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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
ANNISTON TO
 SEEK REVENGE

ANNIsToN, Ala, March 11.-tspe- cil.)--Following their defeat by a small margin at the hands of the Besse- mer team of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company here Saturday night, the members of the Anniston team of the same company are arranging to go to Birmingham Saturday to engage the victors on their own court Saturday evening.
 The visitors from ,Bessemer showed a greater speed in taking the game here Saturday night, and the Anniston players have been at practice daily since that time with the determination to return the favor for the Besse- merites on Saturday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
HSLER, BETTER,
 MAY PLAY BAG

ST. LOUIS, March 11.--George Sis Ter, manager of the St. Louis Ameri- cans, Is quoted in dispatch rom inc training camp at Mobile, Ala, as saying his eyesight has improved and he mo longer entertains the idea of pitching, although he would not say he would take his place at first base.
 "The idea of pitching was strongest when was in California this winter and was doubtful about my ability to do anything else," said Sisler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
HENDRICKS MAY
 SUCCEED MORAN

FITCHBURG, Mass, March H. Louis c. Widrig, treasurer and one of the largest stockholders of the Gin cinnati baseball club, here to attend the funeral of Patrick Moran, said today he favored the appointment of Jack Hendricks as Manager Moran's successor. 'sWidrig will leave this aft: ernoon for Cincinnati to confer with President August Hermann regarding Hendricks contract .e -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
HAMILTON TO
 HIT VOL CAMP

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March H. Grier Friday. wou1d-be pitcher for the Nashville, Southern association base ball team, arrived today and joined the squad of batterymen at work. Man ager Jimmy Hamilton, who Is motor Ing here, from his home in Ohio. is due tomorrow and probably will take active charge of the squad at once. The bal ance of the recruits and old players who will seek berths on the team this year are due to report next Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
A answered. Dy PHIL GAUDIN

Answered by
 PHIL GAUDIN
 Medaiist British open championship; i; dian trophy. Captain of British international golf team; member of that team for eight eonsecu- tive years. Winner of numerous foreign tournaments, including Manchester Guar The length of the brassie should be the same as that of the driver, because in playing through the fairway one encounters far more uneven stances than playing with the driver on tees. be laid back more to enable the player to get the ball up. This "lay back" tends to keep the ball straight, I be- lieve.
 Copyright. 1924, Associated Editors)
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country. He was foloIwed by Travers, Evans, and just recently by Jones' Four out of nine Opens held in this country have thus gone to that side of the fence.
 But to get back to the tournament. had never met McDermott, so I took the opportunity of introducing myself I suppose the name Hagen meant nothing to him. but he talked to me and was very encouraging, telling me that per- haps my day would come some time. II was remarkable thing that my day was so close at hand
 Inexperience The Handicap
 I still believe could have won that tournament had 1 possessed a little more experience. had kept within close range Of the leaders ali through the four rounds and was never out of the hunt. It was a new experience for me and I found # easier than I had imagined. When I went into the thing would have been highly elated to aet a very low place in the prize money.
 At the end of the third round I was playing well and had fine chance. This seemed to encourage me and I went well on the fourth and last round. At the turn wdh just nine more holes to play. was leading the field. The news reached me that was in the lead and could win with a good in. ward Journey. If they hadn't told me-. hut they did s Tomorrow My slst BtftMtEmy Aad \
 Championship
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
FULTON GIVEN
 WALKING PAPERS

Charles Fulton, for four years a mem Der of the Mobile Southern association team, was given his unconditional re- lease today, according to President R. M. Weinacker of the local club. Full ton was released last year conditionally to Nashville J~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
FACULTY o. K.
 SIMPSON TRIP
 TO PREP MEET

The proposed trip of the Simpson school five to the national tourna- ment in Chicago next month has been given the approval of the fac- Aulty. The invitation to enter the tournament is expected, and 1t is believed that financial arrangements for the trip will be made.
 The Purple Tornado won the dis trict tournament, the Cotton States tourney and the state high school championship in Montgomery last Saturday. Simpson, according to a dispatch from Chicago. ranks as one of the outstanding teams of the south. It will require $700 to make the trip. Students are planning a drive to raise this fund.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
ELECTED BASEBALL COACH

LINCOLN, Neb., March 11.-W. G.. Klein. formerly athletic coach at the University of Florida and at Nebraska Wesleyan university here, and who coached the Nebraska university bas- ketbaIl team this season, was selected today as baseball coach for the Uni versity of Nebraska.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
MEMPHIS MAN BIDS

,. MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 1.-Billy Heart church. with solemn high mass tonight that he had offered a guaran- tee of Slo0.00O for "a match between Jack Dempsey and either, Tommy Gib- bons or Luis Fifpo, to be staged here July {. Haacl said he had submitted his offer to Eddie Long, said to be associated with Eddie Kane as Gibbons manager.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-12
HERRING STOPS
 BRADY IN 9TH

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, March h. (SpeciaI.) )--lRed Herring, Birmingham lightweight, stopped Eddie Brady of New York here last night in the ninth round of a ,ten-round bout. Herring came back after being floored twice in the first round and gave Brady a terri b1e punching in the latter rounds.
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Hagen Gives Golfirlg Fan
 Real Treat
Great Champion Tells How He Led Field In lof3- z
 And Thenl

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.CARDs WIN GANE

BARDENTowN. Fla. March H.
 R, H. E. St. Louis (N.) ............... 12 I Brooklyn (N) ............... 9r3I Haines, Dyer, Farmhouse, Delaney and Wick, Holme, McCurdy; McPhee, Long. Schreibef, Ollinger and Deberry.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

TO IA als.... 80
New .......1S 8 Ga
Twobas Threebas bi-snodgrs Fcber
, New York5 s
Dnoe Merke to
Harmon .: of
Marquard "A g. Off
and me- -
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
FANS PROTECTED
BY NEW RULING
Fight Promoters Must Post
Guarantee in Future,

At a meeting Of the Indianapolis
boxing commission Monday night a
ruling was passed making it neces-
sary for fight promoters TO put up a
certified check for $500 or that
sum in cash guaranteeing the ex-
penses Of their fight shows.
Such a procedure was advocated
by The Times after the last show
staged by the Delaware a. {. in
which the principals failed TO go on
with the main bout because their
guarantee was not met.
Steve Harter. promoter Of the May
% show at Washington Park, was
the first to comply with the new
ruling.
The Progress a. c. was awarded
a june . boxing date and the Broad
way A. c. was granted two wrestling
dates in June.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
WONDERLICH ON
, JOB FOR EARLY
SPEEDWAY SPINS
Jerry Joins Squad of 800
Mile Pilots at Track
Activity Increases,

Jerry Wonderich, Durant Special
pilot, arrived today from Blooming
ton. III. where he stopped TO visit
his folks. He was in excellent shape
and his racing car was at the track
ready to run. Wonderlich drove
through from California TO Indian
apolis in a training car.
Jerry is an experienced pilot and
is expected TO be a strong contender
for honors in the 500-mile race
May 80.
G. G. Hartley and his homemade
Hartley Special" arrived from
Roanoke, Ind, Monday.
Cliff Durant, Eddie Hearne, Harry
Hartz, Fred Conner, Bennie Hill,
Jimmy Murphy, Harlan Fengler
Wonderlich, Earl Cooper and Hart
ley expected to be on the track to-
day.
The training season has started in
earnest and the majority of the
sAirivers are working out every morn
8ng in the gymnasium Of the In
dianapoIis Athletic Club, where most
of the boys are quartered. Each
noon they participate in nine
inning baseball game at the track,
the conflict being between the
mechanics and drivers.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
HELEN WILLS IS
IMPROVED STAR
IN COURT GAME
Critics Believe Coast Girl
Capable of Winning on
European Tour,
By United Press

NEW YORK. May 13.-After q
final workout today at Forest Hills.
Miss Helen Wills, the 18-year-old ten
mis- champion, will board the liner
Berangaria and start for Europe.
where she may be crowned queen Of
the court.
The California girl played in the
rain Monday at Forest Hills and she
gave such a demonstration of i'm
proved form that serious faced Off
cials and wise critics smiled and
more than hinted 1T looks like she
can do it"
The young champion dropped a
set at 81 to J. S. McCloy, one Of
the best players at the west side
club, who squared a set against
Mile Lenglen during the war.
A backstop ten feet high with
twenty -five-foot side nets has been
built on the top deck of the Beren-
garia so she can work out daily dur
ing the voyage.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
COACHES AT FT. WAYNE
Moontaw and Others Engaged by
Various High Schools.

BIZ Times Speciai
FT. WAYNE, Ind, May 13.-The
coaching staff was completed at
South Side High School Monday
when it was announced that E. Z.
ReO Moomaw, star athlete of In
diana University. will take charge
of football and baseball He will
also act as an assistant to Ward
Gilbert. who viii be in charge Of
the basketball and track.
Murray Mendenhall and Mark
Bills. former De Pauw stars, will be
in charge of Central Public High
School
Through an announcement Mon
day it was leaGned Brother Norbert,
c. S. c., former diamond star at st.
Edwards College. Texas, will have
charge of the Central Catholic High
School baseball team and will assist
in football.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Independent Baseball

the \. \. G. Z, 1 to o. Lecoiher pitched
for the Normaltes and Holman for the
winners. For games with the Turner
Beech Grove team call H. PIersOn. BeecL
Grove, 210-J.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
NELLIE MORSE
TURF SURPRISE
Long Shot Wins Rich Race
at Pin1IiCo,


BIZ Times Special
PIMLICO RACE TRACK. Nd.
May 13.-Turf fans who backed Mel
lie Morse in the running OF the rich
Preakness event here Monday were
having a gay time today. She was a
12-to-1 shot. Jockey Merimee had
the mount.
The track was muddy and sloppy
and Nellie Morse fooled the wise
ones by outsprinting a number Of
highly touted horses. A crowd Of
$4,000 witnessed the race. The event
was worth $4,000 to Bud Fisher,
owner of the winner.
Transmute was second, Mad Play
third. Revenue Agent fourth and
Rustic fifth
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
LOCAL BOWLERS
IN STATE MEET
indianapolis Women Take
Lead in Doubles,

By United Press
FT. WAYNE, Ind. May 13.-The
Johnson-Eiesman doubles team Of
Indianapolis took the lead in the
women's State bowling tournament
Monday night with a score of 977.
Mrs. f, Meyer and Miss McGrath
were second with 965. Dorothy
Harges of F't. Wayne led in the sin
giles with 542 and Mrs. Fulton Of
indianapolis was second with 507.
The Guarantee Tire women's team
of Indianapolis lost the lead in the
team event Monday night to the
Transfer Lunch squad of this city.
The Transfers rolled 2,519.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
BAR0NS DEFEAT A. B. C.S

The Black Barons Of Birmingham
defeated the A. b. C.s at Washing
ton Park Monday. II to 4. The
Barons had on their batting togs
and they pounded out plenty of hits
for plenty of runs.
The third contest of the series was
carded this afternoon and the final
struggle will be staged Wednesday.
The teams are members Of the Ne
gro National League.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

Schmandt drove out a homer for
the Indians-over the short right
field fence The lively ball has made
Nicollet park a joke field.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
N0TRE DAME IN WIN

81 ineS SpeciQt
SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 10
Notre Dame baseballers added an
other Big Ten scalp to their list here
Monday by defeating Northwestern.
to 4. The Purple got all their
scores in the sixth inning off Nc
Grath, who relieved Dawes on the
mound. The Irish got eleven hits.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
EARLHAM TAKES MEET
Quakers Down Baptists in Dual
Track Tourney.

BIZ Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, May 13.-Earl-
ham College won over Franklin in
a dual track meet here Monday,
Is 2-3 to so 13. A heavy track and
cold wind held down the marks.
Murphy of Franklin won the half
mile and mile events; Emsley of
Earlham took the 100-yard dash and
220-yard hurdles; Green of Earlham
copped the shot put and discus
throw for the best individual efforts.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

The Tribe was still out in front
today, despite two out Of three de
feats at Kansas City and Minneapo-
lis.
The comeback of the Toledo Hens
against Kansas City has saved first
place for the Indians. 1t appears
as though Jimmy Burkes outfit has
found it's stride and intends to get
up in the money
Bill BurweH was the probable
Tribe pitching selection To- the series
opener with the Saints. The Indians
met their former mate, Catcher Leo
Dixon, here, and congratulated him
on the home-run he registered Mon
day Dixon is being worked regu-
larly by the Saints and he is display
ing improved batting power.
The Indians dropped the final at
Minneapolis Monday, ( to 3, when
TuHe Walker banged out huke
home-run after two down in the
ninth 1t was a tough break for
Jess Petty and made two defeats for
the Tribe southpaw this season. Jess
has won five games. however, and is
among the leagues leading twirlers.
Pat Malone had one of his good
days Monday and held the Indians to
five hits. Allen getting two Of the
number. The Millers collected
ton s9fa+ies
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
TOLEDO BIFFER
TO BOX At FORT
Red Mcdonald in Main &c
May 20.

Red Mcdonald, Toledo light
weight. will appear in a ten-round
wind-up at the outdoor arena, Ft.
Harrison. Tuesday, May 2e. Red
has been going strong and holds re
cent wins over such boys as B.ockle
Richards, Willie Ames. Johnny HOT-
vath and frankie Callahan. He out
pointed Mickey O'Dowd at the fort
last fall.
Captain Chase practically has
completed a splendid card Of boxing
for the opening show at the fort
There viii be q four-round curtain
Aaiser. a six-round prelim. two eight
Sound semi-windups, and the ten
round final that VIII feature Melon
aid against a classy l33-pounder
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
GREB VICTOR OVER REED
Harry Weighs Iii, But Manages too
Show Some Speed.
BIZ United Press

81 Intted Press
PITTSBURGH, May 13.-Harry
Greb, the middleweight champion,
weighing III, won the judges de-
cision over Pal Reed, 161, Boston, in
ten rounds here Monday.
Greb injured one Of his hands in
the final round. Reed was aggres-
sive, but Greb flashed his old time
speed and gained the decision with
out question.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Four Hens Dropped

BU Times Special
TOLEDO, May 13.-President
O'Brien Of the Toledo club has an
nounced the unconditional release
of Catcher Elliott and First Base
man Mcmillan. Pitcher Shanklin
has been released to Montreal and
Outfelder Danielly to Galveston.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
De PAUW AT BUTLER

Butler and De Pauw baseball
teams were scheduled to meet this
afternoon at Irwin Field, $3.50. The
Irvington nine has not played for
a week and bad weather has made it
necessary to practice most Of the
time indoors. However, the players
are in good shape.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Columbus Gets Urban

% 7 lNTF8 NIFNIVT
NEW YORK, May 13.-Catcher
Luke Urban former Boston College
baseball and football star has been
released by the Yankees to the Co
lumbus A A. club.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Godfrey Stops Lodge

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, May 13. -
George Godfrey. Philadelphia heavy
weight, knocked out Farmer Lodge
in. the third round here Monday.
Lodge was on the floor four times
before the count caught him in the
third round
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
a slight edge.

Jack REYNOLDS will wres-
tie Ray Carpenter Of Col
C25 umbus, Ohio, tonight at the
Broadway Theater. They are to
meet at the welterweight limit of
145 pounds. The preliminary be
tween IF. H. Mullendore Of Frank
lin and Tommy Shelton. light.
weights. viii start at SIS.
Carpenter is one of the toughest
foes Reynolds ever has found in
the welter class. The Buckeye
grappler always has given Jack a
tuSsle.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
INDIANAPOLIS.

Two out when winning run was scored.
Indianapolis. l 0 0 . 0 o-3
Two base hits-Kirke. Critz. Brown.
Home runs-Waker. Schmandt. Stolen
base -- Mitchell. Sacrifices - Rondeau.
Eirke Walker Campbell. Bases on balls
of Malone. .; of Petty. + Struck out
BY Malone :. by Petty s. Left on
ba bases-Ninneapolis . Indi annapolis 3.
Winning pitcher-Nalone Umpires-Mul-
len and Chill Time-1 30.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
TRIBE CLLNGS TO LEAD
DESPITE SLIGHT SLIPS
Toledo Helps BuShmen by Knocking Off K, C, Blues
FIuke Homer Beats Petty in Miller FnaI
BIZ Times Special

ST. PAUL, May 13Owne Bush and his Indians
from Minneapolis this morning and this afternoon the Tribes
scheduled to open a three-game with Nick
Allen Saints Friday will be oday for the Hoosiers and
they will the day in travelling to Louisville.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

The Southeasterns viii hold their week
ly meeting at 1909 Linden St. Wednesday
night. Next Sunday the team plays the
Brookside Cubs. A game is wanted for
Sunday. May p. with a fast State club.
Write p. H. Merrill, 1909 Linden St. or
call Drexel O842
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
OHIO SWAMPS |. U.
Crimson Obtains Only Two Hits OF
Miller Buckeye Pitcher.
N Tlme8 SpcciaI

BV Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. May 13.-
Ohio State swamped Indiana "U"
here Monday in baseball, IA to O.
Miller, on the mound for the Buck
eyes. allowed the Crimson only two
hits.
Rust, Cause and Hord, for the
losers, failed to stop Ohio State,
which collected sixteen hits. Six
errors helped in the run-getting.
The winners made seven runs in the
eighth inning.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
GIBBONS AS REFEREE
Tommy to Act in Olympic TryOut
Glove Bouts.
BIZ United Press

Bg United Press
CHICAGO. May 13.-Tryouts for
the Olympic boxing squad viii be
held at the Great Lakes Naval
Station Wednesday night. Tommy
Gibbons, who battles Georges Car
pentier May 81. viii referee the
principal bouts.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Pennsy Grew Wins

By Times Special
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 13.-
Pennay defeated Harvard in var
sity crew race on the Charles River
late Monday. Pennsy won by five
lengths.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
R0aLs Important Battndans Open Short Series With Saints
SECOND GAME OF CITY
H. S. SERIES WEDNESDAY
Technical and Manual Appear Evenly Matched for Dia-
mond StrUggIe-Both Teams Show Strength,

second game of the city public high school baseball
will be played Wednesday at Tech field between Manual
Technical The scheduled for $50 Both
strong with the advantage of the home ground giving Tech
a slight edge.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
AnIrRICAN LEAGUE

INDIANAPOLIS at St. Paul: Columbus
al kansas City: Louisville at Minneapolis;
Toledo At Milwaukee.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

Ray Jerome. a pitcher Just back from
Peoria in the Three-I League. would like
TO line uD with some local industrial team
and with fast State team for Sunday
ball. Call Washington 1887.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

The South Side Stars hold permit tor
diamond No. a Garfield Sunday. Mem
bers of the team are requested 10 report
at the diamond at noon. E. Thurston.
Crider and D. Evans take notice. For
games call Drezel 6S73 and ask for James.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

Chicago at New York; Detroit at Wash
ington: Cleveland at Philadelphia; ST.
Louis at Boston.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Feature Games of the Past
13 RUNS IN THE FIRST INNING
May 13, 1911

John MCdraWs Giants lit
Odlnals Tor thirteen
Murray
round M2rquard urteo The
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

Bunching hits off Mitchell, while
Donohue was breezing along. the
Reds beat the Philies + to l and
went into first place with a half
game lead.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

~ UN AND BRADSTREET
II HAVEN'T ISSUED ANY
lN FIGURES on BATHING
BEAUTIES AS A BUSINESS IN
STITUTION YET, AND THAT Is
UNNECESSARY ANYWAY. THE
GALS FIGURES SEEM TO
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston az Pittsburgh; New York At st.
Louis: Brooklyn at Chicago; Philadelphia
at Cincinnati.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

Four hits in the second inning
gave the Cubs three runs. but Vance
bore down the rest Of the way and
the Robins won. to 3.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Boston at Pittsburgh. rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
All games in American Monday post
poned by rain.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

G1O modern business wizard
lin would think of introducing a
IL new concrete mixer or a self
lamb chop to the public
without first surrounding the article
with a bevy Of swimming girls, VINO
wouldn't recognize the Australian
crawl if they saw it crawling.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

VALLEY MILLS. Ind. May 13.-The
locals defeated the Rural Red Sox Of In
alianapolis, to 6. Sanders of the win
Shers famed fifteen. The Valley Mills
team will play the Indianapolis Firemen
next Sunday.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Big Leagues

G~1 WO homers by Flack and Bot
tomly off Dean in the fourth
GA inning Monday gave the Car
dinals their third straight victory
over the Giants. TO 8. and pulled
the champions out OF first place
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
Good keystone Pairs
Techs Pitchers

Techs two dependable twirlers are
Jordan and Jones. They are both
rather small, but have plenty Of
stuff. Coach Mueller of Tech may
send Lefty" Jones against Manual
as the South Siders have number
Of left-hand hitters on the club.
Jones has the makings of twirler
with the fault Of most southpaws to
oVercOme-wildness
Manual lost its best pitcher for
the Tech game when Higgs split a
finger stopping a liner through the
box in the Shortridee contest. Rose
probably viii set the Tech assign
mont although Cassidy and C1eay
also are ready.
Coach Skinner Of Manual has
quite an imposing array Of twirlers
and all are big fellows. Kellermeyer
Of Manual and Rea are fair catch
ers. Chet Jordan of Tech VII be
eligible soon. He caught last year.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

When the Big Business genius of today
tells you that he has got his affairs in
fine shape you know without asking that
a perfect SO is on the job.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

1 grandpop's day ever managed TO
I make q success Of any enterprise
/ without the epidermis assistance Of
a flock Of dumb look-me-overs is a
bigger mystery than the Athletics
: -l
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

The Y. II. s. holds q permit for Garfield
No. 3 Sunday. and would like to hear
from some fast club. Call Stewart 1892
between $50 and : .. N. and ask for
Loots Any middle-aged man who would
like to manage this team call above mum
ber.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13
HOME Runs MONDAY

Bottomley, Cards; Flack, Cards; High.
Robins; Walker. Millers; Dixon, Saints
Boone, Saints; Covingtop. Colonelss Grimes.
Indians
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

Derby-if the track is fast
But if the track happens to be
muddy look out for Altawood. Mud
is his steady diet He is by Master
Robert out Of CrestWood Girl
The Indianapolis times., 1924-05-13

Columbus ...... O1O 03O O0o--4 10 0
Milwaukee ..... 030 100 01'--5 II /
Ambrose, Sanders. Hartley; Pott, Keefe,
Shinault
Toledo ......... 100 304 o00--8 II |
Kansas City 49,. 101 600 000-2 z /
Frey. Castor: Thormahlen wilkinson
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