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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
Buffalo New
I. l.. Leader
BvUnifed Prcss

BIZ United Press
ROCHESTER, May 28-The hec-
tic battle in the International
League was paced by another leader
today Bufalos Bisons replaced
Baltimore's Orioles on top with
to 4 victory over Rochester Fri
day while Baltimore was losing TO
Jersey City, 9 10 4.
It was the fifth straight for the
Bisons, with Florence leading the
attack with a homer, double and
two singles in four chances. Pete
Donahue. former big Lacquer, made
his debut in the international by
pitching Jersey City to victory, al
lowing the Orioles only five hits,
two Of which were homers. Newark,
which led the I. L. until Thursday,
was idle, due to rain.
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Monday EIay 30. to be played at Grande
PARK. Call Northern st Belmont 0565-W
Chester Gulley is requested to call North
ern.
indianapolis Bulldogs want road games
on June and June r. Write Jim Tay-
Belmont 206s. Cicero, Arcadia. Southport,
Atlanta and New Bethel take notice.
ANY team desiring to schedule fast
Iurckes. S28 West Third street. Rushville
Charlottesville. Greenfield, BargersYille and
other state clubs notice.
cloverdale Greys will play the Brazil
GreencaStle Negro All-Stars Sunday and
viii take on Stilesviile on Monday. Both
games are scheduled at Cloverdale. Reb
with Dady A. c.. will pastime for Clover
West Side Cheyrolets will play at Leb-
p oeo anq w iSsEs exc xeept pet3R
Pryor. Jackson and Rearick report at the
salesroom. Rearick and Heydon viii form
the Cheyies' battery.
J, W. Bader Coffee Company nine will
tackle Lawrence A. G. Sunday at 2.30 D. m
at Irwin field. All players are requested
70 be present.
Leon Tailoring Company nine viii meet
Irvingron Aces at Brookside Sunday in
Big Six League tilt. The Aces, with q new
lineup. Will be out 70 upset the Tailor boys
who have been setting a fast pace.
The fast Bargersville Merchants viii op-
pose Indianapolis Reserves at Greenhouse
PARK SUNDAY and good game is expected.
mound for Merchants with Jones hurting
Tor the Reserves.
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Yankee Cup Stars Expected to
End Australian Hopes Today

This postponed affair will be run
of today ahead Of the doubles en-
gagement between Wilmer Allison
and Johnny Van Ryn and the team
of Hopman and Crawford. Vines
was leading GO, Ga, 20, sail when
the storm hit, and play will be re-
sumed just where it was left off.
Vines should have little trouble in
running out the match today. The
Californian probably will blast of
three games today before Jack gets
warmed up.
Allison and Van Ryn, the sweetest
doubles team in the business. are
calculated to make short work Of
the Anzac tandem.
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No Changes in
Big Ten Policy

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 26.-The Big Ten
has no intention of following Yale's
plan to curtail intercollegiate ath-
letics, Mayor John L. Griffith, COM
missioner Of athletics of the western
conference, said today.
profits from intercollegiate ath-
leticS are necessary to promote in
tramural sports" said Major Crit
fifth. The Big Ten has never felt
that the way to develop intramurai
sports was to reduce intercollegiate
games. Twenty years ago the Big
Ten decided to reduce football
schedules to five games, but the plan
didn't work out. We find present
eight-game schedules satisfactory"
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AUTO RACES At 0SG00D

Indiana Auto Racing Association
will hold its first race Of the sea
son at Ripley county Playground,
OSgood, next Monday, May 80. The
program includes three f1ve-mile
events and a fifteen-mile feature.
Mark Billman, Red Campbell, Al
Jones, Harry MacQuinn, L. Beckett
and fifteen others are listed as
starters. Time trials open $3.50 a. m,
with the first race at 2:30 p. m.
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slump. Kelly's batting has been poor
since early in the season when he
came to Brooklyn from Minneapolis
to replace the regular first baseman,
Del Bissonette, injured in training.
Kelly garnered his game saving
home runs at the Polo Grounds,
home Of the Giants, on the same
field where more than ten years ago
he rose to fame in Giant uniform
as one of the greatest first-sackers
of all time.
Long George hit for the circuit in
the fifth inning Friday, stimulating
a five-run rally in that frame which
downed the Giants, 5 to 2. This
victory enabled the Dodgers to re-
place the Giants in sixth place in
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Reds and Cubs
Shift OutfieldS

By United Press
CHICAGO, May Chicago
Cubs and Cincinnati Reds both
have shifted their outfelds because
of weak hitting.
Manager Dan Howley of the Reds
has benched center fielder Taylor
Douthit in favor of Earl Crabtree
and Manager Rogers Hornsby of the
Cubs has inserted Marvin Gudat,
rookie, in right field instead Of
Lance Richbourg. Gudat made two
hits in three times at bat Friday.
If Gudat fails to hit up to require
ments, Manager Hornsby is expect
ed to take over the right field berth
himself shortly.
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British Racing Fans Expect
Orwell to Cop EPSON Derby
By United Press

By United Press
LONDON, May fluctuations
such as Is per cent income tax,
unemployment, and the beer tax
were forgotten in Great Britain to-
day as the worlds most enthusiastic
racing fans picked the winner of
the Derby to be run at EPSON
Downs Wednesday.
Washington Singers crack colt,
Orwell, remained the hottest favor
lite in years. Many of the millions
who follow racing daily considered
the American-owned star one of the
greatest certainties on record for
the EPSON classic. Lord Rosedale's
Miracle, son of the 1925 Derby
winner Mamma, was second favorite.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, May 20. - Two
IN timely home runs have saved
Long George Kelly, 36-year-old first
baseman of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
from being shifted to the Jersey
City Skeeters Of the international
League.
Kelly's homers, driven out Thurs
day and Friday, contributed to two
Brooklyn victories over the New
York Giants just after Manager
Max Carey had decided to exchange
him for Bud Clancy of the
Skeeters this weekend.
But the exchange has been called
off, at least temporarily, because
Carey believes Long George may
have snapped out of his batting
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innings, but the Boilermakers had
little success in solving Gatti's
slants. Only fifteen men faced
Hoopengardner during his mound
work. GATH, who was injured early
In the season during a gymnasium
drill. pitched his first Big Ten tilt
OF the season against the Boiler
makers and allowed but eight hits.
Paul Moss, Purdue shortstop, clout-
ed homer in the sixth.
Baker, with three singles in four
Trips, and May and Haworth with
two timely hits each. led the In
diana attack, while Williams. Husar
and Huffaman starred at the plate
for Purdue.
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Two Timely Homers Save George Kelly From Trip Minors

the National League, while New
York dropped to the cellar. Van
Mungo, Brooklyn's rookie hurler,
chalked up his third victory in one
week.
The Pittsburgh Pirates replaced
the st. Louis Cardinals in fourth
place by beating the Cards, to 4.
Grace and Barbee drove out home
runs for the Pirates, and French
performed in fine style on the slab.
Paul Waner hit his twenty-fourth
double of the season, a triple and
single.
Chuck Klein's tenth home run of
the season. with two on, helped the
Philadelphia Phillies trounce the
Boston Braves, to 5, and climb out
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
Indiana Nine Whips Purdue,
Captures Big Ten Laurels

BIZ Times Speciaf
LAFAYETTE, Ind. May 28.-In-
diana U. today held the Big Ten
baseball championship. BY defeat
ing Purdue here Friday. 8 to g.
Coach Everett Deans Crimson nine
finished the title campaign with six
victories and two defeats to lead
Big Ten rivals.
Indiana took an eight-run lead
of Lefty Griffin. sophomore star.
who won his first four in the
Big Ten, before the Boilermakers
scored.
Adrian Hoopengardaer. who re-
heyed Griffin in the fifth, held the
Crimson to one hit in the last five
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of the cellar into seventh place.
John Berry, former indianapolis
hurler, starred in a relief role for
the Phils.
The leading Chicago Cubs staged
a six-run rally in the third inning
and defeated the Cincinnati Reds,
6 to 4. Charley Grimm's home run
with two on was the feature.
In the American league, detroit
won, Z to 5. over the Chicago White
Sox. Cleveland defeated the st.
Louis Browns. 6 to 3. Goose Cos
Inns first home run of the season
scored two st. Louis runs in the
sixth.
New York at Washington was
washed out. No other games were
scheduled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
d HILL CLIMB EVENTS

Four events are scheduled on the
hill climb program arranged for
Sunday by the Midwest Motorcycle
Club. Action will start at p. m.
at Bluff hill. fourteen miles south
Of indianapolis, on state road 81,
Martinsville highway. WeI-known
climber stars will be on hand from
all over the country. The usual
thrills and spills are promised. Park
space has been provided for thou
sands Of cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28

The Aga Khan, Mohammedan
prince who won the Derby two years
ago with his outsider, Blenheim,
gave the bettors another intriguing
problem with his entries Dastur and
FirdauSSi.
Some of the more rabid Orwell
supporters claim the Derby will be
walk-away for him. Trainer Joe
Lawson, head Of the Manton stable.
says the horse is one of the best the
famous stable ever had.
r. A. Bobby Jones will be 118
pounds of confidence when he
brings Orwell to the starting post.
He rode the horse in all his races
last year and won all but the first.
Harry Wragg. winner Of the Derby
in 1928 and 1880, will ride Miracle.
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LIPSC0MB is WINNER

Buck LpScomb pinned Merle DOL
by in two straight falls to capture
Fridays feature mat event at the
Armory. He won the first fall in
% minutes. the second in II min
utes.
Speedy Shaeffer and Stan West
went thirty minutes to no fall,
Charlie Westgard fioored Dale
Haddock in eighteen minutes, and
Young Webb tossed Howard Judah
in eight minutes in other events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
1O3 NH ES-AN-HOUR RECORD PREDICTED IN 500 GLASS;
Tribe Closes Series
With Mud Hens Today
Afternoon Tilt Will Wind Up Toledo Visit; Indians carded
for Twin Bill in Louisville Sunday; Hoosers Lose
League Lead Friday Night.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

The count is tries and two down the Indians
TribeSmen the
twelve
via the Soutpaw
noed out the Hoos under the orb Friday to pitching
by Archie Campbell
Of Mccain place Minneapolis we're
in front again the percentage points
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
BurgOO King
Starts Again

BIZ United Press
BELMONT PARK, N. Y. May %.
-Burgoo King, +. r. Bradley's
magnificent chestnut colt, which
won the Kentucky Derby and the
Preakness. was to make his metro
politan debut today in the classic
Withers Mile, competing against six
crack 3-year-olds. All starters will
carry 1l8 pounds.
If the seven named 90 to the post,
the race should have a gross value
OF S25,300, netting the winner more
than $4,000 IN addition to Bur-
goo King. the starters are Boatswain.
Pompeius, Osculator. Larranaga,
Pairbypair and Sunmelus.
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ByUnifcd Press

~ CHtttu Aftee
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Ernie
lombard, catcher for the Cincin-
natl Reds, has wrested the National
League batting leadership from his
teammate, Chick Hafey, but Jimmy
Foxx. first baseman Of the Phila-
delphia Athletics, continues to Lead
the American circuit.
Official figures, which include
games of Thursday, show that Lon
Dardi has a percentage OF .423; Paul
Waner of Pittsburgh comes second
with 1896, and Hafey has dropped TO
third with .389.
In the American League FoXx
leads with .446, Tony Lazzeri Of the
Yankees comes second with 400,
and Bill Dickey Of the Yanks third
with 1853.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
BY HENRY McLENTORE

Unlted FTess SAN OULItsD0IIutHF =,
PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-The
United States was fairly sure bet
to clinch its Davis cup series with
Australia on the courts Of the Phila-
delphia Country Club here today, as
it already leads, one and one-half
match to nothing.
Americas odd lead was established
Friday when Frank Shields of New
York, defeated Harry Hopman, Ga,
6-1, 60, and Ellsworth Vines, ma
tional champion from California,
won two out of three sets from Jack
Crawford before a firsr-class rain
storm brought the match to an
abrupt halt.
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Friday Fight Results

At TERRE HAUTE, Ind.-Tiger Jack
Fox. Indianapolis, 100, knocked out Jack
Redman, South Bend. Ind, ls5 81.
technical knockout over Eddie Stake, South
Bend. ITO o.. Joe Veney. South Bend,
1876, decisioned Johnny Hughes, Clinton,
Ind, l37 t6l.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Andy Divodi, 14s,
New York, defeated Jimmy Evans, $50,
vslelo Cal noclRged By o5 hIgneS $50
edetti. 14s o.: Chef Shandel 22l. scored
q technical knockout over Stanley Gard.
2i9 IL.
AT GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-Ssntiago
Gorilla. Panama lightweight lost a ten
round decision to Wesley Ramey OF Grand
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Dead Heat
BIZ Unitcd Press

BIZ United Press
belmont PARK, N. Y,
ID May 28.-The first dead
heat of the year on a United
States race track was run
here Friday when Algeria and
Indiantown finished four and
a half furlongS so closely
aligned that the judges could
not pick the winner.
Indiantown, owned by Lew
Brown, was a 5-to-1 choice in
the betting on this sixth race
of the day. Algeria, a John P.
Grier filly, racing for Joseph
K. Widener, was quoted 9 to 5.
Bets on both horses were
halved. one dollar wager on
Indiantown returning So, and
a like bet on Algeria paying
$1.40.
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RIVAS CRACKS RECORD
By United Press

By United Press
BUENOS AIRES, May 2S.-Jose
Rivas. Argentine runner, set a new
world record Monday for the 30
kilometer 0s.63 miles, run, covering
the distance in one hour, 40 minutes
and 573-5 seconds.
He beat the record held by
another Argentine Athlete. Juan
Zabala, who was clicked in 1.42:-
30 2-5. Zabala is in the United
States now preparing for the
Olympic games.
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lombard and FOxx Set Swift
Pace in Big League Bat Races

Foxx also held the American
League lead for home runs, fifteen,
while Jim Collins Of the st. Louis
Cardinals headed the National di-
vision with eleven.
Lefty Gomez of the Yankees has
the best pitching record in the
American League with seven wins
and one defeat, while Walt Belts
heads the National hurlers with five
victories and no defeats.
The ten leading batters in each
league follow:
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INDIANA STATE WINS
By Times Special

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May %
Indiana State got but six hits of
Brady, Eastern Illinois Teachers
hurler, but five of them came in the
eighth inning Friday for four runs
giving the Sycamores a 4 to / tri-
umph. Pergal allowed the losers but
five blows.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
Thirty-Seven Places
Filled; Three Remain
Qualification Trials Close Today Milton Jones Killed
When Car Leaps Over Wall; Ernie Tripett Turns
In Third Fastest Effort
BY NORMAN Z. IsAACs

habtus OF Gasoline Alley predict
for the 50e the indianapolis motor speedway
Monday Granted fair weather Of lo3 miles hour
for the 800"
present Paolo has
stood the only seriously threatened
1oO448 miles hour
for TIT ongR rind
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S0X SIGN C0LLEGIAN

b. United Press
BLOOMINGTON, H., May %. -
Nelson Potter, Mt. Morris college
pitcher, was on his way today to join
the Chicago White Sox, having
signed a contract Friday.
Only 20. he impressed Manager
Lew Fonseca so much in recent
workout at Comiskey park that ar
rangements were made to sign him
upon his graduation.
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College Scores Friday

Indiana. 8: Purdue. s.
Hanover. l0-l: Cedarville. s-s.
Central Normal. 9: Indiana Central.
eleven inningSl.
State Normal. I: Eastern Illinois. /.
Minnesota. 9: Iowa. s.
Western. ,Michiganl State Teachers. &;
Chicago. o.
Wisconsin. 2. Northwestern. 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
Queen Helen
Net Winner

By Unitcd Press
AUTEUIL. France, May 28.-Mrs.
Helen Wills-Moody Of California
and Miss Elizabeth Ryan. formerly
Of California, now of London. won
the women's doubles event of the
French tennis championship today
over the British team of Miss Betty
Nuthall and Mrs. Eileen Bennett
Whittingstall. 81 and 6-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
TOLEDO

Run batted in-Sigafoos. Two-base hit
-Fitzgerald. Stolen bases SigafooS.
Knickerbocker. Sweeney. Ward Sacrifice
-Wingard. Double plays-Taitt TO VIM
gard. Knickerbocker TO Sweeney. Left on
bases-IndianaDols. 5: Toledo. 6. Base on
balls-Oh Campbell. 3: Of Twogood. 3.
Struck out-By Campbell. 2: by. Twogood,
on HevinR IN / inning. Losing pitcher
Campbell. Umpires - johnson and
Pfeffer. Time $40.
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DE FOREST is LEADER


By United Press
GULLANE, Scotland, May a.
John De Forrest OF Arlington led
Eric Fiddian OF Stourbridge. 4 up,
at the completion OF the morning
round of their 36-hole final match
for the British' amateur golf cham
pionship todals
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number OF former members OF the old
Question Marks will play the Flanner-
Buchanan rine Monday. Decoration day.
Gilligan is the likely pitching choice for
Flanner Buchanan and Wuensch will hurl
for the Marks This team OF Question
Marks is not affiliated with the Question
Marks OF Sacred Heart church PLAYING in
the Indianapolis Catholic League. accord
INK to officials OF the league team.
West Side Monarehs desire a game for
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Last year, Arnold tipped out in
front and set up new records at 70,
so and, Is miles miles, only to have
himself slowed down with the field
as showers broke.
This year, the boys see 2 battle
royal on for the lead with Lou
Moore, Billy Arnold and Bryan
Saulpaugh in the front, and perhaps
Louis Meyer, Bob McDonogh and
Gus Schrader coming up TO offer
their challenge.
Honor Lap" Battle
II Arnold, Moore and Saulpaugh
decide to 90 after the lead, the
Speedway throngs are promised an
amazing burst Of speed It wouldn't
be a bit surprising to see that trio
come roaring down the front.stretch
winding EN- up as far as they'll go
to win the honor lap" And TO the
best "winder-up" will go the honor
The tragic crash Friday after
noon which took the life Of Milton
Jones, veteran Cleveland pilot, was
the result Of a skid on the dan
gerous southeast curve, eye-wit-
nesses of the accident said.
Roy Painter, Thane Houser and
Stewart Stout. sitting in the bleach
ers watching Jones tour around, said
the car was making better than 100
miles an hour and that the ma
chine was getting away from him
on the turn.
Fatal Crash Related
On the fatal lap, it is related, the
car slipped to the concrete apron,
where it bounced into the wall. The
machine shot like a bullet from a
rifle to the upper part of the track,
taking with IL seventeen or eighteen
feet OF the wall. 1t plunged over
into the yard back of the track,
and when witnesses reached the
scene both Jones and Harold Gray,
the riding mechanic, we're uncon-
scious. Gray at first appeared more
seriously hurt than Jones, and both
were rushed TO the hospital.
First examination at the hospital
revealed Jones had a crushed chest
and only a-bare chance to live. At
$50 he died. Gray still is in a
serious condition at the hospital,
doctors reported today.
Jones Is survived by his son, Mil
ton Jones Jr., who was to have
been riding mechanic in this years
race with Maurie Jones, who was
scheduled to drive Jones other en-
try and the widow, Mrs. Molly
Jones, who worked hand and
hand with the dead speed star
when he was a motorcycle ace.
Then he was Daredevil Jones"
and she Molly, the Mica Minute
Girl They toured the country for
twenty years in a trick motorcycle
act before Jones took up auto rae
ing.
Triplett Third Fastest
At least one of the seven drivers
who qualified their cars Friday faced
elimination today as the closing
days trials were held. He was
OeOiBe hOWle, VINO Quallned his
HOWE Special at a 1903 400 mile-an-
hour speed. Only three places re-
main to be filled in the opening
lineup and should more than that
qualify, the slowest of the machines
VIII be eliminated and HOWE is
threatened with losing his place in
the lineup.
Ernie Triplett, plotting Bill
whites Floating Power Special
turned in the niftieSt bit of driving
Friday when he qualified the four
cylindered bus at a I14.935 mile an
hour speed. 1t was the third fast
est qualification of the entire trial
period, even faster than the four
laps which placed Bryan SauIs-
paugh in the front row. Sauls-
paugh's average was II4.369.
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With Semi-PrOs and Amateurs

What probably will be a feature game
Sunday afternoon in the City Catholic
League is the tilt between Lourdes and
st. Catherine at Willard park. Both clubs
have won two and lost none. st. Patrick's
Shamrocks and the Question Marks Of
Sacred Heart tangle at Garfield while the
HOLY Trinity Musketeers and Holy Rosary
meet az Riverside on diamond ? and the
HOLY Cross Crusaders and Cathedrals
Norsemen battle it out on diamond Z
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FIELDS IN HOSPITAL

bN IHiffd Press
CHICAGO, May 2S-Jackie Fields.
welterweight champion, rested com
fortably in the Michael Reese hos
pital today from an eye ailment
which may keep him out of the ring
for two months.
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Eight Z. S. Women Golfers
Qualify in British Tourney

the French tennis star and former
holder of the British golf title,
scored 41-47 for round of SO to-
day and a grand total of 1853.
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THE dirt crackers will speed
4 again at Walnut Gardens
Sunday and Manager Game has
scheduled five events for the after
noon entertainment, closing with
a thirty-mile race. A number of
pilots well known on state small
tracks will compete and Harry Nc
Quinn is expected to be among the
prominent contenders. The first
of three short events will start at
2:30 p. m.