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SLUMSEDMES. OUT VICT 03V OVER RED JA AT1 1 ft I Ife nr. Ccrr.23 Frcm to Win Ten fr.r.inj Fray. l't4 La'd in notrir. 6To Woo, It.

3 1 5 JJm 3 20 notel ovt Jrannal. It to I. In the tnth Innlsg of the last city a rie Laaeball gam at Riverside and ruined Manual's h'vpes of tlelr with Tech for tha Cit tlt. grot atarfed arir In na Jaye gar) ar4 had aciulred a con toriV flre rtirj lead by th n1 of a fifth Inning. Th rain.

fa tciir tiring the third f'rth aid fifth Intiinrf. pat 1 th atta'c, and. after dn la tb aiat.n, th Uin rat wl In tt seventh and aveored mix rvir off Hivfrs. iUautl pitcher. ilanual tie i tr score In it half of tha whfn Mion weaJcened n4 walked In on run and Vi'enpr relieved Iflgg and.

al tr ougri held Kiortrf'f until the tenth. In th tenth, vvotmpntf tlw tip rimclllr and WooiltM and Chrlena th wlnnlnc rme for rihortrldge on wide throw at th ami a eaerlflc fir LMaon rUrhmd airtight tail during th laat three Innlnga. Krrore wre freooent on both aides th wt Kail an1 footing helping tlonr. Able Thatcher" work In center field for fnortrldge waa the Laat Individual playing or the 4 a v. n.

n. foo I oo 10 10 a 1041O030PO I 19 0 fuller! I hoe ri.tr TUnm Klrit' (Mkn idi VS'cxBtror end litre. Cm DUKE'S NEW HECORD 1.0 Jim fe Dak Kabanemeka, Hawaiian twlnarf, laat night eetahliahe4 what waa aaari1 aa a new ree r4 for tha tr rar4 ra tyta 4aah. tikri ha aw am tha 4Utaaa fa S3 araa4a. Tha rTlaa rf af S3 flat waa Kaaaaamaha'a awn.

ratatUah4 at Ifaaalala la lIf. INDIANA TO END SEASON V1TH THREE DIG GAMES riJOMINOTON, Jona 7 A iRfT around tha circuit will wind up tha Crlmaon baaaball ataaon thta waak tnd. Indiana meat Wabaih to tnorrow. Saturday Indiana will play Chlcato at Chicago, and will wind up tha aaon aifalnit I'urdua at Lafa yatta ifonday. Otuia, Hfoomaw, rarker, Thornaa.

Rmlth. Sloata, Ifathlaa, ilill'r, Nlneaa, Vlchtrman. liaworth and rnmpox tha aquad which accompan jrn toacn, Mlnton ana Ix nif fallow. WtUih hol'la a victory or Indiana on tha Crtmaon'a hnma let thla yaar. Indiana and Chlcao hava not mld tr thta inn.

Hoth are ratt low In tha confrtn. Tha rm with I'urdua Afonday will ha tha timi of tha thre itarna aria. team has won onca on Jordan field. Gerce punckn mhy ftin th Hrlt' lah rptn. Ha is a great rolfar on of tha world's areateat and ha haa wnn tha open.

Pnncan ta aald to be flaying; his greatest golf thla year. Ilia excellence waa brought about ty Ma retolutlon to do Waa etuYlnr. ieas eipartmentlng with hi" tam. luncn appeared In Indianapolis lat inmer In an ethlhltlon round with AtMltrhell. lie la eeif to b.

on of lh crtalcit atudenta of iTOlf, a rnMrtmmitt sclent let, a perfect aolf Inventf cator. And having imagina' tlon. tmnran's lead him to a knowledge of the danrtn of aorn ahota. And knowledge ot dan ger In golf, sometimes Is bad. ita Mr.

Ruth and Mr. Wttlla ara building up tha home run ata tixtlca. and whlla other momentoue thinaa ara happening in th world of mori. conatder It a line or ao th work of tha French flier. Rarbot, who 'In Ma COO pound machine la leaning a new way lr aeronautlca, lie flaw from Iynr laland to Weat Point and returned.

ISO mllea. (Jaa and oil for the trip coat "0 cents. Ift banders may be bogs." oplnea our friend, by profession an Infielder, hut hfcuufA a inin throws with hla rlarht la no reaeon to think that ha Is a rin thinker" lie Inalata that all tha famous bona handera. And has a right bander himself. On of the erreat improvement In Infield flav.la tha general Introduce tion of lefthandev firat baemen.

Old Timer aaya all the great teemen of th ancient day were rtcht handed throwers An eon. Hrouthers. Chance, Connor and And then cama the left handed flrat baaeman. The flrt of theae, 'mvi the Old Timer, waa Fred Tenney. a li'nwn Oolieare ratcher.

made over by Trark alee, then manager of tha Nationals. Tenney had been tried out In the outfield and waa no Rut at firat. hla left arm perm tted him to make playa on the InfieM that had never before been Many have followed him 111 hape. Jlarra IVinahu. Jake Pwbrt and George Sialer, beaidea others.

The parncraphera and tha baaehalf Mimorii may have aom run at the rt hni1e4 pttchera. hut the left rtrule4 firt baaemen to have rlenty of thinking ability. PVT.TTroni:. Jura 7. IV Garcia, army rn I chimrinn, initial Tommy ot, lokihrrwichi champion.

to a tiraw hra last latht. "ho Ju rifivion waa re TJTd unf vc rstiT I rivy tt the tna who thouxht (r i.l tkea a maorty of tse rTTV.CTT. June 7 J. 1 hNw wia dsml Jiirwniiiij an.1 r1 tt a A. CRApa 4, atale t' v.f cnm.M'.owr.

horu. te poor rr he ui to hara ma.i ax wn.t Ourki, Lot Acsvics tra i.y Jm.tt Ja 7. Iou Ktd Jv rf turn, arvl fiah lirr I Bii. nf leatherweir iu, who i gM rrtirvl iraw the tir 4Ti rrirm. i fur twelTe at t.

r. ooro elaUiuta imxt Tuea it hovt at liarana vo v. v. r.at. h.

to lut i tivciuM of ra.n CLEYEriGER ACCEPTS Slav, Jmm T. T. C. CleTcasrr, I'alvrralty af Mt aoarf athlatla dlretr, aaaaaae4 thla aaTBiaar that ha hjul tI. arraahaV hia aeeeytaaea tha yaaltlaa af athlctl director mt ladlaaa 'alraralty ta ttajTrraltT aatkarltlea.

Ilia rcataraatlaai hcra will haa ef feetlva ateaahY ha aald CI fa mm ataaavaa atf Ia dSa mm aa4 aaa ml ha faaaaaa ath lfra jrWae hy that aehal. Ha haa hra a 41reear af athWtle here ataa 124. Chine Call Causes Trouble TOTIOITTO, Ontario, Jnaa T. Lore Dader, Toronto InternatJonal Ixaarue pitcher, today waa reported hava quit tha club, follow in aa aaaertJon by Georr fitalllnca. Hoc better man artr, that ha had proof of Dider'a aJlaajed ahlna ball" dellaary and world protcat any carna la which tha Leaf twlrlera ofpoaed tha Colt a.

Ac cordlnr to EtalUng a ha haa obtaJnad aavaral balla pltrhad by Bader In recent aramea which auataln hla conten tion tha whey wara "doctored." It was aald. had. Joined an Independent team near I job ton. clded. Ilooaler golfmrw arerywhara are sharpenlna; up their puttlna blade and worklnr avertlma with drivers antlclpailngr tha start of tba bis; contest, Indianaoolle haa tha beat ehmncm to cop tha title thla year In tha opinions of tha aopasiers wun ee tnon, ountry Club pro, one or tha leading; avorltaa.

Irwin Slaon, Itttla but mlhty with his driver, is aiao con Idered another lormiaaoie ooeiacia tha pain or tna cnirapioniniB mn IlKhland municipal couara are bic; Liclt fitark to a Ira a mlahty arcount of hlmeair. A. new race to ndianapolle foir tni win apnar in ha lineup of tha Indlanapolia prat thla year. Th newcomer la Ward, of tha new Pleaeant Itun Club of Irvinartoo. Alf ta an Kng uan man aafl learn.

i nia 1 arnous Jim Uraia yeara aco. niro pair up with Cliff Waaoner, of the 'Itaaant Ran Club, in me pro aro teur beat ball event. fate Itendrla and Paul Khaffer are partners In the pro amaveur KNOTHOLE GLIMPSES BT J. r. MeCAJCK.

A rumor floating around American Asaaclatlon circle that Roger Bres nahan would dlspos oi tna ioieao ball club ara denied by tha Toledo magnate. Tha rumor has It that Dreanahan. would aell and that a new manager would take charge of the lub. Rreanahan. It ta aald.

has oeen willing to let go or tne Toieao ciuo the rignl pnce is omrr orbing to th story a veteran clatlon manaaar would come to io ledo and Whltted would take hla eue reaaor'a Job, a swapping of poattlona. In eome quartera'lt ta aald that Mike Oantlllon la tha proepectlva purchaeer and that brother Joe la to be the playing manager. Joe ts said to be contract with the Mlnneanolla rwnra for another season, Toledo knows nothing about tha reported rhanare, however, aecordlna; to lateat diapatchee. a Vhata wrroag with tha efealer la tba Aaaarleavm A tteat la the art af ewlplag haae 'a 'last aeieaeaw It ta a ajaeatlom wkleh ar awlte a allr aa4 never aattafaetorlly aa awerei. It mlmm la eaaalaur galte hit af wairy tm aUrera paa haaa ateallag for premlaeat plaea la tha haae ball a a a.

Inqulslttva baseball Tolk ara point ing to records In tha American Aaao clatlon to show that stealing baaea haa gradually gone downward and tha case of Doug Balrd, formerly third baseman of tha Indiana, la cited to bear out thla belief that there le ome thine radically wrong la thla moat difficult part of tha game. Ualrd. for two consecutive aeasons haa annexed tha title of base ateai Inar champion In tha American Aaeo ciatlon but there Is a gap a mile wide between the two record. Tear before laat. Italrd lod tha a peed klnaa tn atolen beeea with a mark of aew enty two.

This Is an unusually largo. number and was made when Pour was enjoying 'his greatest year' ln'1 baaeball and ha waa far ahead of the advancing column. Ralph SMnnere. now with the' New York Oianti waa second best In the leaerue. swiping fifty four bases, eighteen less than ilalrd.

It would hardly he fair to compare the record of seventy two stolen bases by italrd in 1JZI and to hold It up aa an average, for thla mark great record but laat year tha aam title waa won by Balrd but waa cap tured wttrt th lowly mark of twen ty nine etoien naaes. aald to he one of tha lowest records In the hlatory of th Association. Lamar, Toledo outfielder, waa second last year with twenty six stolen baaea A drop from eeveaty twa baaea ta tweaty miae ta aaaaaal ta aay tha leaat a4 la tha eaaae af tha char that baa ateallag ta faat allyptaa; away free tha gaaia. Fddle Murphy, a veteran, who Is wun tn coiumous ciud this year. promlaea a revival of base ateallner.

TTddte la credited with thirteen atolen haea ao far thla year, far ahead of me pace or last year, when Balrd etoio twenty nine for the entire aea aon. Kddle Slcklne of tha Indiana polls team. Is among tho leaders this year, ticking has stolen ten bases. Pans at Xorla la tha TVi.r league snowerea pop Pottles at I pi re Churchill tn Sunday'a gamea Tha arbiter left the path and resigned hia jon. That a one way or protesting; sinn tna antics or soma rabid folk.

a a Columbus 1 elated with tha ahnw. Insr of BUI Ken worth second baseman, lr the laat week Thev were a bit dubious about Kenworthr be cause of a rather alow atart bot a Bill Is no longer a youngster the Co lumbua fans natientlv iwili.i) hi. arrival to ptayinc form. Kenworthy and hrleber. shortstop, are playing a.

great game at tha second base ata tlon and Ike rvls at third, also Jtaelnr a rlnTmtlniL Th. Riinr. look nnuuaiiy strong from thla observing station. THAT FRESHMAN RIOT NEW HAVEN; Conn, June T. The Tale Harvard freshman crew race In the annual regatta June 22.

will be canceled, It Is announced at Tale, unless tha participants in a riot Mon day night between freahmn n4 sophomores confess their share in the outbreak. More than fifty policemen and aeveral pieces of fire nrparatua war called ut to atop tie rlou reglateiinr from Riverside. Both Pete hava been going good this year and ar expected to furnish plenty of competition. a On August 19. 1122.

th day following; tha Indiana open rolf chain plonablp at tha South Rend Country Club, ther appeared th following paragraph In Tha Newa A ,2 00 yard coarse, all cluttered up aclentlflcally with bunkers, lakes and marsh land, over which whisked a stiff breese. In seventy two holes of wonderful golf. Jack Rlakeelee presented twenty one fives, twenty seven fours, twenty three threes and one two. Incidentally this gives tha winner a ringer acor of two days golf of IT for eighteen holes." lilakeslee's total of 24 for the open championship of tha state waa composed of consecutlv rounds of 72, 71, 71 and 7. What will happen to this record at the Country Club here nes.t Tuesday and Wednesday when the best In Hooslerdom wilt compete for the 1122 championship minus Rlakeelee? if "dope" la reliable nothing will happen to Blakealea's record, but If the "dope" Is upset aa It waa at South Bend last year, anything can happen, The Indianapolis Country Club Is 2, 27.

72. the same as at South Rend. Will tha winner go for seventy two holea aa Blakeale did without scoring a single six? a a Haaa lev A Twre y. Tha qualifying; round of tha spring; tournament open to members of th Hoosler Athletic Club will held at th Coffin coursa (old Highland) Saturday and Sunday. Each entrant will be required to play eighteen to qualify.

Players will then be. divided Into flights according; to ability aa shown la tha qualifying round. This will give each player a chance In th match play which will follow. Mora than alxty entrlea hava been received and additional entries will ba accepted at tha tee on either Saturday or Sunday. Medela and priaea will be awarded In each claaa and this promlaea to be the moat successful tournament held by th Hoosler A.

C. The following committee requests all club members to be sura to qualify In this tournament, so as to be In line for future ones thla year. Mambera may make up their own foursomes of club members, or call chairman of the golf committee at Circle 1500 for datea. The committee la compoaed of Manning I Norland, chairman; Paul Shaffer. Jack Palk.

A. S. Arnold. When You Think of POOL, Think CLAYPOOL Billiard Room Entrance through hotel lobby baeement. ore all iritMEa See Gene Hennlng mak th pool ball talk.

Everybody Invited 37 N. Pcnn. St. THE KDIAXAPOLTS NEWS, THUESDAT, JUNE 7, 1923, oo EV AND VI EArVi Daaa aa ladlaaa OyfB. TTbo will ba tha open rolf cham pion of Indiana for MX" At tha praaent tlroa In tha nelahborhood of thirty leading coif, profaaaionala of tha atata and a Ilka be of ear beat amateur ar entertaining thoughts of four good rounds of aolf oyer tba Indianapons Country uo coursa next Tuesday and Wadneaday wban tha cbamplonablp will be da COnHESPOXDSNCE (extract from Utter) Dear If las Cannon: 1 promised would writ' yoa as aoon ms I via ball czme well trirlie as rs4s to piUh thia P.

5L bot am wrtteiaa; tbia letler at 19 A. JL and wu'l Bale it before I out to the ball pk That bow conSdianf I am that I will make a inciter eat of Uu N. Y. dab and wL'I ret crea with Roth for what be done Lb CbJ. ENT "YOU KNOW ME, AL" By RING LARDNER Hrr IT aVar Charles O.

"Wallace, Sam Hoffman. Ir. EL Mitchell. K. Smith, Charles Soidani.

lXTTSBrnCH. Jam 7. I. J. Me Xaaagh.

a hotel hay, haa heea ad ta th chamee clrvle af hla la aralfev. llcDesesKh receatly was asa4 aa Schealey park repre eeatatlv la th caalag while llaka ter aaaeat at Waahleartaa, Practte aa yeaterday saa4e tha 220 yar4 atath hale la aae. CLEVELAND. Jna 7, John O. Anderson, of tha New Tork Athletic Club, la ona tha first major golf stara to enter In tha western amateur championship at Mayfleld Country Club here next month.

Mr. Anderson, who for years wore the colors of the Siwanoy Club, haa been a contender la national championship for yeara. being runner up to Bob Gardner in th national amateur in 191a. and aeveral times baa goneInto th late round event. BRIDGEPORT.

Conn, June T. Erwlght Wheeler, of th Brook lawn Country Club, secretary of the Hoie In One Club of America, acored tils second hole In one In match play th, links yesterday. Porfaet shot on w.niinB.ol 11S 4s in a match with T. Rica Day is. acored an aca on thla same hole last July.

Canet ITlaa Eaatera Title. PHILADELPHIA. Jun 7. Beneath a broiling ana that nnswadied her a trifle. Xia Olenaa Col let t.

of Providence. K. naUonal cbaaoploa. yeaterday won the twUni golf aaaodatloa'a womea'a cbampioaahl p. Her rand total for tha fifty four holea of medal mt hflaa Alexa BttrUnr.

former natioaal rhara nton. who Blaml IrotB Thourh MUe Collet I wo day a tamed Hcmpatead. in a card of 88 her br lead amaawd during the flrat 7i arrr to wia over Vies Stirling, who rKrotlated the rourea today in 84. Mm. D.

C. Hurd. of Hrrion. flo iriou aoiat CI SOT. coma.

rf Vrm On Second ThouuhL (Cc by The Ce3 Syrtilcxta, Ine 47CHCAU0 OOQQ 1 III, 1 IP. 1111 mmti gun tBy JtaaaJa! Tba regular monthly meeting af tha IadV anapo'Je Caatiag C3ub wia be held at the Marion Clnb at 8 o'clock mday eight. At thla meeting plana will ba made for the dedication tournament to bald at the opening, of the new pool now searing completion. Aa entertainment coetmiltee wtU be appointed for the event. A hoapitaUty committee aiao wtU be appointed whoaa duty it will ba to look after the welfare of the tailing eaatera who eome to the city to attend ta celebration and partldpat lo the tournament.

It la th deal re of lreaudeBt Cbarlee Lewia that there be a full attendance of the memberabip at th yrklay night meeting. A representative of the I ndianapolle Chapter of the Itaak Walton Leagnie of America addreeaed the fourth peod Hasee at the Twrhnical High School at the nual Supreme day relahratien held today. The conaervation work I the Walton League a local and national organisation was explained la detail to the atudeate. Tba told of atream pollaUon and tta effect oaT the flab lite la the etreama of the country and tha need for more atrtngent laws to Dunieb. thoee reeponaible foe the pollution.

The etodente were nra ad to follow the rulea of clean eportamaneblp In the taking of flab and game In that the wild Ufa of the eoun tnieht be perpetuated for all time to As sn Illustration that yon don't have to go octaide th city limtte to get good flah fng the earpertenew of a local aarler thla week will ehow. Thla flaherman alwaya car rlea a rod in his machine ready for any likely You Will Like mm Cigars qj QUI CITTITI UUmHlUlZt: All Daj PARKING Downtown No Restriction ITirce sizes: 10c, 2 for 25c. 15c straight Diatribe)! 4 hy OLD HiYMtRKET, 231 W. Marylaaa KIEFER STEWART CO. ladlnnapolta 4 Will GENUINE anamas The proper hat to wear this Summer is a PANAMA unsurpassed for Style and Comfort For Quality and Service buy a Superna tural Genuine Panama Ask Tour 'Dealer and Jook for the V(ame tsCtnwsfsri excltsivtty fy ECUADORIAN PANAMA HAT COMPANY New York iral'Fanamas, $5 and '72 Exclusively by ILEVIIMSOM1 YOUR HATTER 41 S.

I1L St. Cor. HL Market Sta. YoEttOlOO I SU. looking gahing hole.

Having aome am all minnows la a tank at hla homo he decided to put a few la a backet and put it on the running board of the machine when he took hia "wife out for a before breakfaat drive. Wbiie driving alone tha rail Credt honVvard. above Tatrtleth atreet. he con eluded to try a few nunnowa tn tba creek aa Sn espertmeat. leal than an hour a prown to Coach III.

rhti tackle Brown, former grid on the Butler ejeven last four has letic director of th 11 jP3 I'll I I II iia: I I Vr Dalley Consprxny lac 1 I I Am, lW I WIf a yi a 1 ml i mm' if J. II 1 Ill I a i i II Uacan captain for the signed as ath Marshall (lit) ftah'ng he landed four nine inrh crapniea an 1 i arehit I. mmh.e toaide of tba next hoar they were being School. Marshall la a member of MsSn II orouce To 5. G.

MvvA. tr THIS Bar l'fiR 'THIS UTTCR OP as vvre oscipd To tl LL VRVTt2 To clatloah which will permit Brown to match hia teams against the best In weatern Indiana In all branches of aporta. Brown. In addition to receiving several all atate cltationa In the course of hla playing career, waa captain of the team In lie waa aiao a varsity baseball man. College Itaaeball.

Rrav Croaa. Ttifta. 4. Harvard. 7: mi a II U.g.PAT.

or. Indian Gacolino All the Time Don't keep on buying gazo line wherever you happen to be. Buy Indian, the gasoline that's clean and pure, the one that's all gasoline and stick to it By using Indian Gasoline constantly, you avoid annoying carbureter adjustments. It's uniform in quality and will give you uniform service high power quick pick up and a smoother running mptor. And don't forget Havolinc Oil.

You can get that, too, wherever Indian Gasoline ia sold. Its high quality and uniformity have been known to motorists all over the world for the past twenty years. a la a vL 1 i 4 a You can get Indian Gasoline from any Indian pump, or from th INDIAN REFINING COMPANY SERVICE GTATI South and Delaware Streets.

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