Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1935 — Page 11

MAY 4, 1035

I)e Pauw Honors 2 Athletic Heroes B'l Ui, f. and prrts GREENCASTLE. Ind, May 4 Robert Friblcv. Ft. Wayne, and Robert Lee. South Bend, De Pauw University athletes, v.ere honored at senior recognition chapel services here. Fribley. president of the senior class, was awarded the Guy M. Walker cup for contributing most to the fame of De Pauw University. He was the leading scorer in '.he Indiana Intercollegiate Conference last football season and holds the state college half-mile record on the track. Lee was presented with the Sigma Delta Chi award in recognition of his leadership in scholarship and athletic:. He is an outstanding hurdler and has been a member of the Tiger basketball teams for the last two seasons.

Race Entries Today

AT CHIIiCIJILL DOWNS. nm Race iM; claiming: 3-vrar-olds 5, nf i ’JP- mx tur nnß&i—uSDPfd Girl, 105; ennet . P'lliem' 115; Princess A 0., ’lO. o'.iie 1 12'.: xNr ' .in? 13. Patulrsniii. 110. H.acx VI 100. Bov. 116. Nasslvn. -.ccond Ri't UfOO: The Daniel Boone; er.r-oifi ma.deiv lour and one-hall lur- • as* bK.iitn. :i. Johnnv ca> lifi Anh older, 11* B’.iaark. 116; jus* Prank Ilk; Jock s Ii ias-. 113. ..Dulcimer, 1(3, Ant. 116; aMr Rck lit: Doran. 116. Ben Joli. ’l6 R ile or Rum. 116: bPatt; 113 Hitimb Down. 116; Scbaie. 113; <lrav Jark. 116; Midlands. 113: Umbricre 116. Pipes pat. 116 Chr.sostle. 116. * ibi—Penvilla Farm entry. Third Race {koo. claiming; 3-vear-olds and up; nx furlongs Gunwale. 108; xPeggv Lehmann. 108; Hecia. liti. xAlbert D IxMnrie Jr., i luS Bartrrmz Kavlift: Ribio. 116 enter-: , 103. Backlog, lit. xßidge iior. Ill: xHomer L.. 111. Fourth Race i$800; allowances; 2-vear-f ds. four and one-l.alf furlongsi—Cold S team. 113 P.-ter Pumpkin, 111, Liz F. 113. Jen v it 1 *:6: xßlack Hiehnrow 111. I insforcl. 108; Bushmaster. 113. Kingsbury. 111. Filth Race <61000: Old Kentucky Home Hand:'an 5- ear-old: and ur. ,-ix and oi • .all furlongs i Vitamin B. 109; v. hr-re an av. 102 First Entry. 102: Open Ik rt ins: Beaver Dam. 106. -lank Macla... n 103. Sixth Rare ($40,000 added; The Kn---?u kv Derby: 3- .ear-olds, cne and onef"urth miles:—Si Il rnard. 26; Whopper, ..‘6, I "man Soldier. 126: ia'Calumet Dick. 126. McCarthy, 126; Sun Fatrplay, 126, Bluebeard. 126; Psychic Fid. 126. W 1 k "> 126. a 'Nellie Flag. 121: Omaha, 126 Morpluck. 126; Boxth >rr.. 126; Blackr.irdcr. 126. Color Bearer. '.26. Weston. 126: Plat Eye. 126; Chance' iew. 126, Today. ■126. Prince Splendo-, lafi. Commonwealth. 126: Tutticurio 126. (a(Calumet Farm entry. Seventh Race isßoo. claiming; 3-year-t>lds and up one and one-sixteenth milesi —Oswego Prince 110; Uncle Less, 113; x.Star Bud. 110; xChance Flight, HO; Glittering. 107: xJessie Dear. 103; Old Lady. 108. High Diver. 113. Eighth Pace isf.oo, claiming; 3-vear-olds and un. or.<- and one-eighth miles' xSalut d’Amour, 103: xPnedroQue. 110; Smooth. 113 xßest Maid. 103. xlmpel. 108: Alma C.. 103. Hacgcrson. 113. Brass Buttons. 108 Semester. 113. Ninth Race 'substitute: $700: claiming; 3-’ear-olds ano un; six furlongst jiialnt. 105 xAunt Myrtle. 93: Mukluk. 105: Left Wine. 106 Cuvuea. 113: Pc rude Step. jl3. Screen its La iv Laura. 100 xDiane S.. 93 xGi.iic 103: xHour Zev. 108: Jazz Age. 113 1 i :13 El Bt:id;do. 105 \M.ih Oran-. 05- Secret Trvst. 113. x Apnrentic • allowance claimed. Weather. clear: trark. sloppy. Horses listed m order nt post positions. First race. 1 n. m.. Central Standard Time. AT PIMLICO First Race iSPOO; 2-vear-olds; four and one-I ill furlongs a • Parade Girl. 116; Browbeaten. 112. Princess Alice. 112; K-T\vo. 112, 1 I llda 112; Gay Minetta. 112. ' aiSpringiork, 112: Glowing Coal, 112. Beth Bui. 116; Deflate 116. ia'A. G. Vanderbilt entry. Second Race $1000; handicap: steeplechase. 4-\ ear-old: and up two miles' -- Luekite. 132, Silverskm. 151: Geoige Jcssel. 138, taiOut Os Town. 135; Night Retreat 148. Brad. 135 t a'Zermatt, 136. Daniel Soot. 134 Trakwood, 147. ta'W. Simpson Jr entry. Third Race is9oo; claiming: 3-vear-olds and up; six furlonesi—Altusnuba. 115; Saxova 100; xLampoon 110. Scotty Don, 115. Rancliero. 107: Hot Griddle, 105; Meridian Queen. 110: Kremcmtz. 108. xCiear Knight. 110: Sister Vinie. 100; (B'Dark Law. 115; xSuppv. 108; ic'Orthoprisnr. 107 Dixie Prince--. 105; X'C'Small Change. 110. xLadvsman. 110: la'Vee Eight. 107. xStrogan. 105 • a Miss B Bowman and G S Harrison Jr entry. iciMrs. M. N. Bond and B Bond entry. Fourth Race 'S9OO: The Old Liner: 2-vear-oids; four r.nd one-half furlorißsi Mr Quick 110. i,i 'Speed 115; Mersan 107 Deliberate. 115 Closing Time. 110. Ceaseless. 110; ia i Winter Sport. 115: Grand Kniglit. 110 ia>A. G. Vanderbilt entry. Fifth R ,CC <s9oo; The Magug’ i: claiming 3-vcar-olds and up; six ;urlongs X- nSpixi. 103 Acautaw. US. xia Hich Torque 108. xPost.-cript. 109: 'Ctßeliever. 113 \ Desert Call. 111. .Motley. 106: <c'Orifice 109. Sparkv. 101; xßougn rartv. 96; xAc.olade. ill; Candescent. i7 taiJ U. Grafton entry iciWiiliam Eier entry Six'h Race i$5000: added; Tiie Dixie Handicap: 3-vear-olds and up: one and one-sixteenth miles'— x\Var Glorv. 117; Howard 113 Head Plav. 120: Dark Hope. 110. Collateral 109; Stand Pat 118; Evere. Id 116 Dark Winter. 103 Indian News 95. Oniv One 108. Silent Shot. 109. Seventh Race i$ 3 (K!: the Hobkirks Hill; claiming; 3-rear-olris and up: mile and ,-eien’v varrisi—Bunt mo. 113. xSundrops. 93 xStepbrother. 108. \Line of Fire ill: Boscooel. 108. xßarcelona Pete. 108 Atrw a\. 113: Onlv Fooim. 103. Idle Flirt. Ill; Lillian Z. 106. Eighth Race < $900; claiming; the Joppa 3-vear-olds and up: mile and sevens \ arris' xGav Fartv. 1C8: xTulevries. 103. xlrish Vote. 108 Pcncader. 116: xMcDor.ald H . 108 xßrtr.v Deep. 108: Repeal. 116. Brich.t B rri. 116 xLast Romance. 103 Sun Clothing 106. xApprentice allowance claimed. AT AVRORA First Race '5580; claiming; 3-year-olds and up. live and one-half furlongs' Reulrss. 116 XE.’.S.V Bid. 103: Eime Nielsen 11; Ultimate Vote. 113 Forceful. 116: \Y. ill. Shir’.ev B. 11l xShoteur. ill Teni’.vwood. Ill: xßed Wick. 102: Magna Mata. 109. Second Race $500: claiming: 3-vear-olds and up: s \ furlonesi—xMv lone. 105. Dark Thoughts. 106: Stop Gap. 115: \E! Call'll. 110 Donnv Johnnv. 115: All Bavs. 106 xPretrv Susan. 86. Ltrckv Pal. 115; Ad Astra. 101: Light Nun* 110. Third Race issoo: claiming 3-vear-olds and up; 6 furlong-' xTufinuf. 110 xTemple Dancer. 105: WVstvs Twinkle. 110: Doc Conner. 115: sNannv D 105: Jimmy N 106 Little Jar. 115 Hasola. 110. Best Buck. 106; Don Pablo. 115. xHaniilton. 110: Fourth Race i$W. claiming; 3-vear-olds-Vi furlcr.g'i—Levi Cooke 111: Catherine T. 100. Miss Delba. 105: Talvores, 105; xßunty Ann. 103. xSilver Blue. 106. Fifth Race 'ssoo: claiming; 3-vear-olds and up six furlongs l —Corida. 109; xS:x B Is. 109. xLittie Duk.- 99: xMayrecn. 104 Shady Gff!. 109: Tadcas'er. 114. Very Well, 109. Royal Purchase. 109. Sixth Race 'ssoo: claiming: The Four Roses. 3-vcar-olds and up; five and oneh.lf furlongs -, \Shoo' 100. xSweep M'th. 55 Charlie Dhwn. 103: xMrrrv Caroline 100 Kurdair. 103; Drombo. 108. Seventh Race issoo: claiming; 4-year-c.ds ar.,l up; m.ie find 70 vardsi—Dr. L:u;s Hamman 113: Jack Biener. 113; 'Lord Dear.. 108; Den ru. 103 xßright Melody. 103. Jack Murphy. 113. Eighth Race $500; claiming: 4-vear-o!ds and up mhe and 70 vardsi—xCabotm. 105 xTransf.x. 104: xGo Fetch. 105: xDonate. 105: xShownan. 109: xSizzling. 100; xPartles. 104; Sweet Gal. 109: xHvklas. ICS xDon Tasker. 105. Cotton Time. 105: xl sostasv. 109 x Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather, raining: track, muddy.

SOFTBALL NOTES

Em-Roe Sunday Softball League opens Its mson tomorrow with the Boys Club and Broadmoor teams meet! ;g at the Broadmoor Country Club Garden Cttv and Rosner Pharmacy p! ying at Brookside No* 2 arc 38th and Collet-, Merchants facing the Barrett Coal at Riverside No. 1 Lew Mur.t r of me Broaonor club is president of the loop Dick Robert of the Rosner team is vice president and Harold McDaniel* of Em-Roes is secretary. Kir.gan Caaners desire a game for this moreine to be played at Riverside No. 2. The Canners hold a season permit for that diamond and desire games for future dates Call Harold Richards Canning Dept., at Kmcan'a before 4 or Belmont 1393 and ask ior John Alter 8.

Former Fistic Champ Billed to Referee Feature Mat Go

Good-natured Jess Willard, the cowboy fighter who knocked out Jack Johnson, the Negro star, to pain the world's heavyweight fistic crown in 1915, will be at the Armory Tuesday night to referee a wrestling match that brings tovether two of the tallest matmen in the game. Willard made a lot of money in boxing and invested a goodly sum in oil lands. He dropped plenty of dough into oil wells that failed to putt. The depression caught up with him and he saw some big real estate ventures in California cra.h. He had to start all over again. ‘ But you can tell them I’m not jumping out of any windows,” Willard said in a letter to Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules A. C. The main go grappling clash that Jess will officiate at the Armory Tuesday brings togt*her Roland <Strincbran> Kirsr.meyer 228. former Oklahoma A. and M. ace, and Fred (Highpockets) Grobmier, 205, the ‘lowa Cornstalk” Roland stands 6 feet 7 inches; Grobmier 6 feet 5 inches. Abe Coleman and George Zaharias have fallen before Grobmier, while Kirshmeyer has beaten Charlie Strack art 1 , holds a draw with Joe Savoldi. A “red hot” jemi-windup is promised when Otto Kuss, 2zo, battles Sol Stagel, 255, in what promises to be Kuss’ toughest bout. NORTH CENTRAL GOLF. NET MEETS CANCELED ii>j / inn f. * Seed'll MARION, Ind., May 4—The North Central High School Conference golf and tennis meets ■scheduled here today were called off due to wet links and courts. The conference track and field meet will be held, however, officials announced.

Race Selections

NOONE’S SELECTIONS FOR TODAY Day’s Best—Winter Sport. Best Longshot—Vee Eight. Best Parlay—Rough Party and Tuffy G.

Baseball a a a Independent, Amateur, League and Semi-Pro News and Notes.

The management of Schrff’s Grocery wish to announce that the team listed in rhe Center Circle League as Quality .'irvice Ftores is their aggregation. The cam mrot the Hoosier Cabs tomorrow at Brookside No 2 and all players are requested to be at 1412 VV. 2bth-st at 12:3U. Courthouse players without transportation to the team's game at Ft Harrison this afternoon are requested to be at the Deiaware-st entrance of the Courthouse at 12:30. William Murray has been elected captain of the j. H. Taylor Transfers, who open tomorrow at Rr.erside No. 8 with the t cnn-Joe Athletics iurnismng tne opposition. Hayers will leave the manager's at 1:30. Games are wanted. Kr.ms. town Merchants and Cambridge Merchants tube notice. Address H. L. Wincel. 1110 S Easi-C Rose Tire will meet the East End Dairies at Ellenbergcr this afternoon at 3 Piercefieid ana Brown take notice. The team was idle last Saturday because ul wet ground. Oak Hill Merchants play at Castleton tomorrow Gar.cs arc wanted and managers ol fast aggregations are requested to write Fir-j Sanocr. 2053 Keystone-av. Beanblrssom A. C.. runnersup of last year's Municipal League, opened last Sunday w.h a victory over the. Junior Order if Mechanics. The team p.ays Brinks Express at Rnodius tomorrow. A game is wanted for Memorial Day. Write Ralph l'avis. 917 Division-st. Due to cancellation. Himes Barbers are not booked for tomorrow, and any team uesiring a game is requested to call Belmont 1986 and asl. for Himes Indianapolis Turners plav Ben Davis Grays at Mickleyvill; tomorrow at 2:30. Davis. Dav. Dickey. Gallowav, Wilson. McClellan. Carrol. Hendv-son and others desiring tryouts arc requested to report at 130 For games with the Turners write Jesse Lewis. IBi3 jW Vermont-st. Fast Ends Cubs have reorganized and <:■ sire games with state teams. Write Hich.iid Bracking. 420 N. Grant-av or call Irvington 6146 and ask for Richard. At Beech Grove tomorrow the Beech Grove Reds tangle with the Cooks Goldblume m a Municipal League game Gatti or Griffin will be on the mound for the Reds, with the slugging catche:, Ben Lady, behind the bat. With Jimmy Williams as their new pilot the Penn-Joe Athletics have revised their iir.cup and expect to make a much better showing in their game tomorrow with the J H ravlors. than thev did against the Cumberland club last Sundav. Tne conflict heduled for Riverside No 6 at 3. The A- prectice Sundav morning at Riverside No. 6. Bonnet Coal plays at Glenns Valiev tomorrow and ali players are requested to c at 130 E. Morris-st at 12:30. Maccabees play the Washington Tigers tomorrow. The game is scheduled for the M.iccabee diamond. 3500 W. 16:h-st at 2.30. Washington players take notice Ydtn.e G. O P. team has access to a diamond tomorrow and would like to schedule a game. Call Belmont 3331 after 5 p. m. AT JAMAICA First Race '$800: conditions; 2-year-old m.uder.-, five furloncs; first division' Knowing. 115: Song Maker. 115; Pullman. 115; Masked Gal. 112; Deep Run. 115. aFra Diavolo 115; aSea Biscuit. 115; aßoval Fox. 115. a' —H. C. Phipps, Wheatley Stable and Beiatr Stud entry. Second Race $900; conditions: 2-vear-old mai,:<ns: five furlongs, second division 1 Over Yonder. 115. Microbe. 115. Pi ona. 112: Match Plav. 115: Sunanair. 115. Dark Wizard. 115; xFlving Falcon. 110. Third Race S900: claiming; 3-vear-olds and up: six furlor.es>— Happv Knot, 109: Mountain Elk. 110; Fortification, 113: Grannys Trace. 114: xVolta Maid. 110; M-tsson. 103. Ladv Higioss. 112, xßalios. 113. Four;:: Race '$5000; added: The Excelsior Handicap; 3-vear-olds ar.d up; one and one-six eenth miles I —King Saxon. 120. Watch Kim 112 Gav Monarch. 110: Okapi. 109. a Somebody. 108. Sailor Beware. 104: a'Coequel. 102 Esposa. 100, a Maemere Farm entry. Fifth Race $900: claiming; 3-year-olds ar.d up 1 1-6 Ellies > —x.Alladins Dream. IP 1 , \s\ar rteege. 112; Diseur, 117; xßve B\e Mary. 100. Major General. 115; Apprentice. 117. Sixth Race ($900: claiming: 3-vear-olds and up 1 : miles'—Pretty Soft. 95; Apprehensive. 110. Bethlehem Star. 108. x.Axentca. 110; Tuffv G., 115; xßnodesia. 110: Guidtr.g Light. 110 x—Apprentice allowance claimed. Horses not listed in order of post positions. H. S. AND COLLEGE FOES COMPETE AT HANOVER By t nitnt Prrss HANOVER. Ind.. May 4.—The annual track and field meet of the Southeastern Indiana High School Conference and a dual meet between aHnover and Indiana Central Col-1 Iges were scheduled heer today. Aurora, Batesville, Corydon, Lawrenceburg. Madison, North Madison, Salem. Scottsburg and Vevay were to compet in the high school event.

By Tom Noone (Copyright. 1935. bv United Press!

At Churchill Dozens — One Best—Otherwise 1. Otherwise, Prince Sulieman, Speed Girl 2. Bulwark, Bien Joli, Johnny Cake. 3. Rubio, Hecia, Backlog. 4. Cold Stream, Black Highbrow, Liz F. 5. Braver Dam, Hank McTavish, Whereaway. 6. Commonwealth, Nellie Flag, Today, Omaha. 7. Star Bud, Oswego Princess, Chance Flight. 8. Smooth, Haggerson, Peedeeque. 9. Cayuga, Gallic, El Bandido. At Pi ilico — One Best—Winter Sport 1. Flosida, Deflate, Parade Giri. 2. Silverskin, Teakwood, Night Retreat. 3. Vee Eight, Clear Knight, Orthoprism. 4. Winter Sport, Mr. Quick, Deliberate. 5. Rough Party, Accolade, Postscript. 6. Stand Pat, Dark Hope,, Head Play. 7. Idle Flirt, Lillian Z„ Line of Fire. 8. Bright Bird, Gay Partv, Peneader. At Jamaica — One Best—King Saxon 1. Royal Fox, Sea Biscuit, Masked Gal. 2. Flying Faison, Microbe, Pelerine. 3. Granny’s Trade, Balios, Volta Maid. 4. King Saxon, Somebody, Watch Him. 5. Apprentice, Bye Bye Mary, Aladdin's Dream. 6. Tuffy G„ Bethlehem Star, Pretty Soft. At Aurora — One Best—Tadcaster 1. Magna Mater, Forceful, Shirley B. 2. All Bays, Donny Johnny, Dark Thoughts. 3. Tufinuf, Hamilton, Hasola. 4. Levi Cooke, Miss Delba, Talvores. 5. Tadcaster, Very Well, Corrda. 6. Merry Caroline, Drombo, ShooL 7. Jack Murphy, Jack Biener, Dr. Louis Hamman. 8. Isostasy, Donatf, Parties. At Dallas — One Best—Lotofus. 1. Dustanna, Flaghorn, Splurge. 2. Flagbearer, Frisco, Claremont. 3. Lotofus, The Flankman. Plucky Jack. 4. Southard, Chips, Regis Play. 5. Hokuao, Rip Van Winkle, Indian Salute. 6. Black Peter, Gibby’s Choice, Kapena. 7. Kyso, Snorky, Gay Banner. 8. Renaissance, Odd Blue, Wise Eddie. 9. Altmark. Scotch Pepper. Col. Hatfield. 200 INVITED TO MARQUETTE By Times Special MILWAUKEE, May 4.—More than 200 American colleges and universities, including practically all of those in the Middle West, will receive invitations within the next week to participate in the tenth annual Central Intercollegiate outdoor track and field championships in the Marquette University stadium on Friday afternoon and night, June 7. ROSENBLOOM TRIUMPHS By United Press OAKLAND. Cal., May 4.—Maxie Rosenbloom, the dancing, frolicking former light heavyweight champion, punched out a decisive 10-round victory over Homer Brandies, former national amateur champion, in a main event here Thursday eight.

Jess Willard

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TDIE3 .

Weaver and Carr to Tangle on Mat Title Claimant Faces Rough Foe in Feature Bout. Buck Weaver of Terre Haute, claimant to the national junior light heavyweight championship, will meet Charlie Carr of Ft. Wayne in the main event on an all star mat show at Tomlinson Hall Monday night. Weaver defeated Carr, the former claimant, in a rough and tumble battle three month ago. Both are clever and aggressive grapplers and a similar struggle is expected when they hook up again. George Sauer of Glendale, Cal., will oppose Vern Clark of Seattle, Wash., in the semi-windup. Sauer is well rated as a light heavy. The opening tussle will return Doug Marcell to the Tomlinson arena to meet an opponent to be named.

Pin Gossip

BY BERNARD HARMON But four leagues were in action on local bowlings alleys last night, out from two of these loops came some of the best scoring exhibitions of the fast waning 1934-35 season. In the Washington loop, rolling its final season’s series, Berghoff Beers threatened the season team record when they turned in a 3244, while during the Fountain Square Recreation session, Paul Stemm pouted his third 700 count of the present campaign. And Bert Bruder of the Fountain loop, in taking the citywide runnerup honors collected his season's best total, a 682. With every member over the 600 mark, the Berghoff aggregation welded games of 1058, 1114 and 1072 to reach its huge total, which was but four pins short of the season’s best series, rolled recently by the Cook's Goldblume. Leo Ahearn paced the beer quintet with a 680 series on 227, 236 and 217; Clayton Riggsbee, pinch hitting for Lou Daugherty, assembled a 656; Dan Hanna connected for 637, Walt Heckman posted a 636 and Dan Abbott “dogged” the quintet with a 635. With this tremendous outburst of striking the team easily triumphed over the opposing Schmitt Insurance team in all three games of their series. A 591 by George Ley was the loscis’ best series. The Wooden Shoe Beers, striving to wind up the season in fourth position, struck a snag in the Ma-, rott Shoe team, which broke into a striking orgy for a 3044 total, and a two-game win. The Shoemen, with Bob Kelly and Charlie Mahoney at 623, Lorenz Wiesman at 622 and Harry Wheeler collecting 618 posted games of 999, 976 and 1069, dropipng the middle tilt when the Beer boys slapped out a 1065. Chauck Markey paced the losers with a 643. The Leonard Coals retained their fourth place position, when they posted a 1038 in their middle gar.* for their only win. Russ Miller provided the punch that halted the Wooden Shoe drive, when he totaled 604 in his three games. For the winning Cokes, Russ Buley, despite a 134 centerpiece, led the scoring with 570. With Bill Bowenu’s 652 and Rudy Boesnecker's 615, the Underwqod Transfers made a clean sweep of their series over the Hoosier Opticals, who had as their leading scorer, Herman Bohne, with 580. The winners had a 1008 middle game. No honor totals appeared in the Capitol Ice-Quaker Oil series, won by the former, 2 to 1. Larry Rudbeck with 587 featured for the win-* ners. while Chown’s 575 was best for the losers. The Indianapolis Paint & Color Cos. rolled wihtout opposition. Blue Devil Thinlies Take 3-Way Meet Shortridge High School trackmen amassed 57 1-5 points to win a triangular meet with Greenfield and Plainfield yesterday afternoon at the Blue Devils’ oval. The victory marked the fourth triumph of the season for the Blue Devils, who lost only to Tech in the city meet. Greenfield finished second with 441-5 points and Plainfield was third with 13 1-3. Jack Brown and Jim Simmons of Shortridge were outstanding performers of the meet. Brown won the high jump at 5 feet 4 inches, took the broad jump with a leap of 19 feet 5 inches and placed third in the shotput, which was won by Weber of Plainfield, who bettered the Shortridge field record with a heave of 46 feet. Simmons won the 100 and 440-yard dashes for the Blue Devils. Other winners: Pope (Gl 220-yard dash; Adler (St high and low hurdles: Fraser 'S' half-mile run; Thompson iGI mile run; Inman ISI and Ritchv 'GI tied in pole vault: Shortridge mile relay; Greenfield, half-mile relay. Ross Out to Reyain Lightweight Crown By United Brest NEW YORK, May 4.—Whether Barney Ross loses to Jimmy McLarnin May 28 or beats the” Vancouver Irishman for the world welter title will have no bearing on his immediate pugilistic future, for he is determined to try for his relinquished lightweight crown. The Chicago battler, titleless for the first time since 1933. and his managers, Art Winch and Sam Pian, yesterday conferred with Promoter Mike Jacobs relative to the McLarnin bout. Ross said he still could make the 135-pound division limit and would do so probably in September to meet the winner of the Lou AmbersTonv Canzoneri bout May 10 for the title. SOUTHERN INDIANA TRACK SQUADS VIE By United Prcts PETERSBURG, Ind.. May 4 —The seventh annual Southern Indiana invitational high school track and field meet was scheduled here today. Boomille, Bicknell. Bosse. Central and Reitz of Evansville; Dale, Odon, Bedford, Princeton, Vincennes, Rockport. Loogootee, French Lick, Mt. Vernon, Monroe City, Huntington, Bloomington, Petersburg, Washington. Frichton, Paoli, Mitchell and Plainville were invited to compete,

Coach Clark Names ‘Y* Diving Lineup Coach James Clark has announced the lineup for the Y. M, C. A. swimming team which will meet the Richmond “Y” here this afternocn. Bill Owens, Gaylord Hawkins, Bill Barkhaus and Martin Unversaw will comprise the 160-yard free style relay team. Bud and Emmett will swim the breast stroke, Paul Boyd and Brooks Powers the back stroke. Aino Alinger and Earl Smith the 220-yard free style, and George Cave, state junior champion, will compete in the diving event. The meet will start at 2:30. Thirty Techmen to Compete at Marion Tech High School will be represented in the North Central Conference athletic carnival at Marion today by 30 athletes. Twentytwo trackmen, four golfers and four tennis players will make the trip. Team members are: i Track—Staley, Stoshitch. Coovert, Crawford, Heistand. Hasseld, Spilier. Sweenev, Adkins. Jordan, Kavler. Williams. L. Brown. Durham, Lingenfelter. Bose, Carr, Weaver, F. Brown, Lyd&y, Kerberg and Meloy. Golf—Smith, Urquhart, Lesley and Montfort. Tennis—Von Burg, Shade, Linder and Bohne.

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J. S. Cruse, Inc. 32S X. I’enn. Union Title Cos. 155 K. Market E. Kirk McKinney Cos., Inc. 128 E. Market 81-lg. Allison Realty Cos. 140 N. Dilawa'e Hall-Hottel Cos.. Inc. 129 E. Market BM?. Fieber & Reilly 124 X. Delaware Waddy & Springer 159 E. Market A. J. Hueber & Cos. 144 X. Delaware Martin White R. R. 6, Box 23-B I. D. Poynierson Clermont. Ind. C. L. Seal 5533 Brook?ide Pky., S. Dr. L. E. Trueblood S3S Lemoke Bldg. E. F. Monn 641 X. Tibbs

ly goes with winning a dally double. The anonymous salesman he wouldn’t give his name because he was “A. “V. O L. from the office” —was the only person among 2500 race fans at the Aurora track Thursday who picked the day's lucky combination. He doubled Bluster B in the second race with Nelle Delight in the 1 third.

VITAL STATISTICS^ Births Boy* James and Mary Arnold. Co'.eaxan Hospital. Norris and Mary Ayers. Coleman Hospital. Arthur and Ltla Baugh. Coleman Hospital Clifford and Christine Ccx. Coleman Hospital. Robert and Frances Morgan. Coleman Hospital. Girls Arthur and Edith Copeland. Coiemon Hospval. Robert and Edtth Duffy. Coleman Hoapi’al. Clarence and Eva Headrick. Coleman Hospital. Clifford and Thelma Porter. Coleman Hospital. Wtlliam and Alice Rumler. Cc’.eman Hospital. John and Thelma Hays. 2201 Parker. Twins Ge'bert and Dorothy Cardin. Coleman Hospital, girls. Deaths Lewis Lavman. 79, of 1036 Westbrook, chronic endocarditis. Edna B Burke. 60. Central Indiana Hos pital. chronic myocarditis Louise A Sunday, 67. Methodist Hospital. arteriosclerosis. F: ar..; McWhorter. 52. of 1420 W. Market mvocarditis. Llovri Everett Thorn. 16. City Hospital, epidemic meningitis C arles Doctor, 15. City Hospital, epidemic meningitis. Irma J. Smith. 4 City Hospral. menincococcis meningitis. M rion D MUes. 44. of 3010 Central, pulmonarv tuberculosis. Ella Smith. 51. of 2038 Yandes. broncho pneumonia. Anna M. St rattan, 52. of 922 E 48th. lobar pneumonia James Edward Harman. 5. of 1004 Castle, sarcoma.

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