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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19

Hoosier A. 3. C.s will practice Saturday
afternoon at p. m. and all players are
urged to be present. The team will play
at Nohlesville Sunday. Fast State clubs
wishing to book the HOoSiers should adj
dress the manager at 1747 Northwestern
Ave.
indianapolis Trianplcs will travel to
Gosport Sunday to meet the strong Cos
port ,Holybrooks Manager Murphy he's
called a practice session for this evening
at Garfield No. g. All players take notice.
Triangles have an open date for Nav 2T
and would like to hear from a fast State
team Write H. E.. Beplay, 16 E. orange
ST., or call DreXel 1904
Ramsey A. C.s will meet the Fayetts
Regulars Sunday at Fayette. The A. Cs
desire games with the fastest State teams,
Write Therman Ramsey 1925 y. Tenth
St. or call Cherry 1873
Mars Hill will play the Mohawks SUM
day at Mohawk. Ind. Ali Mars Hill play
ers should report Sunday morning at $50
Diamond A. Cs hold a permit and de-
sire a game for Sunday. Teams playing
in the l4-l6,year-old class are requested
to call DreXel 6794-W and ask for Marion.
St Patricks will play the st. Francis
De Sales Sunday at Garfield No. at
p. m. A practice session will be held this
evening and a meeting tonight at the 81
Patricks auditorium. Would like to book
games with city teams. Call DreXel OllS
or address Frank Roth, 1880 Cottage ave.
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OF the catcher entities the batsman
who was prevented from striking at
Che pitched ball to go to first.
The balk has direct bearing on
Che baserunner trying to score from
third on the squeeze play. The call
ing Of the balk entities him to score
and the run counts even though
the man coming from third appar-
emily was retired at the plate.
Thus the catcher is twice penal
9zed for his interference with the
baCsman, balk and interference
be1nG called on the same play. This
is quite unusual.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
Local Motor
Track to Be
Open Sunday
Speedway Gates Open for
Fans; Drivers Groom
Cars for Race.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway
will be open to the public Sunday.
1t is the first Sunday since the
end Of the war that spectators will
be permitted to view the drivers in
their preparation for the sixteenth
international 5O0-mile race to be
held May 30.
This announcement was made to-
day by the speedway management.
Because of the rainy season it will
be necessary for the drivers to work
Sundays and nights to complete
tiher preparations for the coming
contest.
If the weather is fair Sunday
many of the cars which have been
forced to remain in the garages
during the past week will be taken
to the track for a long workout, in
preparation for the time trials,
which begin week from today.
Thousands of people who have
come to our gates only to be re-
fused entrance on Sundays during
the past few years have complained
bitterly at the speedway policy Of
a closed track on Sundays" declared
a speedway executive today.
Many of them tourists, spending
only day here, were disappointed
in not being able to see the track
which has become world famous.
Others we're dissatisfied because
they could not see preparations for
the race on Sunday, the only day,
many declared they had an oppor-
tunity, because of their work, to
view the cars and track It is for
this reason we decided to open the
track Sunday afternoon"
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Fridays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First Camel
TTonSiSNiLe '..'...'... o oo9 d 6oo oGo-I
Moss, lineup land Meyer; Palmero.
Huntzinger and ONeii.
Louisville at Toledo second game. post
poned; poor grounds.
Kansas City ..:..... 300 DOL 1915 70 o
st. Paul ......:..... 010 030 02'-6 9 0
zinn, Nelson, Morrison and Wirts;
Gard. McQuaid, zahniser and CASTOR,
Tesmer.
rain).
M Mbgeabof,s . 200 gSS 800 SpS S SSS-s J
Eddelman and Young; Mccullough and
Kenna.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia postponed,
RAIN.
st. Louis at New York postponed RAIN.
Detroit at Boston postponed. rain).
cleveland at Washington postponed,
RAIN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ...>........ oo0099 i ,00 600 s /
Chicago ............. O02 100 OO*-3 0
Brandt, Delaney and Taylor. Urban;
Nehf and Gonzales.
Philadelphia ........ 200 goo 0o2-4 Z 2
Pittsburgh .N....... 002 030 0lS-6 IL l
Miller. Walsh, Baecht and Schultz
| Terrain; Kremer, Grimes and Hemsley.
Brooklyn. ........... 22ddSS egg Ooo-6 g 9
CINCINNATI ......,,. zOO QUO OoT-7 10
Elliott. Moss and Hargreaves Mays Ed
wards, Kolp. Jablonowski and Picinich.
New York .......... 2os 300 1910 y l
|
Benton and OFarrell: Alexander, Haid,
Littleiohn and Wilson.
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Ten-Mile Sprint Around Garden
Track to End Pyle's Marathon
Cross Country 'Bunon Derby to Wind Up Next Satur-
day; Caravan 400 Miles From Goal.

Seattle Negro, finished in dead
heat for first place Friday.
Red Grange, the referee of the
race. announced today arrangements
had been completed for the finish
at Madison Square Garden next
Saturday. Originally it had been
planned to have the finish at Yam
kee Stadium
The race will draw to a close with
the runners sprinting ten miles
around the garden track, ending the
3,4O0-mile run which began in Los
Angeles March 4. New York was
approximately 400 miles away at the
start of today's lap.
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Skate Program
at Ripple Rink

A program that should please
roller skate fans will be staged in
the Broad Ripple Park skating rink
tonight at 8:15. A dozen con-
testants will strive for supremacy
in various events which include an
obstacle race and a medley race.
This will bring together some Of
the States fastest skaters.
A special attraction will be half
mile clash between Helen Harlan,
advertised as State champion girl
racer, and the fast local Splinter,
Babe Holland.
A program Of music will be
given during the races and during
intermission by the giant Victrola.
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ToDAY'S SELECTIONS

AURORA
Jessie Belle, Antiquity, Mary Connors.
John William H, Mediator Jr., Knight
Meriwick. No Effort. Al Garnet.
Royal Ruby. Wood Face, Peggy Lee.
Voshell. Orestes II, Rip Rap
Letter Six, Great Luck, Try Again
Torcher, Treasurer, Huon Pine.
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Sunsard, Tyrol, King Basil.
Silverdale, Princeton, Gardner perr.
Peter Prim, Loretta Brooks, Rodrigo.
Alto, Lord Braedalbane, Eskimo.
Reign Count, Toro, Martie Flynn.
Percentage, Brilliant, Dinner Dance
Post Horn, Began, Peggy Cook.
BELMONT PARK
Don Ricardo. Banco, Miss Paradise.
Paramount, Skedalle, Herod Antipus.
Battleship Grey. Bargello, Simba.
Dolan, Dangerous, Honker.
Victorian Novice, Propus
RUNE, Upper Morris, Broomhills
Radcliffe, Single Star, Caporal II.
- HAMILTON (OHIOl
Low Shoes, Elbee, Saucy Polly.
zoya. The French Girl, Jack O. Leen.
Roma, Carrie Belle, Pure Dee.
Billy WEIGH, Impossible, Charge On.
Gladstone, Stamore, Hank Monk.
Post Mistress, Smacker, Atador.
Jasonette, Wrack Ray, Atador
Irish Ruins, Maddenstown, Payman.
WOODBINEN
Contemplate, Rolls Royce, Patricia j.
Sun Man, Cirulet, George Labolt
Thorndale, Manifold, Top Notch.
Young Kitty. Dusnka. Bennington.
Henish Way. Rapid Transit, Mud
Beau Of the West, Edisto, Lacatarius
Jenny Dean, Dixie Smith, Nettie Sweep
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ColIyer Likes Reign Count First,
Toro Second, in Kentucky Derby
If Race FavOre Wins He'll Be Listed as the Class;
Methods of Trainer Criticised.

ances for the idiosyncrasies of man
and beast, it is my personal opinion
that Reign Count will be returned
the winner-rain or shine.
Toro's improvement has been
rather sensational during the past
few weeks. He always was regarded
bit above the ordinary and I place
him second with BobasheIla third.
Distraction, Lawley, Misstep, Re-
plevin Petee Wrack and Martie
Flynn are others that appear worth
attention.
If Reign Count, the favorite, wins
today, put it down in your hatband
here is another First Glass race
horse-fOr his training methods
have been abominable; of a charac-
ter that only the stoutest heart and
"class" can. withstand,
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P.B Emitted Press
WELLSVILLE, N. Y, May 49,
Having covered 3,O449 miles, the
runners in c. G. Pyle's cross-coun-
try mafathon left here today for
Bath, N. Y, a distance of f1fty-one
miles, with Andrew Payne, Clare
more (Okla) youngster holding a
lead of 10 hours, II minutes and 6
seconds over John Salo, Passaic
IN. j. Finn.
Salo had approximately fifteen
hours lead over Philip Granville,
Hamilton (Ontario) Negro, who held
third place. Salo and Ed Gardner,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
STARS IN MARATHON
Clarence De Mar. Joie Rax Strong

Clarence De Mar, Joie Ray Strong
est COntenders in Big Field.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 19--CIarence
De Mar, six times winner Of the
Boston marathon, and Joie Ray,
who finished third in this years
Boston event, were expected to
compete for first place in the sec
ond annual New York to-Long
Beach marathon today.
A field of 26O distance runners
was entered in the twenty-sfx miles.
385 yards race, leaving the New
York A. G. at / p. m.
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Seni-Pros and Amateurs

Central Christian will meet the West
view nine at Riverside No. 10 Saturday
First Baptist team will play the P. and
E. Railroad team Saturday at 3 p. m. at
Riverside No. g. Baptists have won two
and lost one in the Big Six League race
indianapolis Y. M s. will meet the Key
stones Sunday at the Green House park
on Buff Rd Weimer and Lauck prob
ably will form the battery for the Y. M.
S. Rester and Benke are expected to
work for the Keystones. The team will
meet at Palmer and Union SITS. at 1890.
Y. M S. have been defeated only once
this season, by the Dady A. C.s. Alto 3, in
twelve innings.
indianapolis Red Men will play the
Sunday. On June Red Men play lions
VILE. June TO- Greenfield and June "a.
Frankfort: May q and June u are % open
call Talbot It'll and ask for Glib or write
Emmons Turner. 2844 RAIDER st. An i'm
portant meeting will be held tonight at
the Capital bowling alleys. All players
are urged to attend.
Tuxedo Park Baptist team will play the
Hillside Christians Saturday at the Dia
mond Chain diamond
Midway Juniors hold a park permit for
SUNDAY and desire game. Call DreXel
60T4-W.
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TOMMY BEATS SEKYRA

Large Derby Crowd Sees Loughran
Win on Points.
BB United Press
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 19.-Be-
fore a great Derby eve crowd, Tom
my Loughran, light heavyweight
boxing champion, and Joe Sekyra.
Dayton, Ohio, fought ten rounds
here Friday night. The newspaper
decision was in favor of Loughran.
The title was not at stake. Loughran
weighed ITO and Sekyra 176. Lough-
ran had his opponent in distress g
few times.
Joe Medill, Chicago lightweight
and Jackie Dugan, Louisville, boxed
a ten-round draw.
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IN CENTRAL LEAGUE

BIZ United Press
DALLAS, TEXAS, May 19.-J,
Walter Morris, business manager OF
the Dallas Texas League Club, has
sold his interest in the club and
bought controlling interest in the
Akron, Ohio, Central League Club
officials announced.
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BOXERS SUSPENDED

DETROIT, Mich, May 19.-Joe
Dundee, welterweight boxing cham
pion, and George Levine Of Brook
Ign we're suspended indefinitely by
the Michigan State athletic board of
control after the fight between the
two had been declared mo contest"
Thursday night.
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RECORD ATTEMPT

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 19.-Mrs. Myrtle
Huddleston, long distance swimmer,
began an attempt to break the
worlds endurance record in the
Lincoln Park pool here. The present
record is forty-six hours.
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F J. Pluvius changes tactics be-
4 tween now and Monday morn
ing at g o'clock and presents Nom
bers of the Indianapolis Women's
Golf Association with sunshine, the
first tournament Of the season will
get under way at Avalon Country
Club.
Mrs. Gage Hoag, president of the
association, Friday announced the
full list of season conflicts for the
association. She stated the meet
Monday will be a special affair with
prizes for the best scores on selected
holes, and for the fewest number of
puts.
The next, event en- the program win
be two-day medal handicap tourna-
ment, thirty-siX holes. eighteen. to be
played at Meridian Hills course, June %,
and eighteen at indianapolis Country
The next affair will be the city cham
p!onship- tourn2ment at Coffin municipal
course, July 80 to Aug. 9, inclusive. The
first day viii be given over TO qualifying
round and the remainder to match play.
Inc maj neeC OF the season Will
be tWo-ball foursoIne tournament
at South Grove municipal course,
Sept. 10, which event will ring down
the curtain for 1923.
Il
THE program appears attractive,
i and the I. w. CT. A. should
find it's membership Increased ma
terially before the city meet at
Coffin. Mrs. IIoag invites players
who desire to join to telephone her
and be paired up for the tourna-
ment at Avalon Monday.
Pairings will be made at noon
Saturday, and all players intending
to compete are requested to tele-
phone their entry to either Mrs
Hoag at Humboldt 1850, or to Mrs
Scott Legge, the secretary, at Hum
boldt 1947, before noon Saturday.
y Il =
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PUZZNlNC PLAYS
BASEBALL
Y By " -
~ Billy EVANS

TWO SEVERE PENALTIES
What is the proper ruling if
a baserunner trying to score from
third on the squeeze play is retired
at the plate because the catcher
pushed the batter out of the way
to complete the out?
Il
THIS is one of the very few plays
Il in baseball where two penalties
are inflicted for one offense.
When the catcher interferes with
the batsman by pushing him out of
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SCRAP POSTPONED

81 United Press
BUENOS AIRES, May 19.-The
heavyweight fight between Victoric
Campolo, Argentine heavyweight
champion, and Monte Mum of the
United States has been postponed
until May Is, owing to bad weather
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TOday'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at Columbus.
INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
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CHUCK SUSPENDED

Ry United Press
ST. LOUIS, May 19.-Chuck Wig
gins, indianapolis heavyweight, was
suspended here for thirty days for
fouling Jack De Nave, New York, in
their bout Thursday night.
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NEW YORK, May 19.-Johnny
Risko of Cleveland and George God
frey, Negro heavyweight, have been
matched for a ten-round heavy
weight bout at Ebbets Field May 90
by Humbert j. Fugazy.
front wheel drive Miller Special.
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Close
to Taking Title

PH UHitcd Press
EVANSTON, Ill, May 19.-Unl-
versity of Michigan tackled up its
ninth straight victory in Big Ten
baseball here Friday, by defeating
Northwestern, to 2. The game
put the Wolverines close to the
Western Conference title.
1t was Northwestern's ninth con-
secutive Big Ten defeat. Score,
Michigan - 003 ITO 01o-6 /
Northwestern y 49, 600 600 200 7 Q
Batterie s-Asbeck and Reichman Pal
mer Heideman and Foster.
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HARVARD FAYORITE>

DIT IUIJfU IfcSS
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 10
Harvard was the favorite to win
the Yale-Harvard track meet to-
day. Sabin Carr, Yale vaulter, was
to make an attempt to break the
outdoor vaulting. record.
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the way, tipping
his bat or running
in front of the
plate to receive
the ball, he COM
mits an interior
ence.
This act of the
catcher, however
is construed not
only as an inter
ference, but a
balk as well.
The interfer-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
CONNECTICUT BARRED
State A. A. U. Body Is Out" Be-
cause of Boxers Death.

cause OF BOXer'S Death.
RU United Press
NEW YORK, May 19-The Con-
necticut Association Of the Anna
teur Athletic Union today was I'M
der suspension until the next an
nual meeting of the national body
in New York City in November.
The suspension was ordered Fri
day by Murray Hubert, president
of the A. A. u, following the recent
death of an amateur boxer in a
Bridgeport boxing show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19

COLLEGE BASKETBALL FRIDAY
Illinois. 5; Notre Dame, 3.
Ohio State. IL; Minnesota, o.
Michigan, S: Northwestern, 2.
Kansas Aggies, II; Oklahoma u, o.
Maschester, A. Huntington, 8.
HIGH SCHOOL
Broad Ripple, g. Boys Prep, 3.
Cathedral Washington postponed rainl.
Tech-Shelbyville postponed rainl.
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With Major Stars
Yesterday
'Bv United Press

Kiki Cuyler (Cubs)-Hit a home
run in three trips and scored a
run.
Roger Hornsby tBraves) - His
home run accounted for the Braves
only run. He also made a single
in three trips.
Paul Waner (Pirates)-Got a
triple, double and single in three
trips, scored two runs and drove in
one.
Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ty Cobb,
Iris Speaker and Harry Heilmann
were idle.
Fridays hero: Melvin OFT, New
York Giants kid outfielder, who hit
two home runs and helped the
Giants break their losing streak by
beating the st. Louis Cardinals, 10
to 6. Otis first homer came off
Alexander with Roush on base and
the second off Littlejohn with none
on.
Artie Nehf held the Braves to five
hits and the Chicago Cubs won their
twelfth straight victory, 3 to 1.
Hornsby's homer YVES the only run
made off Nehf. Xxi Cuyler re-
turned to the Chicago lineup after
several days absence because OF ar
injured hand and hit a homer.
Paul Waner had a perfect day
at bat, three hits in three trips, as
the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the
Philadelphia Phillies, 6 to 4.
Jumbo Elliott faltered in the
eighth inning and the Cincinnati
Reds scored five runs and beat the
Brooklyn Robins, 7 to g. Ethan
Allen, Reds center fielder, made
four hits = four times at bat, one
Of them a double.
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Kentucky Derby Horses,
Jockeys, Post Positions
BY United Press

Fifty Kentucky Derby 3-ar-olds One
mile and quarter $4,000
i'll Downs Louisville today Ociai post time p M CEN
trail standard time start4: 15p m
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VALLEY TRACK MEET
Finals in Missouri Championship
Staged; Nebraska Holds Lead.

Bg United Press
LINCOLN, Neb., May 19.-Finals
in the Missouri Valley track and
field championships we're held here
today. The University of Nebraska
led in the qualifying events, by
placing nineteen men in today's
finals. Missouri was second with
thirteen and Kansas and Oklahoma
tied for third.
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AT CHURCHILL DOWNS

AT CHURCHILL DOWNS
First Race $4,000; claiming; Swear
@ fS ito 1i5: Champ De Mars, lie; Scot
land, ia; Crossco,, Ill; Sir Peter, llS;
Canberras los; Black, Agate; lls; Keeping
Time, 1903; King Basil. l18; Prince Ronald
ia: Tyrol, 1l6 Sunsard, l16; Banter, ll3;
Mum Ruffin, li3.
Second Race ts1,2oo, allowances: 27gear-
p piS a'u iizr CblParaphrase, lis; can
Play. lis; Vandal. 49, c)Honoby. ll5;
az Prnceton; us Chicole u.s. Ma L9m Ii9
ID Yam TOY. lis; (dlverma1o, lis; London
Rock, lis; DClassy; us; lblMake a Wish,
Eminence us; Lady Broadcast. 1124Bobby
Basil. lis; lblNicaragua; I'D.
(alJ. N; Camden lel Brown and IL lewis wis
(dlThree ID stock Farm, ODE. 3. Mclean,
(b)Audley farm entries,
Third Race $1.4oO;, claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; mile and three siXteesnI55hl
1917: Jealous. l05 Nabisco, Ill; Pride, lo7;
Freya. los; Drone, Ill; Loretta BrooKs'
100.
Fourth Race $500; allowances; The
Fountaine Ferry; 2-year-olds;. three fur
longs Ia Prince Pat, 10; Alto. IA; The
Braedaibane,. ia; High Score, lI4:-Rogu9iisdh
Eye. 1903: Eskimo. no. Frank Koran. ITO;
Florinassa. Io7; L Lar 81 en- i10'
Fifth Race 5000 added The Kentucky
Derby; 3-year-olds; mile and auarterl-
Rumpslstilskin 1885, ga MisIte eSb l2s Go Don
l26; 1cl Dowagiac. 1875; (b) Reign Olga,
1876: Martie FLYNN, 1875: (alMop Up, l25;
Toro. 1876: Jack Higgins, 126 Lawley. 1926;
(c)Biackwood. 1876: Replevin. 1876; lVitoi
1875: Bar None 1885, ID Sortie. 1875; Colonel
Shaw, 1876: Petee Wrack, 1876; (0Strolling
Player. 1876; Typhoon. 1885, Sun Beau. 126;
Distraction. 126; \()Bobashela. 1875; Char
ma eaJLeM t1o STOCK Farm. (blMrs. J.. D.
Hertz and Lehman. 90 Bloomfield stable;
and Salubria Stable entries.
Sixth Race (s2, 200: Handicap; The
Brown Hotel 3-year-olds and up; six and
one-half furlongs) -Dodgson, 1902; Brilliant.
ITO; Color Sergeant, 107; General Halde-
man, 1902; Hot Times. l07 Rhinock. lO9;
Dinner Dance, ll5; Barbara, lO6 Per-
'es seventh Race Isl 200: claiming: Swear
olds and up: mile and a siXteenthl-.Cap-
tain DOMAIN, liz; Glenmore. 112; Miles
Prior 112; Vachell, 1885, Miami Triad. III:
George. liz; Began. los; Retrospection,
los: Cimmerian, 112: Blue Darter. 112;
Peggy Cook, 10: Counsellor Connolly. 112;
HAYES Choice los; Earl Lee II, 107; Scot
land Yard los: Post Horn. liz; Provost,
los: queen of Sheba. LOT.
Post Time-First race 45 .. m.
Weather. raining; track, Sloppy.
AT AURORA
First Race 900; claiming; 3-year-olds
and nm. six ngSl-Maioe ITO. Mai
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PURSES WITHHELD

BB United Press
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May TO-
Purses of Quintin Romera Roias
and Addison Warren were with
held by the Charlotte boxing conf
mission after Addison's one-round
Knockout Of the Chilean Thursday
night.
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The Indians invaded the Toledo
Hen stronghold today to open a
three-game series, and they are
certain to find plenty of difficulty
with Casey Stengels club. Casey
has his 1927 champions going at
winning gait after a poor start
and the team has won six con-
secutive games.
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The Tribe roster has been reduced to
nineteen pIayers. ono under the official
player limit. but the CLUB bosses feel
sure they soon will obtain a right
BetzePs present staff Of seven members.
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COLLEGE Tits THURSDAY
Wabash-De Paw postponed until Mon-
day. rain).
Quantico Marines 8: Washington Col-
lege 2.
Penn State. 10: Princeton, 0.
Villanova. 8; Harvard o.
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FORMER STAR NOW UMPIRE

HO0ALO SAAR NOW UNI AnE
George Tyler, who starred as a
pitcher with the Boston Braves in
1914, is now an umpire in the New
England League.
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BY BERT E. COLLYER
Courtesy CoIlyer's News Bureau
LOUISVILLE. XIV. Nav 19

Looking at the Kentucky Derby to-
day from all angles, making allow
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st. Paul came from behind twice
to beat the K. G. Blues, 6 to 5, a
second rally in the eighth winning
the laurels. Jimmy linn was
knocked out Of the box for the first
time this season.