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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-27
LAST MACHINES
TAKE TEST FOR
5O0-MILE RACE
Officials Clean Up All Pre-
liminaries and Get Speed
Plans Set.
FANS WATCH WILCOX

With twenty-one cars already qualified
around the Speedway bricks in their time
trials this afternoon. officials in charge OF
the 5Oo-nile race here Tuesday expressed
complete satisfaction today with the man
ner In which final preparations for the
big event are developing.
Nearly all of the machines have met
the speed requirement for the fveeentury
in good time aud more speed of the SEN
sational variety was expected to be dis
played at the track this afternoon.
Drivers qualifying today do not get much
choice for position Tuesday, but talk
heard around Speedway garages this
morning indicated that some of the pilots
scheduled for tests this afternoon meant
to cut loose just TO show the railbtrds
what their cars are worth and to win
backing for the Tuesday international
sweepstakes.
Due to the rain Friday afternoon only
two cars qualified, Jules Ellingboe in a
Duesenberg and Glenn Howard In a
Fronty Ford. Ellingboe hit up the
bricks for an average OF $3.50 miles per
hour for the required ten miles and How
ard sent his midget machine around the
course for an average miles per hour
gait Of So. With these trials COM
pleted the field was brought up to
twenty-one and the remainder of the
speed creations were expected to 'go"
this afternoon.
Wilcox In a Peugeot, Goux and Hearne
in Ballot cars, Klein in o Frontenac,
Davidson In D'Wehr, Milton In a
Leach Special, Gurtner in Fronty Ford
and Gardner In a Bentz made VI the
last Of the field carded to take the tests
today. Race directors hoped TO get the
pilots out and on their trials by l
o'clock.
Wilcox, Milton and GouX, former 500
mile winners. were expected TO attract
the bulk Of the raiIbird attention this
afternoon. The whole town Is anxious
to see what the native son, Wilcox. does.
for Howdy is being played" heavily
again to cop the five century.
Milton was out late Friday afternoon
and during Il few practice spins he made
the few remaining railbirds strain their
necks watching him bend around the
turns at terrifice speed.
Racing IS not necessarily a part of oar
future program" said William Small.
president Of the Monroe Automobile Com
pany. Friday at the Speedway 70
group Of men who We're inspecting the
three Monroe race cars.
we are entered in the Speedway race
because we had the three race cars. one
OF which the winner two years ago.
With three race cars and with onr com
pany young and instituting new sales plan
for Monroe cars-t hat of selling To the
user direct-of course We want TO get the
benefits which competition in such
race will give us The Monroe Specials
are not stock cars, as everybody knows.
but they are designed and made In our
own shops by cur own workmen."
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OTHER FRIDAY BOUTS.

AT DETROIT Gene Larne OF Mon
treal registered his sixth straight X. .
ar the expense Of Robbie Rrinkley Of
Toledo. Phil O'Bowd beat Kid Black
Of Battle Creek.
AT DENNER-Pal Moore had 4 wide
margin over Babe Asher in twelve rounds
Tony Eorniskey. Denver. won over
Johnny Cline. Los Angeles in ten rounds
AT WORCESTER, Willie Stan
ron, Scranton. Pa, was awarded the de
ctson over Dick Russell, Lynn, SIX
rounds.
AT LOWELL. MASS.-Willie Young,
SoInmerville, wen Il decision over PIGGY
Morton, California. ten rounds.
At FALL RIVER, MASs.-Johnny
Darcy New York, Knocked cut Jimmy
Fruzetti Broeton, In the fifth round.
AT ERIE. PENNA-En the main 60
johnny Andrews Of Toledo aud Bernie
Hahn, Wheeling. fought i poor fight 70 4
draw Ii the semi final jimmy Cauyell
II Franklin, shaded Jimmy Murray of
Jersey City.
AT CONVICTION, Ky. Anthony
Downey, Columbus. knocked out Boil
Deyine. Chicago, IN the tenth round here
last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-27

BEECH GROVE, Ind. May 27.-Sunday
the Beach Grove Reds will meet the In
diana Travellers here. On June the In
dianapoIis Spades will furnish the attrac-
ton and on June IL, the Hercules club.
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Wabash Plays Fine Ball
and Takes De PAW Rival
Into Camp by 5 to

CRAwFORDSyILLE. Ind, May @7.-
he PAW fell before Wabash. ) to !,
before an enormous crowd here Friday
afternoon Tie battery work OF Colds
berry and Chew. WAITS terrific slug
ging and the classy feeding Of the win
hers featured for the Little Giants, while
Jordans work At short WIS the oufstahd-
Ing feature fur the visitors.
Although touched fer ten hits, "Goidse
was always In command. Opposing ham
was Bills who was touched for six HITS
with every enc 81 them counting m the
run getting Davis caught for DE Pau"
Wyatt. Nabashs center iteidtr. had
regular field day, getting two triples.
double and a single, scoring three runs
aud driving IN one
Chew deadly pegs 10 the sacks nipped
off ambitions base runners. lie threw
three out at second The scarlet counted
two In the opener when AcRoberts walk
Cd Ash sacrificed Wyatt trpied and
Sehanianb was safe 4 hobble. again
Ia the fourth wyatt trtpled aud Sehan-
laub singled In the sixth Wyatt don-
blea took third a teIder's choice and
counted on passed ball.
In he ninth Ash singled, took third on
watts single and stole home when
Riiis attempted 10 pick Wyatt Of sec
ond A walk, Fruits single and a
tielders choice scored Re Pauw's lone
tally in the seventh. Wyatts throw 70
the plate nahbed runner IN the four' h
after Bills singled and the latter was
then run down between first and second
for another out MeRoberts cut n with
ZONE dandy fielding al short for Wabash.
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Chicago Giants in
T'OIC7a Tomorrow to
Tackle A. &. e. Nine

Joe Green's Chicago Giants VIII be
the visiting attraction sunday at Wash
iugton Park, meeting Iaylor's y. Il. IS.
ma double header. The first game VIII
2 called at > o'clock, THIS will be the
las Importance Of the \. j. Cs. fer I
long period. rs the team goes away for
IN extended road trip next week. The
4, y. -. will lie away Until July =
after they take on the Chicago nine sun
day.
% Green will be on the coaching line
for the tiIatts tomorrow and he Is eX-
pectci t. pun some Of his funny stuff
H. Las a number OF Old fayurites in his
Iiu.up. among them being Duncan. for
M"Eiy Of tie American Giants, and Home
huu IscS with, VINO Is said ~ hold the
long distance hitting mark for ket.land
mel /, Cincinnati.
The 4. b. Is. are in grand form and
Manager Ben Taylor, expects T. take
both games from tn" chicago Giants TO-
morrow The AS were At Mancle today
for il gam, with the Cuban stars Tuy-
igr has iiS men hitting the BAH hard and
running tha bases wei The team Il
also holding up in the fielding &epart
nI"ut ana looks good De contender
for thc @ol"red championship thr9E. h"tt
tie season
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DOPE POINTS
TOCALIFORNIA
Coast Track Team Qualities Is
Men for Finals Today in
intercollegiate.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

<AASAsAS-@-~s
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May T.-"Who's
gonna beat 'em?" The East asked In
chorus today as the sun-browned huskies
from California started for the finals in
the intercollegiate track and field cham
pionships.
After seeing the University of California
qualify fifteen men in the trial events
yesterday, the East admitted 1t would be
miracle II the polished Berkeley ma
chine failed to repeat Its triumphs OF
1921.
Deepening the eastern gloom was a
growing bunch that Stanford with ten
men qualified. was In line for second
place, so that the Pacific coast would
finish lone, two in this classic
Cornell with thirteen men qualified for
the semi finals and Princeton with eleven,
were looked upon as he Easts best bets.
After yesterdays trials Coach Walter
Christie of California with some of his
men around him, carefully calculated pos
sihle points on the back of an envelope.
When the line was drawn and the column
footed they all smiled a wide smile.
Were not sure Of winning Christie
said winking. I'VE had tough luck In
losing Muller in the high jump. Van
SAINT In the hurdles and Hutchinson In
the 100 yards. bur we may win
Johnny Merchant. California star. with
new intercollegiate hammer record OF
III feet. inches to his credit, yesterday
and with qualifications for the broad
Jump and the tayelin. looks to be point
scorer almost as important as Babe
Hartranft, Stanford.
IF the track is as fast as it was yes
terday, lie Coney, Lafayette, may set a
new mark for the hundred, while Allen
Woodring, Syracuse, looks sure Of a new
90 record Both were within Is OF q
second OF the record yesterday.
In the trials the following qualifica-
tions were made: California, 10 men
Cornell. IS: Princeton. IL Stanford. 10:
Penna. 8: Harvard, Z Penn State and
Yale. each. california's advantage comes
in the preponderance Of strength IN the
field events, while Cornelis right to a
dark horse role Is founded on the ira
ditienai power Of he Ithacans In the dis
tances and the policy Of Jack Moakley.
Cornell coach, to clean up the small
nOintS
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CHATS WITH
REX BEACH
About the
Great Out
OfDOOrS
By NORRIS ACKERMAN.
Observation-Disclosures

n the openS Beach
or
S we'll
To truthful tall
amp
not less than three temporarily
is a Of adi Z of
be o this gospe s
the least
outside
and 70
vii In
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Right on the Spot, but
They Won't See the Race

There are two men who will have
the choicest seats at the Speedway
during the 500-mile race to be run
Tuesday. and they won't even sec the
race. They are Chester Kicker. chief
scorer. and otis Porter, head of the
timing division Their resting place
during the long grind Is in the
Judges stand. but they are too busy
with the bookkeeping of tho affair to
~ee the thrills of the event
Then rs soon as tb. race il run they
go into solitary confinement and re-
run the race from tho records check
Ing every move of every ear, and
spread before them il the tale OF the
sensational sporting event nf the
season 1t takes longer to check the
records than il does for the winning
pilot To drive the 500 miles.
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Babe Says He's Sorry

NtSHfSGTGS, May 81 Babe
Ruth. repeutunt but unwarried be-
cause of the action OF President Ban
johnson. In depo-ing him as captain
nf the Yank- and timing him 5000 for
losing his temper AT the Polo Grounds
Thar-dasy, was to get back in the
game here today.
Il Am sorry | lost my temper" said
the Rambino. but I'm not WORRY Ing
about losing the captaincy. This
captain business never got me any
hero, ans away.
I'm through Worrying now, The
only thing i want to do Is to piay
baseball and do my best to beat my
hpms-run record of last year"
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during his boxing Following his bout
here Monday night Ii" Will have but a
short time to prepare for Lew Tender
always ~ course. with tae pF0SiHo that
yelling does net throw monkey
wrench into Caogan's pl&ns
From the remote fastness Of Jack Dill
Ions camp, where Patsy Mcmahon has
been in hard training, comes word that
the Fighting harp" is ready TO knock
of aud cali himself fit" Patsy is ont
for revenge for the defeat recently
handed him ny Dalton, ana he expects
To get II III the semi wind III of the big
show. Dalton Isn't saTiue much, but
from his showing In the gymnasium this
afternoon With GoogaH, Patsy viii have
his hands full aud then sonnet
Leo Roberts, the 'rerre fIRute weller
weight. Is here anxious and ready for
his ten round session With Robbie
Bridges. which VIII be he List bout Of
the evening. and the fans can look for
plenty or action from these boys as they
are evenly matched. ana both out to claim
the welterweight championship of the
State
The big circus tent in which the show
Will be held at Alabama and Ohio streets
will 80 up tonight. J he sents. eight
thousand Of en-, will be IN place by Mon
opened promptly at O'Clock In the eve
ming A special invitation has been eX-
tended to women to witness the bouts
and a capacity crowd is indicated by the
advance seat sale
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Indiana Stars Qualify
In National Prep Track
Tournament at Chicago

CHICAGO. May PA warm sun rapid
II dried up Stagg Field today for the
eighteenth annual interscholastic meet.
When the athletes from academies and
high schools from all sections OF the
country began their workouts, the field
was in fair condition, despite heavy re
cent rains.
Entries Of more than leo were reduced
10 Manageable proportions in the pre-
lminaries of nine events on Friday.
number of Indiana track stars
qualified IN different events, including
Morrow. Garner and Marks OF Wabash,
Ind; Walker. Combs, Roberts. Wooding
ton, Richardson Baker and Hand Of
Culver Academy. EIarrall. Connersrille !:
Northam, Sheridan. Ind; SIru,ridge,
Gary, and la Fou, Fowler, Ind.
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Stated for Rogge in the eighth.
Indianapolis .............. GOO 2t0 COO
Columbus .......... 600 Geo 0G0-u
Two base hits-Whelan, NJ shannon.
Sacrifice Rehg Double plays Baird TO
Sticking to Coyington; Brown To Coving
ton: Hartley to Gleason: Lee to Gleason
10 Whean. Left on Observation-Disclosures
.: Columbus. ). Bases on balls-off
Cavet l i; off Rogge / off sanders / Hits
OF Rogse, in S innings; off Sanders,
none in l inning, Hit by pitcher-Ry
Cayet tLeel. Struck out-By Rogge, );
by Sanders, >. Passed balI-Hartley.
Losing piteher-Rogge. Ulnpire-Fin
nerau and Mullen Time-1 II
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LIVE NEWS
GOSSIP
| PUGlLIS T S
WANT 1T TWENTY ROUNDS.

WASHINGTON c. H., Ohio, May 81
1t is now expected that Tut Jackson, ne
gro heavyweight Of this city. and Jack
Johnson. one time world champion heavy
weight. will meet in a twenty round bout
at the baseball park here on the after
noon of July 4. 1t Is understood that
Billy Palmer, Jackson's manager, is in
Columbus il an effort to work out the
arrangements for the bout if final plans
can be perfected.
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Padded His Expenses

HARTFORD, Conn. May 27-Harold
c. W. Cut1ill is suspended from the
Amateur Athletic Union. it was an
nounced by the Connecticut registration
committee Friday.
The suspension Is the result of an in
vcstiEation into charges that Gatb T.
padded his bill for expenses during y
truck meet here Feb rs. The commit
tees action must be reported to the ma
tional executive committee for approval.
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HOlderness Takes
Golf Championship
of Great Britain,

PRESTNICk. Scotland. May 27.-
Il. w. Hoidernsss Of Walton Heath.
England today won the amateur golf
championship of Great Britain, de-
fcating John Caycn of Cochran Castle,
Scotland. one mp.
The former holder of the title was
William Hunter. who had been do
feated yesterday In tho semi finals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-27
Big League Homers
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUI
Sundt as Coach

MADISON, Wis, May PC. VI Sundt,
captain and full back Of the 1927 Iniver-
sity OF Wisconsin football team, today
accepted a position director Of ath.
letics at Ripon College, Rigon Wis, 1t
was announced at the athletic depart
ment.
Sundt IS an eight letter man at Wis
consin. having competed III three sports,
football track and basket ball.
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NEAL BALL RELEASED.

ATLANTA. Ga. May 27-NeaI Ball.
who was brought here from the New
Haven club of the New England League
at the first of the season as manager
of the Augusta team of the South Allan
tic League. has been released. Frank III
Earrett, president, announced
Forest Cady, eI catcher for the Boston
Red Sex and now catcher for the local
team, mas been appointed manager to
succeed Ball
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The Real Reason

NEW YORK. May e7.-The real
reason for Japan defaulting in tho
Davis cup tennis matches is the In
ability Of Shimizu and kashi0n, two
Japanese stars, who reside In New
work, to obtain permission from
their employers to go to Europe TO
play Italy, officials Of the United
states Lawn Tennis Association said
Friday.
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SIS. 900 FOR RACE HORSE.

BELMONT PARK, y. Y, May 2T.--0ne
Of the most notable sales Of the turf this
year was closed Friday when j s. Cos
den paid $4,000 to the Hurricane Stock
Farms for Snod IL. 3-year-old colt by
the English sire Prestige, damned BY
Mary Dora
Snob II is a candidate for all the
Eastern classics His new owner win
nominate him for the $4,000 champion
Stakes ar Latonia, June "a.
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Hawkeyes Beat Purdue

IOWA CITY. Iowa. May 27,-Four runs
IN the third inning gave a lead that was
never overcome and the Hawkeyes de-
feated rurdue In a Western conference
baseball game Friday. I TO 4 Wagner
stHrtra on the mound for the Boilermak-
ers bur was relieved by Wallace.
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LEE IAIHLEs WINS.

Lee TmbIes, the local ccIored weller
weight wrestler. defeated young Willis
ton Of Dayton, Ohio, III straight falls last
night at the Washington Theatrr. TN
Bile won the first fall III fourteen minutes
with a body scissors and the second in
ten minutes with a crotch mold
Mike Doney. a local Greek wrestler,
will meet mbie next Friday night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-27
Big Ten Tennis Finals

CHICAGO. May 27-Finals in the
singles and doubles of the Big Ten Con-
ference tennis championship We're to be
played here today. In singles Henry Nor
ton of Minnesota George ReindeI and
Charles Merkel OF Michigan and Nelson
Meyers Of Illinois were the contenders.
nuhach and Brown Of Illinois We're IA
nnritas In TIE 1nnhleS
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AMERICAN LEAGTE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(Ftrst Came
Roston 600 90 o2o-o o
New York 20 100 Of II /
Batteries Marauard, Miller, Lansing
and oNeil, Gowdy: /. Barnes and Snyder.
Second Camel
Boston. ........... 90 900 200 o
New York. COZ lo4 o1'-10 Is 0
Batteries s. McQuilien Watson and
Gowdy; Nehf and Smith, CASTOR.
(First Gamel
Chfca go............. 0p2 COZ o1-5 10 .
Cincinnati 90 o0I 001-2 ) /
batteries Cheeves and O'Farrell,
Rixey. Gillespie. Sehnell and Wingo.
fSecond Camel
ChicaEo 100 600 Ooo-1
Cincinnati. 100 coo 0i'-2 9 o
Bstteries-Aldridge and Harnett. Keck
and Wingo.
tF1rst Camel
Brooklyn. 900 600 COL II
Philadelphia. ........ OIL 10 o10-5 10 3
Batteries-Ruether, Decatur and MI,
Ter; q. Smith, Weinert and Henline.
Second Game)
Brooklyn 900 100 31n-T 10 /
Philadelphia. ..-..... 900 0u0 00o-0 3
Batteries-yance and Deberry; Ring
and Peters.
Pittsburgh .-...-.. ol0 0l0 0O-2 O
ST Louis. 03g Oh 00"-6 IL o
Batte-ies-Coorer and Gooch; Doak
and Clemons.
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MARTIN X. o.s MAxoS.

tin, A. L. T., and interaliied heavyweight
champion, scored his niuety-fifth knock
out Thursday night when he stopped
Sailor Bill Maxon in the third round Of I,
scheduled ten round match
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THREE CIRCUIT suATs.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 27.-Char-
lie High, Portland right fielder, made
two home runs In the first game of
the double-header with Salt Lake
Friday, and In the first inning of the
second game swatted out his third
circuit drive of tho day.
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Alexa Stirling Wins

CONVENT, y. J., May e7-Miss Alexa
Stirling, ex national woinan's golf title
holder, wen the championship of the
womens Metropolitan Golf Association
Friday by defeating Mrs. II. Arnold
jackson of Greenwich. Conn. ) and 5
play in the thirty six hole final
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-27
BRETON HELD TO DRAW.

Ray Long, local pugliist carried the
ght TO Jack Britton in tw"lve-round
decision bout here Friday night and OBJ
tanned draw from the welterweight
champion Of the world.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-27
NATIONAL, LEAGUE

Brooklyn at Philadelphia two games
Boston at New York
Pittsburgh at st. Louis 1.-TWO gamesi
Chicago at Cincinnati two games).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

s. Louis al Chicago (two gamesl.
Cleveland mt Detroit.
Philadelphia at Boston two gamesl
New York at Washington.
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SPORTS WRITER DIES.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 27-Casey
CrandaIl, sports writer, died suddenly
Friday in n Greensboro hospital. where
he was taken Thursday suffering from
an extreme nervous disorder. He came
to Charlotte four years ago from Fall
River Mass
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Indianapolis ut Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
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VICTORIA. B. C.. May 81 Harvey
Combe. widely known golf ex eart and
holder of The British Columbia yinciai
mpionship nine time In the = days,
died Friday. lie was CT years I'D.
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four required laps Next to him will
be the youngster, Harry Hartz, who
made the wise boys gasp when he
turned the course during his time trial
for an average Of 0039. Murphy's gait
was 1905, Third in the first low viii
be the old master. RALPH De Palma.
Ralph sent his whiz wagon around the
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track at pace Of 90 - in his time test
First row position doesn't mean a whole
lot in 500 mile race. but it does near
prestige and also puts the driver IN q
good position to knock off some lar
prize coin during the early part o1
the grind Watch these three birds steI
out Tuesday.
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Kansas City -. 2e0 90 2DO 0o2-s II
Minneapolis -. 0oO coo G30 cot
Batteries-Bono, Dawson aud SkiG
Mangum and Mayer
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AMERICAN assOCIATIOS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-20
DECORATE

With the crowds coming to Hays,
Saturday, the 29th, in compliment to
Admiral Benson and the crowds of
strangers, let everybody in town
decorate their places of business and
at their homes hang out their flags
as a welcome to the strangers. Let
them see that Hays appreciates their
coming and welcomes them. It will
give them something to talk about
and remember their visit to the, city.
So get ready, get your cloors out
early, as many will come to town the
night before. Candidates for Gov
ernor, Morgan, Lambertson, Stubbs
and maybe Allen, viii be here, as well
as Admiral Benson and many other
nOtables.