Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 324, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1928 — Page 11

MAY 10, 1928.

Indiana , Purdue Baseball and Track Teams to Clash This Week-End

Rival Diamond Nines Meet Friday at Bloomington Field. DUAL EVENT SATURDAY Star Athletes to Be Seen in Action. By Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 10 Athletic rivalry between Purdue and Indiana. Hoosierdom’s two Big Ten schools, will be at its height this week end with the baseball and track squad of the two institutions scheduled to settle the question of supremacy. The “Purdue-Indiana” week end starts Friday at Bloomington when Goach Lambert’s rapidly rising Boilermaker nine attempts to continue its ascension at the expense of Dean’s strong Crimson crew, which still retains some title hopes. Purdue got away to a poor start in the Big Ten race, losing the first three games, but since then has taken anew lease on life and chalked up four consecutive victories.. Saturday will find the two Hoosier schools’ outdoor track teams measuring their strength in a dual meet at Bloomington that will provide some indication of the way the | teams can be expected to perform in the Indiana State track meet here May 19. Both Indiana and Purdue boast outstanding performers on the track and field this season, but Indiana holds the edge in dual meet strength by virtue of its well balanced squad. At least two men who are stamped as Olympic possibilities will be seen in action during the afternoon—Orval Martin, Purdue’s sensational miler and half-miler, and Wilmer Rinehart, Indiana’s javelin thrower, who set anew mark of 215 feet, 4 inches last Saturday at Northwestern. To complete the week-end's “out-of-town” activities, Purdue’s tennis squad will be visiting the Northwestern courts Saturday in an attempt to chalk up their first Big Ten win, while the golfers, led by Capt. Johnny Lehman, will be after State honors in the Indiana State college meet at the Highland Country Club, Indianapolis, on Friday. In addition to Lehman, the Purdue squad will be made up of Cook, Thomas and Traylor. 817 NOMINATIONS MADE I'J) United Press CHICAGO. May 10.—A total of 017 nominations have been made for the five feature events during the spring meet at Arlington Park. The combined money value of the five stakes is $62,500.

AMUSEMENTS ' All, THE TIMB—I-11 P. M. A COMEDY SENSATION Curley Burns & Cos. ‘COOKOO CHARLEY’ DIXON RIGGS TRIO ROWLAND & JOYCE “The Eighteenth Hole’’ MACK & TIVOLI j„ “Divorce” LES JARDYS, tile "Human Van” NOLA & WYNN ST. CLAIR in “The Same Oi<l Story” NEIL KIRK ‘The Scotch Comedian With a Voice” Dally Organ Keeitul l>y RUTH NOLLER, 12:40 P. M. Doors Open ]'h3o J\ 31.

WHY MARRY? The Pulitzer Prize r ay With All-Star New York Past At Keith’s Nightly. 8:30 The STUART-WALKER Company Mats.. Well.-Sat., 2:30 LOWER FLOOR (Nlte) $1.50-81.10. Balcony 50c Loses 75c. Gallery 25c the' Jest 500 seats at 25c all performances.

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Hage?i to Tour Continent By United Press SANDWICH, England, .May 10.—Walter Hagen wili exhibit his sleek hair, cocky air and good golf game in Berlin, Vienna and along the Riviera after the British open tournament. “The* Haig” will meet the Britisher, Percy Allis, Berlin Golf Club professional, at Berlin May 17 in a thirty-six-hole match. Then he will play at Vienna May 19 or 20. An American professional has never before played in Austria. Later Hagen will play along the Riviera, after which he will return to England for several matches and the Irish open tournament at Dublin.

$50,000 Preakness Race to Be Run Friday at Pimlico; 21 Are Entered Three-Year-Old Colts and Fillies Aim for Rich Eastern Purse; Fourth Race. By United Press BALTIMORE, Md., May 10.—The Preakness, $50,000 added, race for 3-year-olds, entire colts and fillies, will be run here Friday at the Pimlico race track, rt will be the fourth race and the probable post time is 4:30, Eastern standard time. It will be a mile and three-sixteenths event. The post positions, entry owner, jockey and probably odds follow: PP. Horse Weight Owner Jockey Odds 1— Bateau 121 Walter M. Jeffords F. Stevens 20—1 2Oh Say 126 Fair Stable A. Pascuma 6—l 3 Solace 126 Seagram Stables L. Pichon 12—1 4(a I Strolling Player 126 Salubria Stable G. Fields B—l 5 Brooms 126 Brookmeade Stable H. Elston 15—1 6 Sun Beau 126 W. S. Kilmer J. Craigmille B—l 7 Victorian 126 H. P. Whitney R. Workman 6—l 8— Toro 126 E. B. McLean E. Ambrose 12—1 9 Nassak 126 Rancocas Stable L Fator 11—5 10— Friars Hope 126 Mrs. J. S. Dean E. Barnes 50—1 11— .lolSortie 126 A. C Schwartz C. Rummer B—l 12— Sun Fire 126 R. T. Wilson L. Schaeffer 20—1 13— Distraction 126 Wheatley Stab'.es D. McAuliffe s—l 14— Don Q 126 Sagamore Stable P. Walls 30—1 15— Typhoon 126 Kenton Farms Stable J. Smith 12—1 16— Vito 126 A. H. Cosden B—l 17— Bobashela 126 Audlev Farms H. Fisher 10—1 18 — taiKnapsack 126 Salubria Stable S. O'Donnell B—l 19— IclPenalo 126 L. Waterburv Weiner B—l 20— (b)Honker 126 H. P. Whitney Catrone 3—l 21— .Petee Wrack 126 A. R. Comber M. Garner 20—1 CalSalubria Stable entry. (b)H. P. Whitney entry. (c)A. H. Cosden-Schwartz-Waterbury entry. Weather, clear: track good.

Fights and Fighters

MONTREAL, Que. —Leo i Kid i Leroy, featherweight champion of Canada, won from Vic Foley, Vancouver, on a foul, sixth round. BRADFORD, Pa.—Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo light heavyweight, knocked out Stanley Smith, Sanduskv, Ohio, second round. FT. WAYNE —AJ Deßose, Indianapolis, knocked out Jackie Williams, Pontiac, in the third round. CINCINNATI—BiIIy Angelo. Philadelphia won on points from Tony La Rose. Cincinnati, ten rounds. They are welters. Jimmy Harris. Cincv featherweight, won by technical k. o. Irom Harry Chapman, Terre Haute, second round. TOLEDO—Chuck Feldman, local featherweight. won decision in twelve rounds from Patsy Runalo. New York. Ted Maranda. Grand Rapids. outpointed Harold Knopp. Toledo, eight rounds. Sammy Lupica, Toledo, and Chuck Curtis. Detroit, draw, six rounds. MONTREAL—Larry Gains. Canadian heavyweight champion, has been matched to battle Jack Sharkey. Boston, in this city May 23. MULDOON INJURED Vji United Press WHITE PLAINS, N. Y„ May 10.— William Muldoon, member of the New York boxing commission, was slightly injured when he fell down the stairway leading from the New York Central station here.

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BELLE VIEU PROGRAM Preparations Complete for Fistic Show Friday Night. Preparations for the Belle Vieu A. A. boxing show at the Belle Vieu Club, 2113 W. Michigan St., Friday night, are complete. Lou Spencer will meet Jack Sanders in the sixround main event. Other bouts: Kid Slemte vs. Kid Brady, four rounds. Leonard Green vs. Paul Allen four rounds. Roy Finchem vs. Young Dempsey, four rounds. Kenneth Seib vs. Kid Maloy. four rounds Women with escorts will be admitted free to the scraps. Still Playing! Manual June seniors defeated the January seniors in basketball at the Manual gym Wednesday, 37 to 18. Burris, Albrecht and Maupin played best for the winners while Cedarholm and Reiswerg starred for the January quintet.

SKATE RINK REOPENS Douglas Park Roller Floor to Start Season Saturday. The Douglas Park skating rink will reopen Saturday under new management. Special beginners’ sessions will be held every Monday afternoon and night and Saturday afternoons. J. P. Aton, former holder of State records for the 2,3 and 5-mile distances, will be the manager of the rink. SOCCER TEAM LEAVES pjf United Press NEW YORK. May 10.—The United States Olympic soccer team will leave today for Europe on the steamship Degrasse. There will be sixteen players, a manager and a coach. JAPANESE LOSE AGAIN Pi) United Press CHAMPAIGN, 111., May 10.— Illinois’ baseball team defeated Keio University of Tokio, Japan, 2 to 1, here Wednesday, for the second consecutive time. The Japanese got only three hits.

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Atherton Does Well Against Izzy Schwartz Happy Atherton, Indianapolis flyweight, lost on points to Izzy Schwartz, New York, in a ten-round scrap at Ft. Wayne Wednesday night, but the Hoosier boxer was credited with making a great fight. Atherton was best in the early rounds and Schwartz was forced to step at a swift pace in the closing sessions to assure himself pf gaiigng the verdict. Schwartz is the New York boxing commission’s flyweight champion. He uncorked a strong two-handed attack in Ft. Wayne. Atherton will meet Joey Rychell, Chicago, in the* six-round main go at the Pennsy gym in Indianapolis, Monday night. The arena is located at State Ave., and William St. Other Monday bouts: Tracey Cox. Indianapolis, vs. Kid Ritchie. Cincinnati, six rounds at 123 pounds. Georye Smith. Indianapolis, vs. Joe Harding, Kokomo, six rounds at 145 pounds. Cherokee Kid. Tulsa, vs. Frankie Clark. Indianapolis, six rounds at 122 pounds. Frank Gerki vs. Sylvester O'Brien, four rounds at 120 pounds. . Stup Jenkins vs. Billy Smith, four rounds at 105 pounds. A battle royal, also Is carded. First bout at 8:30. In Roller Race A two-mile roller speed skate race will be held at the Dixieland rink, 3500 Madison Ave., Saturday night between Bob Wuensch and Harry Weschsler. The winner will challenge Bon Munroe, the State champ. MOTION PICTURES

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APOLLO The Hilarious Vitaphone Comedy Hit “HAM AND EGGS AT THE FRONT” With Tom Wilson, Hoinie Conklin and Myrna Loy VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE Movietone News Extra—Movietone Special See and hear Frank Lockhart In his Stutas lllack Hawk race car just before he met his tragic death in a daring endeavor to smash the world’s speed record.

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Through a misunderstanding In booking the Lincoln Highways are without a game for May 20. Elwood. Connersville, Dunkirk and Farmland take notice. Write Gus Fleming. 2129 Massachusetts Ave.. or call Cherry 6774. Rural Red Sox will play the Nickel Plate Railroad club Sunday at Frankfort. Red Sox have May 27. June 17 and 24 open and desire games with Rushville, Hope. Connersville, Shelbyvllle, Bloomington, Danville and others. Write William C Pake, 1503 E. Nineteenth St., or call Cherry 2077. Silver Flash baseball club will meet at 225 E. Washington St.. Friday night and will play at Spencer Sunday and at Peru May 20. For games address W. T. Day, 6316 Ferguson St., or call Humboldt 2825. Indianapolis Castings will drill Friday evening at the Link Belt Field and will play at Mars Hill Sunday. Indianapolis Y. M. S. has one of the fastest teams In the city this year and would like to schedule games with the strongest city and Sttae teams only. May 20 the Y. M. S. will meet the Keystones at the Green House park. For games call Drexel 3848-M or write Arthur Beck, 606 Terrace Ave. Irvington Merchants hold a park permit for next Sunday and would like to hear from a fast local team. Call the manager at Irvington 3444. Indianapolis Triangles Journey to Kokomo Sunday to* meet the fast Haynes Stellite Club. Both clubs have been setting a fast pace in semi-pro ranks and a close contest Is expected. Triangles will practice this evening at Garfield Park. Triangles have open dates In June and July and desire to hear from the fastest of State teams. Write H. E. Beplay, 16 E. Orange St., or call Drexel 6664. Shanklin Club will practice Friday eve-

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ning at Rhodius Park and on Sunday at 3 will play the Cubs at Rhodius No. 2. Riverside A. A.s won their third game of the season Sunday by downing the Thirty-Fourth St. Giants, 6 to 3. Next Sunday the A. A.s will play the Printers at Riverside at 3 p. m. A meeting will be held Friday night at the home of Shaefer and all players are urged to attend. The manager of the St. Philips Is asked to call Harrison 444-W and ask for Smitty in regards to a game Sunday, May 20. The Lourdes A. A. defeated the A. C. S. Sunday at Willard Park. For games call John Ryan, Irvington 3465. Sheridan A. C.s and Laurels please note. Dickerson's A. B. C.s will cross bats with the Randolph County Greys Sunday at Farmland. May 20 still Is an open date on the A. B C.s schedule and fast State teams are requested to write Edward Dickerson at 2536 Indianapolis Ave., or call Talbott 4682. Indianapolis A. B. C.s will open their season at Elwood Sunday. The regular weekly meeting will be held tonight at 1419 N. Senate Ave.. at 8 p. m. New uniforms will be issued. A.s desire to book games with fast State clubs. Address G. W. Key. 1419 N. Senate Ave., or call Main 6347. INJURED STAR HONORED By United Press NEW YORK, May 10— Alfred Lassman, captain-elect of the 1928 New York University football team, has been elected captain of the boxing squad. He is one of the few men in the school’s history to captain two teams the same year, and was elected, to both posts while a non-combatant, as he has been out of competition since last fall, when his leg was broken in a football game.

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of Ft. Wayne in a two-mile contest. At the two-mile distance. Beard has been defeating all comers in northern Indiana. Beard has had a long career as a speed skater and is said to know all the tricks of the game. COLLEGE BASEBALL WEDNESDAY 1 Wabash, 9; Valparaiso, 3. Illinois, 2; Keio, Japan. 1. Army, 7: Swarthmore, 3. Holy Cross, 8; Harvard. 5.