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rv lOTOSCVCLE clij, BLUFF HILL, f.TAY 24 Tvo VVhesIars Ccmtn From Five Ctatas to Compete Undzr Point Systsm. rsotcrcycle fcronco busters cf tha rzlilli hre eyes cn Irlli They'll oca be rosrLr. do sra to rcais ovarii team. Ttey are co freni fire itates to compete la lecal dub'f pclnt tLl clLz .3 bs stz i cn Eluff LLI, fourteen ca tiie Vzlt road, tat 27. 2 p.

rx. May ZL This is a new one. It Is rc 7 a natioral event. CsTeral such clLnbs are ej zX thrcu hout the country. Erery riler.

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't the LVar; team har c.acft at tioO a 4 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1931. "CUoTERS" PLAH HILL CLI.Y.3 24 OXING f.ElL M'lriTYRE WINS OPEN TOURNEY AT BENTON HARBOR rr jacic THc 'welter (I A champ LCCZ3 2lv title cout Lc Lowlrrs fct tcrether for the ar.r..:tl tan 5:1 celebraUr.T succest 1 1 tas rn. ihrrry rr.aa will held his csrzx tnils and fcrX and perfect jrcrrs" trs cxrrctrd to ts th3 rule at 1h.crs rrjiy to i ard rrare and Is ccr tiia that there wil plenty, cf Tccis" when the season's arirJj are 3. tut it vU te too lite fcr alltis. It.

3 Cchr cider, the scerttary, tira. The li r.rr will be held at Ixied rrj church. Aiaharrta rtreet and I'aiSrsray avenue, and will be ferved ty the worsf i's carJer. rs. The pi tcr.

the Itcbert C. llubier. LI call th to trier." as tlz'el ty the rirv. JLmt A. IV'vn troci.

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4L Dories, cf ZlrnX After tr "eat ctv officers cf the lea VJ jcif and plans for next season die cussed. traitor SiilTLut. rocr for'lia eaat tB5n Siaiithat JcweUra la frr, tej cf hja wiia tn.i 1 hm woa tto oa li a lt t.iit. rort merctai trn tfij at itrel rr Saturviay. Nr Kc uo.

of tt. leariw avcauoa. vn ia fc.r I krraQrceBta. national contpetlilori. VTlnners of first, second, ti ird and: fourta places In each cf the four blj events staged by the Mid West Motorcycle Club, will receive points to their creiit on the national entry, plus individual prizes.

Exceptional PrLxe list. Thus each place In each event has a double prize. The purses for the professionals, and the "trophies and merchandise prizes for the amateurs sre the largest and best prizes ever offered here. To obtain the coveted sanction from the American Motorcycle Asoclaticn. the local club bun? up Its acceptlonal prize list.

The purse cr the prLrs. plus the national points each place trhs. Is expected to draw out the best competition ever seen here. The hin chosen by the chth for the eYtnt U'he steepest and longest hill for two heeler ccstests la the state. site.

The hill area has plenty cf free Bzrxizz rpacS and lots cf shade, according to club members. Fred Dyer, club presidsnt. says. "This point climb is by far ths best feature ve have ever csrded. The bit professional and amateur riders cf tire states tri3 be on band, if they are going to get anywhere they must enter and via points la various point cllrr.bs.

1 PETER. DE PAOLO rrrvi" mlr.irs are amor.j the drivers named to handle cars ta the annual eoo niCe race to be run it 1 7u rr.icr rpftdxsy. May 33, They are Billy Arnold, Chicago, who woa last year; Xlalph De Palma, t. yzzzs tz: I 1L jer, Couthate, CaL, who finished first la 1825, and Peter De Paolo, ZloUjvood, CzL, T.hj jptj la 1:13. Arncld is shOTn belorr vlth his mechanic LIEETS VIGGINS AT ARMORY Colombia CM3 May It at mhiA Cos ShowiJter.

sponsor of tha teim. wiU bo bonor raMt Th Uam woa peonsnt la both. tb PaUm Indiana Merchant, Learao at tbo Indians aQra Tbo uml team fnurvtt. In tba Oljr Xasu at tba JioUl Antlera aileja. COLLEGE BASEBALL 17 Guinia ,00 drama not Ip ay that Europe ha given 4 recent ysir, in4 er tainiy few non that Ha produced in Uwiertca" Py, Ceerp Jf aa American Ilercury.

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SI 1 cufi4 i renr. iLt C.VRGAIN NIGOTV 73c Comiaj SnTi.jy. May 17 ill Last Day "Xw PatW PaCrr" i i i LL 4 c. i Trlelt I ran, with secres cf brand cev fun features, the Srcat LTocsier Hilarity Head quarters will be cpea 1 Central Normal. Indiana Central, S.

JTorlbwwiUrn. SUnnota, 0. 1 Oaia LniTWity. LePauw. 0.

llichlran. 10; 'WUcoccla. 6. Mlhiraa State. 17: Iowa SUU Teach er.

2.. KUaoort. lows State, T. 0 i 1 'Red. and Gusi tnj swim Tlsh tales' and mystery stories merse Into one when it comes to dealing with his majesty.

Thymalhis Men tan us, or the Montana craylinz. several baffled state conservation departments Indicate ta reports to the American Game Association. Thymallua, bnown to anglers as the fish royalty of Inland waters and to those Irreverent cf royalty as xplala "Thyra has 'extremely aristocratic tastes ta food and surround irigs. experts have found ta trying to restore this dwindling specie. This, the experts could forgive.

They have shown they do not mind bow towlr? to piscatorial royalty. Kins Terra Is a rare sport fish, a trsmey. Jaunty fishier whom iporisniea love to tachle. Co experts of the fish hatcheries have hopped about libe faithful minions. They have hatched Thym's children hi special glass jars of run ntng water, rnrtead of trocsha where other fish thrive.

They have tried In every way to please. Hut the mystery is that fcr the life cf then the easex experts have been able to discover what food the finicky craylirujs prefer, cr why they dairn to abide in certain waters and turn cp their noses at ether hemes which seem Just as suitctla. In rplte. cf valiant attempts to transplant rxaTllnrs la ether states. that prise sh is found enly la Al5.bnf, Montana and a few lobes and streams cf Michigan.

And even there they are dlsappearinx from waters la which they once abounded. After expertmentins with every Vtti fish food, xrem wild xnus tanr meat to the finest of laboratory ccncocti ens, la their efforts to satisfy Kin Thypa and his cflsprlns, the experts still report that graylings require rimhnown elements which civilization eeems to be tarirz from the waters." They still have to plant royal infants yet in the yoli stage snd hope for their princely pleasure. The trayilh? is allied with the trout family, and inhabits cold, swift streams. This fish is said to be prac tically extinct in Michigan. The rrayhnz Is? distinguishable from the rest of the trout family by the hinh and extremely broad dorsal fin.

i i PHOTfrr.v F.nz::csc5'Ti:2ATEn 1 STJNTJAT AND 2X0NDAT i mm 1 ICi vr'" At. cnniiiAEi lXXINOrS AT MAKXITT First Indianapolis Showing a 1 41 i. m9 Xi. 7U rr: If I i "GssSSS WAV, fm ait In i i i i 0 a ,...4 IsLif.rUaVtABD'fci IL'f 7t.Lre;Tr rief.T Ctn. lk kli aolr wm ia rrr In a (c or aabwar Ji i laatba trta a AILCCtl PRIIIGLE 9 ''A 0m 4 vrrrn ao4 i.U)Dli ttN MNoOAJI la "Tf, It tho PURPLE ENDS TOACJC SEASOri Uf.

DEFEATED The Washington Illsh School track squad closed its season Friday at the Continental oval, with an untarnished by winning the triangular meet wiih Noblesvllle and fjrawfords viile. The final score was: Washington, ea: KotlesvUle, and CrawforcsvlUe. 16i. Gray, cf Craw fordsville, was hlsh pcint man with Ilardia close behind him with ten points. Coach Davles said these that deserve consideratl credit were: Un ser.

Cox, Turk, Miner, Lcng, Wade. Hardin. Lcrr.cn and Thcntpsen. Unser, 233 pound football tacble. was the enly member cf the west side squad thet has been undefeated this season.

Hardin, captain cf ths IVrple and White, was defeated ence. Two records cf the Washington athletic field, fell Friday. Icrr.ea broke the high jump record when he cleared the tar at 5 feet 9 inches. Cray, cf CrawfordsvUle. lowered the time on the 13 yard low hurdles with a time of trs.8.

The west aiders scored 518, pc' this season to their cppcnenls' OHIO BEATS DE PAUV ASTLT IneL. May 9 (AJP.) Ohio University defeated DePauw 8 to 0 In a tiiirsll xzr.s that was called after ths ftftn irjilr' ca account cf rain here lridzy. Ths visl i (7 taster k.etoa r. DaT p. Tr i i m.

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Leve.i err aided the Chloans. BAXTER to ciDiAriA coys FJchard Dlek Eaxter. coach cf Eutier Cniversity hs tern selected to accompany Ir.rL r.a Eejs Caravan cn lu tour this r. es recreational direetcr. He wi rave direct charge cf all athletie p.ctiri which axe an impcrtsnt feature cf the tour.

The use cf atl f.ciu and rrmnaslurns In the varieua c. i have teen tendered the rivza tc The Indiana Eerj Cr. raven leave Indl1n2pc.Ua I7 2 a seven weeks" meter bus tcur to Arirrr.a tr. 1 Cli Msxico. About 113 beys tcr 1 ths ares cf twelve and :ver.t::a vi ccmprirs ths i.

c. DEFEATED DAirVTLLZT, Ini, My 9 AP. Central tssel tl rlr.2 defeated the Indi tna Central teem, t3 2 here ii iday. Th winr.ir 7 mn la the ninth when Ce.cs leat ct a tunt, vent to second cn a le i till, was tdrsneei to third 17 liervci's sacrlflee and serrc i cn Crc s's hit. trr'T I.

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