Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1931 — Page 11

MAY 7, 1931

BUTLER HOLDS EDGE IN TRACK CARNIVAL

De Pauw Is Contender Records Threatened in Little State Collegiate Meet Saturday. By Time* Special MUNCIE, Ind., May 7.—With one of the outstanding fields in recent years reported ready for action, track and field marks are expected to tumble when Hoosier collegiate stars open activities in the annual Little State meet here Saturday on the newly improved Ball State cinders. Butler, with a well-balanced squad of performers, is a heavy favorite for title honors. De Pauw, defending champion, and Ball State also are ranked high. Only two other complete squads, Earlham and State Normal, are entered, with Franklin, Indiana Central, Valparaiso, N. A. G. U., Manchester and other smaller schools sending star performers. Indiana, Purdue and Notre Dame are not invited. EVANS DENIES TRADE By United Preen CLEVELAND, May 7. Billy Evans, general manager of Cleveland Indians, said today there was “not the slightest chance” of trading first Eddie Morgan and outfielder Dick Porter to the St. Louis Browns for shortstop Ralph Kress. It was rumored the trade was held up because the Indians did not want to part with Porter, but had offered outfielder Bob Seeds and Morgan for Kress. NORIVIAN HELD TO DRAW By Time Special CHICAGO, May 7.—Edgar Norman, Norwegian light heavyweight, battled ten rounds to a draw with Buck Easterling of Wichita, Kansas, here Wednesday.

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Winning Is Their Habit

Left to Right—George Denny, Sam Simpson, Ralph Stonehouse and George Lance.

THIS bunch is usually up in the money in any golf tournament and the pro-amateur held at Highland last Monday was Just another occasion. George Lance, state amateur champion the past three years, teamed with Ralph Stonehouse, professional, and they finished with a best ball of 68. It took a best ball of 70, held by Jack Tuitte and Frank Kissell, amateurs, who were aided with a

Richmond Awarded Regional Legion Diamond Tournament

By Times Special RICHMOND, Ind., May 7.—Contracts were signed here today by the local Legion commander, Ed Brinker and Russell Cook, national Americanism commission director of the Legion, and Dale Miller, state junior baseball leader, to hold the national regional junior legion tournament in Richmond on Aug. 13 and 14. This regional will include the winning teams from Michigan, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Cincinnati was the regional winner last year. More than 350 junior teams in Indiana are preparing to take part

three-stroke handicap, to nose out Lance and Stonehouse by one stroke with 67. Denny and Simpson finished with 71 and found themselves- in a tie with Max Buell and Henry Simons, another pair of amateurs. In the playoff for third Simpson and Simons each got 4’s on the first hole, but on the second hole Max Buell slipped in a 4 that was good for the dough.

in the tournament this summer. The state winner will be determined by local, district, state, regional and state tournaments. Clinton was the Hoosier champ last season, the “Kelly Kids,” sponsored by the Clinton Post No. 120, representing Indiana in the regional tourney at Battle Creek, Mich. There is a possibility of ten or twelve teams being entered in the Wayne county local tourney this summer, and elaborate plans will be made for the holding of the national regional play here in August. The event will be sponsored by the Harry Ray Post No. 65.

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Preakness Rivals Set Equipoise and Twenty Grand Turn In Brilliant Trials. By United Press BALTIMORE, Md., May 7.—The Greentree stable’s Twenty Grand and Equipoise, C. V. Whitney’s hope for the Kentucky Derby title, probably will go to the post favorites when ttye $50,000 Pimlico Preakness is rim off here Saturday. Twenty Grand and Equipoise are almost sure to compete in the Preakness, the final feature race before the blue-ribbon event of the season—the Kentucky Derby. At present a field of at least nine and possibly a dozen, loom as certain starters in the Preakness. In addition to the two favorites, the field probably will include Surf Board, Mate, Ladder, Clock Tower, Aegis, Rip Van Winkle, Mad Career, Anchors Aweigh, Siskin and Soli Gills. The last named three will not compete if track conditions are not to their liking Twenty Grand has displayed super form in workouts here, and should the 3-year-old come through with victory he probably would become the betting favorite for the Derby. Thus far, Twenty Grand and Equipoise have shared favoritism in most recent future-book betting on the Kentucky classic. Both Twenty Grand and Equipoise turned in sensational performances in workouts Wednesday. Taking up 120 pounds, only six pounds less than the Preakness impost, Twenty Grand ran a mile and a quarter in 2:05 3-5. Equipoise covered the same distance in 2:07. GIROUX BEATS DAVIES By Times Special MONTREAL, May 7. Willie Davies, Charleroi (Pa.) flyweight, ' was outpointed by Art Giroux, Montreal, in ten rounds here Wednesday.

Domar, Fishbaugh Top Tomlinson Mat Bill

Two prominent welterweight wrestlers will clash in the feature event of next Monday’s mat program at Tomlinson hall, according to promoter Carl Singleton, with Leslie Fishbaugh, Newark (O.) shoe cobbler, opposing Jack Domar, rough Texan, for two out of three falls. In the semi-final, Leo Alexander, South Bend light-heavyweight, battles Jack McCarthy, Chicago giant, in a one fall finish match. Red Lindsey, New Orleans middleweight, will take on Charlie Carr, Savannah, Ga., youngster, in a onefall time-limit event, and one other bout is being arranged. Women will be admitted free to ringside seats.

Cleveland Stars Billed for Next A. B. C. Series

The Cleveland Stars nine, regular member of the Negro National League, will battle Jim Taylor’s A. B. C.s at Washington park in a four-game series, starting with a single tilt Saturday, followed by two conflicts Sunday and one on Monday. The As won three out of four in the series with the Chicago American Giants last week-end and thrilled a crowd of 2,200 at the Sabbath double-header. THINLY STARS BATTLE Track stars from Cathedral, Broad Ripple and Beech Grove clashed in. a triangular event at Butler oval today. Cathedral performers were reported in top shape for the engagement.

CINCINNATI $0:75 Round Trip SUNDAY, MAY 10 Leave Indianapolis 6:00 A. M. Returning Leave Cincinnati, Central Union Station, 10:00 P. 3VL, Eastern Time.

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Card Protest Against Cub Win Denied By United Press NEW YORK, May 7.— Appeal of the St. Louis Cardinals club to replay the game of April 19, won by the Chicago Cubs, 4 to 1, was denied by John A. Heydler, president of the National League, today. The appeal was based on a protest against an alleged misinterpretation of rules by Umpire Moran. It was held by the protesting club that the umpire had applied the ’•momentarily held” rule on a fly-ball catch made by outfielder Riggs Stephenson of the Cubs at an important period of the game. This rule had been suspended under ground rules adopted because of the overflow crowd. Heydler held that the decision was one involving solely the accuracy of the umpire’s judgment. IRISH NINE BUSY By Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., May 7. Notre Dame diamond pastimers are ready for heavy action, with Hosei university of Japan here today and Friday and Navy here Saturday. Wednesday’s scheduled game with Purdue was rained out.

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