The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 15

1 Angren Recheck by Timing Places Fred WinriaiV" Due trlbuting the speedway prizes. He also 1 eomnllmented and thanked Cot Edjsr B. Oorrell and Emerson Challle, co chairmen of the apprecla Hon Up prize committee, for their work xna pruv us mciuueu iu cash prizes, tcgetner witn pruea irom the Firestone Tire Company, the Richfield OU Company, the Robert Bosch Magneto Company, Champion Spark P1U2 Company, the A. Spark i Plug Company, the lap prizes, the Packard Electric Ethyl Gasoline Corporation, the Bethotine Gaa Company, the Strauss Company, the Chamber of Commerce and i medala from the American Automobile Association for the driving positions earned tn the 1928 championship standing. i v.

Advartiaca City. kt Slack spoke briefly of the city's appreclatlaa of the i speedway and tha advertising It gives the city. v. Val Haresnape, chairman of the contest board of the A. present mm meaaia ujv iuh iurcr drivers In las.t yeara championship, the first one going to Louie Meyer, last year" race winner and the first driver In tha championship standing.

Ray Keech. 'who finished fourth in the race last year and aecond hi the championship, received the second 1 one while Lou Moore, who won sec i ocd place last year and failed to finish tha race this year received taira pxace rrixe. Colonel Edward Rlckenbacker, uon. spoke Steve Hannagan. speedway publio xry curector, introduced the movie men who are here making a picture around ine aoo mue race, xney were: wa Milam Haines, Ernest Torrence, John 'MUJan.

Carl Dane and Harry Beau mont, cirector. In a recheck of tha lane. Fred win nai, Duesenberg Special, was moved up from sixth to firth place, and Speed Gardner, Chromolita Special. waa dropped down from fifth to sixth. the.

announcement of the change, be isg made curing tha course ox tha 1 i Beat Sportamanshhv One prize of intereet'als that of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, which each year awards a tro pny to tne enver snowing the most sportsmanship In the race. Johnny bwf cj tuvAU waaasa va tva a aaaJa oea of tha atop watch. One of his rear wheels came off while Johnny waa traveling at high speed. Johnny brousht his care into tha rlta on the huh without a bobble. and later got aboard of Fred Fame's ear and drove it right along the inner edge of tha track in order to keep out of the way faster drivers.

Frame's car belne of Cozsmerce cup for leading at. lqo dies. i Rlckenbacker, ia his talk, defended the radical changes that will be In racing cars for the next yeax8 race. He said he believed the changes would bring tha manufacturers Into the' race and that their participation win be of value to the automotive industry, nickenbacker aald he hoped that in the next few years all the accessory and cash prize money would be doubled for the beys who follow the racing business. Something Fell.

OaL 1 Deacon Lits. in coming up for his lap prize money, of which he received 4. SCO. said that he might have "got a lot more, but something came out cf his motor about the size of a brick' cn the north turn and put him out cf the rwce. Lou Moore, la taking over hla $2,200 Up prize money aald that If he "had tuiuuirx quark vla a uwiii ut, Eot more." aUudte'r to the failure of is car on the 183 th lap.

when it ran out cf c'A and scattered its lnsldes a tout the landscape when a connect tr.z rod let go. When Leon Duray got his S7C0 lap rrize money he aald: "I like this $700 fine, but a CJaxt of a wouldnt have been much cf a help to tnt; I needed Tor.y'Gulott "a did not attend the bar.r and Pop Myera remarked aa he held the consolation check up and Tcr.y fsilfd to appear: "I guess Tony dy3't need any consolation." "I don't know whether Tony needs 7 consolation or not. but I do." Leon aald aa be picked his $433 c'rk out of Pop's hand. err $1G3; that's not so bed. Clllf Woodbury, as be walked tir'c with his consolation, Loui llvrr.

In accectlc an award the Lthyl Gasoline Corporation tr.7!. booster rpeech for the product mt'W he was kiid'd oil the Hoor 'li Lor: Chiron and Jules Jfvrt eau rt Li French to their present sV.n and' the gist of it to that this IneUanapola trs was a hard homtre to'con TrT uJe to ELI Cenea. ssied the diners snd tl.j r. 'Jo tliz.1 a cinszt rortyoolx lao Htwn Booca Champion Spark 5 0.2 a a a. a a i i I1 2 a Toui 87 a 4 a ao is BsttM lor Met la ctfbth.

LooUtuj a oooooieo 5 loUnpoUa 10 0 a 04 Rb8I 4 vttl4 Sicfclnr. Branons. ONrare Xonck. SlmoB. Roaaell (S.

Two Sim Htt 8imon Kirkinr. ()mn tfnnflthn en th nart nf lha Run RuaaeJI. Stolen Jut gimona. smoothly. A good many pit atopa were made by the driven to take on checks.

A. BaM on balla Off Burwell. 2. Hit Of Dvbarry. 8 in acrca tnnlnira and tbrr batlra la the elrhth: off Wllkinaoa.

1 le three Inninr. Wmniaa Plthr Wilkiaaen. 'Paptraa Coot and MeCaf. fatty. Tiao 0.

in alienee aa a tribute to Bin 8pence, who waa killed In the race. "following the varloua eaah awards made the drivers BAT'KZXCH. SlaapMx paiaJ rirat rireaioo nra fjomnmnr. pHaaa. 4.AOO pHaaa.

arniMo Company irk Plitr RomDur. Marnei Fl runpat navoa Ming Harbert Tareyton FaokArd Cabla CboapaAy LOTJTC MXTTZa. Millar Snaeial l.OOO 1,000 son ftoo ISO 831.350 8eo4 placo .91 0.OOO 8txtr ftv Brlsaa.l... rirealono Tira Coespanjr. S.OOO Etbyi Gsaonn corporauoo.

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iirw vospoay. s.ono A. 8par Plor Company. 6O0 Packard Cabio Conpaay ISO Bicbiield Oil Company. i 250 7.250 rowrtli Pfaa.

I CARL MAKCRESX. sfaretaeao Bpadal Fonrta Iao. prlw .83.600 Ptreatona Tl.a Companv son ctnyi Corpora oil 200 Ktehnakt OU Compaav ISO 84.350 II ft a rlaa. rnZO Poaaaabarsj Spfeial rlfta) olace Driao riroatono Tiro Oompaav 600 tUeatleld OU Company loo W. aiMNta n.niu.

StmctaJ. i Sisia plaea prise 83.200 Bar ta Plaeav OTTTa cirrmriw rwi. Mj.t Sevaotk piao priao ....81.800 naiith riaM. BriXTT ASJCOLD. Boyla Valva Special Eiaata piaoa priso.M........;.8 1,000 tjjyr BKX6EAs Armacoat SpodaJ.

Maia plaos prUa. .8 1.500 'TvUi Flaea. FSXD FBASCX. Cooper Spaeisf Teata piac priao 81.400 EiaTea lap prlaoa l.ioo iT. i i.

otkoe Lap Prlsaa. XOTj XOOKB. afajoatie Special TwentrHwo lapa. SOO vuui, Packard Cabte Savoa laps Oaaaalatt Prlaoa. Prank Briako BorbaHl.

..8 Lou af ooro. af aieatlo Frank Parmer. MilW Wealey Crawford. Millar Pcto Kreia. Detroit P.

Tony GuloUa. Packard BoMeDonoth, Milter P. Bill Lindau. Pitta bur b. Umaan Schurea.

Armacoat John Seymour, Cooper P. Leon Duray, Packard Cable P. D. RickUf fa Decker. Miller Deacon JUta, Koaco Dtirak.

Albert KmrnaU. Ricbarda Broa. P. D. Krtu Triplet t.

Budceyo Dueaenberr Ruaaoll Saoooryer, Cooper P. Bb Stapp. Splndior MlUor. v. Jateo Monceso, Tbompaon Prod ad a Peter PaPaolo.

Boylo Valvo D. Ralph Hepburn, Packard. Cablo PJ. CUI1 vToodbary. Boyw valvo P.

D. .8700 46. 45 462 4S9 453 45U 447 444 441 43N 435 43t 429 4 423 420 417 414 411 407 400 Prod Prama'a car Old not tinUh tha fun fOO laps, tbo reforao caiuna; onnny eey moor, thorn driving It. oft tho track with eirnt. japa am awanm I ftlu At tho time Prank Brlaeo and PbU tho only two drirara sun runniar.

were also flamd oil and eleventh and twouta piacaa. HAVKEYES AT I. U. HOPE FOR COHFEREMCE TITLE CHIGAOO, Juna 1 (JLP.) Un daunted by trouble at home, the Iowa baseball team' invaded Indiana today, bent on taking; Its last tame of tha Tils; Ten season from the Crimson, and hopinf for setbacks for Michigan andf 'Wisconsin A vin or Iowa and defeats for lUchiran and Wisconsin, meant a championship. Michigan was to meet Ohio State in Its part or tne crucial cays scnexnuc while Wisconsin marked tttna for a week before Its final engagement with Minnesota, June 7.

A victory lor tne WnivOT tne would keen the ehamDion shlp'ix Ann Arbor for a aecond successive year, while a defeat for Michigan and a Wisconsin triumph, would send the cnampionamp aaacusoo. CLARK AMD PELECO OH NEXT BROAD RIPPLE CARD The main event of next week's box ins; card to be staged at the new open air arena at tha Broad felpple park Thursday slight win bring together Babe Peieeo, of New York, and Ehr msn Clark, of Indlanspolls. These dots met a month ago at the Cadle arena and put up a sensational bout. Tha Babe received the newspapers' decision. Clark asked far a return bout and Peieeo consented.

They win weigh tn at 128 pounds the dav of the ficht. There will also be an eight round aemi wlndup and two preliminaries or lour rounos eacn. The first bout will start at p. m. TODAY'S DAS EC ALL CARD Amarlroa Aaaorlatloa.

Xanaao City at MNwa. clear. m. LoniaTlUo at Indtanapolia. clear.

8 p. am. Cnlanbut at ToWnIo. clear, a p. Mmneapoli at St.

PoU cWar. apss. NafloaeJ Leaeoe. Jtw Tork at Chicaco. cJaax.

8 p. m. central Uyllbt Boston at Ctncinnau. dear, a p. eastern atandard.

brook ly at St. IVoula. dowly. p. irdrd.

at PltUVursh. clear, oaatora dayiisbt. Antiltn Uana i Chlaeo at Iew York, clear. 8:15 a. aern dayUcht.

St. Iuia at Waahinaioa, 'eloar, JSO p. H'n atamtard. tivelrd at Boston. clear, 8 a.

a'rn darHsKt. 4: liralt at hiladeJphls, olaae 9 p. ttatera dayDfbt, Makes Best Batting Record Since Days of Ty Cobb I a A' i I ,1 i i I I LEW rONSTSCA. Here la Lrrupln Lew Tonaeca, of the Cleveland Indiana, who turned in one of the greatest single day's slug glng exhibitions tn modern baseball history during the Indian White Box game at Chicago. Thursday, by producing two homers and two triples in four times at bat.

This feat of hitting for fourteen bases waa just a bit short of Ty Cobb's major league record of sixteen bases and Is. the best performance In the big leagues since the Georgia peach's mark in 1925. ON OPENING CARD AT PUNCH BOWL Two light hearles meet over ten rounds aa the eattire acrap on the opening card at FU Harrison. Tuesday night. They are Frankle Ferro.

Philadelphia, and Harry Dublinsky. Chicago battler, each touted aa classy Captain Sehucker. matf hmatrer. ha seen both fightera In action, and believes he baa a "natoral" for his Initial card. In the seml wlndup.

Loui" LaveUt Anderson. opposes Eddl" Chancy. Pittsburgh. The two welter: are billed for eight rounds. There alsn will be a pair of six round bouts and one prelim of four rounds.

Cauliflowers 'tBr tho AaaorUt4 Prraal FT. 8NELUNO, Minn. Dick Daniels. Minneapolis, knocked out Tom Plvac St. Louis, five.

Honeyboy Con roy, St. Paul, outpointed Benny Stanley. Kansas City, eight. STRAUSS TO YORKTOWN The Strauss 8aya will play the. uncle All Stars, at Yorktown.

Sun day, and a large crowd is expected to attend, as these two teams are rated among the best in Indiana. Manager Young expects to start Hall and Harlan, while reports come from Muncie that Clark and Evans will form the battery for Muncie. On June 9 the Strauss team plays at Lafayette, and one June 16 at Lafayette. i Colonels Close Series Sunday; Warstler Breaks Into Lineup Washington park fans were hoping to find Rabbit Warstler at his old position at short this afternoon when the Colonels and the Indians played the fourth game of their series. Rabbit broke into yesterday's game for the last two innings of the game and seemed to be in fair ehape after a two weeks absence because of injuries received In a game at St.

PauL The aeries will end Sunday. The Indiana lost the game Friday, 5' to 4V, but they forced; the Colonels to go ten innings after trailing all the way. The big thrill came in the eighth inning, when Reb Russell, hattlnr in a ninch. Darked one in the railroad yards south of the park while two runners were on and tying the score. That Winning Tally.

The Colonels did not weaken, how ever, and in tne tenui, a swgie ujr Branom and Oeygan'a double put over the winning tally. The Colonels starred oil wun mree IRISH HURLER TURNS IN NO HIT, NO RUN GAME Zlnkan, Cathedral wirier, shut aat Bread Ripple without a single bit or ran In seven Innings Friday afternoon to defeat tho team 19 to Tbo Irish collected twelve bits off of two Ripple Zlnkan struck eat seven men. The CatbedraUtes will play two games Monday and Tuesday, against the Silent Heealera and Washington, respectively. Mm 11 runs maoe a ine expense 01 xu BurwelL Doubles by Simons and Sicking, two passes and an out sufficed to, nut the three across, in we seventh inning two singles with a sacrifice between, were enough ,1 or a run. rvherrv started for the Colonels nrf the Indians made rather a'fluky tr th third off a single, two sacrifices and an infield roller that went foe a hit.

Deoerry waa ngni a drum until the Indians staged their rally in the eighth when Russell delivered with none out. De berry then M. and Wilkinson, who waa lassoed from the bun pen, stopped all the Tribe noise. One lone single was made off Wilkinson. Kotos Ahoat Cteaao.

There waa aa old faahloned rpw the aecond inning iouowu ma myvr ptroGoeta for Matthews to et oat of the nfaorhood. It followed ohort Une dri'e toy Deberry, "hich Matthew a acooped in after a run. There were bo runnera on, bBtJaUtthew. thraw hard to the ateand Tio Aoetx. It was evident Ooets thoneht that Matthews tried to hit him with tho bell and tho expuleiea.

followed All tho Tribe players sol into the row, but Goats stood pat. Koeeell bad a rood break on hia heme ran dnee. He firat hit a ool atraisht up and Bird muffed tho baU while aralnat tho erand atand. It waa not Judaed an error. howeTrr.

because of tbo dtlllculty in reaching tho ball. Thia care Buaeell another chance and ho mado fooa. Dud Branom waa tho pick line merchant of tho rente. He was up five Umea and aw at ted aalety lour timea. Hia Ions fly waa captured by Laroe.

who took center when. At atty waa iu ea out. Woenecke went to rirht and Barn hart waa ahifted to left field when Goets worked on Matty. 8imona rot a double and two einglee in five trine ta the plate and be sot on aa fely throurh an alleged error on a hopper that oouia eava tteea caiiea aaie. Joe Cantlllon.

nmturr ia chief for the aaaoriatioo. happened to be a riaitor at the raroo and' aat tn one of the upper boxes. When the Goets Ma trhewa controeeray arose cantlllon reiueed to paae judgment. He said that Goets bad the reputation of being one of the best umpirea in the league and that he may hare thought that Matthews intentionally threw the bail at him. How Indians Are Batting Bamhart Horlna Mattnewe Maaahaa Keeoedio oaooUy Riddle Weretler Lame ileraua' RamaeU Bcteel se aa 40 4 tt so 4S II a ia 13 A PITCHERS.

W. 1 M. Xeeeee 1 SI AS. lea lit let 1S7 37 144 144 as 137 sa 34 an 841. lers a aa 17 Peaaee 4 3 SI sa HarweU a 78 IS Tretaaet a a aa aa a as ia 1 so a frkldmara 1 13 Meadows a I IS 1 H.

S3 33 4 37 ia a aa a 4 33 a a Prt. 1 .70 S7 .51 Bit. ret. 7 a It 71 11 3e) jwo 14 7 7 jMm 1 a CraciVThred Yaar Ofds Nominated for American CHICAGO. Jane 1 (U every wntstanding three year old waa Inelneed In the nomination list for the $5SJ09 American ctaaale to be ran here July 13.

Arllnrten nark race track officials anneaneed today. The names at 117 horses were entered and the list Included each, racers as Clyde Van Daren. Ken tacky Derby winner: Dr. Free Land. Freak nees vie toe; Blae Lark, spar.

Karl ElteL High Strang Cheat, nut Oak. Jack nigh, Naishstmr md many others, 4 j.A.A.A.A. AND FIELD MEET IN FINALS Size of StanforcPs Point Scoring Rather Than Victory, Main Issue. PHILADELPHIA. June 1 (A.P.) The intercollegiate track and field championships came down to the finals today with the size of Stanford 'a point total, rather than any question of Cardinal victory, as the main team issue.

Stanford emerged at the top of the qualifying heap yesterday by placing fourteen men in tight events and removed all doubt of the remarkable scoring powers of the squad from Palo Alto, coached by Robert L. (Dink) Templeton. The Cardinals, in spite of an unexpected threat from Pennsylvania and a show of strength by Southern Calf iontfa, Yale and New York University, among others, had every reason to figure on' taking the I. C. A.

A. A. A championship trophy back west for the third year in a row. The champion Cardinals exhibited quality aa well aa quantity. Harlow Rothert broke the only meet record of the opening day when he heaved the sixteen pound shot SO feet 3 Inches, bettering the former mark of his teammate, Erie Krens, by two inches.

Krens qualified in the shot put on hia last throw, but the discus qualifiers in defense of his other title with a throw of 148 feet 9 fm inches. a Borah's Defeat Upset. Although it waa known hia condition waa doubtful the elimination of Charley Borah. Southern California, in the 220 yard dash waa a shock. This waa Borah's last chance to gain X.

A. A. A. A. honors but an injury Jinx has pursued him since his sophomore year, when he won both sprints and set the present meet record of 20.9 seconds for the furlong.

The trials were confined to eleven of the fifteen championship events. The four others high Jump, pole vault, one enlle and two mile runs were on today's final program. The qualifiers: Stanford. 14: Pennsylvania, 10; Southern California. 9: Yale and New York Unlveraity, 8 each; Harvard.

6: Oeorgetown and Syracuse, 5 each; Cornell. Colgate and Pittsburgh, 4 each; Dartmouth and California, each; Holy Cross. Bates, Brown. Boston College, Havsr ford. Michigan.

SUte, Penn SUte. Princeton, Maine and Swarthmore, 1 each. FRIDAY'S RESULTS American I seaes. At Philadelnhia Detroit OOlOOOlO R. H.

E. 4 8 15 2 Fhila phia. 1 0 2 0 3 2 1 0 14 1 Bat teriea Carroll. Yds and PhiUipa: Elmke. Rommel and Cochrane.

KatloaoJ League. At PitUburrh R. H. E. 11300004 1 10 11 2 Pittsburgh 00302001 1 7 12 1 Graw and Paris: French.

Dawson. Memo and HarrreaTea. At Ht 1 ouls k. n. a.

Cincinnati. OOO00000 1 1 IO 1 St. Louis. 8 1 Batteries May. Kemmer ana siueioria: Frank house and Wilcon.

American Aeaeelatioa. At Minneapolis R. H. E. St.

O2O 0 0 1 0 3 0 It Minneapolis 10010101 0 4 7 2 Batteriee Brtte. Hopkins and BargraTe: Behm and McMillen. At Milwaukee K. H. E.

Kanaaa C. 0 1 On 0 I 6 1 Milwaukee OOOCOOOO 2 0 Batteries Day and Patera Gearing ana Tounr. Three Leagoe. Sprinrf ield. 8 Quinef 3.

ETaneTille. 5: Terre Haute, t. Peoria. 8: Bloomington. 1.

Decatur, 5: Danville, a 114 innings). Central League. Sprinrfield. Erie. 0.

Pt. Warne. 12: Akron. 0. Dartotw 13; Canton.

1 International Lcagne. Montreal. Buffalo. 7. Baltimore.

14: Beadinr. 8. Jereer City. 7: Newark. 4.

Korheater. 12: Toronto. 11 In nings). Paeirie Coeet Hollywood. 8, OakJand 8.

Sacramento. 7: Missouri. S. San tmtK. 4 Portland.

3. Loa Angeles. 4: Seattle. 4 (fourteen in ning, darkneee). Southern Aaaeciarten.

Nahvie. 1.1: Atlanta. 1. Mobile. 8: Mem ph.

S. New Orleans. 4: Lilt'w Rock. 0. Birmingham.

2: Chattanooga. 0. THE HOME RUN CLUB Leaders Klein. Phillies 15 Ott. Giants.

fit Orhrtr. Vsnkeee. 11; Hafey. Cardinala. 1: uoui.

riuiuea Jackson. Otanta. 0: Ruth. Yankees. 9: Simmons.

Athletics. Pnaa. AlhleUca. Botlomley. Cardia a.

Pridar'e HnmersJCIrln. Phillies. O'DouJ. Phillies. Hafey.

Cardinals. 1: roaa Atactics. 1. Total National Uvw. sia: Amsri.

can Ltaruo, 163. VI ted. FRAKKIE ferro. r. Tm JR.

SOLUIf Vi.V 1Q THE IJDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1920 U6E "MEtON OFFICIAL in lWUu iCin smsf SO am Cask Prizes for; the Winning serjberg $peclaJ In Fifth Place and Speed Gardner Chromolita Special In' Sixth Place Winners Receive More Money Than Those of Year Ao. vrutlam T. Storm 1 The annual lap prize banquet, the f2 event ct the racing moon in In was held at the Chamber ex Commerce building Friday night. The weather wax clear and the track fast. Fuel eonaumptloa ni heavy la the Initial stagea, but con trary to racing procedure the fuel was not doped with any fluid, either, red, yellow or colorless, but ia spite of the lack of dopei there waa no knocking tn the power, plants, While there waa no forced lubriea i watches, cup and whatnota, but there waa no grumbling at the check; ban cUere, nor did the drivers hare any trouble In cranking up and leaving I the pita.

t. The back and front stretches, where the apeed waa the greateat aa the drlrera breesed down to the check. were free of i bumps, and the turna were taken with no ekidding. It waa a great night Paul IBehey, president of the Chamber. of Com uerce, presided, and hie worda and those of every one else were poured into an eager microphone and dis tributed over the courtryalde and the Clues, 1 i.

Scandal Attached. XL (Pop) Myers, vice pTeswem and general manager of Indlana polls Motor Speedway Corporation, aald that automobile racing, la the caily major sport about which thert 1 never has been a breath of acandai Friday at Ball Park. AB.nB.9H. k. n.

o. Simons, ft. 8 1 a 8 ticking. 2b I 1 1 Smith. 4 1 O'O 4 Brattotn; ft 0 4 0 Gey ran, a a i i CenseL It 4 1 4 rears, as.

ft rum, Ot rBrrr. wukiMJB. i Total as "a "a "a le ao wdiahapolm. Xstehewa. Koeneckc.

4 Wets. WaraUer. I Lame. a Bmhart. rf.

U. 4 Connolly. 4' rnrios. 4 Moaihmn. lb.

4 Gorman, a AB.BB.8H. K. Tf. O. A.

4 a a A. E. nr ni ur iuhHu TROUBLES IN SIGHT Decision to Hold Meeting to Consider Reinstatement in Bio; Ten Announced. CHICAGO, June (AJ.) Solution of the University of Iowa's troubles in the Big Ten today was definitely In eight. Decision to hold a hearing to con alder lowa'a petition for reinstatement in the Western Conference group was announced last night by Professor George A.

Goodenough." of the University of Illinois, chairman of the faculty committee on athletics. Professor Goodenough said he had been directed by the other members of the committee to call a meeting with Iowa officials, at which P. French, of Ohio SUte University, and professor James Page, of the Univer sity ox Minnesota, with Goodenough, will represent the faculty body. "Sometime Next Week." He aald the meeting would be held at Chicago "sometime next week," Iowa officials, upon receiving word that the meeting would be held, immediately notified Professor Good enough that' the faculty committee's oCer waa acceptable and that Iowa representatives would Professor Goodenough declined to say if any member of the faculty committee had opposed the granting of. a hearing, merely stating had been "Instructed by my colleagues to call a meeting to consider the petition for reinstatement." Yankee Boss Wrecks Lineup as Club Falls by Vayside The next sporting event of consequence on the Hoorier program, barring the Bare Knees treasure hunt and a few June bridal derbies down the aisle, is the meeting of the Soap Factory Gang, an organization that uses golf for an excuse to get away from home for two or three days.

Deep in the hearts of the mem be ship of the SFO there rests a reverential regard for all things pertaining to the royal and ancient pastime. Thia depth dates back aev eral years, for the SFO la an old aggregation. Having attended one or two. perhaps three or four of 1U sessions one wonders that it has lived so long, it Uvea so well. It has a few rock bottoms and chief among these Is Mr.

O. A. Young, of Lafayette. The organization is limited to forty eight men. and will be cut to thirty six aa soon as some of the pressni membership defaults.

An unexcused ab ence from any annual session is a conceded putout. No new members are being taken In. although several of the old members still are being taken in by eome of the expert pranksters. This strange golfing group grew out of a weird and well nigh tuneless anthem concerning a girl who claimed she worked in a soap factory. I may be misUken.

but I think it was a 'young fellow named Jack Blxler. who attempted to arrange some hlng for a prom or something like that with the young lady and was very unsuccessful. At that time there was a soap; factory doing double time which. In those days, meant twenty four hours as the eight hour day had not arrived. When the boys found but that Jack waa having no luck with the young lady they Invented the song about the girl working in a soap factory giving Jack the benefit of an alibi.

Jack did not accept in good faith at first and therein lies another etory. These boys who framed Jack on the song were his golf companions and so they started kidding him about the girl during games of golf. One morning Mr. Young, who is a sportsman throughout and not given to idle talk about girls who work in soap factories when an op ponent Is trying to urge a four foot putt for a syndicate into the cash register, spoke up and "This is no time for such tomfoolery. If you fellows of the royal an ancient pastime wish to distract my youthful partner during his putting we shall have a tussle with you at this razzle dazzle So it waa arranged for the next Sunday afternoon that when the boys left their wives to take the children to the zoo the royal and anclenters would meet In a big body and tour the links, wisecracking at each other during shot making time, there being such things as half nelsons and right crosses barred.

Since the president, vice president, chairman of the sports and pastimes committee of the club were among those indulging In raxzle dazze debauch the weeping and walling of other club members had little or no effect on the goings on. The affair became a weekly occurence. Evils are bound to grow and when the home course waa a mess of un replaced 'divots these boys wrote to their friends at nearby courses in vltinp themselves to come over and play a game of razzle dazzle golf on the friends' courses and promising to put on a good show without any admission charge. Friends became fascinated and begged admission to the group. Such serious minded men es George Ade, Roy Robertson.

Kin Hubbard. Bill HerschelL were taken in and in order to promote good fellowship the song about the girl working in the soap factory waa sung by all members aa they strolled. in groups called gangsomes from one shotto the next one. The. organization grew to, somewhat unwieldy proportions, so instead of holding meetings every Sunday the.

officers of the. SFO decided to make their eesrions annual affairs and of two days' duration. The boys will meet this year at the Wawasee Country Club and they met at the same place last yesr. which proves that they are always welcome back again. The meeting will be held June 15 and 16 and, according to a private report of the commlttse in charge of the razzle and the da rale, there will be whoopee of a very dignified char acter throughout the annual con Lindbergh has been In a www mat waa www Those' numbers on the backs of the Yankees will come in handy on the banks of Harlem, today.

Soma of the boys are Being to be missing, and strange. If not altogether new, faces will appear in then stead. Habitues of the Ruppert ramparts may strain their eyea, but they wont find Bob MeuseL 'for Instance, inv the' lineup. Miller Hugglns admitted thia as his shattered forces retreated, to home fortifications before dawn today under cover of benevolent darkness. While confessing that Meusel's failure to start either of the lsst two games 4n Washington' wis due to no mistake tn handing in the batting order, the midget manager 'surrendered other items or social interest.

Mr. Mark A. Koenig. he would give up third basing for a time in favor of Oene Robertson, the bench hand. Leo Durocher also, would replace Mr.

Lynford Lary at shortstop. Corporal Hugglns continued. He disclosed all thia Juggling with the at titude of some one who intends to WALTER HAGEN BEATS ENGLII PRO ONE. UP BLACK WELL PARK, BIRM INGHAM. England.

Jane (A Walter Hag en defeated 'Archie. Compaten, 1 up. In a thirty six hole golf match today, eeaaing frem behind ta win after. Ceap ston had wan a thirty six hole match from him yesterday at Moor Park, 1 and 8. close bis eyes and hope for the best, topping off his remarks with the assertion that he would bench even Ruth if the exigencies of the aitua Uon seemed to demand it.

Greatest Shakeap. The Yankee shakeup was the great est since the seventh place year of 1925. In Included Bob Mrn for tie first time since the big Calif ornian joined tne ouo in 1 Z. The desire of Hoggins to get a new deal for the Yankees no doubt was Inspired in part by the pranks the Athletics have been playing, fighting fire with fire. The American League leaders' matched hard knocks with the Tigers at Shibe park yesterday.

Due to a ninth inning ambush of. Eddie RommeL who nevertheless 1 escaped with hia life, the Bengals outshone the Macks on safe hlta by fifteen to four teen, but Mr. McOllllcuddy marched serenely rrom uie premises with the aecision in runs. to 1. This' victory stretched' the Athletic lead to five games over the Browns and to eight over the Yankees.

Jim my Foxz again, won the hitting halo with his ninth home run, a triple' add a amgie. Cards Regain Only 'two skirmishes took: place along the National League but these nevertheless offered tha Car ainaia a chance to regahV tha lead, which they did. Tha Red birds again repulsed Cincinnati without frffla oe ceremony, as the, heavy guna of the Phlinea fired a broadside which sent tne Pirate craft to the bottom. Tha result of these battlea sent tha Cardinals into place" again with 'a margin of one game over the Cor aaira. The Carda cleaned i five straight against the unhappy henchmen of Hendricks.

regaining almost all the ground they loat. while, dropping, four out of flve; to Pittsburgh. The Fbilly victory over the; Pirates waa marked by Chuck Klein's twelfth home run and Frank ODouTa tenth. Klein took the interleague lead. N.

D. Tennis Teaaa Wins. MEL.WAUK13E. June (UJi Notre Dame'a tennis team whitewashed Marquette University net squad in matches here yesterday. The Irish were victorious in every match.

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H. IOO.344 01.524 00311' ar.010 01.023 0.1300 04.103 03.541 JV3.847 8888 88.888 84.138 fMTIOfa PREP TITLE Hooaiei' Track Champions TTiirtaen Merf fri fffnafs at Chfcairo. CHiCAOO, June I (AJP.) group of sturdy track and, field men repre aenting FToebel High School of OarV, champions of Indiana; today'aoujht national recoenitlon, in tha face of brilliant competition by stars from all sections of the country, in the finals of the twenty fifth annual University of Chicago tnterseholaatle meeC Froebel, yesterday qualified thirteen men in eight preliminary testa and its record showed ability to pick up points in today's events. The Gary school finished second to Ft. Collins, Colo, lass year, out yesteroay appeared powerful enough top the westerners, who 05uUlXied men.

Ft. Collins, however, boasted stars who not forced to compete in trial events yesterday. vfiaitla staea fa 4ntary. A brilllant three cornered battle' for victory in tha. 100 yaxd dash waa forecast by the performancea of Metcalfe, colofe'd 'flash from Tilden Tech, Chicago: Foulkea.

of Muncla (Ind.) Central High. and Swift, a spnnter xrom Lewu and rjiark uigh, Spokaae, Wash. Each won bis trial heat in JDS. 9. indicating that the rec ord of might be tied or lowered.

The three also were the class of the 220 yard dash. Ft. i Collins had a great chance, to pick up several points in the pole vault' with three men qualified. No tecords were damaged yesterday, Kwyn Deese of Lorraine. aK3.

iwhp qualified in the ahotput and discus, bettered fifty eight feet with the twelve pound shot this spring, giving him a chance at Dr. Clarence lis user's record of 68 feet a inchea. V. Fs RING MARATHON Veterans of Foreign Wars have announced that tha boxing Marathon scheduled to open last at Pennsy park, will start, next Wednes day, night at o'clock. Flans are oe 2 2a IT a Car lo.

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3 nOTOE DAME THACK TEV I MEETS ILLIuOlS A. C. TC3AY. KOTRE DAMS. Ind4 June 1 AT Notre Dame track stars were ti' make their last home appearance the season here this afteraoea vlr.rx they faced a picked SQud ing the mtnoia Athletic Club.

Comecf the beat known athletes in the try were to participate. tncV Wilbur Parka, of Drake: Juld T. i. of Ifflnois: F. Morgan Taylor, plo ace; Sabin Carr.

Vale, anl i.y conger. 'aBBBBBBBBBBwaBaaaBVBBWasBB COTTOn BEATS SMITH IfJ EXHIBITION MATCH COULCDON COUTvT. Tr June 1 (AJ.) Henry Coti? v.l r. professions! ttlttr. Emlth.

young Ainerlcan rrr?" tea made to stage a series of bouts, and a. topuy tn aaejLiuticati each six hoiss toi.