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il Ml MB MB 'T' MEM AT BLOOMIHGTON. Indianapolis Athlete In Oual Meet With Indiana Unlvertlty. to The Indianapolis NwaJ BIXJOMIXOTON. May 27. The In dlana university track team wound up Ita itiun proper in in afternoon in a dual meet with the Y.

M. C. A. of Indiana polls. It la possible that lloie, the alar ciiiurter mller; King, the dash man.

and 'draper, tne high Jumper, may be sent to the Jilif l.Uht meet at Minneapolis, but no action ha leet taken as yet. All three of Hie men have been consistent point winner against all comers. It la thought thwy cuuM ac ore at Minneapolis. Coach HulcMna entered a strong team 8.Klnt the athletes, being; allowed to una freshmen and post graduates who could not compete aualiiet other colleges. The entry list wliova: 1 KVyard dash KJnf.

Cochrane, McCol lo'iK II ami Jinra. MiU run Woi rlon, FTaach and fihoemaker. i jarj daati Kinic, houf, C'whrane and Mc Ciiiimnrh. i vr.1 liurdlae KnowKon, Gravea, EkhroJt ant Kauiwr, 44 aid run Boee, Tayton, Hhoemaker and Bo'Hli tlllUll. Two mil run Thompaon, Shoemaker and WalKrr.

2 yard hurdl' a Knowltnn. Ourtla. Futr. i ai.l run Mnrristin, Daach. I'ayton, bhoe irakrr and ltiulrtuh.

l'nlo vault i'Vhrout. Klnir. Tynch. riviiu aiiiiiAcn. riitiHiru.

rtrcia una rhlllij.pa. Mmh Jump Draper, flnvn and Curtle. I'll ne throw Joiifa, MllltKan, lilgga, PUy ton anJ Inittton. Jl.mrrvr throw Davla IVmtnon, Jump Klnn, rtiillipp Junea and Krana. t.

J. Zeller, of Chloaato, wft to art a refrroe. The. other oill laU were: Tlnlnh 1 'nlcea. Itevra, Whitney, Uughen and Morrla; fiM Judnea, Preel.

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1 DHEWERS HERETO VaD series eurke expects dowd to hold them safe today. TRICE HITS TRAIL Sfana(rr Ummy Barrett axil hi kee Brewera Invaded I arlc thla afternoon, opening tUe Cnal irlea before the Indiana begin lor.jf t't etay of the aeaaon on the road. The Brewer rame In from Loulivilie. where our oJ.i friend axwl rolieaje fhump, Larry thmtr, harx Jed them a tinlr.c defeat teruy, and thejr were f.t.U:i mad. 2.1ax.aer Burke, however, exvete i Jimmy Dowd to hold them af tiiia afternoon, with Webb or llerr ocupy1n; the mound In thai CnI itame funday.

Tom txusfher tr ata about due to work for the Brew era. At the conclusion of Sunday ran the Indiana) pa their grip tor a Ionic road Journey. They win Mart their Crt awtrjf around the eaatem half of the, circuit, opentn with the Mud Hena at To 1ko on Monday afternoon. Two arameai will be played in Toledo on Jfmr1a4 day, maklr.a; a four came aerie. The trne wUl vlait Columbus and and then aet out on a ae ond tour of the weetern town In CTh'vtDcton'e vtmtina; Kanaaa City.

Milwaukee, Minneapoiia and Ht. I'aul in that order. OutJock Net Flattering. Whlla Burke'a men have been enjoying" a alicht winning atreak" durlna; the laat week, the trlhe will hit the trail In none too icood condition. Burke haa but three pltchera at bent, which It Juat about half the number required by a winning club while on the road.

The management haa a yet been unable to fill the Rap In Held, but a new player or two may Join the Indiana before they have traveled many milea. Manager Burke will at least a couple of more Pitcher and another out fielder before he cam hope to keep up In the hard grind. BUTLER NINE AT EARLHAM. Clash With Quaker This Afternoon Track Meet jj The Butler college baseball team vent I to Earl ham thla morning, where they Were acheduled to play the Quakers thla afternoon. Thla ta the firm game the local nine haa had In two weeka.

Barker I waa to pitch for Butler, In place of Gar i ner. the Utter having left college. The Bntier aeaaon will close with a arame Wedneaday with Wabash Crawfords Vllle, The dual track meet which waa to nave been held with Del'auw on Irwin field thla afternoon haa been canceled by the Methodlata. Manaarer Keach and coach Harris are arranging an Individual handicap meet for the Butler men. Thursday afternoon.

Captain Thomas, of the football team, announced this morning the names of the men on the football squad entitled to the college monoeram, as follows; Silver, Marah, Pavey. Bat ton, Lewis, Hlnman, Hurkhardt. Blngeman. Roberta. Badger, Kverhart and Thomas.

Monogram sweater vesta will be given the men before the close of the term. Will Add to Stable. NEW YORK, May 27. James It. Keene announced today that he will add twelve, or fourteen yearlinge to hia Kngllah atahle.

The colts will he selected, by Major Dalntferrttld, manager ot Mr. Keene'a Castleton tKy.) farm. ABOUT THE SPEEDVMY. BaBsaBSMaBBaaaBjBBjaBBBBaaaaai The Indianapolis motor sreedway has an area of 3 acres, and the total cost exceeds tWO.OOO. There are forty one buildings, Including garages, aerodromes, aviation sheds, clubhouse, cafes, restaurants, offlce bullulngs.

olihousea and machine Shops. The grand stands and boxes have a seating rapacity of 40,000: The entire grounds will accommodate upward of SW.OoO. There are parking facilities on the grounds for 10.000 automobiles. The turns are banked sixteen feet and have a radius of feet. Big Four railroad trains and Inter urban car service to the main gates of the grounds permit of the comfortable handling of ,10,000 people every fifteen minutes.

The speedway haa the largest Inclosed aviation park in the world, and the finest balloon park In the world; from ten to fifteen balloons may be Inflated and sent away simultaneously. Special telegraph and telephone wtres connect the speedway with the city and the principal cities the United States. Thee wire, together With wires for timer and photae system at the quarter mile, half kilometer and mile posts, as well aa wires to team score boards on the hack stretch and score boards in the main section and bleacher secttons of the grounds, are all carried In underground conduit. Thirty aeta of telegraph Instruments are Installed In press stands for the convenience of press opera tor a The speed way measures SH miles to each lap. and has a surface of vitrified brick.

Three million five hundred thousand brick were required to pve the course. A cement wall three feet In hlght by eleven Inches In thickness extends around the outer edge of the turns. Call at Our Salesroom and aee the DM BO SPECIAL new world's records for 23 miles. n. York Ctreet Cc ts Fear 5 Zf SIMPLE COLOR SCHEME FOR OEfa'EFIT OF PATRONS A color eefceme ha leen worked out ty the tTeedway management to better enable the patrona at the race to kee? tab on the many cars in an easy manner.

Oa each of the Cve targe score boards stationed In front of all the etaxuls in the grounds are tour large disk. In black, white, red and yellow, respectively. A glance la ruScient for one to sea that cars ncmberirg from 1 to in clasive. are related to the Vack disk, and another glance at the cars on the track will show that the racer Nos 1 to carry black disks. A white disk on the score board Is opposite the numbers 10 to 13, Inclusive, and the cars numbering 10 to 1 carry white disk, and so on.

A short memorandum of the J.laa follow: Noa. 1 to black disks. Noe. 10 to 19, white disks. No.

20 to 29. red disks. Noa. 2a to 46. yellow disks.

WIV LI ESCAPES BAD WRECK BURSTING TIRE ON JACKSON RACER SWERVES RACER, a IN BRUSH VITH BRUCE BROWN "purine tte practice spins of the cars at the speedway this morning." Harry Cobe, driving a Jackson, narrowly escaped a serious accident by splendid control 'of Ms car Cob and David Bruce Brown, driving a flat, were enjoying a brvsh around the course. Bruce Brown had Just paseed Cobe on the Houth turn, when a rear tire on the Jackson blew up. The car swerved and started for the outer wall, when Cobe gave it a matter, ful swing, turning the. car completely around and landing at the base of the incline. Pieces of tire were scattered along the track for a considerable distance.

Cobe had the tire replaced and resumed practice. An interesting test of tire changing uj i winrnura fSf.W: iliXi Louis Dlsbrow, driving a Pope Hartford as ll in a race, drew nla car un in front of ih men exchanged a rim and tire In 13 6 seconds, counting from inn wciru uuui il was under way again. The change was timed hy "Lfr vre1 ner and other A. A. A.

officials, but does not stand aa a rec ord. as It was not formally announced. una best previous known record waa fir teen seconds. The official weighlng in of tne cars ror Tuesday's race will begin tn.s afternoon. Central League Cut Due.

SOUTH BEND, May 27. Central League clubs must cut their teams down to fifteen men on or before next Wednesday. Practically all of the clubs are above that limit, having been unable to cut their playing force because of the poor showing made by the majority of the twlrlers. A. A.

A. Representative CHARLES TV. SEDW1CK. An Important personage at the speedway race next Tuesday, as well as at the preliminary event. Incident to tht big meet, will be Charles W.

Sedwick. of tZXT North Meridian street. Sedwick Is the Indiana official representative for the American Automobile Association, which makes all the laws that covcm race meets and the participants. There are not a few race tracks in the west that are now idle because of suspension by the association for violating the rules, and there are also many drivers who find themselves barred from the great tracks of the country for racing on disqualified tracks. Sedwickj attend all the race meets In Indiana that are sanctioned by the A.

A. he awes that the rules of the association are obeyed. The work of the association has raided auto racing to a clh plane. PURDUE HUMBLES ILUNI. Eoller Makers Step Hitherto Unbeaten Suckers, 5 to 3.

LAFAYETTE. May ST. After having; won twenty three consecutive conference games In the two seasons, the hitherto unbeaten Illinois baseball team tan ally succumbed yesterday, losing to the Purdue team in one of the most sensational combats ever waged on Stuart field. itoX Morrow, the Purdue pitcher, twirled a wonderful game in the face of poor support, holding the ll'mi safe in the pinches. All of Illinois" runs scored cn errors or after chances had been offered to retire tha fide.

Purdue played poorly at first, but steadied down in the fical stages of the game. The Boiler Makers began to rap Kemroan as the game progressed. and sewed the contest up in the eighth inning, when Ilier's hit scored the winning; run. Illinois scored one in the ninth. Weber's sensational ne hanced stab of Puromy's lush liner, which was ticketed for a home run.

and the fielding; and timely hitting of Hier, the Purdue first sacker, were the features. Makes High Run Record. NEW TORK. May rt. Alfred de Oro today flaunts the pool chamr ionship and a new high run Tbe continuing an ur.f.nishel run of r.fty e'rbt last right.

cketed thirty eight atl Cr bai.a bffore puttir.g down r.is cur. Ie Cro's former high run record was eighty one. Hi final score Charles Westca was to S77. HARRY MADDn I mill i i THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1911. BASEBALL AUTOMOBILES ATHLETICS i I BUSY SCRAPPER IS JIMMY 1 mmmmmmr mm i rnri mi CBABBT.

If there is any one of his own weight in pugdom that Jimmy Clabby has not met since 1506. It la Paddy La the Buffalo welterweight scrapper, with whom he Is matched for av ten round bout at Washington park, Jimmy has been one of the busiest pugs for five years, and In that time he has metal most every one of his weight worth meet. 1 iA be introduced ta one In nls Class in me ierson 01 uirin. and the bugs are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the Introduction. Both boxers A n.itinn ni ihnv mm et together regardless of their weight.

which will be about 152 pounds. eousl importance is tne oout scheduled between Young S.tyior and Matty The fame of Saylor has STANDING OF THE CLUBS American Association. Won. 23 22 21 Lost. Pet.

lj li .634 Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis aiirwsukea 21 .4.5 21 23 .433 24 Lost. Pet. 13 14 1J li 1 1 ii 25 Lost. Pei. rf3 15 .66 15 .531 1C .615 Z3 .411 22 2 i i Lost Pet I .7 is 13 I 14 .617 14 .448 15 .321 20 Lxmiavilla St.

Paul Toledo Indianapolis i if National League. Wo a Nw Tork Phlladalphla ChlCSKO Pittsburg St. Lmila Cincinnati is I we SI S9 15 li IS Brooklyn Boaton American League. Won. 1 IT IS 17 IS 12 IS fetrolt Philadelphia ChkaKo Boston New Vork Cleveland YVaahinptoct tt.

Louia Central League. Won. 1 li Dayton Zaneavllla Ft. Wayne South Bend Grand ftapid Kvanwille Wheeilns; Terr Haute GAMES American Association. Milwaukee at Indian polls.

Minneapolis IxmiaviLie. t. I'aul at Columbus. Kansas City at Toledo. League.

BrooklTn at Boston. I hlladelphia at New Chlcsaro at St. Louis. Cincinnati at Pittsburai. American League.

New Tork at Philadelphia. Louis at rtiajlt. Cleveland et Chicsco Boston at Washtr eton. Central Leajue. Crand Rspids st Whellnc.

Ft. Ways st Terre rwyton at EvansvUle. South Eend at Zanestllle. Johnny Evers Back In Game. CHICAGO.

MajaJT. Johnny Evers, keystone of the Cub infield, today announced stu7 flS White Sox from now on until next Friday, when the Cubs return from the east. NEW TRUCK COMPANY MAKES FIRST SHIPMENT 'j. i Ui The Mais Motor Truck Company has just made its Crst shipment of completed cars, some cf vtLich are shown la the II lustratian. The manufacturers of this truck tel that Indianapolis is now weil rounded out as a motor car center.

Its gr cars, both gasoline arvi electric, are ui.jversaily known, and the part it plays in the automobile sportins world is t'ie tak of the day. Now the commercial side cf the automobile 'is to appear. The builders of motor trucks believe the future for them Is prorrusins. "Just as gone broadcast, and there Is almost a national demand mat ayior oe consuierea as an opponent of champion Ad in the lightweight division. The Indiana polls boy has proved that he is a wonderful fighter, both offensive and defensive, and much interest is centered In his go with Baldwin for the reason that Baldwin has met the best, including Wolgast.

Baldwin and Wolgrast fought a twelve round draw in Boston two years ao. If Saylor even gets a shade over Baldwin, it will mean that the Indianapolis bov can no longer be denied the rlsht to pose as a lightweight who should have a go at the championship. Tommy Dillon and Tounar Sweenev. nf Chicago are on the card the preliminary, and these boys should put up an Interesting bout. They are well matched at about 135 pounds and both have the reputation of wading in at all stages.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American Association. At Toledo RH Bt Paul oeeeetse i i Toledo a 0 0001 16 10 2 Batteriea Steiaer. Check and Epencer; Vieh bon. Baskett and Br en nan. Cmptrea Wed cldce and Blerhalter.

At Xouivllle It E. Milwaukaa 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 01 Louisvlll ...02 2 0 0 1 1 0 to Battrles McGlyrm. Nicholson and Marshall Cheney and Oreodorft. Umpire Chill and At Columbus R.H EL Kansaa City 0 0 I 0 0 4 4 Columbus 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 1 Uattertes Maddox and O'Connor; Liebhardt. Cook and Bemla Umpire Hayes and vEd National League.

At' Boston ii BrtKkiyn 01000010 02 1 'n 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 7 18 i Hatteriea Barrer and Erwin; Curtis and Graham. Umpires O' Day and Brennan. At New Tork RUE Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 4 New Tork I'd I 0 0 1 0 2 5 3 liatterles Hums, Alexander and Dooin; Ray rafmd. Mathewson and Meyer and Wilson. Umpire Plnoeraa and Rigler.

At Plttsburx Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 Fltuburz 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 R.H.B. 1 04 3 0 1 1 0 Battfries Smith and Clark: Adams. Ferry and Gibson. Umpire Klern and Boyle. American League.

ICo garrT scheduled. Central League. At Wheeling Grand Kapids ....0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 04 11 3 WTieelina; .........0 1 i 0 0 0 1 0 7 11 Batteries Kale and Parker; Baj dy and Weicher. Umpire Cleary. At Evansvllle E.

Harton 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 I li 3 E.vacsvlUe 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 1 0 17 JO 3 Batteries Wlnchell, Kohrer. Summers and Kotinlck; Taylor, Markham and O'Brien. Cm pus Jacob. At Terre Haute E5. rt.

Wayne 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 Terre llante 0 0 01 0 0 1 0 24 11 Battrrle Werfw ar.d Alberts Re nolds and Wartna. Umpire Newhouse. At ZanesvIUe RUE Oo.uh Bond 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 3 li a Zanes IIt9 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .0 02 8 Hatteriea Martin and Holmes; Stremrael and Wetcn. Umpire Gleiudvin. Northern State Leanue.

At Logansport R.H.E. 20111011 li Logansport 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 02 0 4 Hm.ur rte Ponton and Wernts; Nash and Summers. Umpire Murray. At Lafayett R.H.E. Huntington 0vO 2001300443 Lafayette 00201(30 11 11 4 liatterie Carrlgan and Tracy; Palmar, Clark and Cooper.

Jure as a baaineaa man realize. that he is lorir.g time and money by sticking to a horse team" says Will H. Brown, president and general manager of the Mal3 company, "he will begin to look around for a motor truck. It Is, therefore, largely a matter education. Business men are not working hard jut for recreation.

Ttey want a profit Ttey couid make lirger prof.ta but for excessive cwta. we fhow one of thee men how a motor truck will reduce his costs our argximent i won. The Mais company is operaUny iu the builduiss once occux ied VOLGAST BIG FAVORITE OIR FffflE BURNS 1 SHORT ENDER CONFIDENT OF TAKING CHAMP'S MEASURE. ODDS ARE 10 TO 4 ON AD SAN JFR KNCISCO. May tT Ad Wolgast.

lightweight chamrlon. will be a heavy favorite this afternoon when he steps through the ropes at the "Eighth street arena to defend his title against Frar.ki Burns, of. Oakland. Odds of 10 to 4 are freely offered against Burns and many wagers have been made at even money that Wolgast will atop Burns within eighteen rounds. The fact that he is the short ender In the betving aoi a not st.

i orrv ourrt and he believes that hia strer.eth and stamina, coupled with a slight advantage in weight. ilrnt and reacn will more than counterbalance the champion's greater experience and generalship. The terrr of the match call for pounds rir.t;. and both boys are weil within that weight. Burns will have an advantage of two or three pounds when they enter the ring, aa Wolgast will tight at about pounds.

Both are in splendid condition. Referee Jack Welsh will call the fighters ii ti.ti.rc at ofifKK. ern time. George llartinff has been selected aa timekeeper. Owen Moran, who will trie er i vn be at the Charley Ropers and Willie Canoltf.

lihtweignts, will tight ten rounds before the rrain event. Tom Jones and Wolgast have wagered on various propositions, mostly on Woigast to win. Special trains with fans frcn. af far aa San Lnar and aa far north as Seattle arrived today. The arena.

where the battle will occur seats eleven thousand persona and every seat ia expected to be taken. Owen Moran and Manager Harvey arrived from Arliona last night. Live. News of the Scrappers, T'jK. Ok May rr.

Just how od Is Carl Morris's claim to the whit hop title will tie learned on July 4. according to fan here today. It was announced today that a battle had been arrn od between the Oklahoma hope' and Jim Klyr.n. Pueblo rtr man. who recently defeated Al Kaufman.

Tb men will fight afteen rouuda. CHICAGO, May ST. Bill, Pickena. here with Kid McCoy, la today acting as fcelhys press a sent and spreading the nam that tha former champion la the original 'come back" kid. McCoy la doing considerable presa agent Ing along that Una himself.

It I said that McCoy, after a hort o)oum in the Adiroriick. will return ta New York, wher ha will tak on any 'wblt hop ta sight. MEMPHIS, Msy 27. After eight fat round. Toung Ketchel.

of Chicago, was awarded a decision over Kid Carter, of New Orleans, at the Garden Athletic Club last night. Ketchel was the ggrsor th entire distance and dished out the majority of th punches. Carter's cleverness saved blra a worse beating. MILWAUKEE. May 27.

Jack Twin) Sullivan and Porky Flynn boxed ten rounds to a draw before the new Star Athletlo Oub last night. Both men nnlahed atrong. Th bout was a rather tame affair, both of the men emerging from the fray without a cratch. Th first three round vera without any particular Incident. PHILADELPHIA.

May 27. Larry Williams and Toung Billy Ahern boxed a draw In the wlndup at th Northwestern Athletic Club last night. In th seml wlndup Joe Daly beat Tommy Cranaton in aix rounds. OKLAHOMA CITT. May 27.

Andy Smith, of Oklshoma City, won over Milt Kinney, of St. Louis. In the fourth round of a scheduled fifteen round bout her last night. Kinney wss th sggrersor tne nrst two rounos. but in th third and fourth th local boy forced matters ami th referee stopped the fight midway of tha fourth round, after Kinney had been floored twice.

Both boys weighed 142 pounds. tut TTwrmr ifav rr Kid Murrhy. of New Tork. last night demonstrated that he belongs to the has been cl when na wa oeaisn in fifteen round by Kll Williams, of this city, practically a newcomer in the ring. Th contest too place before tha Dureka Athletic Club, and at no stag of the gam did th champlon have a lookln.

NEW TOnk. May 27. Al PaUer. a husky two hundred pound New Yorker, probably will be matched to meet Carl Morrla, th Oklahoma whit hops. fo.

lowing his showing at the National Sprtlng Club tournament last nighty when won ths final bout from Sailor M'hita, 143 pounds, of Jersey City. NEW ORLEANS. May 27. The controversy over th length of th Jo Coster Fran kle Con ley battle, to be staged her unday, haa been settled. Th managers flipped a coin which decld I that th crsp will last twenty rounds.

If both fighter can last that long. Watching the Scoreboard Larry Torle. captain of the Giants, is making a specialty of three baggers. Carey Is doing a mighty good Job of subbing for Manager Clarke, of the Pirates. lx double plays were flashed In tha Giants Phil! tea game, with outfielder Josh Bevor at the bead of two of them.

Snodgrass reeled off four successive hits of the Quaker twlrlers. He also did his usual stunt of getting caught napping. May 24 is likely to declared a leral holt day in Hoston. niarkir g. it coes.

th break In the Luves losing streaa ot rourteen games. Pitcner Frank Smith haa at last won a gam for Cincinnati. iut it aa a cli rutj. Pmrtri a Pittsburg friends gar mm a gold atch. Cy Barger can atsnd th Cubs on their heads rlrhr alorg and then be stool on his head Just a rvgularly ty such teams as St.

Louis and Boston. plaved with Bostom If he had anything to do with Boston' vctory It must bava been in a moral way. as he mad only or hit an 4 had only two chance. Th Pirate defeat yesterday wss their first th bom ground. Th Phillies hav lost ven tft their lsst eight gsmes.

Th loss ot Titus sxid Leber was a crusher for Bool a. tb Jenney Electric on Belt railroad, et the east si ie the city. Additions to the factory have been constructed and o.i.pre." e. ive rlans for operations have bn i pte l. The feature ct 'he Mais tht tl ates it from th American trncka la the internal ar ilrive.

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gibsoii cc. iz'L These Words ore on a a UW Sa PHONE New lOXlSIf GILL DOZES OFF SECOND AS INDIANS TAKE GALiE AWAKES TO FIND LAST CONTEST CONE, 5 TO 6. OTTO WILLIAMS GETS HIM LI'tl Boy Flu com Mow your born. Th sheep's In the nieaJow, The cow's in the corn. Where's tha llttl boy that look after th sack? Down at around with th ball on his back.

The havoc wrought as the result of the fateful nap, taken by Little Boy Blue In olden time nursery rhymes was recalled to Joe Cantlllon yesterday when Dr. Warren Gill, Ms star first baseman, gave an up to date exhibition of the Boy Blue stunt by doxinar off second buse and allowing the Indians to grab the final contest from the Millers. to l. It was the Millers' half of the ninth. One runner had scored, two were down and two were on bases.

Barry McCor mlck waa at hat and it could be seen that I addie Link, on the Indian mound, waa slipping, lie had pitched a masterly game and would have won hands down but for errora made behind him. Thts waa the ttuation when sly Otto Williams, trained In all the tricks of the trade, detected tJlll taking a nap far off second. Stealing ud from behind Otto took Link's snap throw and caught the sleeper a mile, ending one of the most hotly contested games of the season. That the Millers were chagrined putting It miidly, but brother Joe had a hand In tate affair himself and the vlsltora merely gathered up their bats and silently stol away. Indians Get to Esslck.

Vinegar Bill Esslck essayed the pitching role for the Millers at the start, and got by for six innings. With the score 4 to 2 in favor of the Millers at the start of the seventh. Burke's mn startt a rally. Mowe went down, but I.i:.'t to center. Haliman's groundir was too hot for J.

Willlajna, and Link went to third and llallrnan to second when Clymer was slow in relaying the ball. Woodruff beat out an Infield hit. filling the basts. Carlscil single! to center, scoring Link. At this stage of the game Caniillun der ricked Esslck and sent his circus performer, Ku be Waddel, to the mound.

Houser landed on the first bail pitched, and it was too hot for Ferris, llallrnan scoring The Ttube. then proceeded to paste t.etr in the hack, and another run resulted. Walsh's My hack of third lookt to be an out, but if fell afe, and Carlsch scored. 'Hotiser failed to run from second and was forced out. Cravat to Ferris.

O. William popped up to Klilifer, but the four runs proved to be enough to win. Sanction for Motorcycle Race. A sanction has been obtained for a motorcycle race meet to be held on the half mile track at Shelbyvllle. June The events are for amateurs only and include the following: Three mile novice.

five mile private owner, five mile for stripped stock machines of M.W cubic inches or under, one mile time trials, ten mile open, one half hour race for stock machines for the Khelby county cham pionship and an unlimited purnult rate, lacea on the Shelbyvllle fair grounds track have always proved to be drawing cards and as some of the most Prominent motorcycle racers from Terre Jlaute, Indianapolis, Iayton, and other ities have signified their intention of competing, this meet win no oouot surpass previous meets. Entry blanks are now out and may be obtained of John A. Sink, Indiana avenue, thla city, Hilver cups will be awarded for first place In each event. The entry fee la 25. cents for the flr event and 60 cents for each additional evepL tft Sj "Our Latch The conveniences and facilities' of our etc: at your disposal when you come to 500 Mile International Auicrr.c i Race at the Spccclvay, I.lzy shall be glad to xtnd an rt any lnforrr.ation or B' rvlce that v.

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