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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Coliseum Offers
Better Facilities
for A. A. u. Tourney
Present TitIehOlders to Com
pete in Track and Field
Events.

A large and star entry list is ex-
pected in the second annual indoor track
and field meet of the Indiana 4. A. T.,
to be held at the Coliseum, state falr-
grounds, May 3. Robert Sturm, In charge
of the entries, states that he has heaI0
from various colleges over the state ana
different athletic organizations connected
with the A. A. L. and all have expressed
j willingness to send the best athletes
available.
Better facilities will be afforded at
the Coliseum than were possible at
TOmlinson Hall, where the meet was
held last year. The short dash events
will be heightened. For instance, at
TOmlinson Hall the longest dash event
had to be cut to thirty yards. At the
Coliseum it Is thought that this can be
increased to the 100 yard dash. Prac-
ticalIy all OF the regulation events can
be held on the big indoor floor or the
Coliseum.
Many Of the present title holders are
expected TO defend their crowns against
other entries. Walter Kourad Of Indiana,
holds the thlrty-yard record, but this
distance viii no doubt be heightened as
stated above.
paul Draper. the Butler star. holds
the 1000 yard run title and he Will
probably be among the entries this time.
Fred Cady Of Butler also may parucl-
pate in the 6t0-yard run to defend his
title. The 5O0-yard run event went to
Edward sullivan OF the Hoosier A. G.
ana latest reports are that sullivan
will be in the lineup at the start. Doc
little Of Butler will compete again, 1t Is
believed. in the two-mie run which he
won last year.
q [. Siebert OF Indiana State Normal
holds the high jump and broad jump
titles and In all probability viii enter
Russell Sayre of the i.oosier A. g.
winner Of the shot pm event in 1921
likely Will contest for that honor again.
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r. z. Myers. secretary manager Of the
TudfananuIis Motor Speedway. OF q cable
from London. entering Bentley car
This viii be the debut of she Bentley
% American racing The entry Is MADE
BY w Douglas Hawkes.. the engineer and
designer Of the car who may drive the
racer I'm the dash for $4,000 on Memorial
DAY Reports from England imply that
Hawkes. viii make Jules GouX ana ms
pair Of Ballot entries hurry 70 detend
the European honOrs in the internatlonu
classic
Gouy. one Of the crafJiest pilots who
ever came over TO represent France, has
two new Ballot mounts. but has not
announced his reammats- Last year IN
he french Grand PriX. GouX took one
II the small two.itre ~ cu,lc ll .Ct
Ballots and drove 1T into third place i he
car did Not have the speed OF several
it defeated. but GouN had the skill 10
out-tuerai his speed.-r competit crs-
Guuv was also the hrst foreigner TO win
7u Indianapolis race. taking the 1913
event with @ PeuE-at-
In addition to the French and Eng
i~h flags thu italian col0rs are ezpec ed
20 vie with old Glory ia the parade be-
fore the start and 10 he hurled into the
air by the signal bombs. Only Belgium
and Germany Will he missing among all
the countries which have ever had cars
I'm the 500-mile classic.
Arr Klein one Of the veterans OF the
racing game. Is going TO drive one of
Louis Chevrolet-s cars in the Nay so
race. according to announcement made
Thursday night To will not be the first
appearance Of Klein at the wheel Of a
Erontenac in 500 mile race.
Back in 1920 when Chevrolet brought
ont the IS3-iuch engine for his "Frontys,"
Klein was one Of the trio OF Froutenac
drivers The ear he drew was - and
in the first 100 mics he battIed with Joe
Boyer. his teammate. aud Jean Chss-
saGue for the lead. Twice his racer was
out I'm front and he never was back
OF third place After completing 100
miles. or forty laps. I'm second place. a
steering arm broke and he smashed his
Eroutpnac into crumpled mass on the
concrete wall of he upper turn Both
Klein and his mechanic came ont Of the
smash Unscathnd
Klein IS Ralph De Palma's rival for
had luck He mas started In four In
diauapoIis events and Boz three Of them
serious mechanical faults have forced him
10 the pit walls before the checkered
flag fell
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arms of welterweight. He can bit
hard and fast Shiftv Lewis hardly
touched q glove 10 the clever Ohio boy.
while Grant peppered the Martiasville
boxer with lefts and rights ir s;;,'n rapid
order that the bout was over before the
boxing fans thought il had started. A
hard right 10 the body followed RI in
slant later and a sriH left 10 the jaw
foOred Lewis SO quickly that many per
sons thought for a time that Lewis had
not been hir. He was hit, however, and
he was hit hard.
While the main 20 was short. the fans
more than got their moneys worth, for
they saw one Of the best preliminary
bouts ever staged at Fl Harrison and
an eightrOuud semi windup that was
fun Of hard hitting and plenty Of action
Spike Kelly Of Indianapolis was ont
fought in each OF the eight rounds in the
semi wind MP with Paul Dillon OF Gary
The boxers weighed IL at y pounds
There is one thing that must be said OF
Kelly. and that is, he Is game" but he
lacked the punch 70 even worry the hacd
hitting batter from the steel works city
and Dillon gained the decision from
every judge From the second round
until the fnal bell In the eighth rounds i
seemed only & question Of whether Kelly
could stay the limit. Kelly stayed ana
fought hack IN every round. nut MS
blows did not seem TO have enough steam
to worry the boxer from Gary.
In four rounds OF fast boxing Charles
kid Winters Of Indianapolis won a
judges decision over Kid Buch Of Chi
ca GO. It was a real scrap and the boys
went 10 Il IN every round.
Four husky negroes. Gano Seese. FL
bert EornbeCk Dick Serrel and Eton
Stout met in a battle royal. With Stout
and Seese remaining after the Other two
had been knocked out. the men fought il
our by rounds In the second round The
bell saved Reese. but four kuoc kdoNns
I'm the third ended the battle royal and
Stout was the winner.
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BIG EASTERN
MEE'T ct RTS
New Records Expected in
Some EventS-PentathlOn Is
One of Features.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Ths Penn
relay carnival arrived today for its an
nual two-day exhibition. The troupe in
cluded the usual high class assortment Of
star and juvenile strong men, aerialists
and fleet feet from collegiate and schol-
astic circles.
Some of the lustre Of past shows was
missing through the absence of the Gus
tomary European acts and many of the
big domestic members were showing in
the Drake relays Of the West
While many former entries were not
on the program the carnival bore a strong
National color with Virginia University,
Geor getown and the Navy, representing
the South: Redlands and Occidental bear
ing the colors OF the Far West and Notre
Dame, Ohio State, Illinois and Chicago
from the Middle West All Of the big
Eastern schools were on hand.
Features of the opening day program
were the pentGthlon championship. in
tercollegiate and interschOlastic medley
relay championship, the two mile run and
the quarter mile collegiate champion
Sob Lexendre Georgetown, winner of
the pentathlon title last year and the out
standing fayorite this year, will try to
equal the record made by Howard Berry.
of the i've events several years ago.
Reinartz of Muhlenburg, Clara Of the
Navy. Betzner OF Delaware. and Byrd of
Virginia Poly are expected to give him
plenty of opposition.
Hamilton Canada Collegiate Insh
tute is regarded as the favorite in the
interScholastic medley cham pionship and
the one mile high school and two mile In
tersc holastic races
New records are expected in the quar-
ter-mIle collegiate championship when the
best 40" men In the college ranks leave
the mark. Bin Stevenson. Princeton ma
tional champion. is regarded as the IA
yorite with Jake Drisc0l Boston College,
ranked z the ruuuer-up.
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NEWS of the DAY IN 80 THE SPORT WORLD 60
DRAKE RELAYS
OPEN IN WEST
Big Track Carnival Starts
With Parade of Competing
Athletes.

DIES MONIES, April 2s.-Drake's Ma
tional relay carnival got away with a
flying start here today.
A great army Of athletes. 1000 strong
representing nineteen universities, TWEEN
ty nine colleges and thirty five high
schools, paraded through Des Molnes
streets preliminary to the opening of the
annual Western Olympics at Drake
stadium.
While the main track and field events
have been scheduled for tomorrow, Des
Moines turned host to the crowds Of
visitors and athletes who hocked here
from all parts of the country, and the
opening day program was given an
suspicious start.
Following the downtown celebration,
the athletes were taken to the big
stadium, where preliminaries in the
special college events and several Of the
high school relays were scheduled to
begin.
with interest as the preliminary com
petitions got under way. The Drake
games have attracted a larger field Of
entries than ever before, and Indications
today were that many famous track
marks would give way TO new records.
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Main Go at Fort Ends
in First; Other Scraps
on Card Are Thrillers


In the first stanza Of a scheduled ten
round bout, Eddie Grant of Dayton,
Ohio. knocked out Shfty Lewis Of Mar
tinsville. Ind. last night AZ the Fl. Ben
jamln Harrison boxing show A
straight left TO Lewis Jaw pun him on
the canvas for the count.
Grant was scheduled TO meet Make
Epstein Of Indianapolis In the main 90 Of
the boxing carnival. but cold weather
kept many boxing fans away from the
big canvas arena and Make. who had
taken the march on q percentage basis
refused 10 20 on. Lewis was substi-
tuted. but was outclassed The boxers
weighed in under 1l6 pounds
The system ~ three judges giving
decision in all bouts that went the limit
Of the scheduled number OF rounds, was
followed at the fort show last night The
judges were Rubins. Dorm and Dorsett.
Eddie Grant j. built like n miniature
Bob FitZsimmons He has legs like
toothpicks. and be has the shoulders and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Youngsters ShOU
PrOWess in Track
Meet Held TOdUU
Marion County Grade School
Athletes Haze Big Day at
Playground.

The Marion County Grade School
Athletic Association eighth annual track
and field meet got under way this
morning at $50 at the State Playground
Robert Mckay Of University Heights, IS
president of the association and Charles
Vance Of Ben Davis, secretary treasurer.
Last year the meet was won by Beech
Grove.
A fair sized crowd was on hand as the
first events Of the morning were run off
1t was estimated that there were about
1000 rooters to cheer the young athletes
on to do their best. Before the start of
the athletic events everybody tuned up
and sang America. 1t helped get every
one in good humor.
The movie men were on hand and took
pictures OF the future track stars as some
Of them got their very first taste Of
athletic competition. The refreshment
stand was a popular place and there
was plenty of food for all The first
events were for girls.
The summaries of the early events to-
day follow:
Girls 220-yard Relay (under II years.
Won by Wayne Township Beech Grove,
second. Time, 81 fat. Misses Flack, Mil
Ter. Bingham and Baker on winning team.
Girls Fifty Yard Dash 60 years and I'M
der)-Davis, Perry, first Brier, Center
Grove, third Time, Z "a seconds.
Girls FiftyYard Dash q years and
nder)-Parker Beech Grove, first; Baker,
Wayne Township, second; Flack. Wayne
Township. third. Time, Q seconds.
Running Broad Jump (boys under -
years Porter. Washington Township,
first; Tacoma, Center Township, second
r. White, Washington. third. Distance,
ii feet. Inches.
Running Broad Jump (boys Is years
and over -Nandyke, Franklin, first; Orr,
Wayne. second Gladstone, Wayne, third.
Distance. Is feet, inches.
Boys Standing High Jump (under Is
years -McCarty, Franklin, first; Hamil-
ton, Beech Grove, second Gait Washing
ton. third. Height. 3 feet. . inches
Boys Running High Jump tunder 8
yeers)-Nichols, WAYNE, first: Strong,
Center, second McClary. Washington,
third. Height. feet, inches.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Murphy Wins Fresno Race

FRESNO Cal. April. .. Jimmy Mar
ply won the 15O-miie automobile rare
against a field of nine in one hour =
minutes and 30 Seconds here Thursday
He took The lead in iEe >eroHa iai, and
was never passed. crossing thu line a
lap and three quarters ahead of Frank
Elliott. second Harry HarTIe was third
Art Klein was fourth. Pietro BOrdino.
9Th. and Jerry Wonderlich. sixth.
Pete De Paolo narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury on the ninety eighth lap, on
q turn when his car threw tire and
started mp The bowl for the guard rail.
The brakes held just In time.
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NOtre Dame Wins

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 2S-Cast-
ner stepped into Degrees shoes in the
third inning here Thursday and stopped
the only serious rally made by Western
State Normal Notre Dame won. 8 to .,
by jumping on Kreuz in the third in
ming The Notre Dame line up was
shifted and Murphy. who broke into
the game behind the bat, made two hits
The game was called at the end of the
eighth to allow the visitors to catch a
train.
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BIG LEAGUE STUFF

WELDING a wicked willow. Grimes
Thursday won his second game for
The Cubs lie tied the score with
homer and drove in two more runs
with a single. the Cubs beating the
Cards. s to 4.
After Zachary and Courtney had been
Knocked out Of the box. Erickson held
fhe Athletics to TWO hits in the last
i've innings and the Washington Sena-
Tors won. TO 3.
johnny Evers PLAYED his first game
in the American League while Collins
was laid up and accepted six chances
without an error, the White SOx hold
log the Cleveland Indians 10 6-6
draw.
Andy High, with & homer. a double
and a single led the Brooklyn attack.
which mauied three pitchers for sixteen
hits and beat the Braves, y 70 3.
Wingo hit a homer and helped the
Reds beat the Pirates. S 20 J.
The Giants hit two Philly pitchers for
thirteen hits and nineteen bases and We're
easy winners. 10 10 ..
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Hawaii to Default

HONOLULU. T. Fl. April . Hawaii
probably will default i'm tho frs, round
~ the Davis emp matches. President
Castle Of the Hawaiian Tennis Assoria-
ton. announced Yesterday because of the
insistence Of the national association
that the Hswaiians play the Czech
Slovakian team AT Prague. The decision
to default has not been reached and will
be considered at a meeting soon but
Sastte said e ~vilS rS srnpossihIs for
TIA EaEAlAnz - sc 70 Prague.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Frank TrOeh Holds
High Gun iTl Trap
Tourney in South

CLAEKSDALE. Miss april 2s.-Frank
Troeh of Vancouver, Wash, carried or
high gun honors at the cotton belt
champion ship shoot. which closed here
yesterday. by turning in score under
unfav0r3ble weather conditions Of 40
out Of a possible 500 targets for the cu-
tire shoot
BOYD Duncan Of Lucy. Tenn. topped
the list for professionals with $50 out
If 500
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TERRE HAUTE SHOW.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 2S.-Buly
Long of Terre Haute and Mike Brody Of
Peoria. H.. boxed ten rounds to a draw
here Thursday night. Freddie Boorde OF
Indianapolis outboxed Jackie Barnhart
q Terre Haute in an eightround bout
Lonnie Austin of Terre Haute beat Jack
Curley OF Indianapolis in four round
bout. Curley was foored in the first and
second rounds Kid Sparks Terre Haute,
scored a technical knockout over Kid
Collins Of Hazelton. Pa, in the second
round Of a scheduled eight round bout.
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SAN RFFrsEs TO Rox.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2S.-Because
less than 800 people paid admission,
sam Langford. Chicago refused 70 tight
Battling Owens last niglt at the Crescent
star Athletic club and the main bout
was postponed Indefinitely. Langford
said he had 4 guarantee Of $500 cash,
which the promoters could not pay. Kid
Meyers Knocked out Black Diamond in
two rounds and young George Dixon
heat Kid Brown ia four rounds.
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OTHER THURSDAY BOUTS.

AT PHILADELPHIA George clancy
beat Jimmy ilaniun in eight rounds
AT HOUSTON. TEN Johnny TIllman
best Title kid" Herman in twelve
rounds
AT ELGTN. ILL.-Tim Hurst knocked
ont Frankie Rowan in the second round.
AT SCRANTON. PA.--Steve Latzo
stopped Eddie Bratton In the second
round.
UNTONTOWN, Pa.-Johnny Donnelly
defeated Bobby Ward. ST. Paul In ten
rounds.
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REyNOLDs Pms FISHER.

KOKOMO. Ind. April 2S.-Jack Reyn-
olds. indianapolis welterweight defeated
Jack Fisher OF Decatur, Ill, here Thurs
day night by taking the first fall Fisher
was unable to continue. Reynolds and
Fisher were on their feet for eight min
utes, with neither man getting behind
the otoher. At the end Of this time
Reynolds made a dive for Fishers legs,
sending him to the mat and immedi.
arely applying a top body scissors and
English bar lock with such force that
Fisher was unable to come back for the
second fall at the end of the ten minute
rest period
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

NEW YORK. April 2s.-COnditions
being favorable, Norwich. the sensa-
ton of the turf world. was to get his
big test in preparation fer the $4,000
Kentucky Derby on May -, at Jam
aica track today.
A high wind prevented a severe
test Yesterday, hut the "Runny mede"
colt stepped over the mile and a fur
long route in 2:O2 fiat Norwich
carried 126 pounds.
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Program of Wrestling
at Broadway Tonight

Main Event-Jack Reynolds Of In
dianapoIis vs. Peter .Buzukos OF San
Francisco at ] - pounds.
First Bout-Peter ZbysZko ". Ole
olson q New Orleans al lf5 pounds
Added Feature-Farmer Burns Of Oma-
Ia Neh.. ex-worId's champion. viii give
twenty minute lecture and demonstra-
tjon.
PIace-Rroadway Theater-
Iime-S 10 ?. m.
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MrsKE DEFEATS BURKE.

NEW ORLEANS. ia. April % Billy
Miske Of st. Paul won decisively over
Martin Burke Of New Orleans in a fifteen
round bout here Thursday night Burke
showed gameness and stamina. assimilat
ing A terrific body b0mbardmeDt and
keeping his feet throughout under heavy
blows 10 the head Burke weighed 179
pounds and Miske Isl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
SPEED
MOUNT ENTERS
5OO-MILE RACE
Bentley Car Listed TO Try for
Honors May 80 in Motor
Classic.
KLEIN COMING BACK

The British colors will mingle with
the flags Of France. America, and prob
able italy, during the band parade be-
fore the start Of the tenth annual 800
mile race on the indianapolis Motor
Speedway. Tuesday, Nay 50 Although
Louis CoataIen is expected to make an
Eleventh hour entry OF team OF sun
beams from W0lverbampton, EhSlAhd' u
vr7s ror a certainty until today that there
would be an English competitor ANY
doubt was dlspelled with the receipt by
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Hard to Judge Best Cmre-BaILer


If
Morton Cleveland
in the Major lag ON
he I
OF
ball
nothing
10y Of New a
a
NJ to
Dougla I woud fee a
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA ........ oil 100 0o0-5 8 3
Washington ......... $50 900 Z2'-e o
Batteries Moore. Hasty, Sullivan and
Perkins; Zachary, Courtney, Erickson
and Gharrety.
Chicago .......... COO 900 00O-5 Q 1
Cleveland ........ 100 0O2 030-6 II !
Battsries-Hodge. Faber and schalk /.
Uhle. Morton, heefe and Nunamaker.
Game called 10 catch train.
Detroit-st. Louis, rain
(No other game scheduIedl.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louis ........... 40 COL Ooo-4 2
Chicago ............. 002 l01 20'-6 S !
Batteries North. Haines, Bailey. Bar
foot and Ainsmith; Jones and O'Farren.
brooklyn ...-...... 1o2 oo6 2o1-12 is l
Boston ............ 030 600 90 8 10 /
Batteries-s. smith Galore and Hung
ling: Marquard, Braxton- Lansing and
Cincinnati .......... lO1 90 24o-s IL l
Pittsburgh ....... 900 100 1915 II .
Batteries-Lugue, Donohue and wingo
Morrison, Hamilton. Iinn and Gooch.
New York ......... go 012 o2f-10 IL /
Philadelphia ..... coo 020 o30 8 ! 3
Batteries-Ryan and Snyder; winters
Bette. Raumgartner and Henline.
TWO LESS PHTLLIES.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Release Of
G. L. shower. pitcher, and r. A. Miller
inhclder WAS announced Thursday by
the Philadelphia National League club
Shower goes to the Pittsheld club OF the
Eastern League. Miller received uncon-
ditiOnal release.
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Breaks Skate Record

CHICAGO. April 28-Skating against
time, Roland Ctoni, worlds professional
champion. made a new worlds roller
skating record for the quarter mile when
he made the distance in As % seconds
at the Grand American Roller ska ing
Derby being held here.
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Keeps Trying

BOSTON, April 2S.-Charlie 10th,
the long distance swimmer. is going
to England shortly to make an Mt
tempt to swim the English Channel.
10th has made the effort before, only
To meet with failure,
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Experts Can't Always Pick EN-
when the experienced eye looks

of
promsiu is no
the o
and t
be CONVEX Is
some Of he
Q field
bat base
ne m
said he nfed
caused laughter the wise
Oft gam who "a
uneverc cant FL n
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LIVE NEWS |
land GOSSIP
IFUGILIS is
KID WEDGE STRICKEN,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April sS-
Frederick II. kid We-lge. former
prizeflghter OF Arizona, who came
here last winter to enter the Har-
ward graduate school, mai<iig the trip
in box ears, has abandoned his
college course and returned to Ari-
zOna, suffering from tuberculosis.
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Silver Urn Victor

LONDON, April 2s.-silver Urn
today won the thousand guinea
stakes at Newmarket. the second
big fixture of the fiat racing season
in England.
S0ubriCuet was second and Ma
shall Fields Golden Corn third.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Toledo at Milwaukee
Columbus at Kansas City.
Louisville at St Paul.
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MORAN SHADES rEAGIE.

KOKOMO. Ind April 2s-Mike Moran
of Kokomo shaded Tommy league Of
Muncie in ton rounds here Thursday
night They are lightweights.
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Wabash to Play Indiana

CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. April IS. -
Indiana and Wabash baseball teams will
play a two game series here on June
and 10. the week Of the Wabash COM
menccment. II was announced here yes
tsrsaS ~ CsAsA ns~wv Sshsilsr
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MEYERs-ENGE1 DRAW.

CHICAGO. April johnny Meyers,
middleweight champion. and Heinie
Engel Of Dubuque wrestled a draw here
last night The bout was rough and Mt
the finish the men started hghtnig with
their fists. 3 near riot resulting.
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College Baseball
RESULTS THURSDAY.

Wabash. 3 Michigan Aggies, .
Notre Dame 9: Kalamazoo Normal, ,
Illinois, 6 Iowa, 3.
st. Viators, 8: Valparaiso, /
Georgetown T." Z; West Virginia, /
CANES TO-DAY
Butler vs. DePauw at Greencastls.
Wabash vs. Franklin at Franklin.
Iowa rs. Purdue az Lafayette
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland az ST. Louis.
Washington az Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Detroit.