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Evening star., 1928-05-09
EVENT FOR STATE HONORS
ON PROGRAM FOR MAY 19
Contest Expected TO Draw Leading Quar,es From
Old Line Domain--Eastern Nine Surprises
by Scoring Over Tech, 6.3.

Csnin and ,. Best Western,
end 2
BENEFIT wv defeated Carroll. . and
!; Bull W. defeated Berberich, and
4 Best ball Western. 4 and 3
Hartshom (WD defeated Kerauver,
S aud s; Cook tW) defeated Chase
all even. Best ball. Z and s.
Western desires Ia meet St Adams
nd also is to play Tech in its fight for
District honorS.
81. Adams nine defeated Georgetown
Prep yesterday, To 3. The Saints
gained the lead in the fourth inning
and were ahead thereafter. Bowes lei
the losers down with two hits, Thomp-
son and McGann Socked homers.
Behind the fine hurting OF Duffy and
Ross, Central pounded two Episcopal
High pitchers for Is hits and won
game yesterday at Alexandria, Is to 3
Ben Burch hit one for the circuit for
the winners.
A Ruthian clou, by Bernie Jones that
cleared filed bases gave Business a 9-3
win over Emerson yesterday,
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is NEXT BUSY
DAY FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

TOMORROW and Friday will be
lean days for athletes of the
local college group. but Satur-
4 days card calls for much ac-
tivity.
A ball game each day Is listed to
morrow and Friday, but six competi-
tions. involving every school hereabout
except Gallaudet. are listed Saturday.
Georgetown will entertain GettyS-
burg nine at the Hilltop in the lone At
traction carded tomorrow. and Uni
vprsity OF Maryland will play host TO
Western Maryland tossers in the single
tilt listed Friday.
Georgetown will he the most active
on Saturday. Both the Hoya base ball.
ers and trackmen will see action
against the Navy teams at Annapolis.
MaryIands strong lacrosse twelve.
which overcame Navy last Saturday, 3
to Q. will engage another sturdy OPP
ponent in Princeton in match at
Princeton
George Washington and Catholic
University track teams win clash in a
meet at Catholic University that will
be run concurrently with the Catholic
High School interscholastic games.
American University will engage Bridge
water nine at Bridgewater and Mary
lands tennis team viii entertain Ran
dolph- Macon on the courts at College
Park
Crashing sixteen hits behind the
strong pitching Of Grain. Villanova s
nine drubbed Catholic University. IL 10
/. yesterday at Brookland Scoring two
runs In the first inning. the winners
counted thereafter each inning except
the ninth. Melason. with homer and
three singles. and Cummings we're VII
lanova's leaders on attack.
The score:
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BILLES TAKE FLAG
IN LADIES' CIRCUIT

Although three other teams amassed
a higher pinfall figure for the season,
the T3iilies came home the winner In
ladies District Bowling League. with
a four-Rsme lead over Petworth and
Convention Hall, who tied for second
place
Marie Ffere set the high-avera 49,
record with 9a-43, leading In spares and
strikes as well. Fischer's 500 set and
Owens l4g game we're two of the classy
marks registered during the season.
Team and individual records for the
xpaenfa foIiows
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WILL COACH GENEVA.

BEAVER FALLS, Ea.. May o ~.
Mack FienBlken. formerly oi CcBtenary
College, SsfeVeport, La. bnf for the past
two yesfz star bsckf1aid man nj De-
neYa College, was named head foot ~
eoaeh at Geneva f0f iW0 years Ife
succeeds Alvin fEGj MeMiIiir. who t~-
signed 10 accept 4 berth at g8e Kansas
Teachers College
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SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT
IN MASONIC TOURNEY
SINGLES. T:1s.

sehreiner Knee. La Claire Bannar. Lar.
fouihe Robinson. Vermllion, G. Draner,
rreser. Kerfoot. Carlisle. Dye. Kent. Kelly.
Bcn,y Piomn1"n n,, n9yins F"1,son e.ass Eysns
Rereh Rohh Hyde. Bernlaa. Siiverhcrg.
KeettsF Heinler kennemDre. Pearson. Denuty.
Pratt Rear German. Kotduist. Boyd. Gray.
Flsicter. Meatvard Stoner. Dnlemail Bcrk'
Matcheti seyfsrih Chichester smith Eg-
lesser. Collins. Wire. Pratt. Wood. schlaE.
Oscar.
TEAMS =.
Columbia M 3; Jnnna King Solomon,
petwurth Mount Pleasant Bfirhtwo0d. 81.
Johns No J. st. Johns No. : Columbia.
M. 'Sa: SINGLETON, East Gate. Justice,
SINGLES. 3.
G, sesgel Kronntan, Flaharty. Levy, sher.
hahn Roscphlati. Eiscnlann, Borden. sat
phin Burrows Custer. Wolfe, I,ewis.
DOUBLES. q.
Eiseman and Bor,ien sutohin and Custer
Rnrrowa and Lewis. Wolfe and partner.
seigrl and Rronman, sherbahn and Rosen.
hiatt. FlahaFty and Levy.
DOUBLES 10,
Kent and Kelly. Henry and Piumpton
Doyinr and pothen Runn and Evans. Milans
and Baker Nymau aiin Graham. Bergh and
keeler, HSde and Robb Bermaa and SILVER
berg, SchreIner and Knee Ia Claire and Lar.
Thnniass"tt Brewer and Carlisle Shepherd
and kerfnnt Hener and Keunemore Pear
snn and bean Deputy and Pratt. German
and kolgnsi HoyI and GRAY. Fletcher and
aud Brawnsv Windsor and Thomas Fees
9nd Newman Csrus and Sertarth Hldreth
9isd Matcheit. Chichester aud smith Collins
and Wood Wire and echiag Pratt and Oscar
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VIRGINIA ON JAUNT
FOR THREE GAMES

UNIVERSITY. Va. April s.-virginia's
base ball team starts into North Caro-
Ina tonight for a three-gane series. tbs
result of which will be important IN tne
final rating Of the Cavaliers in thp
Tri-State League Of Southern Confer
ence mines
North Carolina State is to be played
in Raleigh tomorrow. North Carolina IS
on the schedule for Friday in Chapel
Hill. and for Saturday in the Green's
boro Stadium
Virginia now leads the Tri-S.ate
League with six games won and two
lost.
Virginia Tech has been defeated twice
and Washington and Lee, Virginia Nil
:tary Institute. Maryland and Carolina
STATE once Games have been lost to
North Carolina and Maryland
Evening star., 1928-05-09
STATIONS, EXPRESS
WIN DUCKPIN TITLES

Pennants in the Mems and women's
Bowling Leagues at washington Terni-
nal Y. NJ C. A. were awarded to Stations
In the former group and Express in the
latter
Stations held seven-ganie lead over
Railway Mail Service. but Express was
pushed all the way by Auditors, who
trailed three games behind
Black and White Operators showed
real sDortsmansiaip in the Women 3
League. winning but two games during
the season
sx.axswNux rwanGu
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Maryland Title Relay Race viii Be One of Features Annual Club Meet
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

TODAY.
Lebanon Valley. at Georgetown (base
haiU.
Delaware. nj Catholic u. tbase BALL
Maryland, az Navy (tcnnisl.
THURSDAY.
Gettysburg, at Georgetown (base
haID.
FRIDAY.
Western Maryland, AT Maryland lbase
balll.
SATURDAY.
Maryland. at Princeton liacrnsSe).
Georgetown. at Navy lbsse ball.
Randolph Macon. ut Maryland item
nisl.
American o.. at Bridgewatcr (Va.)
College tbase hall.
George Washington, at Catholic u.
track.
Georgetown at Navy track.
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final Standings.
Tenm Reeer.

Hlgh team anf@~~Tfr~ Hlliiee I $40
High team g1nle~- Arcadia 56R
High individual sei-~~Fitchrr tAF"adiat
500
Hl2h insisvidual Eaut~~owen 9Vtrgfnia
MaFhstsB. ita
Hiatt sittkes~.~ Frerp tPeisorthl 2s
Hfgh snarns-~ Frere fpsi@otih4 lsd
fia%5t tns4tgtafsI aDFs4efees~ Ffere Pet
ssorfhf an.t9 DuigIpF lTae BtIlfes} U7e6i
Fischer iAreaaiat. %.
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DEMAINE WINS SHOOT.

ALEXANDRIA. Va May 0 wind
sor Domaine won the tirsi annual shoot
for the Hunt Roberts trophy at
the AleKsndrja Gun Clubs traps ~
Ianneg's Lane with . score Of s3 bits
and a handicap Of 3.f0f total OF Oh
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Vfilsnova. II: Catholic T.. I.
Ohio State. IL: Chicago. 3.
st. Johns. .; Delaware. 5.
Lafayette, 4: New York L.,
Yale, 3: Wesleyan. /.
Penn. S; Columbia. Z.
Dartmouth. 10: Brown. 5.
Illinois, &: Keis University Of Japan. Q.
Washington and Lee. g; William and
Nary, l.
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lTAL JAMS NOW LEADING
AUSSlES IN CUP TENNIS

GENOA. Italy. May OF).--Italy
gained a 2-to-l lead in its flrst-round
Davis Cup test against Australia when
Csslini and Baron H. L. de Morpurgo
defeated the Australian doubles team OF
Hopman and Gerald Patterson, 6-3,
a If If e.
Evening star., 1928-05-09

ELIZABETH. N. j.. May Q R9.--
Mickey Walker, world middleweight
champion. will defend hts title In n
l0-round decision fight here against
joe Simonieh Of Butte, Mont, on
Nav 81
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DISTRICT BOXERS SHINE.

EDDIE Buell. and Terry ODay. local
igoxers, arrived hero Yesterday from
Porto Rice. where they have been sile~
eeasfH Ia the Fing during iie past se!'
eral months .
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N outstanding feature of the {

N outstanding feature of the sec
" ond annual Eastern inter-
IL scholastic track meet for Cath
4 \ olic high schools, to be held
Saturday in the Catholic Uni
versity Stadium. will be the Catholic
high school sprint medley relay cham
pionship of America The New York
Club of Catholic University has offered
a special cup for this race
Nearly two hundred picked athletes
from a score OF Catholic high schools
I'm the Eastern part of the country will
compete in the meet Preliminaries will
begin at 1890 o'clock with the finals
starting at ? o'clock dual track meet
between Catholic University and George
Washington will be run concurrently
with the finals of the interscholaStic az
fair
Conzaga and St Johns viii be the only
local schools to have representatives in
the meet They are certain TO encounter
stern opposition from teams from New
York City. Brooklyn. Newark. South
Orange. N. j.; Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Cumberland and Richmond
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ra..ls ~ 50 50 2fIo Tot!

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Sss Ssasrs.s '"'azs} ssrssf spse Eeissr,. "1 soSel
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YgssEF ~ 2M innings HHs by Bsfebs1
EaH-By 1sehn.spn fshsDfoa. sfF9ek gBs
RI f1ebsi saa Nv Kneof s. ~ Ye98g !
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Temple University nine yesterday st
Quantico ut was the Lestherneeks'
thirteenth win In as many starts.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
waMEN's LEaGrE.
sgsn's Prize winaers.

Hggla teams game Might Dais 8U2
High team sst~~~stzfipn I 9;lH
titgh lYntvlasIa taKss-~H Heehs t&fas
iBoBt 1881 Bi*sn sight oNis'. io5 81 Z:
Teo1teg tStsttnni in3a
Higs strfaag-~Tr9ttef ST \ Ballard Al
HlRh suafes--Wteks g0f Bfs AZ, 2gi
Tefstss ~
High individual gau'ss-~Troitef 1sfs VII
lisnss 1876
H,gf lndl sidusl sets--Troiier 3sl Bai.
High totai leam pins--~sta,ion, 5l31o:
T9ptsefa 80 9s5f
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Essgafs4 z Eshneks y
Taff ~ Wesasgp =
Txeh Is bAKnses. 8
Central WhslAtH & IT.! EnnfAES},
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1lber Future Games
reniral Ifi1l, has %

rsB0sI High has l9st me services ef
iie s4silex giaoFtstOD Bill Simmons who
has Deen rendered ineligible beeslse %
failure ip i1aS studies Ben Mccullough,
Eastern 1rsf basenlsn, also may De lost
b. 4lE team became N the same reason
though oig csse Wss 10 pe decided to-day
Henry nal9tta. Business infsiGfr, bak
beefi 6eelesea elieibie " play ss the
Fessilf ~ tllf advisory MARKS
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sEHfEs gTATlsTFes
TSam gfagafeK.
Pgaasys tJsss

Yestsgasgs Result,
Teetefn = Tsea n
Evening star., 1928-05-09

Runs--Burps Curtin ~. MeIasoH ~,
McAndrpws. Cummings i2i FlanDigan, De-
luca GioHre Errors--IlonE. Dcluca Two
base hits---cumniugs f3l. Curtin. Home
run-M Meiansop. Stolen hases--fSillesnie. Giof
fire. Double pIavs--BHrns to Dcluca to Cur
tin. Grain 10 Curtin To Deluca. First base
on haIIs--OH murphy I on cFain. =. Hits
of Foley. ! q in innings: of Murphy.
in innings struck ont--Rv Foley. =: nv
Mprphy. ] Wy Grain, .. Bslk-Crain
George Washington racketers scored
over Washington and jefferson. to l.
Yesterday. Dom defeated Sickler by
default for the losers only victory.
Summaries:
SINGLES
cousidine &c W. defeated Lane. Ga.
C.
Phulir. &c. W. defeated Sanders. 81
G-3
nonn w. and ~ defeated sirkler s--s.
:, s,suhler &C. w, defeated Bowler. s--4,
"a 6--4
Arnowskv &c. W. defeated Parkinson
CO. 6--3.
DOUBLES
Cnnsidine aud Phillips tG. WI defeated
Lane and Donn. 6-3. G--3.
stauhler and ArnuaSkv &C. W defeated
Sanders and RowiJer. S-5. O--6 6--4.
In an exciting game Qliantico Marines
squeezed out 1912 win over the strong
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sesfss n lItlaef pssl Gsmea

E8Nafss - WastesU scAnHa Ftsdfan9
Evening star., 1928-05-09

Western high Roglers yesterday o.
feste6 Genzags ~ " ".
ElumeTiea
s,fHe NWg defested Ednanal9n.
{ eGd &; Drain W. defeated Nc
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BOWLING ENDS TONIGHT
IN CITY TITLE TOURNEY

marks tho close OF
Washington City Duckpin AS
socistions largest and most sue
4 cessful annual tournament. For
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TEAMs s.

Columbia Nh 81 Jnnpa King Solomon,
Petwortt Mount Pleasant Bfightwo0d, 81.
Johns No st. Johns No. , Columbia.
M. 9S1 singleton, Fast Gate. Justice,
Evening star., 1928-05-09

In an exciting game Qliantico Marines
squeezed out 1912 win over the strong
Evening star., 1928-05-09
SINGLES. CLASS
DotRI.RS. class j,

Bttck Ig2 20 R3 stocking 50 ~ i0s
tsarrnii lI0ff4 Iat Kranss nh1i1 tt5
Totatx a5s 1913 1873 Totals is4 :ns a93
Granfl iotsl COS Grand total BOa.
Palmer flB t01 10 WV wd ~ JOS iat
MrKay ial inl los RHWd III 100 a.
Totals eYr al .ai Tatais 1ai COS -
Grand total B52. Grand total. 5i1.
Hailey li1 ~ ~
kfaukg M 100 III
Tntats g07 eas 1fa
Grand total B1A
Evening star., 1928-05-09

Tomorrow viii be lean day for
scholastic athletes hereabout. Only two
competitions are carded, and in both
Georgetown University Freshmen teams
vfn offer opposition to sci1oolbov COM
binations at Hilltop. Eastern's base ball
team viii engage the Hoys yearlings.
and Dewitt and the Blue and Gray cubs
are 70 meet al track.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
nntnIEs. CL.Ass y.

TntatE COZ .as yfn
Grand total. B1A.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-06-28
UAfBERTO MARTUCCI

Graduate Of the
ROYAL Conserva
tory OF Naples
The Washington times., 1928-11-23
Wise Cracks

Il was on the stage once"
'eYeah?"
"Uh.huh. / fell out OF the bal.
cony. Reserve Red Cat.
First woman You know. We
have the worst time in our fans
lily. Every watch reads differ
emily.
Second Same--You have quite q
time OF it, don't your On second
thought. hours is always this
sans -Denison Flamingo.
The only difference between 9
modern coed and q seventeenth
century pirate is that the pirate II
dead. -Westmlnstrel.
tWill you marry me9a
mo, you drink
Then marry nne and save me"
II don't want i husband pre-
served in alcohol. Texas Ranger.
He Which are your fav0rite
movie actors?
slasLon chspey Chicago
K !
The Washington times., 1928-11-23

Uncle Holtzman says, II never
did trust these circus freaks.
Just yestiddy I seen in a paper
the headline: Three Armed Men
Hold Up Drug Store. "--Wiscon-
sin Octopus.
Tish: / never so to church be-
cause there are so many crooks
there.
Tush: It's all right. Come on
out some time and we'll make
you feel at me.--Goblin.
They giggIed when I sat down
to the piano, but when began
to play the lesson I learned from
the Surefire Correspondence
School, they laughed right out
Ioud.-Georgia Cracker.
Bored Sophomore. I've been
around with girls, and girls, and
girls, and girls
Freshman: Where? On a
mesry-gp.round?--Ar Kitty.
kat.
EDO your shoes hurt?"
mo, but my feet do. Ne
braSka Awsuaan,
The Washington times., 1928-11-23
Efficiency Exper
You're Right

People who live in glass houses
shouldn't play strip poker.
The Washington times., 1928-11-23
Maube I'm Wrong
~ Iol,n D Mndhnrv
By John r. Medbnry

PitifuI Cases
The mind reader who tried to
heat a train OF thought to the
crossing.
.AutO-Suggestion
Never leave your car standing
by i traffic cops horse. You're
liable to get a ticket for parking
near . plug.
Social Accomplishments
Having the butler wake your
feet at ten.thirty
Ode to an Artists Model
There's only 4 slip twixt the
neck and the hip.
Our Own Vaudeville
Ventriloquist--I can throw MY
voice anywhere.
Manager-That's fine; throw a
in the waste basket.
The Washington times., 1928-11-23

RMANY an old maid longs Tor
WA the good old days when she
used to be insulted.
Efficiency Experts
The man who painted horse
flies on the merry-go.round to
make it look more realistic,
You're Right
People who live in glass houses
shouldn't play strip poker.
Take Ii or Leave 1t
The average mans crazy bone
is under his hat.
MOmentOus Moments
When a young mother drops
her offspring and discovers that
her bouncing baby boy won't
bounce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-15

of Net Meet
Are Run Off
Lott Plays Hunter as
Shields Opposes Ace /.
of FrenChmen. e.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. Is,
America pinned ats hope of stop
ping Henri Cochet short of the final
round in the national singles cham-
pionships today to Frank Shields.
a tall, gangling, 18-year-old New
York boy who has yet to lose a set
in the tournament.
Nearing the prize which will make
him the worlds greatest player for
1928, Cochet was not expected to-
slump into the costly errors ana
faulty judgment he exhibited in the.
opening sets Of his last two matches
Neither was Shields expected toj
reach the heights he scaled againsoI
jacques Brugnon.
Fighting in the other semi-finaFI
were Francis T. Hunter, the NeWS
Rochelle veteran, and George Lott.
Jr., the young Chicagoan. Hunter
has had to fight an uphill battle
to gain the Semi-flnal round. bu6
Lott has coasted through all of his
matches without dropping a set.
Lott and Cochet were favored ri
meet in the final. The rearranpe-
ment Of the schedule calls for the
1lnalS to be played Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-15
!. u. Football Hopes Are Bright as
Page Puts Men Through First Drill
Eighteen Lettermen on Crimson Squad; Hoosers Face
Pretentious Schedule; Meet Six Big Ten Foes.

will be in his final year of compe-
tition. Other veteran linemen who
return this year are Trobaugh and
Ringwalt, guards; Shields, Butts and
Moss, tackles; Catterton, McCrack-
en- and Weaver. ends.
When Page put his men through
their 1irst practice today, Crimson
rooters anticipated one of the
brightest seasons in years. Eight
cen letter men, an equal number OF
squad holdoverS and forty-two re-
cruits reported.
Pages varsity faces the most pre-
tentious card in many years, meet
ing six of the outstanding confer
ence elevens in succession. lThey
are Michigan, Illinois, Ohio State,
Minnesota, Northwestern and Pur-
due. Oklahoma, 1926 Missouri VAL
ley champion, who defeated Chicago
last season, and Wabash complete
the schedule.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-15
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. Is.
Two features noticeably lacking
in the makeup of the 1927 football
squad at Indiana University will be
partly remedies this season, accord
ing to Head Coach Pat Page. Re-
serve material, or rather absence
of it, proved the downfall Of the
Crimson team last season, combined
with the lack of weight. Page is
depending on a squad of promising
recruits to make the difference this
season.
Among the lettermen are HChuck"
Bennett. Linton, backfield ace and
all Conference star, and Bob Mat
thews, all Conference guard, who
will captain the team on offense
and defense respectively.
"Pooch" Harrell, triple threaat
man who led Big Ten backs in av-
erage yards gained from scrimmage
last season; Reinhardt, who lifted
a drop kick between the uprights
for the only field goal in the Con-
ference last season; Balay, whose
two perfect place-kicks gave In
diana a tie with the strong MINES
ota Gophers, Faunce, a dash man
in football togs; Todd, promising
half; Magnabosco, fullback, and
Garrison. quarterback, are other
backfield letter men returningn.
Ashby of Evansville, and Hill of
indianapolis, are two more promis-
ing recruits for the backfield.
Clare Randolph, twice center OF
the Hoosier eleven, and last year
mentioned in many mythical squads
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-15
Star Field
OF IrOtters
in Feature
$4,000 Kentucky. Futurity
Draws Many High-CIass
ThoroughbredS.

BIZ Times Special
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. The
$4,000 Kentucky Futurity, which
will be raced at the annual Grand
Circuit meeting here, Sept. 24-Oct.
6, now has a formidable candidate
that was conceded very little chance
up until a short time ago. This is
the bay flly, Eta Volo. 2:041k,
owned by j. D. Roquemore, Mont
gomery, Ala.
When this speedy miss took the
measure of the $4,000 Hambleto-
MAN winner, Spencer, 2:02z, in the
Horseman Futurity at indianapolis,
the harness turf realized it had an
other 3-year-old trotting star.
Following his triumph in the
Hambletonian, Spencer was believed
unbeatable. His first heat in 2:02h
was within only half a second of
the world race record for 3-year-old
trotters. Then Eta Volo sprung
what doubtless is the greatest up
set of the current season by trim
ming him and such other stars as
Gaylworthy, Blonde Lady and Scot
land.
Spencer may be able to come back
and turn the tables on Eta Volo
in the Kentucky Futurity Beside
Spencer and Eta Volo, Nellie Sig
nal, Guy Able, Gaylworthy, Blonde
Lady, Red Aubrey and Scotland will
battle it out for futurity honors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-15
Bobby Jones Faces British Champion
in National Amateur Golf Final

the young cotton broker whose pro-
gress through the tournament at
Brae Burn has been quietly impress
sive.
The match was at SO holes, an I'M
doubted advantage for Jones, who is
playing these days as though he
were unbeatable at the distance. The
last time they met. Bobby beat the
British champion, IS up and II to
play, the worst beating, in fact that
ever was administered in an inter-
national match for the Walker Cup.
In his progress to the final round
to bring an international aspect to
today's match, Tim" Perkins dis
posed of such excellent golfers as
"Ducky" Yates, Johnny Dawson,
and George Voigt, the medalist,
whom he beat in the semi-f1nals
6 and 4. Jones Friday eliminated
Phillips Finlay, 10 and IL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-15
.T0DAY'S SELECTIONS

LINCOLN FIELDS
Mino, Torchilla, Anita M.
Neptunis Host Golden Trail.
George Demar, Prince Ronald, Bonatre.
Bessie, Sport Dress, Peggy Lee.
Flat Iron, MiSstep, Sankari.
Mike Hall Rurik, Devon.
Kadiak, Bright, Tomorrow, Cross Bow.
PARAMOUNT
Maximus, Sure Shot. Tempter.
Blind Hills, Tanglefoot. Chicola.
Polygamia, Angry Mood. Sesqui.
Alborak, Torch, Question.
Carriage, Royal Julian, Fire On.
False Pride, Marconi, Shasta Lad.
Ramble, Polar Sea, Polante.
Lily Sue. War Grail, Botch.
BELMONT PARK
Mirage, Prowler, Tibet.
Jolly Roger, Oracle, Skedaddle.
Blue Larkspur. Jack High, Citrate.
Osmand, Centaur, 1ngrid.
Reign Count, Display. Chance Shot.
Noise, Black Beetle, Arcturus.
DADE PARK
Chrysler, Leo M G, Ambitious.
Balance Sheet, Max Brick, West Wind.
Black Agate, Our Buddy. Rundark.
Stoneage, Willie's Maid, Blackamoor.
Sandy Hatch, Emphatic, Gareth.
Tangram, Rock Crusher, Red Blaze.
Sweepsora, anonymous, Amyvala.
Fluer de Lis. Oseda, Manipulation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-15
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

BRAE BURN, WEST NEWTON,
Mass, Sept. ia Worcestershire
lad whose spectacles give him an
expression of owlish good humor,
but whose eye for the straight path
to the pin is as keen as any in golf,
faced the monarch of the American
links today in the first international
final the American amateur cham
pionship has known in seventeen
years.
T. Phillip Perkins, 23-year-old
amateur champion of Great Britain,
and Bobby Jones, American title
holder, teed off at Brae Burn to
determine whether the Albanian
was to win his fourth title in five
years or whether the crown was