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ELEYEM ID OTS QUALIFY CARS' FOR SMB. CLASSIC Froebel Dethrones Hammond as State Track Champ PART THREE SPORTS AND AUTOMOBILES THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR WINS ANNUAL TEST AT TECH BY 16 POINTS Outscores Wildcats, 47 To 31 Fort Wayne Team Third With MAYS, SHAW i AND ROSE IN "BIG 3" ROW Throng of 35,000 Looks On as Coast Comet Roars to Average of 127.850 M. P. H. VOL.

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OFFICIALS EXAMINE POLE WINNER'S CAR THRONG SEES OPENING TRIALS Total of 26. I 0 4 W-rl Concluded From Page One. By BOB STRANAHAN. Froebel of Gary yesterday succeeded the Hammond Wildcats as team champions in the 37th annual state high school track and field meet, Coach Hugh Bergstrom's finely-balanced organization amassing a total of 47 points to capture the title at Tech field. The title-defending Wildcats finished in second place with 31 points while North Side of Fort Wayne tallied 26 for the show spot.

Others of the 96 schools who had contenders in the meet tallied as chanic, Cotton Henning. Wilbur's speedster is the same in which won first, honors last year an Italian Maseratl. The other member of the "Big Three" In the row will be Mauri Rose, who piloted Lou Moore's four-cylinder machine at an average of 125.624 miles an hour. Jn the late play several cars slated to qualify were withdrawn from back of the pits as a result of a slight drizzle which caused the yellow caution lights to flashed around the track. Th eleven qualifiers along with their cars, time for each lap and averages follow: FIRST ROW.

Ip. Time. M.P.H. follows: Anderson, 25; South Side ort Wayne, 19: Washington of In dianapolis, 17; Manual of Indianap olis, 15; Wiley of Terre Haute. 12 New Albany, 11; Kokomo, 11; Tech of Indianapolis, IP; Horace Mann of Gary, Central of Muncie, 8 Central of South Bend, Alexan dria, Ben Davis, Burris of Rex Mays, Muncie, Salem, Shelbyville, vincennes, Bosse of Evansville Bowes Seal Fast (1) 128.S9A (2) 1:10.01 128.R5S (S) 1:10.97136.814 (4) 1.

Emerson of Gary, Garrett, Special Keitz of Evansville, Seymour. 4 Total 4 :4 1.58 127.850 Washington of East Chicago. 4: Brook, Mishawaka, Shortridge Wilbur Shaw, of Indianapolis, Albion, Boon vllle, Elkhart, Logansport, 2 New Castle, North Judson. 2 Boyle Special (Maaeratl) Total Rilpy of South Bend, Wheeler, Fowler, Marion, Princeton, Ijtp. Time.

M.P.H. (I) 1:10.14 117.9511 (8) 1:10.78 1I7.15S (S) 1:11.01 126.743 (4) 1:11.19 126.422 4:43.82127.065 lAp. Time. M.P.H. (1) (2) 1:11.85126.189 (8) 1:12.04 124.931 (4) 1:11.96125.069 Members of the A.

A. A. technical committee are shown (left) examining Rev Mays'a Bowes Seal Fast Special afler the (Jlendale (Cal.) pilot had averajred 127.850 m. p. h.

for four laps yesterday to win the pole position in the 500-mile race May 30. Some of the 35,000 spectators who watched Mays and 10 other pilots qualify are shown in the reproduction at the right. (Photos by Star Staff Photographer.) 1, and Rushville, 1. Win 4 Individual Title. Mauri Rose, I.OII Moore The new champions accounted for individual titles in four events, In addition to winning one of the Special INDIANA THINLIES 125.624 nau-mue relay races and placing second in the half-mile baton-pass Total SECOND ROW.

Jjk.p, Time. ing event. Davage Minor, junior RAIN PREVENTS TILT; BARGAIN BILL TODAY BASEBALL'S BIG M.P.H. TOP OHIO STATE Ted Horn, PHILLIES DEFEAT LEAGUE LEADERS Paul Derringer Routed In Dropping 8-3 En counter. (1) 1:11.61125.681 (2) 1:11,70 125.528 (8) 1:11.67125.576 (4) 1:17.77125.401 Boyle Special Cochran Wins 3 Events, Hy TIIK A.MN(M'IATr;l) micas.

BATTltfO. (Three leaders in Karh league AH Total 4:46.75125.545 Lp. Time. M.P.H. season Ihey have won two In a row.

F.rnle Andres, whose error on a double-play hall permitted Toledo to score two runs in Ihe eighth nnd lie the score, made up for the PROBABLE PITCHERS New York, May 18. Probable pitchers In the major leagues tomorrow (won-lost records in parentheses) National league. Chicago at Brooklyn French (5-2) vs. Carleton (2-0). Cincinnati at Boston Walters (5-0) vs.

Strincevich (1-3). St. Louis at New York Cooper (0-1) vs. Lohrman (2-0). Pittsburgh at Philadplphia Bowman (1-2) vs.

Higbe (3-3). American league. Washington at Chicago Leonard (3-3) vs. Lyons (2-1). Philadelphia at.

St. Louis Bosse (0-2) vs. Auker (2-2). Boston at Detroit Harris (2-1) or Ostermueller (0-1) vs. Bridges Mel Hansen, Harris Sets Discus Throw Record.

Averlll Tiger 17 A2 Hiiyea, Alhlellcs 22 72 Pet. .42.1 .403 .3 as ,372 ,371 Finney, Red Hot. ,.,22 fin (1) 1:12.27 124.538 (2) 1112,40124.309 (8) 1:12.08124.861 (4) 1:11.82125.81 ....4:43.57 124.78S miscue hy smacking a double with i waikw, ondRcra, 10 49 Harry Hart Special lymlinnH, Reds 2'i 7 Itannlng, Giants 2.1 H9 The Toledo Mud Hens come here today to open vit.h a twin bill against the Indianapolis Indians with the first game billed for 1:30 o'clock. The Women's Club of St. Joan of Arc was sponsoring Inst night's game and had sold a number of tickets.

The management, announced that all of these lickels would be honored for admission until Friday of this week including thp'Toledo and Louisville series. The farewell engagement, slated with the Columbus Red Birds fot last night, had to be called off on Bloomington, May 18. Ip. Time. M.P.H.

(Speciftl) Winning 10 of 14 indi Philadelphia, May IS. 7P) Rlghf-hnnder Paul Derringer, usually a certain winner over Philadelphia, wan just another oi was tne only double-winner of the day, leaping 6 feet 1 Inch to win the high jump and capturing blue-ribbon honors in the broad jump at 21 feet 9 inches. Hoyt Brown ran the 200-yard low hurdle race in 22.9 seconds, and P. J. Robinson, sprint star, won the century in 10.5 seconds to give Froebel its other first-place points.

Robinson was nipped by Cowan of North Side of Fort Wayne, who won the 220-yard dash in 22.4 seconds. Gene Yates of Anderson completed his four-year domination of the half-mile run by beating Tom Woolard of Hammond to the tape by a couple of yards in one of the feature races of the day. The durable Redskin led throughout the event and beat off the Hammond flash's late challenge to win in 2 minutes. Hoyt of Manual was the winner in the other 880-yard event, a second and two-tenths Slower than Yates. A sweeping crosswind saw to it that none of the records on the cinders were threatened and the Cliff Bergere, (1 1:18.50122.449 the bases) loaded, in the Colonels' half of the frame, driving In two runs to clinch the vlclory.

The first two Louisville runs resulted from errors and their third marker came In when third base was left unguarded in the seventh. Score; vidual events, Indiana University's HOMK FUNS. American league. National Tsgua. Fnx.

Red Hox 9 Mire, Cardinals 1 1 Troskv, Indians Six lied wlih 4 Johnson. Aihletlrs 0 Kuhel, While Hon, (II RUNS lUTTF.M IN, Amsrlcan League. National league. Fn. Red Hm Cardinals .23 Walker, Senators 24 1 Four lied with.

,.,20 track team defeated Ohio State, 15 to 51W, in a Big Ten dual pitcher to the amazing Phillies today at they pounded him from the mound for an 8-to-3 victory meet here today and served notice it will be a contender in the Con Non-Out (2) 1:12.57 124.018 Hose. Clamp (8) 1:12.51124.121 Special (4) 1:12.61124.121 Total ....4:51.09128.678 THIRD ROW. Imp. Time. M.P.H.

Frank Wearne, (1) 1:13.17124.708 Tnl All A Im ABHOA over Cincinnati's league waders be Orsrnls.lf 1 1 (VCmnhrlllh 3 (1 IS 0 account, of rain. It was possible to Trnaky, Indians (2-2). ference championships next week end. fore a crowd of 8,000 Derringer had beat.pn tha Phils New York at Cleveland Ruffing The Hoosiers were paced by Roy ptnhchr.cf 1 2 (V Wlllams.aa 4 14 2 I.cdflln.2b 3 11 1 1 Morgan, c.f. 4 1 0 4 3 1 3: Parks, If ,,4 10 0 I.ndrm.Db 0 (t 0 0 flngion.rf.

2 111 Hplnrtfl.r. 4 1 llUrv.c. .2130 Dwver.rf. 4 1 0 1 Andres.2h. 1 0 4 play only one encounter with the Buckeyes in the three-game schedule.

Thursday night's opener had to (2-2) vs. Feller (4-2). Cochran, who captured the 100 and (2) 11 consecutive times In two and one-third years prior to today's Boyle 220-yard dashes and 220-yard low- hurdles and placed third in the iird in the Special Total (3) 1:18.28122.817 (4) 1:18.92 121.758 ....4:52.17 1 23.21 be declared off on account of cold weather. The one played was a Hugh Mulcahy got off to a bad broad tump. Archie Ha Purdue, Indiana star, broke start for the Phils in the first Jn triumph for the Hoosiers ana's big Negro field Butler Captures U-Inning Contest Crawfordsvllle, May Ifi.

(Special) The Butler Univernity baseball team punned over a run in the 111 inning to defeat, Wa- hnnl, hnra flila a 1 arnnnn 1 in nlng, when the Reds scored three Chslmn.ss 4 2 2 I) Jordan. 2 0 0 3 Tavlnr.lh. 3 0 10 I KIowers.p. 4 1 0 6 Johncn.p. 3 11 41 Olll.p 0 0 0 1 'Mackle.

1 0 0 0 Tnlsls 30 11 24 17! 7 27 IS 'Railed for GUI In eighth. Toledo 0 I 2 03 iJtp. Time. M.P.H. Frank Brlsko, (I) 1:13.64 122.218 the nine-year-old stadium record runs, but I hereafter the slim right Lose On Diamond in the discus throw with a toss of Brlsko (2) 1:12.54 124.069 157 feet 8Vi inches.

Harris also oniy marn tne field events periled was in the pole vault. Bob hander was never In trouble. He allowed only seven hits, half as won the shot put. Uiulsvllle ....01 O001 12' Ann Arbor, May 18. i.Vs many as his teammates, collected F.rrors Iirndello.

Johnson. Andres Special (8) 1:13.24 122.884 (4) 1:13.041 121.720 Total 4:53.36122.718 lAp. Time. M.P.H. Summariea.

off Derringpr and Whltey Moore, Runs hatted In Whitney, Klowera. Christ D(l I m. Mile Run -Won hy Kane (It: Elaephart arr of Horace Mann of Gary cleared 12 feet. 9 inches to win the event but failed in his three trials to lower the mark of 12 feet 10 inches set by Walter Farmer of man 2. Andres 3, Two-bass htta Sing ton.

Whitney, Stelnbacher, Parks. An The BulldogK tied the count byf many and jvior. Tolllver (I), third. Time. (OS), aecond ne Arnovlch led the 12-hlt assault Michigan stuck in the race for the Big Ten baseball championship today when Lyle Bond set Purdue down with four hits, 7 to 1, for his tallying twice In the ninth and dres.

Sacrifices Tavlir, Campbell. An T. (I) 1:13.87122.668 440-rard Daah Won Jenkins I). aecond; on Derringer with two blows each. dree Double play Andres tn Williams to hv Cochran (ti: Reinicker (OF), famphell.

on haaes lncrtn n. lyiuis score won (he contest on Steinnr'n triple and Carbon' long Hy, Score: Buller ...002010102017 1 vllle. 7, Pase an baila Off Flowers when Lefty Logan turned in his sixth victory in seven starls. Manager Griffin likely will use Sivess and Johnson on the mound against the Hens in today's twin bill. Leo T.

Miller, president, of the club, announced that, he had given Pitcher Harry Wolf his unconditional release. Wolf has bepn bothered with a lame shoulder all spring. COLONKLS TRII MPH, Louisville, May IS. 7IT Th Louisville Colonels got the breaks in defeating TolPdo, 5 to 3 thday for their second consecutive victory the first time this froebel five years ago. John Mascari Triumph.

lir-n At John.nn 1. Xtrurk in- By Flow Cln. AB A Phils ABHOA and Burnett (OS), third third. Time. 4.

High Jump Mikula (T) (II. tied for first: Jones Heiehth. feet inch. crs 2 Johnson 1. Tilts -OT Johnson 4 I 2 4 Martv.ef 0 3 1 Wahash 0 000402000 0 hi 74 Innings losing pitcher -John 3 2 RraKan.as.

Marks (2) 1:18.68 122.158 Special (3) 1:13.48122.482 (4) 1:12.85128.543 Total 4:53.88122.624 FOURTH ROW. lAp. Time. M.P.H. Tex.

Nest and Hssck; Miller and Bolen 2 2 1 12 2 2 son. Umpires Hiewart and Conlan. Ttm 1 iv Fu over me record time was the 4:32.7 mile won by Grobey of 3 OiMahan.lh. 7 (I Arnvleh.lf IRISH RAP BCCS AfiAIN. central of Muncie and the second BREWFRS DRI SAINTS.

Columbus, May 8. rrey.n. 2 (loodmn.rf 4 1 KMcCk.lh .1 0 HrhhrKr.e. 4 1 Hlsr.n.lf 4 2 MMrCk.rf 4 0 Jooai.aa.. 3 0 JRlKe ll Drrlnger.p 2 0 1 Moore, 0 0 limliarrtl 1 0 Joa Thorns, Milwaukee, May 18.

P) distance trek taken bv John Mas-cari of Manual in 4:34.4. Hammond's quartet of Ford fourth straight Conference victory. Bond, hurling Michigan's seventh triumph in 10 Conference games, faced only 33 hatters and had a shutout until the ninth whn Felix Mackiewicz tripled and scored on an infield roller. Charley Pink and Fred Trosko led Michigan's attack. Score: Purdue I) 0 (I CI (I i 1 4 i Michigan 0001301J' 7 1 Bailey, Wargo and Fisher; Bond and Harms.

1 Klein, 1 Mav.Hh OiMiieller, 2h IIAtwond.e... 0 Mulcahy, Oj 01 oi The Milwaukee Brewers pounded Thorne. (2) 1:13.89122.183 Donnelly (8) 1:13.23122.900 Special (4) 1:13.01123.271 Total 4 :54.04 1 22.433 Ijp. Time. M.P.H.

Turn To Page 43, Column 3. Johnson, Hansen and Woolard nipped North Side of Fort Wayne in taking the first mile relay event 1it(i-Yard Dash Won hy Hammond (OH); Bnvle (I). second; Pullman (OS), third. Time. :10.

1. Hleh Hurdlea Won hv Kurnat (OS); Mikulae (I), second; Penny (I), third. Tims, :15.3. Shot Put Won hy Harria (I): flimmona (OS), second; Uremovlch (I), third. Distance.

49 feet 11 Inches. 8M-Yard Run Won by Kane (I); Hoh-son (OS), second; Hoke (I), third. Time, 4. Pole Vault Won by Klnar (I) Mc-Adms )I'. Gardner Hi and Stimmel (OS), tied for second.

Helghth. 12 feat. 220-Yard Dash Won hy Cochran (I-Suliman (OS) and Hammond (OS), tied for aecond. Time, :22.4. Javelin Throw Wan hr F.ll (OS); Poorman (Tl.

second; Kunch (OS), third. Distance. 177 feet 1 "i Inches. Two-Mll Run Won by Hedres (I); Broertlea (II. second: Klracofe (OS), Notre Dame's baseball nine made it, two straight, over Ohio State University with a 7-lo-4 victory today.

The Irish staged a four-run rally in the first inning, featured by First Baseman Ray Farrell's homer with two on base. They added two more runs in the second and another In the sixth to coast to lotala .3.1 7 24 34 14 27 14 'Bafisd for Darrlnier in seventh. Hailed for Jooet In nlnih. Balled for Moors in ninth. Rush Snow- (1) 1:13.78121.984 Clnrlnnall 30000000 0 THE SCOREBOARD i-nnsdeipni ,.02200400 herger, (2) 1:14.14121.392 Snowhcrger (3) 1:14.05 121.640 Special (4) 1:14.17121.343 Total 4:56.14121.564 The honor of being the first.

victory. Score: Noira nama 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 ll 7 12 1 Error-Werher. Runs hslted In Hersh-herner. Rlrro 2. A I wood 3.

Mav. Marly. BrnKsn. Twn-haea hits -Marty, Arno. vlrh.

Double pIsye-K. MeRnrmlrk (iln-ssslsled), Joosf In Krey to McCormlck, Brssan in Mueller In Mahan. Ift on bases -CJJnr-innatl 7. Phlladelnhla 5. Rese League Standings Ohio Stale ,.0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 (I i 7 4 third.

Time. :44. in 3:20, while the Anderson team of Richardson, Runyon, Boyd and Yates finished strong to beat out Froebel in the second in 3:31. New Albany won the first half-mile baton-passing race in a close finish with Washington of Indianapolis in 1:33.6. The winning tpam was composed of Zur-Schmiede, Kercheval; Zoeller and Tinius.

Froebel had the team victory already clinched before annexing the second half-mile relay last event on the program. Robinson, Lee, Burrell and Brown ran the race in 1:31.8. qualifier for the race went to Cliff Hunihanaen and Crlmmlns; IiornhrooK, Blanrks (1) and Morgan. 320-Tard Low Hurdlea Won hv Cochran (Tl: Kurnat (OS), second; Jenkins AMERICA. ASHOC1ATION.

Yesterday's Results MCRI(V Mllankee, 111: Ml. Panl, 2. Isnilsvtlle, Toledo, S. ttlnnesi polls al Kansas Kit (rain). Bergere, the Hollywood stunt driver, who also has been a consist nn halls Mulcahy 4.

Derringer 2. Strlke- third. Time. Prt lvt. Discus Throw Won hv Harris (I); ouls- Muleshy 4, Moore 1.

Hits On 1)er-rlnuer 12 in Innlnire. M'mra 2 In 2. DFPAI HI MBLKI), 14-1. .120 ent money winner on the local Kansas Cltf Zack (Og). second: Simmons (OSi.

third. Distance. 157 feet inches. (New sta track. He made the grade shortly Louisville, May 18.

'P) Hit hy plirher By Moors (Alwood). tyis-Ini pllfher Derrlniter. Urnplrea-MSKer-kurth, Stewsrt and Rsrr. Time 1:43. ERRORS HANDICAP I.

V. Champaign, 111., May 18. 'It-Illinois completed its campaign for the Big Ten baseball title today with a 7-to-0 victory over Indiana behind Al Grant's three-hit pitching. The victory, the mini's ninth in 12 games, left them with a title chance if other contenders falter in their remaining games. Illinois now is in second place, behind Northwestern.

Three successive errors aidd the winners in the first inning, providing a lead more than sufficient as Grant handcuffed the visitors all the way. Score: dium record, former mark of 1M feet after 10 o'clock in the morning by The University of Louisville scored Wnn. IS 14 It 11 II Inch set by Purma. Illinois, tn 1932.) Minneapolis Milwaukee IIIMPOI.S) lyftufevtlla Mile Relay Won hy Ohio State (Smith. driving the machine he purchased from Lou Moore at an average ot its seventh baseball victory in nine starts this season by humbling De- Holdren, Reinicker and Sultman).

Time. 3:20.2. AMr.Rirav i.r.Aoi Tork, fhleata, Washln1nf), Cleveland, t. Iletrnlt, Philadelphia, Koslnn SI. Iynls (mini.

123.673 miles an hour. Pauw University today, 14 to 1. Broad Won hv Strausbauih (OS i St. Paul Toledo The Louisville nine hammered Jenkins (I), second; Cochran U), third. The second-day qualifying trials Distance, 2 feet 2 Inches.

rolnmhns three DePauw pitchers for 15 hits. OIANTS RAP CI BS, REfJAIN THIRD PLACE. New York, May 18. W) Harry Danning's seventh-Inning single with the bases loaded gave the New York Giants a fi-4 decision over the Ill-starred Chicago Cubs, and bounced the Giants back to Score: AMKRK AN I KAI.I K. PIUDVE SQUAD BOWS.

will be held this afternoon between the hours of 1 and 7 o'clock. Regardless of the speed Shown, qualifiers will be lined up in starting positions bark of those who met DePauw 000001 00 0 1 3 Ixililsvllla 11)107 (100 0 14 In 2 Milwaukee, May 18. Hoatnn Johnson, Krlrkson. Me.CJslns snd NIs- NATIONAL I.KAfil Philadelphia. Cincinnati, SI.

Inls, 1. New Vork, (ll Chlen, 4. M'islim, 1 Plttaburth, Marquette's track team won 10 man; franks, C'rul'her and Koherts, Neal. 3 '''Cleveland Won. 1 10 1.1 II 3 Indiana () I) I) 0 0 0 0 0 (1 Illinois 3 I I 0 0 0 1 1 7 Hundley, Hunker, Stoahltch and Grant and Brewer.

of 15 events to score its 12th consecutive dual victory here today, defeating Purdue, 87 to 44. INDIANA CKNTRAI, BOWS. IKetrolt Philadelphia Pro; Prt. .4.1 .140 .400 I ImI, a 11 is it 1.1 14 IS Rnmmft rim. inn-YuM rah RnMnnon fFrohn.

Cnwan iNnrth Silp. Howard WaahinR-tnn. Indiana poll? Bonner (Munrie Central). Brown (Elkhart). Time, 10.

c-onda. First Mite Run Orohev (Muncie On-trall, BrieM Alexandria Cook (South Pide), Puenler (Alhion), M. Mancart (Manual). Time. Second Mile Run J.

Masrarl (Manual). Oftendorf (Hammond). Wiaeman Vin-fennea). Noland (Wheeler), Adam (South Side). Time.

4:34.4. Shot Put Sadler (Rhelhyvillel. Bollinrer tEmeraon. Gary'. fall (Miahawakai.

Kracer lHmnord. Smith (Alexandria), jlilrtanre, 49 feet Inrhea. yirx 'n-Vard Ua.h Pieraon (Ben P'-i'1. irvhor-i)i Carre't). Hlndall Mun'-i.

Burria). Eada (Kokomo), Whleker (jrom-lerl. Time. aeeonda. Second 440-Vard Daah Richardaon (An- Richmond, May 18.

(Spe The Hilltoppers slammed three clal) F.arlham trounched Indiana the requirements yesterday. To ba eligible an average of, better than 110 miles an hour must be. shown for the four laps (10 miles) and only the fastest .1.3 will ba eligible to start on May 30. A year ago one of the machines which qualified at a little better than 116 miles an hour was crowded out of the field Washington 11 HI. Mills New Turk (hlraro events the 100-yard dash, 120- third place In the National League today.

The single came off Manager Gabby Hartnett's fourth pitching choice of the inning Jake Mooty. The Cubs' rookie starter, Vern Olsen, had been chased to the showers when the base were filled. Then old Charlie Root came in, College Track Butler. SI; DePaiiw, 50. Central, 17 to 4, here this afternoon and went Into a fie for first yard high hurdles and the broad' INTKK.NATIO.VAI.

I.P.Atil'K. Rneheafer, Tormto, 1, Hfiffalo. S. 4erer it, 10; Balllmnre, S. Newark at Siraens (wet (rounds), MICTMKKN AOf MTIO.X.

Allsnln, ti Orleans, i. jump. New meet records were place in the Indiana Conference set, in every event, the onlv othor ATIONAk I.MM'K. baseball race with St. Joseph's.

dual meet between the schools having been conducted in rain and The Greyhounds dropped Into third place as a result, of the defeat. Pel. .721 i as the 34tn quanner and the slowest. Won. 11 IS 1 Rail State.

Vi'. Earlhsm, 4.V,. Indiana, Ohio State, 81 Vt. Notre Dame. 71; n.

Marquetle, Purdue, 4i. Indiana State, 90; Wahaah, 40. Pittahtirgh, 117; Michigan, 6. Army, Minnesota, 52. Georgetown, Weat Virginia, ClnHnnatl arwflfclm Varfc Turn To rage 42, Column 6.

The Quakers rolled up a 17-'l Turn To Page 42. Column 8. Turn To Pnqe 45, Column 2. lead in the first four innings and then roasted along to win. Kleven .42 1 IZ IX 1 It in runs crossed the plate In the fourth rhleaan 1 1 Philadelphia St.

Ixnls ftaatmi 7 pltt.onrf when 15 Earlham batters went to he nlate. Bob Rollf and Jimmy Michigan City Golfers Sweep Honors In State High School Tourney Here 50. Chicago, 63; Northwestern, 54. Nebraska, 58 110; Oklahoma, 49; Kanaaa State, 38 S5; Miourl, Parker led the Quakers with three Pearson Stops Chisox With 2 Hits As Yanks Climb From Loop Cellar hita each, while Nicoson collected 3515; Kansas, 23; Iowa State, 21 110 (Big Six meet). James Mathias, a member of the Michiean Citv squad for the fourth a single ann a iripie ior mt uirj-hounds.

Score: Indiana Central 0O0O2OO11 4S3 Esrlhsra 2 3 1 0 11 0 0 0 17 14 3 Today's Schedule AMKRH'AV Toledo at I.NniA.NAPOIJ (J), (elsmbm al lwlvllle (2). Ht. Paal at Mllwaakea til. Minneapolis at Kane as CUr chief blow in the Yanks' 11-hit attack on Thornton Lee. Score: Wisconsin, SSJ4; Iowa.

4214. Oklahoma. Asgicn. 7 3-5: Drake, 42 7-10: Waahinrton, 3S 1-5; Tulsa. AB A Chi.

AB A airmina-ham. f'hatlanonaa, 7. Mills Rnek, Knnivllle, S. Memphla at Nashville (rain). Tf.JM I.K.AOI K.

Heanmmt. Okla-homa Cllv, 4. San Antonio, llallaa. a. ahrevepoet, 7 Port Vtnrth, Ttllea at Hraistttn (rain).

College Baseball Butler, Wabaah, (It Innings). Notre Dame, Ohio State, 4. rarlham, 17; Indiana Central, 4. Jyoiiiaville, 14; DePaiiw, 1. Michigan.

Purdue, 1. Illinois. Indiana, 0. Navy, 13; Pittahiirgh. S.

Minnesota, Chicago, 1. Northwestern, Wiaconain, 1. ftKlahoma, Nebraska. 2. Bowling Green, 11; HUlwlale, Waehinirton, 5: Mt St.

Mary, 0. Iowa, Michigan State, 0. Wettern State, 16; Xavier, Waahburn, 2'4. (Missouri Val4 1 Knnedy.Sb Chicago, May 18. The New York Yankees climbed out of the American League cellar today and started on the long trek towards their fifth American League pennant.

A brilliantly-pitched two-hitter if. r. Knkhkr.aa Rotfe.3b Henrtch.rf DIMgro.cf Rosar.e. Mills. If Gordon.

2h Davis. Hnlshs'isen and Weddell; Rollf. Jones and Oarnffoln. SAN ANTONIO GETS STEIN. Milwaukee, May 18.

tJF The Milwaukee Brewers today sent. Justin Stein, infielder, to the San Antonio Texas League club. 3 Kuhel. lb 0 Kreytch.rf 0 wniht.rf 3 Appling es. Snlters.lf 2 1 Treah.e 1 Lee.p.

'Rosenthal second to Michigan In th team race, two strokes behind tht victors' score of 320. Riley of South Bend was third with 324 and Shortridge of Indianapolis fourth with 332. Ronald Joers, Arthur's twin brother, shot an 87 and James Erickson an 88 to account for Michigan City's winning total. Robert Cook led the Bloomington squad with a card of 78. Complett results follow: Rochester John Richards, 88: Harvey Palmer.

94: Dab Smiley, 92; Charlea Bryca, 98. Total, 370. Turn To Page 43, Column J. straight year, paced his team to victory in the annual Indiana High Schooi Athletic Association golf tournament at the Speedway course yesterday with an 18-hole score of 72 which netted him the individual championship. Mathias won by a single stroke from his teammate, Arnold Joers, and Fred Link of Elmhurst, who tied for second place.

Bloomington. seeking its second straight title with the same combination which posted a winning AMKRK A.V E. Wahinrba at C'hleaa. Philadelphia at at. Inl.

amtna at Detroit. ew Tarfc at C1eHand. by Monte Pearson gave them a 3-0 Dhiern.ib shutout over the Chicago White P'n-i Sox and hoisted the champions intoi ley Conference). Penn State, Syracuse, S04. Coe, 01; Grinned, 39; Monmouth, 83; Beloit, 27; hnox, 20; Carleton, Lawrence.

11; Cornell, 11; Rlpnn. 7. (Midwet Conference). Washington State, 45H; Washington, 4414. Greeley State, 73; Colorado College, S.

Colorado, 129: Colorado State, Denver, 27; Wyoming, 22. tn-snth niar Thev had been in! an 11 27 11 27 2 27 11 WISH LINKSMEN WIN. Detroit, May 18. 47P i I 'Battel for Lee tn nimh. the cellar for 10 days.

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score of 317 a year ago, finished.