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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1932. PORTS TOP FLIGHT NOT STRONG ENOUGH FOR DERBY, BASEBALL INDIANS OPEN SERIES WITH BREWERS AT MILWAUKEE RACING DAVIS CUP PLAY STARTS AGAINST CANADIAN NET STARS TENNIS SAYS BRADLEY Unbeaten Filly Believed Too SmallMierhyStr Top Flight Likely to Do Removed From Favorite' Posl tion Unless She Wine Wood Memorial at Jamaica SaturdaysTick On Finishes Second in Mile and Seventy Yard TesW: iz April 28, CUJ Hie crowing suspicion that. Top 1 too small and effeminate to the1 Kentucky Derby seems likely to remove the unbeaten JDS from the favorite's position before the i bugle sounds at Churchill Dovns nine days hence. i i Winter book betting is largely based on two year old form and mht, by that (token, has been stoutly backed by the majority of future bettors.

Top flight vai unbeaten In seven straight start and champion of her class as a Juvenile, Kiit vffl Tint rMti Vie flrat. lfc aa a three rear old until Saturday ta the Wood Memorial at Jamaica. Only a victory In this mile and seventy yards race will keep Top Flight in the favorite's position In the winter book, and this test will r.ot be final proof of the filly stamina because the Derby, distance Is a mile and a Quarter. Colonel E. R.

Bradley, who has seen his horses run one two in the Derby, Is one of the many prominent turf men who doubt Top Flight's ability to go the Derby distance against bigger horses. Bradley Predicts Flight will be beaten In the Derby because she does not have the strength and stamina to go the distance," said Colonel Bradley. "Some people are comparing Top flight to Kegret, the only filly to win the Derby. They seem to be forgetting that. T7ort waa nnfnrmf alnmtr masculine lines.

IH bet $20,000 to 910.000 that Top Flight doeant finish among the first three In the Derby. "I have a good pair in Brother Joe and Burgoo King and they should come up to the race at their best but right now I'd say Tick On, la. the horse to beat. Tick On, second choice fat the winter book, made his first three year old start in a mile and seventy yards race at Havre de Oraee, Ml yester dav and finished second to fintine steel, another Derby candidate. The chart, however, reveals that Tick On was snuffled bacK to sixth place at the first turn and was bottled up In the run down the back stretch, twinging wide in the home stretch.

Tick On closed gamely and was only length back at the finish. Inasmuch' as the Derby precedes the Freakness this year, the historic race at Churchill Downs is considered more of ft wide open affair than last year when Twenty Qrand and Mate were standouts, and the previous race when Oallant Fox dominated the field. 1 West likes Horsing Blase. LooJang arouna roar ft candidate to rpnl Tim Vllirht mm tha lM41nv contender, many westerners have settled on Burning Blaze, owned by the Nash brothers of Chicago. Burning Blase won sir out of twelve races as a Juvenile and has ruled third choice in the winter book for several weeks.

Rnrnlnir TSlnwi 1 Vrtar mnA fTwn mrA raa run oa iui or cjuaay irsca. lie has trained well and probably will make his first start In ft slx and one half furlong race at Churchill Downs (Saturday. A winning race might well nlzh turn into the favorite's so In addition to Top Flight, seven other Derby candidates probably will start in the Wood Memorial. They include Universe. Faireno, Lucre, Bran trm lLflntJ CimMn rmh1 mnA Ta.

Indications now are for a field of fifteen or more for the Derby with Top rugnv tick on. Burning Blase, Liberty Limited. Brother Joe. Bunoo King, sweeping Ugnt, Btepenietchlt, Oallant Elr, Lucky Tom. Cold Check.

war uarccioxua xTte, jjcuYcxra and Universe Fairly certain starters. unless they surxer mishaps in train ing. How Derby Candidates Ran in Wednesday's Races SPIUNGSTaXU 8. W.V lbrot Won mlle andeventy yard feature for three year olds at Havre De Grace. 1:442 5, TICK ON, Mrs.

Louis' O. Buf MAD PRUMP, C. V. Whitney Finished third behind Eprmgsteel and Tick On. ALCO HANS A.

C. Bostwlck's Pro teus and Mrs. Payne Whitney's Sem aphore. t3abby Street Fined for rf i Breaking Specator Law CINCINNATI Aprfl 28 5 CAPJ Manager Gabby Street, of the St. Louis 9A n.T.

ImmbH JI7jtv.aajta a. n. writ muus juuaw The Judge Is Street's friend but when Gabby. In uniform at Sunday's same with the Reds, went ur and spoke to rum he violated a new rule rlraum tm trf ff tt fhm Katlnnal League. He is believed ta be the first to be penalized under the rule, for bidding players tn uniform to talk to spectators.

i v. Umpire Beans Reardon. who re ported the violation to President John Hrrdlr tha national iMtnt n. pressed mi regrets. v.

w. retermaa Cats Net Equad. coteh Kttmtth Ptmn Tfnsava, his spring basketball sauad at Ehort ridge High School to twenty three aspirants alter three weeks of prelim insry wanunz. r'ai The players retained after the first cut are Cromer, Pacts. Hamer, Mueller, Greenland.

Beaulieu. Kltzmilier. Stevenson. Penslnger, Telcb. Plfe, Dempsey, Merrill, Kolb, Ilaug.

Bryant, Aldfma. Rrmn itimmM jtcsson, lianiow and Moore. Three bssketbaH lettermen. now on the track ausd. win report to Coach Peterman ran rrtii Goarsateed jK0 Cattery.

tl)OaUD Electrical Service I NX A ND nATTXItT AND EIXCTBIC CO. Caeliel Kl. SO 20 CALLOW TEXAS tT tn OIL in your container. Any 1 fJDOAfJA itu Mrwrouif CI Iry tZ2 nvm iimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 2) BALL STATE TROUNCES I DE PAUVV BALL CLUB 1 OKE237CASTLB, April 2t A DePsmr UnrmsltyVbaseball team committed nine errors as it went down to defeat, 10 to 4. at the hands of the Ball State Teachers yesterday.

xam iaxowais avengea an early son shutout. score: Bn oil loo 12410 is i Ik. m. OOO Oil 002 4 It 0 Battertee Burne. Blatter ana Kins: VfUdmaa and Latter: m3i OF THE CLUDS a it i.760 Minneapolis 8 LooimUa 9 ioo ttt 9ww sa ASOO WIIUUI Toledo j.436 US4 SUPaal 9 Jfatteaal Lmtm.

rfpet. U5S 7 00 ChleaM. a 1BO Ktr Tork CUkdnnaU 4 at. Iuia a .727 a 0 00 7 .442 rUtobnfe 7 .442 Brooklyn. AaMrieaa Leacaa.

Ke T. 7 Ntmlt. A. M04 7 U4 2 .357 8 :.273 .007 Ceveland. i 4 71 St.

Luia. ft YESTERDAY'S RESULTS I (Wo rustt aebda)e4Ll I Kaiioawl Uam, It Cllliiinn.l PJ.KOUU... DOT OWJ 4 1 lOO Oil 21 12 0 Battnea 8I. Johnaoa, Stoat and Man mm i i i ,1 I. i 1.

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Flttaburcb 400 OOO OOO 4 6 Chlcaro 020 03 10 8 11 2 oMKim gwtioDic aima sraiB aoa Oraee; Maloa and Hartaett. At TWIm mt Chlcaro. 003 001 0004 7 I. jc 7 yw vw 1 1 l0O2O0 00 9 9 i am i BWOTUlt At Ml Ttnl. Cleveland 200 111 020 wu iu ooo 0 art and a.

yerreU. Padflo Coatt XamsM. gwattla. Mlaalona. 1.

HoUjwood. 0: lortland. S. Sacramento. 4: San Francisco.

3. Loa Ajtrelaa. ft; Oakland. 1. Sapihera Aaaoelatioa.

BirByarhaia, 15; Attanti, 14. Little Bock, 4: Chattaaoora. 3. JatarBatlwtal Lcataa, All ramc poatpoaod. Txaa Laaaa pallaa.

IS; Wichita Tail. 8. fehrarapen. Ft. Worth.

6. Oalraatoa, Houston. 6. BoaomoDt. 0: Baa Antonio.

0. Wastora Lttftr. TUls. 10; Pueblo, 8. St.

Joaeph. Denver. 4. Omaha. Oklahoma City.

S. YESTERDAY'S STARS! Br tea Associated rreas "BUMP" llAmjKV. mil, fiir lieved Bam Jones In last of ninth and struck out the last two Detroit batters with bases loaded. WES VZRRELl' Truttan WM' th Browna ta five hlta anil hmi Vila fourth straight victory. PAT llALnvE rsikmnaval iwi one hit after a wobbly first tanmg and hit a homerun in beating the PI' ravca.

to GEORflK RMNTniM Da41in four singles and scored twice to help capsize the Cardinals. 6 to 4. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Br tha Assoriated rreas NaUoaal Leafm. I BaUlac Otta. fitaata.

Alii tsn.h Kane Batted ImTmm. fflub.) ta. Her aaa. 13. III it 1 1 SI ALmata.

lXt a ah, ft. rates. M. Hits Crlt. nianta.

Mi Tan (liut. 19 1 Heraiaa, Keds, 1 rrisoh. Cardi nals. 1SJ. Doubles Tredt i Irk.

pdrer. 7 1 PW nr. Flratea. tt Waaer, Plratea, 7 Trtnlta Wakr. Pirn tea, Bermsa, Hoavs Inn Trrrr Glanta.

at Canina. Cards, d. i Malea Baass P. Waaa. PlmtM.

Si Spohrer, ftmvesv Si Traraor, 8. AkMrioaa lawcnav a Walker. Tlcara. STSi Oakrl. annas, Kane Johnaon.

Tlcara. lSi flohHr Yms. een, a. Kens Batted la Knth. Taakeeai IV Hits i Jenne Ttvera.

XSi OehricJTaav. keen. 18t Fexx. Ataleties. lSl Fort sr.

la Donblse Johnaow. Tlrara. i OaaDa. iuwwbs. tj oinrar, avea sax, TrlDlee roxx.

A thirties. Si BJuraek Bed BOX, i i Hons Bniw It nth Taakasa. at Brrd. Tankers, 4t Oehrig, Yaaaeea, 4t Oaetaraae, AHuewea, arraaa. Ataiauea, e.

atelsa) Dears Chaataala. Yaaaeea, 4i Rarae, Bod fox. it Botaroek, Bed Sax, ai Jonas on. xisert a. Schedule for Today Toledo at St.

Paul: clear: a. O. a. r. Coltinbaa at Mlnneaoolis: olear! a a C.

8. T. sndianapcau as Jtuwaoaao; mutr, a a. nu o. a.

t. Itoulsrllle at aTaaeaa dtr; partty abmdy; lf.a,u a.x. (Xasterti dayllrht Uma.) nev Torn ai uosion: eieari a v. so. ClndiweU at Pltteborra: dar; i 3 :30 ot.

leuf vww; imnr; sa. Boston at Ksw York: claar n. ai. Phtladetpbia at Waahlastoa; dear: 4 p.m. mcaro at cwaiaad; dear; p.

m. Detroit at St. Loois: dear: A p. Sa. COLLEGE BASEBALL Ban State.

10; DePaanr. 4 I CklMaA. Si Wotra Sanaa. (tie. alarm iBniaca.

Cartotaa. Kiaseaota. S. Caaetaaati, 8: Xlaasf. 7.

I Ohio an. 6i Ofcle TTaivarattr. S. Owcla Florida. 1.

Weet VWnla. 14: VmTI Imt. WaiUna a. Jivy. Prinretoa.

9 1 Paoa Stata. 7 Ikirteea at Utrr'm, ttoldneoa. 8. I OetUs Pardaa, 7t Wabask. 0.

ent Oalf. Iadlaaa. 13Hi DaPanv. 4H. Bmielgh GrtnM Becevering.

CmCAOO. Aurfl 28 AJP.) Bur lelgh Grimes, the pitching hero of the 1831 world series aa a member of the Bt. Louis Cardinals, probably will be reaay to make tut Dow aa a cub won tn two weeka. Orlmea has suffered from a variety of aliments. Including lnfloenaa and Infected teeth, but has recovered suf ficiently, to get into, uniform, LEAGUE COMPLETES PLANS FOR OPENING ANDERSON.

Xnd Anrfl 28. The Eastern Indiana Ohio Baseball League win open its season May 15 with In dlanapolia at Basfavllle: Dayton. 0 at Anderson and Newcastle at Rich mond it was decided when all team managers except Dayton met here, adopted rules and fixed opening dates last night. Frank Kautsky represented Indianapolis; C. H.

Thompson. Rushvllle; W. C. Bartwell. Newcastle; John Logan, Richmond, and Errte Ashby.

Anderson. Team squads will be unrestricted until June 14, when they must be pruned to fourteen men, league officials ruled. THREE HOME OPENINGS Satisfactory Crowds Expected at Milwaukee, Kansas City and Minneapolis. CHICAGO. Ansil 28 (AJM Cham pionship winners apparently mean little rn St.

Paul. If their successors do not look hke losers. The Samts won the American As sociation title lait season, but this season nave managed to win only two games out of thirteen. They play at home today for the first time, and the attendance waa not expected to exceed 8,000, compared to 9.300 who came out to watch their opening ex ercises a year ago. Prospective winners other mem ber cities, however, were expected to play before satisfying numbers of customers.

At Milwaukee, where they lire their Brewers regardless of how good or bad they are, an opening crowd of 10,000 was expected. Kannsa City, which last season drew 7,365, waa planning on from 10,000 to 12.000. and Minneapolis, with a new manager in Donle Bush, figured to draw 10,000, against 6.500 in 1931. For today's openers, Indianapolis, the league leader, waa at Milwaukee; Louisville at Kansas City, Toledo at St. Paul and Columbus at Minneapolis.

St. Paul Gets Pitcher. ST. PAUL. Minn, April 28 (AP.) Albert Marvin, right handed pitcher.

yesterday waa obtained by St. Paul of the American Assoaauon, rrom we New York Yankees. The deal completes payment for Jack Saltzgaver, mflelder. Marvin has been with the Newark International League team for three years. The Newark franchise is owned by the Yankees.

Petersburg's Dual Meet. PETERSBURG, IntL. April 27. Petersburg won the dual track meet between the Petersburg High School and Jasper Academy; Petersburg. 99; Jasper, 10.

No mile relay was run. Davis, of Petersburg, wsa high with ten points. Davis broke the field record in high hurdles, reducing time from 16.7 seconds to 16.4 seconds. Spring Net Call at Monde. MUNCUC April 28.

Approxi mately fifty players answered the call of Coach Pete Jolly, of Central High School's Desk et bell team, ror spring basketball practice yesterday, these In addition to members of this year's first and second squads. IN ASSOCIATION TODAY How Tribesmen Broke In (Ae Told by Bin BarwelL Pitcher) While plsying with the Goodland Kansas it being a team that played Topeka western Lesgue team was scneauiea lor an exnmiuon game. My nome is eastern Kansas but I went to Goodland on the recommen dation of a traveling salesman who had seen me pitch. The Topeka team then was owned by John Savage, now part owner of the Kansas City Blues. The manager of Topeka then waa Clyde Eegrel.

The i Goodland team sent me In against tha lea guars and we trimmed them 6 to 3. Little did 1 thirty vhen that game started that It waa to change the entire avenue, of. my life for that very night was on the train a member of the Topeka club. Ehgle stopped me right after the game. Kid, be said, "can you leave with us tonight? If you want to well take you with us." I dldnt hesitate but went home and packed the old traveling bag right away and two hours later was on the way to Omaha.

'I. '1 i 1 ir" "at BABS tTTAPP. Babe Btappv of Indian apolls. who was seriously injured at the legion Ascot speedway in Los Angeles In a night race Wednesday, drove a Rlg Ung Hennmg Special in the 600 mUe race last year. He went out In the thirteenth lap with an oil leak.

Stapp haa driven in the SOO mlle event many Umea and was regarded as an exceptionally good driver. He was scheduled to pilot a car In this year' race. It is expected the Injuries he received in the crack up will keep him out of the race game several months. He suffered a broken pelvic bone and a fractured skulL SPEARS MAY BECOME ATHLETIC DIRECTOR New Football Coach at Wisconsin Appears in Line to Succeed Uteritz. MADISON.

WU, April 28 (AJ.) Dr. Clarence (Doc) Spears, new bead football coach, today appeared In line to succeed Irwin Uterlts as director of Intercollegiate athletics at the University of Wisconsin. Uterlts was transferred back to his old post as assistant football coach In charge of the back field at hla own re quest yesterday. University offldalg Indicated Spears might assume the dual role of director and head coach. Spears, who left the University of Oregon to come to Wisconsin, was given an enthusiastic welcome at a banquet last night.

Burning Blase In Good Trim, UnONOTON. Ky Aprfl 28 (A.P.) Burning Blase. Patrick J. Nash's Ken tucky Derby hopeful. fine." Nash said yesterday while here looking over nu cnestnut colt.

Nash said he plana to give Burning Blaze his flirt ttart of the year at Churcniu Downs in Louisville. Satur day, when the spring meet opens. independent team far out hi western only on Saturdays and Sundays the TTf J. BUR WELL. mm i so 1 I I I i I I javaafcs.

wy 'a ISA 'h tvvsfaBvtavMAtaMMeJe The Topekans also took along Howard Ltnimore, the shortstop of the Oood land team and we became roommates, both to stsy throughout the season Ltndy later went farther west and has spent nearly all his playbys to the Pacific Coast League. Not so long ago we met and had a talkfest about the day that good fortune broke for both of us. first start with Topeka, however, waa tar from a alortoos debut, ai I waa knocked out of the box in the very first hming man I pitched to in a professional game and also the first ban thrown was knocked out of the park. Indianapolis fane know that player well for It waa Earl Smith, who played outfield WWtotoWl, teanv My next time out, however, was a different story for I pitched a two htt game. Out of Speedway Race In 1818 I wasnr Dmseoaui wen btopw mm iiwhiw division.

On the twelfth day of September, of 1918. aa our infantry waa advancing in the St. Mlhlel drive. I was wounded In the right hand, a Up of my little finger being clipped off and the Index finger being badly twisted, so much so that when I did get back home and started playing again to 1919 I had to learn to pitch all over. I rejoined the Joplln team but was of little use.

Because cf favoring my right hand so long the right shouldeT also bothered me with weakness. Jopun. however, thought I was a good prospect and kept me. playing me part of the time ta the outfield. About the middle of the summer I thought perhaps I could go back to pitching and when the season had ended the St.

Louis Browns purchased me. Jimmy Burke was managing the Browns and I remained with the St. Louis club during 1920 and 1921. That was the hey dey period of the great Chicago White Box club which became Involved later ta the baseball scandal. I dont think there ever was a greater team than that club.

Joe Jackson to my mind was the greatest hitter of all time and if the lively ball of today had been used to that time well. I dont think they'd ever get him ouL Jackson, relsch, Llebcld and Shano Collins formed a great outfield and then there was Buck Weaver. Eddie Collins. Chick GandU and he was some first baseman and Swede Risberg. shortstop, good but not tn the class of the other inflelders.

Ray Bchalk was at his best and the pitching with Kerr, dcotte. Williams. Red Paber and others was a great stall. Strangely enough the White Sox was the easiest team for me to beat but the Athletics, then a tall ender. was my toughest opponent.

How did I come to Indianapolis? I came from the Columbus team. St. Louis traded me to Columbus for Dave Danforth and Columbus traded me for Harry Weaver and Doug Baird to Indianapolis. Baird, by the way, was one of the greatest baserunners of all time. During my time to the Association I have led the pitchers ta number of assists seven years and three years in putouts, and three years gsve the least number of bases on balls.

Certainly there have been many changes tn the Association since 1 entered It and the game Itself haa developed along many different lines. For instance, there ta concentration on hitting now and young players make a greater study of batting. One thing, though, the throwing arms are not what they used to be. This Is my tenth straight year with the Indiana poll team. The present Indiana Is a splendid Club and it Is my belief that the American Aaaoclatlon this year is the best in all the time that I have been tn the league.

The pennant fight ought to be a slzzler. VALPO GRIDDER SERIOUSLY INJURED IN SPRING GAME VALPARAISO. Ind. Aprfl 23 (A Harold Etttncer. Kgln.

EL. star halfback of Valparaiso University. was seriously injured in a spring foot ball game here Wedneaday. He suf fered internal mjtxnea. Last year be waa forced from the game by appen dicitis.

Pardee Teazds Taasa Wlancr. LAFAYETTE. Tnd. April 28 (AJ.) Purdue scared its third consecutive tennis victory of the season yesterday with a slam over Wabash. 7 to 0.

All matches were won In straight sets. BABE STAPP CRACKS UP AT LEGION ASCOT Indianapolis Driver Seriously Injured Car Hits Slippery Surface and Runs Wild. LOS ANOELES. April 28 (AP. Babe 8 tapp, Indianapolis automobile driver, was seriously injured during the first aix and one fourth mile qualifying race for the twenty flve mll main event at the Legion Ascot speedway last night.

Stapp rounded the curve at a terrific pace, hit a slippery surface at th turn, lost control and his car hit th fence, ricocheted off the rafl, and turned over in the path of the oncoming cars. His prostrate farm was hurled free from the wrecks re. He suffered a broken pelvic bone and a poaslble fracture of the skull. The twenty five mile feature race waa won by Arvol Brunmler. Whlt tler.

CaL, in 18:31.4. Wilbur Shaw, Indianapolis, was second. Several days ago the press dispatches carried an item from Prance saying that Babe Stapp had been Injured ta a race there. A correction afterward waa made that the injured driver was M. Stapp.

WALKER. 172 POUNDS. STILL FAVORITE OVER KING LEVINSKY. 198 CHICAGO, Aprfl 28 (UP.) Mickey Walker, who held Jack Sharkey to a fifteen round draw last summer, and King Levlnsky. who won a newspaper decision over Jack Dempsey ta a four round exhibition bout In February, indulged only In looaening up exercises today for their ten round heavyweight bout tomorrow night ta the Chicago stadium.

With their hard training over. Walker scaled 172 and Levlnsky 198. Both will weigh ta within a pound or so of these figures. Although weight, hlght, reach and age are agalnat him. Walker continues to rule a 7 5 favorite.

Walker, earing thirty two. has held two titles, welterweight and middleweight, end engaged in more than 100 ring battles in nearly twelve years of action. Levlnsky, just turned twenty one. has come to the front rapidly elnoe he dropped Leo Lomsky eleven times in five rounds ta September. 1930.

He is clumsy, and at times ludicrous, but he packs enough wallop In his wild right swings to remain dangerous to any opponent. Since January. 1931. Levlnsky has had sixteen battles, winning nine, losing six and engaging In one draw. Hla greatest achievement was a near knockout victory over Tommy Lough ran in New York last December.

Walker has fought only five rounds since he boxed Sharky. He knocked out Jack Oagnon tn one round, and Jackie Williams and Jim Mahoney each ta two rounds. The Chicago stadium expects a crowd of more than 20.000 and gate receipts of about 872.000. Each of the principals will receive 30 per cent, of the net receipts which probably will amount to about S2C.0OO. MANUAL NINE WINNER Manual's sandlotters pounded out a 12 to 2 victory over Ben Davis Thursday at the Delavan 8mlth field.

Maschmeyer. Red and White rltch er. was nicked for onhr three acat tered hits. Woods, the Ben Davis wirier, waa knocked out of the box ta the first inning when the Redskins drove In seven runs before he was relieved by Roberson. Bn Daria OOO 100 1 6 Manual 701 030 13 12 3 Batlnra Woode.

Kotvrson and Be claim; Maarhmrjrrr and Thompeoa. Indoor baseball, or kitten ball aa It is sometimes known, has proved a popular sport ta other cities in recent years and an attempt Is being made to make it a success in Indl ana polls. Several teams already have been organised ta Indianapolis and It Is planned to form leagues to play on the various park diamonds which are available. A meeting to form a league wfll be held at Em Roe's Friday. The clubs win play Sunday afternoon and any team interested or Individuals who wish to play are requested to have a represents tire at the meet ing.

Wally Mlddleeworth. director of recreation, has several diamonds in shape at the present time and the recreation department will co operate ta getting ready as many diamonds as ine demand requires. The lad aa trial Sunday Scnoot Learue win opea ap aaiurday. CU lAllj vtu D.aj the Prlnura at Garfield. Mamoad Uai enltr Baia hta will awl Zlon al Til an barrer.

Diamond 1. aad Hlllerea win tanaie witi nrwtter Amu, at Kaedl park. Diamond 1. Tha Effl Ro aanior lno. will iurt in dar WHS all lUDrt betna olarad al aUwar.

ida. Diamond GarfieJd. Dtaaaood 1 and Rhodiua. Diamond 1, art ib eaure ecaaoo. The opeolns round clla for tha raited Caba to aae the Indianapolis CardlnaJe at auvaratoa.

Olrmote a. va. Tra Ids at liar! lekd. and Tnrrxrr Cuba to La th, rainnount Glaaa at SUiodiua. lachvr will uinpir.

at Garfi.ld. fiunfata at A4' to and Jooa Whila at Rhodiua. The junior (Mrtaioa of th. lea uo es pete to OP'S Mil i and a final nvtwlmc wiU be bald Frvfar rug hi at 7 45. The ortirdul will be tlra.a at thai time There la eull a va aoey for ear Joaior loop wiaaos to piaj orraniaed ftaaonan.

Aa Important BaNaUns of the ladli apoti Tnaaele aaaaball club will Friday mchi at 101 Arliooa etrrrt at o'clock. The followta Blarwa are eased lo at land Hacker. Bauer. WocbaW. Uant Hoffman.

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Bora. Weiaaai Go Idem th. The iDterfrateraitr coaoctl iodoor loop will open Suodar. Mar 1. with alcht tra rni trami pertir pailnc.

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write I lav 2n3U r.a.l bn rii elrret I 421 Athletes Await Starter's Gun in Penn Relay Carnival HELENE MADISON SEEKS A. A. U. WOMEN'S HONORS LOO ANGELES. April 28 (AF.

Miss Helen Mad ism, whose name haa become synonymous with free style records of evuy deacrtptlocv. renewed her persistent aaaanTt on time today with the opening of the national A. A. U. women's indoor swimming champtonshlpa.

She Is registered from the Washington Athletic Cmb, Seattle. Two events featured the open trig day program of the tour day meet, the 100 yard free style and 300 yard meoley races. Miss Madison dominated the 100 yard race. She already has on application a mark for the distance at 60 seconds, which shades the existing record by 8 10 of a second. Miss Eleanor Holm, N.

Y. W. S. A. star, la outstanding in the 800 yard medley.

BIG TEN BASEBALL CHICAGO, Aprfl 28 (AJ. Northwestern had a base be a game with Monmouth College today, and tomorrow. Michigan, Chicago. Purdue. Mhv neaota and Indiana will see action, Chicago, which yesterday fought Notre Dame to a a all draw in eleven innings, will entertain Rlkkio of Japan on the Midway, and Michigan will open a two day hcene and home series with Western State Teachers, of Kalamazoo.

Mich. Minnesota will be at Purdue for the opening of a two day series. COP'S GOLF TECHNIQUE ClilCAGO. April (AT.) roUeemaa Michael Blggtaa. awr eaty eigfct.

tackep keeper eg the stackyards stattass. haa takaa srp gaif. eeartng aa tt mm has first trip arwaad. Asked abewt his technlqae. he said: "I stand with both feet the grwaad and I handle the elae wtth both hands.

I press the end of the stick rtrtaly against my belt bwckis and keep soy hands sreO apart. "Then I fix any eyee aAeadny mm the place where I want the ball ta ge and let ge. 1 bend aay left efbew. The rest of the work is dene with the right, ta two mew amenta. First I pall the elab back, then posh It for ward." GATTI BREAKS WRIST BLOOMTNOTON.

Ind, April 3g Indiana University's baseball squad received a severe blow yesterday when Oattl, stellar pitcher, broke his left wrist. He will be out of the Crimson lineup the rest of the season. Coach Everett Dean may substi tute either Bailey or Oery to pitch rriday against Ban State. He bad originally planned for Oattl to pitch. Wright will probably pitch Saturday against Ohio State as Indiana enters the final stages of the Big Ten race.

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of Florida Sends Representative by Plane Indiana to Send Btecher and Watson. pimjLDzxFiriA. Apm ss iaj Ornposlng tha largest Sst of entries the event haa ever known. 431 athletes from coOrgea ta many parts of the country today awaited starters! signals at the annual relay carntval of the Tjnlversttv of Pennsylvania. The first arnvaja in pnuaoeipnia yesterday were the track and field stars of n.rni:ton Collegiate institute from Hamilton.

Ontario Canada. A short while later aa airplane brought a load of athletes itpriaShtinf ue Tjnrvezatt of Florida from Jackson Vila. The Canadians, coached by Cantata Cornelius, track tutor of the 1124 and 1979 Canadian Olympic teams, are here In defense of two UUea they last year the two mSe and the Inter scholastlo medley. Berthages ta Get Award. Barney Berltager, captain of the Penn track team and decathlon winner in the Red and Blue carnival for the last three years.

wQ receive tonight the 8u2rven award aa America a outstanding athlete cf U3L He haa not yet definitely decided whether to try for the decathlon this year or several of the neia events, mcrenmg pole vault, javelin throw and shot nut. Penn will have one of the strongest teams la the distance medley. Ksw York University and Holy Cross art looked upon aa Penn strongest norjamLa. J. C.

Han. decathlon favorite, la a member of the Florida contingent beaded bv Coach Nash Hlggtna, Joe McCloakey. of Ftrdbam. wQl face a strong field ta defending tha soo meters steeplechase title he won last year. J.

C. Watson, of Indiana, who finished second tn the two mile ferenee Indoor champienshipa. Is expected to give him stiff competition. Indiana Sends Stars. BLOOMINaTON.

Xnd. April Us Two Indiana University track stars. Beecher and Watson, wQ compete ta the Penn relays at Philadelphia while eleven Hoosler cindermen are eon testing at the Drake carnival at Dea Moines, la. Indiana win be represented at the Drake relays by Brocksrntth. Horn boetle.

Puqua, Kemp. Martlch. Hap pold. Crouch. Blddlnger, Drticn, Keeee.

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