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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1932. QD SPEEDWAY ErTRY LIST REACHES TOTAL OF i SIXTY EIGHT INDIANS AND BLUES CON. TINUE SCRAMBLE FOR LEAD EIGHT DERBY HOPES EAST, WEST WELL MATCHED? IN 4. ORTS BASEBALL BOXING 28M6reRMcwMdM to Entry List at Speedway i Total Now Is Sixty Eight and One or Two Belated Entries May Get in Fee of $200 Not Be Refunded and Part of It Will Bs Added to Consolation Prize Fund. i W.

r. Stares 1 Twenty eight entries more wire by the Indianapolis Motor EpetdTay CorponOlon lor the 300 mlle race on Mar SO. Tills the total number thus Jar ent i eKtr It Is expected that one or tvo more win coming in ra i r.i mark Iwfj ire mMnlh( nf Ifav 9 w9hMM vw.w. um the time limit. Ttere are a few eld reliable In ths 'list Just issued, among them Pted Framed Fred Wlnnal, Wilbur Shaw, Coma and Milton Jones.

There are en or two unknowns, and a couple of the popular driver thle year, un namea. i Harry Miller win step out with a four wheel drive, and that males a total of three entered for the race. Harry alw has entered a sixteen rear drive, with Bryan SauUpaugh as the pilot. This the sixteen mat tncriy vanuou lias nere ust year, which had considerable trouble tu.A m. j4 t.tf aata assist, stswwsss la iuir fcaic ssvj miiva uv euij" thins; cn the tia dty.

y. Tt for Fred Clemens, of Indianapolis, who accomplfched the almost impossible last car. by gelling two cars ready In ume i or (no race wiut wuy a jew days to go, has one of them entered thH year. Flaxen haired little Billy Winn has been nominated as Its pilot, i Harman Bchurch. who piloted tre second Hooeler Pete for lemons In the race last year, was kMed a few months ago out on the coast.

lin naming of Wilbur Shaw, lecal driver, to pilot the iUlph Hepburn entry tops that rumor that Wilbur might be behind the wheel of one of lb fttiidehalrer tnrirm nllm An4 inci jentally, the latest dope on the Soidetaker team la that it hn hrt (npa ataw4 Im at 4aa v. eg, vwvm wV avv a iiv eaa by Ab Jenkins In the list pu'ollsued last Saturday has been drawn into the factory team and the entrant changed to the Etudcbaker Cori3orat.cn. Shaw is driving the HCij rn entry because Hepburn, who finished the car third last year, was artrsiiv IntnrAH In a Mofcf It sag awvw wsh esstra) cut on the coast a lew week ag3. Tiie rumor layout, too, that the ear entered by Alvin R. Jones Is a fioaiins power six.

It has not been out on tho bricks jet. but is expected in a few days. Be Meanwhile. Lou Moore, is out at the rcedway rith a rear drive Boyle Valve SjjclaL nd Mike Bovle himself baa entered two front drives for ther race. It appeared like Mike got a lit i ai that ons of his entered front drives' should bo the rear drive that Lou has.

fThe entry list falls to show the nrrnnlar a rtrWmr hut Vt guesj is that the "unnamed driver for the front drive Boyle will be Lou 'la a 'rear drive. Oeorge Howie laso has entered a front drive car. as announced Eatur oay. out tne car ne nas at tne peea Wr ssi vsiaf i'iHiPsi a MaiTKsi namMa has made a mistake in his entry also. The entry fee of $200 this year, ttiA It mver Vn vllf nnt be refunded, even if the car atart.

but Instead 75 per cent of the total WHY Pay MORE? AUTOMOBUJS FINANCE COSTS O) JO REMEDIAL FINANCE COSr. At't Heor PrapUa Bank. Kilty SOUO, Smoke "44" cigarsT I i You'll amount win be added to the consolation prize money of 10,000 put up by the speedway. This will make it considerably more Interesting to the "also rans" who start, but get no place, either through crashes, mechanical failure or lack cf ipeed. 8herty Cantlon la hobblinc around on crutches, but he still insists he will drive his car In the race.

There la another announcement of Interest to the fans, and that Is that, beginning Wednesday of this week, admission of cents will.be charged t9 the speedway grounds. OFFICIAL SPEEDWAY ENTRY LIST yvrv XT. CAR. JiO. ctu psites.

Harry Hart. Miller Harts crL. Billr ArooW. Jo, A. Gao1tn.

Ookka seal Spdal. Joan A. Gatidtno. John B. McPberson 1blea Special.

cjl Geonrs Kalen frank Brth 0. AUUnaon. i SpedaU cyl rrank Brisk. Georre Special, cyL. George Howie.

A idea' Sampaoa. 9iedaC.le eyL. Louis Merer. Ruaan Sfwwbatwar. Hnpp Coaset, Xaaten Bnowtartw.

Vlksn CarfOB Ketal Special, William Caidaar. Borta Motor Boyle Voire PredacU Bpaelal. crl, timaMaC Buddi Marr. tpeclai. cyl Cbeoter Miner.

Buddie Marr. JTodsoa Special. eyL. Al Miner. lon Duray TTaaaaiod.

IS ctL. Ioa Snray. 'Paul Empire State Bpadsl, cyU Fsnl Boat. B. th Seal yat tvdmU 8 erL.

Ixraie e)iaeSar. B. Baal Tat Special. 8 cjl tutaeoMd. Studebsker CorpcTStlon.

Bpecisl. 8 unnamed. William Cantlon Hon Oad Special. .4 William CaniTon Toui ittytr i J1oti SfvAHal. 8 yU Bob Csrer.

Four Wheel Prtve Auto CnnmmeH. a vnnan. Ceore A. Henry. Cnnamc.l.

3. t. Bruaao. Buddy Georria B. Ororcff 9.

Oarrard. Coleman Moton Harry Harts rroetjr Sales Boyle Motor Producta Co. Fori TalT AI1 Anrieait 4 Hsrta. Unnamed. 4 Andrew Vinneran.

Flnnran Special, 4 cy' Barney McKrnna. Fvtir Cnnsmed. 8 Deacon Llw. ythel M'irtoti VnnmnwA. crl.

Leon Xe Bart. AUen Gfibfrson. Special, "Til Bruninir Phil Shiter Special. 8 ryU Phil Sbafer. Lupua Omnpany Cnnamrd.

8 Xoy W. Painter. 'William H. Bichards Soedal. 8 cylunnsmed.

Tulio Special. eyl unamed. 8tudbiicr CorporaUon. "plrial. 8 unnamed.

Studebaker Corporation. Jltudrbaker Special. 8 unnamed. Corporation. Special.

8 annamed. Corporttlon Jtudrbaker Special. 8 unnamed. Henry W. IS a ley Cnntmed.

8 cyl unnamed. Charlea Buivert. Special. 8 Tred Wlnnal. Ceonre Wlnrrrter.

Jueeenberr. Ceoree Wlnavrter. K. D. Stair, roily ram Special.

8 unnamed. Jack Merit MrrtS Special. 8 cyl, Jack Marts! StcwarU Lelbert. MUler Special. 8 Mcloolm Pox.

F. E. tl Hpotier Pete Billy Winn. Ralph Hepburn Cnnamod. 8 Wilbur Shaw.

D. 'Harrlaon Vnnamrd. 4 Al Gordon. Kred r. Dverenberg SpedaU 8 Tred Tram.

Art Sarl.a fauJ Wririck CUmore Special. 4 erU Bate Stapp. Beta White Unnamed. Ernie Trtplett. Harry A.

MUler. Harry Miller Special. 8 unnamed. Harry A. Ml Harry XlUer Special.

16 Brran Sauipau(k June Unnamed. 4yU Milton Jones. Milton Jonca. Unnamed. 4 cyl unaraed.

Alrin 1 K. Jonee Unnamed, cyl unnamed. Klelnacbmidt Rlfllnr Unnamed. 8 cyl, L. Coram.

Frederick P. Ducenber. Unnamed, 8 cyl, pn named. Aiken Hwwurd Unnamed, 8 unnamed. Unnamed.

1 8 unnamed M. A. Yayle. Miller Special, 8 Zeho Meyer. yirsrii 0.

J)uegenberg Special. 8 Milt ilron. NUe Crt Tory Unnamed. 8 cyt. uunatncU.

a. T. EraOy Gabriel yarUi. Xiraiiy A Kardi. 8 cyl, Al Aapeu.

llay T. Biatly Brady Special. 8 tJeo. rc Doc JlaUenrjc Yir Unnamed. 4 Sam Jtoaa.

Unnamed, 8 cyl, Marion M. Twxier. Arthur; Cherrolety Unnamed. 16 cyl, unnamed. CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT IS CHANGED IN NEW YORK NEW YORK.

May AJ. In or der to avoid conflict with the political conventions. Madison Square Garden plans to postpone the Bchmellng Sharkey heavyweight title match until June 21 The match originally waa to have been held June 16. Sanction for the postponement was to be sought of the New York state athletie commission. The Republican, convention will be held in Chicago Juna 14 and the NUMBER Always a few elicious, cool, fresh, fragrant, generous in size, priced at a modest nickel.

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Special. Ira Hall. Special. 8 nnnanie4. Wbel Drive Special.

8 Frad Mtrci.ej. Durant. cxU Eugene Haurteln. Produeta Special. 8 cyl Wealay Crawford.

Democratic convention two week. With the fight on June 21. the garden figures It will conflict with neither. The later date also will give workmen more time In which to complete the new arena where the fight will be held. YESTERDAY'S STARS Ily the Aseoeiate4 Presa ED KOLLEY, Phillies Held Bravea to seven hits and beat them, i 2.

GLENN WRIOHT, Dodgers Hia triple with two on In eighth beat Giants, 3 to 1. STEVE SWETONIC. Pirates S.cnked Cubs with three hits. JIMMY COLLINS, Cardinals His clrth homer, with one on, beat Reda. .2 to 1.

JOE CRONIN. Senators Collected run. triple end double against Vankees, figuring In scoring of five JIMMY F0XX, Athletics Broke tight pitching duel against Red 2z with homer in eleventh. 1 GLENN MYATT. Indians Solved Browns' pitching for three singles.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS I Aaser'raa Aaaae'atlaa. At 3iinr.apolit R. H. X. ledo Ortrt OOI 7 1 5 xmneapolls OOO 004 1 3 Btttertr VsneiMff.

CralrhMd rn De eormer, O'Ketl: GetMwIeb, Brillbeart. Aran GrtXHn. At Mllwauiee R. H. X.

I 000 OOO 52 IS 3 Vilwankfe OlO 4tO OO a Batteries WiUrtin, Wo' and Shea; At St Paul R. H. K. Columbus ooo 040 000 4 ft 0 St. Paul 000 000 OOO 6 Batteries Dean and Scnis: Tan Alts tAdkina and Snyder Nat'anal Lear a.

At New Tork R. R. E. rirooklvn 1 OOO 3 7 Kew York 006 000 1 Batteries Vance and Ipes HubbeK. Lueue and Hogan.

O'Fsrrell. At Pituburg B. H. E. Cbieseo OOO OOO OOO 2 Pittsburgh OOO 002 OOx 4 I Batteries alone.

Mar and Hartnett. Hemaley Swetomc snd rtnney. Breniel. At Philadelphia R. R.

Boston S00 000 000 2 7 1 Philadelphia 800 S00 0r 1 1 0 Batteries RraiHl. Msng utn and Spob rer: Holley and T. DstU. 1 At St. Louie R.

Tt. E. Cincinnati ooo OOO oot 1 4 St. Louia 000 800 OOx 5 Battsrle SI Johnson. Osden and Stan Ion; Sri Johnson aod Wilson.

Aaaerleaa Ltarae At Boston R. H. I. OOO OSO OOO Ot 8 10 Boston OtU OOO OlO 00 2 10 4 Batteries Mahaffty. Walberg.

Grove and Cochrane: Durham. Moore and Tate. Coaaolly. fAt jraablagtoa R. H.

E. lw Tork OOO 030 OwO 9 3 Washington tOO S10 tlx 10 IS 0 BatteH es Gomes. Johnson and Dicker; Fischer, afarberry and Bare. At Cleveland R. H.

E. gt. Irfmis 003 110 0016 10 4 ieveland OOO 024 OOx 10 1 Batteries Blaebolder. Gray, Hebert anil Ferreli; Harder aad Write. At Chlearo R.

B. 2. Detroit ooo ooo oo. a a vaicaav ow 100 020 9 Batteri Sorrell. Bridrvs and worth; Jones.

Frssirr aod Berry. TBree4 Lfagw. Terra Haute. 9: Peoria 8. prlnrft.kl.

8 Decatur. 3. DanvilJe, QuinCy. S. leathers Asseelatlea.

7 1 Hsy emphls. 4: Atlanta. M. ilngnam. Chattanooga.

7 e. 10: uttle Bock. ft. Joseph. pes Moines, 6.

Pueblo. 7: Oklahoma City. S. Lenver, 10: Wichita. S.

Inter as tlenal Leans. Kswark. Buffalo. 9 lrih Getfers Beaten. NOBIXSyilXE.

May 3. A folf match between KoblesvWe High School and Cathedral, of Indian, spoils, played here yesterday afternoon, resulted In a 12 to victory lor the local team. Olibert Daahleld. of rfoblesYUie. with score of 7, waa the eutsUndlnf player.

Derby, vhlch will be raced Saturday. The winner undoubtedly win Increase his Derby following. In addition to re cerrlng the "tightening" necessary to hlspre Derty training. The late Joseph Leitera Prince Hotspur. A.

B. Letellier's Saxerae, J. M. Parrish'a Cold Check. Norman W.

Church's 8ir and Charles T. Plahera Cee Tee were expected to be in the thick cf the running. Saxerae was especially favored because of tis running' second Saturday to Burning Blase in the race In which the latter waa crippled. Others ht List. Other en tries, all with considerable following, were KnebeHamp Morris's Adobe Post, Mrs.

W. T. Anderson's Cabeao, B. Respees's Our Fancy, K. R.

Plunkett's I Pass, H. P. Hesvdley'a Indian Runner and Raymond White's Crystal Prince. Stalls were in readiness today for the expected arrival of Lucky Tom, J. J.

Robinson's Louisiana Derby winner, and Robert W. Daniels's Brandon Mint, shipped here from the east (or the Derby. Yesterdays arrivals were Mzs. John Hiy. Whitney's Stepjnietchit and Overtime: Dr.

T. M. Oasaidy'a Universe, winner of the Wood Memorial; J. U. Louchelm's Economic, and Hal Price Headley's Indian Runner and Big Beau.

Won. Lost. t. 11 1 1 oM It 1 1 3 13 ndidns and Blues Strive to Break Deadlock for Lead KANSAS CITY, May S. Two of the first "crucial series' of the season have been played and ths Indians and Blues still are in a tense deadlock.

Each has scored; a vlc The South Side Turners open their baseball reason at Shelbyvllle Sunday with a well earned to 1 victory over the Tramways. Dakln held the losers hltless for five innings, but they nicked him for two hits and their only run In the sixth. Smith led the winners at bat. Turners will practice at Riverside No. 3 each Thursday evening during the season.

Turners have a few open dates in June and would Lllie to hear from state teams. Write Paul Miller, 306 Prospect street. Cloverdale Graji ehut out the Poston1 team of Tnuianapblia. 6 to 0. Sunday at Clorerdalr.

The wlnnera will meet. Bedford Crays at Cloverdale Sunday. NrwboJU pitched ebut ont baseball ai tin Wert Stue Chevrolet dub blanked the Dui. relth nine. 10 to U.

Sunday at Dunreith fvyor and Uttle led the attack of the winner. A ranie is vantcd for May 10 Vrlte 1831 Belleiontalne street. Kokonto Booster ayed food baseball to defeat the Cicero Merchants, 5 to 0 Sunday. Boosters hare Sunday upcti and also date in June. State xlub wishin.

nmet with a road club write Gcori: Doyle, 1310 North Armstronr street. So komo. lod. Reujlts in the uuthcu.urn Indium 1. i follow: Aurora, Batesville.

4. Broo'; 6: Milan. O. Mad. ton.

4: Oreec buiK ue i inninjui, Oldenburg. Sheibyrille. 2 Plainticld ant a gani tu. Sunday. Write or call H.

A. Hei. Plainfielil. The Coninie. ciala won from Avon, ft to 8.

laat Suoday. I. W. defeated the Spain in.Koi club. IJ lo 2.

O'Cous pitihed or the I ninnera. For games call Cherry 080 i K. A biiSi ball club. conipoii of well ijiuwn players, will be in the fiehl I hi i unoer the uame of Kar l'au A of rood used Unifoi.n wa tttd. Any liye.

wiMhinr 'u "Ut sll Chrrry VOud ur, write S005 Konb La 5 alio street. Roll! Sch iefer kept the St. Pals' ten aita scattered Sunday as the Riverside A. A. cluo detested ilte to 3.

Vtur.i Altop ami tino i the hi sl Jack for the Uversidea. Hohman yielded hirteeu and ttalph Qalcesc. led the loaera. Indianapolis Bulluos downed the A. to 5.

Sunday. IV etiee will be held Tuesday and Thuraduy at River aide. Diamood W. Bader Coffee v. biattit at Riverside, Diamond 3.

Thursday at 4 Tuxedo iienhanta will organize asain litis and all are asliol to attend a practice at jilienbirw Wednesday evening. A game i desired for Sunday. Call Irving ton 7455. Resulta In the Intr Fraternity Leag ue follow: fhi Lambda Epwloo, Phi Sigma Oil. an.

Ace Club. 13: Onus a XI. 8. Alpha Omega, ao; Kaupa Alpha I'hl. 6.

1 The Beta Piii Siirma and Chi Sirma same will be playeJ Hay 8. Boats Fast won from the Jrvinir ton Aces, 27 to 2. Merrill pitched for the Zion Evauirelloal will work out at River ode. Diamond 4. Wednesday at o'clock.

National Silk Hosiery dropped a close twelve inning decision to Fayette Sunday. The Howery dub wants a (anw for Sunday. Write Dewey Roberts. 13 X. Alabama street.

Fayette Regulars want a game for Sunday. Cail Cuarle Herrir.s. Fedigo itore. Brown. burg.

led. The Southern Indiana League will br g'n Its mson Mar with North Vermm at Columbus; Seymour at Austin. Bedford rt Mntori Club managers are J. Pfferrer, Ai odors: Harry Doriica. Bedford Horward Darinfer.

North Vernon: Iran Morgan. Austin, and Bousemeir. Coluro bUf. A meeting will be held tonight at Smith. Usaalrr sV Sturm ot the recently organ eu city aMttenba.1 loop, rite folowur teams will be representee: Fletcher Trust.

i 'letcher Amer can, Reerre loan. IiKiiana National. Atkins. Lilly. P.

4 Railroad. (. W. Wajhiojrton A. C.

and Crimvu Cubi. Vnnaeguts and Lui Laundry. TIm lena im wa trcrniacd lart werk and th following olficera elected: George $unkel. brctidert: Lcsu Adams, rice president, and Lee Caldwell, secretary and treasurer. Iudiauapolia Beservei defeated the All Stars, 0 to 0, Sumlsv at Greenhouse, park.

Weltou and Chuck Roberta led the attack tor the RtSTvei. Practice will he held Wednesday. A rame is desired for Sunday Write 3001 Roosevelt avenue. 1 Monday's Box Score INDIANAPOLIS. AB.

BB. R. E. I 0 0 A Coldmar. ss Purdy.

If Rale. Wtncard. ib. lb. Sigsfoos.

Walker, rf FUzrerald, cf Riddle, 4 11 6 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 .1 :1 ss 1 I 0 .1 3 I 0 0 1 0 4 Perl 4 Hevlng. p. 1 Totals 41 i 12 BUKAS CITT. AB. BB.

R. H. Varouardt. Cb 4 1 1 1 Taylor, 0 1 1 Gritiby. 11.

4 I 0 1 Pick, rf 6 0 12 Boken. Sb 4 110 Mosolf. 4 112 Dunlap lb 4 10 0 Phillips, 5 1 Osborne. Tbomti. 4 0 0 3 Treadwav 0 0 S7 11 A.

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 Totals i Batted lor Thomas iu ninth. Indianapolis 4 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 17 Kansas City 10800,1 1 00 5 SUMMARY. Buns baited tn Purdy. McCann. Wa'Xr riUrerald, Bhldle 13).

igafooi (IK Pick '2). Mosolf. Thorn ss. Two base hits Purdy. McCann.

Three base hits Thomas. cnfl Walker. Left on baser Indisnspolta. 6: Kansas City. 13.

Bases on balls Off Berly. 4: oft Osborne. off Thomas. 1: off Herlne. I.

Struck out By Osborne. 1 by rWly. by Bering. 1: by Thomas. 1.

Bits Off IV borne. 8 In 1 inning' (son out in second): oft Thomas, fl In 8 Inning; off Der It. II In S3 Innings: off Hevlng. 1 In 1 3 Innings. Wild Trvotna Berly.

Winrliig pitcher Iserly. Losing nactitr Osborne. I'mpire Biown swl Bosts. Tims 1 SO. i i 1 I I I 1 I IN OF THE CLUDS Amerkaa Aaaetlatlea.

Ranaaa City Inuiauapoli Minm apolla Milwaukee 'olBmbu Toledo lauirriUt, St. Paul Natieoal Leaaoe. 10 4 .71 Pitt 11 slXoai a 7 ,4.1 X. York 8 Bklyn w.L. Pet 7 10.412 7 JO .412 5 .37 8 9J37 Buaton.

Chicago. On nil Aaaertraua LMfif, W. L. Pct.i 13 4 .763 M. Louia W.

7 1 1 .37 10 13 .278 3 12 .200 Waali Ctere. York. Detroit .4: Hhil 10 BUT. 11 D.64T' Imtn mti.Mil Ijrmmmr. W.

L. Ptt. IS 4 11 'Jo: onto 1 J. City. 10 8 2 ttcauiuv Smithrra Lr.w.

W.L. Pa 13 5 X. Orleaua IS Knox. le. 12 7 911 W.

L. .4.1 7 ,43 4 it 4 11 .287 Xewaitt Hui'falo Koriy Bait L. Pol. 8 1 .400 7 12 JOS 3 11 42 Meaipkia. Ck'nocwa Birm hu tory, the Indians evening the series witn Kansas miy oy winnuig yesterday's game, 12 to 5.

Two more games remain for the Tribe In Kansas City and Manager McCar.n is rather well fortified with hurers. He has Bill Burweil to go against the Blues In the third gams and 'Burweil always has pitched well against Kansas City on its own grounds. The Indians wasted no time in in suring themselves of a triumph In the second game. After two innings had been played they had scored rinc runs rnd that lead was ample enough, although McCain took no chances. When Berly appeared to be losing some of his effectiveness, Mc Cann replaced him with Joe Hevlng, whose curve bail had the Blues badly befuddled.

Hevlng is a heavy man to have around, as was shown in this case. Berly might have gone on to win without relief, but the Blues had been pecking at him for one and two hits In every inning. The big Indianapolis lead was being reduced. And so Hevlng was summoned, and in hi stay he permitted only one scratch hit. How a una Were tcre.

Nine lula ootaitK in llu fir.t two iuuiitn. tivh Osboroc. tlie starting; pitcher lor Kansas City, was driven oft the mound and the attuox continued in Uie second on his successor, Mx Thomas, althourh the Inuimia could io little with the latter after tho second until the ninth. Gohtniau upened the same. with a single if my but he mas for ed by Purdy.

Then. Hale sinrled to riyht center but Wtnyaru truiK out on a change ol Pace snd irafoos hounded to Taylor. Hal. nowrifr. oeat me loeji lo mh oiiu ami tin fi'led the baits.

Walker. Fitzgerald and i I'idi: ih folloeo wit'i Hean sin rlB ami four rum nie acrosn. In hevond. Berly started the run i i wit i a lin hiijsW uver the hurt ftoii bcaii. Goldman walked and Purdy I iiiuim(iiit i uu jicu icit center.

ociore the innin? over Sifafoos had crashed a eincie to rurht. Manavr Cann haiK il hi lim un furtiy a. nt lu tecind i.lace in the Hneup ml falser moved to sixtM. Win vard alarted the fame in the cleanup position but sbeu Ofeburi waa Vnockct uiu aiai T.icias. a hrft iia' d.v.

tulwlitut ed. himself in the rame. The rureil in the attack, ttiiu a 'onble and sinrle and scorine thix runs. Otlirr Association Uepe. St.

Paul fan may be proud of the star illuJ 11 In tu i ...1 1 U. i olia; would like to, have a lew ol them Ui k. Ertn with a liiwup composed large!) of foriuer mjjor tent down to replace last year's ace, the Saints have been unable to fl srointr thrs tnson. and i.kJsv had a solid grin on last place with thirteen il'Veat in Yesterday they loit their second shut out d' ci .0 1 tn Coltunbu, uid I'aul Lcan. to 0.

iteit nx only five hits off Dtsiy's oungrr brother. Two weeks ago Dean vo h. ne at Itit nso ol St. Paul when Kocter aingletl for tlie only hit of the fame. The Reof Birds got only six hti.

u.a Ku.k ati Alia, but iuur of them were bunched in the fifth lor all their runs Anions them were a hom run by Nick Cullop and a double by Swanson. Minneapolis, which lis bv gainine nioiuenluni, brolic out w.tli a four run rally iu the ninth to tnatoh an t0 7 0 i ion from Toledo The Mnd Herni had m. treated Joe Uucwich and John Brillbeart. and apparently had tho game won until Howard Crurlieud blew up in the final imiinr. Rosy Ryan pitched one Inning for the Millet, gained credit for the victor and It wa his hunt in th ninth in.

ning with the baws full that scored Harry Rice with the winning run. Jack Kaolt. Milwaukee rifbt hander. ti crciliteil witn his fourth straight vtr 101 although he was unable to finish as the Brrwers v. oti.

to 4. Milwaukee, s'orc! early aii'l ofl 11 on Wilkinson, and Knott bad a shutout until he sacred in the right h. hraxton and Hillin iinished and managed to favt the iratne. BOWLJN The lonely 700 total of last weet; csused about as much comment as it would several years ago, but in a different vein, for it was the first time since laSfc December that only one such total has been recorded In a week'a time. This came from Larry Fox.

who collected 741 on his pel drivei at Prttchett alleys. He led a total of 137 series of 600 or better. Five high single games cropped out with Norman and Murphy high on 288. Middleton and Eddie Hornberger tied at 277 and Lents had 270. Thes were high in the field of 516 games of 200 or better.

Ter.nr play niiiuUi.r lis luk tand rd with Coo Cola shoviiiz or "'la i'i the IndianajK'lis 1 eB.rue (iieeeti Spevill hit for ri.loS in the Uptown atui Marolt Sue r.xJ over i the City League. Six other totals were belter th.m a.otM. hailey Rcalturs hit tit: high sing of 1.1 SO. while Cffi Cla burrled trike for 1.123 and 1.118. Forty other games were better thnn 1.000 Rice Johns and Bowes Seal Fast werc the oiitvtandina perfnrmers in the women's division.

Mrs. Johns showed totals of 6.fl and W3" and single games ut 28" and 2 IK. In addition to this. Eva Dawson hit a nifty W) witli 33. Lilliao Bunch had 234 for the other high slngkr game, while twenty one otber worri paased Sot.

Buc Seal Fan ha! tntals of 2.810 rnd to lead team play, the serleg showing rantes of 979. 940. and 4.1. i'en Prodncts hM MO, while Marott Shoes hit for IM7 snd VC1. Toan (siU ami Lee Foley, through an omlsslsn, were left out sf the doablea stastslias mt the statv twarsvaosent.

Trseee bsrs rolleetre a aiMy l.tlft. whietk pat them In flfili place. Qnlll save Foley a AasMly rise with ee. while the latter waa Catherine iWM. Oulll sas Foley alsa shnwre well In ry era I ether tnurnaasenta.

Including the A. B. C. at UetreiU C. Smith with 628 actual and thirty four handicap won the Pastime Learue sweepelakeg st live Indians alleyi.

XaKT canxj in recond slth il0 actual and itt four gift pins aided with a 245 close Other winners R. Hickcy. rt4: Stewart. 643. and Williams.

0t4. Charley Menges waa eK ted president for nest year, with Bob Kisalck vioe preident anil tieorge Uerking secretary. Meyer and Baker showed totals of 6'0 and ttai to the play la the South Side BiiKinc Men's League. Their high game were 2U1 and Kllia Barbers piled up sweet 3.014 total after a alow start of anion wgrr 1.0;I8 Slid I 01, ri0rtU also hit up 1.057 ia i he final after two ansdiorre How Tribesmen (As Told By Archie Campbell. Pikher) Old Dad Thiehnan, who managed the Bulck Auto aeml pro team In Los Angeles, and who spent many years as a professional player, started me out in baseball and whatever success I might claim ccmes from those many hours ThVehnan spent tn telling me abcut how things oubt to be done.

That was when was sixteen and seventeen years old and we played Saturday and Sunday ball in Los Angeles and surrounding towns. Our home originally was in MapleTood, but when was fourteen ltft home and enlisted In the navy. After my folk found cut where I waa. they immediately obtained my re leaae and we moved to California. Out there it happened that a neighbor of ours was Rues Hall.

scout for the Cincinnati Reds and an official of the baseball association, so as soon as I got playing fairly good amateur ball Ruas got me the job with the Bulck team which put me in with the best of the seml proa of Los Angeles. Under Dad Thlelm an. wha suggested that I take up pitching. mm1m ames in two, years' time and that brought me offers from seven league clubs. Lcs Angeles, you know, has a great winter colony of league players and managers However, Ded Thklman thought It best for me to spend more time In amateur ball and he put me in the major winter league on the SawteUe Merchants team, owned and managed by Larry Arnold, a millionaire, whose hobby was basebalL.

My first game was against an aU star colored team composed of players Ircm the east. Hugh McMullen, now catcher for Ownle Bush's Minneapolis team, was my catcher in that first game and other league players were Wally Hood and Babe Twombiey, of the Coast League; Johnny Butler, now coach cf the Chicago White and Babe Herman and Irish MeuseL lost the game, 2 to 1. but aid well in all other games and that again brought offers Ircm league teams. Thielman advised me to take the offer of the Wichita team of the Western League which was owned by Frank isbelL, the Chicago White Box star of years ago. I Joined them and lemained with Isbell four seasons.

The last year with Wichita. 1827. 1 lest my mother and when I rejoined the club I pitched the first day and hurt my arm. Things went bo bad for several weeks that I decided to quit and packed my bag. intending to leave at once.

Doc CrandaU was managing Wichita then rnd he heard about me leaving and, rushing to the station, he persuaded me to return to the hotel. You've got a good chance to go up, Archie." Doc said, "and do you want to ruin it all?" 1 I'dcclded to try again and I won eleven straight games, being sold to the New Yoik Yanks after Eddie Herr, the Yanks' scout, had followed us for several weeks. My first chance to show for the Yanks had both good and bad spots. 1 went in as a relief pitcher in the ninth inning and the first man up was Trls Speaker. I fanned Trls and then the uprising started and before It finished the Yanks made four errors behind me and the enemy scored seven runs.

However, when. Speaker came upttbe seccrtd time struck him out Huggins, to my mind, was the greatest manager In the game and a wonderful leader. I was sorry to leave bis team when was traded to St. Paul in the deal by which Heimach Joined the Yankees. The New Yorkers won the nnent that year and sent, me $750 as a part of the world series swag.

How did I come to the Inds? In the deal with Columbus whereby the Indians trafed Narlesky and Cvengros for Yctsr and myself. Indianapolis is a great city and I intend to make it my permanent home, though some day I do wart to go back to Los Angeles and have a good long talk with old Dad Thielman. yanies. Other 600 eltooters were Wcimcr, till: Hrnnanii, 007: Jack Coir in. U1, and Ward.

615. Tho best Bcorina in tlie fraternal l. ruc ruuii fro.u members of Howdy Club. Muss Miller ad 040 with 230 and while Schwtri.iap bit B13 on 'iVi hleli. Crawford elartml sbw nv.tlr then vaulted to for 582.

No other 60a apneared. aitbouirh E. Toela with and Tenfestv with S82 made dangerous thrt ats. Otb rood enuring1 Jollowa: Dre bk. 577: Wella, 572: Lindamood.

568. Soathport Plays Park. Park School's diamond nine went through a light workout Monday fol 'owlng 17 to lO victory over the Tulver MUHarv Aeadem" tem "mz Saturday. South port invaded the Parle diamond today. Cards Flay Sycamores Today.

MUNCIE. May 3 Coach Wll Ball State Cardinals met th First: Send us the name of the HORSE you THINK DERBY. RAGING Second; Write a letter of not more than 50 words, telling us "WHY YOU LIKE OUR TOBACCOS." Third Send us twelve (12) tags, or labels, from our Twist or Smoking Tobaccos' There will be no limit to the number of horses you may select, l. if you send us twelve (12) tags, or labels, of our brands, listed below, with each selection. One letter will be suff icienV provided your letter and the correct number of tags, or labels, accompany your selections.

THE FOLLOWING ARE OUR BRANDS: Twist: HAMPTON'S HOMESPUN RAILROAD SHEPHERD WILD DUCK. Smoking: M0GULr P0N HONOR V' If more than one pick the winner the prize will be awarded to the one whose letter is considered best by the judges. V' The decision of the judges will be final. thp mntpst will close at midnisht May 6. 1932.

Any entry postmarked after I that time will not be considered. 'fK Check will be rllnf II will hp II as a diately No employe or member contest. for Broheln 1 I i 'i ARCHIE CAMPBELL. Indiana State Sycamores here' this afternoon. The game was the sixth of the season for the Cards.

They have lost three and won two. Chestnut. pence, or Stir Una were the probable hurlers for the downataters. while Watson or Hlnealey were favored for mound duty for Ball How Indians Are Batting p. 3 11 13 AB.

H. 3 41 13 SI 16 Pet .600 Jit Bodore McCann Walker Hale Purdy Rosen berg; Wingard Ooldman Riddle Angley txse ald .317 .314 I9 64 20 57 18 .313 .88 .99 .441 10 ie i 10 12 .1.1 29 til i4 .213 57 7 3S STHAIGHT TICtlET IF YOU TPlii HERE'S HOW! You must name the Horsei even though in the field, or coupled in an entay. the full sunount Nof the winning 'ticket mailed to the winner of the contest imme after the iudees' decisibru mailpd to the winner of the contest Imme aassssawss after the judges decisibru of an employe's family will Address Your Selections to DerbV Contest Department Ynn imr.iPTon todacoo go. Ineswwsrratesl KENTUCKY TRM.1BUE AMD SHADE. legion mm? Middleweight Cout Arcusss Interest Amonj City's F(iht Fans Bi? Advance Sals.

"Tramblle is the type of nMrr who has a good chance to defeat Shade. However, on form, we have to pick Shade." Thus doea the hoxlnf expert td CoHyer'a Eye. nationally recognUed nstic authority; comment on toners main event at the Armory betvfra Dave Shade, of CalHomia, and luy Tramblle. of Rockford. I1L The wir.

rent laaua of the publication list this Iljht as one cf the major matches of the week. Collyera Eye claim to have picked the winner In over 83 rrr cent, of the more Important match dminc the last two years, but there will be a crowd of local fans v.s.a will trail alonar with Tramblle, re er theleaa, solely on the strength of decisive win over Sammy (Hid) Slaughter her several aco. coupled with the fact that siaujry.tcr outpointed Shade In Ullwauiep. Whatever tha outcome, the match looms as a treat battle, and a heavr advance sale reflects the Interest of local fight followers. The complete card for tonJsht jls lows: Trw Bounds Dare.

Shade, Cab for i vs. Ray Trambllg. Rockford. mtilis. welahU' Six Rouiu Larry Pruitt.

Indlsnatw'is. a. Jor lioeah, ChWgo fsaiherwei.tn. Sla Bounds Bad Boy Harper, Ktj Park. Kid Smith.

Reno, Nee.t lighlweirhts. Five Rounls Pue "Smith. IiMlianaiclls, Cowboy, Black wood. Tulsa. weU Sbolis.

vs. Kid Hanley, Indianapolig; tarn weights. Tour Rounds Harold Breedlore, Crsew wood. v. Al Hartman.

light weichtt, i Schedule for Today Aaserleaa Assaclatlea. Toledo at Mlnneanolia, cloudy. Columbns al St. Paul, cloudy. Louuvtlai at Milwaukee, cloudy.

rrnliaoapoHe at Kanaa City. r0y an games a ft, aa C. S. T. Natleaal laagae.

Ttoston at Pbtfadrlphlai. clear. ftrSOB m. Brooklyn at New Tork, erear.lS p. tn, Chicago at Mtlabtirfh.

clear. v. ClBrinoati at St. Louis, cloudy, a a. AVswertiAM A Va9ectttleMt Touiavllle st Milwaukee, vvMumons as 01.

I auj. Indianapollo at Kansas Oty. T0W0 et Mlnneanollg, Low Excursion Fcrcs Lcubvilld In 3 tlcurs FREE I FROM RO AD IIAZ ARDS AND DELAYS )( Trains leave Indianapolis 13:15 A3l 7:30 A3U 90 A.M. RetnrnlBs leave Louisville" 5:30 P. 7:00 P.

ilrflfl P.M I INDIA A RAILROAD SYSTEH PICK THE wUHVlN the KENTUCKY, entered be permitted to enter this Going to the Derby?.