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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
of
State Settle
Track Titles
Athletes Of Many Schools
Try for Marks in
Annual Meet.
BY PAUL II. KING.
United Press STAFF Correspondent


MEMORIAL STADIUM. BLOOM
INGTON. Ind, May 18.-RepreSent-
ing many Indiana universities and
colleges, $50 athletes competed to-
day for the state intercollegiate
track and field championship here.
With an entry list headed by
Notre Dame. Indiana university and
Purdue, who finished in order in
last years event, the meet today
was expected to be closely contested.
These three institutions. repre-
sented by individual stars of nation
wide regulations, were expected to
carry off the majority of honorS.
Elder, Chief Splinter
The Irish. led by Jack Elder, its
star sprint man, was considered a
fayorite in the dash events. Elder
was considered a likely winner Of
the 100 and 200-yard dashes. Cor
don, Indiana sophomore, who placed
we'll in Big Ten Conference compe-
tition, was expected to provide a
close race for the Notre Dame fash.
Basing predictions on past per-
formanceS, several athletes we're
"doped' to better state records.
The tWo-mile run, always a feature,
was predicted to be another close
race with Indiana given the pre-
meet honors. The mile relay was
expected to develop into a battle
between Butler and Indiana.
One Of the largest crowds in local
track history was expected to at
tend.
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Capt. Schucker Named Matchmaker
for Fistic Shows at Fl. Harrison
Captain Edwards Is Chairman of Boxing Commission
TopnotCh Fighters Coming-First Card June a,

The boxing commission at the
Fort is composed of Captain L. M.
Edwards, finance department; Cap
tain w. F. Dalton, Eleventh Infan-
try, and Captain Schucker. Cap
tain Edwards is chairman.
Attractive Cards Promised
I'VE are making arrangements to
bring real championship contenders
to the Fort" Captain Schucker said,
and there is a possibility two or
more title holders will be seen in
action
Plans for staging the initial show
June 4, are under way, and although
no announcement has been made as
to the headliners on the first nights
card, five rows of ringSide seats al
ready have been reserved, Captain
Edwards says. The arena seating
capacity is 4,700
There will be no broadcast of
the scraps this summer, and if in
clement weather occurs on fight
night, the bouts will be staged the
following evening,
No Advance in Prices
"As in past seasons" Captain Ed
wards says, admission prices will
be So for ringide eat and 81 for
general admission. Profits from the
summer shows are placed in the
Soldiers Athletic Fund"
Finishing touches on improve
ments are now being made on the
arena. Excellent parking space is
available. Captain Schucker will
announce the main go scrappers
within few days for the first show.
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NEXT month the Indianapolis
~ District Golf Association will
hold its annual tournament. The
association has taken over the old
city event and takes in all players
within a radius of sixty miles of the
city. H. Edgar thinner has been a
rather consistent winner of the city
title and some might feel their eff
forts to dethrone him would be fu-
tile. That Is not true for we know
many golfers in the city who can
give Eddie battle. We might men
ton, Bill Diddell, Frank Shields,
Bob Bowen, Tilford OrbiSon, Bernie
Lehman, Max Buell., Jack Tuitte,
Cliff Wagner and several more.
prizes to entrants with low net scores for
the fifty-four holes of play. Such an
anpouncemsnt viii mean that the field
Mrs. Al Roy has issued call for all
members and prospective members Of the
Business meeting at The club. this aft
ernoon at 4:30. Mrs. Roy expects large
turnout.
COUNT ROSASCO, course man
~ ager at Riverside, will throw
the bars down and turn the patrons
of the city's veteran course on the
new bent greens this weekend. The
new putting surfaces are on holes
l, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, u, Is and l6.
4
Highland members will engage in a
handicap tournament qualifying round
today and Sunday. Gross scores
turned in will be used 10 relegate the
players to various flights after which they
Will enjoy the use Of their handicap allow
ance.
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There are lot OF funny cases ike
that in the league. Folks laugh
when you talk about jinx in base
ball. but if it isn't a jinx, then 1
don't know what to call it. Take
fellow ike Herbie PennOck for
instance. When Herbie was right
all he had to do was toss his glove
in the box and the Athletics would
roll over and play dead. Yet he
couldn't whip the Cleveland Indians
on their home lot once in ten starts.
Yet the AS pack lot more wallop
than the Indians.
There are a lot Of individual jinx'S
too. Ny pet jinX used TO be Shuck
Pruett of the St Louis club. That
kid couldn't get anybody else out but
it Just seemed as though 1 couldn't
even foul one of him.
And on the other hand old George
Dauss, quite a pitcher in his day,
was my particular pet. guess I've
hit more home runs off George than
of any other pitcher I ever faced.
Everytime he would pitch against
us I knew I'd come through with a
home run. And George knew it,
too.
Sometimes a jinx turns around
and works the other way. For
couple Of years, Bob Grove, the
Athletic left-hander, had an Indian
sign on the Yankees and would beat
us every start. Then suddenly We
started to hit him and all last sea-
son he couldn't get us out. Yet he
mad Just as much stuff as ever, and
the same hitters that batted him
off the mound last season we're the
guys who couldn't even nick him for
a foul in other years. It's a funny
thing. You can't dope it out
In the days when I used to pitch
my pet club vas the Detroit Tigers.
1 could beat them right regularly.
and they had the greatest array of
sluggers in the business. Yet team
like the White SOX. that didn't have
much in the way Of hitters. would
pound the tar out of me in three or
four innings
I suppose a lot of 1t is in a fellows
mind. Just the same though there
are some funny cases like that in
baseball And nobody need tell me
tere aren't such things as a ink in
this game either
know, I've got a couple of them
myself. But I'm not advertising it
as I figure to keep that to myself.
(Copvricht. 1929 uv The Timesi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
NET COACHES ORGANIZE

A group of well-known basketball
coaches of high school teams in In
diana are scheduled to meet at the
Elks Club Saturday night for the
purpose of organizing the Indiana
High School Basketball Coaches
Association.
Among coaches who are to attend
are Glen Curtis, Martinsville; John
Adams. Vincennes; Burl FTiddle,
Washington; Cliff Wells, Logansport
and Everett Case, Frankfort.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
United States Stars Next
Meet laps at Washington
This Month.
CLEAN UP CANADIANS
HennesSey Helps Eliminate
'Canuck' Court Performers.

BIZ NITRO Press
MONTREAL, May 13-The United
States Davis cup team is off to a
flying start in the American zone
competition, having clinched the
first round with Canada by winning
the first three matches.
Two more singles matches we're
scheduled today but theeir outcome
will have no effect upon the final
result as the United Sattes doubles
team scored the deciding victory
Friday when John Van Ryn and
John Hennessey beat DR.. Jack
Wright and DR.. Art Ham, 6-1, 81,
I-6, So.
Wilmer Allison of TT. Worth, Tex,
substituting for Hennessey through
the courtesy of the Canadians, was
paired against Willard Croker in
one match today, and Van Ryn was
pitted against Wright in the other.
The United States will meet Japan
in the second round at Washington
May %, 81 and 25, and the winner
will meet the winner of the Cuba
Mexico match in the American zone
final at Detroit May 30, 81 and
June l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
Nebraska Leads
II, Big Six Meet

BIZ Tpited Press
AMES, Ia, May 18-The Uni
versity Of Nebraska held an edge to-
day in the Big Six conference track
and field meet, placing twenty-five
men in the finals.
Oklahoma, favored to win the
meet in preliminary dope, placed
seventeen men, Missouri sixteen.
Iowa State fourteen. Kansas thirteen
and Kansas Aggies, six.
Nebraska had twelve men in track
events and ten in field matches.
Churchill. Oklahoma's star track
man, qualified in the iayelin, discus,
shot put and low hurdles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
Big Leagues

DILL REAGAN. Boston Red SoX
D second baSeman, tripled in the
twelfth inning Friday and scored
Bigelow and TAFT. giving his team
a to 3 victory over the New York
Yankees. It was the Yank's fifth
straight defeat and dropped them
to third place.
Brilliant pitching in the pinches nv Lefty
Grove featured tho PhiIs delphia Athletics
8 TO victory over Washington. Grove
walked six men but famed nine. twice
retiring the Senators by striking out the
last man with the bases Hlled.
Esrl Ayer,u. Cleyelsnd's rookie out,
Aeloer. hit two home runs. but Cleveland
lest TO the St Louis Browns. 7 to g.
REQ Faber BANKED the Tigers
after the first inning and the Chi
caeo White SoX beat Detroit, S to ?.
THE Chicago Cubs regained the
L National League lead by defeat
ing the Cincinnati Reds. TO 8. Hack
Wilson and Charley Grimm drove in
four runs each. Blake pitched a
Six-hit game
larry French. Rookie southpaw from
Portland pitched the Pittsburgh Pirates
to to . vi,tory over the 81. Louis
Cardinals. It WIS Freneh's third straight
victory. Paul 'yansr doubled with the
bases filed.
Scoring four runs in the tenth after
the Braves had tied the score with two
Gown in the ninth. the New York Giants
won their hrst same o. the season from
double and three singles in six trips.
Shaving of a rally in the ninth
the Brooklyn Robins broke their
nine-game losing streak by defeat
ing the Phillies. IA to Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
De Rose Winner
on Points Over
Jackie Coogan

Al De Rose won eight out of ten
rounds from Jackie Coogan, a sub
stitute for Babe Pelneco. in the main
go at the Cadle tabernacle Friday.
They are featherweights
Roy Smith. Brightwood, tried hard
but lost to Young Eddie Ketchel of
Philadelphia in the six-round semi
Windup. Ketchel had Smith groggy
in two of the early rounds, flooring
him three times.
frankie Jones defeated Big Boy
Brown in a four-round prelim and
Ray Hurtz, Negro, took three out of
four rounds from Buddy Boy Swami
gan, Negro. Billy Cox defeated
Charlie Sticker in the first four
round fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
.aLoney Floors
Opponent After
Bell and Loses

BV United Press
BOSTON, May 18.-Jim Maloney,
Boston heavyweight, failed to hear
the bell at the end of the fourth
round Friday night and lost on a
foul to Ricardo Bertazzolo of Italy
when he fioored the foreigner with
a right to the jaw
Bertazzolo dropped his hands to
his side and started for his corner.
Maloney kept fighting and sent over
a terrific right which caught Ber-
tazzolo off guard.
The Italian rose quickly from the
knock down and was not visibly
hurt by the punch. Referee O'Con-
nor promptly stopped the fight, de-
claring Bertazzolo the winner on a
foul. The Italian was leading on
points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18

Msrmon Fights went through a stiff
practice session Thursday evening in
preparation for their game Sunday with
the Greenfield Red Men. MaYmop Fights
have May. IS and Decoration day open
and would ltke to, hear from fast state
teams Write Paul Miller, 1923 Bradbury
avenue or call Lii 1855 before p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
FIELD DAY AT S. H. S.
Many Students to Attend Carnival
on Next Friday.

Ali Shortridge will gather at the
northsiders' athletic field next Fri
day afternoon at 1:45 for the first
Field Day" exercises. A lengthy
program has been arranged and
large crowd is expected to attend.
Baseball games. tumbling con-
tests, volley ball, relay races and a
comic football game are among the
events in addition to a pie-eating
contest.
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Dicks in Corner

DENVEE, May ls.-Robert
- Cox. 20, boxer from Chey-
enne. was released from jail
here long enough TO fight a
bout at the Denver Elks' tour
nament.
With three detectives at the
ringside. Convent in and beat
George Hart of Denver. Then
he was taken back to jail
where he is held on a charge of
forgery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18

Captain Frank r. Schucker, Eev-
enth Infantry, is to be matchmaker
for the weekly boxing shows in the
outdoor arena at FIT Benjamin Har-
rison, starting Tuesday night, June
4, it was announced today. Captain
Schucker is said to have wide
in supervising fistic bouts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
(Ten Innings)

BOSTON ..--...s--s OUU 16l WI - D 10
Mays and FitzSimmons, OFarrell Jones
Cooney and Taylor.
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Serni-Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Y sna.k 4 e VII Play the Carson A
teams desiring games with the MohaWks
indianapolis Triangles will practice this
evening at Garfield No. g. All players take
notice.
Holy Cross nine will open its season at
Brookside Sunday against the Walk-Overs.
All players are asked to report at the
park by 2 o'clock.
practice 1i5O session Thursdsy Az eve Evening in in
preparation for their game SUNDAY with
have Ms9 as a Rnd Mee MoaG Gsy epen
teams Write pa9 Miller q P1as H Brad iSafS
avenue or call Ii. 1855 before p. m.
Big Four A. A. of Indianapolis will meet
the Belletontaine Big Four at Brookside
n s@ons 5he srSnss in PG t tff@
league and close struggle is expected.
Francis or Price will twill for the locals.
prsctee at Gareid NO osPss Sunday Ssa at sso
All players and those asked to report for
tryouts please attend. For information
NJ Brqo ks6s. A. A. will Play at gTo0ksids
please note: Riggs. Pearson. S. Anderson.
H. Bailey. 2. Cullin. B. Green, G.. Katzen-
berger. w Ragan. H. Vaughn. Those wish
ing tryouts call Oh. 1896 after 6.
Indiana polls Maccabees would like to
schedule games with fast state teams. All
players are requested to be at Garf1eIA
Sundsy morning at $50.
Indianapolis Cubs have an open date
for Sunday and would like to book a
game to BE played at Rhodius park For
games call Be. l0ll-R and ask for Harry.
Dady A.. .C.s will play at Martinsville
Dady'S store. 1918 oliver avenue. not later
than noon: Dady team has Msy rs open
and would like to hear from Q good
state team. Address Basil Flint, 1913
indianapolis Tigers desire game for
sunday. Call Be. i345-R between $50
and 7.
Indianapolis Reserves will be in the field
again this year with q city and road club
and will practice Sunday st Brookside No.
at 1890. All players and those desir-
ing tryouts are requested to be on hand.
ST st. Patric a VII nee, the untyersals
the Saints will meet. the strong Y, NJ S.
meeting will pc held at the club rooms to-
night All players are requested to take
notice. Write Frank Roth, 1880 Cottage
avenue, or call DR.. OILS for games.
Beech Grove Reds Will clash with the
fsst Indianapolis Athletic Club SUNDAY.
For games with the Reds call H. Burge.
Beech Grove l26 between 7 and D. m
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Wilson, Markey
Annex Matches

BU Times SDcciGl
CHICAGO, May l5-Tommy Will
son, Butler, indianapolis. defeated
Russell Bergherm. Northwestern,
TO, 6-1, 60, Thursday in the CEN
trail intercollegiate tennis tourney.
Bud Marley. Indianapolis and
Notre Dame, drew a bye in the first
round and advanced to the third
round by downing Swan, Michigan
State, 60, So.
Coggeshall, Grinnell, defeated
Schilz, Albion, in straight sets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
MICHIGAN RAPS PURDUE
Zig Ten Leaders Score Two Runs
in Tenth Inning.
BU Times SpecfdL

BIZ Times SpectoJ
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May IA
triple in the tenth inning with two
men on base gave Michigan to
2 victory over Purdue here Friday.
placing the Wolverines in undisput-
ed Big Ten leadership. Purdue, Civ
ing McReynolds errorless support,
led 2 to l at the start of the eighth
inning, when the Maize and Blue
tied the count. McAfee allowed the
Boilermakers six hits, while his
teammates collected nine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
FREE ROBBERY SUSPECT
Judge Rules Out Evidence Against
Prisoner.

Conversational evidence obtained
from a prisoner when he is arrested
on vagrancy charged and tried in
municipal court later on a different
charge can not be used in prosecut-
ing the prisoner, according to a
ruling made by Judge Solomon
Raab, in municipal court today.
The technicality was ruled on
when Dunn r. Burnett, Houston,
Tex, and Ben K. Richmond, living
on Lynhurst drive near the National
road, were arraigned in municipal
court today on burglary charges.
They we're arrested recently and
charged with vagracy. Richmond
was freed while Bmnet was bound
over to the grand jury on burglary
hcarge. Bond was set at 5000.
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her tWo-stroke disadvantage but
built up lead that proved too much
for the American girl to overcome.
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sHoRTRIDGE STARS WIN
Washington High Squad Blanked in
Six Matches.

shortridge high school tennis
team defeated Washington high
school Friday at Hawthorn courts,
SO. In single matches Mccullough
defeated King, Warren beat Hedge,
Ertel downed Lentz. and Holloway
won over Murphy, and in doubles,
Mccullough and Warren defeated
King and Hedge, and Ertel and
Holloway won over Lentz and Muir
ply.
Shortridge will meet Kokomo on
Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
$4,000 HORSE TO BE
SHOWN IN CITY CIRCUS
Valuable English Hackney Mare
Attracts Wide Interest

City wide interest has been
aroused in the $500 English hack
ney mare which will be on exhibit
ton at the state Playground in con-
nection with the Police and Fire
mems Circus, Edward v. Richard
son, circus director said today.
The horse will be shown by Mrs
Robert E. Trimble, Millersville road,
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The mare will not be entered in the
show as there is no competition in
that class.
It will be the first time the horse
has been on exhibition In the mid
dleweSt.
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Mohawk A. C. will play the Carson A.
c. Sunday at Riverside No at $50. ANY
teams desiring games with the MohaWks
cal Ha. 44slW after and ask for Bob.
indianapolis Triangles will practice this
evening at GARFIELD No 8. All players take
notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
CATHEDRAL NINE WINS

Cathedral high school defeated
the Washington Continen ais, SO,
in seven-inning game at Rhodius
park Friday. The Continentals left
twelve men stranded on bases, and
we're charged with eight errors. The
Irish resorted to a hit-and-run
game, and scored three runs in the
fourth and sixth.
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AT CHITRcUTu. nowNs


First Race (s1.5oo; claiming: 3-year- olds
and up; six and one-hah furlongs)-Bar
None. lis; Fsirdale. 1903; Nora D. 1903;
own. lis; Little Gyp. los; Eskimo, los.
Second Race Isl 200; allowances; 2-year-
U.s. T Rdc clsck.r ' AsppS Rad i99 49,
is; Here lis. Il2 Michigan q BOY. lis;
iDqs 6Ia Maiden IA p Sphoi ss sfaF
Applaud. ll2; Chariot, IFS; Haramzada,
ll5; ID HoSsn's Dance. lis: Kilberry. lis.
IA Audlsy Farm.
tbiW. z. Hupp entry.
Third Race si,aoo: claiming s.year-
oliess and up: mile and six.esnth.I-Finnic.
* Polly wog.. no: (xl Marhi,. io5; stars
and Stripes. lis: Eager Play. ios: * Cap
81 tain PTSc , II9: Bonny Basil. ITO; On
Fourth Race sl,6oo; allowances; The
SHADY Brock Farm; 6 2s,yesr-olds; I'VE f f1s-
via waters ie7 Tssman s'0i los Dc pcno ora
lO7; Bell Smith. los; Lightning Jones. l15.
Fifth Race $4,000 added; The Ken
tucky Derby; s-year-oids; mile and a
Shd is ssrs las piNEsPRRa .pa 1s Isl
Lord BTssdeibsne 1875; IsIosif Roper. l2S
Ervsst. i2s; Kari Eitel. 1875; Chip. i26: The
ChoctaW. l26: Paul Bunyan. l26; talPan-
chic. i7s; Folking. 1875: DIST. Ignstius,
1875: tcl Bay Beauty. 1876: Ben Machree,
l2i: lbl Hiram Kelly. 1875; a. Prince Pat.
l26: The Nut. 1875; Windy City. 1875: Clyde
Venoeusen. l26; (c Blue Larkspur. 126.
tslThree DIS Stock Farm entry.
tbl Williamson and Herring entrH
tclE. r. Bradley entry.
Sixth Race fs2.2O0: The Brown Hotel;
5-yesr-olds and Up; six furlongs Energy.
l0s: Cayuga. no; Blsckwood, lo6; Wis
dom, ll2; 7. s. Jordan. ia.
Seventh Race fsl.4o claiming; Swear
olds and UP: mile and hree-sixteenthsl -
Pest Horn. 10: Super Love. 100: Congo
II. liz: Spot Light. 1905; Thunder Gifl.
IS: rsmins. 100: Respond, la: Indian
spolis. lo5; Frontier. ITO; Mount Logan.
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G0PHERS DOWN INDIANA
Late Rally Gives Minnesota First
Big Ten Victory, 81.

o Y z WIttU FFCtS
MINNEAPOLIS. May 18.-Scoring
three runs in the eighth inning,
Minnesota won its first Big Ten
baseball game here Friday, defeat
ing Indiana, 8 to 7. Trailing by
one at the opening of the eighth,
the Gophers reached Russ Paugh,
Indiana hurier for four solid hits.
Captain Harrell led Hoosier batters
With a double, home run and two
singles. The clubs we're to meet
aeain today.
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CUBA LEADS MEXICO

By United Press
HAVANA. Cuba, May l6.-Cuba
held a two to nothing lead over
Mexico in their American zone
Davis cup match today. Vincente
Banet having beat Ignacio Borbolla
of Mexico. 60. SIS. S-6. and Gustavo
Vollner defeated Ricardo Tapia of
Mexico. SO, So. 81, in Fridays
opening singles play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18

Peoples Quitting Company team will
practice at Garfield No. 8 Sunday ut $40.
All players and those asked to report for
tryouts please attend. For information
call Or. 1889
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MAT MATCH TO THOM

By ItWCS SpcciGt
ANDERSON, Ind, May 18-Coach
W. H. Thorn Of Indiana university
defeated Nick Karavas Of Boston,
two falls out of three, here Thurs
day night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18

Big -Four A. A. of Indianapolis will meet
the Bellefontaine Big Four at Brookside
No. l Saturday at g. Both teams are
among the strongest in the Railroaders'
league and close struggle is expected.
Francis or Price Will twirl for the locals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
ROCKVILLE AUTO CARD

BIZ Times Special
ROCKVILLE, Ind. May 18-The
dirt track auto race program at
jungle park Sunday has attracted g
strong field of drivers. The event
was postponed from last Sunday.
Among entries are Bill Cummings,
Benny Benefited and Mark Billman.