The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-10
ISIS THE BOARD TODAY

IL Two winners at PimlicO on Monday
padded few dollars to the bank roll.
u .orenzo and Captain Martin were the
q ,ay-ofF horses. In reality we had three
<vinners for Big Blaze beat the ones we
S aid he would beat. An added starter in
he race, Single Foot, won and Big Blaze
Ayas second.
III 1t is our rule to draw our money
vhen there Is an added starter. 1t Is
II ,nIy fair that we have q chance at all
he entries and whether our selection
yins or loses the wager is off when any
other horses run except those shown In
s Xhe original entries-the only ones we
3 have chance to see as fur as this
4 oIumn is concerned. The bank roll to-
LAY is S625.O5.
Again Plnlico is the only track in
s#OperatiOn. The feature today at the
maryland course Is the Bowie Handicap.
7Sif the track was fast we'd string along
4 with Princess Doreen, a great Ally. But
Stt was heavy on Monday and probably
Cant dry out very much for tOday's pro-
Agram.
The .incess was out of the money on
% sloppy track last time out. She has
kwon on slow and good tracks. but her
best efforts have been turned in when
s the going was fast.
Joy Smoke also Is real danger in
his race. but Wen try AGA KHAN, $40
Twin. place and show.
SARAZEN in the fourth can do 1t IL
u not in one Of his sulking moods. Wen
GUESS he wants to run today for S25
win and place.
Now 20 stab a few. FLECHITA in
#the third is worth So across coupled
wIth KANDUTr in the seventh. There's
20 parlay that will pay hatful If. In
the sixth So win, place and show VIII
be put on LORD BALTIMORE H. He
'ur1M be " good price,
OW we know why they call
glN him RABBIT" Meanwhile.
4 l It's because he hops around
ESQ much The Rabbit has just
chopped over to Brooklyn. 1t is the
fourth National league club on
(which the veteran shortstop has
8played.
4 He started out and rose to star
Sdom with Boston. He then went
$to Pittsburgh, next to Chicago and
finally has ended up with the
ROBINS. The next hop probably is
9downward to the minors 1t is the
Rstory Of many baseball players
the story of life as time sweeps
relentlessly onward.
Butler must have hit hard on
last Saturday against the beefy
Sw 9des Of Minnesota. Reports
1 from the Minneapolis camp are
+ to the effect that six Of the regu-
lars were on the injured list and
sat on the sidelines Monday at
practice.
he new field house of the
University of Iowa, to be
completed in the fall Of
1926, claims to have the largest in.
door swimming pool in the land.
1t likely viii be used as a place to
practice football es q bit of pre-
paredness for another wet season
such as the present one.
A press dispatch says that o.
fOOtfRN team was penalized u Of
an ~ when the ball was moved
up One-half the distance to the
goal line on a penalty when the
/ pigskin was only IA inches away.
This brings to mind the fact that
the longest and shortest penalty on
/ the football field may be the same
one half the distance to the goal
line.
There are quite a few football
battles on Armistice day. That's a
heck Of a way to celebrate such an
. occasion.
Rs HE most mOurnful coach
in football now has some
IL thing to make him meIan-
choly. The question is: If Gil
D0bIe of Cornell is gloomy when
he wins, to what depths of Sly
CLAN despair has he dropped
since that overwhelming. an
Initiating defeat by Dartmouth?
And another question: If Coach
Stagg annually "fears" Purdue
what must be his trembling
terror when he thinks of Dart.
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