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ePin GOSSipe

Tourney was the outstanding pinster oil
the Bolck optical Ladies League at the
Pritchett drives last night, when she
crashed the. naples for a count of 607
on games of 1911, 1913 and 2l9. Although
Journeys brilliant score, the Marott
Shoe Store dropped a couple to the Jack
G. Carr team, who had Meeker and
Burnett scoring a 5l3 each
member over the 500 mark to trounce
Kingsbury Beer three times. The win
ners was led by Johns with 535, Meyer
533, Dawson 800 Bunch SIG and Nc
Daniel STA
Another three to nothing counts were
registered by MauSner Beer, having Pyle
with SOL, Cox $50, Thomas 542 and Court
500, as the losers, Julian Goldman Store
had Hurlbert best with sos and Carsten
next next with nth {25 Breads Brake SERVICE
Service Station on the short end. For
the winners, Buring was high with 500
and Mayer next on 504 The losers had
Trissal best with $40.
Coca Cola and Foxs Jail House scored
an odd gme decision in Sthe remaining
contest, taking this count from McGaW
Insurance and Real Silk. other high
HHarian ~ 5a2. Baker SIS, 3" RICHER SOS,
Thornton 5o7. Mueller SOC. Cooney SOC.
In the Construction League at Prit-
chett alleys, major wins were scored by
Johnson-MaaS, Harry c. Ent Materials
over Railroad Building and Loan Associa
ton, Mil-Va-Co Vaper Heat and Geiger
and Peters Iron Works. Brant Brothers
Company and Hart Oil Burners turned in
William P. Jungclaus. Langben topped
the scoring of this loop counting a 625.
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Race Results
Yesterday
AT AURORA

AT AURORA
First Race
$500: claiming: 2-year-olds; 41s furlones)
A Annie r E0S jR sHs5Sie' II II
Imprimis CManifoldl -. s1.s4 1906
Time. :55 lis.
Also Ran-Jacqueline D. Benediction.
Low Ball. Petite Lady. Fern Memoriam.
Second Race
$500: claiming: 3-year-olds up: - milel
6 6a9q0 lHsTRsnde1 Oa Sc ssSS$$
cgrlv Head e. A. Smith ;, '''' 5..YY6
Time. 1:l2 Us.
Also Ran-xMike Brown. xBelle of Win
aote Kne Faro o' Venne H.
Field.
Third Race
$500; claiming; s-vear-olds and up: So
furlongsl
Toltec Manifold ......,.l4.3o $50 3.74
Hoolican IT. King ...... 424
Time. 1:O6
Also Ran-Miss Envoy Polyphote. Bar
hara @, Justice. B., Lugen Luggage, Fly
Fourth Race
$500; claiming: s-year-olds: u milel.
Bitter Root tTildenl 14.2s 5.s4 $50
VIII NOiK H. RlAlSl ...--~ SUI $50
Forceful &c. Arnold -. $50
Time. Tia rs.
Also Ran-Lady Lsmsrne, Farmer Bob
Fire Star.
Fifth Race
$500; claiming; 3-year-olds up: "a mile
Lebam King s.ss SOS 1856
Captain Red p Keesterl 2.s4 264
The Break Manifold .... $40
Time. I'LL as.
Also Ran-Clinton. Anne l.. Captain
JOY.
Sixth Race
$500; claiming: 3-year-olds and IN; one
mile and 20 Yards
Fair Billows lKeester)... $50 3.24 2.7o
Bosom Pal tLeyland .... $40 444
Writ c.. Bowman
IT. King -.......... sI4
Time. l:44 as.
Also Ran-Bob weidel. The spaniard,
Lilac Bloom.
Seventh Race
$500; claiming; 3-year-olds and up: one
mile and 20 yards
Jack Biener r. Tildenl 1928 $40 400
Judge Direnzo T. Renol $50 240
Alegretto Manifold ..-. 464
Time, las is.
Also Ran-Peaoock Blue. Milo. Our San
dy, Blind Raftery Mayco
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AT JAMAICA

First Race
tSLOOus claiminS, 2-vear-olds: - mile)
1orreSS r. Jones'. 9-l0. Ia out.
Ieeter Tottet lHainesl. as. AS.
5ooakhets tBelAzzil. 81.
also kan-Threatening. Moisson, Prose
cutor. Well Done Wax.
Second Race
SI,O0O; Claiming: 2-vear-olds: 81 rilel
Charmer Ewes r Horn e-i0 Ia is
Poivtuce IS. Renickl SIS T-i0
Shaoy Past Hunter 5-2
Also Rsn-Just Marie Distracting Sim
PIE E.owsr. Fake Cav LADY. Last Boat.
Strange Times.
Third Race
81 900: allowances; 5-year-olds. ). mile,
Dusky Princess Horn go SIS 10
Fleam Stout 6-S. IA
Proud Girl fTiptonl, 81
Time, i:l2 SIS.
Also Ran - Precept Rhythmic- Kun,
Here, Watch Her. Water Witch.
Fourth Race
Isl 900: allowances: S-year-olds: :. nilel
Kawagoe Hunter, 81. even. Is
Patchpocket tTiptonl. ID. out
Miss Merriment is. Reniekl. IA.
Time. i.ll As.
Also Ran-Glendye, The Immortal II
National Anthem.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball News, Gossip

Melrose A. C.'s semi-pro team of Mum
Gle, under the management of George
R. Anger, is scheduling Sunday and mol
ana and Ohio. The A. C.s are strictly
a road nine. Open dates are May ~
June 10 and IT, and July A. Managers t OF
games , Address communications to
George r. Anger. Y. M. C. A., Muncie,
Indiana.
nine at Riverside No Saturday. on
Sunday the Blues will oppose StilesYille at
Bridgeport
WITH n9nh the oiy ynl at Mickleyviie satST
day at 3 p. m. and on SUNDAY at p. m
will play at Genn,s valley valley sd For games nm
street, Indianapolis, or call Drexel 1882
and ask for Virgil.
Pfammville Tigers will play e Weber
Battery for the Tigers will be Burge
and Burd.
PsTSk p Hsnry in ea RG aass the conn
merciai on Saturday and Em-Roe on sun
DAY, and has won two games n eacn
Saturday at Riverside No !, and Riverside
A. A. at Riverside No. Sunday
OAK Hill FldSQSS QIOppeQ d nav AON6tte
game to Stiesville. to 2. Flashes Will
piay the Nashville Athletics Sunday
PLAYERS are requested to be at manager
home BY II O'Clock. State teams desiring
games write w. E. McCorkhiu, 1905 Fern
way street, Indianapolis.
Irvington Aces have Saturday and sun
day open. For games call Irvington 49l2'
Ben Davis Merchants will play Males
tic League game at Brookside No. sat
urday. and will meet the East Side Cups
at Ben Davis Sunday Merchants would
like to book games for May 20 and Deco
ration day. Call Belmont 0920, or write
G. NJ. RYAN, 1929 West Minnesota street.
Capitol City League has announced the
following schedule for Sunday:
Inland Box VS.. Standard Nut Margerlne,
at Riverside No. g.
Van Camp Hardware VS. Avondale A. c.,
at Riverside No. 8.
Paramount Glass VS.. Cord Piston Rings,
at Rhodius No. l.
Brightwood A. c. will play Beanbossoms
at Rhodius No. 2 next Sunday in MI
nicipal League game. Errors back OF
Harold Oliver caused the A. G. to lose
their last played game. 5 to 4. Oliver al
lowed six scattered hits ana STRUCK out
nine batsmen. Jake Casky took heldlng
honors at first base and K. Rolling LED at
the plate with three hits.
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Cherry Time (Canfeldl 7.20 60(
Fiji (Corbettl .......... 5.2(
Time, LA 2-5.
Also Ran-Gay Joe. Jay Wee, Smear
Broadstep.
Seventh Race
$780, claiming; Swear -olds and up; l LIE
miles.
FL Puma (Raineyl ...... $50 $40 2.2C
Bourbon Prince Mayer $50 220
parish Red &c. Fowler 2.20
Time-147 2-5.
Also Ran-Plumage, Potterton, Mary
Francine.
Eighth Race
5000; claiming; 3-yearolds and up l. 16
miles,.
Tomfoolery (Schmutte). 42O $40 $50
Militia CE. POOL .... 1920
Time-l:47 3-5.
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Millers Win Third
Straight From Hens
Nv United Press

Minneapolis, American Associa-
ton leader, polished off a three
game series of victories over Toledo
with 10to-1 win from the Mud
Hens yesterday. Harris with a home
run with one on base, a triple and
a single, and Hargrave with a triple
and three singles led the batting
attack while Starr held the Hens
to seven hits.
Louisville BANKED the Kansas
City Blues. 7-to-0 Jim Peterson
was the winning pitcher st. Paul
arose from the depths of the cellar
to strike down last years cham
pions, Columbus, in both games of
a double header, 12-to-7 and 7-to-1.
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Sc Legal Notices

Sc Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket
No. 1883.
Rates on scrap and waste pa per in car
load quantities charged by common car
rlers on Indiana interstate traffic.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. indianapolis, Ind. 9 A. NJ, May
"a 1884
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
SHERMAN MINToN, Public Counselor.
indianapolis Ind. May II. 1884.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket
No. 1907.
Proposed sand and gravel rates applica-
Bile to Indiana lntrastate traffic.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission, indianapolis. Ind. 10 A NJ. May
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY o. r. LIVINGHOUSE. Examiner.
SHERMAN MINTON, Public Counselor.
Indianapolis, Ind. MAY II. 1884
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket
No. 1884.
Proposed rates on polish. shoe. liquid. or
other than liquid, filed BY Indiana Motor
Freight Tarif Bureau. Inc. w. L. Meyers
Agent. applicable to Indiana interstate
traffic by motor vehicle common carriers
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission OF Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the Rooms Of Commission at
indianapolis, Indiana. at 10 o'clock A. M
on May %. 1894.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
BY o. r. LIVIEGHOUSE Examiner.
SHERMAN MINTON, Public Counselor.
indianapolis. Ind. Nay II. 1884 -
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They walloped the world cham
pion Giants three in a row, which is
ig-time walloping, indeed. They
took two out of three from the
Braves. three straight from each
from the Phillies and Reds, and
won one from the Cubs. During
those thirteen games, st. Louis
clicked off 81 runs against oppO-
nents 40: made 1873 hits to oppo-
nents' III, and made only twelve
errors to twenty.
Cards Move Into Third.
The Cards wrested sole command
Of third place from the Giants with
their third straight win over the
champions yesterday. 3 TO 2, when
ROthrock's single drove in Duroch-
or with the winning run in the
tenth. This dropped the Giants to
fourth position. 1t also gave Rookie
Paul Dean, brother of the famous
D-7-y. a pitching triumph over the
t-5test finger in the majors, Carl
HubbeH. Each allowed nine hits.
Pittsburgh advanced to within
half a game of the leading Cubs by
dowing the Phillies, to 4. when
Gus Suhr made a homer in the
tenth with a mate aboard.
Brooklyn crushed the Cubs, l3 TO
/. After hammering Joiner, Ma
lone and Ward for twenty hits. some
Of which were clustered for seven
runs in the eighth. Sam Leslie
made a Brooklyn homer. Ray Benge
held the Cubs to nine scattered
hits.
The Braves dOwned Cincinnati, g
to 5, hammering Frey and Benton
for seventeen safetieS. Hafey clouted
a Cincinnati homer.
Yanks Increase Lead
The Yankees strengthened their
American League lead by shading
the White SoX, 7 to 6, when Earl
Combs tripled in the fourteenth and
came home on Sammy Byrd's single.
Ben Chapman made Yankee
homer with two aborad in the first
Cleveland passed Washington and
Philadelphia and took second place
by edging. out the Red SoX, 6 to 5,
in the eleventh when Hales double
and singles by Pytlak and Kamm,
combined with an error, resulted in
two runs.
Washington and the Athletics,
both beaten, dropped into a third
place tie. The Browns shaded Wash
ington, 4 to 3, when Campbell's
pinch single drove in the winning
tally in the tenth. Detroit replaced
Boston at fifth position by trouncing
the Athletics, 10 to 5. Each club
made two homers, Cochrane and
Gehringer for the Tigers, and Hig-
gins and Foxx for the AS. The
Tigers collected fourteen hits off
Matuzak and Kline.
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SOUTHPORT VICTORIOUS

Southport high school defeated
Park in a baseball game at the
Cardinal diamond Thursday, 10 to Z.
Park scored all its runs in the
second lining. Stull and Schaefer
of Southport and Carroll of Park
hit home runs. Score by innings:
Southport ............ 800 032 x-l0 II 0
Allen, Carroll and Mumford; Jordan.
Wheatley and Sweeney.
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SAINTS REGAIN HOPKINS

BIZ Times Npectnt
COLUMBUS. O., May 12.-Third
baseman Meredith Marty Hop
kins has been returned to the st
Paul American Association club by
the Philadelphia Nationals, officials
announced here. Hopkins will join
the Saints at Toledo today.
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SOFTBALL GOES OVER
More Than 1000 Teams Now in
International League.

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, May 12-Softball has
grown in popularity here so fast
that already this year more than
$500 teams have been organized in
the International Softban League.
A drive is on to round up an even
5000 squad for a city-wide tourna-
ment.
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Isl, 000 claiming: 3-year-olds and up;
mile and 10 yards
T1retra Domino u: Doonis!, s-22, 81, even.
White Filler (Couccil, 81, So.
Bipartisan (Hunter), IL.
Time, 1:47.
Also Ran-Corvine Canteret, Forts
King Hollis. Buntino. Our Senator.
Sixth Race
$1,000; claiming; 4-year-olds up;
/ 1-16 miles.
Rhodesia IS. Renick). lilo, 2-5, out.
Tetrarchal CouccD, al, even.
MaTcasit e. Upton 6-6'
Also Ran-Bolilee, Calgary Kay, James
River. Quorum.
AT PIMLICO
First Race
$500; claiming; a-year-olds up; . on mile a.
Bon Soir (YoWelp ........ 7.80
Time, l;14 AS.
y. Also Ms, Ran- BED Bun Just Cap, , Par
Golden Camp. Tut Tut, Bright Tess
Second Race
$500: claiming 4-year-olds3 il T. mile m
Sun Tea Party lKurtsingr) 40 . 10
Time. 49 As.
Also Ran-Hardware Chewsie. Fizzy
Water Meribelle.. Togo. Rapidup. Happy
T
Third Race
$1,000 steeple'hssSf mtl tsyear-0ld' and up;
Rocky Run w. Bethel. $50 SO $50
Spinach (R. Young 4.20
Time, 3:49 3-5
Also Ran-Depart. Matagain. Pontoon,
Suspect, Blue Zip, Shamus.
Fourth Race
feonn. n1o;,,;no.
Last Signal CJacobsJ ..... $50 4.lO
Vacillate Gather $50
Time, TIA 3-5.
Also Ran-The Gen, Mint Bud Belle
Donna Dulcin.
$500 claiming; 3-year-oldS Up; y ~ mile u
Fabius tYowelD ......... 1850 500
Chips Litzenberger) .... 4.40
Time. ia As.
(ssOO allowances: S-year-olds; mile and
Eirelock 1Kurtsingerl $50 ?.S0 2.so
Gallon Lad E. Porter $50
Time-l:47
Also Ran-Golden Vein. skimalong, Ban
Seventh Race
$780, claiming: 3-year-olds and up; Ia
miles.
Modern Times Sage . 4.3o $50 $40
Pencader n. Merritt APO eloo
Time-l:57 2-5.
Also Ran-Slickaway. Make Believe. Gay
Party. Mcdonald H. Old Play, Fife. Laur-
Eighth Race
$500; claiming; s-year-olds and up; 1-1e
mlleSl.
Also Ran-High Socks. Dawn Child, Bell
Man. Wandrel, Fair Billy.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS
First Race
ssfnSer eiac% orbett $50 geo
Simon ID; Meadel 500 800
oq Time i isas s-s '''''''''' 0'0O
Also Ran-Rova4 Sport. Santerno Billies
Orphan. Lynvete. Harry Boy.
Second Race
5000; claiming; 2-year-olds; 4a furlongs),
Earle Maxwell "A. Richard s2.oO 1900 $50
Little Mickey II. w.
Little lee cynic lcorbetrl 49,. '' ESQ
Time. :54 Is
Also Ran--Explorer, Sand Cloud. Eniz,
Lucy. Trend. Monks shawl. Nell Fred
Pete O'Donnell. Morning Mail.
nlEd Mace
$500: allowances; 5-year-olds; mile
Bien Fait ID. Meade. 40 $40 :. 40
Rock & fCavensl $50 4.20
Pot Au Brooms lKacala). 500
Time. 1856 rs.
Also Ran-Pidgemor. Visigoth, Chance
Line, Fair Sickle. Grania. Light Up, Bobs
Buddy. Prince Pompey. Fretful.
Fourth Race
$500: claiming: 2-year-olds; "a furlongsl
Red Sunset tHumphriesl $50 $40 $50
Poet Prince {. Pooll.... $40 4 40
Overthrow fMeadel 800. $40
Time. SO Is.
Also Ran-Charlie Dawn In Motion.
Carnelian. Kitty O'Connen.
Fifth Race
$500: claiming: 3-year-olds and up; "a
milei
F7ving W~tch fNesdel .. 1870 $40 $50
Spanish Way (Schuttel $40 400
BRIGHT Bubble IL. Hardy $50
Time, i;24 as,
Also Ran-Royal Gold. Shepherd Boy.
Jessie Dear. Jodie X.
Sixth Race
$500; claiming: 3-year-olds and up: -
M.lel
vOx POP tHumphries.. iT,ao $50 $50
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FRANCE TO ENTER OLYMPICS

PARIS. May 12.-Premier CASTOR
Doumergue has decided definitely
that France would participate in the
Berlin olympic games in 1886 and
promised that the government
would provide 100000 francs zap
proximately s264,7Oo) for prepara-
ton of French athletes.
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NOTRE DAME D0WNED
Irish Nine Seventh Victim of
Western State.

:
KALAMAZOO, Mich, May r.
v eStern State Teachers college won
its seventh consecutive baseball
game by defeating Notre Dame here
Thursday, to 2. Notre Dame was
unable to score after the first
inning.
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TIGERS BEST WABASH
De Paw Nine AtOnes for Early
Season Defeat.


By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 12.-
De PAW atoned for an early sea-
son baseball defeat at the hands of
Wabash by upsetting the Little
Giants here Thursday. to A.
Stone. De Paw pitcher, allowed
only four hits. Gerow hit a home
run for Wabash in the fifth inning.
Score by innings:
Wabash .......... 600 oil 011-4 0
De Paw ...-.--..- 600 ITO 30x-5 s
Davis Meese and Berol; Stone and Mer-
der, Berry.
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Cards Capture II Out of Is
Tits; Paul Dean Edges Out
Hubbell in Mound Battle
Stauuernq Giants Drop Third in Row to ST. Louis as
Rothrock Drives In Winning Run in Tenth;
Dodgers Crush Cubs
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW May 12-They help but frankie
Frh Cardinals proved they
of the and business
the Disappointing
themselves
Of the They
place Phies third position Winning
<
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APPOINTED NET COACH
International Tennis Star to Serve
at KnollwoOd Club.

By Times Special
CHICAGO, May 12.-Karel Koze-
luh, internationally known pro ten
MS player, has signed to serve as
coach at the Knollwood Club,
Lake Forest. near here.
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MURPHY NAMED COACH
Former FOrdham Star Becomes St
Viator Grid Mentor.

By Times Special
BOURBONNAIS, Ill. May PA
former Fordham and st. Louis uni
versity gridiron flash will be the
new football coach at st. Viator
college here. He is Ray Murphy
who played half back under the late
Major Cavanaugh at Fordham and
Hunk Anderson in st. Louis.
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Cavalcade Is
3-5 FavOrite
in PreakneSS
Brookmeade Star Is Paired
With High Quest for
Maryland Race.


BALTIMORE, Md, May 12.-Mrs.
Dodge Sloanes entry of Cavalcade,
Kentucky Derby winner, and High
Quest, winner of the Wood Memo
rial, was expected to go to the post
at Pimlico today at the shortest
odds in the forty-three-year history
of the $4,000 added Preakness
classic.
This Brookmeade Stable entry
was quoted at to in overnight
betting against six other probable
starters in the mile and three-six-
teenths test for 3-year- old colts and
FLIES.
Nine thoroughbreds were named
to start yesterday, but Mrs. Sloane's
third entrant, Anarchy, was not
shipped from Belmont Park.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Dis
covery, which finished second to
Cavalcade in the Derby, was the 5
to l second choice, and Mrs. F. j.
Heller'S Agrarian, third in the
Derby, was next at to l.
More than $4,000 persons were ex-
pected to witness the Preakness.
Post positions were to be determined
by draw shortly before post time.
The entries:
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Paper Cleaning

CLEAN PAPER-50c per room; Immediate
LANNIN. BE-472s
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AT PINILICO

FIRST Race 1000; Claiming: steeple-
chase: +-yesr-olds and up; two miles =
Way. l4s: ,alJambo. l54: Resell. l45.
&c XPhllisition. lac; lolxSwan Sea. IA.
xAXon. 1877. XXQuick March. ISL
"a Mrs. c. H White entry.
tclJohn Bosiey Jr. entry.
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Second Race $500; claiming; 3-yeesr-olds
l08; xSon o. Sweep, 1903; xMiss Chilla.
lQ7; xGulfelano, 1903; .xPrinces Black, l03;
c3a5 BesuY ERo 1SoTs ,o8 o0 Cav Sr F6l
lies. 104; Cardinal Jack. III; xBagsmasher.
1903; Home Shore, 113; Monks Bella. 1903;
Llnmast, ll3.
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FIRST Race $500: claiming 4-vear-olds
and up: six furiongs l-xHot shot 1903;
Chsntesuta i06; xLe Flore, 1903; xCherry
Key. 1903; xSweet Chariot, 1903; xAbe Furst,
l03, Leasing, 1l3.
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PAPER CLEARINGHOUSE furnished. 500
AID use room. Good work. DR-s2l1-W
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Seventh Race $500; claiming; 3-year-
xIlchsster. lis; xLeonle. 100: BIZ. iis:
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Third $500 claiming: madiens. s.
year olds; five and one-half furlongs)-
Ruff Day. 112; Macks Pal. 102: Englebert.
Rose Lake. io7 Deets Campfire. i07; xsip
Knot. 1917 xDroit l07; xDistinct, 1922
xRunning Star, l02; Blind Puss. LOT.
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While gathered around the festive board
a Lockwood's home located near the
course after the match, the contestants
discovered they still could not settle the
match with words and agreed to try il
again on the links of Pleasant Run next
Thursday
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Sixth Race $500: claiming: s-year-olds
and up; six furlongst-Star Porter. i22:
xStep Brother los; xZipalong los:
2Round Table. los; xPolydorus ia:
xcharacter. Ia; xCandescent. 100: De
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Eighth Race $500. claiming: 5-yesr-olds
and up. one and one-sixteenth miles,
xTotem. 100: xMigosh. l04 Blast. ia.
Whangdoodle ia. Terrain. los: xSouth-
land Lad, 100; Foolish one. ia Balder-
dash ia
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. track fast
Horses listed IN order OF post positions.
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Second Race $500: the Padonia. maid
ems S-yesr-olds and up. SIX furlongSl -
White Cloud. ll2 Aszuikit IJ7 ta)Pala-
meoe. ll2, "a Deseur. ll2; Wiggle Girl.
is; ODYSSEY, ll2; KhamSeen. liz: Metella,
l07, the Potter. 100; White Bird. lI2.
Curling. i0T; Rustic Rest. ~; Daisv
BunCa rs: Park. us.
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RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

DELAWARE, N. 1803-Front double room;
or 2; private home. Also smaller
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DELAWARE N, 1836-Nice front room
Also small room. S1.75. Garage. HA-
1758-R.
DELAWARE, N, 2544-Room for / or 2;
no other roomers; reasonable HA-0418.
DELAWARE, N. 24O3-Large front: / or 3.
Cross ventilation. Small family: meals
optional; bus line.
KENWOOD AVE, 34I6-Modern room.
modern location, modern surroundings,
in. home of 2: you will like this home,
EA-4005-M.
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Emerald Isle Cocktail

Combine the syrup from a No. 2
can Of Hawaiian sliced pineapple
and a No. can Of grapefruit, sweet
en- slightly if desired with confec-
toners sugar; add one-half tea
spoon almond f1avoring, and tint a
delicate green with vegetable color
ing. Cut pineapple slices in quar-
tiers, and distribute with the grape
fruit sections among eight glasses
Pour over the syrup, and chill
Serves eight.
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! THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

Dredge with flour and brown with
Glove Of finely chopped garlic in
two tablespoons Of olive oil. Remove
the veal from the pan, add two
tablespoons of flour, stir until
Drowned, then add IL cups meat
stock to make a rather thin brown
sauce.
Lay four medium sized tomatoes
sliced, in the bottom of a buttered
baking dish. Cover and bake for
IL hours in a moderate oven. A
half hour before serving ado l cup
mushrooms.
Guy Bates Post, known and loved
as Omar, the Tent Maker, finds
lambs with curry sauce to his hk-
ing. The recipe follows:
Brown a diced onion in two ia
blespoons Of olive oil. Add one cup
of meat broth and one-half cup OF
water in which rice has been boiled
Season with salt to taste and two
tablespoons Of curry sauce which