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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
Independent and
Amateur Baseball

The Indianapolis Meldon club will meet
The, Brazil Elks Sunday at Brazil. The
MS,eldo9s have open dates for May 80 and
strong State clubs for those dates. For
games, address X. J. Stehlin. 91S Olive St.
or phone DreXel 3679-J.
The Fountain. Square A. A.. has, park
permit fol-, Sunday at Garfield and would
city team playing I'm the 1S-year-old class.
For games call Drexel 6754-W after 6 p.
m. and ask for Bud.
The Holy Trinity A. c. will play the
Acme "A :, at, Rhodius No. 2 at p. m.
at 80. stegar take notice. Tho Trinitiee
would like TO get in touch with q good
State teams Call Belmont 1884. or ad-
dress John Powell. 715 N. Holmes Ave.
The Iangsenl amp wheelers will play at
Columbus Sunday. Special bus will leave
AT IL a. m. All players are asked TO re
port before this time.
The Dady A. C. will so. to Thorntown
HG To Be al o7s Oliver me Ave at 10
a. m. game is desired for the following
Sunday Write Charles Dady. 1913 Oliver
Ave. Seymour and Columbus take notice.
will The s.E ,5s 5 ieng q q s. srSd Tta
at ) @ O'clock All players who attended re;
cent meeting and Others who did not at
For dates. city teams cali Stewart 115s
State teams write Frank Gilberiti. 1929
Finley Ave.
Western Union baseball club will play
the Tuxedo A. A. at Jameson Park az 3
p. m. Sunday. Players report at 2 80 D.
m. For games call L. Wilson. Main 2050
The Christamore A. C.s will meet the
Shoe Manufacturers Sunday At Riverside
No. o at 80. The following players be
there: Jenkins. Good Albers. Cohen.
Breene. Whiffy. Kinney. Hanley. Buely
Thorpe. Turner and Others trying out.
Martin Parry team viii play lLsngsdale
club at Riverside, diamond No. Sunday.
Martin-Psrry will meet Sunday morning
~ 80 for practice on NJ. p. diamond at
Henry and Holly SITS.
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DIRECT CONTRAST

The two leading southpaws Of the
American League at the present
time, Herb Pennock and Lefty"
Grove, present a direct contrast in
style.
Grove has perhaps twice the nat.
ural ability Of Pennock, curve ball
excepted. yet the Yankee southpaw
would probably be rated the moro
effective because of his poise and ex.
perience under fire.
Grove has binding speed. literally
he throws his fast ball by the bat.
ter. His curve is sharp. lie wins
because Of those two outstanding
assets.
Pennock, on the other hand.
mixes EN- up. He has no binding
speed, but he has "A great curve
ball and a remarkable change of
pace. On every pitch he tries to
cater to the weakness of thee batter.
II Grove ever develops a slow
ball that he can control and deliver
with the same motion as his fast
ball, he is going to be almost un.
beatable.
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COLLINS BEST

Kid" Gleason, who has been
identified with the big leagues more
than two score years. prouounces
Eddie Collins as the greatest second
baseman of all time.
'Lajoie was a marvel" says Glea.
son, "Hornsby Is a wonder. but for
all-round ability I pick Collins.
There never was a greater bats.
man than Lajoie. There is no telling
what he would have hit had he
batted against the lively bail.
But while Hornsby and Lajoie
might be regarded as harder hitters
than Collins. I don't believe either
could be classed as more valuable
batsmen.
Collins, as I see him. hasn't a
weakness in the field. at the bat or
on the bases, in addition he has the
keenest mind of any ball player I
have ever known, past or present.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

r7DIs PORTER, official timer
IL at the Speedway, says there
LII will be no more changes in
his timing apparatus this year.
Why should there be? 1t IS con-
sidered the best in the world and
Odis is much in demand. Porter
states the chronometer he uses, in
a recent test, lost II second in
forty.eight hours. Figure out for
yourself how much variation there
would be while the 500-mile race
IL being run.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

There were eight doubles two triples
and home run In that fracas at Toledo
Friday. The Indians again out-slusged the
smuggling Hens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
PREP BASEBALL RESULTS

Manual baseballers came from be
hind Friday and walloped Short.
ridge,I14 to 9. The north siders blew.
up in the fifth when Manual scored
IL runs. Glen Harmeson of Manual
collected a triple and three doubles.
Goldsmith Of Manual got a triple
two doubles and single. and Sims.
Shortridge, poled a double and two
singles.
The Cathedral nine went to
Noblesville and won a close game
to I. Noblesville rallied In the
seventh but was checked. A throw
to the plate by Herald featured.
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ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 60 C
WRASSIE BIRDIEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

believe that was a good example and
1t Is hoped that many more local
golfers follow suit.
Just reminder that the entry
date dead line for tho P. G. A. meet
to be held over the Scioto Country
Club course in July, is Sunday. May
Y. To date Dick and Lee Nelson
have entered. and it is said that
George Stark and Wallace Nelson
wired their entries this week They
will be eligible to play in the sec.
tional preliminaries at Chicago,
June ID, at which time golfers will
qualify for the meet at Scioto. 1t
would be fine if moro OF the local
pros got into the meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

The radio booths are in place
Immediately in front Of the judges
and timers stand at the Speed
way. The race will be put on the
air by the local station, WFBM,
and the Chicago station, WGN.
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n. S. TENNIS
Tech Downs Manual - Ca
thedraI Defeats Morton.

Tennis players of Tech High de-
feated Manual representatives Fri
day by winning three singles and a
doubles match. Tech meets short
ridge on the Tech courts Monday.
Friday scores: Won Burg. Tech. de
teated Roth. Manual, 81, 90;
Schmidt, Tech, defeated Loo.
Manual, Ga, 6-3; May. Tech. defeated
Kline. Manual, 81, 81. In doubles
Won Burg and West. Tech, defeated
Ballman and Fechtman, Manual. GA,
Ga.
Cathedral High School tennis per.
formers went to Richmond Friday
and downed the Morton boys by
taking five matches. 1t was a clean
sweep for the winners. Quinn.
Scanlon. O'Connor and Mangan
formed the Cathedral squad.
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AROUND THE A. A.
By Eddie Ash

artillery AZ Toledo Friday With triple.
double and. two singles.
Little Elmer Voter didn't get a bean re,
ward for polling that homer Friday, but
at non home naf Tor 1fh Circuit dr9s Oes eot
when the Indians We're at Washington
prize before he ieft TO Join the Giants
Schneider was another lucky one on the
home lot to receive pork and from Van
Camps.
There were eight doubles. two triples
and home run in that fracas at Toledo
Friday. The Indians again out-slusged the
smuggling Hens.
Twenty-six athletes MIXED in the struE-
gle. Toledo using sixteen. Twenty-nine
were used the day previous. Casey Stem
gel will have TO swing heavy ak when
the player-llmlt time comes. The Indians
already are down TO the legal limit.
Ownie Bush's pastimers were tied with
the Hens for third place in the A - a;
thriller from the Saints Friday.
Stephenson gathered in seven fly balls
lifted INTO his territory Friday.
Sticking crashed the ball sduarely on the
s siTaght into at9 the a glove OF KoSRcr in cen
ter field II was line drive and the
bases were filled at the time.
In the fifth stanza Hill got bad breaks.
Voter was on third with one out when
Carmen lined a terrific smash TO Connolly.
and Voter was doubled before he could
scramble back.
Grover Hartley. the "Osgood kid,
strayed off third too far In the eighth and
a snap throw from Catcher Urban TO Groh
got him.
Manager Bush had Henry and Speece In
line for the pitching assignment today to
close the Toledo series.
Five games at Columbus. The Bush
men will return home after that series to
start another session with the Colonies
next Friday.
Riggs Stephenson tops the Indians in
batting with a mark of 1868. HOlSe has
crept up to .342. Russell has picked up
ground. and Voter continues TO edge along
and improve his average.
II was West Baden (Speecel and Os-
good Hartley on the firing line again
Friday in the ninth stanza at Toledo ana
the Hoosier battery checked the Hen rally
Ban johnson. American League presi-
dent said early in the spring that the Bos-
ton Red Sox would be a surprise this sea-
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Billy EUunS
Says
FRENCH FASTEST

Speed is once more becoming a
prominent factor in baseball.
With the smuggling type game that
has been popular for some years.
speed lost much of it's value.
Now that the teams are resorting
TO strategy, bringing back some of
the inside stuff that has been stored
away for many seasons. speed once
more comes to the front.
In this connection / might add
that I regard Walter French of the
Philadelphia Athletics the fastest
man in the American League.
There are better base runners be.
cause French has yet to master the
art of getting a big lead. However.
no player in the American. I doubt
in the majors, can step to first or
circle the bases as fast as French.
The former West Point star ath.
lete runs close to the ground and
travels much faster than his style
would make you believe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
H0RNSBY IS HONORED
st. Louis Manager Gets $1,000 Prize
as Most Valuable"

BV United Press
ST. LOUIS. May 22.-Rogers
Hornsby, manager and mainstay of
the st. Louis Cardinals, was to be
honored today as the most valuable
player in the National League in
1925.
President John A. Heydler of the
National League arrived here today
for a banquet tonight. Hornsby will
get a thousand dollars in gold and
a silver loving cup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

Harry Miller says that Coop
er's front-drive, damaged in an
accident on the back stretch,
will be back at the track proba-
bly, Monday and at the very lat
est, Tuesday.
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Fans Give Auto
to Alexander

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 22.-Grover cIeve.
land Alexander, the old war horse
OF CUBS hurting staff. was to find
himself on the receiving end this
afternoon for the first time in his
major league career.
When he stepped out to hurl the
hrst ball agains the Braves he was
10 hnd an expensive sedan barring
the throw. The car a gift OF the
fans. was to be presented as a. token
OF appreciation of his fourteen.
years service in baseball.
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Out at the Plate


Connolly Of the Hens was nailed
at the plate in the ninth with the
tying run and retired for the game.
ending out. About $500 customers
were leaping, pulling and shouting
in that final stanza.
Connolly, on third, and Lebourveau
on first, tried a double steal. Catcher
Hartley pegged to Sticking, but Con.
molly hesitated about leaving third.
Sticking chased Lebourveau back and
threw to Holke. Instantly Connolly
dashed for home, and Holke turned
and shot the ball to Hartley, who
touched Connolly and the fracas was
over.
Indianapolis scored two runs in
the first and enjoyed a fat inning in
the third by scoring five times Nc
Namara, recently obtained from the
Giants, was blasted off the rubber
and Johnson, who relieved, was
greeted with a home run by Voter.
Hartley singled, and Johnson re-
tired in favor Of Thomas. who
pitched good ball until taken out in
the seventh for a pinch hitter.
Specie Rescues Hill
Hill lasted in the Tribe box until
the ninth, when he was driven out
and Byron Specie saved the Indians
for the second time in two days.
Toledo scored one marker in the
fourth, two in the sixth. two in the
eighth and two in the ninth.
Schliebner opened the Hen half
of the final inning by walking. He
batted for English. Canavan batted
for Pitcher Pfeffer and flied to ste.
phenson. Groh singled. Schliebner
stopping at second Connolly sin
gled, scoring Schliebner, Groh stop.
ping at second. Specie rushed to
Hills aid. Russell dropped Lebour-
veau's long fly, filing the bases.
Veach FLED to Russell, Groh scoring
after the catch and Connolly going
to third. Grimes was at bat when
Connolly and Lebourveau attempted
the steal that failed.
What proved to be the winning
run for the Tribe was scored in the
ninth after two out. Stephenson
walked and Holke tripled Steve over
the plate. Holke was left stranded
when Schroeder famed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
GOLF T Fam
Hagen Names Pro Squad for
English Play.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 22.-The Ameri-
can professional golf team which will
meet British professionals in Eng
land next month has been ramed by
Walter Hagen and includes besides
Hagen, Jim Barnes. Cyril Walker
Tommy Armour, Joe Kirkwood. Bill
Mehlhorn. Al Watrous. Freddie Nc.
Leod, Emmett French and Joe Stein
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ATHLETE HONORED
BIZ United Press

BIZ Unltcd PTCSS
MADISON, Wis. May 22.-Steve
Polaski, captain Of the 1925 Badger
football team, has been chosen from
among six outstanding University
of Wisconsin athletes as winner OF
the medal awarded each year for
athletic ability and commendable
scholarship.
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Indian Batting Averages
pitchers Not Included)
SEVEN COLLEGES COMPETE

Bb Cntted PFeSS
CHICAGO. May 22.-Athletes from
seven colleges were here today for
the Western Interstate Conference
track and field meet held under the
auspices Of De Paul University.
Schools entering performers were:
Lombard, St. Viator. Columbia, La
Crosse. Valparaiso, Luther and De
Paul.
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CHAMP SCORES X. O.


DU = hNto HDCtt0t
TORONTO, May 22.-Bobby Eb-
Der, Canadian bantam. was knocked
out in the fifth round by Charlie
Rosenberg, worlds bantam champ,
here Friday. The title was not at
stake as both boys weighed over
the bantam limit, the champion
weighing 1876.
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TOLEDO

StengeI Dated Tor Th0mas IN seventh.
Schliebner batted for English in ninth.
Indianapolis ......... 200 600 0O1-S
Toledo ............ 900 102 OPT
Two-base hits-Stephenson. Russell.
Hoke. Schreiber. .Koehler (2l. Lebour-
yeau. Hartley. Three-base hits-Veach,
Holke. Home run-Yoter Stolen bases
IVeach. Voter, Sacrifces-SicLng. Rus
sell, H1ieyins. Hin, Veaeh, Dougle play
annapolis. 4 Toledo. g. Bases on balls
OFF Hill. 9; off Thomas. 2 off Pfoffer. /.
Struck out-By Hill. 3: by Mcnamara.
b %o Thomas. Fl By BBfeeteT: Hits%oti
third off Thomas. in = Is Innings ss of
Pfefter, In 2 innings; off Hill. Ii in
3 3 innigs; of Specie. 2 In 2-3 inning.
Mcnamara, UmDires-McGrew and Powell.
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GLENNA RETURNS

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May 22.-Glenna
Collett, Providence golfer, has re-
turned from England. where her
quest for the women's championship
was halted when the tournament
was called off during the strike She
plans to return to England next
year.
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EASY FOR KAHN

BIZ Times Special
GREEN BAY, WIS. May "a
Jimmy Ryan, Des Moines light
weight, was stopped in the third
round by Harry Kahn. Milwaukee,
here Friday night,
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son. Well, they are. They're not in last
pace yet cause the Browns wont let
them in
Our Mike Kelly. indianapolis. formerly
n catcher in the American Association has
met obstacles with his Spartanburg team
IN the South Atlantic League. His 1925
pennant winners arc in sixth place
Pougo Joe Cantllons Little Rock club
in the Southern Association Is In the cell
lar again. firmly situated. Old Joe can't
pick 'em any more.
Pitcher NcCracken. who started n g sea
son with the Brewers. was released 10
Springfield in the Three-I League and got
knocked out of the box Thursday.
Two former A. A. managers are going
wild in the National League. Jack Hen
bricks Reds are IN first place and Joe
McCarthys Cubs in second.
Paul Florence Tribe receiver. who was
elevated TO the majors a few DAYS ago,
caught for the New York Giantt Friday
against Pittsburgh Pep. got one hit. a
double, in four efforts. None Of the, Pi-
mer. right-hander. pitched for Pittsburgh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

Great is the national pastime for
thrills, even if the home club does
lose. Ask Toleda fans. Excitement
at Swayne Field here since the In
dams came to town has been frantic.
Thursday the Indians came from be.
hind to win, to g. and Friday the
Hens came from behind. but not
quite strong enough. and the Indi,
ans again won to Z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
COLLEGE BASEBALL

De Paw, 10; Rose Poly. 2.
Notre Dame, Z; Iowa State, O.
Carleton College, 4; Indiana Uni
versity, 8.
Michigan, 8; Ohio State, 4.
Marines, 6; Vermont, 3. ~.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

Ownie Bushs pastimers were tied with
the Hens for third place in the A. a.
standing today X c. kept on the heels
OF the champion Colonies by winning a
thriller from the Saints Friday.
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VALLEY TRACK TOURNEY
BIZ United Press

Nebraska and Missouri Loom Strong
I'm Cinder Carnival.
BIZ United Press
LINCOLN. Neb., May IA
closely waged battle between Mis-
souri, and Nebraska doomed in the
finals of the Missouri Valley confer
once track meet here this afternoon.
Both teams showed up well in the
preliminaries Friday afternoon,
though a stiff breeze prevented any
fast time in the dashes.
In the preliminaries Nebraska
placed Ia; Missouri. -; Oklahoma,
II, and Kansas, 9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
TRIBE CLOSES WITH TOLEDO and PLAYS In COLUMBUS SUNDAY
Finale of Hen Series Today - Bush
men Make 1t Two Straight
Tie for Third Place.

TOLEDO, May 22-Owne Bush Indians were to wind up
their series with the Hens here this tonight
HOOsers will depart for Columbus tackle the Senators
day in the first struggle of five game set
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22
Butler Athletics
SATURDAY ACTIVITIES

NATN KDAY ACTIVIT1FS
BASEBALL-State Normal VS.. Butler al
,GoLF-Butler vs. Wabash at Crawfords.
p, TRACK-Participation in State meet at
Bloomington. ' "'
RESHMEN--Baseball track and golf
teams teams at Culver Military Academy in three
TENNIS--Sagalowslky Butler cop,
peted in last days play of State COLLEGE
tourney at Muncie Normal.
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RALLY WINS

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, May a.
Michigan rallied in the ninth inning
to take the game by a score of 5
to from Ohio State, here Friday.
The Wolverines frightened their
grip on the Big Ten leadership
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

Cathedral. s; Noblesville, 7.
Manual. "A; Shortridge. 9.
Central (Muncie), 5; Central ct.
8.
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PITCHES 0NE-HIT GAME

NOtre Dame Hurler Blanks Iowa
State-Irish Win. to 0.
BIZ United Press
AMES, Iowa, May %. - Notre
Danes baseball team beat Iowa
State College, Z to 0, Friday. Rooney,
pitching for Notre Dame, allowed
but one hit.
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STATE M EET
College Athletes Gather at
|. u. Stadium.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May o.
The State College track and field
meet was scheduled at I. US Me
mortal stadium this afternoon with
2O5 entries. The program:
200 p. M.-12O-yard high hurdles pole
vault. high inmn and shnt mt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

Albert Guyot, noted French race
driver and car designer, arrived in
Indianapolis Friday and made his
appearance at the Motor Speed
way. Friday afternoon. Guyot is
scheduled to drive a GuyOt Special
in the 50O-mile race on May 81.
He has been in four races here,
finishing third once, fourth on two
occasions and sixth in 1921, his
last appearance.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Milwaukee at Minneapolis, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis ... 600 100 1902 10 !
New York ...... 01O 121 02'-7 2
Wingard. Jonnard Vangilder. Dixon;
Pennock. Collins.
G Ens,as G 9GS 5 5SS 1 1d9S = 8
Blankenship. Lyons Schalk. Zahniser,
Wiltse. Castor. Bischof.
Washington " 40 003 1915 ID i
Collins. Barefoot. Stoner. Holloway. Bass
Ter Woodal: Ruether. Marberry, Fergu-
son. Ruel. SEVERED.
Thirteen Innings)
Cleveland. 010 0Q2 900 600 Ia y 2
BmGkeyte Uhlf imysbt BBsmmel Pate
rane.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ehrhardt, Barnes, Mcweeny. ONeil:
Luque, Lucas. Picinich.
s RSsten .-.:.. egg ll999 o0ddi-S g 9
Wertz, Graham. Cooney. Taylor; Kauf-
B BsT IqFS -. oo2Y 9 SSs SSd6!-3 Il 8
Ring, Scott Florence; Kremer, smith,
philadelphia 49,. 399II 0 0SSo0 9Oo-,4 : g
,Wiiloughby Dean, Wilson; Rhem. oFar-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGIE
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Columbus.
ST. Paul at Kansas City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-22

Edward p. Raub, delegate from
the indianapolis Board of Trade to
the fourteenth annual meeting Of
the United States Chamber Of Com.
merce at Washington last. week.
won the national business mems golf
tournament held in connection with
the meeting. Raub had a net score
of "a. Now, Mr. Raub, we certainly
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The public is not admitted to
the Speedway grounds on Sun
day. No use trying to get in.

ET1AL HARESNAPE Of Los
V Angeles, nationally known
- racing expert, has been APP
pointed manager Of the contest
board of the American Automobile
Association, which regulates and
supervises all track and speedway
sanctioned automobile racing
events in the United States, which
of course, includes the Indianapolis
500-mile race. Haresnape already
has assumed his new duties at
A. A. A. headquarters at Wash
ington, ID. G.
EEe will come to Indianapolis
next week for the May 81 race.
For two years prior to his appoint
ment, Haresnape was member
of the board from the Pacific
coast and played a prominent part
in championship racing events
west of the Rocky Mountains. In
addition. he has since 1920 been
one of the representatives of the
contest board in California. which
from a racing standpoint is one
of the important sections of the
country, and is particularly i'm
portant from a contact point OF
as 1t Is the winter home of
. ,1,s.-y Of the champion drivers
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis az New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
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Milwaukee at Minneapolis. rain.
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Ralph Hepburn has found
baseball as dangerous as the
race track. The driver twisted
an ankle in the daily ball game
on Thursday and can hardly
walk.
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w. Douglas Hawkes., the Eng
Iish driver to arrive here the 9th
er day, drove an English Bent
Icy car in the 1922 race and nm
ished thirteenth. The event was
won that year by the late Jimmy
Murphy.