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Evening star., 1928-05-13
78 PUPILS HONORED.
Eive-Pointers Presented on dad
dy's Night" at Potomac, Va.
ypeeial Dispatch 20 The Star

EpeciaI Dispatch 20 The Star
POTOMAC, Va. May i2.--"Daddy's
night" was observed in the George
Mason Hiah School auditorium last
night al the final monthly meeting Of
the season of the Parent Teacher AS
socaattOn Of George Mason and the
Mount Vernon Elementary School this
term DIR, G. NJ. Chichester, Arlington
County public health of1ceY, presented
10 students Of the two scfiools who
have qualified as "Gye-polnt" pupils by
passing examinations Of their ewes.
ears, aose. throat and teeth. OF the
70 students 30 are men1bers Of the
suDior high school and 40 OF Mount
Vernon
Or. Chichester presented 22 preschool
Children VINO passed the GAMMA ton
and who viii be recognized sg "ftpe-
point pupils when they enroll nrzt
term The association voted 70 hold its
annual nleetlna On May 81. Al which
time TIE. election of officers wifi he
he'd. Principal W. II Thomas OF
George Mason hesds a nominating
committee which Hlll select nonljf,eas
f3F tire various offices.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Former Hyattsyille Man Dies
De u iasps8eD u TIA star

Epeesi tispsteD ~ Tie star,
EYATTEyILLE. Nd, April r.
Dsgiel Wells, 10 years I'D, e9B of tie
late Alfred HIiIeary Wells NJ Prince
Georges County, died suddenly yestHr-
day 1T bis home IN C0ffeyyiiIs, Kans
according " wofa resolved By relatives
there, He lett this secsion when q
Iyogna man He WIS brother III the
late Dr, Charles a. Wells q banker
tlaeTe. Surviving Mr Wells besides his
widow are two slstEFE, Kfs. Vernon g.
Ward "a Warrington. - g. and Mrs.
&a6G.a Laga1gga Of Lgnc9burg, Va.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
80 MARINES LANDED.
Two Wounded and Three Ill
Among Arrivals From Eiearaeua

NORFOLK Vs. Nay ~ lA7j.~Eriua-
Ing 20 Nzti1ee from Nicaragua, two
81 them suffering tram guushT WOUNDS
EKld three fFonl malaria OF other iron.
ieaI ilas, the naval oa tanker RaunaDo
doekeo ~ The Hampton Roads naval
operating base yesterday Most of she
others are men whose tennis o! enlist
ngetat nave expired and wfao are ~ be-
mustered out ~ service.
me yoiafaced ere eergt. f. +. Rove
Of Maiden, HAS, who wsA sfa1t lI the
left arm, and PVT Brady II. Watts of
Birmingham. Ala, VINO was shot In tj1s
1ffI hand, They. Blth the eick men.
were nsDsfeYrso 70 the naval hospital
~ Portsmouth,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
TWO POLICEMEN FACE
TRIAL BOARD TUESDAY
Pair, Freed of Extortion Charge,
Now Accused of Mis-
conduct.

Policemen Ralph G. Blasey and Rob-
ert /. Smith Of the fifth precinct, re-
Gently acquitted IN Criminal Court of
q charge Of extortion, have been cited
70 appear before the police trial board
next Tuesday morning and answer a
charge Of having engaged in conduct
pre1udtcial TO the good order and dis
cipline OF the department.
BlaseY and Smith were arrested more
than six months ago On charge Of
having accepted $50 from coIored man
who was alleged to have been in the
liquor business. IL was their conten-
ton that money received from the coll
ored man was return Of money
they had loaned him, claiming they had
advanced him $40 and he had paid
them $50 In return.
Both men have been suspended from
duty since their dealings With the man.
Attorney Bertrand Emerson, tr., and K.
Russell Kelly represented them in court
and VIII represent them az the hearing
next week.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

Impsrts a high lls-
ire and protects the
finest finish. Splep-
did for polishin &
autos. furniture and
fine woodwork
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

Kedslyes is hangulatbsn bdcsusott az 81
t6l 81 fog adtas az j1lsI

"a regi jo syilag Kossuth Szil.
veszter estelyeire emile eKeztetS ska-
bare miisoros szilve veszter estklyt
rendezett 4 Kosslitl Il Kor deraalrsvez
zet5sege multi szombaton este a
K0r 0sszes helyise geiben.
Efeelig is cigany zene mellett
melegedett fel a kozons6g szil-
veszteri hangulathoz.
Amikor ejfelkor megsz6laltak
a kurt0k Is zugtak harangok
Nemenyi Miklos Ern6 bucsuztat-
ia 81 az 6-ssztendSt.
Nemenyi yisszapillantott 13 6v-
vel ezel6ttre, amikor azs-elso bu-
rsnztat6t nondott Youngstown
ban. Akko ris eeppen sz0k5 ev xii
szod,en allottunk.
aK6riilnezett a tererahe1l.es visz-
szahivta nagy koziaseg emile
kezetebe, hogy azok, akik most
eyermekeikkel jottek els siSanat egy1
Kossnth szilvesaterre, akkoraban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

iesak serdll6 laaly0k es ieJ
.volfak M
IA rfgi garia ott volt csak u q
Ekivstet nslkiil fsa 4 sf6sIsJ 4
hey Laps aki a14yiszoFs i! q 4 Il &
retfettea Kossasi Ok = s. y I|eoi;l,ssS n
IS megjelent, ne1na tlidd h6I b
gyermekeyel, Liszlsa a SE3
Dealy Pail, Molnarek Ga& s s. 0 gI
Molnar Mihalyek, 1 rec X m I 400
tott Geressy Sandorek N6me h
Brogliek, Jakobey nonka 81 in6 M 8
XII gy6zn6 Sket mind Sls6 u 4 gs
mind oft voltak
Ejfa utan trefas kabars es
vetkezett, ameIybell i ssxes ||
sGiirtler Adolfne, HUI \ !! y l u D
iJarabek Aranka, Mezd ~ & q
Uray Karol} Ellenbogen 6nf
lDranjfns s1,aios tiifate \ ssss 8 81 2 .>l
AZ iencRszam moka s | \
Is szilma Oszkar kis6rt6 6 q sE n
rabokat persze iigyss sfolnft Il
los rc4ldaztr. "a .S :sysS S1 B
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

Joseph Heffernan, Youngstown
|uj polgammestere hivatalosan ell
foglalta allasat Is kedden mar
gyakorolta jogait.
Az vi polgarmester tobbnyireI
Ititkara, John McAvoy r6ven inte-
u el dolgait, helyesebben D titka-
rat hasznalja sz6csoviil. Legujab-
ban a titkar koztudodnasra adta.
hogy mindenfele license lejart de-
lcembcr 3l-6n, azaz a poolroomok,
a soft drink parlorok, taxicabek,
q kiilomb6z5 peddlerek stb. enge-
delyei lejartak, tekintettel azon-
ban rendkiviili k0riilmenyekre,
Ijanuar 2Oig senkinek mem lesz
.b6nt6dasa,
Az vi polgarmesterrel egyide-
jiileg elfoglalta allasat az uj rem
sd5rf8n0k is J. j. McNicholas. AZ
1uj rend5rf5nok nagyon sep be-
sz6det startott d rendSrseg tagjai-.
nak s megis6rte, hogy mindcn
tekintstbcns egyiitt fog veliik dol
gozni, csak ARA kerte- 6kct,I
Ihogy lelkiismeretesen v6gezzfk
munk ajnkat, s kim6letlcniil i'll
dozzek t0rv6nyszeg6ket.
AZ vi rendorf5k 5kapitany 35 Ieszy
tendeje szolgalja a varosts kiion-
fele rend6ri min6segben, keadve
j legals6 fokt6l, Minden igyelteE
xete abban oss1pont ntosult, hogy va
lamikor rend5 Skapitany legyen.
Most teljesedett remenystge.s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

81 Rorza. .s,ztn szarSr,ccS6f l1snS6u 3. 1rtnl
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
sIKEattLT szMvEszTERI
MACY TANCaGuIsATSxa

Az elmult MONT ton este; szil.
m ~ ri III klf<n tixtottkk g
s !Ill!l| b y! ~ u
R6paai K Kathoai11 MM b Nm zssg Tug.
':sai nagg ljjllk Man6nihg
ffnpsa lss3 fefemben:. A BAL,
mint 6rts Hunk. inmden tekin-
fetben kitiin5en sikeriilt. A ven
'degek sokssaga hemzseget. A rem
dez6 bizottsag halas koszonettel
emlekezik meg a nagyszamu k5-
z0nsts partfogasar6l.
Hogy minel nagyobb lcgyen az
anyaei ercdmeny, t0bben ajande-
'ltpAst tasttak Pasaanl Molnar Ist-
vAp ktt SEP y;liany limplt adott.
Eek meg mem leftek kisorsolra
IA. Kal6szlty Sander egy sep tor
ai6rde ekozott, sEz ]Si lett sor-
Dlsas $4.s,5 Sentet hoxotk S5ndor
fv6snfs sit tsmsn yskef tif&htott
csiflkst, szendvicsnek val6t adott-
4, "A 6O-as szSfn melyet a bal al
kslnsdval hdztak H, ! iiyert ey
szep k0nyvtar asztalterit6t. a
sserencses nyer5 Kasza Irfnke
lett. #
a bazar leszdanol&s. jov5 vasar-
nap lesx megtartva, de azeft mar
j6 el5re lehet latni, hogygaz anya-
81 skier mem maradtsa remenyse;
gen alul. Ezuton is k0sz0netet
mondanak hitkozseg vezetbi 4
|sziyes partol6kn I Is azoknak,
xix I. aiande ekokat adtak kiscrso-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

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f,afssra 81 - csalSd;6ra.
rEmfKur masojkt Il serymasnak s boldoc
kedyes tac;a u fvcs ,l.,l;s, J. \
Az elbunyi ,apvsf lfknv bala-
i nem ;ott, sosszen m vkratlanul,
inert mar rsrebben betepesledett,
Haromszor vblt mir oneralva bel.
NJ; t,etecasosR Mat. 1,i,dta & q.
mer 4 sziil5 is i,oeys ,;abb nil
tetet kell rdIfs ye3ezSi. ! All u
|tudtak togs i mutat komoly Ks.
vetkezmenyekkel jarhat. Mint .egy
| hSs. ugy mel,t i k6rhazba, inert 4
szenyedest tovabb nern birta. AZ
operalast merelSz5 este macahoz
|hiyatta lelkipasztorat. st. I,aky
ndot I felyette az urva- i
csorat. Masnsp reegel nyolc Ora
|lsor vittek Be "a I xoperal6 szobdba
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

vids ski heti ID IilisI
othat tnanak gyesine tet,
Iatnely javs sol fa6 nem-
csak q lapok k1isslk has,enl ma
yar int lneA Is,
ilyep cgy
slithntna cgy I,ainta hetll llas.
I,ot. 0;rvoiidlAzott els oli
aIt .eeyh hazi e. .egy ~ Iiir't i'
ket k0zlS n,dsosIil /! Is '1' harry I
dik oldaE, egy u yezereil Y 4
oIdalt IS ks6t Isl oldalt hazali
esen 6ngek eknel Is tarc6na
Ixyn6 anva n
t6bbi old Is h hirdet t6se
1nenpyi eietS u fiiggye ls'Sepy
irtas zss'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

ketezer oaiarfal sxapoeo oosssss
A SIT. Istvan Egylet multi va
sarnap tartotta eIbben az eszten-
'd6ben els5 rendes gyiileset, ez AL
kalonlrnal i tagsag elt keriilt q "
Eegylet nlnlt cyi szalnaslisa, melyI
a. egyIet gyarapod 6sar6l szkmol
I be.
"A Sat. Istvan Eeyletnek az evl
szamadasok lezArasa alkahiava
252 tagia volt, asert minden ka-
atholikus ferfinek IS n3nek erkol-
scsi k5telessege Z melle az egyleti
zaszl6 melle allani. Az &vi jelen-
ties szomorasn szamol be az cgys
slet. mult evi haiottsir6l, hArom'
'Ief2k es lelkes tagt6rssal foeyntt
meg aekcgyetlen vegzct rendel-
skezessf folyt&n q taglstsza u
Alant adj.rk az egylet rAszletes
szamadasat, melybSl kitiinik,
hogy kijzel kelezer dollarral mo-
vekedett az egylet yagyona. @
BeteGsegely cinfn az egylet
$1077.OO fizetett Hi tagjainak, le-
t1rElvr ezafta1 snk ks;nnrpt ~ ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

az amerikai maj o.vn., !, !, ] !, M M
iras egyik leg0re Ml.k Az.
sa, Hinller Martt
di Kornel, Orosz Antal Is XII
vM oszomszedunk az akroni
Tarn6czy Arpad Is niasolr
mar megsz6laltak ebben u
kerdesben.
K0zel 13 esztendejc meg
szakitas snflkiil szolgaltarn
AZ an1erikai, dc kiilon0sen 4
youngstown es kornyeki
ll,agyarsagot szerer,y toll
lalnmal Spha sem vindikAl-
tam 11lagan1lak kiil0nos uj-
s6gir6 erde deneke ket AZ Sarleri-
lsaf 1ris6 6rriiras 81 y a1nAlv kef1ve-
rernet ada Is lehet0ve teszi
hogy eIletk rlegna7 ]
rxd iak i Irae arsag szolgaT.
lss bizony meg ma
NJ n |, K nScSs>o ~ ~, hafo1rySC N
I. 4 y 80 saS.f III
q 1sAl .,.,Is s 8. &.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04

him to the semi-hnals each year and he
was defeated each time in heart-break-
ing extra hole matches when his OppO-
nents scored below par shots.
= n
GEORGE ANDERSON, who won
VI the low medal prize in The
Times tournament last yeaf, crashed
into the hall of fame at Avalon
Country Club, Sunday, when he
scored a hole in one on the twelfth
hole. George used a spade mashie
to turn the trick. 1t is a 150-yard
shot. Hugh Nessel, Gene Blanford
and E. Webb witnessed the shot.
Anderson will play in The Times
meet next week as an entry from
Broad Ripple High School.
n
The Seven-O-Two Club OF the Indian
apolis Athletic Club held it's annual golf
derby at Robinson. ILL.,. the past weekend
and Charles L. Buschman was low net
scorer with 70. c. L. Smith and K. K
Wooling tied for second with 70, but Smith
was undisputed low gross shooter with
an 49,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
Williams Scores
Win Over Darcy

Bobby Williams of Syracuse, N.
Y, who meets Howard Bentz of
Milwaukee, in the opening boxing
show of the summer season at the
FIT. Harrison punch bowl Tuesday
night, has had but one fight since
he last appeared here, and that en-
gagement was with Len Darcy at
Grand Rapids, Mich, on May 10.
Williams proved quite a surprise
to the Furniture City fans, who had
expected an easy victory for Darcy,
local favorite at Grand Rapids, but
when Referee Dickerson raised
Bobby's hand at the end of ten
rounds, there was not a single dis
senting vote from the customers.
Williams and his Indianapolis
opponent, Howard Bentz, we're to
arrive here this afternoon, Ft. Har-
rison A. A. rules requiring principals
in main events to be in this city the
day before the fight.
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ere discovered and penalized.
The position of the umpire in
a ball game is merely the judge
oc plays. He is there to give deci-
SONS, not to make plays.
When a player fails to touch q
base, leaves a base too soon or bats
out of order, it is up to the team
II the field to observe such slips.
It calls for alert, heads-up baseball
the team is playing such baseball,
it will profit by having the runner
a batSman declared out for falling
to observe the rules of the game.
If the umpire made rulings on
such plays it would remove the
r enlium that goes to the alert team
" individual, would place the slow
tinker and poor observer on the
',2me plane with the smart player
At various times it has been sug-
r3sted that the umpire be author
led to act on such plays without
appeal, but it never got very far. 1t
would be an unwise move, as it
you'd destroy initiative on the part
O, the player and make more trou-
he for the umpire, who already has
plenty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
i. s. Meters
GotoEurope
on Saturday
Johnny HenneSsey and
Teammates to Be Met in
London by Hunter.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June 4.-After a clean
sweep of their final American Zone
matches with Japan, the United
States Davis Cup team will sail next
Saturday for Europe.
The team will be composed of
William T. Tilden II, captain,
George Lott of Chicago, John Hen
Messy Of Indianapolis and Wilbur
F. Coen Jr., Kansas City youth.
They will be met in London by
Francis T. Hunter, another member
of the team.
Tilden defeated Yoshiro Ohta
Sunday, 6-8, 6-3, 6-1 and 60 in the
final singles round, which had no
effect on the international matches,
since the United States already had
won three out of five rounds.
Coen defeated Tamio Abe, TO,
GO, Ga and 7-5. The youngster
appeared nervous and over-anxious
in his first set, but after losing it
he quoted down and took the re-
naming sets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
TriumphS Over English Girl
in Straight Sets,
6-1, 6-2.
EXPERTS LAUD YANKEE
Rate Californian Greatest
of Women Stars.
By United Press

By United Press
ROLAND GARROS STADIUM
PARIS, June 4.-Miss Helen Wills Of
California won the women's singles
tennis championship of France to-
day, defeating Miss Eileen Bennett
Of England in straight sets, 6-1, 6-2
Miss Wills thus became the cham
pion of the three leading tennis
countries, the United States, Great
Britain and France. Not even the
great Suzanne Lenglen was able to
Go that.
Miss Wills clearly showed the wide
margin of her superiority over all
ether women players. She allowed
Miss Bennett, best of the English
women, only three games in two
sets.
THE overwhelming power Of the
California girls shots and the ex-
cellenoe of her court tactics gave
Miss Bennett no chance. II tool,
Miss Wills only a few games to
gauge Miss Benefits game and to
determine her own method Of at
tack.
Rene La Coste and other French
stars who have observed Helen in
action at Paris now declare her bet
ter than their own Suzanne Lenglen.
Christabel Hardie, English girl
who was Miss Wills victim in the
semi-finals Sunday, was completely
overwhelmed by the fury of the
American champions attack.
Miss Wills kept MISS Hardie con-
stantly on the run, and had to make
not more than three or four de-
fensive shots during the match,
which was concluded in straight
sets, 6-1, 81.
Until Sunday, Miss Wills had been
keeping her best game, under cover,
pointing for the finals.
Helen has increased her own court
covering capacity by at least so per
cent since she last played in Paris
two years ago.
The point score of todays match
(First set
MISS wins '.''.'''.'..'.. 944 45f SO
Second set
MISS wills s..,...,.....,.. 41I ob4 $50
Miss Bennett .............. 045 AL SIPS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
Negro Pilots in
Century Race at
Playground Here

An auto race of 100 miles,
sponsored by the Negro Auto Racing
Association will be held this year on
July 4 at the Indiana State fair
ground. Entries are coming in from
many drivers.
Prizes will be given as follows:
First, $1,000; second, $500; third,
$500; fourth, 500. In addition
a consolation prize of $50 will be
given to each car starting in the
race and not finishing in the money.
Trials are to be held July and
the fifteen fastest cars will be the
ones to start the race on July>4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
Notre Dame Nine
on Eastern Tour

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jne 4.-The
University of Notre Dame baseball
team was in the East today, ready to
open an eight-game transforming
tour. The Irish open with Villa No.
va Tuesday at Philadelphia. Villa
Nova is rated one OF. the best teams
in the East, having won 81 games
in "a starts.
Following the Tuesday tilt the
Irish play in succession Holy Cross,
Boston College, Harvard, New
Hampshire, Providence, understand
Cornell. The Irish closed their
home season here Saturday, defeat
ing the Michigan State nine, to O.
Hayden and Rust held the Wolves to
four bingles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
Brother of Tribe Coach
Captain at Michigan

Johnny Corriden, coach of the
Indians, was walking around with
his chest thrust out today. His
brother, Donald, has been elected
captain Of next years University of
Michigan baseball team. Don helped
the Wolverines win this seasons Big
Ten title, with eleven victories and
only one defeat.
Young Corriden is a right-handed
batter and thrower and plays both
outfeld and inf1eld. The Corrldens
are from Logansport, but Donald at
tended Cathedral high school in In
dianapolis where he played both
baseball and football.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
Chicago Racing
Season Started

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 4.-Chicagos
racing season was to open today at
Arlington Park with a card of eight
races, featured by the $4,000 pre-
mier handicap.
The feature race had an out
standing entry list, including the
local favorite. Chicago, winner of
the American national handicap
last year; Sir Harry and Crystal
Pennant, Cofroth handicap win
ners; Reign Olga, Florence Mills
and Sankari.
Pari-mutuel betting odds will be
posted before the start Of every
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
Sears Gets First
atChicago Meet

By Times Special
CHICAGO, June 4.-Ft. Collins,
Colo, won its third national inter-
scholastic track and field champion
ship in four years here Saturday.
The Weste1ners totaled Sc points.
Froebel of Gary, Indiana State
champion, was second with SO
points.
Other Hoosier schools also figured
in the point-making. Muncie scored
18 points; Technical of Indianapolis,
10; Alexandria, 10. Herbert Sears
of Tech, won one of the two half
mile races, in 1853. He was pushed
hard. Goodwin, Alexandria, won
the other half-mile event in zoos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-04
I. U. AND PITT

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June A.
The eastern engagements for In
diana University athletic teams
were announced here recently. Ath-
letic Director 2. G.. Clevenger &C
cepted invitations for the appear
ance of the basketball team Jan
1, 1929, at Pittsburgh and for a
wrestling meet with the Navy Feb
16, 1929, at Annapolis. The Univer.
sity of Pittsburgh will engage In
diana in a return basketball game
in 1890
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No Game Today; Twin
Bill Tuesday

Wet grounds forced the post
pOnement of this afternoons tilt
between Indians and Saints and
the clubs took a day off. There
will be a dOuble-header between
the league leaders and TribeSmen
Tuesday, first game at 2 o'clock,
daylight saving time.
Erwin Brame, new pitcher from
Pittsburgh, may be sent to the
Indian mound in one of the Tues
day tits.
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Weekend Sport
Summary

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Easter Stockings.
WIN Hockey w. Crump up, won the
$4,000 added Kentucky Oaks at Churchill
Downs Saturday.
COLLINSVILLE, In.-Misstep won the
$4,000 Paramount Derby here Saturday.
Toro was second and Jack Higgins,
third. The time for the mile and
quarter was 2:03 as. MisStep paid S5.O6
to win, 1882 for place and .S3.16 for
SOUTHAMPTON. England-Archie Comp
ston, match play victor over Walter Hagen.
sailed on the S. s. Mauretania here Sat
urday. He will participate in the
ANNAPOLIS, Md. The Army
baseball nine defeated the Navy
aggregation here Saturday, to s,
in free-hitting contest. The los
erS outhit the winners, II to 8.
CULVER, 1nd.-Culver Academy teams
lost in three branches of sport to the
St Johns Academy teams here Satur-
day. The locals lost in baseball, to 4:
lost in tennis, 5 to /; lost in a boat race,
and were victorious in golf, 10 to /,
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HIGHWAYS SHOW SPEED

The Lincoln Highways, strong
local Negro nine, won their seventh
straight game Sunday by defeating
the Bloomington Commercials, 9 to
8, eleven innings. The contest went
scoreless from the seventh until the
eleventh. George Shively, former
A. B. G. star, got a home run.
Larue. Owens and Hawkins formed
the battery for the winners, and
Branom and Doughitt worked for
the, Commercials.
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RACES AT WASHINGTON

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Ind, June A.
Three big harness races, to be held
at the Allison Barber race track on
July 4, have been announced by
owen Allison, Ollie Horrall and Joe
Franklin, standing committee men,
bers of the Mutual Driving Club.