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Walt HICKMAN uncorked a SIG ana 81.
Beer had a GoodRue M and Bohne with 6i9
ana COS to double up on Kaiser Tire Serv-
ice. Newman Candy will roll later.
League at the Fountain Square alleys
Sauters Tavern watched Eller. Stevenson
and Schoch with 63l 6l8 and 602 walk of
best for the losers With sos Les Keeling
shot 546 to end his string Of 600's
which consisted Of SIX straight DIFFERING
LitZelman Coal and Indianapolis Towel
and Apron fyes administered three-game
set backs TO Goldsmith Sales and Boards
Brake Service. Silver Edge Beer had
no opponents but secured the high team
total Of the evening with 3O77. Other
500 sCares were, Arnold and Haislup, 643
Mounts. 656; Gandof, 628 Mathews. 613
Danna. sos Wuensch. SOB. and Baker, 500
Carl Hardin was back on the main track
with 66l in the Postoffice League at the
last week In team play the Two out of
three ruling was good with the odd game
going to Illinois Street Station and Three
Trippers over City Case and Sub Carriers.
The optical League at. the Pritchett
alleys found the list headed by Kenyon
with SOL and this gave his Continental
Lenses Block Optical also sent the Univis
Bifocals awav without a game as Optome-
trisfs counted for twin bill from Fox
Optical.
The Construction League at the
Burners Freyn Bros and Geiger and
ungclaus. Brant Bros. and Domestic and
Industrial Insulators. Johnson Mas and
Il c. Ent Materials took the odd game
from Railroad Building and Loan and Mil
ArE-lf0 singles
Smith was best with 6l6 and Ed Clemens
next with sos
St Joan Of Arc League at the Uptown
alleys had three sessions resulting in
thres-game wins. General Tire Missouri
Pacific and State Auto Insurance were
Coal and Barrett Coal were the losers. A
twO-Eame decision ruled for Dudys Malt
Products and Davey OPTICAL from Walter
Granite. Lang was individual leader with
SO and second place went TO J. Sweeney
with $50.
Three 20 nothing results we're turned in
oN K OF {. League winners ct the Della
ware alleys winners we're Scott Trucking.
J J. Blackwell & Son. Quinn Grocery and
Plttman-Rice Coal over Penn Coal Block
Optical FlDneran Grocery and EOosier
Optical s Kernel haded the last with
The Dependables squad vas the only
team 70 make complete sweep. in the
Switzer Cummings League at the Della
ware sllys Their victim was Even Tenn
psratureS Eficints and Substantials
managed TO slide through for one game
from Automatics and Economicals HAYNES
was head man With 500.
In the United Mutual Life Insurance
Men 5 League at the Illinois alleys Ordin-
ary Life found the sleding tough and as
result they dropped three to Modified Life
20 PAY Life emrEed victorius twice from
Family Income 10-year Endowment had
no opponents. VoLett le dwith 537
Indianapolis dates for the state tourns-
ment a. F.. WAYNE are as follows April
q. 10 teams; April IS Il teams and MAY
5. y teams. Get your entry in early TO
secure the date that you desire
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7 HOOsiers in
Big Ten Grind
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 10.
Indiana, Iowa and Illinois wrestl-
in gteams were off to a flying start
last night in the Western Confer
ence annual wrestling tournament.
The three teams will fight it out for
the title tonight.
When the tangle or arms and legs
had finally been unwound last night,
the favored Indiana team had seven
men left in the running. one a fin
aIist. Iowa, however, wo 2 points on
falls and had five men in competi-
ton including a finalist. Illinois
placed four men in tonight's COM
petition.
One Of the first upsets was the
victory of Fauver. Ohio State over
the favorite. Felix of Minnesota, in
the 118-pound class.
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Fight Results

AT NEW YORK-Garden - Walter
Neusel i96, Germany, outpointed King
Levinsky 203, Chicago QOl, Abe Feldman.
1888, New York, outpointed Al Ettore,
1877. Philadelphia 49,; Yustin Struts, 217.
Pottstown, Pa t6l Steve Dudas 1872
Edgewater. N. j. outpointed Tommy
Walsh. 1853. New York 81; Sam portney.
anski 1873. Utica. n. Y. a.: Willie NC
Gee, POS Orlando Fla, outpointed Eddie
Nader. 1873, New York
AT TUCSON Ari5.-Joe Walker. 1873.
PPittsburgh. decisio9ned Allen Whitlow, 1874,
Superior, Arlz.. t10i; Christy Lewis. Pres
colt decisioned Kid Bruni. Cheyenne.
81, Duke Sutton, 1877 Omaha, knocked
out Toledo Kid 179 ID.
AT SAN DIEGO. Cal.-sammy ODeu.
1875, Akron, O.. and Lloyd Smith. 1873.
Los Angeles. drew. l0L
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Identify Regional Players
PLAINFTELD
Regional Pairings Today

AT MARTINSVILLE
1. 2;00--Wiley IT. H. VS.. Linton Q-2)
2. 3:O0-BlOOmingtOn VS.. Brazil CID
3. S;0O-WinnerS games l and 2 Q-2)
Officials-D Blair Gullion. ~ Charles
Jensen.
AT MUNCIE
l. 2:O0-Muncie VS.. Newcastle 0-2)
2. 3:00-Union City VS.. Richmond CID
3. S:O0-WinnerS games l and 2 Q-2)
OfficiaIs-H Dale Miller. (2) George
Vaulk.
AT ROCHESTER
l. 2;00--Fulton VS.. Nappanee U-2)
2. 3:00-North Judson VS.. Riley
Is. b. old
3. S:O0-Winners games l and 2 Q-2)
Officiais-D George Russell. C)
Fletcher Kerr
AT RUSHVILLE
1. charlottesville VS.. GuiIfOrd 0-2)
2. 3:0O-Rushville VS.. Connersville CID
3. 8:00-Winners games l and ? Q-2)
OfficiaIs-O Houston Meyer. % Paul
Williams.
AT VALPARAISO
!. 2:00-HammOnd vs.. Morocco 0-2)
?. 3;00-Mchigan City VS.. Valparaiso CID
g. S:OO-Winners games L and Q-2)
Officials-O Carl Burt. (2) Lowell
Lemon.
AT VINCENNES
1. 2:OO-Wa shington VS.. Vincennes 0-2
?. 3:00-Ja sper VS.. Carlisle ED
g. 8:O0-Winners games / and 2 Q-2)
Officials-W Irwin Springer. ~ Nate
Kaufman.
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Independent and Amateur
Basket Notes, Gossip

The oHara Sans turned in their thr-
from the New Ross 5 i ndepen de- e A "f to
to 26. Mckenzie paced the Sans with
fifteen points The Sans meet Greenfield
Merchants at Brookside Wednesday night
and are anxious TO book games on an
opponents floor after March IA or before
March 81 Phone Dwight at Cherry
1523-W. Castleton Independents call bove
number.
Christamore tourney results we're: Blue
Comets forfeited to the Pirates. Christa-
more A. C.. 80; Cardinals, 30, West Morris
won by forfeit; Mayer Chapel. %; Watson
Ramblers, 90. and Peoples Motor Coach,
30; Diamonds, %. Sundays schedule is:
Hale FLYERS vs.. Speedway Beacons vs..
Blue Hour and Eagles vs.. Speedway serv-
ice. The Rex Tavern and Cardinal f1ves
are tied for first place in the inter-
mediate league.
The Crimson Cubs defeated the Bright
wood A. c. rs to 13, with Hickman starr
ing for the Cubs and Wilson for the los
erS. The Cubs want game for next
Wednesday night with a team willing to
share gym expenses. Phone Talbot 5504
between and $50 and ask for Bob.
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EXAMINES PROSPECTS

PASADENA, Cal, March 10.-Earl
McNeely, owner-manager of the
Sacramento club of the Pacific
Coast League. visited the camp of
the Chicago White Sox here, looking
for an outf1elder and several pitch
ers for his team. He appeared inn
pressed with outfielder Milton Bocek,
Chisox rookie. The Sox play their
first exhibition game tomorrow,
meeting Los Angeles.
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FEATHERS LOSES ONE

bV { NlTfd FTfss
TAMPA, Fla, March 1O-Beattie
Feathers, former football ace at
Tennessee university. is proving
himself quite a fellow on the dia-
mond. Yesterday he blasted out
home run for the Cincinnati Reds
rockies as his mates went down to.
defeat, 9 to 5, before the regulars.
Another recruit, Joe Back, former
grid star at Kentucky, got a triple.
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RENEW EXHIBITIONS
BIZ nited Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March 10
The New York Giants today faced
the Philadelphia Athletics in the
second game of their flve-game ex-
hibition series. The Giants won the
opener yesterday, 3 to g. Jimmy
Fox, smuggling first baseman of the
AS, who signed yesterday after a
long holdout dispute, was not slated
to get into today's game. He will
play in the third game tomorrow.
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GIVES NINE HITS

By United Press
VALON. Catalina Island, March
1O.-Lon Warneke, star pitcher of
the Chicago Cubs, was badly off
form yesterday when the rockies
dropped a 10 to verdict to the
Cub regulars in practice game.
Pitching for the rockies, Warneke
was pounded for nine hits and ten
runs in two innings. Klein, English
and Phelps hammered out homers.
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ROOKIE PROMISING

OALANDO, Fla, March 10.-Les-
lie Munns, the right-handed pitcher
who won nineteen games fer the St.
Paul club last year, is one of the
most promising rockies in the
Brooklyn Dodgers camp. Packing
205 pounds on his s foot 8 inch
frame, he approximates the perfect
pitcher in physical proportions.
Moreover, his high, fast ball has
impressed all observers, including
manager Casey StengeI.
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NeuSel Takes Decision
Over Chicago Kingfish
German May Be Matched With Tommy Loughran on Way
to Title Bout: German Comes From Behind to
Battle Way to Victory.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

1Ower Neusel of Germany stands out today
heavyweight title He emerged
Lesky last night after baw Madison Square
Garden.
from 1000 fans had scarcely died down when
would
Loughran would
the early antiNaz fans the tall sn
Wphaa fro mhe floor the second round
the split decision and thunderous APPLAUSE
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HOGAN TEAM LOSES

By United Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
10.-Thirty-two men, including
Manager Bill McKechnie and Coach
Hank Gowdy, played in the Baston
Braves first practice game yeSter-
day. Frank (Shanty) Hogan and Al
Spohrer captained the rival out
fas. Hogan's team won to s.
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BLOOMINGTON March 0ndlana unVersys Big Ten
- championship wrestling host the conference
Bloomington. The Crimson
defeated regular dual meet competition.
o assistant coach; Neal
Arte Peters, coach w. H. Thorn.
Second Boethck, Ollie CeIni
Howard Nelson G Howard Butter Keaton
Dale Goings, assistant coach.
Walterhouse,
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BARTELL ON JOB


By Times Special
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. March 9.
Dick Bartell, captain and short
stop of the Phillies. reported at the
training camp here yesterday, con-
ferred with Manager Jimmie Wilson
and then joined his teammates in
a brisk workout.
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LOOKS OVER FIELDERS

81 ntted FfesS
LAKELAND, Fla, March TO-
Manager Mickey Cochrane of the
Detroit Tigers figures that his out
field at the start of the champion
ship season will be made up of
Goose Goslin in left field. Pete Fox
in center and Gerald Walker in
right.
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MONTHS FOR DUFFY

NEW YORK, March Billy
Duffy, American representative" of
Primo Camera, worlds heavyweight
champion Friday was sentenced to
serve a term of four months upon
conviction of an income tax evasion
charge.
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AT HOT SPRINGS

and ap I've s and o Srs%ng ffyisadods
Harky. 116;, Little Barney 116; A1kali
ll6; Symbol Star. 116; Miss tasty Ill;
L. is; Hasty Dude. 116; Prince Macaw,
116; Young Bill 116; Peter Ruff, 116.
Second Race Cs4oo; claiming; Swear
co S B I55 H EftsTy Lad o ion DAB sRens o
1T Third I'd, Race ace (s4oo; claiming 4,ysar-olds
xxLady De Yer, 1922 xDunny Boy, lO7;
Deemster, l19; xTombereau. Ill; xBest
Man. 113; xRun On. Ill.
Fourth Race ls4oO claiming; 4-year-
oldS and up; six furlongs)- Vladimir. 113:
xSweet Lacruse, 113; Jack G.. 112; Ogee,
l18; xAd Remmoon. 113; riend John 1l2;
Come Along, 118; Wild Hour. 118; Craigco
10; xCloirado, no. xMarabou, 49, xBad
Fifth Race $500; handicap; 3-year-olds
and and up, six furlongsll -Charming Sir,
100 1,. Hild9r Prince. 100; Preferred, 1903;
ia; Lynx Eye. Ill.
Sixth Race s4oo; claiming; s-year-oIds
zine Break 2 Saxon Isdy g I6 Bosom
Pal, 103; xDodiodo us.
o,S Seventh snd Race $500 claiming 4-ysqg
@s aq9 1 Who Mn f45 xsa ant
emo, ITO; xLucky Jack 10 Pan. lis
time. 10; xNorthern. spy, I13; sultry
XApprentlce allowance claimed,
Weather. clear: track, neavy
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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JOE HAS TROUBLES

BIZ United Press
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
10.-Manager Joe Mccarthy of the
New York Yankees is making no
progress with his three remaining
holdouts. 1t is understood he offered
catcher Bill Dickey a $1,000 raise
yesterday the baekstop wants
$500. Nc fthy and Lyn Larry
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DUEL FOR PURDUE
Bu Tinles Special

= 2
LAFAYETTE. Ind. March s.
Three Purdue university fencers will
compete IN the Big Ten champion
ships tomorrow in Chicago. Huff
man viii represent the Boilermakers
in the saber event, Silverman in the
foils al y Moriarity IN the epee.
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MannerSm. no; XXSky HaVena liz, Do
1O4; Xerseise, 108.
Second Race $500; claiming 3-year-9qlId3s
and Up; six fqrlS9ngs1%FTne P Fnghf io6
2 1Efeb G5ani ios t Bubble lis BaTterins
Kate, 1903.
od hn'F one mail maGiTie)1xHppomattox. 80; Taun-
ton, 112; The Bailiff, 1903; Squeeze Out.
ITO; Flag Horn. 1902; Davoc 115; %NeVer
Fail IS; xOf Duty, 1902
Fourth Race $4,000 added; the Nursery
furlongs LForegn Lady IL addant Ticar 1s
HastyGlance, lie; Hope Eternal, 49,
Angelic, 119; New Pin, 119; Love SICK,
liz; Sun Reverie, ia; Hilise. 11s; Little
Lie 1 Ml5,o Below sat g ne hle e 16t
fifth Race Cs2. 900 added; the Joseph
McClennan Memorial handicapp; i. Sny year
Flying sailor 1O4; lalMonel, I07;
Blessed Event. III; Big Beau, 1o6; Fire
Mask, ga; (a!springssteeI; 124 somebody ID,
5o sb 5ung oe K Msd g FTu6 S3e' iog w.
(s)S. w. Labrot entry.
Sixth Race $1,000; claiming; 3-year,olds
los: Minton 1907; Golden Fate, 107; Char
acter, ito: Cathop lO4; stealingaway. 1o7.
Odds and up; one and -sixteenths
miles on the turfl-xRoyal Durbar, Ill;
Machilla, 49, Bright Beauty, 1913 Brass
Monkey. ITO: xRenewed, III; Distribute.
1922 Attribute, 113.
xFive pounds claimed for rider.
xxSeven pounds claimed.
Weather clear; track, fast.
Horses listed in post positions In all
but fourth and fifth races.
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. Spring Diamond Dust .

conferred, but Larry did not sign.
Nothing new has been heard from
outfelder Ben Chapman.
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4446 4IIuldIId 70 udht4 boIIIC II
start at o'clock. There will be two
amateur contests preceding the pro
tilt. the Geckler Red Devils meet
ing the ROLES Printers at / o'clock,
and the Stuck Coal Company taking
on the Monroe Flyers at 2 o'clock.
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BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Leel

In the past few weeks the women
have been coming to the front IN
their bowling efforts. Mary Mac
Kinnon. a member of the MCGaW
Insurance team of tbs Block OPP
teal Ladies League at the Pritchett
alleys. took all the hOnois with
smashing 628, with pa, pa and
100. last night Thus huge total
was not enough for the Insurance
FASTENERS, however. and they
dropped a pair to the Doves Seal
Fast five.
In team play. Mausner Beer and
Coca-Cola lost three sets 10 Fox
Jail Birds and Jack c Carr teams,
as Real Silk was claiming the same
result. S. & S. Service and Marott
Shoe Store managed to single out
a game from Julian Goldman Store
and Boards Brake Service.
Individual play found many nigh
totals. Court had SIS. Dawson, SOC;
Burnett. SAG; Lathrop. SAT: WeiSe,
54S: Buring. 538: Cox. 525; Hayes.
SCI: Tourney. SIG; CarSton, 5l8,
Never. SIS; Alexander, sic; Nc
AMY. 513. Meyer. 511: Machine
$40: Thornton, SOC; Kagel. sos;
Weisman, sos; Bunch and Stuart,
each sos, and Meeker, SOL.
Bob Darnaby displayed some OF
his old-time form in the Avalon
League at the Pritchett ALLEYS when
he found the pocket consistently for
or. 1874 and 255 for 716 TO give the
Puts a clean sweep over Spickel-
meters. The Kemper Divots pulled
one for the book by winning all
three games by a margin OF twenty
four pins, { ehfirSt game by eight
pins. the second by SIX and the last
can-a by ten pins. The Drivers were
the victims. The RoughS and Cad
dies finished one up on Traps and
Irons.
Joe Fulton produced his second
big total OF the week With a 2l0.
208 and 27S for 500 Hueber had
621. along with Fulton's total and
the Barbasols emerged three game
victors from Niarotts Shoe Store III
the CITY League at the Antler alleys
The $50 BY Pritchett and go by
Murphy for Jones-AIaley could not
offset Dick Nordholts 258. 237 and
100 for 665 and the HooSier Coffee
shaded the Jones Maley five Jack
Hunt had the ball of his back IN the
pocket last night when he accounted
for 228. 234 and 900 for go TO give
Fail City Beer the odd game from
Indiana Wheel and Rim team. who
had Argus with 6l6 For Hotel
AntIers. Ray Fox shot sos to take
two from ElkS Boosters.
Three-game wins took the majority ru.-
ING Of the Washington League az the uli-
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Three-Eame wins took the majority ru!-
sre 81 the Washington League az the Illi-
nos alleys. John Blue and Kelley for
Ire Coca Cola team furnished the Are
Tire three times With jess Hall blasting
aWav for q $50 fer the latter Bsrgho1
Beer handed the Schmitt Insurance team
: three-game laclng when Werner and
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DOB CALLER, with the University
ID of Washington. helped that
schools basketball team capture the
northern division crown of the
coast conference. He was high scorer
in the circuit. The coach is Clar-
ence Edmundson, veteran winning
mentor.
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Fifth Race $4,000 added; The Coronado
9uatre Bras IL ~ "a stEides y,
105 eb1Repaid, 118: Gay World, 100;
lcG 5seEiel. 1903; (clPharatime, SO; Noah $
Pride, 1O3 Cb) slapped, 108; Frank
Ormont 95; Plight. 96 ortunate Yoqt IN
Ga)Three DIS stock Farm entry.
DIT. c. Worden entry.
(clCattarinich and Seremba entry.
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TECH

AT ANDERSON
Game Officials.
/. 2;OO--Tech GndpIs) VS.. PIainfeld 90
9. 3;00-Mt Comfort vs., Anderson CD
3. S:0g-Winners games l and 0-2)
officials-W B. E. Bayh. (2) Forest NJ.
AT AUBURN
1. 2:OO-Ligonier VS.. Angola Do
2. 3:0O-Columbia City vs.. Beaver
3. s:OO-Winners games 1 and G-2j
Officials--d Ward Gilbert. 90 Will
Smith.
AT COLUMBUS
1. 2:OO-Shelbyville VS.. North Vernon 4 y
& s:So-Erankln ". ysi Mad snd 96
Officials-D Winston Ashley. (2)
George Williams.
AT EVANSVILLE
l. 200-Dale VS.. Bristow Q-2)
2. 3:0O-Princeton vs.. Reitz. CD
3. S:00-Winners games l and Q-2)
Officials-uYaughn Russell. 20 Frank
AT FIT. WAYNE
T. 2:OO-Hartford CITY VS. Ossian Q-2)
?. 3:00-South Side Oft. Wayne) vs..
Huntington 2-1l
3. 8 :00-Winners games 1 and u-2)
Officials-D H. E. Vandivier. (2) Joel
AT GREENCAsTLE
1. 2.OO-Ciinton vs.. Pine Village d-2)
2 S:0O-New Richmond VS.. Green
castle I'D
g. 800-Winners games 1 and D-2)
Officials-D Dillon Geiger. (2) BOr
den Purcell.
AT JEFFERSONVILLE
1. 2.O0-Paoli vs.. Jacksonville Q-2)
?. 3 :00-Seymour Mitchell CD
8. S:00-Winners games 1 and O-2)
Officials-Q C. D. Manhart ~ Rus
sell Pickett.
AT LAFAYETTE
/. 2:00-West Lafayette VS.. Lebanon Q-2)
2. 3:O0-Fra nkfort VS.. Fowler CD
8. S:O0-Winners games l and U-2)
Officials-D o. F. HeIvie. (2) Orville
Jones.
AT LOGANSPORT
/. 2:OO-peru VS.. Camden 1-2)
.. 3 00-BrookstOn vs. LOgansport CD
3. S;00-Winners games l and 2 Q-2)
officials-u) Glenn Adams. (2) Lundy
WeIborn.
AT MARION
1. 2:00-Tipton VS.. KOkomo Q-2)
,. 3:00-WabaSh VS.. Marion CID
3. S:O0-Winners games / and Q-2)
ORE I'D Stanley Porter. (2) Clay
ton Hughes.
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Fourth Race $780, claiming; ,4-year-oolldds
and up: one mie)-Prince Tokalon; ~,
xStrait Jacket. 1O4; Malimou. 105; Shirley
B., 104: Contribute. 109; Oscillat5lon. 104'
Little Lad. 109; Happen. l03; out
bound. liz.
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Sixth Race $500; claiming 4-year-olds
and up: one and e-sixteenth miles y.
Pomfret iii; Making Bubbles, III
Eva Jane, 106; king Pin, III; Potentate,
Ill xSeymour, Ill; xThatch. loo; xPea-
cock Girl 101; xFinnic, Ill.
Seventh Race $500; claiming; 4-year-
olds and up one and ne-sixteenth miles
NxAnita Ormont, 1902; xGertrude Reade,
3d. Jean Brown. 1903; Happy Lad, 1O8;
Winifred Ann, 1903; xPan Toy. 103; Brown
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, raining; track, good. ..,.
Horses listed in order of post POSITIONS
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By Eddie Ash

McMillin Is Sure to Make En- Hustle
30 Will Have Indiana Doing Tricks
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Third Race Isl. 500 added; the San
Jacinto, handicap: 3-year-olds and up;
Noah's Pride 105: (al Pharatlme. 100; Sad
knight 81: Happy Surprise 95: Broad
Lights, los; American Red. 95; Bing CToS-
by. 1903; Blue Day. 1l6. (b) Trlnchera, TO-
AwCattarinich and Seremba entry.
BIT. C. Worden entry.
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AT HIALEAH PARK

First Race ($7oo; claiming; .3year-oonlds
and up: seven furlongs l-XTwo Tricks lO9;
Mannersm, no. XxSky Haven, ~, Bad-
104: Xerseise. l08.
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Second Race (s4oo;. claiming; 4;-year;
Never. 1O4: AiIeen c.. 107: xLe Bruyere,
Ill xRed Polly. SO; xGypsie Chief. 105;
Flo M. los: Tamerlane, Ill: Prometheus,
116.
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Sixth Race Cs4OO; claiming, s-year-olds
and up; 1-16 milesl-xJack Biener liz;
XThe Break, ll2; Saxon Lady, 107; Bosom
Pal. 1903; XDodiodo. lis.
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Carl Hardin was back on the main track
With 66l in the Postoffice League at the
Pritchett alleys. after going on a siding
three ruling was good with the odd game
going to Illinois Street Station and Three
TripperS over City Case and Sub Carriers
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The Optical League at the Pritchett
alleys found the list headed by Kenyon
with sol and this gave his Continental
Optical the entire series from Softlite
Lenses Block Optical also sent the Univis
BlfocalS away without a game as Optome-
trisfs counted for a twin bill from Fox
Optical.
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Second Race Cs7OO claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl The Pelican, IL IL
one Chance, 1l6; XFancy, Fllgnt; I0o,
xErebus6 loa Bubbler' ll0' 6aF'erins
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AT HOUSTON

First Rae (s6Oo claiming; 4-year-olds
Tar Water, 109: Grand Champion. iO77:
xLacourer go; Portmanteau 167: xCom-
mandman 106; xGrsttan. 1o6: Essential,
Ill: xBroon Shot. 104.
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Fifth Race $500; handicap; 3-year-olds
and up. six furlongs Sir,
100; Hildur Prince, 100; Preferred 1903
EuXine, 104: Mature. 104: Odorbe Post.
ia; Lynx Eye, Ill
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Marv MacKinnOn Scores 628;
Bob Darnaby Also Is Star

Walt Hickman uncorked SIG and GIT.
Beer team away three times as Schlitz
Beer had Goodhue and Bohne with $40
ana COS to double up on Kaiser Tire Serv-
ice. Newman CANDY will roll later.