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game and stated it was a valuable
and important experiment.
If the plan goes through here,
Perry intends to install double the
lighting power used at Des Moines
and make other experiments that
concern towers, lights and shadows.
Of course, the Indians will have to
do some might spring training" and
means must be found to give their
opponents in the first game a
chance to practice after shutdown.
1t is said President Perry will be
in position early next week to say
definitely if construction of night
baseball apparatus will be started.
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JONES. PRINCE PLAY TIE

SUNNINGDALE, England, May 8.
Bobby Jones, American open
champion, and the prince of Wales
played to tie with Harrison John
ston, American amateur champion.
and Sir Victor Sasoon in an
eighteen-hole four-ball match here
Thursday.
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Stribling Stops
German Heavy

LONDON, May 9-W. L. (Young)
Stribling, Georgia heavyweight,
scored a technical Knockout over
Hans Schonrath of Germany Thurs
day night after apparently toying
with the German heavyweight until
the bout was stopped in the second
round. The young Georgia fighter
intends to start training immedi-
ately for bout with Pierre Charles
of Belgium in Paris, May 90 He
already has signed for a fifteen
round bout with Phil Scott in Lon
don.
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MAT MATCHES MONDAY

Herb Titenberg, Kansas City
lightweight, has been matched
against Leslie Red) Beers. Purdue
coach, in the semi-final of the wres-
Ting card at Tomlinson hall Mon
day night.
The main event will bring Charley
midget Fischer, middleweight,
against Ed Baker of this city for
the two best of three falls. Two
other bouts will make up the card.
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Robertson took ether prizes. In the
tournament next Sunday the players
VIII be divided into four groups with
a prize for every group winner.
The Dubs against the Sharpshooters, a
team match designated as the opening
tournament of the season will be played by
Highland Country Club on Saturday May
Il. according to an announcement by
James T. HamiIl chairman of the sports
and pastimes committee. The match orr
ginaIly was scheduled for May /. Mem
bers arriving at the first tee will be di-
vided and after the scores are tabulated
the winners will drive at the expense OF
the losers.
Entrance fee at, Highland will be two
new golf balls and the winners will split
the spoils at the dinner. The second
tournament of the year will be May "a and
% when thirty-six holes medal handicap
play will determine the winner of the G.
a. Taylor trophy
II ENNETH LOUCKS, with - nct
IN score of 70, won the Riverside
Olympic Club tournament at South
Grove. Ray Austermiller anc
George Bender tied for second
Alb Nutall was next and j. Craw-
ford followed in the prize awards
in the net division. Dave Mitchell
club ace" held to his title, anc
won low gross honors followed BY
George Loucks, Burns Maus anc
Ed Dorset.
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BN nIf0H PTCSs
CHICAGO, May 9s-Failure to OBJ
tain leading foreign entries has
forced the Arlington Park race
track officials to call off the con-
templated 100000 international
race which it had hoped to stage
Aug. 2.
On advice of C. j. Fitzgerald, who
was sent to Europe in an effort to
induce foreign owners to enter, the
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BY EDDIE ASH

Consent of the American Associa-
ton for a night baseball experiment
in Indianapolis was received today
by Norman A. Perry, president Of
the Indians, and it is believed the
report of lighting experts now max
ing a preliminary survey at Wash
ington park will be favorable.
President Thomas J. Hickey of the
A "A. readily approved Perry's re-
quest for leaguep emission to try
the project.
Cost of installation has been esti-
mated at $4,000 and President
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Baseball Calendar

ten InningSl
New York ........ 210 304 900 3-13 10
Pittsburgh ........ 102 020 212 DO IA
Fitzsimmons. Walker and Hogan, Jones,
spencer. Stoner. Meme, French and
HemSley.
BROOKLYN ............ 1O1 oo2 Ooo-4 II l
P6eips, Morrison and i Iop e2i osborn 6af Rel
son and Hartnett.
philadelphia ........ 200 oo1 11o-5 !
St Louis ;..;.... 800 900 OOx--6 8 :
Sweetland, Collins and Davis Hallahan
| and J. Wilson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cmcago ............. 600 DOL 000-1 /
Boston .......... coo 2oI 00x-3 Is Q
Thomas and Riddle; Russell and Berry.
St. Louis ............ oO2 100 ooo-s 3
Philadelphia ....... 00l 800 1ox-7 /
Coffman and Manion; Shores and
Schang.
Detroit ............ 200 200 001-5 O
Washington ......... 121 1870 00x-8 IA /
Carroll. Page Herring and Rensa; Jones
and Tate.
Cleveland at New York. rain.
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Tribe Batting Figures
PURDUE HOMECOMING

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 9.-Pur-
due university, 1929 football cham
pion of the Big Ten, will battle
Wisconsin in the Boilermaker& an
nual Homecoming game, Oct. 25 in
the newly enlarged Ross-Ade
stadium, which, at that ime, will
seat 23,30O.
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Perry Obtains League Consent for
Night Baseball; Experts Begin Work

Perry evidently has made up his
mind to go through with the base
ball-by- artificial-light test if in
vestigating engineers are able to
convince him they can improve on
the system used at the Des Moines
park in the Western League.
The Tribe prexy went to Des
Moines last Friday to view the night
inaugural there between the Des
Moines and Wichita teams and was
pleased with their performance to
the extent he believes more progress
can be made William Clauer, Tribe
secretary. viewed the Des Moines
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SHOOTING PAR o
BY DICK MILLER

ID IVEESIDE municipal golf club
An will stage a full handicap
sweepstakes tournament next Sun
day. Bill Reed and his son, Billy
Jr., tied Cor the low gross honors in
last Sundays first meet Of the year,
a blind par tournament, with scores
Ct rs each. Jimmy Refill took rs and
I'd Ulrich, II. Forty turned in
scores for the blind par prizes and
H. c. Kruse won first award, Sam
Drucker, G. F. Mccain and G. B.
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Rich international Turf Race
Called Off by Chicago Track
100000 Classic Postponed for Year Due to Failure to
Secure Foreign Entries.

race was postponed for at least a
year.
1T is impossible to get European
horses of the right sort to America
for this affair."" Fitzgerald was re-
ported to have cabled.
Arlington officials said they would
substitute a $4,000 mile and
quarter race for 3-year-olds and
up, to be run Aug. 2, in place of
the international affair.
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The OIympics have selected a team to
compete against any local teams. The
Olympic squad is made up of Mitchell, G.
Loucks, X. Loucks, Maus, Dorset Bender,
Won King, r. Wise, r. Austermiller and
Ward Montford. Matches can be arranged
by calling George Bender, or address South
Grove clubhouse.
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ANDERSON BEATS FLOWERS

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May ed
die Anderson, 1874, OF Milwaukee,
won an unpopular decision over
Bruce lowers, 1874, New Rochelle,
N. j., in ten-round bout here
Thursday night.
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TEN 3-YEAR-OLDS
TEST GALLANT FOX
IN 100000 CLASSIC
BY CHARLES NJ. EGAN
United Press STAFF Correspondent

BALTIMORE Md 9The of the 1880 big racing
classics late historic Pmico track with ten
rated a possible champion
indications pointing perfect weather conditions and
lightning
the Hilltop the forh of the 100000 Freak
tak
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MOLGAsT RING VICTOR

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Midget
Wolgast. fyweight title claimant,
defeated Pinkey Silverberg in eight
rounds here Thursday.
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Indianapolis ..............3 01 100 000-5
MINNEAPOLIS ..............00 900 041 00l-6

Runs batted in-Morse %. Smith Mil
Ter. Griffin, Warstler o. Barnhart. Two
base hits Griffin Morse, Gonzales, Con-
molly Home runs-Miller, WarStler. Sac
rifces-Yoter. Barnhart. Double plays
Voter to Morse to Caldwell, Voter to Con
zales to Caldwell. Cvengrros to Warstler
to Connolly, Warstler to Sticking to Con-
I Gcon1nollyj. Left on bases Minneapolis:
g. indianapolis. u. Base on l, 6allS %
Benton, |; of Dumaont r of M Mccullough 81,
mont, I; by Mccullough, S; by Cyengros.
3. Hits-Of Benton, tptched to I'VE
nings; of Mccullough 3 in four innings.
Winning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild, pitch
Benton Umpires-Snyder and Johnson.
Time So
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LEBANON COACH RESIGNS

BU Times Special
LEBANON, Ind, May al Har-
ker, Lebanon basketball and track
coach for the last two years, re-
signed today. He said he would dis
close his future plans later
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Indianapolis Triangles will Journey to
Lebanon Sunday to oppose the Indians 1t
will be the opening game of the season for
Lebanon. Triangles practice tonight at
Garfield. All players attend. Triangles
have ope ndates for May Is and 25 State
teams. write or wire H. E. Beplay, 16 East
Orange street. or call Drexel 1884,
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Leon Duray
Due in City
Next Week
Holder of Speedway Record
for Trial Spin Seeks
Mount.
BY NORMAN E. ISAACS

Leon Duray, the man who has
circled the indianapolis Motor
Speedway track at a faster pace
than any other pilot, almost is Ger
tain to drive in this years 500-mile
classic, despite the fact that he has
not, as yet, procured mount.
Duray probably will arrive next
week and will look about for a car.
Leon, in 1928, shattered all lap and
qualifying records during the trials.
The driving ace hurtled around
the bricks at a record clip OF
124.018 miles an hour and when ne
pulled into the pits a lap later, his
tires were in shreds, cut to pieces
during the sizzling run.
A few minutes later, Duray
flashed around the bricks for four
laps at an average speed of 122.391
miles an hour, winning the pole
position. In last years event, Leon
was forced out of the running on
the sixty-f1fth lap when his motor
stuck.
Duray's driving in his 124-mile-
an-hour record shattering lap was
one of the most magnificent exhi-
billions of skill ever exhibited here.
The two Coleman front-drives which
will be driven by Phil (Red) Shafer and
Lou Moore, are stationed in Gasoline
alley" and probably will be sent out
sometime next week. Railbirds will see
the real thing in race cars when the
CoIemans take the track.
ODDS Porter, veteran timer extraordin-
airy, visited the track Thursday. The talk
motor boats, airplanes and Diesel-n1otored
automobiles Ode has nothing but praise
for Don and said the Briton really did
not have one day on which the Daytona
Beach was suitable for a 200-mile pace.
Deacon LitZ also is in town. The big
star of the gasoline sport who set Cruel
ling pace for forty-nine laps of last years
race, is in fine fettle and eager to take
to the bricks. He's Just as eager to visit
Tom BeaFs stand every ten or fifteen
minutes.
With ten more subscriptions, bringing
the total to thirty, members of the lap
prize committee met this afternoon at
the Chamber of Commerce to renew efforts
to subscribe the 100000 added lap purse
for the race.
The ten newest donors Of lap prizes
are: Marott Shoe Shop. NOblitt- Sparks
Industries, Prestt -O-Lite Storage Battery
pany, Taylor Betting, Thomson & Nc
Kinnon. Vonnegut Hardware, Homer Me-
Kee Company. all of indianapolis, and
A. c. Spark Plug Company Flint, Mich.
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Union Printers schedule for the week
end includes the regular meeting tonight
TT club headquarters a game Saturday at
3 p. m with Link-Belt Dodge at Riverside
No. and game Sunday at $50 a. m
with. the Post Office nine at Brooklyn
No. I.
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Dady A. c. will play at louisville Sun
day. Weimer and Allison will form the
battery for A. C.s A. C.s have open dates
in June. State teams write Basil Flint,
Connersville. Bedford. Lafayette. Kokomo
and RuShville notice.
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RUNS BATTED IN
Klein, Phillies 80. Terry, Giants .....
Jackson, Giants. 6 Bissonette, Robins.
Wilson Cubs - s. Simmons, Athletics
Herman, Robins. 5
HOME RUN SLUGGERS
Simmons Athletics &c Herman. Rollins. 2
Generously. Pirat. % Fisher. Cardinals. 2
Suhr, Pirates 80. %
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The second round of a ffteen-game
schedule in the City Catholic League will
be played Sunday. Sacred Heart Question
Marks and Assumption clash at Rhodius
st. Catherine opposes Lady of Lourdes
at Garfield and Holy Trinity meets St.
Joseph at Spades. From the results of the
first games. there appear to be four clubs
with title-winning combinations. Holy
Trinity Assumption. st. Catherine and
Question Marks
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Cvengros is rare pastimer for a
pitcher. He can hit that ball and in four
trips up Thursday combed the pellet for
second and collected three Singles and
Warstler poled a home run and single.
Corridens outfeld failed him at the plate
| Thursday, only one hit being made by the
with mates waiting to score.
The Tribe hit total was thirteen, but
no heavy production was supplied by the
powerhouse positions in the batting order,
numbers four. five, six and seven. 1t was
horseshoe triumph for Minneapolis, for
| the home nine made six errors
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Indianapolis Cubs play Irvington Build
ings at RhodiuS Sunday in q Municipal
League game at 3 .. m. Cubs would like
to hear from state teams. Write Harry
Drummer 1871 West Ray street, or call
Belmont 10li.
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Indianapolis Universals will meet at Jess
Pritchard's bowling alleys Friday at D. m.
before opening the season with their old
rivals. hfidwayS. at Riverside No. sun
day at 5 D. m. Following players are re-
ouested to attend: Carey. Croft Mathews.
Ayres. A. Elro5. c. Smith. Briton. Bottom
Curry Hackelsmith, o. Hill Rkdding A.
Hill. smith. Eettice and S. Williams. ANY
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BOWLING NOTES

Race Johns of Indianapolis. retained
second place in the singles and tie
clusion Of the womens national tourna-
ment. which was rolled in Louisville. Ky.
A complete prize list for this meet has
not been received as yet but the scores
rolled in her doubles and team events. as
Sures place in the money for Mrs Johns
in every division Of play.
Alice Rump of Fl. Wayne. prominent
IN the state. and well-known to all local
girls who enjoy the bowling game. is the
new national singles champ, defeating
Mrs. Johns, Glib to COS.
GREEN'S new all-time record total for
league play on the Uptown alleys. was the
most consistent big total ever rolled His
total Of 40 was secured on games of 247,
245 and 24S.
Opening play in the Illinois Duck Pin
League is scheduled for tonight at D. m.
Eight teams will roll in this loop The
room for several individual players If
interested call John Beam at the Illinois
alleys.
Citizens Gas League play on the Foun-
tain Square alleys. resulted in a three
for Mains, Tars. Sulphat. Ovens. Cokes
and Ledgers from Gas. Trucks, Holders.
non rolled a consistent game to lead
this loop. having scores Of 1913, 1872 and
l9l for a total Of ssh
Milt wimherly, the new an-even.s
champ of the state. mas one of the most
powerful strike balks in the city, and
can always be depended on to score a real
total in tournament play. Wmberly has
attended two national tournaments and
holds an average of better than 200 for
the eighteen games.
Jerry O'Grady rolled a lower average
this year. but when one considers that the
east side star. performed but once a week
his 1877 looms much larger. and proves ne
Is stu one OF the top notch pin spillers
Of the state.
look ct the final standing score sheet
Of the Indianapolis League. convinces one
that Secretary Fred Schmer really takes
MS JOB seriously. In addition to team
and individual averages of every player
who rolled in this loop. Fred has each
PLAYERS high single game number of 200
scores and number OF 500 totals.
Monday and Tuesday night will be
devoted to sweepstakes for the St Philip
No, ! League bowlers.. Soft drinks and
the eats Will be served free to members
during this play the revenue being OBJ
tanned from the leagues sausage fund
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Joe weywood's Cameo Cubs will tangle
with George J. Mayer nine at Garfield
park Sunday at 9 a. m. The team has
been strengthened BY the addition OF
Pearcy Relander. a former Stanford
PLAYER. For games. call Drexel 400 OF
write Joe Weywood in care of American
Can Company.
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Indianapolis Power and Light nine will
tske on Long Acres at Riverside No. Sat
urday at 3 D. m. This is the third round
The Power nine has won two and lost
nine. while Long Acres have won and lost
one.
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Sexson Coal nine will play their second
Sunday Municipal League game against
Brookside A. A. at Brookside No. ! Sun
day at D. m.
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Jerry OGrady rolled a lower average
this year, but when one considers that the
east side star. performed but once a week
his 1877 looms much larger. and proves ne
Is still one OF the top notch pin spillers
Of the state.
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MINNEAPOLIS

Total ,.........,.56 . u 70 Il
Hooks batted for Koeneck in ninth.
Two out when winning run scored
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The ten newest donors of lap prizes
are: Marott Shoe Shop. NOblitt-Sparks
Industries, Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery,
L. Strauss & Co.. Security Trust Com
pany, Taylor Betting, Thomson & Nc
Kinnon. Vonnegut Hardware, Homer Me-
A. c. Spark Plug Company. Flint, Mich.
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Semi-PrOs and Amateurs

St. Philip Boys Club will practice today
at Brookside at p. M, in preparation for
the game with Riverside Cubs in the En-
Roe League Sunday at Riverside. Well
man and Wulle viii form the battery for
the Saints.
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Monday and Tuesday night will be
devoted to sweepstakes for the St Philip
NO. League bowlers. Soft drinks and
the eats will be served free 70 members
during this play the revenue being OBJ
tanned from the leagues sausage fund
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With ten more subscriptions, bringing
prize committee met this afternoon at
the Chamber of Commerce to renew efforts
to subscribe the $4,000 added lap purse
for the race.
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Due to a cancellation, Sunshine Gardens
are without a game for Sunday. Call
DreXel 7838-R l.
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fast semi-pro catcher wishing to lineup
with fast club is urged to attend.
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Tribesmen Open Short Series
With Brewers; Lose Thursday
FNe-Run Lead Fails to Put Indians Over in Miller Finale;
CvengroS Gets Four Hits.

of the lot for home run to tie the
score.
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Griffin batted for Dumont in fifth.
Enmer batted for Cullop in ninth.
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Today'S Games

Today'S Games
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at ST. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Y M. S. will meet Riverside olympics
game of the Sunday Municipal League
Y. M. S. defeated st. Patricks last Sun
day, to 5. Players wishing transporta-
Palmer street. A practice session will be
held tonight at Garfield and all players
are. requested to be present. For games
call DreXel 1189-R. ask for Art.
St. Patricks' H N s. will oppose River.
side A. A. Sunday at Garfield No. 8 at ;
clubrooms at D. M All PLAYERS are re,
queSted to attend. For games call F
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
louisville ........... 600 100 1902 2
st. paul ...... 600 DOL 00o-l 5 /
wilkinson and Thompson; Murphy,
Harris and Grabowski.
Columbus ....... DOL os2 4oo-Io Il /
Kansas City ......-. 900 lOU LUZ IL
winters and Dixon; Sheehan, Murray
Swift and Angley.
Toledo .. 200 100 SOIL II /
Milwaukee ........- lOl O50 III y 10 l
Bachman Connallv, Tate. McQuillan and
Devormer: Ryan. Strelecki, Gearin,
HOPKINS, Buvid and Shea.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ...........--. OlO 600 OOO-l
Cincinnati .......... 600 600 O2X-z l
Cunningham. Brandt and Spohrer.
Cronin; Rixev Kolp and Sukeforth.
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Tossed Off in Ninth

cat Minneapolis Thursday
INDIANAPOLIS
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Before sending the dough in had in
tended 10 consult a dream analyst, but on
reflection / decided this might be unwi-e.
To begin with il would be necessary TO
disclose the name of my goat and how
would 1 be able to tell that the dream
analyst wasn't bookie or a big operator
in disguise? Also there is the possibility
that / might be touted of. and then what
would 1 do for a yacht and cottage at
SOUTHAMPTON this summer?
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ODDS Porter, veteran timer extraordiin-
airy, visited the track Thursday The talk
motor boats, airplanes and Diesel-nlotored
automobiles. ode has nothing but, praise
for Don and said the Briton really dlo
not have one day on which the Daytona
Beach was suitable for a 200-mile pace.
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Opening play in the Illinois Duck Pin
League is scheduled for tonight at D. m
Eight teams will roll in this loop The
teams have been lined up but there is
room for several individual players. If
interested call John Beam at the Illinois
alleys.
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Major Leaders

By United Press
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leveland at New York. rain.