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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Tigers, Butler Are
Top Rivals in Meet
Two Record Holders Among
Little State Entrants.

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE Ind. May 25.-On
the cinders ana turf at De Pauw
University today I35 athletec
from eleven Indiana secondary col
leges will battle for supremacy in
the little state track meet and to
serve notice of strength on the par
Elephants in the Big State meet to
be held Saturday, June l, at Purdue.
With Sears in the distance runs.
and strength both in the dashes and
field events. Butler is figured the
team to beat. The Bulldogs. defend
ing champions. will have the largest
team in the field with 25 entrants.
De Paw has point getters in
Robert Lee in the hurdles and high
jump; Bob Fribley in the 44O and
daShes, and Highlands in the high
jump. Besides Sears, who holds the
meet record in the mile and half
mile, the only other record holder
who Will compete is Fribley. His
mark of 1876 stands in the quarter
although he ran the distance in
.494 last week against Purdue.
Teams competing, besides De
Paw and Butler, will be Ball State,
Earlham, Hanover Indiana Central
Franklin, Valparaiso, Indiana State
Taylor and Central Normal. Wa
bash, usually a contestant, is absent
this year.
In the II years it has been held
the little state meet has been won
seven times by De Paw and five by
Butler
The events will start at p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
SOFTBALL NOTES

Undefeated Barrett Coal Co, softball
team, tied for the lead in the Em-Roe
Sunday League, will oppose Rosner's Drugs
rett. Avis and Mohre are asked to report
at 34th-st and Central-av before the game.
Tartan A. Cs desire a game for tomor-
row. r. o. C.s and Longacre notice. Call
Talbot 57aq.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
HOrnSby to Stay
at Browns Helm

F. f~fFf Press
NEW YORK. MAY -RumorS of
a managerial change that would cut
Rogers HornSby loose from the s..
Louis Browns because Of their slump
were stilled today by the announce
ment that the Raiah would ride the
pilots seat az least through his sea
son.
President Louis B. Won WeiSe Of
the club said late Thursday after a
two-hour conference with his man
aEer here for a series with the
Yankees. that he was confident the
club would start winning as soon as
& bad weather ink and an epidemic
Of illness were broken.
The club has only five victories in
- starts and Is IN cellar position.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

F.rst Race $500. conditions: 2-vear-
olds. Ave fgriongs Ia Torlta. ll0. Eoois
c. ii8. zowis US. snvno. 100 Jolly Fave
i0s Ksyto Up. l0s Spank. los. "a jam
10ree 100
isforsentrse stable entry.
Second race nssoo. claiming. 3-year-olds
and Up. SIX f1riongs -XTiger John. lo2
on Sir 1T Past Move III xMaIs p
,.s lo5 N.mas PEP. PEoh ii5 ,P5 lG7
tine III xBrde Elect i0l. Partisan
ll2 Sun Probate ~ WitteEnd. lOt.
xHiyed Parry. 100 xLan. lo2. Cash sur
render. III. Airline lo7. xsun Teatime
'nrd Race $1,000 sllovances Swear
S 81 G WAGON Belle ~ 81 up and Up
i02 Gov schoiiz lie Kings Pleasure.
l01 Cloud Sweeper 10. Enthusiasm. loz
~ Pantouae 100 MsrceI.a Miss. l02. Fur
Fiber iis. Rough Party l02.
arc y. whitney entry
FOURTH Race $500. c. ming: 4-year-
Old, and W. mile and sixteenth - Mynah.
l07 xsr Omer l07 sarsits. 100. xFire
Reel 10 Dancing Mack. los; xBalancer
100 James Boy. los. Zembla, l07, xDoor-
keeper. sS. Flatrock. los.
Fifth Race $4,000. the New Hampshire
HaucicaD added. 3-vear-oldS and up.
Pr'i.nee Fox. III sIdsa,itv. ia coilatersl
l02 Don Guzman. los. bThomasville. %
our Count I65. bTeTaIice l02, LYNX Eve.
100
ts-A Vanderbilt entry.
tbl-P. ". Pike entry.
Sixth Race $1,000: claiming: 4-yesr-olds
and I'D. one mile -xHokuao lO8. Xhug
Again o. Bal0S l07 xFalT Sickle. l08
Sueedmore lls. Taunton. l07. XSliDDer
King l01 KCutie Face. l0l.
seventh Race $1,000. claiming. 4-vear-
oids and uD mile and eighth Oldheld.
no. Granger. l06: Primute ll3. Brass
Moukev 100. MidshIDman. 10. Kama
rita. 90.
Eighth Race $1,000. claiming; Swear
nidS. one milef-NTee Totum. lOl. X0ueen
VIC 90 xCvnVvd 80, xYenoor l0e; Brok-
en- UD JOG. Ogle. li3. Winged Flight.
lO6
weather char. track fast
xADnrentice allowances claimed.
Horses listed IN order OF post position.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Bder Hurts Hand
on Door of Auto
BvTnif.s Prcss

BIZ Tnif.S Prcss
BUFFALO. May 25-Max Baer.
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion suffered a slight injury % HI
right hand Thursday whea he
slammed the door OF an auto in
which he was riding.
The cuticle Of the champs hand
was said 70 have been somewhat
mutilsted. A bone was broken IL
the wrist Of Baers right paw sew
eral months ago. He is scheduled to
fight James j. Braddock for the
title next month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Al DETROIT

FIRST Race $500; claiming: 9-year-olds
and M. six furlongs l-xzode, 10,
Racketeer. IFS. xclosing Event los. xsara-
III: xRaccoon. 10. Polly Plum. 90;
xLiberty Ace. ITO.
Second Race cssoo: claiming: Swear
olds. SIX furlongs Divide. loe: xsun-
chance 90 Gold Standard. ia. Barney
io4 xLucky Turn. io4. vanits, lo5:
MONKS Time. lo9
Third Race 5000 claiming 4-year-old,
and NJ. six furlonesl -xMaxWav. 10, Ted
Conard 10: Chiefs Pride us: xscvthe.
10, Brown Molasses us, xHoptoit,. l05;
Broadstep. 10: Capitalist lis: Stallman.
Fourth Race $500. claiming: , 4,yesT-
oods and up; Aye fuTlongs MES US. Meiody.
First. ii5. Barry. 49, xPlaving On. los;
xMerrv Caroline. los; xCoya. i05' Candle
scent 10.
Fifth Race Cs25oo; Wolverine handicap;
3-eyar-ods and up one one and 9ne1-sixteelnnt7n
@ wiSle Edd hoyTi a5 Pesnec
40, LsdfeId, III Sabuls, ITO.
sixth Race $1,000. allowances; 3-year-
olds and up; six furlongs) Elwawa l03,
Goldstep. liz: Rock X. ll2; Can't Remem-
Der l09 Billy Bee. l0l: Sir Ridgwav.
loi: CalFast Stride. lol; (ajDancing
lal Elmtree Stable entry.
Seventh Race $500 claiming: 3-year-
olds and up. one mile l-xScout Chief,
1l3. Ladino. l1s: xBellman, no. xLillian
z l02; Footwork. l02; Lady Mary. l07;
xMigosh. lOs; xCeliba. 1903; Tahira. 81;
Divert. l07, More Pep, 1885, Running
Water, ll2.
Eighth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-old
and up. one mile Morris r. ITO, Mt.
Hood 10; Busy Spain. 10; xWalk Along.
100, Traggst, 10, Mary Francine. 1903;
xOwen MARTINEZ los, Proven. 10. Three
Daggers, ITO; Elcidio, ITO; xFrumper, 105;
ROYAL Durbar, 10.
XApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear, track. fast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
At Washington Park-
One Rest-Black Helen

At Washington Pdrk-
One Best-Black Helen
/. Milky Way Farm Entry, Reign
Tetrarch, Continuity.
2. Doris B, Uncle Lass, French
Knight.
3. Johnny Cake, Angelic Monk,
Miss Eternal
4. Flying Sailor, Backlog, West
Main.
5. Milky Way Farm Entry, Ciar-
ify, Isaiah.
6. Black Helen, Calumet Dick,
Count Tetrarch.
7. Ell Puma, Cold Uteel, Brains.
8. Dundreary, Chance Dame, Mer-
ry Go Round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
PROS DEFEAT COLLEGIANS
By Times Special

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 25.-
DIN Dutra. National open golf
champion, and Jimmy Thompson.
long hitting Australian, defeated
Johnny Fischer, Michigan's Big Ten
title-holder, and his team mate,
Chuck Kocsis, one up in an exhibit
ito best-ball match here Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

First Race $1,000. allowances. 2-vear-
eios ave tgrloinsS -Reish TsIrsroh. ll5.
Yours IL. judge Bonneln IFS Short
skirt ia Continuity. if2 Mount Echo.
rs Hoidum Brown. rs Wsvaloft Us.
OcaheiCh- rs Happv Bolivar us. hErin
Torch. us. JOHNNY Bsne. us. aIOro Lee.
ll2 bThstagsl il2
fal-Milkv Wav Farm entry.
fhf-DiNtRrs entry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Race Selections
BIZ Tom N0one
(copv7Eht .

At Rockingham Park
One Best-Fur Fiber.
!. Torita. Zowie, Shy No.
2. Bride Elect, sun Teatime, Cash
Surrender.
3. Fur Fiber, Gov. Sholtz, Glydon
Belle.
4 Sarsita, Fire Reel, Zembla.
5. Identify, Lynx Eye, Vicar.
6. Far Sickle, Bahos, Hug Again.
7. Granger. Annarita, Prlmute.
8. Raycart, Ogle, Winged Flight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
REYNOLDS is MAT VICTOR

By United Prcss
SAN FRANCISCO. May 25.-Jack
Reynolds. Cincinnati, threw Paddy
Nolan. Boston, IN a wrestling match
here Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
LET'S CO
FISHING 10
Ges6Secs .
hI H.DENNY -AD-
OONSERVATIONISTS axe a.

are eX-
pressing some concern at the
unusual amount of rain. While it
may have done no damage to nests
of game fish so far, there is danger
that unless there is a letup soon
the nesting season will be delayed
and the opening on June Is will
find parent FISH still on the nest.
While guarding the eggs or fry
the parent fish are suckers for any
artificial lure. They hit it at once,
not from hunger but to drive the
intruder from the vicinity of the
nest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
AT BELMONT

FIRST Race 5000. 2-vear-old hllies; four
anu one-han furiongst Beanie M 10,
Bergcuse. ll5. Budng STAR. 10. BuAnnch,
Il5. Harlem Belle lis. Harmonessa. ll2.
Mix ll5. Small Devil. rs, Star OF Eve II
IFS sun Dancer. ll5. TonYs Wife. ll5.
Vale of Taers. lis. Wizardess. us. XStase
Whisper. 10.
Second Race s25OO. the Charles Apple
ton Memorial Steeplechase, 4-year -oldS ana
up. TWO miles Irish Bullet 1873. jungle
KING. 100. XDaniel SCOT IA. Bushanger
l43. xGolden Meadow. l42. xSpinach. l42.
XxRideaWav. 40 XXXta National Anthem
1870. Xxx ANARCHY. 1870.
"a Brookmeade Stable.
Third Race $1,000: 2-year-olds; the
Delphi Purse. 2-year-olds. four and one
half furlongs- Billie Bane. ll8. Cold
stream. ia. Galsac. lis, Royal Fox l0S.
Fourth Race $4,000: s-year-olds: one
mIlel-tal ollie. lls. "a Plat Eve, 1ls;
Nautch ll8. Omaha 1l6. lblPsyChi Bid.
lis, 'bl Special Agent l8 Rosemont,
10 Brookemeade Stable entry.
Fifth Race $1,000: The Round Table
Handicap. 3-year-oldS and up, seven fur
I8asn Enn ByTne iS $780, %9F Ke Go[y ls
a Mantagna. lOs: Bazaar, iii; Thursday,
no Sailor Beware l0s
tatW Graham entry and Maemere
Farm entry.
sixth Race $1,000 claiming: s-year-olds
and up. one mile i-Maine Chance. ll3;
Volta Maid. III, XPrOiectile. l08: Aperitn,
los Foxy Agnes. los. XNice Talk, l05.
YEA ther clear, track. fast
xApprentice allowances claimed
Horses not listed in order Of post posi-
tionS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Cord Piston Rings Will mix with the
BrinEf Irst GrevhCundS tomorrow and
June Will test the Warren Oils Kendall
and Myers Will form the Cord battery
july 4 - and IS are oDen Write Art
PauEh s79 Massachusetts-av IndianaD-
Oils. CrsWfordsville notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

South Side Merchants will play al Cum
herlsnd tomorrow Due TO A schedule mix
%. the South Sioers are without an oD-
Donent for Nav 80. state teams wanting
a game are asked 10 write 10 Harry
BorinStein. li2i 5. Ininois-st. IndisnsD-
oils
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
One Best-Late Date.

At Ldtonid-
One Best-Late Date.
/. Marie Jean, Lady Laura, Wa
noah.
,. Hi Hun. Chi Chi, Johnny Tight.
3. Charlie Jr., Donnahona, Hasty
Lady.
4. Maintenance, Runamuck, Judge
Kavanaugh.
5. Otherwise, BabeScu. Sun Boy.
s. Late Date, First Entry. FIJI
:. Gallo, Yankee Waters, EXC
tude.
8. Erech, saba, On Side.
At Belmont Pork
One Best-Coldstream
/. Sun Dancer, Berceuse, Harmon
cssa.
. Irish Bullet, Bushranger. Spin
ach
g. Voldstream. Billie Bane. FalSaC.
4 Omaha. Plat Eye, Rosemont.
5. Sergt. Byrne, Indian Runner
Bazaar
s. Nice Talk, Projectile, Volta
Maid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Due 70 a conflict in dates Belmont A
c. are without same for tomorrow Gail
Belmont 2357-M after 100 . m Belmont 5
wish 70 contact second baseman and a
ShOrtSton willing 70 pisv road hsi Get
in touch with Art Baker a. 1905 wilkins
ST. Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

THE announcement golfers been waiting for is
The nterscholastic golf
tourney played Monday Tuesday Wednes-
da ant TO- Il. y and -
and grade
Monday June TO- match 10
rule the event remaining champions
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

oids. one milel-Petee Blue III. Evening
Gown l0s. Dundreary III. xMerrv GO
Round. 90. Chance Dame. los. Listening
LOG Brother Lou. i07 Silver Sickle, III;
Bugsb boo. III xGlodazz 1903
XApprcntice allowance claimed.
weather. clear. track faSf.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

large crowd is anticipated at Gar
field Park Sunday when Cooks Gold
blumeS and BeanblosSom tanele for the
nrSi time this season. Each team is
tagged BY a lone defeat TO date Brooks.
a right-hsnder. viii work on the Gold
b!ume mou- -.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

,. Goldstandard. Jakovia Vanita.
3. Ted Conard, Chiers Pride,
SCythe.
4. Candescent. Coya, Playing on.
). Ladfeld Rip Van Wrinkle, Sa-
bula.
6. Rock X, Goldstep, Can't Re-
member
7. Ccliba. Lillian q, Ladino
g. Walk Along. Busy Spain,
Proven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

keystone A. c Will face Tavlor Trans
fers tomorrow ST Southport. June g and
80 are oper' dates. Write Joe HotopD 1902
Msrtin-st INDIANAPOLIS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

ANY team PLAYING SATURDAY. afternoon
BAH desiring he, services Of a left-handed
Lefty Cleary. 1888 S. Hsrdins-st. Indian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
TONY ACCETA.

sumo the stream condition reports
on June Ia or IS.
TONY ACCETA, worlds all
l. round fly and bait casting
champion and one of the headliners
at the annual sports show at Won
negut's. has some practical ideas on
catching fish that are worth pass
ing on.
He never uses a net. He believes
in letting the fish fight the steady
strain OF the bowed rod until it is
completely licked and can be easily
lifted from the water.
His method is to bring The fish TO
the boat. then submerge the rod tip
and make a large figure eight. This
last bit Of swiShing around will take
any remaining fight out of the worst
scrapper. he believes. That's with
the short rod of course. Don't try
II with your fly rod or some husky
specimen will uncork a final rush
and smash the tip against the side
of the obat.
The idea is the same with the fly
rod except that you can't get the
fish too near the tip. Bring him in
slowly, letting him buck the power
of the bamboo. and when the fish
S within a rods length of the tip
let him charge around until he's
through. says Tony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Beech Grove Reds will encounter the
Junior Order Of Mechanics in a Municipal
League battle tomorrow. Gatti and LADY
VIII form The Reds hatterv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Greenwood will be host 10 the Bloom
inCton Gables tomorroH The mound az
tiY,ties VIII be taken up BY two left
handlers. Lefty Hazel for BLOOMINGTON
and Lefty Haugh for Greenwood
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

The opening day, June Is, is on
Sunday. That gives the Weekend
erS a break. This column will re-
sumo the stream condition reports
on June ID or IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Sterling Beers Will leave Hona's billiard
han at $50 tomorrow morning for Rich
mono for their opener in the Indiana
Ohio League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Fourth Race 5000 claiming: swear
lis. DuSkv Devil. III Black River. Jos:
xWsSWood les Motley. los. xJens. son.
IT'S, Prewsr IFS NEpaulet. -. Noah s
pride. IL. NBacSlog los. FlvinC Sailor.
iii West Main. II. Good SCOUT. los,
Jovius III: Danish Fear; IS. NNoTman D.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

sixth Race $500 allowances. 3-year-
oids. one mile Prince Splencor los.
"a Calumet DICK. los. { o. Blood Root. l0e.
Count TetFarch. los. 90 Black Helen
lis. tslskip l. iO2. Cor.nto. los.
slCsiumet Farm entry. iofE- r. Brad
ley FsTm entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Athletes Rewarded
at WashingtOnH.S.
Letters and Medals Given
on Awards Day.

Washington High School honored
its athletes in the annual Awards
Day program Thursday Carl En-
rich, Alexander Yovanovich and
Owen Kenne were presented plaques
as the outstanding participants in
basketball, football and track. re-
Specuvely. Robert Dietz was named
the athlete showing The best men,
tai attitude. Complete awards fol-
low
BlocS ws-Eugcne Brandcrburg Gilbert
Bruuue Dudley Glars Donald Z Dean,
Robert FlaCk Joseph Hancock. Edward
Hine Raw Howard. Capt owen keene,
Julian Macy keith Mclaughlin. Herbert
Russell Albert Rust Charles Schwartz.
HerSchel Savtor. Mvron Melvin. Ralph
smith James stewart. Julian Weddlc ana
Alexander Yovanorich.
Four-Inch Book Ws-Frsucis Hsnley.
Harold Latta Willis Milan. Melvin Gilman
and Omer SEQ 9.
Freshman buttons Thomas Allen. Her
SER Drummer Marion Carter Isaac Boston.
Harry Fitch. Gale Goods Russell mar
rison Robert Kersev. Louis Lcer6amp. carl
Losev David Movers William Miller, How
ard Pvles Marshall Read Donald Reiol-
Jack Rominc Robert Sanders Ronald
Sanders Donald SpiCer Byron Wesole.
Max West and Richard founserman
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Seventh Race 5000 claiming: 4-year-
0lcs and up. one and one-eighfh miles,
DARK vision. IL. r. Puma lis. Sherron.
i07. Cold Steel ia. xTranspoSe. 100
ABRAMS. III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Fifth Race lS5000 the Chicago handi-
CAP. s-vear-olos and up. SIX furiongSl-
Silent shot 100. "a LumlnoSa. los. Broad
Meadows lOs. Flying Sailor. 10. iaiCor-
INTO. 100. BluebearG l07. Clientele 100
ST 10. Isaiah IL. ID Dust Gil III.
our Relgh l0e; Essty Glance los,
&c Whereawav. lO4. 10 EvergOlG. ll6. Some
Pomp I0s. Money Getter. 10. tei Clar-
ifv llo. fci WISE Daughter il6. Chance
Line no iei Blessed Event 10. "a Guatre
Bras Il III
ABB Combs entry % Shan6on Farms
entry. fcf Milky WAY Farm entry
"a Three D's stock Farm entry, tel Corsl-
cana Stable entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Baseball
Independent, Amateur. League
and Semi-Pro News and Notes.

Indiana polls Turner's will travel to
Greenfield tomorrow. All PLAYERS are asked
nyville write in regards TO game in
August. For Tits in August write Jess
Lewis. 1915 W Vermont-st Indianapolis
Frankfort. Upton and Kokomo. notice
Glenn's Valley nine desires to book a
strong foe for tomorrow. Call Drexel 684O-
w al once
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

FURNITURE BARGAINSl
Heating Stcses .-..---.s-..-.. SIS IS ur
Bridge Lamps ---........- 81 as
4s-Lh Cotton Mattresses .-... So
Medicine Cabinets --------- SC
Felt Basr Remnants -----.. 29c vd
walnut Poster Beds ---.--- .. IS IS
WHITE FURNITURE CO.
1850 " WASH ST
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Second Race 5000 claiming. swear
oics and up. SlX turlongsi- Traitor. IFS.
Doris 3. 10 UNCLE Less. lis. Bvrdine
100 Shuttle on il2. French knight ll2,
5hojs. lo7. SINGING Heart, lo7. Immut-
irish Wake. is: PrcoposiinSsS.' SINS lo5 1Ko5sk.
lis. Fgltfer Circle. us. Peter Dixon. li2.
Third Race $1,000. allowances. 2-vear-
olds five and one-han furlonCs l-aMiSS
Eternal l07. Count Stone 40. Ottoman.
us. Lookout Below. 10 johnny CAKE.
lis Iemont rs bBrenoard l07. Mail
Gun. 10. hFlrst Glass l07 EnEele Monk.
fal&MiiSv Wsv Farm entry.
fhI-OtNtanR entry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

At Detroit
One Best-ROck y.
/. Raccoon, Luna Mica, Sarazen
II
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

nEAiA Race e'lOOo. siaimins. s-ysar-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

The derItI0u 70 sage THe It'IH
annual event on the dates men
toned above resulted after a pol
among golf coaches ~ the loca.
high schools and with A. c Sallee.
superintendent 81 parks and Harry
Schopp. citv municipal golf director.
School viii bc out everywhere By
June 7 End nothing VIII be in the
vav of the junior lnksmen on the
next M0uda-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Third Race $1,000 2-year-olds: the
Delphi Purse. 2-year-olds four and one
half furlongs-- Billie Bane. ll8 Cold
stream. 1I8. Galsac. lis. Royal Fox. lO6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25

Forty-two golfers. members Of the
81 Joan OF Arc Mems Club. took
part in a May golf tournament al
Speedway course Thursday after
noon. Joe McDufee came home a
winner by three strokes with a u.
W. c. KENNEDY was second with @.
Tom DUNCAN third with IS and John
NauChton fourth with Sc. The events
Will be held each month through me
REGULAR golf season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-25
Al ROCKINGHAM

Al ROCKINGHAM
Frst Race $500. conditions. 2-vesr-
olds fvs furlongs ia Torits. ITO. EDDIE
G lls Zowie. il5 snvno. l0s jolly Fave
los 5xotchv lI3 Spear i05. SKY Pirate
l0s Ksved Up. 100. Spank. lo5. a jam
00ree 100
Evening star., 1935-01-14
ORDER L|bERAL|zES
SECURITIES RULES.
Amount of Data to Be Filed
by Companies Is
Reduced.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Securities and Exchange Com
mission, having liberalized its regula-
tions, estimated today that more than
100000 900 in stocks and bonds
could be fioated under the new rules.
The hope was expressed that they
would speed business expansion.
The new order, announced last
night, reduced the amount of data
which companies are required to file
with the commission. The old re-
Cuirements were attacked by bankers
and industrialiStS as damming up new
security issues.
The simpication, however, leaves
intact the laws liability provisions
and several business organizations are
still on record as demanding that
these be changed. The recent White
Sulphur Springs conference of busi-
ness leaders renewed this complaint.
Tested by Critics.
Joseph P. Kennedy, chairman of the
Securities Exchange Commission, said
the new form had been tested by
active and "vociferous" critics OF the
act and found satisfactory.
The new rules are for registration
of securities. Registration means that
would-be iSSuer has filed detailed
information with the commission.
This information is available for pub
lie inspection to enable a purchaser
to judge values. If any of it is false
or inaccurate the purchaser has a
cause for legal action to recover.
Chairman Kennedy characterized
the new form "as a pretty important
piece of business" If it stimulates
capital flotations it will enable busi-
ness to get funds to expand plants,
reduce interest and for other pur-
poses which many economists hold
are essential to recovery.
Requirements Revised.
A commission announcement said:
"The new form lays emphasis on
the financial condition and operations
of the business within the last three
years. With regard to historical in
formation questions are asked, but
are limited to the pertinent trans
actions which may have occurred
since 1922. Otherwise detailed in
formation Is restricted to the past
three fiscal years of the operation of
the company.
Among the new current informa-
tion which companies must furnish
are consolidated balance sheets and
profit-and-loss statements. which for
merly had to be furnished only if the
company had prepared them in the
past. The commission feels that in
ments will tell the real story of the
business and should therefore not be
left optional with the company.
"A revision of the requirements for
the prospectuses with view to pro-
viding clear, concise and simple
document for the protection of
prospective purchasers will be availa-
bic within a few days"