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Always prm a is tiv.2) xrzj. xerrea or sucoessim men 35c ccci 3 br 1 rn HJ mm I. I I lEo DTDE aiPS SMALLEST CdDtLLLAIHl 1 Earl 'Smith, star catcher of the Car dinsli, knows big league tobacco when he finds it. 'Read what he says. TT my hat off to Mail PoUchl Not alone because its rich, tobacco flavor Imppens to suit my taste.

But because no matter boiv often I chew it, Mail Pouch will i no cause heartburn or.indiestion.77 Chew JTTAIL POUCH is the cleanest tobacco I ever met up with. Every leaf of it is juct lilic every other leaf clean, fresh, tasty It 13 the meet lacting chew that I Lnow, and I've tried mcst of them. of the AawnMMM MM UVIUM the French tennis championships beginning Monday have closed with an of the most prominent men and women players of Europe and the United states enrouea. The French stars. Henri Cochet.

Rene Lacoste and Jean Borotra: the Americans. Bui TUden and Frank Hunter, and Baron. Cmberto De Mor Dureo. of Italy, are regarded the lead ing contenders tor the men's singles crown now worn vr coenet, dux Jacques Brugnon, of France: von Kehrllng. ef Hungary; Jan Koseluh.

of Cseenoelovakla, Hans Tlmmer. ox Holland, and Bunny Austin, of Eng land, are looked upon as dangerous. in the feminine division tne cham pionship Is virtually conceded to Miss Helen Wilis, the present holder, while Llli 0Alvares of Spain, Mme, Roger uathlea of France, Kes Bouman ox Holland. Eileen Bennett of England and Cecilie Aussem of Oermany rank: as possible finalises against the Call TUden and Hunter, Cochet and Brugnon and Borotra and Lacoste stand out as the best men's doubles pairs. Favorite in mixed doubles Include Miss Wills and Hunter.

Miss XTAlvares and Borotra and Miss Aus sem and Cochet. A women's team match between France and the United State, beginning Friday, will open a tennis festi val lasting eighteen days, as the tour nament is played in leisurely U. Star Arrive In France. cresbodro. France.

May (AJP.) Bill TUden and Frank Hunter, America's first ana secona ranxing tennis players, arrived today on the Acruitanla and left for Pari by auto I consider we nave as gooa. no better cnance uian jrmr bring the Davis cup home, said TU TUden and Hunter said they would nlr in the French championships opening Monday In singles and men's doubles. Later TUden and Hunter win pro ceed to Amsterdam for the Duteb enamnlonshine June 4 and thence to Wimbledon for the British classic. CHRIS ROBISCH NAMED ASSISTANT AT HAfi OVER HANOVER. Ind May, 15.

Chris Roblsch, basketball and football coach at West High School, Cincinnati, since 1922. has been namea assistant coacn at Hanover College for the coming year, Roblsch has been conferring with Hanover officials for some time and a definite agreement was reached Tuesday. Roblsch is one of the most popular figures among the coaches of greater Cincinnati, ana nia success with West High School Indi cates that he will it in well at the Panther camp. Roblsch is a graduate of Hanover, and took part in football, basketball, baseball and C. v.

Money will remain as head coach. The assistant coach position is a new one. The school is planning a rejuvenation in athletics. TO BUILD ATHLETIC FIELD Ind Lebanon High School trustees have leased an eleven acre tract at South Side park, from the city for an athletic field. A cindered running track, gridiron and baseball diamond will be provided.

Work on the football field wUl start Immediately order to have it in readiness for the opening of school In September. ROSS QUITS TRACK RICHMOND. Ind Mar 15. M. O.

Ross, track coach at Earlham College for five years, wUl confine his activities entirely to teaching economics next year, says an announcement at the coUege today. His successor has not been selected. Ross will assist in coacmng tne football team, however. OF 5c CIGARS? We don't blame you. Bead tit Yotive.

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MAY 15, 1923. v. 1 TUden an Hanter Are Among Leading Contenders for Title Cochet, Lacoste, Borotra, French Stars, and De Mor purgo, of Italy, Included In Championship Class Helen Wills Conceded Women's Title. PARIS, liar 15 fAJM Entries for Formation of Coaches Body Object of Meeting Saturday Another county Is to be heard from In Indiana high school athletics, eom passed around that the men who teach Hoosler kids to dav football. base ban.

basketball and go through the many tricks that make up a track and field meet, win gather in tne sues ciud tnis week to form an organization, the name of which will be the Indiana High School Coaches' Association. One of the leaders of the movement has said that the object of this organisation will be "better and more bread and butter" for its members. That object takes in some interesting territory. It is true that the high school coaches in. this state, particularly the basketball coaches, have been subject to unusual and often times: sinister outside influences which are believed by many to hare no place at all in the proper scheme of hlffh school athletics.

The curb ing of such influence undoubtedly win engage the attention of the coaches organisation, Many of the coaches realize that ambitious citizens, of certain com munities have a great deal of influence in the education systems of their respective voting places. These citizens frequently are interested in continued victories, ana wnen victories oegm to discontinue something akin to a guillotine is arranged for the neck of the high school coach. i The Indiana High school Athletic Association, which maintains one of the most notable of sreen carpets, al ways has held the coaches in the palm of its hand, but officials of the asso ciation have admitted at times that ordinary citizens have had too much to say about high school athletics. Thm 1 rmln)htjMtTv su nlaft in th 1 state for such an organization as the eoacnes plan, it is said, and policies of that body which will be formulated at the Saturday night session will be of interest to the state in general. BLUES SELL ROY IHFIELDER, TO BUFFALO KANSAS CITY May 15 (AJP Roy Grimes, utility first be tern in with Kansas City of the American Associa has been sold outright to Buffalo of the International League.

nn AriSOn FORTY SIXTH LAP FOR MARATH0I1 FIELD ALBANY Tex, May IS AJ The Bunion boys In C. Pylels trans continental derby today Jog forty miles to Anson, the forty sixth control station. Yesterday's 24.7 mue lap. one of the shortest of the race, was won by Sam Rlchman. New York, in 3:47:40.

Herbert Hedeman, also of Hew York, was second. Pete OavuxzL of Enffland. leader to elapsed time, tied wlta his closest rival. Johnny Salo. Passaic.

N. for time. Word has been vT. rr.f ZVT? 45 seconds. The pair finished third.

une leaaers: Pt Csvussf Ensiand. 800 John Sslo. Puuic, oiaito umek. rem Fimpeon, Riohman. c.

IUJt 315:18:11 Burlington. K. C. i. few 3315:45 lie.

UamUton, OaU 338:39:25 Itslr 315:18:11 Burltni M. B. McNsmara. Auatrsli. 301:58:37 Harry Abraaaowits.

lew York S7 :6 i32 WASHINGTON. NINE WINS GAME IN EXTRA INNING EDINBURO, Ind, May 15. Play ing on a neavy. water soaked field, the Washington High School baseball team, or Indianapolis, defeated tne lo cal high school nine in an exciting extra inning game, 11 to 6. A weird second inning, ra which Edinburgh scored five runs on two hits and five errors, put the visitors In a bad hole.

However, tney came back, scorine three inUheir half of the second, and one eacn in the third and fourth innings This deadlocked the score. wnere n'sxooa zor zive innings. in the overtime, the ContinentaJsknoeked stiuabower out of the box, scoring six runs. eummary: Edlnb'r 05000OOOO 1 7 3 1 1 ft 11 7 12 BMteriekw SttUsbower. Xlner and Downs; Peso and Cook.

RAHCOCAS STABLE CHANGE NEW YORK, May 15 For the first time in the history of the Rancocas stable. S. C. HUdreth, trainer for Harry F. Sinclair, has decided to divide the stable, HUdredth wUl have charse of the eastern division with La Verne Fator doing tne riding, while John Lowe, with Prankle Catrone as rider, will take a second division west far a sea son on the Chicago tracks.

Amateur Boxing Meet Postponed. CHICAGO. May 15 CA.) Paddy Harmon's International amateur boxing tournament has been postponed to May 27 and 28 because of conflicting dates which would prevent several Canadian and eastern boxers from competing here. The event originally was scheduled for May 24 and 25 at the Chicago stadium. rnpnr AME1KSAM mm HARVEY.

FIRESTONE TO REFEREE AT SPEEDVAY TlreJ1aker the Final Court of Appeal In All Disputes, Harvey 8. Firestone, internationally famous patron of automobile racing, has been honored by being named referee of the 500 mUe race. Mr. Firestone, a builder of tires, has for years been an ardent student of racing as a laboratory for the devel opznent of automobile shoes. utner nauonauy pronunent men who have been referee at the historic Indianapolis speed classic Include Henry Ford.

Arthur Brisbane, Charles M. Schwab and Lawrence P. Fisher. Tne refe.ee in an automobile race is the final court of appeal. He decides all disputes and is the ultimate oxnciei xor all decisions during the contest.

Because of his long association with the sport and because of the unusual importance of the coming contest, Mr. Firestone's choice is regarded in racing circles ss a good TWO MATCHES THIS WEEK 7: HANOVER TENNIS TEAM HANOVER. Ind, May 15 The Hanover College, tennis team will swing totd action thb: week, "playing University of Kentucky Friday and Centre CoUege Saturday. Both matches will be played from name. The team has been hindered in practice by rainy weather that has prevailed here the last few weeks and the squad has had to limit its sessions to the gym.

The men that will make the trips are Griffey, Reed, Cochran and Hale. UU: Intermural track has been sched uled by Coach Money as the next sport on the campus. Seventy five men have answered the calL The meet will be run off next Tuesday. The following week the interclass meet will be HITS FOUR HOMERS EVANSVTJLLE. Xnd.

May 15. Frits. first baseman of the Evas, batted out four home runs here Tuesday, and EvansviUe defeated Peoria, 20 to 9, in a Three I League The four homers established a new leasrue rec ord. J) ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO ENTRIES Entries at all tracks are conveniently grouped on the back page in the form of a run down, sheet. Horses are arranged in order of post positions, with code numbers for free result service by telephone, handicap figures, helpful com ment, weights, probable odds, and latest work outs for each horse.

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