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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Broad Jump Champion
at CoIored High Meet

PRINCETON, Ind. May Gas eli
max to d most successful athletic season.
Lincoln High School, the colored high
school Of Princeton will hold a track and
field meet May q. Having been undo.
feated in football. and having lost only
one game Of basketball, Lincoln high is
expecting to finish the year by being
host to track teams representing the best
" the colnrcd high school athletes of
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky. So far
e .teen schools from the three States have
stated their intentions Of entering men In
tha meet These schools are Technical
and Mammal Of Indianapolis, Wiley and
Garfield OF Terre Haute. Douglas Of
Evansville, Henderson and 0wensboro,
Kentucky. Jacksonville New Albany,
Paris, Illinois, Oblong, Illinois. Nineennes.
Bloomington, Clinton, GreencastIe, Mt.
Vernon and Lincoln Of Princeton
The entrance of these schools. and the
fact that Gourdin. the star negro athlete
who holds the worlds record Of % feet 5
inches for the broad jump. established
at the Yale Harvard Cambridge. oxford
meet last summer. Will be at Princeton
on that day, assures success for the meet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Dempsey Scraps With
Willard or Wills Not
Wanted in Jersey City

%EW YORK, May 25.-isecause the
matches would ne purely commercial
propositions, with no sporting ele-
meat. tn. New tisrsey boxing COM
mission has ruled Jack Dempsey will
not be permitted to fight either Jess
Willard or Iiarr. Wills in the Rick
ard bowl at Jersey City. Louis j.
Messano, chairman, announced the de-
cision-
willard Is at least 40 years Old"
Mcseano said. "And it Is absurd to
believe he Is ply sically able to pro-
vide match for Dempsey. There
does not seem to be any genuine pub
lie sentiment for n match between
Dempsey and Wills. Canada can have
that kind of championship match
if she wants ii.
The commission thus upset fairly
mature plans of Tex Richard, VIII
lard and Jack Kearns. Under cover,
the promotion of tho Willard match
hat arrived almost at the point where
Rlch2.rd was ready to spring for
mai announcement of the bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
BROWNS LOOK
DANGEROUS IN
AMERICAN RACE
st. Louis on Heels of Yanks-
Ruth Fails to Help
Much.
REDS STAR IN NATIONAL
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.


NEW YORK, May PA full round
has been dealt in the American League,
and 1t looks as If the st. Louis Browns
hold the best cards. They may not
win the 1922 pot, but they will force
the winner 70 go high and hard for 1t.
The Browns and the Yanks split even
in the first important series Of the year,
but II there are Moral victories In
baseball the Browns won 1t. They
romped away to pair Of easy victories,
and in the two games that they dropped
they forced the Yanks to bring eyery>
thing out In extra innings.
st. Louis is going along smoothly
right on the heels of the Ianks, while
the American League champions look to
be burning up lot OF energy that
would be very valuable In august
The Yanks have finished their long
stay at home and the Browns have sue
cessfully finished their first hard trip
on the road. Players Of both clubs say
that amounts to little in the way Of COM
ing handicaps. The Yanks claim they
are good road club and that the Browns
are going home to battle the humidity Of
st. Louis summer.
Contrary to general opinion, the return
of Ruth and Meusel to the Yankee line
up has served to upset the club rather
than put it on its feet. Ruth always
looks bad when he Is not hitting and
he hasn't started yet. The five star"
pitching staff is not delivering accord
ing TO expectations and the Yanks look
wobbly.
John McGraw will be glad to get his
Giants home again as they nearly went
aground on the Western rocks.
Pittsburgh sneaked upon the Giants
during their troubles, but the dangerous
Cards decided to slump at the same time.
The great showing of the Cincinnati Reds
has been one of the big features Of the
early season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Prep Athletes on
Scene for Track
Carnival SATURDAY.
National Intersch0Lastic Meet
DrdICS Stars From All
Sections of Country.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Stagg Field, scene
of many historic college competitions,
today presented the animated picture OF
scores Of eager high school athletes, the
stars Of the country, going through their
PAGES In preparation for the great nat
ional interscholastic meet Saturday.
They are here from twenty eight
States-bronzed, clear-eyed. clean-Hmbed
youths. every mothers son Of them ready
for the signal to go
There are nearly 1000 Of them repre-
senting 124 high schools and eighteen
academies. They carry the colors OF
schools from Maryland to California.
Forty-nine schools in Illinois have en-
tered; fifteen from Indiana, eleven from
Oklahoma. eight from Iowa, four apiece
from the States Of California, Nebraska
and Missouri, three each from Kentucky,
Kansas and Montani and on down to
the lone entrant from Colorado, New
York. Wyoming and West Virginia.
All OF the young athletes come with
strong local regulations. Bud" Houser
Of Oxford, Cal, In recent meet put the
twelve pound shot So feet, 1 inch; Capt.
Richardson Of the Culver Indiana) Mill
tary Academy has done the i40-yard dash
In 81 As seconds: Irwin Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, claims the phenomenal time of 4
minutes, 80 seconds for the mile run !;
Bagby OF Pine Bluff. Ark. has made the
100-yard dash in 10 fat and so on. ~
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
INDIANS CLOSE
TOLEDO VISIT
Tribe Tries to Make It Three
Straight-Hill Shows
Great Form.

TOLEDO, May 25-Jack Hendricks
Indians were To close their series with
the Hens this afternoon and tomorrow
the Trihesmen Will move over to Co
lumbus to engage Clarence Rowland's
Senators on the diamond
With two victories scored over the
Hens, the Indians were hopeful Of max
Ing It three this afternoon. Rain last
night put the aeld in poor share, bat
the game was TO be played II the sum
shine got on the Job warm enough To
dry some or the damp spots.
Carmen Hin hurled big league ball yes
terday and scored 5-to-0 victory over
Bresnahan's trailers He gave up only
six hits and his mates predicted after
he game TINT he would sail along IN eff
fective style from now OF. He had de-
feated the colouels AZ louisville satur-
day and his work yesterday has CON
yiHcd Manager Hendricks and the other
Indians that the veteran Carmen has
reached midseason form.
The Indians siugged the ball hard yes
terday, gathering fifteen hits. Coyiug-
ton got Il double and triple. Morrison a
double and Baird triple Brown and
Kruger continued their consistent htt-
ting the former getting three singles and
the Inter two
The HOLSTERS got busy IN the first In
ming and scored one, registered another
in The second, one more In the third and
two In the sixth. Gard was Knocked
out Of the box in the early innings and
Mccullough finished.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Referee and Other
Business Settled
for Mondays ShOlD
Barn. to Handle Main Go and
Semi Windup-B0xers
Due in City.

Grover C. Williams. chairman Of the
joint committee Of the American Legion
and Loyal Order Of Moose, in charge OF
the boxing show to be held next Monday
night, has called final meeting of the
committee which will be held at the
Moose Club tonigt. to go over all detalls
Ray of the indianapolis Boxing Com
mission, will be present, and will explain
the new rules and regulation adopted by
the commission to the committee.
Frank Barry will referee the semi.
wind-up between Jimmy Dalton and
Patsy Mcmahon, and the main go, In
which the principals will be Joe yelling
of Chicago and Mel Coogan or Brook-
Ign. 1t Is expected that the committee
will select another referee to oftic1ate
in the first bout Of the evening. in which
Bobby Bridges Of indianapolis will meet
Leo Roberts Of Terre Hante. as three
ten-round bouts wouid make very
strenuous Job for one man.
Barry will be one OF the three referees
to be appointed by the boxing commits,
sion, in conformation with the rules and
regulations. 1t is said that Howard
wIggam, former boxer, viii be another.
while the third has not been decided
upon. No official announcement con
corning referees has been made by the
commission, but Chairman Ray has sane
toned the selection Of Barry for Mon
day nights show.
Coogan and yelling were both due In
town today. Coogan coming from New
York with his manager, Joe Noodman,
and yelling from Chicago, accompanied
by Jack Malone. middleweight, and Tom
Walsh, manager. Arrangements have
been made for Coogan to do light work
with Jimmy Dalton at the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club, and yelling will keep on edge
by working out at the Plaza roof gym
with Malone.
The atbIa+t, COMMITTEES of tbA Rohert
Remington Post. American Legion, has
extended Invitations to both coogan and
yelling to attend an entertainment and
smoker which Will be held at the Cham
Der OF Commerce Friday night. Both
boxers are members Of the legion. Coogan
saw service In the United States Marine
corps and yelling In the Army. The pro-
gram viii include sparring exhibition
between Jimmy Dalton and Bobbie
Bridges.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Cooler Retains Cue Title

Harry Cooler retained the State three
cushion billiard championship at the
close Of his 150-pound match with Harry
Rubens at the Cooler parlors Wednesday
night, winning by total score OF l5t
to 149 Cooler started play in the third
block last night with lead Of 100 to 80.
After Rubens had brought his total
up to 40 In his half OF the ninety first
inning, with only one more point to go,
Cooler clicked OF the winning point In
the next frame, winning the match. al.
though losing two out Of the three blocks
Cooler had high run OF In Wednes
day nights play and Rubens one OF 9.
During the course OF the match Cooler
had two runs Of and Rubens three
runs Of O.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
CHATs W1TH
REX BEACH
BY MORRIS AcKERMAN.
Observation-Disclosures !.lEIIIlI

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Rex Beach
out the ma Of Ioues known
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he 0 he a a
something
he
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sufficiently inflated
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tons
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Eight Colleges in
State Track Meet
on Next SATURDAY.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25-More tban
~ athletes have been entered for the
State intercollegiate track and field meet
here Saturday The Purdue track is ia
wonderful shape and some excellent time
should be made. Notre Dame, Purdue
De PAW, Earlham, Wabash, Indiana,
Butler and Franklin have entered teams.
The first four named appear to be the
strongest
Notre Dame with 81 entries heads the
list. Purdue with % entered IS second.
indiana with is, Earlham Is, De Pauw
10. Wabash IL. Butler 10 and Franklin
8, follow In order.
A meeting Of the athletic directors OF
the different colleges Of the State will
meet Friday evening TO complete the or
one body. n. A. Kellogg Purdue ath-
letic director, has drawn up a constitu-
ton that Will be presented at the meet
ing.
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Purdue Baseball
Team on Weekend
J0zlnt in ; Games

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25.-Coach
morrow evening on q three game road
trip Friday the team will play Iowa ut
Iowa City. Armour Tech Will be met
at Chicago on Saturday and Mort h.
first and last games are conference con-
tests. In spite ut the ue.4..t .4..... "a
Purdue by Illinois on Tuesday the Boiler
makers can nose them out by a halt
ference games oh the schedule. This viii!
give Purdue ten won and two lost against
nine won and two lost for Illinois.
Michigan with only two defeats can tie
Purdue. Wagner. Wallace and Camp
bell will each pitch one game on the trip.
The remainder OF the squad will be made
up OF Walter, catcher, Strack, FIRST base
Morgan, second base. Allsopp, third
base; w. Fawcett, shortstop; Eversman,
Mickelsen and K. Fawcett, outflelders.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

1ouhg Duralt turned speed bug several
years ago and has tried three times to
win the great motor classic. SO far he
mas failed and his attempts have cost him
about 100000.
This year he has outdone all previous
efforts and his bill, win or lose. Will be
cool hundred thousand dollars He
says he will count the cost small IL he
can win.
Durant has the nerve and ability to
Will, speed out of any car, but III luck
mas hovered In his path heretofore.
He arrived here last week with n car
that is the fastest thing shown on the
track to date. This car averaged l55
miles per hour for fifty miles, in an
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! ! AsgsGGSC
E ts s.s|#soSpmOspTs

GREENCASTLE. Ind. May 2a-Man-
ual Training High Schools baseball
team defeated Gr"encastle on Mckeen
field Wednesday afternoon. l. to 9. The
Manual team scored i've runs in the THIRD
inning and repeated IN the eighth and
ninth rounds with Ave more. Harmeson
aud Courln were the stars for Manual
both playing splendid baseball. II
Black and II. Black were Greencastle
stars.
MOoRESvILLE, Ind, May 25--Cathe
dral High School OF Indianapolis de-
feated the local high school here
Wednesday Ia to 9 Mooresyille batters
could not solve Shays delivery except
IL the fifth when they got to him for
four hits, which, coupled with an error,
gave them five runs. Cathedral go,
eighteen hits, but fifteen OF the
Cathedral team famed The win
ners got six of their runs In the last
two ianings. Laffey, Cathedral short,
stop. got FIVE hits in six trips to the
plate, one Of them n triple.
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actual race in California and 1t is as
ready for the long grind here as 1t Is
possible to make a ear with unlimited
money and time to back up brains and
engineering talent.
I've watched young Durant drive many
race and l believe his chances better
this year than ever before. 1t looks as
If Cliffs hundred thousand has been
spent in such manner as to make
possible the achievement Of his ambition.
But. win or lose, Cliff Will laugh. To
most Of US a hundred thousand is an
awful lot Of money to spend trying to
win one race.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Horseshoe Games Monday

The next round of games in the City
Horseshoe Pitchers League Will be
played Monday evening May 20. The
City Hall team will use the Fall Creek
courts this season for its home courts.
Mondays schedule follows:
LEAGUE NO. I.
City Hall VS.. Prospect Gas, at Fail
Greek; Southeasterns VS. Easterns, at
Willard; Northwestern VS.. Garfield, at
Garfield; Irvington vs.. Brookside, at Ell
lenberger.
NO 3 LEAGUE
Eoutheasterns vs. Prospect Gas, at
Prospect Gas plant courts; Garfield VS..
Ellenberger, at Ellenberger; Brookside
VI. Northwestern, ut Riverside
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College Baseball

Michigan. 8; Minnesota, 4.
Penna, 4; Army, 3.
Princeton. 81 Lafayette, 2.
Harvard, II: Williams. 3.
Yale s. Brown. 2.
Navy. = st. Johns Of Annapolis, 2.
Bradley, 10, Illinois Wesleyan. 9. tTen
Kalamazoo Normal, u: Armour. o.
Albion, 1; Alma, 3. eleven innings.)
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Two base hits Morrison. Coyinaton.
Sacrifces-Coyingten Baird. Double
plays Grimes e. Black to Konetchy
Sticking TO Schreiber TO Coyington. Lett
on bases Toledo, :; IndianapoAs. =,
Bases on balls-oR Giard. 8: III Fill, ?;
of Mccullough. 8. Hits-0r Ginrd. 8
In innings, of Mccullough. s In 5 In
nings Wild pitch-1iiard. Losing pitch
er-tiiard Umpires-Daly and Connolly.
Tine-l 50.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

SULLIVAN, Ind May % Sixteen
Chicago Cubs were rushed into action
against the Sho Mes classy local semi
pro organization here Wednesday before
Bill kiIlifer's machine succeeded In put
ting over a ninth inning a-to-3 victory.
Keen, Stueiand, Freeman and Osborne
appeared on the slab and there wasn't
any spoofing al any stage left handed
boy. entitled Curtis Williams, kidded the
Cubs along for eight innings, employing
a slow bail
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Leading Major Hitters
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Mid Week Shoot

T. H Parry, one OF the veterans in
trapshooting in Indiana, won the mid
week shoot o. the Indianapolis Gun Club
at the club traps Wednesday. Parry
broke 80 out OF 80 targets. Judge z. [.
DugGn OF Danville and b. T. Remy of
this city crowded Parry for the high
gun honors, each breaking 4S out Of so
targets
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Butler in Net Meet

Graham and Thomas left last night fol
Chicago to represent Butler College in the
Western Conference tennis tourney which
started today. 1t was announced today
thar Butler will meet Oakland City Col
iege on the track at Oakland City on
Nav %
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
PLACE BLAME ON TENDER

PLACE BLAME ON TENDER.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Lew Tender,
Philadelphia, Is guilty OF holding up the
Leonard Tender lightweight champion
ship fight, according to statement from
the boxing commission. Tender wanted
% per cent Of the receipts aud a no.
decision fight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAMES TO-DAY

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Last Yank Goes Down

PRESTWICK, Scotland, May 25.-
Americas last entry in the British ANA
teur golf championship was eliminated
today when j. G. Anderson. Siwanoy, the
lone survivor from the United States. was
defeated in the fourth round by w. l..
Hope by score Of and /.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
TRACEY VS.. FIRPo.


NEW YORK. May 25-.i m Tracev.
Australasian heavyweight champion, and
Luis Eirpo, champion of Snuta All. T..
WIiI 90 to Buenos Aires next month for
a bout there the first week In August
In his only appearance in this country
Tracey was knocked out in the eighth
round by Bill Brennan on May 16. Firpo
has defeated three second raters in as
many matches.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
ATLANTA Ex-MANAGER DIES.

MEMI HIS, Tenn, May N.-CharIes
Frank. one of the organizers Of the South
ern Baseball Association, and until a few
weeks ago manager Of the Atlanta club,
Sied. here carly Wednesday after an I'LL
Aesi Of several months.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games)
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati two games).
mo other game scheduled.
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LIVE NEWS
GOSSIP
| FUGILIS is |
.HINpU rossEs pocroR.

tIIIND IOSoL5 DUO TUH.
MARTINSYILLE. Ind, May 25-Ba-
slnta Singh, Hindu wrestler from Cal
cutta. India, defeated Tommy Doctor of
Colorado in straight falls last night The
Hindu won the first fall from Doctor in
AZ minutes and took the second in II
minutes. Singh, who recently defeated
Reynolds with ten pounds overweight,
went to the mat last night within six
pounds Of the welterweight limit Of 14o
pounds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
COoGAy va TENDIER.

NEW YORK, May 25-Mel Coogan,
Brooklyn lightweight, is TO get a chance
to show his prowess IN the topmost
ranks Of his division next Wednesday
night, according to announcement made
that evening, according to the Wednes-
day report Coogan is to clash with Lew
Tender before the Olympia Athletic As
Leonard
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
THE SPORT WORLD
80 @.@ NEWS Of the DAY I'm 800 7.
Veddsr Gard
DURANT PEELS OFF ANOTHER
FORTUNE, AND THIS TIME HE
LOOKS DANGEROUS, SAYS BARNEY
BY BARNEY oLDFIELD.
Pilot and Race Authority.

goes another hundred
Of
in irving dianapol
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
Major Homers Yesterday

League totals: American, 12s; National,
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee ......... 010 Ito SOL . IL 1
Minneapolis ........ $50 e02 00.-l0 II 3
Batteries-Schaack. Clarke, Gearin and
Gossett; SmallHood, Mangum and Mayer
Louisville ......... 600 oil ooo-2 S 8
Columbus .......... 13i 900 O0.-S 10 4
Batteries-Koob. King. Deberry Estelle
and Meyer: Sanders and Hartley.
Kansas City ... 100 $50 900 .
st. Paul ............ o1o 100 2o1-S L
BatterIes-Wilkinson and Skin; Martin,
Shccnan and Allen.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
washington ..... 600 02o 2to-5 IL l
New York .......... 010 30 Ou0-3 IL 2
Batteries Johnson ard Pic,ntch; Jones
and Schang.
Cleveland .......... 600 ono Oo1--2 0
Boston .......... 020 003 100 IL l
Batteries-Bagby and oNein; W. Col
Inns and Ruel.
Detroit ......-..-.... Ito 1G1 o30--7 Il
Philadelphia ........ 031 eo2 oG1--s 10 o
Batteries-Ebmke, Olsen and Bassler /;
Harris, Heimach, Eckert and Perkins.
(oniy games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
10 inninGs.p
New York ......... 80 oio 600 Ia j
Cincinnati 1900. 90 0l0 go 0-1
Batteries-Douslas and Snyder; Luque
and Hargraye.
Called IN Sth to catch train.l
Philadelphia ........ 001 $50 o. 10 .
Pittsburgh ....... 13l 031 Oil IL
Batteries-Ring, Pinto and Henline !:
Carlson and Gooch, Nattox.
Boston .. liz go G12-a Is 2
St Louis ........, iuo oj9 Ops S .
MISUNDERSTANDING and O'Neil: Pfeifer
North, Goodwin. Barfoot and Ainsmlth,
(Oniy games scheduled.l
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About the
Great Out
0f-D0ors

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
lslhl!til
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

Bruce Daniels. formerly OF Indian
apolis, now of San Francisco. arrived
today. He hasn't been in Indianapo-
lis for several years. Daniels was
at one time a local sports writer
and later advertising executive. Now
he represents the Stutz Motor Car
Company on the Pacific coast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

Milford said he was going to roll
out and qualify early today and tller
get back to work again Most q Az
ers would he sitting rosy with a car
which rambled around at better than
101 an hour. but Ralph had lot
of little things to kick about when he
came back from the run and insisted
there was lot Of work still to be
done on the car.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

William Schimpf. chairman of the con-
test board of the American Automobile
Association, is scheduled to arrive In In
dianapolis tomorrow A delegation
probably will meet him. He IS accom-
panied by Arthur n Means, secretary
of the contest board They will have
headquarters at the SEVERN Hotel
Harry Stephenson of Los Angeles,
financially interested In one OF the cars
In the big race. IL q familiar figure at
the track every day. He is one man
who has made race cars pay their board
ami Keep.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

The rotary valve. double Ignition.
single scatter D'Wehr has not taken the
track since the first day. There was great
activity around the garage "Wednesday
however, and the car will be ready Tor
the time trials not later than Friday. The
car has no shock absoFbers and old timers
are predicting a rough ride for Frank
Davidson unless he puts them on