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Smyrna times., 1928-08-08
THE SMYRNA TIMES
5MYRNA. DELAWARE

Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Della
ware as Second Glass matter.
Founded by Robert ID. Hoffecker July 5, 1854,
Editor and Proprietor until Feb. 10, 1907.
Published Every Wednesday Afternoon by
ROBERT p. HOFFECKER, Proprietor
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an independent pa-
per devoted to the welfare of the town it
represents and the State of which it is a
part II also gives the items of importance
of the Eastern Shore of Maryland
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Furnished Cottage for rent at Wood
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FOR SALE

Seven-room Bungalow with electric
lights, for sale at KentOn.
S. G. WALKER,
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
Tigers Repeat
Track Triumph
in State Event

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May IA
De Paw University track team won
points in every event on the pro-
gram except the running broad
jump and swept to a decisive win
in the Indiana college conference
little State" track meet here Satur-
day. De Paw scored 1914 points.
Earlham was second with 2412 and
Indiana Central College was third
with 20 points.
Spohn, giant De Paw weight
man, was high point scorer with 10.
Sutherlin, De Paw middle distance
runner, and Smith of Indiana Gen.
Jral, star jumper, tied for second
honors with two tirsts each.
Max White, Rose Poly pole vaul-
ter, set new I. G. G. record, going
II feet 4 inches. Former record
was II feet 1.25 inches, made by P
Jones in 1924.
The De Paw relay team won first
in the event and failed by three
tenths of a second to tie the former
mark. A bad pass of the baton on
the first exchange slowed up the
time to 1883.
Other scores were: Butler, 141s /;
Rose Poly, II; Muncie Normal, g.;
Terre Haute Normal, g. Manchester,
51s, and Oakland City, 3.
1t was the fourth consecutive time
the De Paw team, coached by l.
C. Bucheit, won the I. G. G. title.
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Both Teams Get Neat Pitching
in Double-Header at Louisville
BurWeII Allows Four Hits and Loses; Yde Wins Finale in
Twelve Innings of Action.

divided, the Colonies taking the
first tilt, to 0, and the Tribe the
second in twelve innings. 2 to /. 1t
was a well-pitched twin bill and Bill
Burwell was defeated IN the opener
despite the fact he permitted only
four hits.
In the third inning Deberry
walked after one out and Bethel
threw out LOTUS. Guyon walked
and scored with Deberry on FInk's
triple to left. Indians collected
seven hits off Deberry, but failed to
score. OF the seven Tribe safeties,
Matthews got three and Layne two.
In the eXtra-inning wind-up
struggle Emil Yde was solved for
only nine hits in twelve rounds.
Young Moss hurled nine innings for
Louisville and lineup finished
when Moss retired with bad ankle.
A single by Matthews, sacrifice
by Warstler and Haney's single
counted the winning marker in the
twelfth. Layne scored the other
Indian run in the seventh on his
single and steal, Holke's sacrifice and
Connoily's infield out.
Indianapolis had seven men left
OH base in the Sunday opener and
twelve left in the second tilt. Paid
attendance was 1870.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
1|Glemna Collect Defeats French S
Mile. De La Chaume Is
DoWned, 3 and |, by
American Woman Star.
FINAL ROUND FRIDAY
Madge Miller Eliminated by
English Woman.

BIZ United Press
HUNSTANTON, England, May IA.
Miss Glenna Collett, American
star, eliminated her strongest COM
petitor in the British women's open
golf championship today, when she
beat Mile. Simone De La Chaume,
France, up and l to play,
in the first round.
Mile. De La Chaume won the
British open title last year. 1t was
raining just before the start, but
by the time Miss Collett and Mile.
De La Chaume had begun their
match, the rain had cleared and
the weather was improving gener-
ally.
There were no qualifying rounds
and match play started this morn
ing. There was an Is hole round
today and those left in COMPETE
ton will have Done round Tuesday,
two Wednesday, two Thursday and
the final SO Friday.
Americas hopes centered In Miss
Collett, but four other American
women were entered. These in
Guided Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Gin
ton. Iowa; Mrs. Stewart Hanley,
Detroit, Mich. and Mrs. D. Camp
bell Hurd, Philadelphia-who drew
byes in the opening round-and Miss
Madge Miller. Oakland Hills.
The first American casualty was
Miss Miller. Miss Elizabeth VIII
hanson, of the Royal Cromer Club,
beat her 3 up and l to play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
Four Hundred Athletes to Compete
in State H. S. Track Meet Saturday
Winners of First and Second Places in SeConaS in Final
Event; Tech Wins Local Tourney.

and White performer, was outstand-
ing in the meet, taking a first in
the high hurdles and second in the
1OO-yard dash and broad Jump.
Other Tech men to qualify were
Cox, MenSchen, Sears, Grim and
Funk. Shortridge qualified Kiger
Pattison, Wiltshire, Rhem, Brugman
and Rodenburg.
Kokomo, winner of the State meet
last year, won the sectional meet
at Marion with total of "a points.
Odom, star Wildcat athlete, won
three firsts. Other teams which put
up good showings in the sectionalS
and which are expected to be dam
gerouS in the State meet are Elk
hart, Linton, Sullivan, Bloomington,
Peru, Anderson, Muncie, Boswell,
Reitz Of Evansville, South Bend,
Froebel of Gary, Morton of Rich
mond, Shelbyville, Garfield of Terrc
Haute, Montezuma, Salem, New AL
Eany and Central Of FIT. Wayne.
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Serni-Pros and Amateurs

order Of Moose % to ii and and lost to the
mont ss4i an ask for RED VINCE. Games
port GraYs and other fast teams.
KOKOMo. Ind. May 14-Haynes- sten-
ties defeated the. strong Indianapolis
T 4ds here sgnday e 8 in e haTd
connected for two home runs.
Keystones won their third victory in four
starts, Sunday, when they defeated the
Padyy A. Cs, 3 to 8, in II innings; NeXt
M. S. at the Green House Park. Sun
days game by innings:
Pad:s 9 e9d S SS2 S95 oSG-S 70 s
Hurt and Kelly; Bahnke and H. schoch.
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
saturdays results
g. 3dy j. MADDEN Pa5n Co. 90 6 G G6S dd 5S
Sheldon and Thompson; Quisser aud
Flack.
E. G. Atkins CO.. 200 2os loo-slI 2
Ind. Drop Forge. l02 004 600 10 3
Herman and Bova; Robbins. Mays, Rob
erts and Roberts.
md Bell Tel 100 %, 40 80 S S9S-i1 Is /!
TIA Harris, coSb and Adams; Russell and
Fultz.
Purity Bakeries defeated the Fletcher
in Sunday Morning League game.
Lincoln Highways defeated the LOUIS,
Vile White Sox at Louisville SUNDAY. o
call Gus Fleming. 2l29 Massachusetts Ave.
or call Cherry STA.
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The Marmon Fights took the long end
Of hard-fought battle from the Stude-
baker Commanders. which was in doubt
until the final inning when the Marmon
Seidensticl1er led the attack. the former
with five hits in as many times up. Score:
r. H. E.
Marmon ......... OO3 O22 O34-14 20
Studebaker ......... 02O 900 620-lo IL
The Buick Motors continued their win
ming streak by defeating the REQ Flying
Clouds, IL to 3.
The three indianapolis Sunday School
7:45 at the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Com
pany store. Owing to the fact the st.
Marks have withdrawn from the League
there is an opening in the Sunday School
enter should have a representative pres
ent at tonight's meeting.
Christamore Juniors defeated the Boys
lis. go Wv ''''
Indianapolis Trojans were leading the
Y. M, s. Sunday. 10 to 8. when the game
was called because Of the 6 o'clock Sun
behind the pitching OF Kearney.
Indianapolis A. B. Cs outclassed the
Elwood All Stars Sunday. % to 3. AS
in regards to games. Anderson, KoSomo.
Lebanon, Columbus and Marion take
notice. For games address George W
Key, 1419 N. Senate Ave, or call Main
6347 or Lincoln 568l.
Diamond Chain Juniors defeated the St
Clair Juniors Sunday. 10 to 7. For games
call DreXel 5637 and ask for Carl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
Huge Scores in
City ParOchiaZ
Baseball Games

Teams in the local ParochiaI
school Baseball League met in their
second week Of play Saturday and
IN most instances victories were de-
ciSlVe: The Assumption club
slaughtered st. Patrick's. 30 to ,
Other big scores were, st. Joan Of
Arc %, Francis de Sales 2, and HOLY
Cross %, Little Flower l.
The next regularly scheduled
games in the league will be PLAYED
next Saturday morning. Last Satur-
days results:
NORTHERN DIVISION
holy Cross, %; Little Flower
Lazy OF Lourdes, Ia Holy Angels .
so ~: Joan OF Arc, 25; st. Francis de
st ST.; Philips, 5; Cathedral S; tile; to be
ca SOUTHERN DIVISION
~: Catherine, 49, Holy Names &
a. Ss., JOINS. IL; st: Anthonys, 9.
assumption, 3d. St. Patricks,
Ga holy trinity, 4 st. Brdget's. 4. Nen
st 81: Mary's vs.. st. Roch to be played
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
Six Scraps at
Pennsy Tonight

Six scraps and a battle royal will
form the boxing program at the
Pennsy gym, S. State Ave. and Will
liams ST., tonight. with Happy
Anterior, Indianapolis, and joey
Ryshell, Chicago, meeting in the
main go of six rounds.
Johnny Milton. who knocked out
Kid Sunshine last Monday, will sub
for Joe Harding against Georgia
Smith. First scrap will start at
$50. Complete card follows:
Happy Atherton VS.. joey Rychell. 6
trace Tracey Cox vs.. Kid Ritchey, rounds.
at 1913 pounds.
Cherokee Kid VS.. Frankie Clark, 6
rounds at l22 pounds.
Frank GerN VS.. Sylvester o'Brien. 4
rounds, 100 pounds; Ell. ..,,,.s.
Stub jenkins vs. Billy Smith, rounds,
los pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
State Sectional Track
Meets Saturday

AT INDIANAPOLIS chnical. 20 1-S;
Shotridge. IS l-3; Manual. 10; Warren
Tndianapoiis, s. Southport SIS; Green
wood. q Greenfield, i; Broad Ripple, -;
whiteland. 0.
AT SALEM Salem. 80; New Albany, 25;
Scottsburg. IL; Coryden, IL Sellcrsburg,
IL; Madison, 6; Henryville. 1.
AT FIT. WAYNE Central of TT. Wayne
90; South Side Of TT; Wayne, 10; Latwill,
5; South Whitley. S. Decatur, 4: Geneva
3; Kirkland Township. 2; Huntington
Township, /. Four school failed to score.
AT RIcHMoND-Morton of Richmond
90 l-3; Shelbyville. 25; Batesville. u l-3;
Liberty, 10; Rushyille,- 8; Lawrenceburg'
AT TERRE HAUTE-GargeId of Terre
Haute and Montezuma tied for first each
with % points; Wiley of Terre Haute, 49,
Covington. l212; Brazil, 7; Greencastle. g.
Newport, 5; Dana. 3; Gerstmeyer of Terre
Haute, ia; Glenn, /; Tangier, 0.
AT GARY-Froebel of Gary. first; Emer-
son Of Gary. IL Valparaiso g. Hammond.
Z; Washington Of East Chicago. 6 10;
Union Township. g. La Porte, 2 l-3; Michi-
gan City, /; Stillwell, 13.
AT ELwooD-Anderson 80: Muncie. 25;
Alexandria. IS; Newcastle, IA; Elwood. a;
Lynn. 2; .Spiceland. 1; Carmel. o; Wayne,
O: Westheld. 0; Union City, o; VIM
chester, o.
AT PERU-Peru. 81; Burlington. IS; Lo-
gsnsport. ID: Wabash. 70; North Man
chester, TO- Monticello, g. jefferson La
fayett). s.; Delphia, 5.
AT BEDFORD-B Bloomington. AZ: Bed
ford, 49, Mitchell. -, Orleans. 10; Sey-
mour, 8.
AT MARION-Kokomo. first with "a.
AT LINTON-Linton, 80; Sullivan. 35
vincennes. IL; Bicknell, 10; Washington, A.
Burns City. 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 80 %; Auburn,
10; Goshen, 10 1-3; Nappanee, g: Kendall
vile, 9; Lagrange, g. Angola, s. Ligonier.
0; Garrett, 0.
AT SOUTH BEND-South Bend. 36ls;
Mishawaka, l8 1-6; Rochester, Is l-6; Plym-
outh. II 10; North Judson, lie; Knox,
3; Warsaw, o.
AT EVANSVILLE-Ris EVANSVILLE
first; Central. Evansville. %; Bose
EVANSVILLE. Is: Princeton, IA; Petersburg.
II; Boonville, Z; Rockport, J; Mt. Vernon,
0; Jasper. 0.
AT KENrLAND- Boswell. 81; Rensselaer,.
16 1.3; Morocco. Il; Otterbein. 10 l-s; Kent
land. la Remington, 6; Freeland Park,
5; Star City 3.
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/. u. Thinly-Clads to Defend Title
in State Interscholastic Event

be after the worlds record this
time, as we'll as the State mark.
Brattain Of Noblesville, who
placed second in the two-mile last
year, will team with Pat Little Of
Marion in the race this time. Brat
tain was nosed out of first position
in 1927 by a few inches.
The other individual star left
over from last season is w. r. Ste
phenson Of Macon, Miss. who won
second in the quarter and half mile
last year,
The Crimson track team nosed out
Purdue here Saturday, CO 1-3 to
sc 2-3. Don Smalley'S heave in the
hammer throw, the last event, en-
abled the locals to emerge the victor.
Orval Martin, sensational Boiler
maker runner, was an easy winner i'll
the half mile and mile runs, Pur-
dues showing Saturday stamped the
Lafayette crew as a dangerous rival
for the State crown Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
Local Flash
in Workouts
at St. Louis
HenneSSey After Davis Cup
Berth in Trials at
Mound City.
BIZ Unifed Press

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May IA week
of intensive practice by American
Davis cup tennis team aspirants.
opened here today, with six play
ers showing their wares to Capt.
William T. Tilden, II.
Beginning Wednesday, official
practice match play will get under
way to enable Tilden and members
CT the Davis cup committee of the
U. S. L. T. A. to select a team 10
meet China at Kansas City, May
1927. The winner of that match
will meet the winner of the Canada
Japan match in the American zone
final at Chicago later.
Matches scheduled for this week
are:
Wednesday: Wilbur F.. Coen,
Kansas City, VS.. Wilmer Allison,
Texas; Arnold Jones, Providence, r.
l., VS.. Johnny Hennessey. Indian
apolis.
Thursday: Hennessey VS.. Wray
D. Brown. st. Louis; Jones VS.. Coen;
George M. Lott, Jr., Chicago, VS..
Allison.
Friday: Jones VS.. Allison; Lott
vs.. Hennessey; Tilden VS.. Brown.
Saturday: Coen VS.. Hennessey:
Lott VS.. Jones; Allison VS.. Brown.
Sunday: Brown VS.. Jones; Lott
VS.. HenneSsey; Coen VS.. Tilden.
Tilden, Hennessey, Jones and
Allison composed the team selected
at the recent Atlanta trials which
subsequently defeated Mexico at
Mexico City. If successful at Kan
saS City and Chicago, the Ameri-
can team will go to Europe to at
tempt recovery Of the cup won last
year by France.
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Petty, Hill
May Be Used
in Big Deal
GooCh and Joe Harris Also
Mentioned in Pirate
Dodger Rumor.

BIZ United Press
BROOKLYN, May IA deal
was pending today between the
Brooklyn Dodgers and Pittsburgh
Pirates involving Jess Petty, the
Brooklyn southpaw who was sus-
pended and fined $500 by Manager
Wilbert Robinson for violating
training rules.
The board of directors of the
Brooklyn club held a meeting Sun
day, it was said, to consider an offer
from the Pirates.
The proposed deal would send
Petty to Pittsburgh for Carmen
Hill, pitcher; Johnny Gooch,
catcher, and Joe Harris, first base
man.
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All Is Quiet on
Derby Front as
Race Draws Near

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, KY, May IA
There was a lull along the Derby
front today as trainers quietly
groomed their sleek charges for the
historic mile and quarter race
here Saturday. All the exercise the
Derby candidates were receiving was
lust enough to keep their racing
legs in shape. RI,
Already the dopesters have left
their positions of railbirds and are
busy figuring out the probable start
ing field. Interest today was CEN
tered in the first start of the year
today of Reign Count, Mrs. Hertzs
winter-book favorite.
The handsome chestnut colt was
to start in the fifth race here to-
day. A definite reply from Earl
Sande regarding the offer of Stuy-
vesant Peabody to ride the latters
Martie Flynn in the Derby was
Forthcoming tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

in Clash for
World Title
MandeII to Defend Crown
Thursday Against
MCLarnin.
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY.


~" ht@h Correspondent
NEW YORK, May 14.-Sammv
Mandell will defend his lightweight
title against Jimmy (Babyface) Nc
Larnin, Pacific Coast challenger. in
fifteen-round bout at the Polo
Grounds Thursday night.
Since winning the title from
Rocky Kansas in a tame ten-round
bout at Comiskey Park, Chicago. on
July 3, 1926, the Rockford flash has
defended his laurels only once. de-
teating Phil McGraw in a ten-round
bout at Detroit last July.
Until Jimmy McLarnin defeated
Sid TerriS in one round. it was the
popular belief ferris was the "un-
crowned king of the lightweigbts "
Mandell outpointed ferris in
IaSt ttteen-round bout in the old
Garden three years ago, before be
won the title, but Sammy never
would consent to another MEETING
with the Ghost of the Ghetto"
The betting odds favor Man6eu
at 7 to 5, but are likely to dwindla
10 even money. McLarnin's snn~
porters are offering l to S jimmy
WINS by a knockout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

Approximately four hundred star
scholastic track and field athletes
will compete here Saturday at Tech
field in the annual State high school
track meet. Sectional meets last
Saturday decided the competitors
in the State meet.
Fifteen sectional meets were
staged in the State over the week
end, the winners of first and second
places in each event and the win
ming relay teams qualifying to take
part in the State event.
Technical was the winner OF the
local sectional with total of SO l-3
points. Shortridge was second with
211-3. Knoll Kutchback, star Green
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

Dropping two games in three over
the week END, the Indians took a
rest today before opening a series
with the trailing Senators at Co
lumbus Tuesday. The Tribe pas
timers will be away until May %,
when they return to Washington
Park for a long stay.
Stopping off here for a day Sat
urday, the Indians made a weak
showing against Louisville and lost,
7 to l, with Schupp on the local
mound and Wilkinson doing the
chucking for the Colonies. And the
Kentucky hurler had the home boys
baffled.
The teams shifted to Louisville
Sunday and a double-header was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
Pyle Runners at
Last Control in
Buckeye State
BIZ United Press

BIZ Unifcd Press
ARROWHEAD BEACH, Ohio,
May 14.-Ashtabula, the last Ohio
control was the goal of the Pyle
trans-continental runners today.
1t was forty miles from here.
John Salo, the flying Passaic, N
j., Finn, won Sundays 514-mile
run from Elyria in 7:13:34. Ed
Gardner, Seattle Negro, was second,
in 7:45:30, and Mike Joyce, Cleye-
land, third.
Harry Sheare, Alaskan musher,
was critically injured when he was
struck by a motor car driven by H.
Silbergeld of Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The ten leaders and their elapsed
time:
.Andrey Payne. Clarcmore. Okla.
Join Salo. Passaic. N. j.. ABS :S7:4O.
Phillip Granville, Hamilton. Ont,
Mike Joyce. Cleveland. 511:28:54
Giusto Umek. Trieste. Italy. 5l6:37:41.
Louis Perrela. Albany, N. Y. 5l7:25:25.
William Kerr Minneapolis. 522:36:18.
John Cronick. Saskatoon, Sask.. $50 SO 05.
Ed Gardner. Seattle. Wash. 536:37:03.
Harry AbramowitZ. New York. 540:46:43.
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HAGEN LOSES 36-HOLE MATCH TO AUBREY BOOMER

Boomer shot the first eighteen
holes in 70, one under par, and fin
ished 5 up on Hagen, who took a 75.
Hagen played better golf in the
afternoon, cutting Boomers lead to
three holes on the first nine Of the
second round, but he could not
oYertake the st. Cloud pro. whose
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

The largest gallery ever to see a
golf match in France, 5000, fol-
lowed the two. Hagens unfanili-
arity with the difficult course COLI
tributed to his downfall, but the
principal reason he lost was be-
cause his putter failed him at criti-
cal moments.
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By Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May IA
Indiana University, State track
champion, will have only four ath-
leteS available next Saturday at
Lafayette, who earned positions in
the annual State intercollegiate
track and field championships last
year. These four, however, are
ranked with the cream of the coun-
try in their respective events and
should predominant over a field of
classy entries.
Harold Fields of Indianapolis,
who ran Judge of Notre Dame a
Great race last year in the mile,
= gain is in shape for the event
lie will also run in the two-mile
and is regarded as a favorite for
this event.
Wilmer Rinhart, recent breaker
of the national intercollegiate
javelin record, who won first place
in the State meet last spring, will
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view Of the umpire-in-chief, working
back Of the plate.
Several years ago a change was
made in the rule relative to home
run that passed out of playing ter
ritory. Under the wording of the
rule the umpire judged the ball
according to where it was when it
passed out of the park or into
stand. No attention was afterward
paid to the course of the ball.
This rule caused more confusion
than putting it up to the umpire
to judge the ball fair or foul accord
ing to where he last saw it and
change back to the old wording of
the rule was made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
TueSdayAmaory
Bouts Cancelled

The Legion tistic show carded at
the Armary Tuesday night has been
called off and the Legion officials
VIII pass up the glove game until
the next indoor season, it was an
nounced Saturday night.
The FIT. Harrison outdoor bouts
Will begin in June, and When the
soldiers finish their season the Lee
gion will renew their promotions
downtown.
Controversy over the question Of
public safety as a result of the fire
at the Armory early last week was
responsible for Tuesdays show be-
ing conceled. Insurance company
officials refused to protect the Le-
gion promoters in case of mishap
during public gatherings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

ST. CLOUD, France, May "A
Walter Hagen's golf invasion Of
Europe was marked with another
defeat today, the winner of the
British open having lost thirty
six-hole match Sunday to Aubrey
Boomer, st. Cloud professional 3
up end 2 to play.
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knowledge of the course helped him
considerably.
Boomer clinched the match on
the fourteenth hole in the after
noon when Hagen landed in the
rough and had difficulty getting out.
Hagen's next match will be at Ber-
lin, where he meets Percy Alliss, the
British professional
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
SHAW IS N0SED OUT
By Times Special

By Times Special
AKRON, Ohio, May 14.-Wilburs
Shaw Of Indianapolis, was nosed out
OF first place in the 1OO-mile auto
race on the Akron Cleveland speed
way Sunday. After leading for 1876
laps, Shaw stopped to fix his carbu-
rotor and was passed by Burt Kar-
natz of Detroit, who won the event
with an average speed of 68.96I
miles per hour
Shaw was second. George Sou
ders of Lafayette, winner of the 1927
! n dian polls 500-mile classic,
dropped out of the race on the
eighth lap.
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Dixie College Tennis

BIZ United PrcaS
NEW ORLEANS, May A.
Leonard Chamberlain anG M. Bayou
OF Tulane University won the tennis
doubles championship of the South
ern conference by defeatinf Feuer
and Yenawine of Florida u, 1913,
Us and Ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14
IOWA BEATS IRISH NINE

By Times Special
IOWA CITY, Iowa, May IA
Iowa defeated Notre Dame here
Saturday in Slug-fest, 6 to 5. The
Hoosiers outhit the Hawks, IS to II,
but poor base running cost the
South Blenders. Rust went the
route for the Irish on the mound.
Curbin and Mulroney worked for
the locals.
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a &C ordin G to
where it finally
disappears from
the mpire' S
view.
1t is not suf-
fcient that the
b al be f ir
when it passes
out Of the con-
fines of playing
territory. 1t must
remain a fair ball
until it disap-
pears from the