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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
Rube Reluctant to Leave

LILLIAN VANGILDER, giant
L. highlander and former In
dian, had relieved Benton to pitch
to Sigafoos. There was a long con-
ference held by the Millers in the
middle of the diamond before Ben
ton would agree to give up the ball
to a relief hurler. Rube had held
the Hoosiers to five hits and was in
no mood to be jerked.
Manager Dave Bancroft finally
won his point and lost the game.
With the count tied, Sigafoos on
first and two down VanGilder cut
loose with a fast one to Wingard
and Ernie hit the sphere right on
the nose. "Siggie" was away with
the crack of the bat and hot-footed
it around the sacks with the victory
marker.
Wingard passed second, stopped to
watch "Siggie' score, then went
ahead to touch up at third to give
himself a triple. The contest was
over, giving the Tribesmen an even
break in two tits with the champs.
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AT LEXINGTON

Weather, clear: track. fast
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERs

HOME RUNS
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3 CITY GIRLS IN FINAL
SWIM EVENTS TONIGHT
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 22.-The
trio of girl swimmers from Indian
apolis will have its last chance to
land national A A. U. women's
swimming title tonight when the
four-day meet closes with two
events.
Miss Lenore Knight of Home
stead, Pa, annexed her second title
by winning the 220-yard free-style
crown Friday night, breaking Helene
Madison's world record for zoe yards
during the trip. The New York
Swimming Club won the 300-yard
medley relay.
Helen Lee Smith, Mary Shively
and Marion Niles failed to qualify
for the 220-yard event. They will
compete in tonight's final events.
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PURPLE NINE TRIUMPHS

Continentals thumped Alexandria
high school at the west side field
Thursday, 4 to 2. Howard turned
in a one-hit mound performance
and slammed out two homers.
Greedy, Washington catcher, also
hit for the circuit.
Howard struck out fourteen
Lynch. Alexandria pitcher, gave up
five hits. but errors by teammates
kept him in trouble.
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JACK REYNOLDS is
MAT FEATURE VICTOR

Henry Kolln, the bewhiskered
wrestler of Benton lIarbor, met Jack
Reynolds in the feature mat go at
the Armory Friday night and the
tables were turned on him by the
veteran. Jack won the first and
third falls and evened up for a de-
feat handed him by Kolln a month
ago.
First fall was ten minutes, second,
won by Kolln, was three minutes
and the third was one minute. The
adversaries were in shape and there
was no lost motion.
In the semi-windup Iota Shima
and Billy Londos went forty-five
minutes to a draw, each taking one
fall Freddy Knickles downed Mar
ion Mackey and Max Glover tossed
George Specs in the prelins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
Friday Fight Results

AT CHICAGO-Otto Won Porat. lean
Norwegian, outpointed Hans Birkie. Ger
man heavyweight in ten dull rounds Tiger
Jack Fox Terre Haute Negro. easily won
from, Lou Scozza of Buffalo, eight rounds.
frankie O'Brien. New Bedford. Mass. won
the decision over Marty Sampson, New
York middleweight.
AT NEW YoRK-Babe Hunt. $50. Okla
homa knocked out Tnnocente Braiguera
200. Italy IA. Lou Poster. 1856. PottStowr,
Pa Knocked out Juanita Oliquibal. 1872
Spain (5l
Wolfe. i46, Memphis. Tenn defeated
Tiger Joe Randall. l4S. Pittsburgh tl0l
AT HOLLYWOOD-Tom Patrick. 1T. Los
Angeles, decisioned Frank Rowsey, 1914, Los
Angeles Cl0i.
AT ST. PAUL-Jackie Sharkey. 1913. Min
neapols. oNtpointed Wayne Short. 1913. st.
Paul TO-; Babe Daniels 1876. Minneapolis.
outpointed Johnny Stanton, 1873. Mime
apoNS TO-.
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Race Entries,
Saturday
AT HAyRE DE GRACE

AT HAvRE DE GRACE
.n First Race maiden 2zyear7ods; four
los; Air Pilot, iii: IA Ladino, is: i Cat.
tail. los; Butter Beans. 1l8: Bubola. 109;
Levaal. ITO; IA Leicester. lis; Royal Pur-
chase lo5 1dealist. 1l2: ladfield. llS; On
(a)-Parr and Trueman entry.
Second Race Claiming: 3-year-olds: six
f1Tlongs Running Heels. 113; Pharatime.
122; Roustabout. 1903: Wise Daughter, 112;
Brown 5nS JACK 1o9 Gava5sade 1os vestsge
1893; Race Street. 113; (bI Thoughtless,
105; .Syncopate. los; Come Seven, 105:
H Wrack ace Ace; 1ooSS; willow, King Jos; al
ner. ITO; Airy Spirit. l12.
tal-Grayson and Metcalf entry.
(bl-Corning and Sage Stable entry.
Third Race handicap: 3-year-olds and
up: five and one-half furlongs Finite,
~; Sweeping Light 1903; Sun Captor. 1O7;
Scotch Cold, liz: Giorify. 1os. '@'
(a)-Howe Stable and Sage stable entry.
Fourth Race Claiming; s-year-olds: mile
Glory, 112; Garden Message. ia: Keep
Out, 1902; alProjectile, 112; (a)Swivai,
liz; Caezars Ghost, 102.
(a)Pons Entry.
Fifth Race Claiming handicap; 3-year-
Equipoise, 1913; Dark Secret, ITO; Snap
Back, 90; OscuIator, los; Kinscen, 1O6;
Tambour, ITO; Tired Avon, 112.
Sixth Race, Claiming; a-year-olds and
up; mile and Xteentn)-Doubtless 108;
Kebby, 100; Annimessic, 10; Broadway
Lights, 118; Happen, ITO; Raccoon. 112;
Seventh Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
up; mile and three sixteenth )-Tarnish,
l02; Plutarch, 107; Balck Princess, 107;
ton, liz; Bidawee, 102; Ming Sun, 107; An
coda, liz; George Jessell, 112; Rejuvena-
ton, 107; Popcorn, liz; Lion Hearted, 112:
Caterer, liz; Even Up, 112; Astrakhan,
l02; Tufty G., 112; Ruane, 107.
al.
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Fifth Race Claiming handicap; s-year-
olds and up; mile and sixteenth)-
Equipoise, 128;. Dark Secret, ITO; Snap
Back, SO; Osculator, los; Kinscen, 1906
Tambour, ITO; Tired Avon, 112.
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Walk Starts Rally

DEBATING the 1882 pennant win
ID ners and current league leaders
is no easy matter and the victory
certainly acted as tonic to the
Tribe athletes. The Killefer pas
timers fairly leaped with JOY when
they put 'er over and they well de-
served all of the acclaim that was
dished out when the rooters turned
loose with a wild yell as Wingard
connected
Old Rube Benton was the victim
of a base on balls, his only free
ticket of the skirmish. Johnny
Cooney drew it as first up in the
ninth and Bedore sacrificed. Marty
Calaghan slapped single to short
left and Cooney reached third. Sig
afoos forced Callaghan to Smith,
unassisted, and Cooney crossed the
plate with the tying run. 1t was a
close shave on Sigafoos at first as
Smith tried for double play.
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Il u
Breaks Are Divided

TINE swift and alert Ernie Smith
L at short for the NTillers guessed
wrong in the ninth when he fielded
Sigafoos' grounder. Ernie tried for
tWo-ply killing without passing the
horsehide to Cohen, second sacker,
and there was just enough extra
time consumed to permit Sigafoos
to reach first a couple Of steps ahead
of the throw.
However, the NIillers got a similar
break in the sixth stanza when
White, Tribe short stopper, juggled
a roller and missed chance for a
double play and allowed a run to
score.
Both Miller markers were chalked
up in the sixth when Stuart Bolen,
veteran Tribe lefty, had a bad inn
ing. A single by Mowry, double
by Ruble, walks to Camel and
Smith and an out combined to give
the champs their runs.
The Indians first tally was reg
istered in the second canto after two
down on a double by Harry Rosen-
berg and a single by Riddle. 1t
was tight squeeze at the plate as
Rosie made his slide under catcher
Glenn'S glove.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

s Lebanon Merchants boast one Of their
best teams in many seasons and are ready
10 book games. The Lebanon dlamond
M WisI would like to book an out-of
town game for May IA. CrawfordSyllle,
Lafayette and RuS7n9yiss South h0E EAST street,
Lebanon.
oHHra w Sans fe osa team Rra' dam With
fast state clubs are wanted for May "A.
81 IS and 80 and for June. Write H. L.
a fnn eb s ii W as ask for Ken. Bargers
vile. Greenwood. Fortville. MorristoWn ana
Hope. notice
Kibler An-stars VIII meet at tca LAO East East
Towns p BakeT Berteils Y. crickmore, E.
crickn1ore, Rusie. McCellen. Locks. Nc
CLAIM, wilson; FranShic. Dakin oG and all al
3:so today at Grande park.
Leon Tailoring nine will open its its Ny ~
strong West Side Social Club at RIVERSIDE
No. j at p. m Following PLAYERS COM
p PRISE rh Hunt ai'I wechsier J. Bova. T Bova
Arvin Williams Hoffman. SaulterS, OCon-
nell. Hendricks. Wuench. Glover and WaIly
Hurt
bridgeport A. C,s will practice, next
Sunday at the home diamond. FeLiowing
Benny. MilhouS, Bresnahan, Bradley; sag
ers Van Orsdal. Franz. Hechlnger. henry
Neatly and Brown. A. C,s VIII open the lei
cianapolis Bulldogs
indianapolis Reserves are ready TO book
games with fast state clubs. Write A;
Eonroe 20Oi Roosevelt avenue, or call
cherry SAIL practice game is wanted
for Sunday. Ray Trip, call above num-
Der.
indianapolis Midways Will play a prac-
tiee game with the KautSky A. C.s sun
dev at Garfield diamond No ?. All PLAYERS
niease report at diamond al l:3O D. m.
The Midways have open dates IN Nav
and june and desire to book with iast
state clubs Write B. r Kelley. Z34l south
Sherman Drive.
lefty Able is requested TO get in touch
NTH William LAYTON manager OF the IN
dtanapolis Ramblers. zoos Southeastern
swentIe or call Drexel Ola Ramblers VIII
practice Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock.
The smith Ali-Stars viii play q prac-
ttre TIT with the Eli Lily nine at Garfield
this afternoon. All PLAYERS report al
fhe mark at ! 80 D. m. All-Stars VIII play
in the Cooperative League again thls
Ted by the impressive pitching of Copp.
urfghtwood Aces defeated Dearborn Cubs
fast sunday 10 & The Aces viii meet
Ayondale at Brookside Sunday at 2.30 p.
~ Games are wanted BY the Aces IN the
il-io year old class. Call Cherry 5e63.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
Three Davis Cup Meters
Bow in Dixie Title Play

year by Ellsworth Vines. Later,
Mangin and Berkeley Bell of Texas
were slated to battle Shields and
Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles for
the doubles crown.
Shields advanced to the singles
final Friday by eliminating Clifford
S. Suffer of New Orleans, the young
intercollegiate champion who re-
Gently noSed him out for place
on the Davis Cup team. Shields
won 60, 2-6, ga, 60.
After his hard match, Shields
teamed with Stoefen to turn back
the Davis Cup doubles combination,
George Lott of Chicago and John
Va Ryn of Philadelphia, 6-3, So,
1915, 6-3, Ga.
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By Eddie Ash
Indians Thrill Fans With Late Rally
Double Header Scheduled for Sunday

was story book game out at Perry stadium Friday,
thrills galore and with the home team winning in the
NINTH Going into the last inning behind the Indians
OF Red Kefer suddenly exploded rally and took the
champion Mers, to g as big crowd inflated by Owner
Norman Pey treas the unemployed roared it's approval
the fans hero Ernie Wngard slapped line drive to the
board in left center to score Frank Sgafoo
with the winning rum
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
600 Athletes In
Kansas CarniUaL

BIZ United Press
LAWRENCE, Kan. April a.
Some 600 athletes from universities,
colleges and junior colleges in the
middle west and southwest were
here today ready for the opening
event of the eleventh annual Kan
SaS relays
The program called for seven re-
lay races in the university class,
four in the college division and one
for the junior colleges. Eight spe-
cial events also were scheduled.
Indiana U. entered ten men and
Butler U. five in the carnival.
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TOLF fans will be offered ample
" opportunity to judge the merits
of the eight-inch cup IN comparison
with the regulation diameter variety
on Sunday, April &c. when a unique
match will be staged at Indian Lake
course, northeast of the city.
Bill Heinlein, who first reached
golf fame in the city as the only
two time winner of the Indianapolis
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DIRT track racing will make
- its local 1888 debut at Walnut
Gardens oval, under new manage
ment, with four events Sunday.
Harry MacQuinn, local pilot and
favorite with the fans, has entered
a new car. A fifty-mile feature
grind, match race between the
three fastest qualifying cars, and
two prelims are on the bill.
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ROCKIES HURL |. u. TO
EDGE OVER DANVILLE

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April o.
Two sophomore pitchers making
their first varsity starts BANKED
Central Normal as Indiana u added
another diamond triumph here Fri
day, to 0.
Roberts gave up five hits in eight
innings and Johnson none in one.
Dmitros and Davis yielded thirteen
safeties to the Hoosiers, Captain
Koenig getting four out of five and
DoWnes and Baker smacking tribes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
Sox Pilot Hurt,
Out TlUo Weeks

by Cnlten PfeSS
CHICAGO, April 22.-Lew Fon-
SEGA, playing pilot of the Chicago
White Sox, will be a bench manager
for at least two weeks.
Fonseca, regular first baseman
for the Sox in addition to his
managerial duties, ripped a tendon
in his right foot playing against
the st. Louis Browns Friday and
will be on the shelf for two weeks.
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Times interscho-
laStic tournaments
held annually for
schoolboy golfers
and later state
amateur C h a m -
pion, has ar
ranged the card.
Heinlein turned
pro last fall and is
instructor in an
indoor golf school
located at L.
L. Strauss & Co.
He has selected
Bobby Dale, pop
ular little River
side q m q +nI1r
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
State Swimmer
Cracks Record

By Times Special
ORANGE, N. j., April 22.-Five
records tumbled in five events here
Friday as the international Y. M.
c. A. tank carnival got under way.
Danny zehr, Fl. Wayne UndO
national A. A. U. backstroke cham
pion, shaved one and one-f1fth sec
onds off the international Y. NJ. c.
A. record with 1875 performance
in the qualifying trials. He is the
favorite in tonight's meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
Bargain for Sabbath Fans

EMMET MCANN'S st. Paul
L Saints will invade the stadium
Sunday and double-header will be
offered the Sabbath fans with action
starting at 2 p. m. The Tuesday
game will be moved up to supply
the twin bill.
The contest with the Apostles
Monday will close the Tribes first
home stand and they will have two
days of inactivity before resuming
play at Kansas City on Thursday.
1t will be the home opener for the
Blues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
Three National Junior Tank
Titles Offered in City Meet

record entry list is expected by local
officials. Bud Sawin, H. A. G. in
structor, is in charge of the event
and said today many of the lead
ing athletic clubs, universities and
Y. M. G. A. teams in the midwest
planned to enter teams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
JONES, JEBY ARE OUSTED

Ohio Suspends Middleweights for
One Year in n. B. A.
BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI, O., April 22.-The
Ohio state boxing commission today
had suspended Ben Jeby of New
York and Gorilla Jones of Akron.
and their managers, for one year
because of their no-contest fight at
Cleveland Wednesday night.
Jeby and Jones, who are middle
weights, will be barred automati-
cally from fighting in states affili-
ated with the National Boxing Asso-
citation. Jones holds the N. B. A.
title.
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INDIANAPOLIS

Runs batted in-Riddle Ruble. Glenn.
siRafoos, Wingard. Two-base hits--Rosen
BedoTe Double
plays-White to Sigafoos to Wingard;
Smith to Cohen to Hauser. Left on bases
indianapolis, 2. Minneapolis. 10 Base
on balls-Of Bolen. 5; off Benton. !.
Struck out-Bv Benton. q by Bolen. 2.
Hits-Of Benton. in Ia innings; off
VanGilden. l in ID innings. Losing
pitcher-Benton. Umpires-Johnson and
Devormer. Time-l.3l.
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Homer King Held Hitless

DOLEN pitched good ball as a
ID whole against the destructive
Millers. He held Joe Hauser hitless
and it happens that Joe is the
league home run king. Andy Cohen
got three of the Miller's eight hits,
one for two sacks, and also played
a brilliant defensive game.
The teams will meet in the series
finals today and it will be ladies
day." free for women fans, except
the federal amusement tax of 10
cents on passes.
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BIZ United Press
WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS, w.
Va, April 22.-Davis Cup selection
officials solemnly watched the sim
giles and doubles finals of the Mason
and Dixon tennis tournament today
with all of their selections sitting on
the SidelineS.
The committee came to observe
its favorites in action, but instead
saw them put out of action Frances
X. Shields of New York and Greg
orv Mangin of Newark, N. j.,
played for the singles title, won last
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Hildy Upsets Rowe
Loughran Is
Ring Victor
BIZ United Press

Bp United Press
CHICAGO, April %. - Tommy
Loughran of Philadelphia frightened
his claims to a successful comeback
in the heavyweight ranks by avoid
ing the ponderous rights and let's
propelled by Icy Gastanaga of
Spain for ten rounds at the Chicago
Stadium Friday night
Loughran. old as athletes 60, not
only kept Gastanaga of with his
well-known left jabS, but at times
he elected to slug it out with the
heavy hitting Spaniard, getting the
best of those arguments, too.
Tommy won nine of the ten
rounds, and once had Izzy dizzy
from a stiff right to the jaw.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ............ 900 900 OO0-0 5 o
Cleveland ........ 200 201 00x-5 l
Rowe and HayWorth; Hildebrand and
Spencer.
S Ssy5o9 York - 90 90 JIG 55S SSssSS-gls
Ruffing and Dickey: Weland. WEIGH,
Mclaughlin and Shea.
WaShingtSn O0oS0 0 O1O goo 600 9
Crowder. Burke and Sewell; Cain and
Cochrane.
st. Louis ........... 900 600 040- z l
Chicago ........ 900 900 000- 0 2 l
Hadley and Terrell; Gregory and CRUDE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati ......... 900 DOL 600 8 Q
Pittsburgh ........ 900 900 05x- 5 8 0
Johnson. Benton and Hemsley; Swift.
Harris and Grace.
New York .. ..'.''.. 600 600 do 5 8
Seibold. Cantwell and Hogan; Schu-
macher. Spencer. Luoue and Mancuso.
Chicago ............ 900 900 600 5 ?
Bush Ssh Richmond. Timing inn 1sO and U Hartnett:
Hallahan, and j. Wilson. Only games
scheduled.
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SOUTHPORT TRACK WINNER

BRAZIL, Ind, April 22.-Led by
Meade, who won both sprints and
the broad jump. Southport high
school trackmen defeated Brazil
here Thursday. 50 1-3 points to
46 2-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
PARK BEATS DAVIS

Winning five of the eight events.
Park school thinlies defeated Ben
Davis Thursday, Al to 38. Park cap
tured the half-mile relay event, last
on the program, to win the meet.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minnea polls at INDIANAPOLIS.
st. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
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WARREN RAPs MANUAL

Led by Danner, who scored
twenty-five points, Warren Central
track squad trounced Manual thin
lies Thursday, 1041z points to 1917.
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Fifth Race Claiming; 2-vear-olds. colts
and geldings: four and one-half furlongs1
Guinea. 113; Rego, 116; Full Tilt. il6;
Mr; James, ll6; Pal John. 113: Ia Little
Valley, 113: (a)Sabre Slash, 1f6 Pat
Grand 113; Prince Drake. 116.
(alKnoX Valetine entry
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Second Race Claiming; maidens: 2.
year-olQs; Tour and one-haf furlongS)-
Betty Rejoice. 1l3; American Red, l16
MY Letitia, 113; (dJLady Justice, 113
~ Grand Bruh, 116; Play Shoot, 116;
la) Whlte Top lib; (b) Grand Flight, 113
lc)Solid American, 116; Red Forage, ll6
Singing Girl. 113; (c)Just American, 1I6;
Fiji, 113; Celiba, 113: (a)Fire Neck, 1l6;
Sotton Club, ZIG; DDS Sigma, 113,
sweet sweet Romance, lib; Unki Tom, lie;
(d)Jewell Brother entry.
tb)Gran entry.
la)Carrick and Valet entry.
tcJSam Furst entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22
CANZONERI IS SIGNED
Lightweight Champion to Defend
Title Against Ross.
By United Press

AhAiN ASdlAASt hOSS.
By United Press
CHICAGO, April 22.-Tony Can
zoneri will risk his worlds light
weight championship in a ten-round
bout against Barney Ross, youthful
Chicagoan, here in June.
The Chicago stadium signed Cam
zoneri Friday night The fight
probably viii take place June % at
Wrigley Field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-22

First Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; futurity course -Boiling over, 1o8;
Deceptive, lis; Parade Step, 'U i6S; Fl Fl.
Worth, IFS; Panther Rock, 1903; Earl Amer
lean, lis; Lonell. ITO; My Prince, lis;
Eelghpqrn, l15; Bold Robin, us; Racke-
Loradale, 108; BOBBY Bird, ITO; Toltec,
lis; LogWood, lis.
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Sixth Race Claiming 3-year-olds; mile
ana sixteenths Ia Brokers Tip 1903 Pre-
war war ITO; Warren Jr.. 10; Ia Boilermaker.
falBradley entry
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Fourth Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up f1t1r1ty coursel-Back Log. ll2: on
Fire Flash, ITO; Thistle Anne Ito: sweet
Charliot. ll3: Traitor. 100; Anne I. Ito
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Results Yesterday

Milwaukee ......, 030 DOL 30 10 2
Columbus ....... DOL 002 000- 8 10
BraXton and Young; Cross, Heise. Os-
borne and Sprinz.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Seventh Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; tuturity coursel = Isaiash. 1903; The
Play. 1903; Flapper Anne. 1O3; Black Mock
ll5; Making Bubbles, 118: Bonnie View. iO3.
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Third Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
Monocle, los: Banset, 100; Ricciardo. Ito:
Nuckols Boy, los; Seth's Ballot, liz;
OSNderic, 10; Vonair- lis; BY Gracious,
IOo; Drastic Celt, los; Elizabeth w. los;
Junior c.. los; Different, ITO; Thistle Fyrn,
lO7; Loyal Louie. los; Lady Jay, 100: Per,
Iect Play, lis; Mrs. Foster, 100; Hasola.
Ivy; scotland Beauty, 107; Young Bill,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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Foxx, Athletics .................. 3
RUIN. YanKeeS 2
Twenty lone players with one each.