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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25
HOME RUNS
Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Gossip

purity state nine will play Its only
home game of the season Sunday at the
After that the club will play all games on
and and desires desire games ais with strong state teams
May 10 and R enc Juns . q are Spffn
street, this month If possible.
Big SIX League, fast loop. consisting Of
American Can. Belmonts, Hercules, King
dos, elected Don Chew, president, Paul
Miller. vice-president. and John Kiefer;
secretary and III 1essDs Sh
UmpireS' Association.
western a; a. viii play west Side Blues
ems beat Riverside Aces. y to 10. last
John Finchunl. ioi5 Ryoolt street.
Rhodius Cubs will open their season in
the Em-Roe League Sunday with American
lineup probably will INCLUDE: ,Garrick, SD;
ers, II; Milton, ID; hewitt, %; Bardash, c.
Skies, p.
Indianapolis Reserves win play Nobiitt
Sparks at Riverside No. Z at p. m, All
PLAYERS and tryouts be on hand. Reserves
would Ike TO book games with fast eete
teams. Write A Monroe, 1901 Roosevelt
avenue. or call Oh. S4iI.
oak Hill Flashes will open their season
Sunday at Beech Grove. Catcher Borgess.
Whitman is asked to get in touch with
the manager. Games are wanted with
state clubs. whitestown Greys and New
Palestine notice. Write Fred Hastings.
20il North Tacoma avenue.
Sunday afternoon ct Brookside park the
LINGO and 0aSeteri6 mines Will meet. The
ineups Of both teams include some Of the
ciasSiest amateur performers IN the city.
This viii Be the last appearance OF the
CiaseteYta nine on their home lot until
Nav TO- The Lincos probably will use
O'Brien and Kimhal on the mound with
Bowman receiving while GaSeteria will
depend on Bader and Holman for twirling
duties with Todd Wilbur doing the catch
trg.
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DOUTHIT is INJURED

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 25.-Taylor
Douthit, Cardinal center fielder. will
be missing from the National
League champions lineup for week
or ten days due to reinjury Fri
day of the hip he wrenched last
wear
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Wood Set for
Record Dash

By United Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, April 25.-
Gar Wood of Detroit was expected
here today to make another at
tempt in his Miss America TX on
the worlds speedboat record of
more than 103 miles an hour.
The boat, groomed and ready,
stood on blocks under a protecting
tent, awaiting his arrival. Wood
failed in nine successive attempts
a week ago to better the record
established recently by Kaye Don
of England on the Parana river
near BuenoS Aires.
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Vogler Trips Cue Leader,
Gains Tie for Third Place

paign, advanced to a tie with
Schwietzka by virtue of his victory
over Joseph Hall, San Francisco, so
to fl in So innings.
In a third place tie were Robert
B. Harper of Denver, the defending
champion, and Vogler.
Hall, who won the record for long
play on Wednesday when it took
him 1T innings to defeat Anthony
N. CleSi, Beaumont, Tex, reversed
the procedure Friday to set a new
world mark for the best game. He
won a so to rs victory from Harper
in 40 innings.
Fleming meets vogler in the
afternoon game today. and Harper
and Schwietzka play tonight
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with triple, double and single.
Rogers Hornsby, manager and
second baseman of the Chicago
Cubs, hit three home runs in sue
cessive times at bat as the Cubs
walloped the Pittsburgh Pirates,
10 to 6. Hornsby's homerS &C
counted for eight runs.
The Brooklyn Robins finally
overcame the Boston Braves, 6 to l,
for their second victory Of the sea-
son. 1t was Brooklyn's first victory
in six straight starts against BoS-
ton. Lefty Clark held the Braves to
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Gets
Prep Berth
BvUnited Press

By United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 25.--
Jim Thorpe, one of the greatest all
round athletes of the century, pre-
pared today to lay aside the pick
and shovel with which he has been
earning a living and to return to
athletics.
The Oklahoma Indian has con-
tracted to direct athletics at the
Putnam City consolidated high
school, near here, according to an
announcement by A. E. Perry, mem
Der of the school board.
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LA BARBA TO FACE BAT

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 25.-Fidel La
harba Of California, former fly
weight titleholder, will receive an
opportunity to win his second
worlds championship May % when
he meets Bat Battalino, feather
weight king, in a fifteen-round title
match at Madison Square Garden.
Labarba won the dyweight cham
pionship in 1925. He abdicated his
throne three years later when he
found he no longer could make the
weight.
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Jonnard Takes FASTING
INDIANAPOLIS

Totals. .........32 q 10 I
sackbarth batted for Caldwell in eighth.
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Pittsburgher
Easy Winner
BIZ Times SpecinL

LEXINGTON, KY, April IS
Pittsburgher, Theodore Muelers
Kentucky Derby hopefuls, beat a
crack field of 3-year-olds in the
Prospect purse here Friday. Taking
the lead at the start, C. Corbett
kept the colt in front throughout
the mile and seventy yard chase.
Sweep All, the favorite, Bar
Hunter and Barometer, other Derby
hopefuls, were close behind the vic
tor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25
HEAVY MATMEN DRAW
Lumpkin and Jones Each Win One
Fall at CadIe.

Roy Lumpkin, Georgia heavy
weight, and Cowboy Jones of Wyo-
ming, wrestled to a drawn in the
two-hour time limit event at Cadle
tabernacle Friday night. Lumpkin
won the first fall, Jones the second.
Ad Herman, Columbus. defeated
Bob Jessen, Iowa heavy, in one hall,
and Sammy Davis and Harold Sims
went fifteen minutes to a drawn in
the opener.
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Babe Ruth's
Injured Leg
Doing Nicely
By Cnited Press

By Cnited Press
BOSTON, April 25.-Babe Ruth's
charley horse" continued to i'm
prove slowly Friday.
Inc home run king was reported
Going nicely" and indications were
mat he might leave the hospital in
a few days. After he leaves the hos
pital there still will be a period of
convalescence preventing his early
return to the Yankee lineup.
The Babes left leg was injured
Wednesday in a game between the
New York Yankees and the Boston
Red Sox.
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By United Press

By United Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, April 25.-Two
veteran Champaign GUESTS held the
lead in the national amateur three
cushion billiard championship tour
nament today as the meet entered
its final session.
The one-game lead of Walter A.
Schwietzka, Champaign, was lost
Friday night he was turned back
by Lewis N. Vogler, indianapolis,
so to IS in 81 innings.
Frank I. Fleming, also Of Cham
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TENNIS STAR BEATEN

Helen MarloWe Loses to Esther
Bartosh in Coast Meet.
By United Press
OJAI, Cal, April 25.-Helen Mar
lowe of Los Angeles, high ranking
woman tennis player of the coun-
try, and seeded No. s in the thirty
sixth annual Ojai valley tennis
tournament, was on the sidelines
today after her unexpected defeat
at the hands of Esther BartoSh.
Los Angeles, in the opening round
of play.
With this exception, seeded play
ers reached the quarter-final round
of play in the mems and women's
singles.
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five h ! t S. I W o
h ON e runs by
Wright and one
by Bliss 0 n nette
featured the Rob-
ms attack against
Sherdel and Gun
ningham. M a n
ager R o b in S o n
b e n C h ed ODoul
and Ere d e r lex,
outfelderS, in ia
vor of Bre S S l er
and Rosenfeld, re-
spectively.
The New York
Giants and Phil
q RI o 1f1nio phi11ips
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CHICAGO BEATS BADGERS

CHICAGO, April 25.-Wisconsin,
1880 Big Ten baseball champion,
lost its opening game to the Uni
versity Of Chicago nine here Fri
day, 5-4. Chicago made five hits
and five errors and Wisconsin nine
hits and six errors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25

Runs batted in-Lind s.; Fitzgerald.
walker. 2; Koenecke. Narlesky. 2; Ang-
lev. 2; Cvengros, Jonnard. z; Turgeon.
Home runs-Jonnard. Turgeon. Three-5aSe
hit-Narlesky. Two-base hits-Narlesky,
Lind. Walker. Angley. Sacrifice hits-Lind.
?. Double plays-Tavener to Connolly to
Hungling; Montague to Lind to Mccain:
Narlesky to Lind to Mccain; Montague
to Mccain. Left on bases-MilyauEee
e6 Indianapolis o onn Bade' on of Ksssen
ich. q of Linke. /. Struck out-By Gwen
gros. s: by Caldwell q Hits-Of Jonnard
IL in % innings; OF Kessenich. l
Cpitched to three men in sixth; of Cald-
well. in l Is innings; of Links. none
in one inning. Losing pitcher-Jonnard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25
LEN sHIREs PERSISTENT

Len Shires seems just as per-
Sistent in his efforts to stick in
organized baseball as his noted
brother, Art, is to make himself
heard. Len has signed another
contract with Clarksburg Of the
M1d-Aeiantic League, where he
played last season, but was released.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25
BLAKE WINNING HIrRTFp

Blake hurled Warren Central to
a 10-to-1 victory over Ben Davis
Thursday, allowing but five hits and
striking out seven batSmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25
SEEKS TITLE MAT TILT

By United Press
CHICAGO, April 25.-Lou Dara,
Los Angeles wrestling promoter
said today he would post a $4,000
certified check for Jim Londos of
Greece, recognized in some states
as worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion, if he would meet Ed
(Strangler) Lewis, recognized as
champion in California.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25

Indianapolis MeIdnns will have one OF
the strongest senli-pro mines that has rep
resented the club in recent wears. Several
new faces will be seen in the lineup in
Guiding Wilbur Brooks. who will take care
OF the catching duties. Charles Prather
VIII De. az shortstop and Art Queisser viii
be back at first base. with Ralph Queisser
az the hot. corner. In the outaeld Lefty
Morrison former Indianapolis A. A. gar
stehlin in left field and Ted Arnold in
right reld. The club will meet the Sew
mour Reds May 3 at Seymour in big
opening day celebration and is scheduled
to meet the Anderson Indians at Anderson
on Nav -. state clubs desiring to book
the Meldons for Nav 10 or MAY H. call
or wire r. J. Stehlin. 9iS Olive street or
phone pyexel 367e-J. Rushville Merchants
and Lafayette Lies take notice.
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wuensch provided the thrill for the
American Can Comopany League when he
followed a lat start with games of 800
and 226 to total 636. Inks and Bodies
won two from Cases and Figures. as Ends
took three from Records.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25

MalIory-Weiland won three games from
Claman Lunch. while Auto Equipment,
Standard oil Won two games from Blue
Point Service. Enrich Hardware. Blacker
Chilli. outlaws and Coca Cola during the
Universal LeaPue play on the Pritchett
alleys. OFT and II. Tegeler staged a pretty
race for high three-game honors. OFT win
ming e79 to SIS. W. Roth rolled 664:
Hockensmith. 62i: Vossen. GIT: Sloan. COZ.
and c. Smith. 604
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25
LONGROADJOURNEYFA FACES TRIBE AFTER K c. SERIES
Indians Will Play in
Seven Enemy Grounds
Blues Are Scheduled Here Through Monday CorrdeniteS
lombard Jonnard Friday and Pile Up Big Score:
Nike CvenqroS Goes Route

More bad weather confronted Johnny Indians
y awaited the series opener with Eddie zngs Kansas City Cow
boy Blues who will be here through Monday battles with the
Blues will close the Tribes Washington
fans won't the Corridenes until &c.
Louisville performs indianapolis the first time this
road Wednesday the Hoosiers will the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25

Link Belt Leaue play resulted in a two
anne win for Silent Chains from Sprockets
and a clean sweep for Snagger Roller
Chain and Conveyor from Timing Chain
Casting and Crawler. Stub Mathesw rolled
the seasons feature game for this loop in
his first try. starting with a spare. and
then striking eleven times in a row for
200 count. His other games we're. l89 and
1888. a total of est
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-25
RHOADS PROBABLE STARTER

Coach Lou Reichel probably will
start RhoadS on the mound for
Park school Saturday when the local
nine meets Franklin Masonic Home
here in the sixth game Of the sea-
son.
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The Druggist League play on the Foun-
game win for Hug. Hoffacker and Com
munity over Commiskey Hart and Zaep-
pei and a two-game win for Reisbeck from
II. V. johnson,
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Two-game wins were in order during
the Merchants League play on the Indiana
alleys. Old Gold. Brookside Ice and Coca
Cola defeating. Claman Lunch. Real Silk
and Standard Grocery Blumer had his
strike ball working games of 227. 1875 and
244 giving him a total of 666. Kelley was
next with SOB.
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Race Entries
Saturday

AT LEXINGTON
First Race Claiming; S-year-olds and and
up; futurity course) colonel K, ll3;
Casanova, 100; Regal Lady. 1903; Port
Harlem. 1903; Booster Twist. los; Delma
Dunn, 100.
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The washington League also staged its
season end sweepstakes on the Illinois
alleys. ]. Thibodeau taking FIRST money
with a total of 648. other prize winners
were R. Mills SAT: E McCarty. 647: G.
McGintv. 637. and H. O'Brine. 635. E.
Goodhue had high single game OF 237.
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The Illinois alleys will also have a merry
widow mixed doubles SUNDAY night. play
starting at 1880 D. m.
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Seventh Race Claiming: 3-year-olds;
futurity course Roy, 113; Kenashaw, lo5;
Maiel, 100 (al Clear Wing. 100; Freshet,
100: (a)Mv Kitty, 100; Murky Cloud, l08.
"a Elm Tee stable.
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At the Uptown alleys the final series Of
the Round Robin meet will be rolled.
stage merry widow mixed doubles on the
club alleys.
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Eighth Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
up: mile and seventy yards Rock Trap,
l13: Big Shot. 113: Union W., li3; Bobby
Powers 113: Transgression. 100; Nukols
Bow, l13; Shasta Prune 49, Crash, 1l3;
Attire. 100; Thistle Lad, 1l3; Madam
Florence. 100; Nose First, los; Good
man. lib.
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BASEBALL
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
70 Toledo aeui .:.:.:: S SGo iY iS 600 8
Harriss. Belts and Fenner. Snyder; Rabb
Bachman and Devormer. Kies.
E Esnsaf CITY @ S SSo S SSS S ooS9 &
Swift and Peters; Halter and Thompson.
(Ffrst Camel
colnmbPnS 49,. 90 90 500 SS0o:-i5 Il
Thinning. Hensick. .vanderbsrg. mccullough
and Hargrave; Ash. Campbell and Hinkle
Second came-5 Innings by Agreement
coiumbpS .''..'... Of 30i-5 2
Morgan. Mccullough and McMuilen; Baker.
Beckman. Wetherell and Desoutel
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland ......... II6o 9i0 O 900 0 10
Hudlin and sewell; Thomas. McKain and
Henline.
S gsx York S SpS S Ses 500 500 3 8
Ruffing and Dickey: Moore. Lisenbee. Brill
heart. Kline and Berry.
washington ...... 600 600 coo GOO 7799c-,6 Il /
Grove. Earnshaw Mahaffey and Cochrane.
st Louis ..... 600 oo2 600 2 3
Detroit . 200 600 IL o
Gray and Terrell; whitehil and Schang.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ......... oo3 093 oOi--lo is o
Pittsburgh ...... 230 900 DO 6 2 !
Blake. Sweetland and Havtnett; French.
Wilioughby. Grant. Bednar and Hemsley
az Innings Darkness)
Philadelphia =. 300 2lo 600 Ole Il z
New York 49, DOL 22l 900 0lo-
Fl. Elliott Watt. Collins and Davis. Rensa;
Walker Heving. Morreu Donohue. Chap
lin, Hubbell and O'Farrell.
Boston .... 900 100 ooo- 0
Brooklyn ......... 600 sol O2O- IS
Sherdel. Cunningham and Spohrer. Cronin;
Clark and Lopez.
Cincinnati at St. Louis; rain and cold.
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Major Leaders

The following big league averages
compiled by the United Press, in
clude games played Friday, April "A.
N AncNErN
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DENNY TOUCHSTONE, Detroit,
ID and Walter Pickerd, Indian
apolis, viii meet in the ten-round
feature of Tuesday nights legion
nlitt show at the Armory, heading
program Of forty rounds. Touch
stone has defeated a number of
heavyweights, including Big Boy
Peterson.
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Weekend play will feature a $50 doubles
on the Illinois alleys. A guaranteed prize
of s55 Will be given the winners OF this
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~BOwing~
BY LEFTY LEE

H. L. Collier used the season end sweep
stakes of the Big Four League as the
proper spot to score his best three game
267 to add to his gift of 54. F. Hide
brandt also had 81 pin gift to reach
place was a tie, between shaw and s. Fez-
zis. each PLAYER having CAT: Shaw having
"a pins handicap and Fezzis 81.
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Sixth Race Claiming; 2-year-olds;
Cherrycot, 116; Premonite los; (a)Meedle-
some Miss. 109; (a)Beu Bird 100; Ellen
D.. 1l2; Rose Twig. l09: (b) Princess Nancy,
1o9; (b)Princess Ivre. 100; Shaker Lady,
(a)Log Cabin study and Combs entry.
AZ
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HOT SPRINGS. Va, April Is. =
Miss Helen Hicks. young Long Is
lander, won the Old Dominion wom-
ems golf championship here Friday,
defeating Mrs. o. S. Hill Of Kansas
City, 5 and 3.
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Behind the FIVE hit pitching of Earl Whieh the
and
markers Alexander
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Yanks Trip Red Sox,
AS TrOunce Senators
Ruffng Hurs and Bats Ruthless New Workers to Victory
Aided by Gehrig Simmons Stars at Plate:
Cleveland Stays in Second.
BY LEO III. PFTFRSON
NEW YORK. April 25.-N

81 Of Babe
Ruth, carrying
With their hitter still Boston hospital
the smuggling
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Fifth Race (handicap: 10000: Swear
ODDS; one and one-sixteenth miles lie
ysante, 49, Great Gun, ll2; Mynheer.
Hold Hard, ll2; Equipoise. l22.
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Fourth Race Dixie Trail handicap; 4
year-olds one and one-sixteenth miles,
Morsel. 1903; william T.. LOG; Snow Flake
los; Fortunate Youth. 106; Sidney Grant
JOG; .Blinap, lo6 Sister Zoe, 10i; Sun
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Third Race (claiming: 3-year-olds and
up; six furlongs) -Siskin, III; Sir James,
los; Golden Prince.
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Fifth Race Handicap; $4,000 added;
3-year-olds and up; mile and one
sixteenth Ia Thistle Ann l06: Joey Bibb,
10l; Stars and Bars, 100; (alThistle
Fyrn, Ill; Tannery. lis; (a)Patricia
Marian. 1O5; Dark Entry. LOG; Murky
Cloud. l06.
(alG Collins entry.
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Sixth Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up; one. and one-fourth miles -Panda
l04; Bosky. l12; Fair Beth. 104: Wrench.
ito; Thistle Coot, los: Foundation Stone
1917; Marydale, 104; Skirl, los; Tazewell
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AT HAYRE DE GRACE

First Race Claiming; 4-year-ol I'VE
and one-half furlongsl-Nettie Bell, 100;
John Robert, los; Hayes Choice, los;
Daddy Nelson, los; Signola, 100: Ruben
Pouge, los; Ping Coates, los; Hat Brush,
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Other Friday Fights
BY United Press
~ nA~- To--o-a

DIV GnitCu ITeSS
AT CHICAGO-Tony Herrera. 1877. MeSi-
co. defeated Steve Haliako. 1861. Buffalo.
in rounds. Harry DublinskY. 1914. Chi
cago. outDointed Roger Bernard. 1874
Detroit. in rounds.
Barney Ross. 1881. Chicago. knocked out
Lud Abella. 1873. Spain. in the second
round.
AT CEDAR RAPIDS. IA-Tommy Gro
gan. l45 Omaha. knocked out Mexican
Joe River. l44 Cedar Rapids. G6). Young
0eno Lasalle. l27. won from Glen LehT.
1873 Waterloo.
AT NEW HAVEN. CONN-walter Cobb.
220 Baltimore. knocked out Herman Hell
Ter 1885, New York o.; Harry Sankev.
1874. Porto Rico. tsl.
AT NEW YoRK-Ben .Ieby. t5s. New
York. defeated JOHNNY Pile. l5s York
Vile ~ Y. fl0l: Charles MaSSeri ia
New York. knocked cut Make Held. 1877.
Portland. Ore. %.
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foST and 6 onSha Fg pn
lO8; Mad Wind, Ill; Anubis, III; ca In
Command, Ill; Sabastapool, Ill; Donna
Dear, 105; Pink, 49, Surf Bather, 113:
Expertus. III; (blEyening, 10; Buzzie
Kenney, i18; (c)Pearl, 1903; (b) Major Lee,
III; General Lejeune. Ill; Merry Eta.
lo8: (d) Pecan, Ill; (d) Big America. 10s;
(c)Loesterine, 108.
(a) Mlddleburg Stable. william ziegler
entry.
BIC D. widener entry.
(c(Greentree Stable entry.
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Seventh Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up; one mile)-Red Cliffe, 10: Judge
Caverly, ITO: Merry Mack. l05: Luck
Piece lo9; Royal Charge. los: Intrepid
Jos: Lady Bienville. 1902: Grif W, 1o9;
Mainsheet. i04; Politen, los.
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andup; mile and sixfeenthJ 2Yamtoy,
10: Helen Dean, 1O5; Water Lad, ITO;
Began, ITO; Lady Witt. 1903; Earl of War
wick. 1l3; Fair Rosalind. 100; Mile Play,
los; Scarlet Brigade. 1l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-13
BY WILLIAM BRUCKART.

New England's traditional thrift is
again exemphfied in statement sup
piled by the Treasury, listing the per
capita deposits in savings banks. other
sections Of the country may lead in
total bank deposits. in checking account
totals and the like, but New England's
six States remain at the top OF the heap
In savings with an average per capita
deposit OF $579.90, or about sits per per-
son more than any other group of
States.
The Treasury statistics show that on
June 80 last approximately $3.50 900
persons who live in Maine, New Hanp-
shire, Vermont, MasSa chusetts, Rhode
Island and Connecticut had combined
savings deposits of S4,749, 1854. 900. And
that does not take into consideration
whatever they might have put away in
postal or special Christmas savings.
Leading States.
Indeed, three States in New England
Massachusetts, with $64009, Vermont
with $569.87, and Connecticut with
S56063-had a higher average savings
deposit than any others in the Union.
The other three-Maine with 1897 80,
New Hampshire with S484 90, and
Rhode Island with $534.52-were ex-
ceeded only by New York, which had
an average per capita deposit of S546 SO.
Although New York failed to gain the
lead over all Of the New England States
on per capita basis, its IL, 672, 900 per-
sons had total savings deposits last June