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ATHLETIGS Hartley's App Butler Grid Athletic Authorities of Ohio Universities I Recommend fiswccmer Highiy Played Football at Ohio State and Coached Line at Ohio Wes tayan. A Tha appointment of Frederick CTrlU) Mackey, tho president' choke t'r tha 1fth of fvithall canefe and di rector cf i Intramural for Butler VnJverslty, has been confirmed as Tfca News IntUcated It would be some day CO. Mackey, a youngster of twenty seven years, comes with the highest recommendations Jrom athletle authorities in Ohio Siate, where he competed, and1 from Ohio. Wesleyan where, as line coach end boss of Intramural, he reduced the school's sport in wa9 flowers to 10 per cent, of the student body The appointment of Mackey brines first concrete evidence that ft pro tram of athletics destined to develop "a campus consciousness at Butler so stror that no student not engaged some athletic activity, would have the courage to walk about the premises, will actually be put into working order by Dr. Walter Bcott Atheern, Butlerl hew president.

The president stood out against a number of Butler committeemen In Insisting that whoever Butler named as football coach should be an all around man and a man competent to direct Intramural ath letics. 1 a AA A amniar Wits line Play. O. E. Oauthier.

director of ath letlcs at Ohio Wesleyan. recommended PURDUE MAKES ELEVEN ERRORS AGAINST INDIANA LAFAYETTF JlTrtl a seweowa wt mym mm mm Errors were almost as numerous as tits In fre lugglng game, as Fur due opened Its Big Ten baseball sea son vesterdav bv Inslntr ta Indiana 15 to 8. The Boilermakers made eleven displays and Indiana six. Wright. Indiana hurler, never in much danger of losing the big lead hi im It f)i fra.

'K KUU WUUI ICU WMJ Ai Kwvi WAVA4f 143 former collecting two triples. WlUlams hit a liome run for Purdue, one of i the longest ever clouted here, i a Score: a a a i 106 300 15 14 urduo. OOO 400 112 8 9 ll luuertes wrisht and Re; Fglo, artl fitt and BULLDOGS WIN FROM INDIANA CENTRAL NINE The Butler University baseball team defeated Indiana Central's represent Aatlves, 10 to in loosely played fame Friday at the Butler diamond. eight hit well scattered, while bis mates pounced wan xor lea DJiS, mostly bunched. Score: Tn4Un 'fMV) 010 2 8 Bullae 051 004 C3 10 10 Jitr) 3a KH4 0titj JigUfU and Boos, roinn with Co CeI ta Ho aahinrtOM lutu.

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631; Schck. 63tJ; Helen Wieao. 38; Ulliatl Burnett. 666. 207; Helen Mueller.

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QuUK eao, 23 a Mc. 612. 214: Wani. 602. 221; Behrena.

300. 3j; seimer, eii. 218: Schott. 02. 234; OetWrinf, eu5.

Shaw. 6a, 211; Kerr! A74 10 Lanr. SgdSU: eth! Ml 217; Koehlcr. 663, 218i S. Mack.

685. 28. ROUND SAYS MAOISOX, Tfla Aprtl 25. 1 read vim Doo 6paara laahowinf the Badrars aoma new atepa. The croio cocomiitoe mlstal St ooro si UUa.

Vflsconatn ban a font ball eoaoh and bow. Tat are twin ahown nnrnm thai br ahouU rock pienty ox (Udlums b90 it hiu and now lilt noI cula their football ticketa for F'jt rawea to Other ahoufci tak tHta tumbia, Where tboy thia rackett What yon ft to do to wrtto tnem a letter to tell then the doodIo art troubied wttu ths lhorta. ITeilow tj br a lot of rah rah for Well. 1 told bin you caa thesa rsa rah'a at the Wf4 wheW be mlrtit flOBM bak this taU. Vh wait Ull fall! b4 mt Crat canoo rid the other Jay.

A wind earn ct and roe URc aboQt a so relUBf beiivha.o, it waa Roundy. 1 juat kuvi idjkK ioo4 by as that baby tip pod evr. i The rtrt and I to Into lako. Two nra rwiot out and they botij (a foe Uve vrl, and look at uaaa If to say. drown, aee if we ears.

column Waa abont writer a. Wall, ha hmA mo iowa aa omniadeol sod omatpreoent. Too about two law breakera. I ouzht So ret honorary ere trorn Wlaeocvaui wnao uya caus joa nasaa jiae taaV. I waa at a We welcomo banqact lbs 5'nwinita.

i con me i.oij to ct 11. 'hera a a banaaat I eaJ a imwu; tut. Ljx I an layiss Sown a buca and a kail. Tn prfvnsa are over; uto mOitary baJle are or the Ten acbooui, aod all that ta leit ta a pr ri year a lot ef lumawr ar bool teaooera to a at Vvi(ynun. That' when 1 pot tarn a wjjuiu va mr aur.

I piiifl tne arm rirht Off that dontlet ar and waa work if tn tbe other ooe wtea toy ioai iMi Daoy oat, JtitfU iaaMi "Whr. that don't birt toU bin didn't caU It no '(i rwa aor mm. T.I lP1InDoIl ball dub 1 UkJne anme of theru oat Xor aieisb ride aieo. ana now. ww umplr ban fame In Stale Ti'n the other rfoy, riI 1 orer fire (been fur tlw breake.

Tbe nnanacer eald to tn. we pey i.Me a rmi la here" I toM "To'i aure arc colnjr to win tiie oTie. a tune ontUwg iuoHe tn tho lar. Th WikiI me to eat wlt't tte prt onere m1u thl rrre, told them to jot tfrn open. I tj foins AO too or ny gio'rmmi anu tow, THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY.

APRIL 23, 1932. II HOW COLFERS STAND AF TER WINTER MONTHS CAMPAIGN GOLF DURAY, STILL CONFIDENT, TO RACE AGAIN AT SPEEDWAY RACING EETf ointmentas HEARTY GREETINGS FROM "GASOLINE ALLEY" LEON DURAY TO TRY i i AGAIN AT SPEEDWAY I Si i 1 I I i i i I i 5 1 i "1 4 A it: Coach Confirmed Mackey as ft fine coach for bis ag aTesslveness, concise fundamental training and familiarity with all styles of line play. Dr. J. W.

Wllce, former football coach at Ohio State and W. I St. John, athletic director at Ohio State, spoke very highly ef the young man, who was a football and baseball player tinder their guidance In 1924. and Mackey was honored by the Y. A.

mm one of the finest types of manhood oa the campus at Ohio State. It Is expected that the new director of intramurala who will assist Paul O. Hinkla In varsity sports will brine Into campus life at Butler an Intensive program of minor sports, embracing' speedball, tennis, cross country, gclf. bowling, boxing, wrestung, handball, swimming, relays, fencing and festival sports as wtlL This la in line with the desires of President Atbearn, who has said that be hopes to live to see the day when Butler University will refuse to grant ft diploma to any bor or any girl who after four years at Butler still possesses any remedial physical debility. Hinkle to Have Qawgav Although the appointment ef Mackey is for the position of football coach.

It seems certain that Hinkle win have to take care of the spring training this year as Mackey will pot report to Butler until next fall. It Is also stated at Butler that Mackey Is appointed to succeed Harry BelL Harry Bell was athletic director and Hinkle waa appointed to succeed him several months ago. Mackey now Is studying for his master's degree and be will complete that work this summer. Mackey footbaa and baseball days at Ohio State were characterised by steady work and loyal service. Be won bis varsity letters in each of the sports for three years.

He was catcher In baseball and alternated be twen guard and tackle oa the Buck 8'e line. He has been coaching the hto Wesleyan line for the last five yean, to little la known of bis ability to take charge of a back Held. Bis borne Is In alien and be Is married. The appointment of Mackey concludes, for the time being at least, ft touch of unrest at Butler. Other candidates for the coaching Job at Butler received due consideration by the board and President Athearn.

Sarazen Other Feature of Campaign Is Manner in Which Pros Handle New Ball Scores Are Lower Than 1930 and 1931 Comparison Shown. With the winter golf campaign at an end, Oene Sarazen, for the second year succession, stands forth as the king pin medalist, of the tournament players taking part in tbe coast and southern events. Playing thirty six tournament rounds, he averaged 72 1 9 strokes to the round. The other feature of the winter drive was the manner in which the experts manipulated the new ball. On the whole it appears that they did Etter with It than with the ball of 31 and also the smaller ball in use itil the end of 1930.

Last year a compilation of the records of the twenty best medalists fcr the winter of 1930 1931 showed them to have played on an average better golf with the large light bait than the twenty leaders for the winter ol 1929 1930 obtained with the smaller baU. Here are the figures for those two years and 1932, showing that If the object of the governing powers In golf Is to make scoring higher they are confronted with an apparently impossible task: Year. Rounds. Average. 1929 30 64ft 74 11 64 1930 31 619 73 39 61 2931 32 346 73 15 54 These figures show that, surnrls Ingly.

the 1931 bail produced scoring by the experts more than half a stroke Welcomer to Our City FREDEIUCK (TWTZ) UlZZEt, fEarhv next tan PTlts Mackey win come to Butler to take charge of the Botldoge with, a schedule that cans for games with Ban State. Cincinnati, James Muuxin. Wabash, rranklha Drake. Daytoa snd. tenutlvely, Crel2hton.

The Job Is a big one, Mackey has had a great deal of experience as a line coach, Football games are not won without great lines. The president of Butler University was the man who appointed Mackey. It was a part of his scheme to get a new deal for the school, and Mackay fits in perfectly with the new president's Ideas on expansion alonf Intramural lines. a. Gene Leader A A I 1 I ilimi iij mv r.A, U4 in Winter it Juan Oaudlno, Argentine, acknowledged racing champion of South America, is shown here at the wheel of his car, which has been entered in the 500 mue race, May 30.

The car, which he brought with him about a week ago, was Quickly assembled and made ready for practice spins. The picture shows some of the drivers and mechanics la "gasoline alley" at the speedway, greeting the famous pQct and bis mechanic. LA BARBA TOPS LIST OF FEATHER SEMI FINALISTS DETROIT, Aprfl 23 AP.) Pldel La Bar be. formr flyweight champion, heads the list cf semi finalists in Scotty Montelth's elimination tournament to select a successor to WASHINGTON NINE WINS FOURTH STRAIGHT GAME The Continentals scored their fourth straight victory and third shutout game of the year Friday at the west side field by defeating the Seymour nine, 4 to 0. Howard fanned twelve batsmen and allowed only two hits.

Oreely did a great job of catching. When there was some danger of Seymour scoring tn the sixth inning. Oreely threw to Bodges at second for the final out of the frame, catching ft rtmner who was trying to steal The score: H. E. Seymour COO OOO 0 0' 2 1 WaahUurton SOO 02O 4 4 1 Battrta Mortis aod Bowman Howard and Graely.

Stands Out as Golf Meets better than did the ban of 1930. And the 1932 ban Is not only about one fourth of a stroke better than that of 1931, but comes close to being a whole stroke better than that of 1930. This assumption Is not, of course, completely tenable. Tbe rapid development of younger star players means that there are more players now than formerly. So, to compare the best scores of the leaders for the three years Is not conclusive.

One thine Is certain, however, and that Is that there Is no possibility of curtailing low scoring either by changing the ball or by changing courses. New Ban Satisfactory. Conversations with leading professionals bring the conclusion that the new baU it ill give general satisfaction. Its size makes It easier to his than the ball of 1930 and Its weight makes It easier to control than the ball of 1931. The opinion Is generally voiced that It will favor better results particularly around and on the greens.

Getting back to the showing of the medalists during the winter campaign. It must be admitted that Sarazen had no easy time in leading his rivals. The writer's rating of the medalist leaders the "first ten" shows the following standings: Poaltlon. Flayer. Round A verre.

72 1 8 72 1 4 72 6 12 72 18 27 72 6 7 72 1S 23 73 1 35 73 8 39 73 4 73 7 23 no. 1 Gene Saracen. 30 No. red Morrison. lo Loo Ditrel 12 Johnny rarrcll.

27 Danny 21 Harry 49 Walter Haan.F... 35 Willy Co Jl Bill Jfehlfcorn. i BUly Burke 23 No. No. No.

No. No. No. 4 6 7 8 No. No.

10 Only players taking part in twelve or more tournament rounds were considered for rating. This barred Mac donald Smith, who played nine rounds in 72 1 3 gait. and who would have almost certainly finished In the first ten had he played more. Those who came close to getting Into the first ten included Willie Macfarlane, Tommy Armour. Paul Runyan, Mike Turnesa and Al Espl nosa.

A comparison of the scores of the twenty best medalists in the winter seasons of 1929 30. 1930 31. and 1931 32 win be interestlne to those who wish to study the results of the enanees to balls In recent years. Here they are: 1929 30 (Old Ball) Position. Player.

Bound. Arerara No. 1 Horton Smith 41 73 18 41 No. 2 No. 3 No.

4 No. 5 No. No. 7 No. 8 No.

9 W. Mehlhom G. Saraaen AJ Eaplnoaa Johnny Farrel 4 Dudley Tommy Amour. Olln Dutra Harry Nail Melntyra 31 26 40 89 34 10 15 49 Srt 4 78 23 81 73 21 2t 73 39 4 73 12 18 73 18 17 74 74 74 1 23 74 1 12 74 6 23 74 2 74 17 45 74 18 84 74 13 28 74 15 33 74 3 5 74 2 3 74 24 31 75 No. 10 No.

11 No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 No. IS No.

16 No. 17 No. 18 rwny aoero Al atroua. 2 Vtltfy Cot 43 Joe Tameea Crale Denny Bhote. 84 28 32 bobby Cruickahnnk 45 P.

O. Hart 15 No. 10 Buy Bnrke SI Jock Collin. 17 No. SO Grand Arrrare 74 11 64 atrokao ap proximately 1930 31 (Ufhtor all) No.

No. 1 4 a 7 8 Gene Snraseo Henry Qud Harry Cooper Johnny Far re 11 Willy Con Mo rue Dutra Tommy Armour. Lee DWel Crals Wood Willie MaeiarUno. BUir Burke Al Eantnoea 25 23 44 35 60 16 28 17 36 24 16 SO 84 2 44 3 72 3 23 72 20 23 7t 8 44 73 6 3a 78 1 6 73 1 4 73 4 IS 73 17 73 17 86 73 13 24 73 9 16 73 14 25 73 S4 73 in 3 73 3 4 73 25 31 73 14 15 73 16 17 74 1 54 74 3 17 No No. No.

No. No. No. No. No.

No. No. If No. IS Johnny otde No. 14 No.

15 Den Joe Turnesa Walter Hirm Abo Eeoinoaa. Olin Duira Horton Smith. Georre Von Elm arerare 73 29 61 No. 19 No. 17 30 No.

18 No. 10 No. 20 Grand atrokea i ap proximately I 1831 32 (New Ball) (Pick Up rtret Tea IYom KaUnri for 1Q11JI1 IhM. 1 No. 11 No.

13 No. 13 No. 14 No. 1ft No. le No.

17 No. 18 No. 10 No. 20 Willie MaeiarUno. 23 73 8 23 Tommy 14 73 5 14 Paul Runyan 78 1 25 Mike Turoaen 21 73 10 S1 Al Eopinoaa 14 78 ll t4 Joe Kirk wood.

37 Ray 4K Joe Turneaa 21 Johnny Wolden 3 Kortie Dutrs 14 (CopyrishU 1032) 7 3 SOS 7 73 3 6 73 20 21 73 2tf 80 74 MANUAL DOWNS MASONS FRANKLIN. Ind April 23 Manual, scoring ten runs In the last Inning, trounced the Masonic Home nine yesterday, 14 2, at the Masonic Home athletle field, Froellck. Manual's southpaw hurler, allowed only three hits In the soven mning contest and was credited with nine strikeouts. Robinson, of Manual, had a perfect day at bat with three bits, two triples, a double, and two walks. Manual's scrub diamond team nosed out Sacred Heart, 11 7, at the Dele van Smith athletlo field, Bat Battallno on the featherweight throne.

The Los Angeles favorite won the right to enter next week's semifinals by gaining an unpopular decision over Petey Barron, of Birmingham, southern featherweight champion. In a close fight last night. Other survivors are Johnny Pena, cf Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, is to be heard tn an address on international peace over the C. WJZ network Saturday at 6:45 m. Dr.

John Orier Hlbben. president of Princeton University, is scheduled to be the speaker In the Public Affairs Institute over the Columbia System at 9:45 p. xn. Saturday. George Cehanovsky.

barytone. Is to be heard in the program at 3:30 p. m. Sunday overthe N. B.

C. WXAP network. The Zlegfeld radio show Is scheduled for a new hour over the Columbia system Sunday at 8:30 p. The Negro Melody hour Is to be heard from WKBP, Indianapolis. Sunday at 5:30 p.

m. The choir of the Greater St. John's church win sing in addition to the Four Harmony Kings. A gospel singer will be heard in special solos. The series of symphony concerts by the orchestra under the direction of Dr.

Walter Damrosch win close with the program at 11:00 a. m. Sunday It is expected that a new series will be started In the falL Margery MaxweU, soprano, is scheduled to be heard In the program over the N. B. WJZ network at 1:30 p.

Sunday. Harry Richmond Is to be the guest artist of Rublnoff's orchestra in the program at 6 p. m. over the N. B.

WEAP network Sunday. A new comedy series is to start over the N. B. C. WJZ network at 6:15 p.

m. Sunday. The first of the series is to be "Captain Applejack." The program Is to be known as Standing Room Only. Studio gossip of the networks reports that WU1 Rogers has been approached to act as commentator In connection with netwaTk broadcasts of the national political conventions In Chicago this June. Charlie Davis and his Gang will be heard In the Indiana root ballroom programs from WFBM for two weeks.

His music will come at 9:45 and 11 p. m. each night. TIME CHANGES Programs of the three major national radio networks start on daylight saving time Sunday. The change will make most programs one hour earlier in places using standard time.

However, some programs are to be kept at the same hours, which means that otheri must be moved. These changes are confusing and frequently errors occur In listings before all adjustments are made, which usually takes from two to three weeks to accomplish. Daylight time will continue until September 25. Saturday Chain Programs Central Standard Tinia) Station llata aro anblect to laet mloute ehanreo too late ta pubtlah. WEAK Network.

Shakeapeare Proram Waal 4:1 kpny VTi Wmi. 4:30 Cuckoot Wlam. Wwl. Tfenr. Waal.

Laodt Trio Wenr. Warn. Wwl. 5:0 Teat Room Orchestra Wwl. Wenr.

Wtam. Wcky. Whaa. 6:15 La we That SaXeruard Wry. Wtam.

Woe. Waal. 6 :30 Quarter Hour Wtam. Wry. Wear.

Wal. WwJ. 6:45 CoMberr Weer Ww). Wjy Wtam. 7:00 Brtdr Lee on Wtam.

7:15 Concert Wmaq. Woe. Kad 7 Radio Education Wry Wtam Wal. Kyw. Wha Wm 8KK Arthur Prror't Bund.

TUrf Irr. Wrr. Wtam. Whaa. Wsb.

Woe, Wlrrea OrcbeaU a Wry. Wtam. Wtam. 0 Wt Dance Orcheetra Wey Wwl. Wtai.

Whaa. Wab VI. 10:15 Charter Hour (Repeat! Wbna. Wb. Woe.

1 1 rOO Ralph Klrberry Wry. Wb. Wtam. 11 ro. BodOy odOy Rorer Orrheetra Wey.

Who. 11:15) W.ra 1 1 Herb Gordon Ed. Wh. Orcheatri Wtam. WABC Netnork.

2:00 Clubman Wkre. Kmox 2:30 Rhythm Klnt Wowo. Wfbm 3 Pemale Tno Wowo Kmb W.ai 3 Spanish Serenade Wowo Kmox 4 SWIia Durhln Orebeetra Wbtxu. Weeo Kmox. 4i80 Goorca HaU Orcheetra Wkrr.

Wbbm. Knot. Conrle Boa we II Wowo mm. :00 Preddio Martin a Wowo Wbbm. 6:30 Jack MllW Orchestra Wowo.

Wfbm. Kmoi. Leon Belaaco Orchrtr Wrbm. Wbbm. 6:00 Wnebloffton PoUilce Wfbcn.

Kmox. Wiji. Wkrc. 6:1 IV Kreddie Rich Orcheetra Wryi. Wcoo, Kmox.

Wfbm. 9 JO Ouy Lombardo Wfu, Imoi. Wkrc. 8 45 Quarter Hour Wkrc. W(bm.

Kmoa. Laboratory eroertBtent Wft m. Kmoa 7:15 Abn Lyman'a Baud Wkrc. Wfbm. Wgn.

Kmo, 7 Jforie Star Eborraphera Kmox. wro 8 0) riik Chora Wowo Wfwn. STto Krsy and Braetotti Woo, Wfitu. Kmei Nat bllkret and Rath Eltlnr Wkre. Wbbni :15 Public Aifalra Institute Wabc and other.

street 8lnr Wcc Kmbe. 10:15. Don Bedman Crvhetra Weco. Quarter Hour 'Repeat I Wn 1 0 :4 5 JBllt more Ori btre Wfhm. Wkrc.

liK0 Cuy Lombardt Wkre. Wcro. WJZ eerh. J. 30 JTello Marie WrP 3KM Bhrlhmio ernade Wjr.

Wnaq. Whaa, Wcni. i.ty Saturday Mailnaa ajro. Kdka, I New Tors, who. defeated Martin Zu nix a.

of Los Angeies. easily in the oth er ten round bout last night, and Freckle Wallace. Cleveland, and Tom my PauL Buffalo, winners of previous bouts. The four will be matched by lot for the semi final card, date for which has not been determined definitely. MuaicoJ Hoanont Wear.

Warn 5.O0 Heart ona'a Kyw. Im. 5:45 Orphan An me Wenr. Kk. o.

Aaaoe Away jumn. wcay. wiw. wjr. 6:18 Jaat Kdka.

Wrkr. Wanao. Bocaia seoiiai i ita aaottal wia and etneea. 8:4 5 Dr. KlohoUo Murray BuUor Wcky, wtu Kdk.

TOO Duftr rtshtora Kdko. Wjr. Wlo. AO Bon Serna'e Orenoatra Kdka. Wnaq, Wlw.

8:00 Joeef gooatnor Xnaembiw Wja. 8:80 rim KtshUr Kdka. Wjr. Wlw. Wla.

:00 'ew Torkora Ktfka Wptr. Wmae. 0:15 enoop and Peep Wjr. Wcky. 8:30 Prank Luther and Orcheetra Kdka.

Wjr. Wcky. Kyw. :4 Piano Orion Duo Kdka 10:00 Amoe Andy I Repeat) Wmaq. Whaa.

Warn. Web We 10:30 Piano Moode 10.45 Ted Cook Orcbeelra WJ. 1 1 jkrry Tunk Orcheetra Wja 11 'JO Char We Arnew Orcheetra Wjr. WLW PROOR.4M. Sal 4a fbt Pre gram.

8:30 ra Bob New hall. 5 Educational erriee Amoe 'c' Andy (K.B 8 15 Rhythm Oub. :30 Old BiU. 7 OO Pielro. 7 1 5 Arteotlniaoa.

7:3) Ben Silriaa Orclieilra iN.B.C). 8 Theatrr. 8:30 Kirt nlhter (NBC. ft iM) Theater ol the Air. lienrjr Thie Orrhetra :45 Headline of yrter.lay.

Horace Hadt Orchestra 10:13 Si.tera Thr e. 10 :30 Doodleaockera. Larn Punka Orchratra (JB.C.). 11:30 Horary HotOt Orohjtra 12 utdni(ht Henry Thi Orcheatra. handay Daylight.

8.O0 Ourch forum :30 Fiddler Three. 11:00 Org aniet. 9 Musicle. 1 1 Damrosch Symphony I 130 noou Ltalia Howard (X.B.O. 12:30 ro Uerbie Kay'e Orcheetra (2f.

B.C.). 1 :00 Con erra lory recital 1:30 Garden party l.N B.C.). 2 :00 Theater of Air 3:30 Ouardamea (N.B.C.) Dr. Bamhouae 5:15 Major lceeitck (N BC I. Sunday Chain Programs (Central Standard Time) VEAP Network.

13 OO noon Poo Concert Wfy, Wtam. WwJ. wal. 12 :30 Moonshine and Hooysqcklo Wjy Wtam. Wmaq.

Wcky, WwJ. 1 :00 Wayne Kin Orcheetra Wry. Wtam. Wwl. Waal.

1:30 Dr 8. Pirkes Cadman Wfy. Wtam Ww). Waal Whaa. 2:00 Jane frvman Wtam.

WwJ. Waal. Kyw 2 :30 Broadcast From Germany Wfy, Wtam. Waal. Wow.

3 oo Pastel Weaf 3 :.10 The cirri Wry Wtam. WwJ. Wsal Wenr. Whaa. Wm.

4:00 Catholic Hour Wtam. Wenr. Waal. Red American School Kad. Wsal.

Ww). Whaa. Wab 3.00 Godfrey Ludlo Wry. WwJ. Waal.

wi 6:1 Radio Party Wtam. Waal. Wmao. Ktoo. 3 3') Orchestra Gems Wry.

WwJ. Wsal. Wla. Rnbtnoff Orchestra WwJ. Wsat.

Wla. Ksd. Whas. 7 :00 Our Goremmeut Wry. Waal.

Wenr. Who 7:15 amiliar Muslo Wtam. WwJ. Waal. Wenr, Wheal Wtn.

5 relrr Wtam, WwJ. Wsal. Weor. Kad. Wow.

8 1 Or an (land Rlcw Wtam. WwJ. Wsal. Wow 8:20 Women's Octet and Harp Wtam. wry 8:45 beth Parker Wtam.

Wwj Wsal. Wenr Whaa. Wsm Wlo Rum Co ton: bo Wit Wwj. Wmaq. 9 se Crawford Wry.

Wtam. Wwj. mau. 10:00 Larre Funk Or htr Weaf warc MTwoaa. 13 OO noon Sons of Eli Wkrc, Wowo.

Wbboa, Kmox. Wfbm 13:30 Oiarch of tho Air Wo. Kmox. 1 Philharmonic Symphony Orcheetra Wlap. Wfhm.

Wceo. 3 Paa'orale Wxy. Wowo. Kmox. Wfbm.

Wceo. 3:30 Chlor.ro KnlchU Wfbm. Wbbm. Weco Kmox. 3 45 Outdo ir talk Wfbm.

Weco. 4 0k Loet Lerlon Kmox 4:30 Ace Becode Orchestra Wcbm. Wcco 5:00 Radio education Weco 6:30 Male chorus Kmox. Wryi. Wceo.

5:45 SylTanlans Wpc, Wkrc. Wxy a. Weco Kmorx. Wru. 8:00 tmmt Hu' hson Orchestra Wisp, Wfbm.

Wceo. Kmox. 8:43 Tour Child Wowo Weco. Wfn. 7n Jack Denny Orchestra aod Baker Wowo.

Wfbm. Were. Kiwi, WfTl. 7 :30 Harry Snmlk Orcbeetrw Wowo. Wcro Kmox.

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Radio Show Wkrc Wxyi. Wlap, Wowe Wfbm. Were. Wen im) r.aui hoa Wfbm Wceo, Imn S( Melodlee Ww. 10 (lO Eddie Duchin Or hU Wfbm.

10 30 California Melodiee Wxyi. Wfbm. Weoo, Kmox. It it NETWORK. 12:00 noon Yardley Prram WJw wmao Trut foamir wiw.

Kyw. What. Wsm. Kroo 1 :00 Youth confereo Wcky. Wmae 1 :30 T.ardru Party Wjr.

Wlw. Wme4 1 Home ftaeet Home Wla. Wjr. Whas. 2:30 Revue Kdka, Wcky.

Wenr. Wsm 3 OO Vesper Wcky Wmaq. Wain. 3 .30 fiuaruatti'n Wlw K) 4 OO Mrlo.lj Trail Secret 8erce Story Whae. and Tenor Wji 8:15 Major Icuick Kdka Wlw.

Bakre Kdka, Wjr. Wlw. Wka Warn. 8:00 Hearlhside WJ 8:15 Standin Room Only Kdka. Ktoo Kyw.

Ky. Wjr. WTw. Kyw. 7 En a JotUck Melodiee Wjr.

Wlw. Whas. wtm. 7:15 tsr Party Kdka Wjr. Wtw.

7:45 Makine Moe.r KJka. Wir Kyw Wlw. 8:15 minr Maei Kdka. Wlw, Wmau 8:45 Orrantst Wjr. Wmr 9:30 Piano Mootle Wjr.

Wenr 10 OOWlllism BtOMa Orcheetra Wjr. Wl. Wenr WLW riOTittM. Soaday XUhl. 8.

13 pm Standing Room Only IN 7 0) F.nna Jelttck Metode. 7 CMJ Lane JetUck 7 15 "tar paMr (SBC 7 :45 Makine; MorW II IV Old Maater IN BO. 8 41i Mareelta Uhl Orcheetra. Voi Humana Willises Stoeae Orcbeeua (WBC). MasteVar Dayllfhi.

4:30 am. Hrrakfaat Club. 7:30 Beautiful Tboofhta (NBC). Physical exrrctew 8 Murray Hortoo's Orcheetra. :30 CotOel t.N.BC).

9:0 Lle stork foni 9:30 Beauty talk IS DC I 1015 Fat Barnee 11 IH Islsat Bureaa. 11:15 Dance prcheetra. Leon Duray. who started his pursuit of the 500 mile race prise ta 199 and has made eight luckless attempts, has entered bis car for the twenlrtb running. May SO.

It is the same slxteea cytlader mount which failed htm early tn the competition test year but Leon, after months of work upon tt, promisee ft better showing this May. i The fastest driver to complete a lap of the two and a' balf mile track. traveling at a speed of 12UI1S mOee per hour, always ft fast qualifier; as daring a pOot as has ever tooledft car rarougn tne Indiana polls curve. Duray only once has found a motor which would stand his terrific driving lor the enure route. He uraalry burns bis engine up be fore he has reached the half way mark.

The exception waa bis sixth placing in 1925 with ft Miller Special. in which he averaged M.91 mUea per hour, while Pete De Paolo was win nln? with a new and atm standing tracx record of loui miles per hour. Duray received bis early training in the tough school with the Immortals of racing, jtmmy Murphy, Harry Harts. Eddie Hearne, Ralph De Palma, Ira Vail. Ralph Mulford.

Roecoe Bar Irs. Jules Ooux, Tommy Milton. the late Howard "Howdy" WUcox and still untried De Paolo. rogramSi Market reporU 13 rOO noon Poraa a (J Q.I 1XK) School of tho Air. OO Talent bureau.

3:16 Oman man nee. 4 Quartet. 4ft natter. 4 MareeUa Cbl. 4:15 Hapwtneeo Klde 4 :30 VMsbondo CJ 4:45 Toptco to brtef JJj.BiJ.I.

Amoe Andy iV.i. 5:15 Recorded procraa. 1 :30 Bob BewhaU WKBF (214 Mtters 1.400 KQ. (la fUwapoHa BrsaslneUaw. lava.) RATI RD AT X1GHT PROORAM.

5.00 pjn. Vacihn Cornish. 5:15 Harry Baaoo. 8:00 Cecil and Sally. 6 Dispatches fl 30 Ward B.

Ulnar, 45 Dinner dances. Harry Baaoo. 7 15 Potpourri. OO Fletcher Amertean procram. 1 5 Jerry and Charlie.

Jewel Box. 45 Home Otrl. 1 1 Orcheetra. 1 1 .10 Deeea Byrd at tbe orcaa 1 2 :00 mldaixbt Radio Aancara. 12:33 a.m.

Orchestra. KCNDAY ROO RAM. 9.30 am. Tade DoXan. 9:45 Watchtower procram.

in Ma moo proeram. 1 0 3 Flaah provram. 11 :30 Late Menace. 12:00 Koon Home BeanUfni. 12:13 p.m.

Deeea Byrd. 1 rOO Concert hour. Connto'a hit rUm. 2 Piano man 2:30 Moment musteolo. 2:45 Paul E.

Dorery. 0 The Bee. Manrtoo H. Cooro. 3 Cadlo tabernacto.

4 :4 5 Connie's matinee must cole. Melody hour. 5:45 Fdmund Bras as. 8:00 Harry Baaon. 8:80 TwUlxht roenio.

MsrehaU ptayoro. 7 :00 Hlla Hawatlana. 7:45 adlo tabernacia. 8:45 Home girt. VHVii Marett moaleola.

Part 9 30 World nwa. 9:35 Marott moaiomlo. Part D. 10 s0 Merrymen. Or ebestra.

MOXDAT DAYLIGHT PROGRAM. 6:30 a m. Cadlo prayer period. 7:15 Music. 7.

30 World news. 7:35 Musical clock. 8 OO Hreakfaat baser. 9 rOO Vaurhn Cornish. (I SO Hollywood news.

9:35 School Ship of tho Air. 9:50 Faahtoo Chatter. 10:15 Louiaa Sptllmaa lMaa Byrd at the orcaa. mm loaay urcnesire 11 1. Tbe Girl.

11:30 I Book rrelew. 11:45 Marion cvunty ecboela. ooo Luncheon music 12 :10 pm Gadabout. 1 1 5 Jerry and Charlie. 12 30 armors Forum.

4 Marott Trio 1 Buaioeaa news. 1:10 World bookman 4 IS Clyde F. ArauUft. 4 SO Soon news. 4:45 The IndtaaapoUa Href loio news bullet tne.

WFBM (241 3Ieter 1.2iO KC). (IneioaopoUa Powor no4 Usbi Com 8ATIRDAT NIGHT FROGR.1M 5:45 m. lon Belaaco Orcheetra 9 I Frodertch W. Wile (CBS). 0 15 Frrdaie Rich Orcheetra lC.B 8 8.3l Dtnaer ensemble.

:45 Quarter hour (CBS). 7 OO Laboratory ex pennant C.B 7:15 Ab Lyman a Ban.1 (C3.3 7.30 Radio Striae Band. 8 Flak Smears. Fray and BrafflotU 8 45 laham Jonee Oreteeelra. 9 OO Nat Sbilkrot and Rath Ellin (C 5 1.

9:15 Public Affairs Inetttalo (CJJ.I ntreet Binaer ICBJ I. 10:00 Doo Redman Orcheetra (C.B lO SO News. 10 45 lienors Orcheetra (C.BJ.I 11 Char He Daete oo Indiana roof. 113V Arovld Peek Orcheetra Midnirbt Louie Lowe Orcheetra. StTtDAT PROGRAM.

8:00 am. Church of tho Air 'CIS.) Community recital IC.BB.). 9 "OO CntertaJoere 9 SO Christ en Men Builders 12 OO soon taat ef Ell I CBS). 1 :3) tn Coca Cola proa ram. munaraiODic sympuony C.B.S.t.

3 oo Pastorale (C Chicaao Kmcbla IC li.l. 3:4 5 Outdoor ulk CB5 4 0l et Lerloe (C BS I 4:30 Wheeler City Mieetoo. 6 Se.wod Preebytertan church () Ernt Hutcneeoo and orebe eetra ICII.I 0:30 Hichway Uarelers ICJI). 8:45 Concert trio. C.BS).

7 30 William Block procram. S) Radio show (C BS :3li.W Radio Foltteo (C OOO Gau boe iCJS). 1 Concert tno, 9 :4.V Daeie on Indiana roof. 10 DO Casino orcheetra (CBS News 10 California melodiee (CBS.) 11 :00 Indiana roof procrsm. MOVDAT DAVMOHT PROGRAM.

SO a m. PO procram. :00 Wotuea's hour. 45 Child health talk I eater Hoff. orcamat.

:0 noon i Farm profram. OO pm. Society reporter. :15 Boys' Club Orrbeir (C.B 9 Mm Ptue.es (C.B.8.). :45 Four Eton Bore CaptlTalnre (C.B.8.).

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