The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 29

AT MILWAUKEE. ttt XMgu: Mir.lVAUKKi:. May 110-ls-rtrorg for m( jr bac.e-f 1VJ fars crowte4 th urnif at th Athletic park ft sc- the Urewers battle, by iJel weather, the Amateur league sot un- 'i-r way Ktj.fJay, an4 at VV.ihtng-t H'vordiny to Judge 114- rrei'5'nt of the Amateur Ae-r, lation. a1') fans were present r. ibrr9 fame (layed cn the ile.

rh. Printers Union lttxi) faarn rr.eet the Abattoir at diarr.ond No. 7. n- of pitying the lirlnkmayers' at ttm nrionnr i 7hur'Uy'l rarer. 7h clu.nra la the result of ihe s-hlule -of tl.e.

Cam. Onruf, imlnj to d'amond dlf Th Al.ati'.ir-Prlnter game wul 4 t'l'xk. IX r.rt.t fi.jtj win j-iy the Tra-er at Hra1 R)pile A.il (a.r. wj, tha grounds by I rlf. rr.a ar a.hfM wiin (r tawm tf Ulrf.

JtIJ otj J-Mia n. hr.r. art aK for Jam (- hi. oul-l )i 14 a with 1 i.ri A A. Kouf J.S.

Kfit art) a. aa r-'l. viij 1 1 four KirtwKt tyr-J Junior. ii.J rvt 1on Ih. I ir 3 t' I.

THa Kr waoi a r'r a ir lht tH rvo 1 rr il rlu. i.ail ivalrrwint an-J iai rir l.i1il. Tha Narlnral Momr far f'niriinr'i a.r i hif ui fir, I a moailna at plant i- finj at t. m. aharn.

All 4ar ra nt. lr ar aorna ry tmpwrtant 1 nirr ki a 'up. TTii. rlut la raa( ft'iiajs'iV- ltri nut-nf-town iiimi for Hun-lra I wn 'annl f. av aii'ii'llrc (hair lnwialnj from 4 Mia i i it hatM th t-am with ui idilof inB ('ra for Hun-lav, una I -t iiiiim I'fw J.

W. J'rnM, Moilt ir an la r)4mkti, ltvli aimiha. T'i anr l.i'frlal r-'jfplr la wiitvxji a aama for an) Ilka ta a am wltn artri. cl(v or aiaia a. Af)'n or a.rn.l.

or (antra r'i Main Jii) tnrn aril 1 anj a-k for T'" will bM a mr- i at a tonlahl al i HM-i)it ia Tha 0nraia aill play a Wllarlaj Hunar al hlrvl' 'i-r B(y further InrorrTiailwn call ttria Tba A. Wft.ill lika to haar fTu'i aorna ri liial-n-rar-ll pltyrrm A. I' nl Ih Ai'raio-ti a I'rlMrra ac Moolnlila al 1 a ha ar, Sm(av, Ma; iha A. ill Kr A hava (vi.ir J.J tin! M(jl lo baar frf in 'ji'iiij mil ixn. j'nr lamui al lr i.

tl. Johni Chriaiian atr'ru ra vf iha faaiaot lavara of Ka Wlllaj-fl A. '''a in Hh any irxxt iMtn In i lly, 1 ha trt amialafa of a Drat ta a-anan. Iki ran alt falrri nr J-lay aixart; on a af if, a boat 'H ftal-lara ll tha ally, ami a faat or Ihlrj tavian. Any una, or alt, of fiir-n tu I'lar- aTfwxj tor anv iu naih t- aiain tHain, arvl will I ia fmm a Mi txwai for (ha i Inf'iriiiallon rail f'ronaf-t V77I amrrii ami 7 i lx a rl aak for Utr(, Kufl' l' tonight at I ha wnmiii.

Tl.nv intt Ilka in haar fnMiv tha limy rHa taarn for a ant to la lhial Miar or fnxn a Imiii hoi. Una a fr on soma In tha ciij. VNIih a Una hlnai atafY tivl fLall on arr onrt i ha lula ai' to rum It i ha loo fr lt" honor i tha thlrtaaii a I' loill lrn- rar-Wl laaa, a tn Uova w(M Ida tn llnr.ill rarilliiala at tairk, Niv a. HuH'iay afiartn. anil a vary kkkI lama 'la ri -J, aa lha I Nan Hoya ara aolna at lap aiaa-1.

All riyarara niuala- la t) al lha jwiiK not Itiar than I -D i. m. A i a I inctlrn UI tial.J tha ln Ityva r'li'Ur avaninar nl lha manager rauaata hat all I'lajera UWI frwka- arhnnl waa dfaalal hy M. John a ih wol nln laal a.a)' tins at I larV. ft Jvihn'a laaiin laa.l a ai.a opv-rama, nikln ora arror.

Mob. a'lan a no-hll for lha lnnr. M. Jortn'a laam ail Ilv t1 Junior natt tuiia, but both fall'l to rt a rtntt anil tharafnra t.ava rllanoil. Any tain pla Inf In tha fouriaen in nrtr rn- ar-oll rlaii havlrtf ac- if i I a v' a 'Li Cw4i.aa.L? WEEK-EfiD PLAY.

At Cnuntry Club Qualifylnr rHnR handicap tournament; eighteen holm, medat tUj full htmlkip: alxtorn to qualify, nlhera dlvl.ia true. flicrtta of lht (cUd. At Hlthtand-Set-onJ found of pMns handicap tournament, tclosedl. At Irvtnaton Itertnner'a touma-mcnt, tfvo-ball fouronir. contln-iiotl.

elRhteeit holes, handicap for manibera eloed. At IllNrralda MmIcIi play In foursomes telexed). At South. tSrove Openlnj of aea-aon rlaas tournament eloedl. At Woodstock No exent ached-uled; course opn to memtera.

play Is now well under way on very vourne In Indianapolis. At th members are. In the midt of tbt annual fprlnc handicap, and at the Country Club the rrinr handicap haa aiarlaJ. afirr evrral proluninary tvrnla. At Irvmjton the Oral two-wek ernt l-i conilnjr t- do, and will Mn Ih ready to open up with a but feature.

tuba in now prrprln for the. btr Memorial 1v tournament. hieh will nine V'rulav and Saturday. May 3- and Jl A varied lit Of natchea will kt the local hitters In ttood pplrtts and inichty buay on all the holidays Curl-ic the aumtner. Co ii iM year are In mot ra.aej th tn tliey bare- ever be-en before.

"l'hre are otn men. recently dls-charIi frorn the aorvlt-e. who played cn touraes tx-th he'V and abroad, and for tb't" to come back and r.nd the bona, Hniks up to rr ia doubt a I i acinic nervation. A man is known thr, friends he make: no a pilfer Is kiif the coarw he rUy. Visitors In thi" city ouKhl tt feel free to pack their roif club witii them and tnjny liiri-e lloo.ler f.ut links.

Tha Country Club rtaoartrofnt will ri'ia''l fonraoma oilal r'T. harttt-rv l.rn aoonnar ytn. next Thura-ly. Tha Vrrt aoir.fn'i avant a a te- tal four.orr.e. hrld yaalerilay.

NKtV 1 Wllllarri MeAitoo, fmr ar-rairy of tha traaurv, '-n to" Tnmoorhip of tha Hunt" t-eiin loh Vr. Mi-Arhw rr nv lalanl frt- tra and he ir -Vin viae io in hia grit TON. 'v IS. Tha Cfuntrv ha arpir-l an inviuiWiri f.T a rolf r. it i'h tt- li'al Minir-al Club at Mir--j'.

July I The i lul- have not 'Ocf 1 il Tha rs'-st lha hu 1 was 1 ja n' I.t'W IrV r'n cr i l.i-, I'r-ii, an-1 Hjrarl In a T- a thai a h'ar'lv nu-t'w rrf p.tnt ia, a'a a ir-. 'i I' a lt'ira rihtaor. (.,.. arid tiai'on- a fi thr ii. f' I sporting EVENTS LIVE COLF NEWS AMATEUR BASEBALL r- a -Va-varl mni ihln: trama for euotajr t-J3 an aa foe fu.

1 A. meet th HvjrU No- I. Motvlar a IS iO. All ri ara iTiM rrwt at ir--I'. a-ra-eta at i.

fnifDrm. i.l to WHwlr.r "r1 Mfaf, Hrtar. MMum, (n Ur- -rr lioaa. Wal hni and lan.h. Howard.

forxB-ly nf th Aaaa-iatlon. atl'l Hottv pun MrKaa of tha rrnrtl have alrrf-d Vo play wlfh the hauler A. C. For rma Jo (imp, rra Iaauter tf xiiMinCa orn-r Cre-ley ao4 Market Th dab Ur tha Oriole MMcaia liufi-Uy at tha fansorar diamond Kan(-. r-tit'h.

Callua. Maltewa. Ma Ijoraaid, lijknar. Jnman and Kidd are r-jiiaati to attand tha n.tlnc and baactII pratta. riur1r ifl.rno.iii.

To Kouth. roar ara r1y to bm.k came with any faat fotrtaan to "flaon-rawr-old laam Pnr a--rna uali for vinard. 1 ha f-aro will called aa m. Tha tr. K.

fiaik Note will ho'4 praetlee J-aiuray at alamort No. at 'rlor-k All playr-ra ara rwntiaariod to ba preax f'1- They will ilay lb Cb riaiainora next aam7. or Trinity nine, will piay the Rupp Cuaj in-1ay alarrKKan at OarAewi tairk larnorid No. 1. All ptiyara ara raquaaHad to roaxinar rrway nitni at Ilia cluh rwm.

i manatrar of tht Olb ta I ejuaatad can ivimofit 2. ST. JOSEPH TO BATTLE K. OF C. fW.E SATURDAY Thj la net fof thft pme between Ft.

Joseph collee. HensaeUer. and the local Knlchta of C'olumbui team, which will ba played for th ben-nt of lha soldiers at Ft. Harrison, at I'D o'clock Saturday afternoon at Washlnrton park. All soldiers In uniform will admlttavj by tha K.

of C. war actlvttHa commltia. (n the eoll'se team will be) nen several stars. Weathlron. who playa left field and tats (ha cleanup poult Ion, Is some hitter.

In a recent rame In thla aaxrtion he ranvr ravl threa of the five hlta rnada by bis club. Karen bc her, the twlrl-r of tha team, obtained two hits and let lha opposition down with four hits and atnjck out twelve, men. This la rnourh to ahow that tha pa La tern will her ana they hava sent 61 GOjL word ahead that they erre-ct to fj) the i veiiTan. their -til lrd facker, 13 a Tf.e kxiU are praatirina; every eve-nirr, and they are confident that they wi.l rut up a strong grame, arwj they wul force any team to iLs limit to bat them this eean. Tha National itotorn will Lackle th-e Maileabl- Castings Jn the curtaJn raier.

and a fine ranve in aKured The Motors have been tsr'vinir great this season, and with two Mich pame on tap the fans win be afforded some clavsay baseball. FLYERS AT SPEEDWAY TO BEGIN PRACTICE ART KLEIN, REYNOLDS AND ARTHUR THURMAN ARRIVE WITH MOUNTS. With the arrival yesterday afternoon of "Art Klein at the speedway with the I'eueot he w-UI drive tn the Liberty swe-ptakes 'for Jank P. Book, the Detroit sportsman, prospects for soma early practice battles loom briffht. Here tofore the roreiTerw quartered at the bljr oval hava shown a tendency to loaf around the two and one-haJf mile course In order not to disclose the speed poesiDinues or tneir car.

Klein ia a boy who likes competition reirardleaa of whether it is in a real race or in the workouts. When be can coax other drivers on the track for a five or six-Up dash he ia having- the time of his life It has been four years since Klein whixsed around the Indi-anajolta track. In 191 he drove the Klnaj and always found the Indlana-polLs oval to his liking. Tears of racing- on dirt tracks and the bis wooden speedways at New York, Chicago and Cincinnati hav developed Klein into one of the stara of the grarae. He hopes to ret his car ready for a Saturday workout.

Soma new faces In the racing- world made their appearance during theweek. Those to arrive were Arthur Thurman. who will drive the -Thurman JSpejcial, and J. B. Keynolds, of Boulder.

Mont. Ileynolds has entered two Hudson, one to be driven by himself and the other by a pilot to be named later. Vans are emjcerly a waiting- for the practice stunt and It ia possible that in order to get their speed wagons In tip top shape be ore the bulk of the drivers arrive, the drivers now at the big oval mar put on a few tiJts Saturday and Sunday. THE DTDLiXAPOLTb XETTS, FEIDATrLlT; NE WS Clues and Giants Carry On. The Eloe.

of Trrh, and the Giants, of fnjoTtrvJ ea. eoetiDoed to maintain their per-fawt atajidiDg in the Citr H'h School Bajse-bail Lmjrue Thursday, th rraaing out ttyti Nationals, of Teen, by a to 5 count, and the Bluaa atnocberins the Cuba, of ShoTtrtdaT. 2 to 3. Tech taama bav iralBad ao blaT a tn the fir standing that it Is practically im-i poaaible for Shortridge and Manual teauna to catch up with them. The ataat sidees won thr? out of four ganm xcsterday a results zouow.

R. Ciants fS.) National fT.) Braves (M.) 11 CoionIs 4 Flratea Rod I VJ. I 4 Brovtl (T. 7 Cardinal (if) 2 Tigers 14 Indians Blues T. Cabs 3 Shortridge Tennfs.

H. 7 li is Ji 10 14 1fth Roond-H-nnessey beat Caafleld. E. lir-rr oeac iv-Durnacner. f4.

(a. and Taylor beat MarUndale, 44. 74. OXrDRD. May 14.

Mlaral alvarstty'a tenth anmasl interscboiasttc (laid and track meet will taks place Saturday. Two hundred and fifty athletes are entered from twenty-four high schools of Ohio. Illinois and Kentucky. This is the first year that n-eiaAa schools have not bq presented. ANN ARBOR.

May 1C Michigan's Interseholastie meet will be held May 14. The Michigan and Starr tnterscholastles are the two greatest meets of their kind In the mld-wm. Thia yaar ftaarv haa crnllad hla event off, and therefore Michlsmn hop many XIII- nois nign scoom aimeucs win compete here. So far Hyde Park. Champaign and 1 Paaa him schools sre the only anas entered, but entrlee do net close till Saturday nie-ht.

It will be th bitnrsst tntaracholastie event la the midwest this year. I tntltt en this labeL jT I It your cuaran- tee cf rnaxirnura 1 Y.lae ia Ct, vreir and corcfoxt -t I I II 1 Ts tm.n $tt Superior im either bodf-fLttin knitted Uti-tlinf cltth union tuitt. Take yur ehiitt. Both nmll five you 100 per, cent cool rummer cemfort. Head in foe gatisie a aw in Fast-moving muscles and quick-thinking minds move faster and quieter in the Active Man Underwear.

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The Superior Underwear Company, Fiqaa, Ohio. 2 3 3 2 Semi-flnals today aad finals Saturday the schedule far tbe boys' tennis touraaxnent at fthortridre. All sat on flftb-rourxl match vrra flniahed yesterday, and fast matches will be played thla afternoon be tween soms or the beat racket wield era in tha school for tbe honor of competing' in the final. The fttayrens-Afrlca awcountcr thla afternoon will ba tha bia; affair tha tourney to data. Both boys ara exeeileat performers on tba court, and are xpactd to stags a battle royal.

LJoyd Berg and Dick Henrtessey are aim showing up well in the tourney. The rewults of yaaterday'a play follow: FMnirth Round A frtca beat Moil. 3 4 t. 3: bchumactaer beat Sawiowaky. 1 4, a I.

CABLE SPORT FLASHES PARIS. Wednesday. May hundred and fifty athletes of the American army of occupation will leave Coblenx on Thursday for Paris to train for the American expeditionary force track chart: piocsfcJp. The party includes Sergeant O'Brien, who recently did the lVyard tiash Ln f.at; Corporal Irneson. of the Jfel- IMU i OTciiraiiu -a--, Tin cierar W' cv, I 'cos1! roe A.

C. New Tork. a dah man and half-rriler: Private Mc-Gvirn. of the -University of Caltfomia. shotputter and javelin thrower, and Srseant Htggins, of the University of Missouri, javelin thrower.

Confused Grievance. Baltimore American) "Here's otrebody. ears the oyster pro-duree r.oarty half a million enrs acnualty. Then If aatura Is such a wonderful pro-viIr. wy didn't she mike-the oyMer a henT Iliiao ii LJ ii5 (ill ilgg Dire 21 1-213 South Illinois St.

BRIEF TELEGRAPH SPORTS NEW TORK. May Although tha New Tork Yacht Oib kaa isu-d no oTlciaJ statoment. it ema highly lmirobabla that the organlaation. the motrt important one of its kind tn the country, will on a crui or hold any races this summer. Tfir ia a feelinic among th r.a fV.rrn that tha club should be consistent and live up to the snaarr ttivait to Sir 1 hrrj whan the Irish baroivt inquired ilKiut a cup nir this car.

aaj ill ilisiiii! ULJi'Jl "1 1 Tire end In I.i.i:.-::;:!i3 LdQ QO; Gd DO i in in Li L- FDSGS On last Monday we made a newspaper, announcement that, ginning Monday, May 12th, prices on all tires were reduced 10 per cent. As usual, we were first in our field to -give the public the benefit of lowered market. As usual we set the pace for others to follow which they did Tuesday. Remember this: We are giving a discount of 10 per cent, off of our own prices, which are from 10 to 15 per cent lower than tires of same quality are generally sold. And remember this: We have reduced prices on ALL makes and ALL sizes that -we carry in stock (not on a few sizes), on ALL sizes.

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