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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
SchmeIing, Sharkey to Open
Training for Title Battle

Wilson's camp at Orangeburg. N. Y.
on Saturday. Betting sources say
the odds may shift somewhat be-
fore the men enter the ring at the
Gardens new stadium on Long
Island, June 81, and that the shift
might make Sharkey an even
heavier favorite.
Schmeling weighed 1914 pounds to-
day after ten days of golfing at
French Lick Springs, Ind. He will
take off about four pounds and
enter the ring at about 100. Sharkey
probably will have a ten-pound
weight edge.
Advices from Boston report Shar-
key already in fair shape. He has
been working out daily in his own
gymnasium and taking plenty of
outdoor exercise.
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Local BOwlerS
Out of Money

BV United Press
CHICAGO. May 9.-Frank Ben
kovic. Milwaukee. Wis. winner with
Charles Daw OF the American Bowl
ing Congress doubles. added the Pc
terson individual bowling classic TO
his laurels Sunday night and took
the grand prize o. 81 900 from a
field of 100 He rolled 222. 1872. 2lS.
80. 247. ISL 235 and 1913 for a to-
tai OF 1887 Daw. also of Milwau-
Kee. was eleventh on the list with
1861.
other leaders included George
jackson. TT. Wayne. Ind. whose
score OF 1862 placed him tenth.
Johnny Fehr and Jess Pritchett. In
disnapolis stars. failed to hit their
stride and finished outside the
money. Fehr's total for the eight
games was 1916.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Butler Squad
Track Choice

Butler cinder stars are favorites
in the Indiana collegiate confer
ence track and field title carnival,
10 be staged at Fairview oval Sat-
urday Coach Herman Phillips
Bulldogs are defending champions.
and although the Blue lost six let
ter men through graduation last
spring, the well-balanced squad is
expected to retain the title.
DePauw, seven times champion
before the Bulldogs stepped in last
year, and Ball State are ranked as
the strongest contenders. At least
eight schools are expected to COM
pete. All Indiana colleges and uni
versities excepting Indiana. Purdue
and Notre Dame are eligible to
compete. Fourteen events. includ-
ing relay races. are on the card.
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By Times Special

81 Times Special
NEW YORK, May 2. Max
Schmeling, the dark, beetle-browed
schlager from Berlin, and Jack
Sharkey. temperamental Boston
Lithuanian. will start training this
week for their heavyweight title
scrap in June.
Schmeling will pitch his camp at
Green Kill Lodge, near Kingston.
N. Y. Wednesday and begin work
for his title defense on Thursday.
Schmeling arrived today from Louis
vile where he attended the Ken
lucky Derby Saturday as the guest
OF Tom Taggart, well-known In
diana sportsman
Sharkey. quoted a to 5 favorite
in the early betting, will enter Gus
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ED RICE RACE VICTOR

BIZ Times Special
BRAZIL, Ind, MAY Ed Rice
OF indianapolis triumphed in the
twenty-fve-lap feature race at Sun
flower oval here Sunday, driving a
Fronty. Red Campbell of st. Louis.
who led nearly all the way, was
forced out on the last lap by motor
trouble.
Jimmy Garringer Of Indianapolis
was second and l.. Duncan o. In
dianapolis. third.
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The Cocs-Cola team of the indianapolis
League established a new all-time record
for local squads TO shoot al when they
turned in a seasons average Of l ,o2l pins
per game. during schedule OF l08 games.
Jess Pritchett led his team 10 this Won
derful figure. with an average OF 2l3 pins
per game. Johnny Fehr had 2l2 ana Lee
Carmin 204. The won and lost column
showed the Cokes taking the nod eighty
eight times against twenty setbacks. Ma
rott Shoe Shop finished second in this loop
with a seasons average OF 984. while Fail
CITY Lager showed. The three Coca Cola
players named finished one. two. three in
the individual average list. Johnny Fehr
won the high single game prize with a
ond prize for three-game total with a
mark OF IT'S. Larry Fox reversed this pro-
cedure. taking high three-game total with
TT and second high single game on 200.
take ninth place in the individual stand
ings.
The Coca Cola FASTENERS we're a dis
appointment in tournament play. their
showing in the National and Central States
copied the city title and finished well UP
in the state meet. TO atone partially Tor
this however and II the team remains
intact next season IL should be favorite
for national honors.
Among the women BOWERS. the Bowes
Seal Fast girls set a swift pace. winning
the pennant in the Block Optical Ladies
League with a record OF Seventv-nine wins
and seventeen defeats. Their average for
game West Side Furniture finished in sec
ond place and Marott Shoe SHOP thiro.
Individual honors went 10 Mrs. Eddie
Never with an average OF 1872. Mcdaniel
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AS a matter of fact the current
series between Indians and Millers
promises to supply a lot OF ex-
citement. For instance, II Minneap-
oils downs the indians today and
Kansas City loses 10 Columbus the
Millers will hop 10 the top OF the
league standing.
League Meeting Called
Rain has played havoc with base
ball in the Twin Cities for several
days and the home clubs, Millers
and Saints. and the visitors. Indians
and Colonies dropped large amount
of money.
President Thomas J. Hickey has
called a meeting OF club owners in
Chicago for Thursday TO discuss
league problems and it is said the
magnates are tearing their hair over
bad weather breaks and poor at
tendance. It's a good guess, also
that a few of the franchise holders
will suggest a reduction IN admiS-
sion prices while others are said TO
favor rearranging the schedule 10
provide more double headers as a
means Of attracting customers.
Two Rockies Dropped
The Indians released two rockies
over the weekend before moving
out Of St. Paul. Johnny Kroner
third sacker. who was on the SICK
list for a long stretch, has been
sent on option to Albany OF the
Eastern League and Ray White,
shortstop. has been transferred I'M
der similar terms to Williamsport'
Pa. of the New York Pennsylvania
loop. Both players were bought
from Oklahoma City late last sea-
son.
The Indians will have two of
days this week, Friday and Satur-
day. and will spend the idle time in
Indianapolis. They are slated for
a double header in Louisville next
Sunday, the Saturday tilt there
having been postponed on account
of the race meet at Churchill
Downs and also TO give Colonel
fans a twin bill on the Sabbath.
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Bar Punt as
Grid Kickoff
ByT4ited Preso

BIZ lifted Presg
HANOVER, N. H. May 9-The
punt. as an alternative method of
putting the ball in play in a foot
ball game, has been eliminated by a
mail vote of the national football
rules committee, according to an
announcement by E. K. Hall, chair
man of the committee.
AS amended, the rule will require
the regular place kick or drop
kick, with at least five members of
the defending team remaining with
in their 45-yard line until the ball
is kicked. The rule on the punt, pre-
viously included in an effort To
lessen chances of the receiving team
forming a flying wedge. was found
to be unnecessary when tested in
spring practice.
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College Diamond Scores

SATURDAY
Indiana. 7: Ohio State. 4.
Michigan. s. Chicago. !.
Northwestern. II: Minnesota. 3.
yale II. Dartmouth. 80.
Susquehanna. Il. Bucknel, ;.
Iafavette 2: Lehigh. ;.
Albright. II: College OF Osteopathy. I.
Temple. 6. Vsllanova. I.
Pennsylvania Military. 10: svarth-
more 8.
Penn state. s. Syracuse, 3.
Illinois =. wisconsin 2.
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MCCARTHY TO RETURN

Pat Mccarthy. Australian light
heavyweight. returns 10 the Armory
mat next Friday to tackle Stanley
West in the feature two falls out OF
three events. An opponent is being
sought for Johnny Carlin in the
semi-windup.
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JOE B0LEY RELEASED
Veteran Shcrtstop Dropped by
Athletics; Hammond Out.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nav 9.-The
Philadelphia Athletics announced
today that Joe Boley. veteran
shortstop. and Bert Hammond.
utility catcher. have been given I'M
conditional releases.
Boley was sold TO Cleveland
during the winter. but the deal was
ruled out by K NJ. lands. base
ball commissioner. Boley's place in
the Athletics infeld was taken
over during the 1891 world series
By Dib Williams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
VINES, VAN RYN WIN
Tennis Cup Team Stars Take
Kansas City Exhibitions.
By Times special

BIZ Times Special
KANSAS CITY. Mo. May g. -
Three members Of the United States
Davis Cup tennis team were on
their way to New Orleans today,
where they play Mexico in the final
zone competition Of the western
hemisphere this week.
Ellsworth Vines. national singles
champion. defeated Frank Shields,
Ga, ST, 6-4. in an exhibition match
here Sunday. and Johnny Van Ryn
defeated Wilbur F. Coen Jr. Of
Kansas City. Ga. So. Wilmer Al
lison viii rejoin his cup teammates
at New Orleans.
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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

LOUISVILLE Nav 9-Burgoo the his
Of the country today
3-yearod champion
ship Of 1892
Winning pleased the stretch
Saturday
Bradley Lexington third Derby triumph
the of Derby
Colonel Bradley master of had
and white silks
they first and last making Colonel Bradley the first
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Tribe Eases Back on
Top Without Playing
Indians Move Up When Blues Split Twin Bill; HooserS
Tackle BuSh'S MiIIerS Today in Opener OF
important Series: Club Owners Worried
By Times Speci0l
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MINNEAPOLIS 81 league
again invaded Nco park ur-game
situation
berth without playing Friday
washed and the double
postponed showers and wet
front when City
the Sabbath the
half OF the circuit today the Blues
Minneapolis close IN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
SCHAAF, GROSS sign

By United PFcss
NEW YORK, May 9.-Madison
Square Garden has completed its
boxing program Of four ten-round
bouts for Friday night. the first pro-
fessional show TO be held in the
arena in six weeks
Ernie Schaaf, Boston Heavy
weight, meets Jack Gross, Philadel-
phia southpaw in the main event.
King Tut. Minneapolis welterweight,
tackles Morrie Sherman Of Detroit
in the semi-final.
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A. |. CARDS TWIN BILLS
Seventeen Double Headers Listed
Junior loop Clubs.
b. Times special
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BIZ 4 tHfR NNfctnt
CHICAGO. May 9.-Seventeen
double headers have been scheduled
by the American League as follows:
Nav 70 washington at New York
Nav 81 Boston a. Philadelphia. wash
inCton Rt New YORK.
Nav ~ Detroit at Chicago.
Nav 26 ChicaEo at Detroit
Nav a. Cleveland at ST. Louis. Philz-
deiuhfa at Boston.
'une !. New York at PHILADELPHIA,
June 2 Cleveland az Detroit. Washing
June I, New Yols. at Philadelphia; Wash
inRton al Boston
June ~ Boston 81 Philsdelphla.
.Iuiv 2 New York AZ Boston
july g. Chicago al ST Louis.
july - Detroit az s.. Louis
SEPT. 40 CHICAGO a. Detroit
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OLYMPIC TRIALS OPEN

NEW YORK. May e.-Final try
outs 10 select the team, which will
represent the United States in the
Olympic modern pentathlon cham
pionship at Los Angeles this summer
started here today and will continue
until Saturday.
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ARCHIE POWELL HURT

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TRENTON. N. J.. May 9.-Archie
Powell, Galesburg Ill) race driver.
was near death here today with
punctured abdomen. received Sun
day when his car crashed through
guard rail at Langhorne speed
way.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
DE RRUYN is BEATEN

TH MS EFfTINt
NEW YORK, May paul d.
Bruyn. winner OF the recent Boston
marathon. finished in second place
about two-thirds Of a mile behind
william Steiner in the twenty-five
mile Metropolitan A. A. Z. mara
tEon here Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
DICK KRoGER HIrRT

CHICAGO, May 9.-Dick Kroger,
racing driver, was seriously injured
Sunday in a ten-mile race at Roby
speedway. Kroger was tossed high
into the air from his car when he
collided with a machine driven by
Bill Brooks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
INJURIES KILL PILOT

OAKLAND, Cal, May 9.-Jimmy
Sharpe, Los Angeles automobile race
driver. IS dead from injuries suf-
fered Sunday during the l0O-mile
race at Oakland speedway, when his
car skidded and upset.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Betting Takes Drop

In plotting Burgoo King to vic
tory, James was making his second
start on a Bradley horse since the
Kentucky colonel had purchased his
contract formerly held by the late
Joseph Letter.
Buddy Ensor, the veteran attempt
ing a comeback after almost seven
years out of the saddle, got Stepen-
fetchit up to third place and almost
beat Economic for the show. Earl
Sande, on Overtime. however, An
ished out of the money in fifth
place.
Although a crowd estimated at
$4,000 and virtually as large as last
years saw the Derby, wagering
dropped almost so per cent. Only
SPIT. los was bet in comparison with
Sz4y, ASA last year. A total of $780,
S19 was wagered on the seven races
in comparison to s1,377,2 08 last
year.
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CUBS SELL TAYLOR

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. May 9.-Danny Tay-
Tor, hard-hitting young outhelder.
was sold Sunday TO the Brooklyn
Dodgers for slightly more than the
waiver price, by the Chicago Cubs.
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lowed the New Workers only an
even break in the double-header.
The Giants took the first game,
to l, but lost the nightcap, s TO >.
In this second engagement, Dizzy
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Four Former Kings

-Four former winners add color
o the classic this year, L. L. Corum
If the old school. who was GOWN
aer wit the late Joe Boyer in 1924;
Louis Meyer. who won in 1928: Billy
Arnold. heavy-footed youngster,
Ino was victor in 1880. and Louis
Schneider, last years winner, who
faces the opportunity Of doing
something no other driver has &C
complished. winning in consecutive
years or Of duplicating Tommy Mil
.on's still standing two-Win record.
Milton won in 1921 and 1928
Competing with these and other
veterans will be a number Of new
pilots, the most prominent being
Bob Carey. Anderson Gnd) boy,
Who has been burning up the
smaller tracks. twice broke the 100
mile dirt track record and is max
ne his first start at indianapolis.
Tours Promise Excitement
Ten tours. two skies, fifty-five
Fights and four sixteens are on the
entry list with the Fights in the ma
iority. A few Of the fours have given
splendid performances and experts
predict they will be fast on the
Hoosier bricks.
Bryan Saulpaugt has a sixteen
cylinder job and some observers will
offer a little bet ne may take the
pole position in the qualifying
rounds. Leon Duray. who has one
of the most powerful motors ever TO
run at indianapolis. developed heat
ing trouble last May but has rem
edied it this year and promises to
run his sixteen-cylinder two-cycle
Job at dizzy speed.
A five-car team from Studebaker;
two Hudson entered jobs and a new
Hupmobile will supply the acknowl-
edged stock-car competition.
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INDIANAPOLIS Bulldogs defeated McOuzy
Norris Sunday, IS 10 Il ouackenbush
homered in the fifth inning. game IS
wanted for next Sunday southpzw
pitcher also is wanted See jim Collins
e Riverside No. Tuesday. when the
Bulldogs wil practice They also will
work out Thursday. AL players report.
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West Side Monarchs bowed TO Mars Hill
Sunday. Monarchs viii practice Tuesday
az Grande park All PLAYERS notice. Mon
archs tackle CsStleton Merchants next
Sunday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Rivalry at
High Pitch
Former Winners Grid for
Battle Against Aces of
New School.
BY NORMAN r. IsAACs

There are so many interesting
angles connected with the running
Of the 1892 indianapolis Motor
Speedway classic May 80, that the
speed-loving railbirds doubtless will
be hard pressed for time to discuss
all Of the points that will be
brought out during practice days
and on the day Of the 500-mile
grind on the roaring way.
There will be the age-old compe-
tition between the old and new
school of drivers: the usual match
between front and rear drive cars
further complicated this year by
three four wheel drive entries; the
battle between the four. six, eight
and sixteen cylinder jobs and last,
the most interesting contest within
the big race. the fight between the
factory entered. semi-stock cars and
the expensive. special speed crea-
tions.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. Louis at New York; postponed; cold
and wet grounds
Chicago at Philadelphia; postponed.
threatening weather.
Detroit a Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
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VIII tIlIbc O6IulCh.
Brother Joe, his other entry.
finished nineteenth in field of
twenty, which was the equivalent
of last place inasmuch as Liberty
Limited, the Three DIS entry, broke
down in the back stretch and did
not finish officially.
Burgoo King, son Of Bubbling
over, 1926 Derby winner. won by
five lengths, running a mile and a
quarter in 2 minutes, 5 Is seconds.
Slow time in comparison to Twenty
Grand's Derby record Of 2:01-3-5
last year, but considerably above the
average speed made since the Derby
distance was reduced from a mile
and a half to a mile ard a quarter
in 1896.
Only Four Show Class
Until Burgoo King flashed over
the line first. the only other son of
a Derby winner to repeat his sire's
triumph was Alan-A-Dale, 1902
winner, whose daddy was Halma,
1895 champion.
Burgoo King was shipped with
other horses from Colonel Bradley
stables to Belmont park, and if he
works well in training he probably
will be shipped to Pimlico to run
Saturday in the Preakness, second
of the big 3-year-old races.
Out Of the Derby field, only four
horses looked like Preakness con-
tenders-Burgoo King; Economic,
second place winner; Stepenfetchit,
third, and Brandon Mint, fourth
Tick On, the Derby fayorite, which
finished sixth, had some bad rae
ing luck, being shut off several
/ times. But he did not look like a
real contender for the 3-year-old
championship.
However, until Saturday, Burgoc
King wasn't a highly regarded
horse. Laverne Fator, veteran
jockey who had the choice of the
Bradley mounts. picked Brother
Joe, and let little Eugene James
19-year- old Louisville boy, ride Bur
goo King. AS a 2-year-old BurgoC
King won only four races out Of
twelve starts.
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West Side Chevrolet trounced Bader
Coffee nine in = Capital City League tilt
Sunday. IS 10 5. The victors drove out
twenty hits the losers got seven. Eight
Bader errors contributed 70 the Chevrolet
scoring.
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Cummings is scheduled to team up
with Louis Schneider on the Bowes
Seal-Fast team, making it an all
Indianapolis affair. Wild Bill hasn't
been in the big leagues long, but
he's learning fast and already rates
near the top. leaning with canny
Louis. he should go big.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
Speedway Chatter

Gasoline alley" at Indianapolis
Motor Speedway is expected to be
enlivened this week with the ar
rival of Wild Bill Cummings. the
Indianapolis speedster, and Billy
Arnold, 1880 winner.
Wild Bill and Arnold went ca
vorting on the dirt tracks over the
weekend and are expected to pull
into the speedway later in the week.
Cummings won two races at Lang
horne, the opening twenty-five miller
and the feature fifty. Arnold took
three sprints at the Roby track in
Chicago.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
IEAGUF

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis.
Louisville at 81. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas CITY.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
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punching fifteen hits to score twelve
runs PIaiuhelc Commercials easily de-
feated Highland A. c. OF Indianapolis. Il
TO ?. Commercials tackle Avon Sunday.
For games with Plainhelc, write or call
H A. Hessler Plainheld.
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Major Leaders
HOME RUNS
RUNS BATTED IN

Terry. Giants. : auth. YANKEES
collins Cards. ... jehringer. Tigers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston At Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Rain drove the bows into the garages
Saturday afternoon and little was doing
al Speedway oval Bob MeDonosh and
steve flanagan parked themselves near
Tom BesIS stand and talked Kentucky
Derby, Florida, and airplsnes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09
KAUTsKY TRoUNcEs LAFAYETTE

Combining the wildness of opposing
pitchers with long hits to all corners Of
the lot Kautsky A. Cs drubbed Warren
Oils at Lafayette Sunday. "a 10 2. Smith.
with two doubles and two singles. and Joe
Kelly with a home run. double and single,
led the kautsky assault. while Lee with q
triple and pair Of singles was best for the
losers Fieiding features we're furnished
BY Brsughton and Carawav. opposing left
felders who grabbed long hits that looked
like sure homers. Four fast double plays
by the ksutskys cut down Lafayette scor-
Ing threats. Reno allowed the Oils eight
hits while Bond. Wilson and Clark we're
hammered for eighteen BY the winners.
ANDERSONvnLE Ind.-Behind the great
pitching OF Bill Francis. Andersonville
MidwavS shut out Brookville. SO. here
Sunday Francis was IN rare form, allow
Ing but two hits and striking out fourteen
batSmen.
Leon Tailoring Company nine opened
their Big Six League campaign BY trounc-
ing the O'Hara Sans. 1914. in a Suggest.
Heavy hitting featured the Tailor boys at
tack with Bova and Wechsler cracking
home runs while Becker. Hunt and Hen
erickson each collected three hingles.
Leon .........-...... sos OS0 +40-ll 10
OHara .......... Oi0 z0i 230-14 10 1
Goldsmith. Hoffman and Hendrickson. J
Bova: Oliver. Sanders and Rusie.
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ODDS A. Porter. chief timer OF the 500.
viii be IN town about the fifteenth. Ode
has csmDed down in Florida all winter and
should be coming home soon Even Chester
Kicker chief scorer. is here already.