davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29

Sc jen pripomenu, Re Jsem
sluzbou nejstarsi "part'ak'
vrchnf stavby a, jsa zaskolen
zapracovan, nam ma to NIL
sto take platne naroky a re
Sc o ne uchazfm. To, doufam,
staci," presvedcive hovofil No
wax.
"Je to krasne, co zde fika-
te, hezke presvedceni, ale co
ie to vsecko platne, kdyz Sc
to nesrovnava sc zivotem. A
zvlaste ne sc zivotem zeleznlc
MIN. U drahy 81 pfec PAM po-
trpi ma ponfzene prosby, vld'
muzi?"
4 "Coz O to-" odvetil Skala,
"nskdy Jim je prijemnejsi ne
co zcela jineho, nez prosba.
Takovy plny kosicek do ku-
chyne, anebo dokonce neJaky
zalepeny kuvert, to oni jiz pax
!: vedi, co pro zadatele udelat.
INekdy ovsem spokoji Sc take
J. ohnutym hrbetem.. - Ohnuty
hrbet starsiho sluzebnika, Sc
dreneho, upracovaneho, tako-
vemu urednickbvi tfeba u
rednikovi zalichoti a oni Jlz
k leccemus je premluvi. Vsak
pockejte, kamarade, pockejte,
easy vas take zmeni!" A Ska
la pokyvoval hlavou, jak by
Isl ma neco neprfjemneho z
vlastni zkusenosti vzpominal.
"Tatinek ma pravdu," vpa-
dla jeho zena jemnym hlasem,
"pamatuji Sc zcela dobre, CO
jsme Sc nashaneli a naprosili,
Ikdyz sc osazoval mas domek
A domkem po chudaku ne.
boztikovi Bezditkovi bude zro.
vna tax, verte mi. Nell jeste
hare!"
+ ''Ba re! Ba ze!" pritaka
iSkala.
"Kdyby bylo po pravu 8
spravedlnosti, dostal byste ht
IVY. Musil byste no dostati. Ale
ponevadz Sc bude usilovat
pravdu i spravedlnost obejiti
budete svedkem veci, i ktert
YAM, jake poctivci, nepreji
: Jen pockejte, pockejte, pozna
4 tie teprve, co Sc vsechno u dra
: hy poctivym urednikum pr
hazi. Naskytne-li Sc jen troch
: kloudnejsi mistecko a uvOln.
: Ii Sc, vrhne sc nan hned nekC
Nix lidi, kteri mali ma ne ne.
mensi narok a pravo, ii pa
i Itpouzivaji k jeho urvani vsec
moznych nemoznych prt
7 stredku. PAX teprve poznat'
re prosba je toho vseho |
: nejcistsi nejpoctivejsi
a neni mic spatnehoc
"Uplatky, uplatky, pane n
d vaku, to jsou, CO otravuje ne
/. vice zivot jak ma draze, ia
l. snad j vsude jinde. V cele
J. zivote!" bez obalu dodala B
J. tuSka.
e "'Je snad do posledni (
y smenky pravda, co jste
l. pravili, ale me ami toto va
Epfesvedceni, ami cokoli jinel
j. nepfedela.. Prosit nebudu, a
< take nestrpim, ably Sc mi sn:
a. cinilo bezpravi. To pax Sc n
h Pbojim nikoho a v takovem pi
o. ,pade dovedu sebe proti ka
la demu radne uhajit a obhajit
is odhodlanosti odpovidal N
u wax.
It. "Vsak 81 vas kde kdo v Ok
tie Ii take vazi cti vast" prob
IL dill Skala.
v signalni budce, pc bo
h. domku zaskripalo ma zvol
v! mad dTevenou skrinko uozv;
e Sc udery. Trikrat po dvou
ko hodilo.
''Co pax to ma signal
"a to dobu?" prohodil Novak.
ma -"Opravdu ami nevim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29

5 letniku, turistd zeleznicniku,
mista ia znajicfch, nejen OBJ
divovana, ale i, zavidena. Hla-
vni trat' probihala posazav-
skym rajem.
Domek tento obyval straz-
nix trait Petr Skala sc svou ze-
nou Betuskou a jedinou dcerou
Emilkou. S jedne strany byly
hluboke posazavske lesy, s dru
he pax dolina lesy, kopci,
prodirajici Sc fekou Sazavou,
viditelnou .zriceninou Has
kou a vyhledem do nedaleka,
kde svitila pole policka. Kol
kolem byla jen ia bozska pri-
roda, nikde nevid6ti ami sta
venicka, ami chaloupky, jen
lesy sumely'tu pisne sve a ptac
two velebilo zivot.
Onoho cervencoveho odpo-
ledne, kdy slunce prazilo a
obloha byla jedna modf, vra-
eel Sc ke svemu domku po ira
ii Skala, neb musel zastavati
sluzbu pochdzkare trait. Pot
trpytil Sc mu ma skranich, ale
prece Sc usmival,, kdyz v "a
tocine spatril jiz svdj domek.
" tn chvili vzdy zrychloval
kl,ok a ,tesil Sc, al 81 pohovi.
iTentokrate nevesel ami do
domku, ale usedl v male, pfi-
lehle zahradce ma lavicku, O.
prel sc v chladku O studenou
zed' sveho domku, odhodil
capku, stiral 81 s celia opt a po.
hladil psa Reka, ktery prvy pr
sci jej uvitati. Kdyz pes utlu.
mil zrejmou svoji radost a sti'
sen usedl k noham panovym
S usmevem ma osmahle tvarl
zahledel sc Skala podel trait.
Diva parry koleji leskly Sc v
slunci otrlosti zrcadlovou.
Nedaleko odtud kukala zezul-
ka.
Skala byl statny padesatnik
wit byl stejne jak We sve re.
leznicni vykoy, tax We sve no.
spodarstvicko, pfilehle k dom.
ku. Byl to uzky prouzek pode
trait, kde jeden rok sklizel O
bill, druhy Ease brambory. Do
lie udoli mel pax pronajatl
malou louku. V chlivku drze
jednu kravku, kozu a to bylt
cele jeho hospodarstvi.
Skalu nikdo jinak neznal
nez v zeleznicnim stejnokroji
Pc celych dvacet let, CO
tomto ,domku byl usidlen, nj
kdo no nevidel v obcansekn
odevu. Skala byl tez velk,
milovnik prirody. ! tentokrat
rozhlizel sc krajem hovorl
sam k sobe:
"Jak sc to krasn6 zije n
tom svete, je-i clovek spoke
jen a asten! Je vsak je
spravedlivo, re mohu takov
zivot vesti j S rodinou. Mike
mu jsem nikdy neublizil, Z
jsem vzdy spravedlive, nu
proc bych snad schvalne n
zervaval vlastni rodinne stes
jako druzi? Pravda, nale'
jsem zenu, jaka je k pohled'
nj, dite, jedine nase dite
vzorne, jen ably ten zivot s
v techze Nolejich, jak az d.
sud-"
Rozepial kabat, rozhrnul
Sill ma prsou a osvezenim N
bylo zavanuti slabeho predv
cerniho veterku.
"Betusko, Betusko!" zvol
hlasite, obraceje Sc k psovi
dobracky mu nakazuje: "Jl
Reku, prived' panmamink
jdi." Pes vazne sc mu zahl
adel v oci, zavrtel ocasem a r
chile odbehl.
PoS chvilicce objevila Sc /
dvefich ma prahu jeho zel
Betuska, cervena v lici, kul
t'oucka v tele, cervene spo
niece a S modrou zasterou,
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PRODA Sc ddm o 6ti poko-
jich, veky lot, dvojita garaz.
Haste Sc v {. 94O7 Fuller A
venue. Tel. Garfield 5227-R.
1923
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VZACNA PRILEZlTOST. !!
Timto 81 prejem kazdeho upo-
zosmiti, kdo hleda a .ehce 81
zajistiti budouci domov aneD
uloziti penize, kde mozno .ie
znnohonasobiti v kratkem ca
se.
,NaTizenim soudu
bude vyprodapa zbyyaiici cast
kramych majetkl nalezaiicich
Sc ma Turpey Rd., blize Gar
field Parku. Voda je liz "a
vedena a ostatni zvelebeni Sc
zaIizuje, take mtozno hned
staveti. Cena loti -od $500 do
$3.50. BEzsi informace ochot.
ne poda L. A. Maly, 8l3 Viii.
Hanson Bldg, Tel. Main 267l
81
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma as akrech, diam je o Z
pokojich, vse nsodern6 zarfzs-
no, plyn, voda, elektrika. Vse-
chen inventaf pdjde $ timto
prodejem. Haste Sc v {. 1916
Union Ave. 7-3l
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MUSf BYT PRODAN nabytek
a karpety, malo uzivany, 8
domem, vse ,velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc v (. 1915 vych. la. ul.
z Union. Z?
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PRONAJME Sc mensi byt pro
starsi bezd6tne manzele, po-
koj, kuchyh a satnfk, plyn a
elektrika. Haste se v {. 1926
Dakota ave., blize Ces. Mar.
Sine ma Broadway. 7-3O
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DR. OBJ N s
OF n A NIX Y


PkIJMOU Sc dive masinafky,
dive dfvky ma ruku a jeden ze-
hlic ma zenske kabaty. Haste
Sc v (. 46O2 Finn ave. $50
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$500 HorONE aneb Vi

$500 HOrONE aneb vas lot
Sc prime co prvni splatka pri
koupi domu o 5ti pokojich,
vse ma jednom poschodi, bun
.galow v Maple Heightss, Ston
10 A. B. G.. Lime. Jest tam
koupelna a vse zaTizeno a je
hotovo k nast6hovani. Cena
$500. The Atlas Finance Co.,
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. j
Mlckovsky. 81
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ZIMMERMAN COMBINATION
RANGE see prodaji velmi lev
ne. Haste sc v (. 1884 Solon
ave. 7-3O
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni tesan.
Haste Sc hned u j. Smutny,
3511 zap. So. ul. 1928
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"a PklMN0U odjezdu M.
farmu musi .bJt prodan CO nej-
rychleji jednorodinny dunn.
Haste Sc v &. 1856 E. LOG st.
2 Union. /?
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc garaz a tez
Sc prodaji holuby. Haste Sc
vc. 4483 Jewett Ave. 7-31
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Mlada dvojice kracela ces-
tickou podel trait zapadaji-
ci slunce svitilo Jim do tvaM,
Oba byli mladi, zdravi, hezci,
jako kraj kolem Mich, ktery
vonel, hyril barvami i nalada.
mi. Kdyz Sc zataceli u trat'o-
Eveho oblouku, Novak S Emil.
kou Sc otocili.
4 Zadivai sc zpet k strazni-
mu domku, ktery jeste lbylo
videti ktery by byl zmize'
pfi nejblizsich krocich "a O.
klikou.
"Jako bych q tam videl, E
milko," rekr Novak, divaje 81
nazpet, kde v slunecnich pa
prscich svitil maly ten domel
u zeleznicni trait, zasazeny ,
mohutnou tmavou zelen pff
rody.
pnkraE oxr2 nf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
AMATEUR DIFFERS
TO START TRIALS
IN OLYMPIC MEET
Star Boxers of Two States
Begin PunchfeSt at /, A, C,
Thursday,

The Olympic sectional tryouts for
Indiana and Kentucky. TO be held at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club starting
Thursday and continuing through Fri
day night, have attracted the star am
ateur boxers Of the two states.
The Gary Y NJ. c. A, with one Of
the strongest teams in the Central
West, has entered eleven men. Notre
Dame is sending it's best NIT artists.
The Hoosier Athletic Club Of this city.
with one Of the counuy's foremost
boxing teams, has selected its eight
best men to participate
Center College Kentucky and In
diana University are sending repre-
sentatives. A number of Kentucky
leather pushers will participate and
also a score or more Of unattached
boxers from indianapolis and other
Indiana cities.
Everything is in readiness and Off
Gals in charge Of the meet announced
today that the gold and silver medals
to be awarded first and second place
have been received and are on display
in the lobby Of the club.
All of the box seats have been sold,
but there are plenty of first floor seats
from which the card can be viewed
to good advantage
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
BUTLER ATHLETES
ROMP IN TOURNEY
Iryington Track Stars Win All
but One First.

The Butler track squad had things
much its own way in a triangular meet
at Irwin Field Tuesday with Franklin
College and y. A @. U. The score
was Butler, 1o1 N. A. G.. u, 81; Frank,
lin, %.
The Irvington athletes took first
place In every event except the jave-
lin throw. which was won by Kazmer
of the Normal school
Hal Griggs Of Butler was high
point man with FL points to his credit
He took firsts in the 120-yard hurdles.
discus throw and shot put and sec
onds in the javehn throw and b0-yard
dash.
Ham of Butler won the 1o0-yard
and 440.yard dashes. Doollttle was
first in the half mile and mile runs and
Woods accounted for the broad jump
and 220-yard low hurdles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
Baseball Stars In Feature Series

Service TO fanson
the series of articles
in telling
calty The series will start Thursday with article by Iris
in the ranks of the ouheders article will
ten
Heilnann mighty
Collins
the National League veterans7
There
STARS ARE STARS better qualified explain
fine these
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
HARTER VER|F|ES
BUD TAYLOR BOUT
HERE ON MAY g
BerIenbaCh or Delaney Also
May Appear Steve Is
Busy Promoter,

Promoter Steve Harter has been 60
ing big in Chicago, mingling with the
boxers, negotiating for knuckle dust
'ers for his fistic show here the night
Of May 20 at Washington Park-and
also getting his jewelry swiped The
Windy City has a lot Of tough eggs
ask Harter. He'll be home Thursday.
While in Chicago Harter verified a
previous announcement that Bud Tay-
Tor, Terre Haute bantam star, would
be one of the principals in the main
go here May %. Harter has several
strong opponents in mind for Taylor.
Steve is also planning on using Paul
Berlenbach or Jack Delaney in a fea-
ture bout, he announced. 1t is said
he also will make efforts to have Tom
Gibbons and Georges Carpenter pres
ent and be introduced from the ring.
Harter's show viii be staged the
night before the 500-mile race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
indians Cling to A. A. Flag Position-7lgers and Giar


fri W golden of the Kentucky will
| | this
- Louisville May IT,. The field that will the this
in that
again again
holds K Vanderbits n
D.
S j ards Coun
III through the 1928 a
e
~M%#%#FN$M Wise Counsellor Jockey
AMN%&$sNA Club stakes
topped all the in
the Belmont
The Derby winner this 10 only
pull down $4,000, a gold
&#*%N#SMH Wise Counsellor
*SW 2yearod
~ %M*# his o lie
&M#%# The Western Derby in
20 Jockey Club stakes mi
&&& 1897 25, with
a@E#M was the fastest mile ~ a 2yearod
Wise Counsellor might
- unfortunate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
lack Here

JACK HENDRICKS, man
ager Of the Cincinnati
LII Reds, and former pilot Of
the Indianapolis team, was in the
city tocay to visit his family and
take in the Brewer Indian game
this afternoon.
Tho new Cincy manager ex-
pressed keen satisfaction over
the manner in which his Reds
are travelling and he also con-
graduated Owuie Bush and own
err Smith on the fine start the In
dams have made.
The Reds had an off-day today,
but wifi resume hostilities with
the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Thurs
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23

fIlCueGt New YORK ITldntS
Y opening tip to the amateur
lMlI ball player is. select the posi-
@ ton you like best and stick
TO it,
Don't let them shift you around The
utility player never gets as far as
the regular star, no matter how great
his ability.
made the mistake of doing other
things besides pitching, simply be-
cause I am fortunate enough to be a
better batter than the average pitcher
My hitting has caused me to be used
in the outfeld, at first base and as
pinch hitter.
While I am listed as a pitcher. /
prefer first base. since that position
gets you into the game regularly.
My one best tip to the amateur is,
be original If you have a peculiar
style that isn't regarded as good form,
but gets results, stick to II.
Hans Wagner had his own peculiar
style. yet was one of the games great
est inf1elders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
REYNOLDS IN CHICAGO
Jack Works With Heavier Men to
Prepare for Smith.

In order TO gain in strength Jack
Reynolds, local welterweight wres-
ting star who is to meet Steve (BulD
Smith in a finish match at the Broad
way Theater Friday night, is work
ing out with heavier men. He is com
pleting his training at the Arcade
gymnasium in Chicago. where he is
going through his PAGES against Hugh
Nichols, who recently defeated Johnny
Meyers.
Smith is regarded as tough Gus
toner for Reynolds. He is only feet
4 inches tall but considered one Of
the strongest of the little fellows In
the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23

Case on Mound for Winners Allows
Only Four Hits.
BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, April "a
State Normal defeated De PAW here
Tuesday in baseball in a well played
game, to 2. Case Of the winners al
lowed only four hits. Clippinger
pitched well for the Methodists for
eight innings. until relieved to allow
a pinch hitter to bat for him. Two
Of Normal's runs went over in the
ninth
Indiana plays here Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
TIMELY TIPS
AMATEURS
Says JACK BENTLEY.

Pitcher. New York Giants
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ILLINOIS CAPTAIN
STARS IN VICTORY
Purdue Loses to Suckers
Roettger SmaSheS Homer.

By Times Special
URBANA. H.. April 23.--Captain
Roettger OF Illinois was the whole
show here Tuesday in the opening
baseball game in the Big Ten sched-
ule for the Suckers against Purdue.
The IlEni leader permitted only four
hits and cracked out a homer with
two men on the paths in the seventh
that helped win the game.
Purdue played fine ball and de-
served a better fate. The Boilermak-
ers did not make an error, but a
passed ball in the ninth aided Illinois
In putting over the marker that meant
the victory. A pinch hitter in the
last frame delivered for Illinois and
scored the winning tally.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
BUSHMEN KEEP STEP IN
ADVANCE OF CHAMPIONS
Tribe Cleans Up on Saints and Goes Into Series With Brew
erS-RaIy in Eighth Wins

Ovne Bush Indians remained step ahead of the charging
Champion c. Blues result of the Saints again here
Tuesday and the local beginning look good
perched up there the top position of the American Association
standing taking the Milwaukee Brewers today
the Tbesmen had six of The Blues
second place had won five out of six
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
ANDERSON CAR IN RACE
Roof Special, With ROssi Driving,
Built for 50O-NIiIe Event.
BV Times Spectdl

BIZ IIOIeS Np6CtuT
ANDERSON, Ind, April 23.-Entry
of a Roof Special in the 500-mile race
at the Indianapolis Speedway May 80
is expected to be filed by the Laurel
Motors Corporation Of this city within
a few days.
The car will be the product of Rob
ert Roof, mechanical engineer at the
Laurel plant. and will have a piston
displacement Of 11S1a cubic inches.
1t will be a Ford car equipped with a
special cylinder head.
Jimmy Rossi, Italian race driver,
has been engaged to pilot the car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
COLLEGE PLAYER BROWNS

BIZ United Press
RICHMOND. Va, April 29.-Walter
Bixey of Blakley, w. Va, and second
baseman on the University of Rich
mond baseball team, was drowned
here late Tuesday when a canoe in
which he was padding overturned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
It's Il Miller Creation
Good Showing Last Year

Durant led the Indianapolis race at
one stage last year, but ignition trou-
BILE forced him to stop on tho back
stretch. and before mechanics could
get his car back in the race no had
fallen many laps behind This year
he has exercised every precaution in
the hopes of winning the coveted
honor Of victory in the International
Sweepstakes.
Durant has many racing tr1umphs
to his credit, especially on the Pa
cihc coast.
Harlan Fengler, "a years old. the
youngest pilot entered in the May 80
race. arrived in this city late Tues
day. His car is due here Thursday
He has been living in California for
the past few years
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
POCKET BILLIARD
TITLE TO ALLEN
GreenIeaf Loses in PIay-off
Game at K, c,

BIZ JHffe1 Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo. April %
Benny Allen defeated Ralph Green
leaf in the play-off for the worlds
championship pocket billiard title here
Tuesday night, 1875 to ia
Frank Tabersh defeated Andrew
St Jean, 1875 to %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
ROTARY PIN MEN ELECT
James Ross Named President of Clubs
Bowling League.

New officers of the Rotary Clubs
bowling league, announced Tuesday at
the Claypool, are: James Ross. presi-
dent; James Yuncker, vice president;
c. Milton Kelley, treasurer; DR.. Her
bert T. Wagner, secretary. Winners
Of the club tournament will be an
nounced next Tuesday.
Executives of the Twentieth Dis
trict Rotary ended a two-day confer
ence Tuesday night with a dance and
frolic at the Claypool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
Wabash Teams Of for Relays.

3D. ItNts NpeCtut
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, April
23.-The wabash relay combination
left today for Des Moines, Iowa, in
charge of Coach Higgins, where the
athletes will compete in the Drake
relays Friday and Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
BUTLER NET TEAM BUSY
EarIham Tennis Players on Card al
IrvingtOn Courts.

Buffers tennis team was scheduled
to take on Earlham in the locals sec
ond match OF the season on the r.
vington courcs this afternoon.
Sagalowsky and Richards, Kurzrock
and McCleay were to pair in the dou-
bles. Sagalowsky Richards and Kurz-
rock were to handle the singles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
Michigan Star Hurt
BIZ Times Special

bW IfHEts eptCtuE
ANN ARBOR, Mich, April 28.-Leo
Coleman, of Buffalo, right fielder and
second best hitter on the University of
Michigan baseball team, is out of the
game for the season with fractured
ankle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
OLYMPIC FUND MEETING
General Committee Discusses Plans
for Raising District Quota.

Plans for raising money for the
Olympic fund allotted to the Indiana,
Kentucky A. A. U. district We're dis
cussed this noon at the Chamber of
Commerce at a meeting Of the general
committee consisting of fifty-two mem
bers and representatives of various
colleges and other institutions.
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Shade Keeps Busy

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 23.-Dave Shade.
Eastern welter, who is now in the
West to meet Morrie Schlaiffer at
Omaha Friday night, is carded to
Nav g.
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TY COBB SHOWS FLASHY
TWIRLER IN WTITEHILL
Doubtful nfied Also Comes Through In Style = McGraw's
Team Wins by Late-Inning Rallies.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, April 23.-NTcGraws Giants and the Detroit
Tigers setting the the major league pennant
Both clubs in first place after having five Of
games The Giants have been playing the
tona and they have been getting the breaks Four of their five
games by rallies in the NINTH which goes
champions having time Eastern opposition
-tnof dnLln
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-"
Fine pitching and the timely hitting
for which the club always has been
noted, have helped the Dertoit Tigers
get out in front in the American
League.
Youth Is Sensation.
Ty Cobb seems to have picked up
one Of the best pitchers in the bust
ness in young Earl Whitehin. 1t was
this youngster who was mostly re-
sponsible for the success of the Tigers
in finishing second last year.
Before the season started it was
reported that Rigney, the young De-
troit shortstop, had developed a bad
hip and that he would be unable to
play this season. If the form that he
has been showing so far is the re-
suit of a bad hip. Cobb probably
wishes he had two of them.
Pratt in Form
The Tigers were also judged to be
weak at second base, where the vet
eran Pratt worked last season. Pratt
has been playing the greatest game
OF his career this season, but he may
slump before the mid-season has been
passed.
McGraw is having all the breaks
with the Giants. He has a game ball
club that is fun of fight. but they
can't go on forever knocking off ball
games in the ninth inning. When
they get the strong western clubs,
they will have to DO more than they
have been doing against the Robins
and the Braves.
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-Batted Tor Allen IN the ninth.
ST. Paul ........... Dol 600 Ol0-2
Indianapolis ...... 600 0O1 O8s-7
Two-base hits Haas. Christensen
Schmandt. Kruger. Three-b base hit-Hnl.
stolen baEe-Rehg. Sacrihce-Riggert
Whelsn. Schmandt. Berghammer. Boone
Double plsy-Sickiug to Whelan Lett on
bases-Indisnapols s St Paul g. Bases
on balls-Oh Holtzhauser. 5. Struck out
By H0ltzhauser, 3: Hill. . Hts-Oh Holtz-
ser, 2 In : 1-3 innings. off Faeth. .
pitched to two battersl of Merritt ] in
p inning. Hit by pitcher-By Holtzhauser
Brown. Wild pitch-Merritt Losing
Ditcher-Holtzhsuser Umpires-Connolly
and Finneran Time AS.
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The car IS now at the local track
under guard OF two mechanics and is
polished and primed for the master s
first tour in the unusual speed crea-
ton.
It's Il Miller Creation
Durant's latest mount WAS built by
Harry Miller, famous IA cling car
manufacturer. and is said to be
especially designed for competition
in the indianapolis race.
Cliff Durant is the foremost patron
Of racing In America. But unlike most
patrons Of any sport, Durant is also
a foremost competitor in all speed
competitions. He thrills at the wheel
Of fast cars.