The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 14

SPORTS HIKE FOOTBALL GAMES CARDED FOR TECHNICAL Grid Schedule Announced; Basket and Track Dates Also Out. Nine football (ami, seventeen bse ketball contests and firm track roeeta have bnarrang'1 for tha athWIe li4n of JJI 1J34 at Technical lllth frvhool, cording; to th announcement midt today by officials of that ffho'il. Tth will open tha football season here on 21 with High cftool, of Da yt on. which is known throughout th mM41 wtt fir llin high quality of It teams. T.i fanual gam comi Nmir 2 and th Miion rloe with tha fchort ttOtct Nombr 5.

lh! football fadule oetote Trrr Raut. her. Vv JttkhmklM here, rvjer 2d feotjtb Hlfhj Tt. he. November mrh.

of Louiri.i. her 17 At KlrkN. N'rverriiier 2 Hhorlrtif a. btU ji forowa rwn 14 hhendn bre: I 21. Kfwood bre if emleT 2V.

RirmKl bee; January hortrMe; J.nu.rr 2. We.e. hw; January 1.1. at Nwri: January IV. MUI; JaO'ry 2.V St at rr'tk)io; February 1.

at rUeiry 2. al nary at Mart'! rntrf re; "eiea ry IS. Crawf oroevl I he: ry It M.rtlMavm Here; rebrnary hers: rcbruary 23. at Via lHI'l. Trark card Arrg4.

Th 1ra aeheibil: April 4, at Noble. v'l: Artti II, tnii netri)r here; Art1 a vmner.viM her. April 'ib. Ander bere Mr 4. AI fcloxi; Mr 11.

yr ia. at. TYv lMr twMi laket'a II. trick r'1 bt.atl fr thla on will mvl ntt wk at a aiielal atio1! tnriit'ti baa f)nlh4 a f(lrty a'w fi'ftil yaar In all aprta, wlnnlnf th rity rhimplon but falllna; In track nl ba STAGGS MENTIOHED TO SUCCEED VALTER HALAS i FOrTIfc nn.Nn, iuna J. Tha of "Waltar'H.

Ualai. for tira vara roach of raktkall and t'DRii at tha Vnlreralty of No'ra Iama. waa aanounrad today by tha Rr. Thomaa Irvlnr. chairman of tha athletic tonrd.

No tucrMior to XI r. ITalaa In yt 1bn narnad and, arrordlrr to Father no api.llratlona for tha position yt on fli. It waa rumftrd la Notra Dim jvort rlrrlea, and ainontf old Kadnataa aaambld htra for tlia ommniir rmant program liat nitfhf thai Kd Hatilharh. fsrmir Sfir lari mn, od nn tlm hurlr for th Chlrayo t'uha, nod lorra 'Mrllriil, manaaar of th Vahlna on nt.rlrdn t'lm two yaara wm pfiaallilllttaa for tha baaball 'attl'in at Nofra lam. tinlvfrally tit horl lea ful ahaolut.ly to romrnnt tha prniaha ancraor Mr.

Halaa. thr waa talk mn tha alumni that tha work ih tl.nart Inar onor haa bo handllnar may divided ho twn two men, on fr tha ha ball o.uion and tha other for tha haaket all berth, roach fttacas. of nlar. aon tlnd.) Hlah Hrhool. la mUn par.

iatentlv mentioned for tha Notra 'a ma poat. rr. Tm Try JIS If Juna Clair of tha Central Your, Men'a Chrlatlan Aaaorlatlon. of thla city, announrea that ha will attempt to awim from l'olnt Peter. Ontario, to the Harhthouaa at; Lorain, a dla laure of thirty two mile a.

on Jun 1 Walker formerly ronnected jlth tha Olvnjpfc team of Rna I'ran iaivt, Cal. lie la eiiKaaed In practlca awiini of varioua diatancea dally. BASEBALL GAMES TODAY Natleaal York at IltUhurih. Hear. m.

noltlrn at 9 lut. rhtudr 3 rnilatietthia al rmctnnati. olaar. n. too at clear, 3 p.

m. Ameriraa Le(aa riereUml at Nw York, rlear. .1 p. fvirpit at rltudy, n. Oteo at ln.ton.

rain, 3 p. m. SI. Louia at Wohinrton. clear, p.

American Ataacla'ta. St. Paul at Imlianapotit, Kin Cily at i iUnibu. Tole.lo.. Xlmitratxiti.

al YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Natlal Iaraa, At mM.burth Vew i) i ft. IT. 21 ft ft A ft a fittarch. 1 0303030 IS Utirt Mc 4julta and Sivrder; Cooper. Morrtnon and limiih, At Cblco litxlon.

(I 0 i Cbiraro 1 rUliariea ViMinnm. 0brr aint Karr.it. R. H. E.

fl 1 0 i 0 I a 4 7 1 Geaewicto ai4 OH Hi: At St. Iut R. n. It. mtldeiphia.

OOAAOQOA ll M. Itu tl 3 3 I I Baltertea Wetnert aitU Wilaon. tinea aui Aaaeriea lMt, At New York R. It i S1030100 7 13 Is Y.u I A 3 a RaUerte Oretir. and ScaJk; Jon, aoa noniuao.

At St. O3 5OO000 ft A tiWH. lUSOOlll 4 a rul Jtrr4: Haaty, Wai b. rv Perktna. At Waehinno R.

H. IV'trotl. oOOOftPOa 24 9 1 Wwhinrton 1 i rrineta, S. Johnaon and Blr; V. Jotuiaoa and Rui.

'Aarlea Aadatta. At Columbua H. X. Rmaaa 1 0 1 0 0 0ft 02 7 a Coh)ntr. 01031OOO 7 Ba'terteaSchupp and JTalmar UartkTT.

At Toledo ue. I 10 0 0 Joterto 0 1 0 0 0 Pattern Ijntrel and CViushUa and Auderaoa. R. X. 0 4 2 I No At ljOuivr.Ve R.

H. MinnMru. O1O0OOO0 1 LrtMi.Tilt. 0 I i 1 0 3 i Hatteriea Xippla and Xayer; CuUop ad Nejar. Tbr ktfrJ.

5 2: ETanarille. 1 10. Trr Haul. 4: Moftn. 8.

DaitTtlle, 4: IVon, 3. Ukiur, 10; lUoomintton. Btema4lwJ Lac, Nawark. 9: Jeracy Oty, 5. otber raote played.

Waatrrm Lc, Twlaa. il; Te Moln, 4. 5t. Jph. 3: Dwoer.

2. other tnte played. lb era Aaaortstf. aw OrWan 13: 'Memphia. 0 1.

Na.h 15: 13. Ati.nl. 4: EirmitiSm, 3 Utile Rock. 'bile. 3.

raeitl I'oaal Ieaxo. rernnn Seattle. 0. I ke. 11: Oeld.

fortUiid. 3: rr'io 1. SAcrairi 'tto. 5: I a. CeJIeca RaaebaJU WavV i.jn.' X.

w.llnrt'. I1" atat. s. ra. 1.

Waure yorroaJ, HOOSIER TRACK STARS SET FOR CHICAGO MEET Tha regrolar tragic aaaaon completed, tfe ereara of tha athletea tn Indiana tr in training; for tha flnaJ tla; avent of tha. yaar tha national nat at Chl Jun 15 and la. firm or a)x eehoola from tha Hooaier atata will txs rapreaetited at tha tntaroltejriato aramea. Tha varalty of Notra Dim, Indiana, Pur du. liutler and probably Wafaaah, and ll'uw will aen4 traia and field man to tba mC Vlth avry other colleca aprt anded until neit fall, tha traxk and man ar oalnr ry at tention In praparailon for tba Cbi eagro cat(i.

Pfeasant Little Party They're Having in Second Division. It'a an lea, pleaaant little party thrrt harjnr In lh acond dlrlalon of tba American Aaaoclatlon, fully a pleaaant aa tha flrat dlvlalon affair. Tha Indian. Hen and Wilier have lem awltchtnr around tha whlp erackar bonora, and tha Brewara. who lead tba dlvlalon.

ar ao cloae to th a ot'tom they Tha Indiana have found a aparlalty. that of knocking off ambitloua lead Inc team that atart In for eonaec tl tram rcarlm. The ftlue a her with ten atralarht. and te Tribe Jimmied th record. Teaterday th alnta ram with ten atratffbt, only to be knocked off, It ereat aram Friday, not Veca.ua the Indiana cam.

from behind and won, 7 to but bcatia th a am waa full trf pep and tbrllla. Th holaterotia Palnta rooted ao much that tha rhallenara ot under tha M4a of th Indiana and they, too, beama obatreperotia a nd acrappr. Tha eontirton apread to the fana, and when they mixed In the Kama became a hot aketch all arourjd. 4arrlm lalala. Tha Falnta had th Indiana.

to 4. Until tha elarhth Jnnlnr, when the Trib rallied and worked on both Markle and Hall, a combination of thraa hlta," two paaaea and a aacrlfic netting thre talllea and giving tha th lead. Th ffainta will wind up tha aerlea with Hunday'a cam, and th Mlllera will fj her Monday for a aertea. Th big feature of the Miller aerlea will th Illley Hospital benefit game, Tueaday. aaMBBBMaBBBBBMaBaapWBaBaaBaaaaaBWBBaBa TRAINERS GATHER FOR NORTH RANDALL MEET Br the 'Aee 4lcd rreaal June Although the Grand circuit harn horaa racing aeaaon doea not open until July 2, atablea ar fact filling at North Randall, where tralners are working their chirgea.

While of the horae men will await th Orand clrcult'a Inaugural, aom will try thtr luck on th half mile tracka. Th harnesa horaa raring aeaaon opened June 4 with a meetltig at tha new llrooklyn track near Among tha flrat arrlvala at North Ttandall waa Top Oeera. the "father of th drlvera." Pop arrived with hla etrltir of trottera and pacera two week earlier than la hla custom. Th veteran relnaman brought with him Sanardo. leico Orattan.

l.M'j: Ullian Kit wood. My lloaa Itud, and Kastern Morn. Itesldes these, Mr. (Jeers has under hla charge tha rank U. Jones' atable, conatatlng of twelve 'head, mostly colts.

Tratnera already at North Randall Include Fred Cican, Hpeck Kraklne, Marvin Childa, Nat Ray and a host of others. Yeateroay'a Hhu Ran, Ruth, Taoka. Total. llHooner, White Snv Traynor. Wratea.

hlk. MTbtV Soa. RilMell. fnralea. Boon, tota.

lioekel. hrae. t.rilttn. hrewera. 2.

rarrell, Cuba. Micholana. Mud Heaa. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS America Leagtsa, W.U Pet.f so is ioui. tH ID Waah 2 21 22 25 .4 6 8, 'Xetleaaf Leagaf.

rvt. 53 14 2 Hiw). ST 1 54 CI 2 23 INDIANS JIMMY RECORD MILLERS COME MONDAY W. I. Pet 20 24 .433 21 .444 17 23 .425 17 25 .405 W.

P4. 9.t SI Jill 2.1 24 .49 17 30 13 33 JZS3 York. Phila V. York. Prook ICLouia.

W. IV. 17 2 IS 29 'it SS .330 13 28 .349 W. IV IVt. IS IS .471 13 18 .433 13 19 .441 13 22 .403 W.

L. Pet. 23 21 Ml 19 20 .422 21 2S 33 40 W. Pet. 22 22 5 Oil SO .403 IS 7 .400 IS" 29 .341 W.

pvt. 13 13 .500 13 13 .44 13 IS .419 W. M. 17 15 31 10 19 .457 9 19 10 27 270 W. 1 PHt 2s a 13 tndpla.

24 1 Toledo. 24 20 The Kya I wiaa, W. 1. P. 23 14 Rloomt a.

1 IS lVort. 1ft IS .543 17 17 Waataea 1 eaga. W. PH. 2T 1 .57 D.

Moinea. VS 2i hioux City 2W tl St. Ju. 4 2v) rukera Laga. w.

4 IS Memthla. Hir'ham. 23 23 All Rck. Blae (nx Lag. W.

Tct.) in 12 rtn. 1 14 Pant. 13 14 K.OIr. St. Paul, Colmbus Louia.

rectwr. Kix at d. T. Haul. Evana t.

Oiti all a. Tvtia ukl City NahiU Orlena Chat Mt. St Maysrxii Mtchtca Oaart lai W. 1. pet Satinaw.

23 12 07 rint. SwCftr. 12 VMli'fX Kala too. IS It Hanttltoa. G.

Rapid 20 17 Ml, London Aaterleaa. Aaaelatla. Leading Haters AR. H. Pet.

TW'f. Kanaa Cy lJO R7 .407 VTritht. Kanaa City 4..15 30 Jaa Ijunar. Tulcrf. 17 2 .371 Kaet.

MinneaooM ISO 39 Comb. Louisnll 179 03 .352 Jgoat Horn Runs Brief. Kan City. 13: ra MnwTnli.xsl)' Knieer. lnHann(clia.

7: Becker. Kanaa City. Wright. Kanaas Ron Ttrtef. Kanaa City.

47. Most gluten fUaea Murphy. Columboe. IS. Saorilic' Hit Roaoeau.

Mum. arvlia. 14. Nol IwuNo ptar Tems St. Paul, 49.

Moat Run Teams St. Paul. 273. Frweal Opoonenta'Runa St. Paul.

183. rising Pitcher W. 1 TP. OR WITklnaon. Kanaas City.

0 34 21 gheehan. ft. 10 1 103 3 mtt. St. Paul.

5. 1 77 2 nn Kanaaa 1 4S 2 Northroo. 0 ''imMj 4 1 5 25 KtK'k, lulall 4 1 53 27 4lal laagaa. Leading Hitter. i AR.

H. Pet Wheat. RrnoXtm a r.nmm, Pittatxirrh 1 3 Jl! Ycunj New York 17 0 7 ta MoUm. rtnlaVlphi ,1.. 124 47 1 .379 fcnttoml.

St. Loul 191 71 .372 Mt Hot Rnn Wintam. Philadelphia. 20; Mokan. rhi'iethnla.

Chicago. Trayer. Pntureh, Moat Bun Bo craft. Sw Term, 43. UP TO THE THE ECDTAXAPOLTS XETTS, SATURDAY, JUNE 0, 1923.

SPLENDID LOCAL FIELD If INDIANA OPEN GOLF MEET. MILLERS AND INDIANS TO OPEN SERIES' MONDAY TENNIS NEWS. ALL THE BOXING NEWS, AMATEURS AND STATISTICS. BASEBALL ATHLETIGS INDIANAPOLIS PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS WHO WILL COMPETE IN INDIANA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT AT COUNTRY CLUB COURSE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY lft Riirht Diclc Nelaon. Professional Golfers' Association: Alf I course; Irwin Nelson, assistant to Lee Nelson at the Country Club of Indianapolis, and general manager of the Golf Shop Pet Hendrie, Riverside Golf Club.

Sitting Lee "Nelson, Country Club of Indianapolis Professional golfers of prominence i nthe state of Indiana have for some weeks been practicing continually for the Indiana open championship which is. to be held over the Country Club course of Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday. i Jack Blakeslee, who copped the open title last year with some sensational playing over the Chain o' Lakes course at South Bend, will not be here to defend his title but there will be other visiting professionals who will endeavor to keep the crown out of Indianapolis. Against this array of visitors Indianapolis club will throw as likely a group of professionals as it has beenvable to muster for some seasons. It seems that local pros are playing a little more golf this year than in the immediate past and that there is more compi4tive interest than is ordinarily the case.

i 1 tl i NT tViK rtiL T. tryA Trwlti the family is sufficiently well represented, however. Irwin is considered a dangerous man this saason. Two newcomers, eGorge' Stark and Alf WVrd, are likely to surprise many fans. Neither is a big man yet both hit long balls.

Stark has his short game down to perfection and if he happens to a fifty fifty arrangement on the breaks some of the old timers may get fooled. Ward is somewhat of a dark horse. Pete Hendrie needed seme good golf the other day and came in 3, 4, 3 at his course and this is typical Hendrie golf. Roy Robertson will 'hit as far as anyone playing and, can becountcd on to be right up there when the final count is in. 'i All in all, Indianapolis to be more than well represented in the pro end of this open affair and as for the amateur end of it it looks like a rough sea for any invader.

Arrangements for tha oil colored boxing show to, beheld In Tomllnion hall next Tueaday night have been completed and the majority of the ftghtera ar no win Indianapolis fin ishing np their training. Danny Edward ta attractlnr no end of attention and hts bout with Hun Rhodea Is expected to more than empty the avenue. Ktwatda la a col ored tltleholder and Rhodea doea not know what defeat mesne. Kddle Jacob and Ja Belt, tha ban Friday at Ball Park ST. IACT.

Aft. BR. SH. R. H.

O. A. K. rhriatenaea. If .3 U13 ft Boon, aa 4 1 Of.

.8,1 3 Haas, lb 3 0 ft 13 9 1 0 Rtgrert. rf, d. ft 0 0 I 3 3 0 0 Mora. 3b 3 0 0 1 2,0 2 1 Nnmun. O7 PrMWl 1 Perr hammer.

2b. 4 3 1 Gonial, OO l.t Mark), 4 0 0 UtU, too 0 0 0 1 0 Totale 39 0 I 27 13 "5 INPIANAPOUS. AB.BB.8H. R. O.

A. X. Chrtatenbury. rf. 4 Sicking.

4 Rehs. It Kir he. lb 4 brown, cf 4 Jtnma, sa 9 Campbell. 3b. 4 tnxoa 3 Petty, 1 Cavet.

.......2 Krugr ToUta .33 1 1 1 4 4 1 1 12 1 0 2 3 1 111 0 ft 41 0 3 3 11 0 1 12 ISO 1 1 0 1 0 1 ot 3 3 7 1228 10 Berfhammer out for Interference. "tBaued lie Ca.t In eighth. St. 2 3 1 0 2 3 0 0 3 7 Two baa hit Cbriatnan. 1: Boone.

1: Ri( rt. 1. Sfoca. 1: Dreeaen. 1.

Thre baa hlta Campbell. 1: Haaa 1. HAtne rttn Boone. Struck out By Market. 2: by Hail.

1: br Pftty. 1 by Caret. 1. Doubl playa JanTTtn Sicking to Kirk. Sicking to Kirk.

Sltn baaaa Riggert. Onnaalea. Baae on ball. Off Caret. 1: off Hill.

1: off Markle. 2: ff Hall. 1. Struck ut By" Petty. 1: by Caeelt.

1: by Hilt. 1: by Markle. Hlta Off Itty. 7 in 2 2 3 innlnsa; off Cavet. 9 In ft 1 3 lnninge: off Hill, tt In 1 inning: off Jaarkf.

1 1 in 7 Irmlnrs and to three batter In th eacbtk tnninr: oft Hall. 1 la 1 lasiac Winning pitohar Caret. Ijou tn pitce Marki. lapifo Mulln Boyl. Tim.

2 :00. Moat Stolen Ba Mo.1 Sacnflc natl 12. Moat Dubi burch. 54. Bohne.

Cinctnaati. 12. Hit Duncan. Cineia Play I) Pttt Moat Run (Tnu Jfw Tork. SOO.

Keweat Opponent Rnne Cincinnati. 200 Leading Pitchers MINUTE STATISTICS Pfetffer. St. Loia 1 fT 29 Luque. Cincinnati 0 1 67 19 OrUne.

Brooklyn 9 3 93 53 Aduu. Pituburt .....6 no Jonaard. New York 3 1 47 19 Aaaerleaa Leaga. i Leading Hitters AB. H.

P4. Heilmann. 150 .433 Barm Boaton Ii2 5tf Chicago' 152 55. Jmlen. ISO e.t Rjc.

Waablngton 188 tA7 Moat Home Runs Ruth New Tork. 13: W.iMama, St. Loire. Huer. Philadelphia.

8: Miller. Philacelrhia a. Mo R'irta Rath. New Tork 43. Meet 5'oloa Biw Col' na Chi a o.

19. Moet SdcnAc Hile Wmb(UM. Ciey Und. IS. Most Double Play ITaama Waahuigtoa.

39. Moal Rona fTeme ew Tork. 23S Feweat ODponenta' Rin a New Tork. 6S. Leadinr Pil' W.

Naylor. rklladelyhia 7 Mavt. Xew Tork 4 pennoek Xf TTrt. New Tnrk 9 Dana. JXrolt L.

IP. OR. 0 87 17 0 44 S3 1 a 91 1 41 2 a 91 30 a Highland Golf and Country Clubt Ward. Pleasant Run Golf Club: Georre Stark, of the Charles E. Coffin mm tama who are starting the show are hitting It off well enough and should keep the eyea open In the early part oi mo evening.

Fast Black, who meets Broke, th welter atar In tha aeml wlndup. talka of victory freely. It ahould be a busy evening. JERSFJV CITY, June The New Jersey state commlaalon has refused to bar Mickey Walker, wel terwelght champion, following action of the New York commlaalon which gave hla title to Dave Shade, of California, CASPETi. June 9.

Midget Smith, of New York, won the referee's decision over Earl Puryear. of Denver, after twelve rounds of fast boxing here last night. Puryear fought hard but the eaatern bantam was too atrong for him, TOUNGSTOWN. Jun 9. Jack Brltton, former" welterweight champion, defeated Cowboy Padgett In a onesided spectacular twelve round bout here last niarht.

NEW TOTtK. June 9. Jack Sharkev defeated Mickey Brown, New York, on points in a twelve round bout last night. Sonny Smith won a ten round bout from incent Salvatora. DETROIT, 1 June 9.

Sailor Fried man, Chicago, won from Johnny Mendelsohn. Milwaukee, in ten rounds last nteht. Ted Merchant. Detroit. shaded Hobby Tracer, Buf falo, i a Jten VU I.U B.

fiTTTrTQART. Jun ''V Soldier i Buck. LouiaTiti. deciairly defeated Dutch Seifert. Jne Bluff, hr laat nlrht In ten roujHla.

Tbf ar nuddlewetrhta Kid Darin all btit Bill Bailey and won a well earned detisloQ in ten ruuode. Tbey are elterwe gbt. PARIS. Jun 9 Battlinr Siki. who atid to bav received an offer of mat4i from Tex Rickard.

wilt go to tbe Cmted State after hli fight with Mnrelle on Jon 10. aoraedinr to a report here. It ia th fifhter will train at Man haaaet. Lonr I.I and. under tb manarmient Robert Kudelin.

who haa Euaene Crioul in charge, and that be will return to France ira September. CHICAGO. June 9. Charity, which profited to the extent of $24 55 in th J.VVOOO rtrbt between Benny Leonard aod Hlnkt MitcheU. which ended tn a fre for alt.

may be riren another chance. Blly Giboo. Liooard'a manager, telegraphed from Tork that Leonard waa will my to com bck te Chicaco and box fee nothter for th ben of the Wet Sid Boy." Cub. True dab vm to har profited by tbe bout twj weeks 4 PHILA DELPHt A Jun 9. Announcement wa aiade that Bobby WnVa.t rhila delphta flyweirht.

haa been matched to Nw Jo l.viM h. b.etarnweiirht etiacttdon. at th Philadolphi NiUnrnl I aeue beaebaU njr July 9. The will eiaht round. i PITTSBURGH.

Jire 9. Three Pit Urmrrh Tie Keeper men. Wilham Edward N. Jnoe and H. C.

Clayton, became member of th Pttt.bargh boxinr rommitton through a ahift in lie peraonnet announeeC Saturday one beeom aa ex offino member by hia appoiatroent as superintendent of police succeeding J. Ci'ioan. and Clayton waa named to succeed R. H. Anthony, returned.

Explosion Kills Fish MUNCIE. June 9. Hundreds cf basa. carp and other fish were killed by the explosion of dynamite In White river aeveral miles north of here probably on Thursday night, officers of the local Isaak Walton I eague said today. rns rriniiun uj miun, said that they had aeen hundreds of carp and base lying along the south bank of the river.

When members tbe Iaaak Walton League investigated, however, they found only carp, the basa evidently having been removed by h.e dynamiters. There were about 300 carp, aom weighing six or seven pounds each. Hundreds of fish presumably wr aa triad downstream. a St. LaaiteW Roy Robertson, aecretary Ind COLLEGE BAIL SEASON ALL BUT ALL OVER NOV (By th A mo Waled Preaa Four more baseball game two today, and one on next Monday and another on net Tueaday will bring the aeason to a close In Indiana col leerea and universities.

Indiana Unlveralty and Chicago fnlvereity were to get together at Chicago today In a Western Conference contest. only other gam In which Hoosler schools will take rart today is that between Indiana Ftata Normal School, of Muncie. and Danville Normal, The affair will take rtlace at Muncie. On next Monday" afternoon. Indl.

ana will take to the diamond for the last time. Purdue, the historic rival or ine i rtmson. will supply the vrpniuin. ram win piaved at Lafayette'. Indiana la favored to win as a result of It decisive vic tory over the Boilermakers on Tuea day or thla week at Bloomington.

Brwk le Deaire Mat Playtag vader the aarae of ke Braakalde. a graa eonapumed same tfce lewdla teaal ptavyer wf the pablle park carl, Iadiaaaplla save ftnsra aa argsalMtt tm play saatehea wltk ait tf tana play era. Iy A41 Ton Rafrrt, Hill Mayer a ad Crarfr Zerkle. leadera the Brookjaldea. latent as the beat teaaaa la the atate at ladlaaa aait aide of tadlaaaU tal Tke eapeelally desire snatch fmr Ssadsy array from kae.

The Rrk afdew will pay their awa eiseaara, th bwa elaW be lag expewred ta sapply aly Ihc.tessla arcnmadatlaiu. Ar. raageairBta fr "sialrkea with Ike Brwo4s44e eaa he aaa.de thvwsiKh J. Ad lev. SOSl Waahlmartom hlevard.

Matches are delred epe tally with sea teaal elab aa th Aadrnaa CVsatarry C4wh, Ifaate Water Cwapaay team. 31 a net e. Fraaklla, Te Kk.aa. and ether el a ha. Traal at Ifaatiagt Held.

HUNTINGTON. Ind June 3. The Morrison Tennia Club, of thia city, ia planning two tournaments this summer, preferably in August. The first tournament will be for playera under sixteen years, and the other for th aenior playera. In the meantime a match Is beincr arranged by which the members will play once around with all other member of the club.

Nearly 10O playera ar registered in the club, which haa tha use of three court a belonging to a Huntington lumber company. The Huntington Hub is considering joining the State Tennia Association Formal Oseaisg mt Oasrta, HARTFORD CITT. Ind June 9 The Hartford City Tennia Club Friday afternoon formally opened lt two nw tennis courts here. Hatch Hrothers. of Punkirk.

and Dr. Frnk Peterson and Ho wen Wfllman of this! cJt played an exhibition game tlnut.U a aa the opening event. of' shelter house, with dreeslusr room and I shower bathe, ia being constructed at tbe courts. DUBLIN, June 9. Tha Davis cup tie between Ireland and Franc will be played off here on Jun 21.

32 and 22. Ireland haa choaen th aam team that defeated India. ifc ev 4 a L0 through thaa greatest product" of American baae ball ranlnc Tommy is a kid Her and a come CRESCENT PAPER BATTERY i Besides having achieved tbe honor of getting the first hit of the aeason off Johnny 1 1 e. who hurled sixteen Innings thla year before Tmmy Teller cracked out a aingle off the star southpaw of the Heal Silks, this young 31r. Teller haa established a reputation for all around ability behind th bat.

In the opinion of lot. Teller has a great deal to do with the success of the Crescent Paper pitchers, which reatnes comes largely A. 41 i 1 ii I WILLIAM FL'LTZ, l'itcher. wmm TOMMY TELLL'K, dian. niiini una.

the hurler, who does most of th Teller. almost a Riant. He Is big Important Crescent Paper delivering to all th way around and appears to lie a. 2. i .1 I xperlence.

He haa not been glevn the best' ii I. wriu ynis tern ana consequntley has not been able to win ail hts games. He Is a real moundsman, however, and opposing batxmen th league respect his ability. Paul Castner. of St.

Paul. one of the beat football and baseball men and aleo one of the best scholars who ever attended th University of Notr Iame. waa scheduled to pitch against Illinois on "artier field this afternoon In his last varsity performance. Cast ner also waa considered in a claea by himself in the hockey business. tVakl.a park waa alive with eslhsala.m rHday wheat th ladlaaa were rallylag rack St.

Paal. There were several argwmeai and la the heat one them a gratleaaa whM kaonleirr of the gasir aad wha familiarity vith the player trere uanaaally exteaatlve. ea.uatly remarked I a grreat thin. I.a'l It. that la all.

th year mt basehalt there er ha been ample aetaaily eavleted mt dlahoaewty la the aramef a a a When Jack Hendricks called in Krueger to hat for Cavet In the eighth Inning, Mike Kelley respected the Judgment of th Indians' boa by ordering a walk for the Tribe backatop. And then the usual thing happened. The next man hit safely. Tew. wre 1mm are wadrlajr how that aviator wld da were he tm mm black amke laeteed af white.

The Sontheaaterrls are fully expeetin to drop St. Philioa at Willapd park. Tbey are playinr at 3 p. an. Southeaeterns are to be prevent at 2:30 Federals ami 5padea at Spale park at 3 .10 o'clock.

Any piUiee or outfielder de inng tryout call Cirele 202. For gme ad dreea F. Pang. SIO Kaat Tenth street. Tb Spadea Juniors play the Saxons at Brook, aide Hm.

3: Sunday. There are some ex Tecbers on tbe Southeastern team. "The Lincoln Highway will play at Craw, fordavtll Sunday. A player are aeked to be at 618 North Senat areniie at lO o'clock. Juno 24.

July I. 4 and 8 ar open. Address H. L. Coleman at foregoing addreaa lor game.

a a a Tb Indiana Sneciale have Jun 17 and 24 open. Call Kenwood 4025 and ask for Lawrence. Fire Point a la searching for semi pro game Sunday. Call Beecb Grove 140. r.ng 2.

For game with at Philip cH Webater 6063 and aak for Walter. The Marioo Csrdiaal. dT. "er will be in are at Camby S'in 'he box with Hot ieon 'hinf. All Cardinals are to meetin al the Terminal station at 12:43 sharp The Ar" ns Cuo.

will play the CntWe Cur at Brookside No. 1 at 3:3 Sunday. All player to be there early for jw iu t.ee. The Fmda'e Triangle will play the Militaries at Riverside Sunday on No. 10 at 2:30.

For game call Belmont 1500, and aak lor BUI between 6:30 and 6:30. Tb IndlanapIUi Star play al Kkorno Tr. a ait he at e. All player, are to be at Ib trac tioo terminal station at 0 o'clock. Stamp nd Davis will form tbe hsttery for Jhe Stars.

June 24. July 1. 4 and ar open data. Addreea William Thorn. K.7 Jitie moat avenu.

or call enwood 1719. Th Junior Order of Moose wilt play th Triangle A. C. a at Garfield park tllamond No. 1.

The lnd anapol a Senator aad the Kama take notice and call Cirri Mud lor Paul all 5 Ju. All players of tbe Fraternal Order of Kar re' nine are to eall at the Mammoth 44d Kaet Wa.hiiigton aireet. or eail Main 0710 rt fereixje Suuuay contcat. I pi and Co den. lake notice." i Sunday Partly cloudy.

Season's Crop of Youngsters at Laurel Hall Best Ever At be Laurel farm track th youngstrs are working well for Trainer Clate Dagler, with the help of Greeley Wlninga, superin tendlnr the operations. In Peter Mai re t4), 2.HVi, the pacing aon of Peter the Great and Itona. Worthy, Wlninga believes he haa a very promising prospect. the horse, now fiv years old. romped off i mil Friday in 2:14 very barrdily and showed some mighty ood rac i tiona Sn It.

too. This one Is eligible to' picintf and It looks aa iff would be able to beat on i two lap course during the present month, a hia mile thia week was a very handy one. Wininga ia also feeling pretty well over th work of Ma trice, the three year old Tilly by Peter the Great, dam May ii Thi filly haa not hsd extended training, but worked a mil Friday In with a half In 1: very easily. This filly la a slater of Peter Sullivan. a pacer bred th farm, which took record last year on a half mil track, and demonstrated more than once that he was much better than hia record showed.

In fact, horsemen talk about thia pacer as on tha wiM beat 2.:4 this year. If riven a chance. Thus the three year old at Laurel 1111 ft a distinct rlarht to pa'e fast from rela tlonshlp. and as she I ellaribJe to. aom events for per aare, "he will probably arfven a chn to m.ike rood on what she haa shown In trairv I'he prlnrr has he' jn 'especially pood one' at Laurel 'I! hs regards! he yountr no 111 liu has ben encountered.

de.ptte the fact1 tnat praeticauv an tn nrood mares there produced. The voungatera leter the Great and David Guv (1), are all bright, lively fellow, and on appearances there Is more quality In th lot than In any previous year crop at th big breedlnf farm. 1 1 1 GOjlF SHELBY BOOKERS PICK GIBBONS TO WIN RGHT Speed Shown in Building Arena Little In Way of iny Henry Farrell. 1 at ted Trea Staff Correapndeat 1 tCopynsht. 5IIELBT.

June Shelby wa 'doing Its best today to be rice and lawful, that J.tck ftempaee may box Tommy Oibhons here July 4. The littl oil town which Juruped Into prominence when it was picked. a the site Tor the heavyweight battle, and which later becsm famous for a revival of old frontier days, has nothing more interesting to talk about now than chorus girls of a burlesque show who go. about tha alkali dusted streets In knickerbockers and silk stockings, "Thema only Rds." the cow punch ers in front of the one half of one pr cent, cafes remarked, aa the girls paraded. Th burlesque, advertising a glrly ahow.

Is to open Sunday night In a big tent back of the Main street, and the tickets are selling fast. Mayor Jim Johnson, ix feet threa and 243 pound, a cow puncher for thirty three years. until he hit oil to become wealthy, was back today, after a visit. He told tbe boys thero was no fooling, they had to be 'good. Hard boiled cowboys and grlssled drillers accustomed to doing things their way, couldn't see how It was anybody's business how Shelby op.

crated. Turk, the town's leading bartender, was particularly Irate. "In the' old daa we used to rop and hss them meddlers." Turk said. "It avasn't so long sro thst an agent beaded in to do a little fussin'. Out side the cars was a bunch of punchers with the ropea ready to hosa him and he was the tram again when she rolled wuU I believe In I.lttl Katertalameat.

Whil all th hordes of atrangerg coming In are looking mostly for entertainment, the natives are more Intent on making money and singing praises of Tommy t.ibbons, challenger. There Is no doubt that this la a Gibbons They look on him aa a sur winner. tilbbons had another quiet day yesterday. He did seven tulles on th road and then went out shooting prairie dga In the afternoon. He la batter with hi flats, however, than with a .21 rifle.

The building boom la continuing. There were buildings todsy on empty lots of yesterday, and there will others dny by day. Ttt arena Is being pushed with almost unbelleva hla speed and tha tickets ar going rapidly. Tents, large and small, fitted ur like dormitories with army cots'and beds, are springing up all over town. It seems that preparations sr being made for A.

H. but Hhelby thinks It will have none too many. ATHLETICS NOV FOUR GAMES FROM YANKEES NEW TORK. Jnne 9 Two" CTfant cast ffa. both twlrlera and of th much demanded southpaw turned In hrllllsnt performances frr their teams yesterday whil th New Tork Nationals went down to thlr third straight defeat due to Ineffective pitching.

One of th discarded left handers, Mike Cvengroa pitched tha White Sot to victory 'over the league leading New Tork Tankeea. 7 to 1, holding down tha hard hitting champions to eight hits, on a homer, by Rati Ruth. Th other, Walberg, of Philadelphia, relieved Hasty In the third after Ht. Iuli had scored ftv run's and held the itrowu acorelea for th next six innings, the Athletics win rung to 6. This victory put th Connie Mack a it re km ton four full games behind the Yankees.

Hugh McQuillan failed to check tha rushing l'irnte and li twburjrh da. feated New York 9 to putting them a gam closer to th leairue leaoera. Russell's hesvv hlttlnss wss a feature, th burly ieft elder garnering a single, triple and homer. O'Karrelt'a hitting prartlrally clinched the victory for Chiraao ovr Hoston 4 t' 2. The Cub catcher drov In three runs and sored In other himself with a circuit drive.

ft. Loula made a clean sweep of tha series with Philadelphia by defeating th Quakers 3 to 1. The Penators downed th Tigers 7 to 4, although Manager Cobb rushed eighteen playera, Including four pitchers, Into action. SPORT TABS VRW TOrtK Th Wlltard Iuia Klrpo. Jack McAuliT and r'lord Johnson bouts netted the milk f'Jnd abojf clear, it Mas announced.

IKKKFOItl), 111, Harry Ilrant. hwrtap mf tb Three 1 I teB ia la hixpll.l her twday vvlth a fractured skull ranw4 by a pitehed battle la yeaterdaya game with CHAMPA' of Ill noi ball r. in yeateroa partui i Amer is (( Wteru 1 by alghi. POt crews 5 annual 2. June 1 Cornell Th I'nlveralty 1 the varsity base ore of 3 to 1 her frier to hi de.

loin the 'lllmsk tram. Chrl 'T. ff.rern.t rt vraa feted me a laat V. Col umbia 1 for th r'atta Jun i pected i.ingTon an 1 rr.EE ageht CHICAGO. Ju.v St.

Paul out lei free agent In a by Baseball 5 Nelson Hawks, was declared a on handed down 1C Landla. htch provided that nither Paul, V. rnon nor th New York Yankees uldXgn Hawka for the 195.1 Mnin. An I a tio of th Hawks ri" showed, accrdlnf to the trjnt Hawks 1 a rl 1 1 v. League.

nd later 1 St. l'aul, both minor chib holding the i tyrr Lack from ctii.r iClit in nrM iird l.a. The esse of Hawks lmilar t1 tnai i Tin inp irencn, r. th the Cri.nkh'n lul. French mb belnc held by Vernon for tbe Yank.

when Landm nude lii.ni a. free (Wt Virtlnia t.nw)r!l Whe Vbel qviit wtlh yeiej tarei proposed to her me'aii to lk at fcr.