy Fitzsimmons a boxing lesson
In twelve rounds.
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AT LONG BRANCH, n. J-Red Allen
Seabright, n. j., I'm eight rounds.
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GREAT THRONG
SEES CLASS OF
TURIN DERBY
Race Fans From All Points
Watch ThOrOughbreds in
Kentucky Classic.
FAVOR WHITNEY ENTRY
CHICAGO BACKS DONNA.

CHICAGO BACKS DONNA.
CHICAGO. May s.-Twenty Chicago
Aldermen were among the 1000 Chi
cagoans at Louisville today for the
Kentucky Derby.
he aldermen had a pot OF $4,000
which was to be laid on DOnnacOn-
ma, they said.
LOUISVILLE. May s. Americas
greatest turf racing event, the Kentucky
Derby, was to be run here this afternoon.
Twenty two of the countrys best g.
vear-oIds were expected to go to the post
for the start of the classic. in an effort
to win the rich prize and the honor that
will accrue to the victor.
The race this year has an added value
of $4,000, an increase Of $4,000 over
last year
COLORFUL SCENE
AT RACE TRACK.
Louisville is host to one Of the largest
crowds that ever assembled for the
Derby and the scene at the track this
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AMATEURS

Second round games are carded in the
Municipal league tomorrow afternoon.
The schedule follows; Saxons VS.. Spades,
Riverside diamond No. /; Christamores
VS.. Militaries, Garfield No. Rectors VS..
Turner's, Brookside No. 1.
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coLLEoE BASEBALL.

NULIsF1NE HIAs EaDgNIsEs
Iowa, &; Indiana. o.
Michigan, z, Purdue, g.
Ohio State, . Wisconsin, /.
Virginia, 4 Amherst. liz inningE).
Penn State, 3 Syracuse, o.
state Normal. o Rose Poly, T.
Valparaiso. 3; Michigan Aggies, /.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEACUF.
THREE.I LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at ST. Paul.
indianapolis IT Louisville Twill be
plnyed as part of double header SundayD
AMERICAN LEAGCE.
Sc. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati az st. Louis.
Chicago az Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at New York postponed ;
rainl.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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FRIDAY NIUHI bUNIS.
AT LONDON-Frank Moran knocked
out Paul Journee In the second round Of
a scheduled twenty round bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

The Indianapolis Red Sox and Linwood
Reserves will tangie at Linwood park to-
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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TRACK CAPTAIN HoNoREp.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May s.-Carl
Johnson, captain of the track team and
the Wolverines ace" In track events,
was today elected to Phi Beta Kappa, ma
tfonal honor society of literary colleges.
lie was one of the flfty-six students of
the senior class thus honored.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

Corn Cobs and the Tartars will meet
at Garfield diamond No. 8 at O'Clock
tomorrow,
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LEAGUE STANDINGS AND CALENDAR
HOW THEY STAND.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

The sweaters ere the gift Of Mrs. W
NJ Herriott & Son, Dental supply Com
rany
The award Of the sweaters was made
IL the assembly hall q the school az i
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sales aud Service maintained, Fn.nl
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