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iiax Hann nd EUl Tuesday there vu consid erable vers cn lorwara cassis? nd trcien.fJdd nfrj. A rraetlce tlit 1U te held tiay 22 at ftcld day eTerciifs, when "Tiotre Dame" and California" play an abbreviated rme. r.ursel JuUua. Cisort ricfe at.Jet!c director, baa annotmeed the followir.2 schedule for the Elae ocyiu cn the irridiron: lfpf mw 15 Povth Fnd. there.

October Z3 VJii.nrtm ef Indlaea tr.bw 30 IHsr on. lHer. Komhr fchjbrriU. hero. rfriber 1 Kw hraomJ.

tser. oTeoitwr SO Tech ot Indiana poHa. Coach Henry Pet err: an a tarted nth a arjad cf ICO hardwood aepiranta and fee haa cut the irroup to twenty tevra, the rr.cst cf which are freshmen and tcphomcrea. The drill baa been lar cly cn fundamentals. Kert year's echedale folloura: ynvtm)r 20 Greenwood.

thr. Immmr arion. fcera. Irtrsbr i Opo. Janaary I here.

Jnry ft Xirtn. lre. January Jetieraoa of Lefaretto. January 1 5 rmmj, there. January MariinaTille.

bre January 23 City loumy. January 13 OathtSrl. January ifi there. 6 Cr a 1. ti there.

tiruary fi iahviHe, ere. ruary 11 Manual. February 1 Frra. bre. February 1 rrrn itJ.

there. February irfitd. there. Fabruary aaliinftoe ef poUa. FAVOHITE DEFEATED IN snunVMlQ OF CHESTER CUP cinrrmt, rajiand.

My ap.) Clr Karcld XVemhera Ennra Jack today von the Chester Cup with Oen eraJ C. Lambtcn'a Trlmdon aecond and n. J. Hushes' Hreaxay third. Cix teen ran.

EroTi Jack's winning margin vu one Irr.Tlh with only calx lengxn fpriratir.z the aecond and third Tri. r.d3n waa the favorite at 2 to trith rroim Jack held at 100 to a. The states were with, extras ard the distance two and a quarter i r. Li t. I Co i rc cnin ff i.

nr i mmmmmmmmmmmmr i ireal ITcIzirre. Hsnry Simon. Joe Etc ct. Liax EueH and Frank Ein ford axe pianainj to play In the Elosccra fastiral eeveniy tTO fccie medal play tournament at Eerion Ilarbcr Hay 7 and 8. The first thirty 6ix boles wia be at Berrien mils and the last thirty six cn the Twin City Golf and Aviation course.

There tO be tlfiZO in cash prizes. Come players are compiair.irg the startmj system cn the public courses. The complaint is on the question cf twosomes resisterinz for startins, and presumably if the starters are refusing to recognize twosomes they are refusing to rec csnize sinj'e players. Come provt loa should be cads for sicsle play era, for twosomes and for threesomes. Twosomes are willing to be doubled and single players are glad to be placed with a threesome.

Of course, cot less than foursome should be permitted to start. (This complaint came from South Grove.) V. President ef onion. BE Out on the speedway course you WO find Bin TTfinjctn. president, and also champion.

of Indiana's Junior Golf Association. There ax rumors around to the effect that EC1 is better champ than president but the rumors can easily be wrecked. AQ Bin has to do is to announce that the annual Junior championship of the state of Indiana will be held at such and euca a time on such and such a Then be can call the juniors a bunch of 'so and so's for even intimating that he has cot been working hard to find a good place for the Juniors to cold their seventy two cole medal play chara pionship this year. Bill is batting the ball around in figures that are more than second cousins to par and when you can do that on the Epeedway you are really surviving a test cf golf. P.

A. ers Golfing Flayers. An annual tournament at the Speedway course at 1 pv. m. Friday, Hay a.

This tournament Is held in connection with the annual meeting of the Indiana Association cf Certified Public Accountants. Ones upon a time we had visions of being a eertined public accountant. 7a beard that the boys all mads $53 a day cr a lot cf little red and blue check marks cn a hugs ledger of large concerns. After a couple of summers as an apprentice cr maybe it was only one summer ws de cided it would be better, to go to the Osage district and be a big oil man. Thus we fot around to writ ting sports.

An ordinary Iron dub bead looks very much like the official check mark of a certified public accountant, so perhaps the boys are star golfers. Stevensen Wins. rh8 2 terldiin Hills women hs4 a field day last week. Fifty attended the opening, lira. B.

C. Ctevtnscn won the eighteea hold prize. Idxs. H. Ii.

glmon. Miss Mabel Ayres and Mrs. W. D. little won prizes In the nine hole division.

The season's schedule was explained to the women players and It was announced that the two Meridian IlCla teams, scheduled to meet each ether ones a month, would be captained by the two low handicap players and that the personnel of the two teams, along with captains, would change as handicaps charged, One day as we toured back to hesjsxters we saw a man walking across a gclf course carrying a golf tag with a few clubs in It and peactMny smcking a pipe. The golf rnijht miiht have beta a ccuplt ef umbrellas for aH be seemed to cars and the. weather might hare been Ele a midsummer eight's dream so serenely did he strcU. "Us writes detective stories scads cf them and fUls the detective story magazines each month, said cur bodyguard at the time. And we kept locking with envious eyes.

It waa at Tkoodstock. 'v i The" Epeedway course is enjoying steady procession ef business with i Cundays setting ths pace. The afternoon crowds are cot as large as the morning delegations. crowds that have been going to the Cpeedxay prove conclusively that a good gdf course can tuaHy da a good business. The luncheon club tournaments already xtiTO started a procession to ths links Chuck Gar ringer guards.

Chuck, by the way, is bitting them on the beak. Eca McHee. now cne cf the city1 periodical golfers, played the Country Ciutt course Sunday." Ite eently Bod came down xxora Chics ra and conducted a little golf ball The tall Ech is advert ing wca first place and no driver was t'Jndiolded at any time. The longest drive was 2Z2 yards. The leading Country Clubbers helped Bob msie ths test.

The western amateur golf enara wid be held at Portland, Cre July 13 15. If you're thumbing your way now is the time to The course record at the Speed way is held ty Lecn Duray. T7.F.F, Jit. i i THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1931. leader in undisputed BIG TEN INDIANS TO OPEN SERIES IN MILWAUKEE THURSDAY king nzcuLTG cellanicug cpcrvr CCCCIP I GOJLF TRAC WARREN CENTRAL HAS STRONG TRACK SQUAD C.T i eMaaanaeBVBWBMBaaaeaaBBaaaBSaaaMBaaaaaee Tiack Row, Left to PJht Ctcker.

Ecott, Hock. Amos, P. Brewer, manager; 71tte, "Woempncr, Schultz. Harrison and Atherton. 4 Front Row.

Left to Right rash. principal; L. Brewer, Berry. Emll Borgman, Hollis, captain; Xennett, Danner, Elmer Borgman." Puvali and Mowrey, coach. The Warren Central trade squad haa made a good showing this season.

The Owls have won from Greenfield and Greenwood, finished first in the Marlon county championships, finished eighth in the state indoor meet and fifth in the Kokomo relays. Anderson colds a victory over Warren. Manual will oppose the Owls Friday at the Warren Central athletic Held, i Coach Mowrey's squad is determined to make a good showing in the fhrmances so, far this season the squad Is going to cause cwsldrTable trouble BAER TAKES BEATING J0HII11Y R1SK0 Experience of Veteran Too Much for Highly Touted California Heavy. CIXVTXAND. May 6 (AP.) Young Max Baer, the touted Calif or clan, had another reverse to show today in his heavyweight campaign.

The Los Angeles lad found the experience of the veteran Johnny Risko too much for him last night and lost a ten round decision to the Clevelander. Baer rocked Risko with a fusillade of strong rights in the first round, but Risko came back to win the second, bold bis own in good shape through Cylinder Clichings Heard 'jMSpslia, IBjr Wliaeae F. Samraa Marcenae Has Arrived. Jean chief mechanic for the Harts Arnold camp, is In town, and says the frontdrive eight cylinder with which Billy Arnold won last year and with which he hopes to win this year, will arrive from the west coast Friday or Saturday. cow Jean Is spending his time cleaning up a garage for the car.

In his spare time he is practicing up with a 22 calibcr plstoLj The Dtteeenbergs, You cant keep the lesenbergs down. Young Fred son of Angle Duesenberg. has Just completed rebuilding the Hank Maley Duesenberg which Deacon Lltx will drive. Young Fred has bad five years of racing car experience, and is twenty two years old. He has ambitions as driver, with two obstacles his father and his mother.

Until he changes them over, he says he expects to spend his time fawning over racing cars Instead ef driving them. Fred says his idea of a perfect racing driver is Cum minga foot, Stapp's bead and Joe Rusao's build. Hank Maley and Deacon Lits have been awarded the palm as the two big best eaters at the track. They make Tom Beal's force at the eating stand inside the track work overtime. Babe Etapp is in town and has signed up with the Cotton Ilenning Herman Rigling 1824 Duesle brougham, cow made Into a swell racing car.

LKs Res In. "Arthur Benson Utx. other words. Deacon, came in with a Pltcalrn sport mail wing plane the first of the week. Lieuteant Jean Genaro, 389th observation squadron United States army, went with bim to Indiana.

Pa and flew it back. 850 miles. In three hours and twenty minutes. Jean says ha was merely indicating to the Deacon that speed always gets you some place. How well the Deacon.

should know this. Memory Is that he led the 1829 race for about half the distance before he spilled connecting rods all over the north end of the track. Teny GaIotUs Creed, Tony Gulotta, who will drive ens ef the Bowes Seal Fast Specials, will limit til ttrivlntr tA thfa tma mr until 1 ua rn m. mnru I4vn out of racing. When not driving this fw.

a a racv na wiu wore zor an automonue factory. Just which ne Tmt rwnt know. Tony is giving his mount some easy ereezmg at ivo miles an nour. TIGER BASEBALL TEAM BLAH KED BY HI PI All A GItlZrrCASTLE. Ind, May 8 (AJ.) DePauWa baseball team got only one safe bit off three Indiana pitchers as the Tigers went clown to defeat, 10 to 0, here Tuesday.

The lone hit was made try Shurart, third baseman. Just after Gatti had relieved Wright on the mound for Indiana in the fifth inning. The visitors collected eirht hits. Including a triple by Rascher. which accounted for three runs in the second inning.

DePauWS six errors further aided 000041 I DePauw. OOOOOOOO sawriav wnrt t. Gatu. Belay end Shea; Beatty and TECH UUIE VICTOR Pounding two hurlers for thirteen hits, the Technical baseball club avenged an early season defeat by trouncing X'cblesville, 12 to S. Tuesday at the east side ballyard.

The gams went only five innings, the visitors committing ele en crims. Cchmitt, Green and White flinger. Issued six hits. Tech scored twelve runs la the second as a result of six Koblesville bothies and seven hits. Kobiesvliie tied the scoring angle cf the game ta the third when it pushed three runs across, H.

E. 3 11 Tec 1 13 1 13 3 Eattum gtariofT. Simpewa ean Car mea; SctmiH aod VSirUam. COLLEGE CAS ED ALL I5aBa. 10: TVPaTrw, 0.

Kiba. 14: ft. "'rtJ3wetM n. hoiri of 4. I no la ikeaerrea.

7: lodiana fetaia 2or 1. KtiaoU. 19; Kicilraa. Cellere Track. SO; EaeVera Etiaoia Kor bePanw.

mai. 4S. Conre Coif. the eighth and 'a" winning edge In the last two frames. The two iuoges, arry Koretta and Herb Wil liams, agreed on toe decision.

John ny Kiiftane was the referee. Few la Fire Weeks. Risko, fighting tor the fourth time live weeks, was worsted in the close milling, but did the most damage at long range. He pounded away at uan ceaa inrougnoui cne rgnt. with the Calif omlan concentrating cn a stiff body attack.

They clinched frequently in the closing rounds, and Risko built up the telling margin In breaking away. The crowd booed when Baer wrestled Risko to the floor In the eighth and again in the tenth, but each time the Clevelander came back with two fisted rallies. Baer. who weighed 204. had a nine pound advantage.

The ngnt waa to the liking of more than 7.600 persons who paid. $13,022 to watch the public hall bill. One of the Interested spectators was Max Schmeling. who Is to defend his championship against Young Stria ling here July 3. Carl Riscigno will ride to Tony, right in the race.

Take It or Leave IL Here's a good one for the book, take It or leave it: Borne of the speedway habitues, discussing how well a driver could know his tricks, proposed that the bandage Joe Russo's eyes and see cow he could drive the track. Tuesday afternoon they put on a heavy felt pad with an elastic tape around his eyes plenty tight. Then a double thickness of white bandage six baches wide. Then a black hood down over his neck. Bill Cummin gs Jumped into the car with Russo and.

Joe drove away from the pits la bis unnamed Duesle, circled the track at sixty miles an hour, slowed down, drove into the infield lnclosure and then back on the track through the track gate. This story la vouched for by Ford Mover. There is no definite Information as to what part Cummlngs played in1 the demonstration, but presumably he was Just there, as they say, like the extra pilot In the blind flying plane Just la case. He Sheald Tom Be, concessionaire of the lunch, privilege at the track gate of the infield, says "they aint no such thing as depression." An the drivers to date have been coming in with plenty of money and a good appetite. Tom hasnt had to stake any of them to date.

But give them time, Tom, The Diesel Menage. Dave Evans to drive the Cummins Diesel and Thane Houser to ride in the mechanic's seat. That's the low down. Maybe, if relief is needed. Thane may get a chance behind the wheel.

In order to get the feel, both Evans and Houser are driving the eld Diesel with which Cummins set the world by the ears by driving It to New York a year ago for tU8. Dave has been wheeling the eld road Job between Indianapolis and Columbus, IntL. for a week or so. He says he Is beginning to like the Diesel idea. Dave moved down to Columbus after a week there the car is expected to be ready to come back to the track.

Some wag saidthat C. E. Rickett is keeping his car locked up in his garage and that there is cot any AJlTJSESrFJNTS. Arlizr Jcria Cczzzmlzry cf Hunc "TIE CREATION" Bayd Artfcar W. ITaaaa, blrweter CALEB WILLS HALL TTedaesday, May if 31 till Publia lavUsd We Admission PRESENTS 5 HERDS OF ELEPHANTS 3 RINGS 2 STAGES A7n nnairi THE FOSTTIYELY AN ENTIRELY Ohio Stata Star Refuses Fraternity Nomination COLUMBU3.

May 6 (AJ.) The most coveted athletic honor with in the power ef Ohio State University has been rejected by Jack Keller, the university's champion hurdler. Keller rerusea accept nomination into Bucket and Dipper. Keller set an unofficial world's rec ord in the 120 yard high hurdles at tne omo relays last Saturday, running the distance in :14 3, leading his closes opponent cy lour yards. When he was' approached with the nomination to Bucket and Dipper, an honor almost every university athlete fights for, he turned it down. "I dont think they elected me because they liked me personally," Keller said.

"They wanted me because I happened to win a few races. Any way I'm not such a hot athlete. Plenty of men can beat me yet. I'm not so thing being put out to anybody the Job is a secret. The car is still unnameda mystery car.

Tire An Beady. Paul Butler, of the Firestone Company, suppliers ei racing tires for practically all the ears, is busy getting his house in order. Paul has the slickest outfit of all ths accessory people and with a stock of 300 tires is ready for anything, he says. Joe Cacclo has his Jones Msley Special all torn down, but says he will be back on the bricks by Monday. John Ruttner is his riding mechanic.

i Among Those Present. A ear locater, who scanned the apeedway garagea late Tuesday afternoon, says that the following complete cars reported as being on the grounds: Joe Russo's unnamed ear; Louis Schneider's Bowes Seal Fast Special; Tony Oulotta's Bowes Seal Fast Special; Paul Host's rear drive Empire State: Morton Brett's Orapho Metal Packing Company Special: the E. Rlcketts car; ths Jones Maley Special. "Want to Be Fair About It, Jigger Johnson, old time dirt track will be riding mechanic for Lou Schneider. Lou says that he is going to compel Jigger to use a helmet at all times, as he is afraid that the sun glinting from the Jiggers bald dome will otherwise blind ether drivers and the least thing Schneider wishes to do Is to adopt unfair means to win a race.

Grandma Dunning, a good mechanic for anybody, will act as chief mechanic for the Deacon Lits car. WHbur Ehaw is said to be cooked up as the driver ef one ef Aujie Duesenbergs new cars. Shaw had the bad hick last year to break a wrist pin In his Empire State Special. ESIENTS. E3VJ Mat.

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Downtown Ticket Sale Tomorrow All Day at Cark L. Cade's Dreg Store, ia Qaypocl Iotel WAOASH defeats lgoce CCLUT.lUCL 6 fA.P. Pounding three pitchers fcr thirteen' hits. Wahash Colie es tcr.n defeated the Drnisca CcU: zv ad. 14 to 6.

in a Euckrye ccr.frf Tuesday. Each team rr.adj clht errors. The rame was the first stl.l;tl; contest tctTera the two schccls, bash havir. been admittsd cr.ly recently to the conference. 4 1 5 4 A li DrrMoo.

03 2 10UUU 7 Bltfi i Lafoltt Gobi; Stot: LYorrs AHM DETTEH CHICAGO. 2 isv 6 (CP.) Ted Lyons. Chicsro White Sox pitcher who wca tKTnty tTro ran 1 reason but who has pitched enly tr.o Innings this year tecausa cf a sere arm, said today his arm felt tetter than in tevtral weeks and he expected to be able to pitch cne game cf the comlr York Yankee scries. Kamm. third baseman, and Emead Jclley.

outfielder, also left st home whea the White Cox vent to Detroit, probatly will return to the lineup when the Yanis epea at Com tskey park Friday. 41''. i CHARLIE COAFlXX TALK YOrXQ AT TltR Cr.G.W now rr'VTva "CI7V LfniiTG" P'arU I Thura.1 l'A OH AH AD A I HIVOLI WM. POUXIX "MAN CF THE WOELD" tredrick ilarcb "Honor Among Lovers" Com. Bun.

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