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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

PIP 3-5... The Man O. War colt
worked the distance alone, and
turned the mile in 1:46.
Uncle Luther breezed mile in
1:47, while Gallant Knight was
opened up five furlongs in 1904
handily. Dick O'Hara broke from a
starting chute and went a handy
three-quarters in 1875 As. High
Foot breezed five furlongS in 1902
2-5, covering the half mile in :48 3-5.
Other Derby developments Friday
included the signing of Jock F. Col
tiletti to ride Playtime in the fix
ture and he announced that William
zeigler'S Gone Away had returned
to satisfactory condition and bar
ring mishap, would fill his engage
ment in the Derby with Jockey
Mack Garner in the pilot house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
MAT MATCHES MONDAY

Herb Titenberg, Kansas City
lightweight, has been matched
against Leslie (Red) Beers, Purdue
coach, in the semi-fnal 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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MELONS PLAY REMYS
Twigg Will Pitch for Locals Against
Anderson Nine.

indianapolis Meldons will meet
Delco Remys at Anderson Sunday.
McGill and Van Meter will form
the battery for the Remys while the
Meldons will use Twigg on the
mound with Kelly doing the receiv-
ing. Twigg is well known to Ander-
son fans, having pitched the Remy
plant team to a championship in
the industrial league there in 1928.
The Meldons desire road dates.
Gall or wire Bob Stehlin, 918 Olive
street. indianapolis. or phone DR..
3679-J. Brazil Elks and TT. Wayne
A. A. take notice.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Notes

The second round Of a flfteen-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 L9ure 8,
Joseph at Spades. From the results OF the
irSs games, there appear to be four clubs
with t.tle-winninG combinations. HOLY
Trinit Assumption. st. Catherine ana
question Marks.
joe weywood's Cameo Cubs will tsngle
with George J. Mayer nine at Garnelo
park Sunday at 9 a. m. The team has
been strengthened by the addition OF
Pssy F RsaH pams can DreTe 400 or
write Joe Weywood in care OF American
Can Company.
Dady A. C. will play at townsville Sun
battery for A. C.S A. C.S have open dates
In June. State teams write Basil Flint,
1913 Oliver avenue. or call Belmont 1851
ConnerSviile. Bedford. Lafayette. Kokomo
and RuShville. notice.
sexson Coal nine will play their second
SUNDAY Municipal League game against
Brookside A. A. at BrookSide No. sun
oay at o. m.
Indianapolis Cubs play Irvington Build,
ings at RhodiuS Sunday in & Municipal
League game at 5 .. m. Cubs would like
20 hear from state teams. Write HARRY
Drummer. l34l West Ray street. or call
Belmont l0ll.
Indianapolis Power and Light nine will
take on Long Acres at Riverside No. 1 Sat-
urday at .. m. This is the third round
OF the CITY Amateur Association schedule.
none while Long Acres have won and lost
one
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Perry Obtains League Consent for
Night Baseball; Experts Begin Work

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
chance to practice after shutdown.
1t is said President Perry will be
in a position early next week to say
definitely if construction of night
baseball apparatus will be started.
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Perry evidently has made up his
mind to go through with the base
ball-by- artif1cial-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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BY EDDIE ASH

Consent of the American Associa-
ton for a night baseball experiment
in Indianapolis was received Friday
by Norman A. Perry, president of
the Indians, and it is believed the
report of lighting experts now max
ing preliminary survey at Wash
ington park will be favorable.
President Thomas j. Hickey of the
A. A. readily approved Perry's re-
quest for league permission to try
the project.
Cost of installation has been esti-
mated at $4,000 and President
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
DIRT PILOTS IN ACTION

VINCENNES, Ind, May 10.-Bob
Carey of Dayton, O., who cleaned
up in three races at Jungle park
speedway last week, and Dutch
Bauman, Indianapolis plot, who
finished second to Carey in all
events, will renew their speed duel
here Sunday at the George Rogers
Clark dirt track.
Johnny Gerber, Gut Schrader,
Mark Billman, Speed Adams, Howdy
Wilcox, Frank Sweigart, Pete AL
berts and Harry McQuinn are
others expected to appear in the
four events.
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sCHMELING WORKS OUT
German Heavy to Don Gloves Sun
day for First Time.

BW n1frf pr"sP
ENDICOTT, N. Y, May 10.-Max
Schmeling will hold his first public
workout for his championship match
with Jack Sharkey today. Although
on boxing is on the program, the
German heavyweight expects to don
the gloves Sunday for a few rounds
with his sparring partners.
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PURDUE HOMECOMING

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 1o.-Pur-
due university, 1929 football cham
pion of the Big Ten, will battle
Wisconsin in the Boilermakers' an
nual homecoming game, Oct. Is, in
the newly enlarged Ross-Ade
stadium, which, at that ime, will
seat 23,300.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

AS say. a monty sorry that my steed
is not actually a goat unSung and unher-
aided because my satisfaction would be
much greater if I could come away from
the track next Saturday afternoon with
winner that had been overlooked by the
world.
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Athletics,
Cubs Take
TopBerths
Chicago Drops Giants Into
Second; MackS Send
Indians to Third.
unit.d Press staf oorrespondent

NEW YORK, May 10.-Philadel-
phia's Athletics and the Chicago
Cubs, 1929 world series opponents,
today headed their respective leagues
and were in position to increase
their advantage by defeating lead
ing contenders for honors.
The Cubs have three more games
to play against the second place
New York Giants, and the Athletics
are engaged in a. four game series
with the tnird-place Cleveland
Indians.
Hal Carlson, Chicago Cubs pitch
err. won his own game from the New
York Giants, 6 to 5, and enabled
the Cubs to take the National
League lead. Carlson's single in the
eighth climaxed a three-run rally
and drove in the winning run OF
the game.
Jimmy FoxxS third inning homer
with two men on base started the
Philadelphia Athletics attack which
downed Cleveland, 9 to 4. Grove
was hit hard, but kept the Indians
blows we'll scattered.
Senators Gain Second
Lloyd Brown turned in his third
victory Of the season, beating the
Chicago White Sox, IA to 3, and
the Washington Senators advanced
to second place in the American
League Goose Goslin made his
third homer of the year.
Brooklyn's Robins ended their
three game losing streak, defeating
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 7 to 4. Bill
Clark held the Pirates scoreless
until the eighth.
A wild pitch by Johnson, with
the bases filled in the eighth. gave
the Detroit Tigers the winning run
in their 5 to 4 win over the New
York Yankees.
Ray Benge held the Cincinnati
Reds to seven hits and the Phillies
took the opener of a four-game
series, to 1.
Red Fox Triumph
Singles by Regain, Eeving and Oil
yer and a home run by Sweeney
gave Boston Red Sox Jour runs in
the sixth inning and enabled them
to defeat the st. Louis Browns,
5 to 2.
Bill Sherdel held the Boston
Braves scoreless after Sylvester
johnson was knocked from the
mound in the fourth and the st.
Louis Cardinals turned in 10 to 6
victory. Burleigh Grimes was ousted
from the game by Umpire Donohue
during an argument in the third
inning after allowing the Cards
seven runs and six hits
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
BIG TEN TEAMS CLASH
Indiana, Purdue, Chicago Meet in
Track Carnival.
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, May TO- - Indiana,
Purdue and Chicago compete in a
triangular track and field meet to-
day which ranks as one Of the most
important of the meets which an
nually are staged before all Big
Ten teams clash in the conference
meet Indiana, conqueror of both
Purdue and. Chicago in dual compe-
tition this season, was ranked as
favorite.
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Sunday League
Mines Perform

The eight-team Sunday afternoon
Municipal League will go into action
again at park diamonds tomorrow.
The teams all are prominent locally
and made up of many leading ANA
teur and independent FASTENERS.
The schedule Sunday:
Y. M. S. VS.. Riverside OIympics, River
side l.
Brookside A. AS VS.. Season Bros. Coal,
Br0okside ].
Riverside A. AS vs.. ST. Patricks, Gar
field 3.
mark
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BY NORMAN E. IsAACs

Little is stirring on the bricks Of
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
these days and the roar of racing
motors probably will not be hard
until next week.
The drivers are far behind with
their work and striving desperately
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Down the
Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE .

Watkins Rebabbitt champions of the
Washington League last season, runnerup
this year and also this years city cham
pion by virtue of their win in the city
tourney. have ended their contract with
the Watkins Company and are seeking new
backing for the l930-31 season. The team
is mixture of youngsters and vets who
get the pins. Members include B. Nc
Carty. captain: r. Wuensch. Henderson.
E. mccarthy, Rutch McAllen and Billy
Meyers.
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Not Serious


BIZ nited Press
DETROIT, May l0.-Young
Jack Thompson. new holder of
the worlds welterweight title,
was a patient at receiving hos
pital this morning, taken there
when he suffered hemorrhages
of the eyes and nose after his
fight Friday night with Jackie
Fields. It was said Thomp-
sons condition was not serious
and that he probably would be
discharged this afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Gallant Fox, Victor in
Preakness, to Entrain
for Louisville Sunday
Woodward Colt to Carry Hopes of East in Kentucky
Derby Next Saturday; Sande'S Brilliant Ride Fea-
lures Triumph in Rich PimICo Fixture Friday.
BY CHARLES NJ. EGAN
BALTIMORE.

May "a big sturdyooking bay colt one OF the
Churchill
Sunday the casts hopes of victory next Saturdays
Kentucky derby they're mighty high hopes!
10000 who Gallant Fox and his
peerless Jockey battle their victory Fridays
tpe Woodwards champion 1t is certain
Will be able eclipse rice
dentrun to win
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
TECH NINE is ON TOP
East Siders WaIIop Ball and Defeat
RateSYiIIe. Ia.

BatesviIle, ia.
Snappy fielding, coupled with
hard hitting, enabled the Tech base
ball team to pound out a II to 4
victory over BateSville at the east
sider'S field Friday. Benz and Flod-
der composed the battery for the
visitors, while Lutz and Newman
operated for Tech.
The locals collected nineteen hits.
The fielding of Mclaughlin, Tech
shortstop, featured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

toi bowling ALLEYS. has left for CHICAGO
where he will go into business. having
taken en- option on a modern auto laundry
wishes of a host of local bowling friends.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
U. DROPS RUNFEST
Ohio State on Long End of Slug
ging Tilt, lis.

BIZ Tnitfd PTfss
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May TO-
Errors in two innings brought de-
feat to Indiana university Friday
in its game with Ohio State. The
score was II to 9. In the sixth In
diana made six runs and seven hits,
including one home run.
Ohio used. three pitchers. but Vel
Ter went the route for Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
c., CHEsTERs BREAK EVEN

Indiana Central and Manchester
broke even in two seven-inning con-
tests played here Friday. The Grey
hounds won the opener, II to 10, but
dropped the final, to 3.
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PURDUE WINS FIRST

BIZ nIffd PrFfs
ANN ARBOR, Mich, May TO-
Pitcher Palo's lefthanded hurting
held Michigan to six scattered hits
and Purdue won its first confer
ence victory of the season, ST.. The
Boilermakers previously had lost
five straight games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
GOPHERS MEET PURPLE

BIZ United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. May 10.
Northwestern university'S track
and field team vii, meet Minnesota
here today.
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Runs hatted in-Jenkins. Bennett
Grouse ca. Koenecke t7l. Barnhart. Two
base hits-CTouse. Warstler. Freigau. Hofi-
man. Home runs-Koenecke. Barnhart.
Sacriffces-Bennett. Hooks. Double plays
E@ks. Base on balls-On Robertson. 4:
Jonnard. ;. StFises- out BY Robertson.
81 y Jonnard. ). Wild Robertson.
PROFESSIONALLY. Goelz and Osborne.
#ne--1;s5.
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Hod Eller. city all-events champ, was one
of the most improved bowlers in the local
colony during the past season. Hod
into prominence imme diatelv.
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Big Leagues in Figures
RnLnitcd Press

May batting honors with
the 1880
Figures Elias league aistican
Guiding games Of Thursday May follow:
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BADGERS PLAY PURPLE

MADISON, Wis. May l0.-Jake
Sommerfield. Wisconsin hurler. was
picked TO stop Northwestern in a
Big Ten baseball game TO be played
here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
ANDERSON BEATS FLOWERS

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. May 10.-Ed-
die Anderson, 1874, OF Milwaukee,
won an unpopular decision over
Bruce lowers, 1879, New Rochelle,
N. j., in a ten-round bout here
Thursday night.
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City Leagues Today
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE

Kingan VS.. @. & j.. at BrookSide l.
Van Camp VS.. Highway. at Spades /.
Real silk VS.. Roberts Mix, at Rhodi-
US !.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
TT. Harrison vs.. Pennxy. Fl. Harrison.
Southport VS.. Hayes. at PennSy park.
CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE
Power and Light vs.. Longacres. at Riv-
erSide 4.
Majestic Radio VS.. Philco Radio. at
Riverside 10.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
De Molsy VS.. Noblitt Sparks. at Gar
field J.
Bridgeport vs.. Mallorys. at Bro2kside 2.
Riverside 2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
MANDELL, GR0GAN DRAW
Lightweight Champion Title Not at
Stake in Ten-Round Bout.

OMAHA, Neb., May 10.-Sammy
Mandell, lightweight champion, and
Tommy Grogan, Omaha, fought a
ten-round draw here Friday night.
Mandell's title was not at stake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
STATE NORMAL WINS

DANVILLE, Ind, May 10.-State
Normal. behind the pitching of Kru-
zan.. defeated DanviIle Normal, 9 to
2, here Friday.
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IRISH DEFEAT MANUAL

Cathedral Rallies in Fourth Inning
for to 0 Win.
Cathedral high school defeated
Manual Friday, to 0. The Irish
scored all of their runs in the fourth
inning, Weber driving in three tallies
and scoring himself on a hit by
Laury.
Manual got one hit off Bear, while
Cathedral was collecting seven off
Bright and Marleigh, who struck
out twelve batSmen between them.
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Yesterdays Results


AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
s St. PaUi ...: C DO OiO Joy 10 8
Kemner and Devine; Moore; Nekola and
GrabowSkl.
Louisville ......... o1o 900 Ops Q
PenneT c a9d rhompso aSo Yarmouth
Toledo .,...... Oo1 900 nso-4 II =
M osdsn and HenIine; Morgan No sriilheart
and Gonzales.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
P PFGSSIyp S ooo S SSo o Oso4
CLARK. Dudley and Lopez; Petty. Meme
stoner and Hemsley.
Philadelphia. o2o 900 100 10 2
Benge and Davis; May, Campbell and
New York ........ o osG d I1O coo 600 81 /
Ch52 qsstt Heyns and 1Ot o TSe Carlson
and Hartnett, Taylor.
Boston ............. ooI 500 ooO-sto I
81 crimes i4Tas Brown and sd' S cron S GoTdy
Johnson. Sherdel and J. Wilson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston ............. 600 0o4 i0x- 10 /
Crowder cNll're and Manion; Mac
Fayden and Heving
Detroit - 1O2 0i0 lo0-5 s I
New York .. 0o2 020 0o0-4 s o
Uhle and RenSa; Wells, H. johnson. Pip
graS and Dickey.
Cleveland 400 600 300 10 3
Philadelphia ...... 0o3 o23 ok IL 2
Holloway Harier. Gliatto and L. Sewell:
Grove and Perkins.
Chicago ....... 200 DOL 0o0-3 Is /
washington .. $50 40i 2lX-ll Is 2
Henry. Walsh. Caraway and Riddle;
Brown and Spencer.
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Aside from nv investment OF twenty
smackers. I regard this an interesting
laboratory experiment. Practically any
body can take me a sucker while ! am
awaae. but I'm anxious TO see whether the
same thing can be done while am sleep
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

The Uptown alleys developed some real
stars. included in the list we have Rex
Dawson. Dr. Truelove. C. Hill. Shaw and
Hornbeck. in addition to a large flock OF
vets who took a new lease on life and
showed fine averages.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

HERE are two of the pugs,
II Scotty Scotch (top) and
Joe Lynn, who will perform in the
triple windup of Tuesday nights
Legion boxing show at the Ar
mory. The feature will consist of
three eight-round bouts. Will
lard Brown will meet Roy Pier
son; Glen Nidy will take on Red
Holloway, and Scotty Scotch will
tangle with Joe Lynn. The Brown
Pierson scrap is a rematch from
last Tuesday. when these light
weights staged a smuggling bee.
Another rematch is the Nidy-
Holloway number, and rivalry be-
tween Scotch and Lynn has been
steaming up for long time. Two
prelims will precede the triple
windup and the show will conclude
with a Negro battle royal.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today'S Games

Quay S UdIIIeS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Toledo at MinneIpolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Wa shington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at st. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Five Speedway Pilots May
Start Test Spins Next Week
Advent of Two-Man Cars Delays Entrants in 500-Mie
Classic; Italian Sails for U. S.

to catch up. The switch to the two
man car has caused a lot of addi-
tional toll and only a few of the
gasoline CARROTS are near the point
where they will be ready to roll
around the oval in few days.
There are about five pilots who
will take a fling at bouncing over
the bricks next week. They are
Phil (RedD Shafer and Lou Moore
in their Coleman front drives, Les
lie Allen in his Miller four, Russell
Snowberger in his Russell eight and
Louis Schneider in his job.
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showed vast improvement. AS a member
of the Falls City Lager quintet. Mack was
under the expert eye og Jess Pritchett.
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Jess Pritchett's 211 average brings to
mind that no all-America team was ever
picked by bowling experts. that did not
include this stars name.
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Today is the day. by the way. when
Baconi Borazacchini ths Italian ace, was
to leave Naples for the United States with
his car. The Italian entry is 10
icylnder job. recently driven over a ten
kilometer course at Cremona Italy, at
speed of 1925 miles an hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

Peter DePaolo. Babe Stapp and Louis
Meyer. although preparing their mounts
in the city. have yes TO make their first
visit of the year to the track. Meyers
car will be a 16-cy,inder creation.
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CHICAGO PLAYS OHIO

BU nifrd PTFRS
CHICAGO, May 10. - Baseball
.eeras OF the University of Chicago.
a Ohio State we're TO meet
IA Ten game here today;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

Eddie Wintergust the Richfield gasoline
man pulled into the Speedway grounds
FRIDAY afternoon to get the glad hand"
from the bows.
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Europes fastest race car will have q
real duel with the worlds speedlest four
cylinder job, American product.
Shorty CANTON will be at the wheel Of
the little bus which net so long ago, set
a 1895 mile hour Clip over the Dry
Lake Muroc in the Moiave desert. The
conflict in motor sizes. will. be. an in
tsresting feature Of this years 500-miie
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10

This column is our swan song for The
season. For any small success we NAV
Nave obtained we wish to thank our uanv
friends whose hearty cooperation made
this possible
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Ohio State. II: Indiana. 9.
Manchester. 1914: Indiana Central. Ii-3-
Purdue 5: Michigan. /.
State Normal. 9. Central Normal. 2.
Dartmouth. 9: Pennsylvania. 8.
La gaceta., 1930-08-12

mulo de impaciencia,-ya esta
listed pagado, NADIA mas tiene
que decirme; jpor que no Sc
Marcia listed?
-iOh! no tengo prisa.
-Pero la tengo 70.
Els verdad, listed ha de
marcharse. ST listed toma Ell ca
mino de hero del Norte, tiene
la estaci6n al lado; ademas hay
trenes a todas las horas. va We
listed, mi querido senior, yo me
encuentro muy bien aqui y por
ESQ tengo placer en- prolongar
nuestra entrevista. Probable
mente, no nos volveremos a
yer; es una lastima, porque me
interesa su porvenir.
Ell j6ven Sc mordi6 los labios
con e6lera.