Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1940 — Page 25

Tomer Is Ladies Day at

Grand Circuit Meeting; 3-Year-Old Trot Tops Card

17 Class Pace and Trot Also Are Scheduled for

Fimaje=sBiackstone,

Parshall Up, Wins.

$ ; By. LEO DAUGHERTY Momobiow | is Ladies Day for the finale of the Grand Cir- : cuits meeting at the Fair Grounds. They will be admitted through the gates without badge or ticket:

The three-event card is

topped by the Tranter for 3-

year-old trotters with: $1500: laying in waiting for a cut at

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the payoff window. Other races scheduled for tomorrow are the 17 class

each with substantial fields of

{top flight steeds that bid fair to produce contests up to the} standard of this week when].

f' | favorites and long shots alike

Harry Short . . . from Columbus, O., and a driver of leading performers.

Holcombs Face Negro Secos

‘ The Holcomb Pontiacs appear at the Softball Stadium tonight to face Goldsmith’s Negro Secos in the feature of a two-game exhibition. Gem Coal and, Stewart-Warner will play in the 7:15 preliminary.

The Bush-Feezle Civic League #chedule tonight at Stout Stadium: Y—Bridgeport A. C, vs. Tribal A C. 8:15~L. 8. Ayres vs. J, D. Adam 9: 30—Kingan A. A. vs. Continental Optical. CIVIC LEAGUE STANDINGS Ww. Le

“Pet. Kingan A. oo 4 4 1000 Tribal A. C. FR 74 A300 250 000

Bridgepo rt A. C. Continental Be pieal = The ‘Em-Roe Thursday Night League schedule for Zionsville:

% 15Riverside Park Buddies vs. ons.

ville : en i vs. Pure Oil. 9:30

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Illinois Street Merchants vs. Dee’s Jewelry.

Goldsmith's Negro Secos want night road games with strong state teams, Write Max G. Goldsmith, 535 S. Illinois St. or call LI-1612 until 5:30 p. m. and LI-2136 after 6 p. m, BASEBALL : Usher Funeral Home had a bolstered lineup today following the signing of Outfielder Tuck Martin and Pirst Baseman Bob Tegarden. The team will practice at 6 p. m. tomorrow at Grande Park.

College Tennis Meet Enters Fourth Round

CYNWYD, Pa, June 27 (U. P.).— Seeded favorites advanced to the fourth round with one exception today in the 56th annual Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament at the ~ Cynwyd Club, to where play was . shifted when the Merion Cricket Club courts were ruled unfit because of heavy rains. The lone upset came in the third round yesterday / when seventh seeded Bill Gillespie of the University of Miami was stopped by Seymour Greenberg, Northwestern Uni_versity’s National Public Parks champion, 6-1, 6-1. First seeded Don McNeill of Kenyon College," defeated Ed Kilgus, Penn, 6-3, 6-3.

Schedule Horse Show At Bass Lake {

Times Special BASS LAKE, Ind, June 27.—All for charity, the Gridley Dude Ranch will hold its annual horse show and rodeo, July 14, at the camp grounds on Bass Lake, A crowd of 1500 is expected. Proceeds will go to the American Red Cross War Relief Fund. All saddle clubs in Starke, Pulaski,

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have had their’ups and downs. After tomorrow’s final bell the horses will ship to Anderson for the opening of the Eastern Indiana Circuit. Toledo will be the next stop along the roaring Grand, then will follow the Ohio Short Ship meeting at the Canfield track on the outskirts of Youngstown.

Blackstone Wins $2400

More than 1500 adherents of the sport braved yesterday's threatening weather for the stellar card. Blackstone, a big brown stallion from Tarboro, N. C., romped home ahead in the Trotting Club’s stake for $2400 in yesterday’s feature. Dr. H. M. Parshall was at the reins and the victory was sweet for him. He beat Little Pat, driven by Charles Lacey, for the first time in nine starts against Charley.

Blackstone took the first heat in 2:03%, was a bad seventh in the second heat which went to The Widower, driven by William Fleming, but came back to take the third heat in the excellent time of 1:591%. Chief Counsel, Blackstone's full brother, driven by Recor, was a contender in all three heats.

Spud Hanover Wins First

Spud Hanover with Harry Pownall driving, copped the first event, the third division .trot with $2000 in straight heats. Basil Hanover, with Harry Short at the reins was second. The winner's time was 2:05% for the first heat and 2:061z for the second. The 24 trot was split between Peter Silk and Spencer, each coming home first in a heat.

The 24 pace honors were divided between Adam Volo and Lena, Cash. Today the Democrats go through the gate free and will not have to pay unless they take ra box or a reserved seat. The racing meet officials, who are disappointed with the size of the crowds, are looking for a good audience today. If Indianapolis doesn’t patronize

the meeting more, the horses may not return next year.

Bill Reed Wins The District

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a 73. He played in the same four= some with Reed, and this erroriess pall must have been contagious, for Henry Simons, another Highlander in the same party, showed up with a 6. Wedmore Smith was another who took the occasion to blossom out,

coupling 38 and 36 for a 74. That

also was the sum of Guy Davis Jr., a Ulen gentleman from Lebanon, who did his with a pair of 37's. All in all, the three-day safari was a pleasant outing. Clark Espie lugged the big Lennox trophy out yesterday morning, and Reed lugged it home last night. There’ll also be lots of merchandise, certificates which the boys can use to buy new shoes, gloves and adhesive tape or putters to replace Yhoss which went cold.

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By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent POMPTON LAKES, N. J., June 27.—He heard that mice frighten elephants. Accordingly, Ancil Hoffman— the mousey little man who serves as keeper for Maximilian Addlebrain Baer—is {trying to scare Tony Galento, punching pachyderm, into acting like a “poifect gentleman” in Tuesday night's screwball scrap at Jersey Cit,. Artful Ancil squeaks, “I'll stop

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delphisa, last September.” J Diminutive Hoffman, who once actually played third for a bloomer girls’ bb team and who has

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This was too much for one of the joust journalists wHo stag.gered away holding his belly in mirthful convulsion, Stifling his laughter, he remarked to a com“Rather than lose $2500, Hoffman would let Maxie play catch with a dive-bomber.”

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