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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08

i don't try to take charge OF all
the players and make every one OF
them play the way want him to. l
can't think for them. They have to
use their own Judgment and abil-
ity. II a pitcher wants to pitch
to batter a certain way and gets
results that way, why I let him have
his way, even though I may think
it's wrong"
Rumors of dissension between
Hornsby and his players do not ir-
ritate the Cubs manager.
II never have had any trouble
with any players on any team I
have ever been with" said Horns
by. tits funny why I've always had
players come to me and ask me to
get them on my club if 1 am hard
to get along with"
did you see this?" Hornsby was
asked.
He glanced at a newspaper head
line, "Ho1nsby- Wilson feud Snold-
ers," and didn't even bother to read
the story which said Hack Wilson
might slap Hornsby down in public.
ST don't read the sports pages for
anything but 10 find out what the
other teams and players are doing, :"
he said.
Before the Cubs departed Thurs
day for their first eastern invasion
of the season, Hornsby said he was
satisfied with the showing made by
his team thus far.
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Title Battle
Sales Mount
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, May 8.-Over
100000 persons will pay "a million
dollars" to see the Schmeling- Strib-
ling fight here July 8, officials Of
the Madison Square Garden Cor
poration Of Ohio predicted today.
Coincident with predictions for a
million dollar gate," Joe Jacobs,
the champions manager, announced
that Schmeling will start training
May 20 at Conneaut Lake Park,
Pa, resort located seventy eight
miles from Cleveland and ninety
four miles from Buffalo. The Geor-
gian has selected Geauga Lake, near
here, for his camp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
BAXTER WITH CARAVAN

Dick Baxter Of Butler university
has been selected to accompany the
Indiana Boys caravan on its tour
this summer, as recreational
director. He will have charge of
athletic activities, which are an i'm
portant feature of the tour.
The caravan vii leave Indian
apolis on July 2 for a seven weeks
motor bus trip to Arizona and Old
Mexico. About $50 boys between
the ages of IL and II will comprise
the caravan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
A. B. C. Nine viii Battle
Cleveland This Week End

Manager Taylor Of the A. B. C.s
refused to permit the weather to
keep his FASTENERS ida this week,
and they worked out enough to be
in shape for the league series with
Cleveland Cubs. opening at Wash
ington park Saturday at 8. There
will be twin bill Sunday start
ing at 2 and single tilt Monday
at 8.
Cleveland is said to have a strong
mound staff consisting Of Streeter.
Page, Wright and Cliff Bell.
Mitchell or Brown will start for the
A. B. C.s Saturday. The local
infleld played great ball last week
end, led by Williams, shortstop, and
Mcbride, first base. Russell at sec
ond and Binder at third, & also
pleased Manager Taylor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
KOkOnlO Is
Track Choice

hoAomo'S well-balanced track
team, 1880 champions. is favored
to repeat in the fourth annual
North Central Indiana High School
Conference track and field meet at
Tech field Saturday. starting at
1870. Tech, 1929 champions. also
ranks high.
Williams Of Lebanon in the
quarter, state and national cham
pion; Harvey Of Kokomo in the
dashes, Hampton Of Anderson in the
hurdles and Babb OF Kokomo in
the pole vault are outstanding per-
formers entered. Logansport is the
only member Of the Big Ten not
to compete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
MAT BILL is FILLED

Four matches are on Mondays
mat card at Tornlinson hall. topped
by an event between Jack Donaar,
aggressive Texan, and Leslie Fish
baugh, Ohio we.ter. Leo Alexander
and Roughouse Jack McCarty,
heavyweigllt5, tangle in the semi
wIndup, and Charlie Carr and Red
Lindsey, middleweights, meet in an
other prelim.
Johnny Stote, New York weller
meets Merle Dolby in the opener
at $50. Promoter Singleton an
nounces women will be admitted
free.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
CATHEDRAL NINE VICTOR

Kiefer's double in the last half
of the final inning, scoring Sehr
who had singled and stole second,
gave Cathedral a , to l triumph
over Crispus Attucks Thursday.
Mazelin, Irish hurler, allowed five
hits and struck out four men, re-
ceiving fine support.
Thompson was effective on the
Attacks mound, giving up nine
scattered bingles.
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Cub Pilot Undistu1rbed
by DissensiOn RurnOrs
Hornsby Has but Three Rules for His Players, He Says
Denies Having Trouble With Athletes and Is Satisfied
With Showing.
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY,
limited prnss So
1HIteu EIesS SIAN IoTresponaent

CHICAGO sRogers Hornsby manager of the chcago Cubs
has only three for his players:
Get results
No drinking
g.. midnight
Only fast ANY player who wants
after midnight permission from ornsby
the coaches Ray Schak Charley OLear always
handle players the to be treated
said Hornsby Il try to be on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
Nine ThoToughbredS Named
TO Start in Classic Event;
Mate Shows Well in
Trial.
By NELSON H. PAYNE,
United Press s.af Co-.ss.oaasn.

PIMLICO RACE TRACK,
Baltimore, Nd, May 8.-Nine
colts, the smallest field in
years, were named today for
the fortieth running of the
historic $4,000 Preakness
stakes, to be decided Satur-
day.
The sun was shining this after
noon and drying out the track,
heavy from recent rain. Mitch de-
ponds on the weather, and a fast
or good track Saturday promises an
epic race between Cornelius Van
derbilt Whitneys Eouipoise and the
Greentree Stables Twenty Grand,
leading rivals for 3-year-old honors
and the Kentucky Derby.
A slow track would favor Equi-
poise In fact, Twenty Grand
might not start under such condi-
tons. On fast track the Green
tree star would be the choice of
many experts, especially in view of
his dazzling workout the other day.
Victory Worth s5O,225
The race will start about 3:45
p. m, Indianapolis time. Gross value
Of the stake, if nine start, will be
e6o,25O. OF that sum the net value
to the winner will be $50,225. Sec
ond horse gets $1,000, third horse
$4,000 and fourth horse $4,000 1t
costs $1,000 to Start. For each
scratch $1,000 should be deducted
from the gross value and net value
to the winner.
Twenty Grand will be supported
by his stable mates, Anchors Aweigh
and Surf Board.
The forecast was fair and cooler
tonight, increasing cloudiness Sat
urday and slightly warmer, followed
by showers Saturday night
Others Work Out
Following the brilliant trial of
Twenty Grand and the excellent
move by Equipoise on Wednesday
over a fast track, Mate came out
for a seven-furlong workout through
the mud Thursday. He was not
hurried, and breezed the distance
in 1880 just as an exercise gaIlop.
Aegis worked a mile and furlong
in 2:05 and Clock Tower the same
distance in all.
Trainer James Rowe, who handles
Twenty Grand in the Greentree
stable barn is enthusiastic about the
colt, pointing out that in his work
on Wednesday he had almost the
full Preakness weight up.
Fred Hopkins, who trains Eoui-
poise for G. V. Whitney. declares
the son Of Pennant was never bet
ter and is certain to run his race
Saturday on any kind of a track.
No FLIES will be among the start
ers in the Preakness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
CITY LEAGUE BATTLES

Featuring the weekend program
in local city leagues will he the bat
tie between Indianapolis Power and
Light, five times city champions, and
E. c. Atkins, last years winners.
This game has been changed from
Garfield to Riverside diamond
No. 5. The teams are members of
the Capitol City loop. Municipal
League contests Sunday will be fea-
tured by CaseGeria-K eystones tilt at
Brookside. Week end league sched-
ules follow:
Saturday
Capitol City League
Power and Light VS.. E. c. Atkins. at
State Highway VS.. Irvingtcn Trojans,
Rhodius No. /
= Modern sWoodmen VS.. River Avenue Bap-
lists. Garfield No. g.
Cooperative League
indianapolis Bleaching VS.. Roberts Milk
Eii Lily Us. K: Of P. No. 40. Riverside 6
Indianapolis Bell VS.. Crescent Paper,
~ Circle City League
Centenary VS.. Bethany Brookside /.
Broadway M. E. VS.. Mayer Chapel. River
side 8.
Sunday
Big six League
American Can VS.. Hercules. GARFIELD 2.
Belmonts VS.. Majestic Radio. River
S. S. Turner's vs.. Kingans. Riverside 8.
Em-Roe
Cardinals VS. American Settlement,
Forester Cubs vs.. Rhodius Cubs. Gar
field /.
Riverside Aces VS.. Orioles, Riverside 4.
Em-Roe Junior
q Junior Moose VS.. Western Union. River
Jake FIELD Generals VS.. Beech Grove,
Assumption VS.. st. Phillips. Brookside 2.
Municipal League
Gaseteria vs.. Keystones at Brookside.
Strauss VS.. Riverside Olympics at Green
Baker Brothers VS.. Y. M. s. at River
side No. 5.
Linco VS.. Indianapolis Cubs.
The Indianapolis Nfeldons have an open
date for may II and want to schedule with
q state club at once. Call or wire r. j.
Stehlin, 916 Olive street or phone Drexel
3678-G.
Indianapolis Reserves are without a
game for Sunday and would like to hear
from a fast club. Call Cherry SAIL be-
tween 5 and 7p. m; AL players and try
outs be at Garfield No. at p. m.
Ross Smiths All-stars defeated Crown
Box COMPANY last Saturday to s. Sat-
urday. All-Stars will play Sims Coal at
PLAYERS to attend practice this evening at
Garfield park.
Billy Grimes Red Wings win meet
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GAHlMER IN MAIN GO

An eight-round encounter between
Cy DeWiggins and Onie Gahimer
will feature the 26-round fistic bill
at Riverside tonight They are ju-
nior welterweights. The six-round
-windup will bring together
Lefty Nicholson and Bill Carson,
welterweights. Three four-rounders
also are on the card, first at $50.
Women with escorts will be ad-
n1itted free.
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Three Year-0Id Stars in
Trial Race Today at
Churchill; Winner to
Share FaVoritiem.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 8.
"A field of seventeen start
ers-the country's outstand-
ing 3-year-olds-loomed as a
certainty today for the fifty
seventh annual running of the
Kentucky Derby, May Is.
The arrival Of William Ziegler's
Hum and word that Equipoise,
Mate, Twenty Grand, Surf Board,
Morstone, Ladder and Aegis would
be shipped early next week swelled
the prospective field beyond early
eXpactations.
Cold weather and a heavy track
kept the Derby eligibles from work
ing out Thursday on Churchill
Downs, but they viii compete in a
special one mile race today. The
winner Of this event, and the victor
in the Preakness at PimIico Satur-
day, probably will go to the barrier
joint fayorites to capture Derby
honors.
The Derby probable field, together
with the riders, follows:
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IRISH BOW TO HosEI

japanese Nine, Aided by Fine Pitch
ing, Trips Notre Dame.
BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, May g.
Brilliant pitching by S. Suzuki. who
held the Irish to three scattered hits.
gave Hosei University of Japan a d
to-l triumph over Notre Dame dia-
mond team here Thursday.
The japanese batted Roman from
the Irish mound in the sixth, but got
only two Safeties of Lisicki during
the last three sessions. The teams
meet here again today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
Berg Faces
Herrara in
Garden Ring
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 8.-Jack kid
Berg. the most capable and popular
British fighter who has inYaded
America during. recent years, re-
turns to the New York ring tonight
in a bout which ne hopes will prove
a stepping stone hack to the
heights Of greatness he enjoyed
prior to his recent knockout by
lightweight champion Tony Can
zoneri.
Berg is scheduled for ten rounds
with Tony Herrara of Mexico, at
Madison Square Garden, and
strange to relate, boxing fans ap-
pear to believe a close and inter
esting battle will result.
Herrera is far from a "set up"
for any lightweight, but he still is
q comparative novice and at least
a year removed from championship
class. Berg is an to 5 fayorite.
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T
L RAILING
The TRIBE
BY EDDIE ASA

- Lb0AE ASH
HOLDING down hotel Hobbies
i L since Monday. whi-a wirtry
blasts and rain took charge Of the
cities they we're in, the Indians
hoped to stage their postponed Sc
ries opener in Milwaukee today.
Thursday was the third consecutive
day the Tribesmen were kept idle,
colliding with two postponements at
Minneapolis and one in the Cream
City. Double headers are piling up
rapidly on the Tribe schedule and
there will be one in Milwaukee on
Sunday.
Following the series with Marty
Berghammer'5 pastinsrs, the Cor
ridenite5 will travel to Kansas City
for four games and then on to
Louisville to engage the champion
Colonies in the Derby series. no
game will be played Derby day and
the athletes will 60 out to Churchill
Downs and watch the turf classic.
The Derby day contest in Louis
vile will be run of in a twin bill
the next afternoon.
THAT was a great game up in
L st. Paul Thursday, an old
fashioned alright mound battle, the
Apostles nosing out the Columbus
Red Birds in ten innings, l to o.
Huck Belts and Wetherell waged
2 fancy struggle on the firing line,
the winning run being scored with
one cut ca a feIder's choice when
catcher TIink'e dropped Bcdore's
throw to the Plate on Roettger's in
field grounCer. Harold Anderson
carried home the victory marker.
Lefty Leifeld's Saints have lost
only four tits this spring and are
gaining a firm clutch on first place
with twelve victories. Louisville, in
second position, has won eleven and
dropped seven. st. Paul is six games
ahead Of the Indians.
Il
T OULSVILLE made gallant
n FIGHT Of it at Kansas City
Thursday but fell short after striv-
ing to come from behind, the Blues
winning, 6 to 5. Mad Halter, the
young southpaW who has been at
tracing big league scouts, was
poGnced upon b. the Cowboys in
the first inning and knocked out Of
the box. Two Blues stole home in
the opening stanza. Total thefts
for x r u-oe fO11r
e II
President Tom Hickey Of the A. A. Is
going into Mysteries over the showing of
the ColumpuS team; heretotore DOWN
ttr2ed,en outat IN THIS league; The former
named the Red Birds. are OCCUPYING third
gradually have been bolstering Memo Lei
bolds club. Shortstop Delker a recent
edd ton, is expected to be a star with the
Birds.
: n the meantime Johnny corriden's In
clans ere eager TO gel gc:ng again a.lu
Taf Feq t9P TTS9 PILOT believes bis boys
q the Tribesmen who failed, to hit when
out on the road and If the mound stan
braces the club is expected to move up.
Bob Meusel. the former Yankee and
Ciney outheldeT; has been given a berth
with Minneapolis, He whacks, out. drives
the vsteran Wiiado ~ GOOD lob 94 Of cl e9s
the short fences in the Miller park.
Meusel was free agent. Cincinnati haV-
ing turned him adrlft.
Frequent reports that Japan is making
rapid strides in baseball are not to be
laughed of. For years Yankee diamond
experts have taught the game in that
country and the Japanese lads have been
quick to learn. Thursday. ct South Bend.
the Hosel university nine of Japan hum
bled the Notre Dame irish 4 to !. This
in face of the fact Notre Dame is known
to have a crack team.
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Sloppy Turf Would Handicap
Twenty Grand in $4,000 Race;
II Entered in Kentucky Derby
Race on Air

Pimlico's Preakness, the $50
600 eastern turf classic for s.
year-old bluebloods, will be
broadcast over the WIZ net
wo-k CT the National Broad
eating Company, starting ar
SIS p. m. Indianapolis time)
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
SOUTHPORT TRIUMPHS

By Times Special
RUSHVILLE, Ind, May 8-South-
port high school track squad defeat
ed Rushville here Thursday, 81 Us
to As 1-3, and won both the half and
mile relays. Burton of Rushville,
with three firsts, was outstanding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
Senai-PrOs and Amateurs

United Cabs Sunday at Riverside. Chess,
the Wns o g oand 1th E Hack 4Rsn on 81
koembks reoeiyinG Wines Se5iTa oG .,,., o.
Bonnie watson. 1925 East Wade street.
RambIers defeated Lebanon last Sunday.
with Pat pickey and Klugman forming 2rli1lG tne
shop ct IL o'clock Ramblers will meet
tonight at $50, and all players are, re-
for Msy g. aiea and Insy and e.
25s South Detroit street.
Acme A. A. will work out tonight at
Rhodius park; May II Is an open date OF on
@ Arts osd s6e G gtase f s25 Eohand
Street. or call Belmont 2o35-M
19-20-year,old class: Call Belmont 1888.
ask for Al. Relieving players report 10!
joe e0 luke e. Frank turk. Pete Bubrck Al
bert Mervar. Stanley Meryar. Joe Flap.
ich ~ ron ag' ouaitSa. Luxe stanick, Boyan
Smerdel, John Blazich and others desiring
tryouts.
The game played last Saturday between
River Avenue Baptists and E. G. ATKINS
was ruled no contest at q meeting Of ths
over as part Of a double-header when the
rivals clash again. r. A. B. meet Modern
Woodnen at Garfield No. Saturday.
R. A. B. lineup will INCLUDE Bud schock.
1b Smith, 3d.. J. Smith, ri; Bob Kelly c;
Roy Bertes IT, M Martin, 2b c.. Prater.
SIS; H. Jenkins. CT; Bob McCurdy. Newbold
and Hildebrand, p.
Indianapolig Twilights will play, Sims
Coal and Building at Longacre NO. / sun
day at p. m. TWilights have open dates
in May and June and would like to scheo-
ule fast city and state teams. The twi-
lights will hold a meeting tonight at Bob's
poolroom Iowa and East streets, at 1890.
Following players be present.; A., Priller,
w Priller. Wernsing, Burnett. Simpson,
McGoran. Simon. Saulters: Worland;
Weese, Smalfeldt, Baunan, Warren and
Hall For games call Drexel 1975-W. ask
for Frank.
University Heights opened its season
with 7-to-2 victory over the Mohawk
A. C.s at Long Acre park. The contest was
featured by the pitching OF Miller ana
Bailey and the batting OF Thompson and
Osborn. To- games call Drexel 4426 and
ask for Osborne, or address 4o03
Indianapolis Triangles are without a
game for Sunday due to posJponement by
the Bedford Black Cats. Trtangles desire
to hear from fast state club at once.
Wire II. E. Beplay, 821 North Ritter ave-
nue.. or phone Irvington 1887.
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Odds

c, or tn the Fountain Square alleys. the South
Mains w VIM ro tT. C9kes Statements and
ana Meters and Tars. Services sere stl-
ss1 9}iIehrS and ID, Ovens. two from Ammonia''
was the only PLAYER to reach fhe S6o ~ hi Ii
ff sam Of o17s. 2l2 and 2l0. giving him 4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
Blue ATHLETES BUSY

Three Shortridge squads were in
action today, with the track team
meeting JEFF of Lafayette here, the
golfers opposing Cathedral at
Riverside and the tennis team play
ing Bloomington at Hawthorn .
courts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
VIRGINS BEATS MACK

VINCENNEs, Ind, May 8. -
Chuck Virgins, veteran Indian
apolis heavyweight, who has been
in training here striving for a
comeback, took on Johnny Mack.
Cincinnati, in a main go bout
Thursday night and won on points
by a wide margin. The show was
we'll attended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
CUE CHAMP TO VISIT
Fleming to Play Exhibition at
Columbia Club, Coolers.

Frank Fleming of Champaign,
Ill, national amateur three cushion
billiard champion, will play two
flfty-point exhibition matches here
next Monday. In the afternoon, he
will oppose one of the clubs stars
at the Columbia Club, and will
tackle Lew Vogler at Coolers that
night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
REDS GET HFNDRICK

NEW YORK, May 8.-Harvey
Hendrick, reserve outfelder, has
been sold by the Brooklyn Robins to
Cincinnati and joins the &eds at
Boston Saturday. Hendrick, who
bats left handed, has been with the
Robins for four years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
ALLISON QUITS SQUAD

AUSTIN, Tex, May 8.-Wilmer
Allison, United States Davis cup
player, today said he would not play
in the interzone matches with the
Canadian Davis cup team at Mon
treal late in May. Allison returned
to his home here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
PARK FACES CULVER

Park school and culver diamond
performers will clash in a return
game at Park diamond Saturday,
with the locals seeking revenge for
an early humping. R. Cline, acc
hurler, is expected to start for Park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
REDS RELEASE DRESSER
BIZ Unitcd Press

q . NIVUW
CHICAGO, May Charles
(ChUck) Dresser, for several years
third baseman with the Cincinnati
Reds, today was on his way to ioin
the Minneapolis American Associa-
ton club. Manager Dan Howley
announced Dressen's release here
Thursday.
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/. G. PLAYS DANyHLE

Indiana Central baseball team
will play its final away-from- home
game at Danville Saturday, opposing
Central Normal. Swan or Leroy
will start on the mound for the To-
Gals.
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PIP. Horse
Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

Of Mickey. Mil6urn and Blanford won the
tai league with a total Of 1850. far in
front Of the Second-place Banquet Tea
TITO. Gem Blanford made this totol no-si-
ass count Of 1872.
c. Bailey put the Blacker Chile team
with the Wheel Sandwich at the Hotel
Antier drives h,aoDlAg 9, total OF Sl8 with
genes OF 2l9 l99 snd 2o9; ollen .i
from White Star Gas and Stafford En-
craving as Ia Fendrich won the odd game
from Heidenreich Florists.
Frank Norris is another late sntrant
into the 200 club, the anchor for the Joint
eaeue 9o6i o 5ng dd 14ns 9TS 6aS s
2l3 and ass. his team mates failed e
the entire series as Ten-Year Term and
Twenty-Pav Life took the odd game from
9en sandridse h and Rafert tea tea for sec
ond high total with mark OF CO.
But one game was. completed in the
Actuarial winning three from Record.
Two-game wins ruled the Universal
League play on the Pritchett alleys S. 6. S.
Service. outlaws. Standard OIL. Akers,
Coca-cola and Enrich Hardware defeating
Due E0444N lC4N-NG CAdt4Qi- N54a44laA LUIGI,
Kayo, Auto Equipment, Blacker Chill and
Mallory-Weiland. Mallory-W eiland rolled
the feature single game with score OF
1913 as Coca Cola tossed 2.947 for three
game honors Frank Afford was the in
oiyiaual star with total Of 657 Nc
Gam had $50; F. Tegeler, 6ls; Filler, 6l5;
Mallory. 6l7; vosen, 6o7 and P. stTeibeck.
COS.
tie Flower Lesgus cItoIasssd Boss srs and
De Quincy. taking the entire SERIES with
ease. as Emerson and Shannon lost the
odd game to Carlisle ana Bancroft A
227 game BY Sargent featured
The noythside branch Of the Citizens
Gas League. rolled on the Uptown aileys
ScruhberS and Causes taking three eeraes
from Leaks and coleTs as Heat Units,
DIPS and Pumps won two from Gsner-
ators. Accounts and Pressurss
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Thursday Ring Results

BY. United Press
AT ,,YONKERS, ". z. - Johnny Cato
i ~. Xonkers. defeated Sid TerriS. 1927
NeW york (6) Phil Toba, iI3X New
York, KNOCKED out Antol Koosis. ii6,
AT WATERBURY. Conn.-Andv Mitch
ell, Callforna, 1870, defeated Unknown
winston. Waterbury. 1873, in eight rounds.
Baltimore middleweight, shocked "''I ont
tommy Kerr of Bavonne, N. j.. IN the
sixth OF sheduled ten-round bout.
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Twenty Grand Gets Pole

BALTIMORE Grand in the $50 900 Freak
stakes to be here Saturday position next to the
rail- should handicap Eou
poise drew -
Following Starters Jockeys post positions and other
- 1
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But one game was completed in the
American Central Life Ladies League.
Actuarial winning three from Record.