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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
Captures Big Ten
Track Grown; Indiana Sixth
Seminar, Illinois HurdIer and Simpson, Ohio Splinter
Feature Meet; Two Records Broken.

Illinois placed second with 4415
points. Wisconsin had 80; Ohio
State, 311a; Iowa, "a; Indiana, 20;
Northwestern, 10; Chicago and Pur-
due, 7 each, and Minnesota, 4.
Sammy Behr, Wisconsin shot put
ter, set a new mark in this event,
with a toss of 40 feet IL inches,
and Verne McDermott of Illinois,
vaulted to a new mark of Is feet
103s inches.
Orval Martin of Purdue failed in
his attempt to break the mile rec
ord, the only event, he entered, but
won handily. Rut Walter of Ko-
komo Qnd), NorthweStern's cap
tain, won the 440-yard dash, and
Warne, another Kokomo youth, now
at Northwestern, was second in the
pole vault.
Clapham of Indiana was third in
the mile run, and Brocksmith of
Indiana won the two-mile, with
Clapham third, Leas of Indiana
fourth and Kemp of Indiana fifth.
Hatfield, Crimson hurdler, was sec
end in the high sticks and fifth in
the low. Curry of Purdue was fourth
in the javelin, and Indiara's mile
relay team finished in fifth.
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Big Leagues

In the National League Adolfo
Luque, 40. one of the Oldest major
league hurlers. let the New York
Giants down with four hits as
Brooklyn won, to 5. in ten in
nings. Hughie CritzS error allowed
the winning run to score.
Four stellar pitching perform
ances featured the games. Ted
Lyons. Chicago White SoX ace. won
his eighth victory of the season and
his sixth in n row, by holding
Cleveland to four hits. as the White
Sox won. 9 to l. Fred Marberry
allowed the Red Sox only three
hits in Washington's to triumph
over Boston.
LEROY Mahsney. Athletes rookie. held
the Yankees TO seven hits and enabled
PHILADELPHIA to beat New York. 10 10 3.
after dropping four straight to Shawkey's
team
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati divided a
donbIe-heAder. the Pirates winning the
first game. 10 5. and the Reds the sec
end. 10 3. Bob MeuseI's single drove in
the winning run in the ninth and enabled
the Reds to break a ten-Eame losing
streak.
Sam Rice Of washington. American
League batting leader. made three hits. in
Guiding n triple. and scored three Of the
Senator'S ave runs against the Boston
Red Sex
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
TRIBE BATTING FIGURES
Y. M. C. A. Activities in
Sports.

The second annual bunion derby
Of the Central Y. M, C. A. begins
miles and no contestant may Be credited
with more than five miles in any one
week unless making up lost time.
All distances are TO be run on the Y.
M. G. A. track. The Bunion derby pro-
yides plan OF systematic exercise for
the office or business men that may be
adhered to regardless of weather. The
track is located in the airy big gym Of the
"Y' and contestants may run as often
" A achsnne + SWIM shgT nov now being op.r.t.s
for the third year is in PROGRESS It fol-
lows the same scheme as the Bunion derby
but is for a distance of tWenty-one miles
the width of the English channel from
Dover to Cape Griz Nez.
Members of the noon business mems
class Will continue their activity through
the hot weather. Volley ball, hand ball
paddle tennis and swimming will MAKE
their Monday. Wednesday and Friday ses-
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After hitting eight home runs
in three double headers in three
consecutive days, Babe Ruth was
held helpless Sunday by Mahaffey
and went hitless in four times at
bat. Ruth now has fourteen home
runs and is five days ahead Of his
1927 schedule, when he made his
record of sixty homers.
The Yankees won the crucial
seven-game series from the Ath-
letics, four games to three, while
the Senators were taking five
straight from the Boston Red Sox,
and improved their position in the
race.
Over in the National League the
st. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn
Robins continue their neck and
neck race for the lead, with the
Cardinals half a game out in front.
The Cardinals have won sixteen
out of their last seventeen games,
having seven-game winning
streak intact prior to which they
won nine straights, dropped a lone
game to the Cubs and then started
their present squirt.
Oddly enough, the Cardinals have
not beaten the Pirates in four
games played against them this
season, but moved into Pittsburgh
today bent On continuing their
dizzy pace.
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BIZ United Press
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 26
The campaign of ranking Ameri-
can amateur golfers to place one
of their number on the British anna
teur golf throne got off to sue
cessful start today.
Harrison R. (Jimmy) Johnston OF
st. Paul won his first-round match
with Bernard Darwin, British star
two and one. The match was thrill
ingly close.
George j. Vogt of New York, a
Walker cup player, had close con-
test with the British player, E. R.
Triple. Weight won, by one up on
the ninteenth green.
Among the lesser known Amerl-
cans who were defeated in today'S
first-round play we're R. E. Hunter,
j. Parker Toms, J. H. Forsman, P. B.
Perrin and Paul Azbill,
F. G. Stevens Jr. scored a second
round triumph after drawing first
round bye, and Bobby Baugh ad-
vanced to the second round OF play
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Rabbit ROnps

WHEN Rabbit WarStler,
wv Tribe shortstop, singled
in the first inning Sunday, it
marked the nineteenth con-
secutive game in which ne
parked the sphere in a safe
spot. He also poked out a
single in the fifth inning.
Held hitless by Clayton Van
Alstyne of the Millers here on
April 80, Warstler hit safely
one or more times in thirteen
contests on the road and con-
tinued the streak during the
six-game home stand that
closed Sunday. He has brought
his swat average up to .321.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Notes

Question Marks of Sacred Heart re-
tanned the lead in the Catholic SUNDAY
league by downing Holy Trinity MusketeerS ;;
to Each team a g0f w S1SeT h,t Sbea ve
MusketeerS Successive singles by Eawrie.
Field and Marley scored the winning run.
Msssy stfT oTFdes IN to ten innnss
Schimrer. losing hurler struck out six
teen In the tenth Bardash singled. stole
Godecker's singie. OConnor swatted q
homer ST. Catherine beat st. Joseph; II
n s. Beckett and Mcdonald led the hit
ner League standing:
Scored HIT. ; loon Catherine. ! 2 .3sS
E Isinl1E . ssaSss9de; 600
Indianapolis Umpires' Association will
snd place f instead Of Friday. due to Me-
mortal day Friday,
Miller. Prater and Schoneker. Brookside
A. A. infielderS PLAYED dazzliug defensive
ball behind the steady pitching of Hob
man to give the A. A. a 7-to-2 win over
St. PatrickS Sunday
winau,sc nine defeated Upton .Perfec.
Circles SUNDAY, Pitching by SNYDER and
runs in the eight and three in the ninth
to score an S-to-7 triumph. Winamec
wants games with state teams for Nay 80
Randolph street.
In a hard-fought Sunday Municipal
LEAGUE contest at Rhodius park. Indian
spolis Cubs. nosed out Riverside Olympics.
to 4.
The strong Indianapolis Meldon nine.
semi-pro team. desires q game on the road
Decoration dav. Gail Bob Stehlin. Drexel
s679-J. or address SIS Olive street.
ColonialS defeSted Peerless Cleaners at
Riverside Sunday. , to s. Hitting of FIRE.
mont featured. There will be 8 meeting
at the Rialto theater Tuesday night at
$50
Acme A. A. trounced Mohawk A. c.
SUNDAY at Riverside. II to 5. A triple steal
and the pit,-hing of johnson featured the
winners alta ck. AGNES would like to hear
from state OF CITY teams. Phone Archie
Brown. Belmont 1913.
Cameo Cubs won their initial start OF
the season. defeating Rooster Triangles. 8
to s At GARFIELD Park sunday. Waywood
and Slifer we're on the mound for the Can
nine with Cline receiving. For games.
write Pearce RelandeT st the American Can
Company. Belt Railway a. South East
street.
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TWO scouts, Jack zeller Of the
l. Detroit Tigers and Rudy Huls-
witt of the Boston Red Sox, viewed
Sundays pastiming and It's said
both were present searching for a
Shortstop. Rumor factory says
Colonies are eager to sell OlivareS
and Indians feel the same way re-
garding WarStler. Both young men
crave big league trials.
r +
Hoffman made a long run for simons'
drive In the fifth and barely eIutehed II.
Herman was victim Of distance chase
by Barnhart in the third. NaehAnd went
down on line drive to Barnhsrt In the
sixth.
Pete Monahan didn't have a putout at
nrst base until the seventh when Gan
Eel grounded to Warstler.
Sticking went back and robbed Branom
nearly doubled Nachand on frst. The
decision on LaYne at first In the eighth
was close.
II OENECKE'S hot smash in the
IN third split Herman'S glove and
he was compelled to go to the bench
and borrow another nit. Herman
made a dandy play to his left on
Hoffman in the third.
Freigau's wallop in the ninth was a near
homer. coming within inches Of bouncing
over the low fence in right center.
Il
Wilkinson walked Grouse in the eighth
to get at CvenRros and the Tribe pitcher
scored Freigau with a sacrifice ay. Beth
pitchers hit doubles. wilkinson walked
twice.
Branom made neat play near the foul
line on Cvengros' Rrounder in the sixth.
Dudley went hitless.
y
Camel leaped high for SickinE's bound
er in the fourth and his long throw got
Eddie by a whisker
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26

Froebel of Gary today possessed
the 1880 Indiana high school track
and field crown, but the individual
performance of Ivan Fuqua, Bra
zil's iron man." overShadowed
everything else in the forty seventh
annual carnival at Butler oval Sat
urday.
The steel city athletes registered
39.i points to annex their third con-
secutive state prep crown. Fuqua's
victories in the 440-yard dash and
1O0-yard dash, a second in the high
hurdles and third in the broad jump
gave Brazil II points and runner-up
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
ARMY GAMES BANNED

Bg United Press
CHICAGO. May &C. - Western
conference universities must sever
athletic relations with the United
States military academy. according
to ruling adopted by conference
faculty committee meeting Satur-
day
The new edict forbids athletic
competition against schools which
do not observe the three-year eligi-
bility rule. Illinois win be allowed
to play its scheduled game against
Army next tall.
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Froebel Wins Third Straight
Hoosier Prep Track Grown
Gary School Scores 80 ITO Points; Fuqua AnnexeS
Markers to Give Brazil Second.

position. Fourteen points scored in
the lesser places in various events
gave Kokomo third with IA.
Four new records were estab-
lished. Wooley of Wiley (Terre
Haute) ran the mile in 1921 for a
new mark; Fuqua's 500 in the
quarter was better than Rut Wal
ters' time; Abrams of Froebel COW
cred the 220-yard hurdles in 24.6 to
topple that mark, and Wonsowicz,
Froebel, and Carter, Washington
indianapolis, went over the bar at
IL feet ~ inches for a pole vault
record
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26

A USTRALIA'S veteran heavy
N weight, George Cook, will re-
turn to Cadle tabernacle on
Wednesday night and endeavor to
finish up where he left off when
he was here in February. He will
meet Chuck Virgins again over
the ten-round route and fans will
recall he had the Hoosier play
boy" in a bad way and groggy
during their winter battle. 1t
evened the score between the big
fellows, for ten years ago, when
they were young and slender,
Virgins got the verdict in a
twenty-round scrap in Sydney,
Australia.
Four other heavieS will perform
on the Wednesday card being pro-
NOTED by Sam Markus of Pivot
city A. C. There will be six bouts,
first at $3.50.
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Shaw Enters
Race Protest

BIZ United Press
TOLEDO, O., May 26.-Bill Al
bertson, Penn Yam, NJ Y, finished
four-ffths of a second ahead Of
Wilbur Shaw, Indianapolis, in the
10O-mile race here Sunday. The
time was l hour 16 minutes 12A
seconds.
Shaw has entered a protest with
the A. A. A., claiming that he was
waved down following a crash by
Walter May, permitting Albertson to
60 into the lead on the ninety
eighth lap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26

0NE of the features of Saturdays
~ trials at the Speedway was
the performance of Chef Miller'S
Front Special, a model at" Ford
with a Fronty head The little car
appeals to the popular fancy and
Chef garnered the lions share OF
the applause from the crowded
stands. His average speed was
81 $50 miles an hour.
Il
The Qualification of Lora Corum, 1924
eo-winner in a near-stock Stutz, was
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In the Sabbath fracas at Washington park.
CvengroS duplicated Claude Jonnard'S good pitch
ing of Saturday and held Louisville to six hits win
nng to 8, two of the visitors being unearned
Errors by Grouse and Warstler put runners on who
eventually scored Roy Wilkinson bumped for
ten hits with Len Koenecke collecting three, a
double and pair of singles. Attendance was about
$500. fair enough on day when thousands OF
amusement seekers parked at the Speedway.
AS the dramatic critic puts it, the Sunday con-
test was good theater. The home nine jumped out
IN front with run in the opening stanza when
Warstler singled after out and scored on Hon-
mans double and in the third round three singles
produced another Tribe marker.
The fourth inning brought the Colonies their
first run and first hit. Layne bounced a single OF
Cvengros' leg after Grouse dropped his foul, and
Camel doubled, Layne stopping at third. Olvares'
sacrifice fly scored Layne, and on Thompsons
grounder Camel retired between second and
third and Thompson got lost between first and
second and was doubled up In the seventh the
Colonies scored again when Olvares got life on
WarStlers tumble and crossed the plate on double
by Wilkinson after Thompson famed.
The Colonies tried hard in the ninth to get
going, but only run resulted. After one out
OlivareS got two bases on an infield hit and wild
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Carey Victor
in 4 Races

PD Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, May 90
The opening car of the Huntington
dirt track speedway proved to be a
three man affair. Bob Carey,
heavy footed Dayton (O) pilot,
romped to victory in the four races,
including three five-mile events and
a fifteen miller.
Dutch Bauman of Indianapolis
finished second in each race, and
Howdy WILCOX, also of Indianapolis,
finished third.
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American Derby to Feature
Thirty-Day Chicago Meet
Washington Park Season Opens Today With $4,000
Event; Big Race June ID.

attracted such horses as Misstep,
Brown Wisdom, My Dandy, Morsel,
Cayuga and twelve others.
1t is expected that the country's
great 3-year-olds will begin arriv-
ing soon to continue their training
for the American Derby, in which
Gallant Fox, Kentucky Derby and
Preakness winner, is expected to
compete with the best of the re-
mainder of his class.
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Sharkey Takes
Two-Day Rest

Pu Tpifrd Press
ORANGEBURG N. Y, May 90
Jack Sharkey was at home in Chest
nut Hill, Mass. for a 2-day vacation
with his three children and will not
resume training for his bout with
Max Schmeling June II until
June - until Wednesday.
After boxing four rounds Sunday,
Sharkey departed for his home. He
weighed about 200, and expects TO
weigh 2O4 when he returns, trim
ming off to 1856 the day of the bout.
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Four Bouts on
Mat Program

Four wrestling contests will be
staged at Tomlinson hall tonight.
An added feature has been signed,
with Joe Bartee meeting Ray Falls,
both of this city, in a time limit
bout. This will be the last of the in
door shows of the season.
Tonight's main go brings Johnny
Carlin, Swedish wrestler, against
Joe Parelli, italian, for the two best
out of three falls.
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81 CHICcU PfeSS
CHICAGO, May 26-Turf fans
today turned their discussions to the
annual American Derby to be run
June IA, as the Washington Park
race meeting got under way for
thirty-day session.
The feature of the opening day
was to be the $4,000 Washington
Park handicap for sprinters and it
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
sHAUTE TO MINORS

CLEVELAND. May 26.-Belve
Bean. speed ball pitcher, has been
recalled from New Orleans by
Cleveland and the veteran sonthpaw,
Joe Shaute. has been assigned to
the Pelicans. Shaute has been with
Cleveland eight years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
Local Driver
Wins 100-Mile

En- Times Special
KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 20
Joe Boyd of indianapolis triumphed
in the 100-mile lace here today
after being forced out early by
motor trouble. His time was l hour
SO minutes and 20 seconds. Red
Marley of South Bend finished sec
ond.
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NEW RECORD FOR MILE

NEW YORK, May ga mile in
1876, a newN American competitive
turf record, was turned in by George
D. Widener's 4-year-old Jack High
in the Metropolitan handicap here
Saturday. The former mark OF
1.35 2-5, was set by Cherry Pie in
1923.
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Simpson, DIR. M. E. Clark, Ralph Young
Jack Tuitte, Jim Stevenson. Bill Umphrey.
Jim Hamill and Max Buell. won prizes.
Sarah Shank course set a record last
week by selling 1,O25 day tickets. the
largest week the course ever has enjoyed.
Sunday 45O bought tickets and nearly all
played two rounds OF nine holes each
because the records reveal that ,6S7 rounds
blind foursome was won by Clay Shultz,
Corey. Duncan and t. Lands with a total
1862 Ten new members were added to the
club roster Sunday which now totals go.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
MITCHELL TAKES SHOOT

Bob Mitchell captured the 100
target shoot at the Hoosier Rifle
Club Sunday, breaking ninety-three
targets. H. Still was second with
ninety, and E. j. Schnaitter had
eightY-three for third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
Two Important Series
Start in Majors With
Strong Clubs Involved
Speedinu Senators Move Into Stadium for Four Games
ST. Louis Nationals Add to Remarkable Winning
Streak and Invade Pittsburgh.
BY GEORGE II. KIRKSEY
limited Press staff Correspondent

opened drive on
place eagueeadng Washington Senators moved
of
season.
outbu hitting which piled fftyone
against the Philadelphia Athletics Thursday ana
Washington they
Mahahey,
artillery
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Baseball Calendar
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City ........ DOL 100 1914 10
Hoiey Day and Angi SST Be- Betts and Fen
ner.
Milwaukee ........... 2o4 oo2 oIO-s II
Ryan and Young; Lu Luz iT Dumont,
Morgan and Gonzales.
c c04sdo .. 600 600 d 5S2 S SSo-s u
Rabb, McQuillan, Tate and Henline.
Devormer; Wysong and Dixon.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Ten 1nninRSl
New York ......... GOO 600 o3o % 4
Genewich. Mitchell and o'Farrell.
Hogan. Luoue and Lopez.
n,+.., First Game. T., Ten IL Innnnllnnss) >
Cincinnati ......... 100 OO2 Oo2 0-5 IS o
= Kremer. Spencer and Hemsley; Benton.
Second Camel
Pittsburgh .......... Io2 goo ooo-3 10 Q
chagnon and Hargr ISG SSi lucas Lucas and
Gooch.
St; Louis 600 o oIo aoI-s II /
Hallahan. Haid. Bell and w wilson: Root.
Tcachout Bush and Taylor, Hartnett.
Philadelphia at Boston, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia . 49,. 100 200 1910 II o
New York .......... 100 200 ooo-- 3 Z ?
Mahaffey and Cochrane Perkins; Pip
gras, Sherid. Wells and Dickey.
Chicago ......... o10 043 1903 16 0
Cleveland .......... 100 600 000-1 2
Lyons. and Riddle; Miller, Gliatto. Shoft-
ner and Sewell.
Detroit ...... 900 31i 0oo-9 is ]
st. Louis ........... OH O30 020-S 10 /
man. Holdshauser. Collins, Kimsey and
Manion. Terrell.
Boston ..... 900 900 OOc-0 o
Washington .... 100 002 02x-5 /
Durham Lisenbee and Berry; Marberry
and Spencer.
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KANSAS THINLIEs WIN

BIZ Tires SpecNl
LINCOLN. Neb, May 26.-Paced
by Jim Baush. University of kansas
trackmen won the Big Six Cont
ence meet here Saturday with
total of f1fty-eight points. Nebraska
was second with fifty-fve.
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third Thompsons out Waoy DATED
OhvareS the
out a to Hoffman by Herman.
scored by Warst who started
with Hoffman tossed out Banhar walked
the eighth the HooserS put the acas
triple CvengoS sacrifice n.y.
times this and the Indians have
fms she'd ahe in Of the contests
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BILLMAN, RACE VICTOR

BIZ Times Special
LOGANSPORT, Ind, May 26.-
Mark Billman. indianapolis, cap
tured the five-Mile first event here
Sunday Bob SorenSon of Chicago
triumphed in the ten-mile race.
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HOUSTON GETS IuDD

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-The Car
diralS Sunday announced the trans
fer to Houston of Ralph Judd, young
right handed pitcher. obtained from
the Giants recently ii trade for
the veteran southpaw, Clarence
Mitchell
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Runs batted in-Hoffman, Barnhart
koenecke, Freigau Cvengros. Simons
Oliyares, Wilkinson. Three-base hits
Freigau. Two-base hitS-Ganzel Hoffman
Koenecke, Cvengros. Sacrifice hits
Cvengros. Olivares. Double plays-Olivares
to Herman to Branom: Freigau to Sticking
to Freigau to Monahan to Sticking. Left
on baSes-Louisville. 8: indianapolis, 8.
Bases on balls-Of Cvengros, S; of Will
wilkinson, O. Umpires-Osberne and Goetz.
Time-1 1916
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QUIMBY TENNIS CHAMP

RICHMOND, Ind, May 26.-
Howard Quimby of State Normal
captured the Indiana intercollegiate
tennis crown Saturday, defeating
Jack White of Purdue.
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College Baseball

Wabash, II: De PAW, 0.
N0tre Dame. 8; Iowa, 4.
Illinois, 12; Ohio State, Z.
Michigan, 10; Wisconsin, 4.
Fordham, 6: Boston college, 8.
Indiana. 8; Northwestern, 3.
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Today'S Games

Today'S Games
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
louisville at Toledo.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
BOSTON at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Johnston.
Weight Win
First Tits
Yankee Golfers Advance in
British Amateur; Jones
Also Plays.

ST. ANDREWS, England, May
Displaying sub-par golf, Bobby
Jones, American open champion,
defeated S. Roper of Great Bri-
tain, B and 2, here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26

TINE fastest time trial turned
i in at the indianapolis Motor
Speedway this year was the feat
of Billy Arnold. young Chicago
ace who drove Harry Hartz' 'front.'
drive Miller eight into the pole"
position at the giant track Satur-
day. Arnold's average for four
laps was 1929 miles an hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-26
Indians Bump Leaders
Twice; Visit Columbus
for Three-Came Round
CvengroS Holds Colonies to Six Hits, While Trbesmen
Solve Wilkinson for Ten; Koenecke Comes
to Life With Three Blows.
BY EDDIE ASH

Following the important achievement Of three
from the egueeadng Colonies in the series that closed Sunday the
Indians Columbus
last The position
OF