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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Derby Winner Coin Is
Increased; Race May 13

LOUISVILLE. Jan. S1--The forty
eighth annual renewal OF the Kentucky
Derby. the racing classic Of Western
tracks for 3-year olds, will be run at
Churchill Dowas here on Saturday, May
10. It was announced Monday. The race
will carry $4,000 added money, but
changed rules will Increase the winner $
purse. Nominations for the race will
be closed Feb. y.
Second money win be reduced from
$4,000 TO $4,000. third money from $1,000
10 s. 600 and fourth money from $4,000
to $1,000. thereby adding $1,000 to the
purse The starting fee has been In
creased from $3.50 to $500
Behave Yourself +. K. Bradley's crack
colt. won the race last year by q head
from his stabemate Black Servant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

After the Lions sand Tigers in the
Broadway League had won three games
from the Wildcats and Wolves In post
psued games they proceeded to drop
two out of three in the regular scngdule-
In the odd game victories The Wildcats
defeated the Tigers and the Wolves won
from the Lions. The Panthers were VIC
tors in two contests with the Bears.
Nicholson Of the Wolves in the post
poned series smashed out mark OF ~
for the other b5wlers TO shoot at: They
nj shot al it. but none reached It. Nc
Npelv Of the Tigers came closest with
PIG count The best team score went
TO the Tigers with 1854.
The Ward Heelers took three straight
from the Crooks In the Courthouse loop
and The Politicians won two out Of three
from the Grafters. The S4f count or the
Politicians In their last contest was hlgh
for the night.
Mobr of the Ward Heelers was high
Individual with PA pins in his last chance
Mt the naples. Hiukle Of the Grarters
got himself 207 also IN his last game
Three straight ruled in the I. Z. Rail
way No . League. The Electricians and
Car Inspectors were the winners from
the Baggage Room and Mail Room hves
Baird Of tile Electrisians with 200 count
had the besr score Of the night.
The leading Newsboys kept up the pace
in the Star League and TOOK three from rom
game was the high score OF the loop:
The StereOtypers and Pressmen NO
we're two out of three winners from the
Pressmen No. 2 and Printers, re-
spectiyely.
O'Gorman Of the Mailers. with a 214
count had the best game put was IQl-
lowed closely by Smith OF Freshmen NO.
2, who ran up marx OF Zl5 ii MS LAST
game.
Some splendid bowling was exhibited
in the Lutheran League with the En-
maus Browns and Redeemer Grays fea-
turing the contests with, straight VIC
tories over the Trinity Grays and St
Paul Grays, respectively. The Trinity
browns and Redeemer Browns won two
and st. Peter Grays.
The st. Peter Grays in the only game
won, posted the best team score, hitting
the pins for a $50 tally. Scherings "a
IN he big game helped swell the total
" Piel Of the Redeemer Browns with
226 boosted his team TO a ops total in the
fq.st contest Fischer. of the Redeemer
with 232. lansing Of the Emmaus
Browns got 224 pins in his last effort.
The Accessories won three more in the
Gibson Company loop and increased their
lead in that league The shipping Dept.
from The General Office squad. The
Parts had the big game Of the night
with ~S51 pins in the second contest.
Cameron of the Parts led in the scor-
ing with q 205 mark.
The Light Six outfit was the only team
in the Buck Company, League to put
across straight wins. The service squad
was the one to go down. The Aut0car
Paint Shop and Big Six aggregations
were two out of three winners. ConOver Of
the Paint Shop led the bowlers with 204
pins in his first attempt
The. Marion Club and Guarantee Tire
fives in the recreation Ladies League
were straight winners over the Recrea-
ton Five and Claman Boosters. The
Guarantees posted scores Of 713, S37 and
734.
After a good start the Gems were
through and dropped the next two games
to the Bell Telephones. The Kresge
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rector who thinks his athletes are living
up to the rule against playing summer
baseball is Kidding himself He ex-
pressed the opinion that the rule is a
failure
The probability is that athletic author
tiles of the various schools viii take steps
either to assure enforcement OF the rule
as it applies to baseball players or to re
scind or modify it. There is considerable
sentiment in favor Of permitting ball
players to play professional or pro-
fessiCnai baseball during the summer.
At Notre Dame one Of the immediate
problems of the athletic heads is to re-
build the teams that have been wrecked
by the exposure that eight star athletes
participated in the outlaw" football
game and their resultant suspension
Eddie Anderson, Kiley and Mehre were
regulars on the basket bali team while
Chef Wynne and Bucb Shaw were stars
Of the track team
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wallace
stopped Joe Dorsey in the sixth ro1nd.
Al PITTSBURG H-Jack Burke Leaf
Joe Dowuey in ten rounds
AT DETRO1T.-Sid Barbarian won
from Pete Choke in ten rounds.
AT SAN ANTONIO-Kid Pancho beat
Bobby Hughes In ten rounds.
AT CINCINNATI-K. O. Mars and
Jack Lawler fought ten-round draw.
AT NEW ORLEANS--Barney Adair
beat Young Denny on a foul in the
fourth round.
AT MEMPHIS-Red Cole won from
Eddie Caroune in eight rounds.
AT BOSTON, Mickey Traverse beat
Charley ElkiLs IN ten rounds.
All LYNN. MASS Paddy owens beat
.ohDny Sheppard in ten rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
STATE 19.2 TOrRNEY-

Harry Cooler defeated schaap last night
at the Harry Cooler parlors by the score
Of go to 145.
Finneran Of Terre sHaute defeated
Brown of that place, $50 to III, in the
tournament, the game being played at the
Terre Haute billiard parlors by special
arrangement.
Harry Cooler is now in first place alone
Browns loss breaking the tie which ex-
listed. Cooler was to have played Daley
last night, but owing to the sickness OF
the latter this game was switched to
Friday night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
CULVER Included in
Feature Sport Card
of Military Schools

BOONvILLE. No, Jan. 81.-Jhe com
pletlon Of arrangements has just been
announced for two annual intersectional
football games between the three leading
military schools Of different sections of
the Mississippi valley, Culver at Culver,
Ind: Shattuck at Faribault, Mimi, and
Kemper at BOonville, AlO.
These schools always have been rated
as honor schools by the War Depart
ment, and the rivalry for football houors
will be keen. Culver and Kempcr be-
gan two-year contract with a game at
Boonville, last fall Kemper winning I
to 8. The next game is at Culver, Ind,
next fall. Shattuck and Kemper mix
at BOonville Nov. II, next and play the
following year at Faribault
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CLASS A 49, MEET.

q NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Edgar 7. Apple
by, Of the New. York Athletic Club de-
feated Percy n. Collins, Illinois Athletic
Club, Chicago, 300 to 270, yesterday. in
the first match Of the national Glass A
1872 balk line championship tournament
Charles HeddOn, Of DOwagiac, Mich,
lost his first match to Edward Gardener
of Montclair, n. j., 800 points to 1913.
Francis Appleby, New York defeated
Emil Renner. Youngstown, Ohio 300 to
1866, in the night game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
GRADE LEAGUE.
lie Blame, Cuban Pitcher,
Badly Hurt in Fuss

HAVANA. Jan. 31.-JoSe lie Blanc. one
~ the best known baseball players In
Cuba, is In a hospital at Santiago suffer
Ing from fractured skull
1t Is alleged he was struck on the
head with a bat by Antonio Suslnl, dur
ing a dispute at a ball game Sunday
afternoon. Susini is under arrest
lie Birnc Is a pitcher and played on
the local team against the Brooklyn and
Memphis clubs when they Visited Havana
some time ago.
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Milstead, Giant Tackle,
Leaves Wabash College
for Eastern Institution

If became known in Indianapolis
today that Allen sAIilstead, giant
tackle and rated one of the most pow
erfuI football players ever developed
at wabash College, Charlottesville,
has left that institution to enter one
of the Eastern universities.N either
Syracuse or Yale. Athletic Director
Vaughan OF wabash WAS not in
Charlottesville this afternoon and a
statement from him was not avail
able. However, it was learned from
reliable sources that Milstead failed
TO register at Wabash for the second
term and that he had told friends he
was going East to college.
1t is thought that Milstead's idea
in leaving Wabash is to play In the
East, where ne would have more
chance 10 get recognition for a berth
ON the alI-American selections.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Carthage High Wins Meet

MILROY, Ind, Jan 312The invita-
tional basket tourney at Milroy was wor
by Carthag High, which defeated Mil
roy in the final game. 10 to IS. Scores:
Carthage, 80; Morristown, u.
Edinburg, %; Let's, 20.
MilrOy. 80; Fairview Is.
Waldron. So: st. Paul, 10.
Carthage, &c; Edinburg, "a.
Milroy, %; WaldrOn, q (overtime).
Carthage, 80: MilrOy, IS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Federated Games Tonight

In the Federated Basketball League
games at the Y. NJ c. 4. tonight the
Bi-FO-RO meet the Du Art and the Pair
O-Dice tangIe with the Den Zare. These
contests bring together the best matched
quintettes in the loop and fans are al
ways rewarded by close, hard-fought
games when these fves meet. But two
more sessions are on tho schedule Of the
Fraternity League after tonight.
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Turner's. Work for Tourney

The South Side Turner'S basket ball
team is working hard in preparation for
the opening game in the city Independent
tourney starting Thursday at the local
Y. NJ. c. A. Three hard work outs were
INDUCED in Saturday and Sunday. Prac-
tice games were held with the De Molay
and Turner Active hves. The Turner's
play the opening game in the tourna-
ment schedule Thursday night with the
Fairbanks Morse team Of the Industrial
League
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Franklin Wabash Tonight

FRANKLIN. Ind. Jan. 31-Coach Nelp
nhas the Franklin basket-ba team ready
s~for the Wabash invasion tonight and is
expecting his players to give the Little
Giants" another jbattIe. In the first
contest at Charlottesville the Baptists
lost by the small margin Of one point
\ and held the Scarlet five to one Of the
lowest counts Of the season The same
test viii start tonight Much interest
has been aroused in the game here and
a good crowd is expected. The net tilt
will be held in the new high school gym,
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Dilhoefer Seriously Ill

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan. 3l.-Willlam Dill
hoefer, catcher OF the st. Louis National
League club, is IN serious condition at
81. Johns Hospital here according to
announcements yesterday by Or. Robert
Hyland. club physician. as the result of
an attack OF typhoid fever. DilhoefeT
was married in Mobile. Ala, and had re-
turned here to reside when he was taken
81
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ZRYsZKO WINS.

BOSTON. Jan. 31.-stanislaus Zbvszko,
worlds wrestling champion, defeated
Dick Daviscourt Of Texas IN a finish
match here last night winning two
straight falls Zbyszko secured the hrst
fall in - minutes IS seconds on an arm
SCISSORS and grapevine hold. The sec
ond fan was won in % minutes IA sec
ouds when Dayiscourt had fastened a
double Nelson on the champion, but was
rolled over.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
n GINGLING LIVE GOSSIP
VIp,i<1bIl PUGS OF THE RING

, ing for a training place for him TO
complete his preparatory work. for
O'Hare's manager says he must have q
comfortable well equipped gymnasium to
keep at top form.
The EIks committee made arrange
ments for O'Hare to use the Progress
Club, located on Meridian street north Of
ohio, but E. c. Mclaughlin was today
notified that that club. for reasons Of
its own, has ceased to operate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

PHILADELPHIA,P Pa, Jan. 3l.--Ge0rge
CLANCY Of Baltimore last night knocked
out Harry Carlson OF Boston In the httA
round Of their eight-round match. CLANCY
him and forcing him to hold In nearly
every round Shortly before the knock
out blow he sent Carlson to the door Tor 4
count OF nine
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Mobile Gets feathers

CHICAGO. Jan. 31-Harold feathers,
an infelder, recalled after a season at
Kansas City, was released by the Cubs to
Mobile of the Southern Association yes
terday. The athlete was shipped to the
minor league club as part payment for
Walter Golvin. a first sacker, purchased
from Mobile late last season. GOlvin is
slated to go to the Catalina island camp
with the first squad Feb. 16.
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pArrAs CHALLENGES JACK.

Jack Paypas, general delivery, Canton,
Ohio. wants II known that h4 challenges
Wrestler Jack Reynolds. Pappas does
not give his poundage, but says he de-
sires to meet Reynolds Mt an early date
Pappas styles himself as the original
former soldier wrestler Of camp Doage'
Iowa"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Boxing con
tests announced here include Feb. 3,
Young Caliano VS.. Pete Moore, fifteen
rounds Feb IS. Marty Burke vs.. Bob
Firzsimmons. fifteen rounds; Feb. H. Pete
Herman VS. Babe Asher, fifteen rounds
Feb. % Young Abe AttelI VS.. Young Nc
Govern. fifteen rounds: Feb. "a Benny
Leonard vs. Pal Moore. ten rounds.
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billiards


By a score of 80 to 81 Charles Frye
last night defeated Frank Mallory in the
city amateur three-cushion billiard tour
nament. By his victory, Frye has now
won seven game1 and lost three
George Brown and Baird Bell are
schedmIed to plav tonight ut 100.
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Independent Basketball

The Y. NJ. H. 4 basketball team will
meet the e. $. Tire five at the Communal
building tomorrow night az SIS. From
the records Of the two teams they are
evenly matched and a good game should
result A preliminary contest will lie
held starting at 7:I5. Bosenthal, who
was out Of the line up IN the Y. 4. @. L
tilt win be back In the game and should
help the scoring power Of the Y. NJ
II. A. outfit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

Eddie O'Hare Of New York. who meets
Chuck Virgins Of indianapolis In the
Elks' charity show at Tomlinson Hall
Vcxt Monday night, IS due to arrive In
indianapolis Friday The Elks are look
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
Em-ROes Go Down

Upton. Ind. Jan. 31.-The Upton a
As defeated the En- Roe five Of Indian
apolis here last night by the score Of %
to a. The game at the end of the half
time was u to q IN favor Of the winners.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

MUNCIE, Ind. Jan. 3I.-The Idle Five
of this city challenges any team In the
State avera ging l35 pounds for games
20 be played away from home, Address
Robert Whitney. 90j W. Main street,
MVnCie.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31
No I U-IOWA MET GAME.

The Iowa Indiana basketball game
originally scheduled for Bloomington
Monday night was called off. Net pro-
grams- of the teams were alterede with
out an official announcement being
made.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

FIVE won two from the Crickets in low
score contests.
The Fox Grocery Company won over
the Washington club In special match
game, 2,5S4 TO 254S. l.. Fox and Swellor
pulled the match out OF he fire when
they bowled 2J7 and 22i, respectively in
the last game.
MADISON. Wis. Jan 31.--A new State
record for doubles In bowling was estob-
Jished by the EhIke Becker team Of Nil
waukee Monday when they set up a score
of 1,29S for three games The former
record. made In 1913, was 1855.
J. Grossman, Milwaukee, stepped into
the lead in the singles with a score Of
$50 The best that Jimmy Smith. NIL
waukee (said to be the worlds Champion
could roll was 637.
Menasha Alleys, Menasha, .ook the
ive-man lead with a score Of 2755.
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five won two from the Crlckets in low
score contests.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

After the Lions sand Tigers in the
Broadway League had won three games
from the Wildcats and Wolves in post
psued games they proceeded to drop
two out OF three in the regular schedule.
In the odd game victories he Wildcats
defeated the Tigers and the Wolves won
from the Lions The Panthers were vic
tors in two contests with the Bears.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

s15 p. M-Winner OF 2:15 game OF
afternoon VS.. winner Of 315 game OF
q -ternoOn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-31

Nicholson Of the Wolves In the post
poned series smashed out a mark OF ~
for the other b3wlers 10 shoot at. They
all shot at it, but none reached It. NC
Taelv Of the Tigers came closest with n
21G count The best team score went
to the Tigers with 1854.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
EX-[insly STAR Berresten, TO Become W. 4 }. Centre
YANKEES SHOW POOR TEAMWORK !
WHILE DEFEAT Nc Columbus
One Disputed Hit May Keep
Cobb Out of The 400 Ranks

Chicago. Oct. %. Associated
Press).- One disputed hit separates
Cobb. manager of the Detroit Tigers
from the charmed circle of 400 hit
tcrs for 1922. II was discovered TO-
day. in compilation of the 0tiiciai
batting records OF Irwin NJ. Howe, Of
fetal statIstician of the American
league without that hit Cooos
total Is .39S, but with II he enters
the 400 ranks for the third time In
his career as league batting leader.
a position he has held for the last
fifteen years. with but three eScep-
tons. On May Is. in game at Ne"
York between Detroit and the Yam
KEGS. Cobbs was credited in unoli-
cial newspaper box scores with TWO
hits and by the official scorer ~rth
only one safe smash. Investigation
Of the discrepancy has begun and the
controversy Will he laid before Presl-
dent Ban Johnson Of the American
league. II the hit is won for COBB
I, will make him the only sluGger In
baseball history to pass the .ioO
mark three times. Sislcr Of ST. Louis
has two 400 marks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
GROVE CITY FRESHMEN
TEAM SHOWS Up we'll
Team Really Donated Indiana Normal's
Touchdown III last Saturdays
Contest.

Grove IicS, Pa. Oct. c2.-Bccause OF
the excitement which always accom-
par.ies gr;dron contests between Grove
city and Allegheny College as we'll as
Carnegie Tech. fans here are liable to
overlook the fire showing which Coach
Thorn'S freshman team made at Indiana
last Friday. Although the game re-
suited in tie score. 6-6 the Grove CRY
boys gained a lot more ground than the
normal team. and really donated The
touchdown u Indiana by a bad pass
from center over the goal line which
Indiana recovered.
Better Than Expected.
The work %! the freshman outfit.
.nany Of who's" players playing their
frs, football. was far beyond the cx-
rectat!ons OF Coach Thorn and Grove
CITY people n general. Although out
weighed several pounds TO the men. the
boys cOunt.rhalanccd this disadvantage
by hard fighting all the time. The
work OF The Ere -hmen was remarkable
defensively. Every man deserves his
share of the credit. although the work
Of Evans was particularly on the Of
fcnsivc. Only one sCrimmage had been
held by the first year men before tho
Indiana game. With tho time that
Coach Thorn expects To give tho mcu
the present week. the team should givo
the Teen Reserves Il real battle next
Friday at Grove cry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
CLAYSVILLE PEEVED
Claysville. Pa, Oct. 81, 1922.
Sporting Editor.
Wheeling Intelligence,
Wheeling, ". Va.

Gentlenen:
Please publish the following:
To football teams II may corncern:
That the Claysvillc team had con-
tract with The * X. team OF Mounds
VILE. under Mana ger Zane TaRg, for a
game In Claysville for Saturday. Octo-
Der 81. which the Moundsvil!e manage
men, dibnnt have even honor enough 20
cancel. and that. hut for the calling
over the phone. Of the undersigned
would have known nothing OF the X. X.
team playing elsewhere.
Teams OF This calihre should be
bounded ont Of decent amateur circles.
as their promise not worth the paper x
is written or. The laset any manager
can do Is 10 cancel At an hour that Will
allow the other team reasonable time
TO make other arrangements.
The Claysville team was guaranteeing
expenses with privilege of one-half
gate receipts. so Mr.. TaEe has no loop
hole 20 crawl through. This will serve
notice on Moundsv!lIe team that our
return game In Moundsvil!s FOR Novcm-
Der % IS or as we want nothing 10 do
with a team whose word Is worthless.
Yours truly,
CLAYSE1LLE 4. c.
G.. I. Sawhill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
.LINSLY PREPARING
FOR MOUNDSV|LlE
Cadets Will Face Real Opposition when
They Play Bubbles OUTFIT
Saturday.

$500, 4, =, =, - =.
Win TIE He'.d're ES'"e OUT OF '''o
way ana odsSeu ~ nuch larger mar
c'h IMAM any o. Inc most aFdehs L'HN'E
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80 'A7 ~8N''' 'fT'e
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one % "!e '''U a'''S ''"r'"s ''""'s
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hs"atre' Nne'""s anu n"' ,'"s
N oiuer 20 oe'c' "''He S''c ''e"' 'aPe' '''
ny Nuote men NEE ""'E one l'an
WHcn Nuo'" TOOK '.'"rsc d. !N"u
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
MORCANTOWN TO PLAY
LOCAL SOCCER TEAM
Dovn-Stato TsaIn 1nvadsG This oSS
With Good League Record BEHIND
Them.

Morrantown will be the first scheo
uied opponent ofthe Wheeling PTof~s
sional soccer team at Morgantown mex
Sunday according TO Manager James Z
Ward. who is promoting the local team
The game Is to be played with Tilton
willie tomorrow afternoon at the Twenty
sixth street feld. however. Is the frs
real test that the local boys will hav
and with the splendid lineup that Mar
ager Ward has secured II looks Q
though the Old Gold and Blue Lao
Will do justice 10 the largest city 1
the Western Pennsylvania Cup League
Manager Ward has not announced HI
complete line-uup as yet but Il Is know
that Jack Winchell, Jim Hall. Scott
Anderson. Hamilton. as well as Mana
ger Ward and Captain Jim Gioos WI
he there together with three stars "h
have us. como from the old countr
in the last month. Thegame Will b
called at o'clock
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P|NEHURST TOURNEY
OPENS NOVEMBER 6
Eighteenth Annual Autumn Coli Tour.
nAment Will DO First Event ON
Fall Schedule.

! II" winter golf season will get away
10 an early start with the playing Of
the qualifying round in the eighteenth
annual Autumn Tournament at Pine
hurS, On November 6th.
The annual Amateur Professional
! Hest-Eall Tuurr. m'ui viii also h" stag
Cd earlier than usual II is scheduled
for Nov. lG-l7. {" holes medal play.
with $llI5 in cash prizes 10 the leading
| five professionals.
other annual richurSt fixtures sched-
uIcd for the month OF N"Ecmbe rincIude
n" Sandhills Harness and Flat Races
Nov. :. \. ., 10: the Fall Polo Tourna-
! ncnt. taking UP IN" week starting on
Nov. g; and the Carolina Golf Tourna-
mcni. Nov. IS, 90. 81. 90. %.