Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1929 — Page 31

MAY 24. 1929.

Records Threatened by Star Athletes in Big Ten Track Meet

CAMPUS COMMENT

EVANSTON, 111. May 24.—Three Hatred athletes are here to com--te In the annual Big Ten track

and field championships today and Saturday. This number represents one of the c 1 a s siest fields entered in the carnival in many seasons. Eleven of the 1928 champions are back again. Six of these, Simpson, Walter, Martin, Abbott. Rasmus and Ketz, should re-

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peat, as all have shown improverr.er* in their specialties. It looks like a battle between lowa and Illinois, the defending champs, :or team honors. The corn state leys should win on fourth and fifth place points. Most of the events will be close, nd there may be some big upsets, it judging from spring perform<nces, I have picked three men in "ich event to finish in the following order: iSO-Yard Dash- - First, Simpson of Ohio 'ror.r!. ToI?n of Michigan; third, ordon of Indian. '.'-Yard Dash -Firs! Simpson of Ohio * '•cor.'*. Tc’.an of Michigan, third. - -renson of lowa. <4O-Ysrd Run—First. Walter of North-•.-♦•rn: -*cond. Baird of lone: third. Abramson of Indiana. Half-Mile Run—First. Martin of Purdue: ••cor.d Gist of Chicago, third, Orlovich nr White of lilinot.: ’•Tile !:\r- First. Martin of Purdue, second. Letts of Chicago; third. Moe of Wisconsin. Two-Mil* Run - First. Abbott of Illinois, •rend. Leas of Indiana, third. Clapham of Indiana. 1 and HI:;'-. Hurdler-First. Rogers of

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’ Illinois; second. Sentman of Illinois; third Ro*kaway of Ohio Stat* 220-Yard Low Hurdles - First. Tarbill of Michigan; second, Carr of Illinois; third, Sentman of Illinois. Pole Vault —Fust, Otterness of Minnesota; second. Warne of Northwestern; third. Canbv of lowa. H:gh Jump—First. Gordon of Iowa: second. Frey of Chicago: third. H'.U of Illinois. Shot Put—lst Gordan of Iowa; second, Frey of Chicago; third. Weaver of Chicago Discus Throw—First, Rasmus of Ohio gtat*, second, Thorward of Iowa; third. Backus of Wisconsin. Hammer Throw—First. Ketz of Michigan. second, Olhelyl of Ohio State; third. Thorward of lowa. Javelin Throw—First. Rinehart of Indiana; second. Brown of Northwestern; third. Sindelar of Purdue. Broad Jump—First. Gordan of Iowa: second. Simon of Illinois; third. Chapman of Michigan. Relay—First, Iowa; second, Chicago; third. Northwestern. 'Copyright. 1929. by The Times) SPRUDEL NINE COMING The Lincoln Highways are expecting strong opposition in the West Baden Sprudels who come to Washington park Sunday for a double header. The Sprudels are reputed to be the best club turned out at the Springs since the late C. I. Taylor had the team. The Highways are practicing daily and hope to take both games. CATHEDRAL COPS FRAY With O'Brien allowing but four hits. Cathedral defeated Crjspus Attucks in a seven-inning return game Thursday at Riverside,' 6 to 3. The Irish collected seven hits off Thompson. Attucks hurler. Cathedral was charged with nine errors, Crispus Attucks with eight.

Preliminaries in 11 Events on Program at Northwestern Field. SIMPSON APPEARS STAR Illinois, lowa and Michigan Team Favorites. By T nitr4 Prt EVANSTON, 111., May 24.—Record breaking performances and a close fight for team honors were expected today as approximately 325 athletes. j comprising the greatest collection of j stars in the history of the event. ’ prepared to start the annual Big Ten track and field meet on North- j western university's field. Preliminaries *n eleven of the sixteen events were to be held this afternoon ana finals Saturday. Three teams, Illinois, Michigan and lowa, were regarded as favorites, and four others. Chicago, Ohio State, Indiana and Wisconsin, were conceded a fighting chance for team honors. Eleven defending champions were among the entries and it was looked upon as a certainty that several records will be broken if good weather prevails. The returning champions are George Simpson, 100 and 220-yard dashes; Rut Walter, quarter mile; Hal W T hite, half mile; Orval Martin, mile; Dave Abbott, two mile; Pete Rasmus, discus; Wilmer Rinehart, javelin; Wilford Ketz, hammer; Robert Carr and S. S. Frey, high jump, and Frank Simon, broad jump, George Simpson, the great Ohio sprinter, who turned in performances of 9.5 and 9.6 seconds in the hundred on successive Saturdays this year, was regarded as almost a certain record breaker on a fast track.

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Shires Is Ready to Rejoin Sox By United Pr^ss CHICAGO, May 24.—Art Shires, the ‘'bad boy” youngster of the Chicago White Sox, who left the team recently after engaging in a fist fight with Manager Lena Black - burne, was reported ready today to rejoin the club. Shires talked with both Blackburne and Secretary Harry Grabiner Thursday and was said to have expressed a desire to “forget things.”

Seven Fistic Scraps at Tabernacle May 29

Babe Peleco, New York,, and Ed Hammond, Louisville, will meet over ten rounds to top the Cadle tabernacle boxing show Wednesday night, May 29. Jimmie McLemore is the promoter. Seven scraps are to be staged. The semi-windup of six rounds will see Kid Gipson meeting Stanley (Kid) Ketchel, each 142 pounds. Frankie Jones and Billy Bowers, each Indianapolis, meet over four rounds. . One of the prelims will be a Negro bout, Buddy Boy Swanigan tackling Kid Williams. BREAKS SWIM RECORD Bu United, Press CHICAGO, May 24.—Mary Lou Kuinn, Chicago’s youngest water star, clipped more than 33 seconds from the 500-yard Central A. A. U. record Thursday night when she won that event in 7:7 2-5.

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Baseball Calendar Games Today— Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. Kansas qty j; -2^ Minneapolis •> •**“ St. Paul J; Ig Milwaukee ... 12 I s -*22 Toledo j? 19 .08^ Louisville I* 19 -36< Columbus 1- '-1 -861 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. ! W. L. Pet. St. Louis. 20 1C .667 Boston.. 14 15 .483 Chicago. 19 10 .655 New York 11 16 .407 Pittsbgh . 16 12 .571 Cincin... 11 19 .36, Phila 13 13 .500 Brkiyr. 10 19 .345 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet.! W. L. Pet. phila 22 8 733 Clevel.... 15 16 .484 St. Louis. 20 12 .'625 Chicago.. 12 20 .37a I New Yk. 17 11 .607: Wash.... 10 19 .345 Detroit.. 19 15 .559.805t0n... 8 22 .267 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City at St. Paul Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Indianapolis at Toledo. Louisville at Columbus. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Chicago at st. Louis. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Boston. Washington at Philadelphia. Detroit at Chicago. St. Louis at Cleveland. Results Yesterday AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 000 011 332 —10 16 3 Columbus 220 030 14x—12 19 4 Welzer. Williams. Maple and Thompson: Wykoff, Harris. Jablonowski and Devine. 1 Milwaukee 000 000 000— 0 7 2 Minneapolis 600 700 Olx—l4 18 0 Eddleiuan. Temple, Mclntyre, Fons and McMenemv; Benton and Kenna. Kansas Citv 020 100 101— 512 2 St. Paul 100 000 000— 4 8 2 Fette. Murray and Peters; Hopkins and Tesmer.

' AMERICAN LEAGUE " 1 First Game 1 Washington 620 000 000— 811 1 Philadelphia 000 810 OOx— 9 12 0 Hadlev Burke. Hopkins. Campbell and Tate. Ruel; Earnshaw. Orwoll, Shores. Ehmke and Cochrane. Perkins. iSecond Garnet Washington 020 130 oil— 813 0 Philadelphia 013 120 02x- 9 13 0 Brown, Campbell. Marberry and Ruel; Walberg and Cochrane. New York 000 011 023 712 5 Boston 000 000 321 6 9 0 Pipgras, Heimach. Moore and Dickey. Grabowski: M. Gaston. Morris, Durham and Heving. (First Game: Twelve Innings! St. Louis 000 001 010 0Q2 — 414 2 Cleveland 000 001 010 003— 514 0 Stewart. Ogden and Ferrell, Schang; Shaute, Miljus and Hartley. (Second Garnet St. Louis 014 200 000— 7 13 2 Cleveland .. 000 100 004— 5 8 1 BSaeholder. Coffman and Schang; Ferrell. Holloway, Harder and Myatt. Detroit at Chicago, postponed; rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 110 000 010— § 7 1 Pittsburgh 000 020 22x— 610 0 Rixev. Kemner. May and Gooch: Grimes and Hargreaves. Boston ........... 000 200 002— 484 New York 100 030 07x—11 17 1 R, Smith. Hearn and Spohrer; Hubbell and O'Farrell. „ Chicago 000 110 100— 311 1 St. Louis 200 011 02x— 6 9 0 Blake. Bush. Nehf and Gonzales; Mitchell and Wilson. Philadelphia and Brooklyn not scheduled Thursday. BIG TEN POLO ■Bit United Press COLUMBUS. 0., May 24.—Chicago and Ohio state Saturday will engage in the first pony polo game ever played in the Big Ten.

Four Battles on Wrestling Card Dick Routt and Chief War Eagle have been matched as an added attraction to the wrestling card Monday night at Cadle tabernacle. They will meet in a time limit bout. Four bouts are to be offered on the bill. In the top match. Jack Reynolds, popular welter, takes on Johnny Carlin in a no time limit struggle. Reynolds has gone undefeated here this season. Bobby I Chick and Charlie Swain meet in the semi-windup. A prelim is to be added which will start at 8:30. BRITISH BOXER WINS Jack Berg, Lightweight Contender. Outpoints Bruce Flowers. Bn United Press NEW YORK, May 24 —Jack (Kid> Berg. English lightweight, today stood among the leading 135-pound contenders as a result of his second victory within two weeks over Bruce Flowers. New Rochelle (N. Yd Negro, before 11.000 persons Thursday night in Madison Square Garden. Berg won eight rounds and Flowers two. Pete Meyers, San Francisco, 156 4, and Tony Vaccarelli, New York. 1501s, fought a ten-round draw. KAPLAN IN CHICAGO Bit United Press CHICAGO. May 24.—Kid Kaplan, former featherweight champion was to arrive here today to conclude training for his non-title bout with Sammy Mandell, lightweight champion, May 28.

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BASS BEATS SMITH PITTSBURGH. May 24.—Benny Bass, featherweight title contender, Philadelphia, outpointed Steve Smith in ten rounds Thursday. Larry Brignolia. 146. Erie, outpointed Johnny Demarco of Philadelphia, 144.

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