The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 14

0 4 th ximaniiiii 4 11 SAINTS LOSE GOWDY HONORED BY BOSTON ANS SB IN ELEVENTH 3 0 OR TRIBESMEN 0 0 0 39 2 0 0 4 3 BY JOHN HEAD io 21 39 2 The 2 3 6 2 0 0 3 23 0 2 PEER LOSES Wilkin IN THIRTEENTH for tho 2 2 2 4 1 0 3 6 0 0 Corey 0 0 0 5 6 0 0 Paul'! a 6 0 1:31 98 12 3 2Scli mndt3b 8 1:83:35 6 Totals rambling the final quarts? in 30 JTeT' Wmah1 vter 2)0 and ather1 I 2 0S to TjiiJT ttlL zoHenry Thomas Hilda Getcher (3) 2:13 and Greelv 1 four bails The speed miuMnui CITV ST LOUIS CINCINNATI Pgjiamerson II AB 3 6 tcani 5 3 0 0 0 MERCHANT BANK BUILD) Qr5' 0 0 0 3 0 0 Totals the IT Hurns If 3 cutshA wjfb 3 1 Barba fp 2 3 0 0 0 2 1 Tot als 8 30 IS hint Pittsburgh 0 3: off nuper A cadPmy INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE mark 0 Bruggy Engel party Neu Ega Quarter Lined REDS BUNCH HITS TO WIN timely fashion 5 CATHOLICS STOP MICHIGAN 20 1 Path 2b Karr 9 MOTOR LEAGUE GAME 0 0 will 5 THREE I LEAGUE rbtlndelhpla Ruck ford 2 6 and alk who IllS club Open Decoration Day Until Noon 'B A 0 William 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 Smith cf Stork 3b 3 4 0 0 0 0 5 3 0 0 5 1 If lb 5 5 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 0 isher Rlngp 5 0 0 fl fl 0 0 0 0 Stumpf 11 arisen Jasper aeth 3 3 0 2 8 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 5 1 1 2 2 0 0 5 fl 0 0 0 8 0 18 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 fl 6 3 fl 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 SB 0 0 0 0 0 18 A 0 0 0 0 5 2 Mi le per Hour 1031 1017 1009 1005 1004 Iniersllieci Mlchlgfi i high and THIRTEENTH IS UNLUCKY ROUND to Tndlaiiapolis Tinker is again Al Brklyn OjOJsons Oi Mae2b 917 899 895 Kellymen Struggle Hard to Cop Series but Cowboys Put Over Winner Losers Remain in the A A Lead 0 0 and lllackwelo Hamilton Can Save Here! Triple ollowed by Sacrifice ly Puts Over Winning Tally for Sena tors Much Wrangling Groh 3b Rouschcf Kopfa aOonx les Oach aerp Bloomington Moilne Peoria Totals 36 fof for Not only the waist seam model but others aplenty at the same price Milwaukee Minneapolis Rlgbeocf Terry a Stengel rf r2 1 Mil Barringer Kirkbamit SmythSb Andrsonrf Mostll2b Haaacf 0 06 0 0 Louis Team of our Springs Surprise in Speedway Trials and Looms as Serious Obstacle for amous New Ballot Quartet to Overcome in Speedway Sweepstakes One Is Within 16 miles of Thomas Record BREWERS GO 13 ROUNDS TO BEAT THE MILLERS 7 5 Rogge Tutalq Senator Bailey rf MeCurty Massey ttaiaiflia Records on Second Day of Elimination Trials 5 2 Heh Shortridge Lads Receive Letters for Year's Play Other stores ask from $6 to $10 more for the same quality work of Columbus A 1 Passes Clemons to Get Tuero Who Singles Driving in Two Runs a game Vehicle Washington and Meridian Second loor Merchants Bank Building COLUMBUS GETS IRST RUN ON INTERERENCE Cutler Hopes to Throw Stecher riday Night 2nd loor AB 6 0 2 0 Thomas 'ahlll of the United states ootball Association and William Hheridsn i a I 'h I 0 0 0 0 AB 5 5 AMATEURS PLAN BILLIARD PLAY WITH HANDICAPS TIendryx 2 XVI Avusia Orr Brady 8 llnhaf uviey By Bradv 1 Losing pitcher Our Money saving NEW PLAN Means no high first floor rent no free delivery no credit accounts or bad debts no unnecessary expense YOU Save the Difference i the blrachota 11 ovu i 965 942 9g 9 925 In thr I II repratent hurdlse and Rocige had pitched twenty eight scoreless Innings up until the second Inning yesterday 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 team intersections! 0 2 1 5 Sandberg Indian aij ReBlry if I Crone 4 Yerkes 2b fl Covington lb 5 5 club will at CU30 the Indian Sherman will THh JMJI AN APOLTS STAR THURSDAY MAY 29 1919 of fielding He nipped a twelfth Wilkinson first a blow to center which sure hit but Steve got and nabbed It with his It was truly a "won rpntenacs Average More Than 100 Miles in Tests The Premier Motor and Spacke teams play a postponed game at Riverside 2 riday at 10 a in which prom Tavath hit scoring natl bunched six hits with a paaa and an error on Smith tn the fifth inning scoring five runs today and winning from Phila delphia 6 tn a home run Meueel ahead PIRATES NOSE OUT GIANTS NEW YORK May Aided by four nlnchJiltters Pittsburgh tied the score by scoring two runs in the ninth inning and defeating New York In the tenth in ning 6 to 2 Ooschger tho former Phila delphia pitcher making Ida first ppear 3 8 0 OTUgertrf 2'Hrzog2b fiiPowolIrf OIThorpolf 1 1 If nllrn 1h oiBiftckbrnSb filMarn vilie 2 Gqwdyc HendryxSb Kli kel McCarthy a Three bine hit: on Ifis third slriko hi tho hands It Bulled right at Clint Hoggs rocated Mr Rehg Zwiillng rf 3b in the eighth 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 Columbus afternoon will bA Walker or rink er clan three each section to compete itl the final round robin pacer 213 and showed CHARLEY CUTLER Probably there la no bdtter known wrestler in the game today than Charley Cutler who will clash with Joe Stecher the Nebraska farm boy In a finish wrestling match riday night ftt Washlngon Park Cutler has been in the game many years and Is still able to give a good ac cou nt Totals 29 the eighth 0 The Louisville Colonels will be the opponents of the Indians after the Senators depart A double bill be followed by and Saturday will 4 due to The first game of Memorial day will at 2 o'clock Oowdy Hie first major Jeaguo baseball player to enlist in the army has retained the popularity ho held at Boston and added to it some 1OO per cent The fans to show their appreciation of his service both as a soldier and catcher recently presented him with a gold watch and $000 in Liberty bonds The picture shows Mayor Peters at Boston making the presentation at the Braves field in Boston with the Boston and Chicago players grouped about Hie home plate 10 2 4 1 1 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 Haddock Gaw SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 18 4 Plltt and single Sunday be the the get 11 SH 1 0 St Dressen lb Corrldenrf Butler 2b Miller of Duncan if Hargrave Smith 3b Boone a 1 Baird 3b 0 Whit ted 2 2 Cndyc 4 Ada rnsc O'Smlthp Jacobs Totals 34 9 27 21 Much credit Is given Umpire Moran for tlm way he ran the game Jie put Massey out of the gama ami put Shovlln off tho coaching lines By showing his authority he stopped sohio of the rough work of the early innings 0 9 0 and Donmark under the auspices of Swedish ootball Association which tended an invitation tn tho A mei chamrloiis some months ago Th thirteenth 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 000000 1 Totals 36 13 30 17 fnr UbiitM fnr one for tho senators over the Indians In six starts Trrry an Three base 8 2 hll 0 0 BROtVN DISMISSES BI) SUIT HICACJO May Counsel for Mor decal Brnwn former pitcher for ths Chi cago Nationals and laier manager of the Kt Jnuly ederal Kmw club today ns missed his suit for salary at the rata of 21200 month for yoBr and a half on expired contract With the St ixtuiit The suit was filed In October lti7e NEH WINS ANOTHER BOSTON Mass May Three triples routed Pitcher Vaughn today and Bos ton defeated Chicago 4 to 0 Vaughn Vas removed in the sixth when single followed Powell's three bagger Alexander was affective until relieved tn make wRy a ro'VLk miici 4VHI I'ltulieu uty wim iibti on DHers rcore Chi A lack rf HollOchors Umpire Hunter didn't look much bettor Oh the bases yesterday than he did the day before while working be hind the bat He called Yorkes out for running out of line allowing Shovlln to complete a double play As a matter of fact Yerkes didn't run out of line but stopped to keep Shovlln from tag ging him Hunter also got terribly mixed up on the play when Shovlln was allowed to snore for inter ference He first called Shovlln out for interfcrrlng with and then after much arguing and consultation witn umpire Moran Mioviin lowed to tally Hits Are Scattered Indianapolis got eight hits thirteen innings and in only one Inning was there more than one This hap peed in the sixth when the tying run was shoved over the pan Covington singled as a starter and was pushed up a base on sacrifice' While Shovlln was tossing out Zwilllng Tex took third On sizzling line single to left Tex counted Ollie was left when Gossett popped to Shovlln The Indians had a chance in the fourth when Rehg scratched a hit over second Zwilling stepped Into a fast one and sent it straight at Hartley who made a wonderful play on the drive doubling Itehg off' first This stopped a rally In the eighth aft' one was out Zwilling got a single to center O'Mara lined to Wortman who doubled Zwilllng off first After the Senators had put over the run in the thirteenth business picked un for the Indians in their half Cov 'Ington slammed a single to left as a beginner but advance Ilehg Hied to Taggart while Zwilllng hoisted one to center lined to Hartley for the game ending out After Wagner was out in the second Crane booted Shovlin's grounder Rogge threw the ball away at first and Shov lin advanced a base echous spanked a single to left AS Shovlln was start ing to round third O'Mara gave him the big hip which sent him sprawling all over the ground After much wrangling Shovlln was given the plate Park was then thrown out by Crane The Senators got three hits one a double in the seventh but were unable to count due to Gossett picking Slmv lln off first by a snap throw Two hits by the Senators in the eleventh didn't allow them to enter counting territory but the thirteenth ended the fray The final game with Columbus is to day Cavet will likely face Paul Sher man on the hill Thrw htl 1 1 nr rt a Sacrifice Pick Double A In XTnrtrl xf to Holko fj) Bneea on balls Off Alexander 1 off Nehf 2 Hit 'uni 4 1 IlllPr) ftru Bj'AHxamler 1 by Nehf 1 pft88 ball Ki liefer Lowing pitcher Vaughn TuySafe Lefty George veteran Columbus hurler will join the Senators at Columbus Decoration Day and will pitch one of the games according to an announcement by Manager Tinker George has been with the Boston Braves but ha been turned back to the Senators Tinker also announced that he had a deal on for an Infielder and that he may re port here today Dick Gossett nipped twn runners off first by snap throws to Covington It wt''h ruT Vr'ry far ofE the hag With 1 Jink 1n rnu ui rr i isher and Hortense ball Stc venR Vorhes Escol Middles worth miii hi on Kiris Barth Edna ElttelL Ri I'eck Eoulso Nottingham NEGRO KIM RD PARIS May The ru wapapers port the death of a negro boxer knt received outside a parU cafe Sunday evelnM' Tbt0 PUK liBt who h11 to have ben drinking humpwrt Into an Amerlran uiuoer 5 Ib cf 8 rf 2 Toledo AB elder 2b 1 BETHLEHEM SOCCER TEAM WILL TOUR OLD COUNTRY NEW TOftK May 2 The Bethlehem Steel football team ntk cer champions of the United States will Bail from this rltv on July 19 for Gothenbursr Sweden make up the Tedious with nine assists and Ono putout was the star for the Senators hi a fielding way Some of tho dianfes ho had were of the hard variety ills throw ing: to first was perfect Every Man Money Common sense will tell you that stores in high rent locations carrying enormous credit accounts ana maintaining expensive free delivery systems must get higher prices than our low rent second floor and shops Here is a concrete UAcllJipiCl BROOKLYN Mass May 2S St Louis made it two out of three with Brooklyn today winning a thirteen ln nlng battle by a score of 7 to 5 With Miller on third base and two out in the thirteenth Pfeffer purposely passed Clemons to got Ttrnro Clemons stole second and scored with Miller when Tureo singled winning his own game It was Pfeffer's first defeat in eight starts batting and fielding fealm Score: st 43 7 39 16 7 7r fy ro fr effeeta of A blow euijuuy eve The pu llt who Is BUI1 to hT ni i nt nu i jJ ''mrrjran It is declared that the officer hit irn U'hnun hnnfi went when he fell Thr negro was picked up unconecloua an filed soon afterward During a boxing match at LeMans Tues Uv between urAd vllle a renchman and Drab uk of hicago the renchman struck the American a direct blow to the heart with hlH left hand Drabck collapsed un conscious and wat taken to a hosnltni where he died this morning without re covering conseloueness The police are in vestigating first' two men In the tenth Before Winters could retire the side four runs geared Lee hitting a triple which drove In two runs It i feat by a Wr closed tho first letters monograms and 'J9 numerals were awarded yesterday to ShOrtrldge athletes who have earned them in In terscholastie or Intramural cdttlpetlllon during the school year by George Buck principal in auditorium exercises yesterday morning In Caleb Mills Hall Contrary to the' usual custom none of the much coveted round "Ss'' Were given out since no Shurtridge athletes have won places In state competition this year Those to win letters are: Mt evens Giynnc MHvIlle well fichu Mhnrp basket ball Steva Yerkes pulled the most sen sational bit tho game rally In the 1 up spanked appeared a i to the ball meat hand derful COLONELS BUNCH HITS IOUISVJLLE Ky May 28 Louisville got no more hits than Toledo today but hair er ths total came in each or two In junneis wnidO 1 hr plate Pltch IfoIlV 1t 11 i le riday The score TjOuIh AB Bescnerif OO 14CI i BY HERBERT EILER IjOuIs entire team of rontenacs qualified yesterday for the international Speedway races at a of more than 100 miles an hour is the fastest speed record for a ever wet on the rare conrRe Of the learn Louis Chevrolet turned the track the fasteet being timed at 1031 miles hour for one circuit of the ovat He was within 16 miles an hour of equaling Rene new track record of 1047 hung up in the elimination trials Tuesday Joo Boyer Jr one of the rontenac team pulled over the course at 1009 Ralph Mulford third member of the team recorded 1005 and Gaston Chevro let a younger brother of Louis cir cuited the track at 1004 By pushing all the rontenac cars over the lino at a speed greater than 100 miles an hour the four American drivers nicked the famous heXv Ballot team set Tuesday and brought the American cars to the front as con tenders against the renchmen team averaged 1012 miles an hour while the four renchmen driving the new Ballot cars averaged Only 999 Only two of the renchmen are over the 100 mile mark Rene Thomas at 1047 and Louis Wagner at 1017 Wagner pushed his mount the oval at 1017 during the afternoon New Turn in Dope With the rontenac team qualifying at speeds greater than the Ballot four a new turn in the race dope is evident When Rene Thomas circled tho tra at 1047 on Tuesday afternoon and Albert Guyot a second member of the team ooo 0 0 0 wn a on y'nr fl lY Acosta Getz Brady Kirk mlAj Acosta to Kirka Raoc Jk vn nrr inraw in 4 'y JUL UY (Zeder) Struck out wild pitches Corey 1 xxr7L ftna Greelv Winings superintendent at Laurel HalL CONTINUED ON PAdE ITEEN ANN ARBOR Mich May Notre Damp Inflated Michigan 3 to 2 1u a Inosely played baaobaH game here todfty con teat brnko a string of seven straight victories for Michigan BY WILL GAHAGAN With weather conditions ideal for the game the trainers at State air Grounds Out loose a bit with their charges yesterday and several interest ing miles Were seen Jn the course of the day The fastest mild of the day was worked by the little pacing mare Hva Abbe from the stable of Palin Eva paraded in 2:12 and could have shown considerable better had Palin allowed her to show her best stuff Eva Abbe is owned by Robert BurgeSs of Wenona Ill and Palin thinks that the daughter of The Abbe 2:04 will prove to be one of the best sidewheelers in his stable Most of her racing last yeftr was over the half mile tracks but Palm has named her in several early closing events on the mile tracks this season and will give the white faced mare a chance to see what she can do against Jilg Ring pacers Pain and one of his assistants worked the two pacers Verlie Patchen 2:02 and Mourer Bov both of which are owned by red Chne of this city in 213 and the two buzzed the last eighth in seconds this being the best bit of brush work seen over the local track this season Palin Is figuring on starting both of these pac ers at the Canton meeting which takes place the week of June 16 and is hustling them along that they may i Twister Works Palin worked the chestnut Twister 2:14 14 in To ths three cuahlon rorom Players of this section ot the country th National Association or Amateur Billiard Players has sanctlnniid a handicap tourna inenr at ine Kaiionai Kcreation uu 1 1 1 1 1" Ing for the honors25 points while tors are rpquirerl i The contestants sections tho win Paler In tho Sweeney In th Benton in the 0 0 0 fl A 0 6 0 1 fi 0 0 fl 0 Whltted of himself He has never up the Idea that he Is able to Stecher arid will make an ef to ehow something riday night 1 er Of Sirorfess baH the Indians rut loose in the forly rd with two errors one by Grano and the other by JTtoKfie MICHIGAN TKAM GOING K1ST ANN AH non Mich May or th first lima sinoe 11 the I nlvorsliy or Michigan will thia year ba renresentad Baslern ef elaht Mlsnigiin alhlelTr leaving today for CambrlA to enter the Eastern Internr lleglau eltrnt at Harvard Stadium riday and Saturday Carl John vnii mai 11 mi iran representatives gamss at Parte wl In the low and high broad Jump event 1 Monroe 1 Totals 42 the eighth 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 ttflW 9 At uvriuiey vorriaen Corrldn Shaokle MIHer Three base hits Cofrl nnlf KildufT3b KllUderc Vaugh Atexnndrp artin Totals 31 for Alexander Bhlrago 0 fi 0 Boston 10 0 Hnllnchfr 2 uhw nit rontenac Ballot JL rontcnax rontenac rontenac Thurman Special A Thurman Durant Special Durant tnicgcnherg 1:35:47 Roamer Lecocq 1:35:83 Hudson Special I Hickey 1:37:21 Shannon Special Shannon 1:38:12 DucsenbergL Tommy MUtOn 1:40:16 Baby Peugeot Andre Bolllot 1:40:60 games on Saturday i he game called until auto races double bill under way Paulette Miller Krue hlts Shot ten Smith hits Miller Ctrl ffi th Kruegrr Pfeffer Stolen buses Shotien Paulette Mlllf Clemons Olson Double plays HnrnHby to Paulette liases on balls Tuero 2: off Pfeffer 3 Htruck out By Tuero fl by Pfeffer 5 Driver Time I Chevrolet 1 :27:37 Wagner 1:28:55 Joe Boyer Jr 1 :29:18 Ralph Mulford 1 :29:60 (1 Chevrolet 1729:65 nlnirs ahd mao wa unable to cross the A Al I 1 b9 rn iju uuine aer i Tnioitr 4 vuluIHLIUa 0 1 Jourdan 1 Rondeau If Milan IP Ieilveltrf Weidfc is Jennings cf Owensc a i a 0Paujuero7p Totals 31 13 39 Ifl nnAA10n00600 2 Errors Smyth 2 Lave no basket marhor Moores Martha I 4 I 4ft II 41 1 Evelyn Cornell Lois Haynes and La vena isher track orsfi and Dangerfield Monograms Basket ball Henry Church man Seidonsticker Dorman arp alk Metcalf Evert Winks and McLeay bowling Jack alk Merritt Powell track Barrett Moore illion Edelenj White Stewart McLeary and Winks girls' volley ball Evelynn Cor nell Marlon Helvle Stevens Josephine Hollingsworth Lola Trusler Eunice Horn Glen Hchwenk lorence rjayce Numerals Junior senior track basket ball meets Drosdowitz drlckson Moores Earp Sullivan Medals werft awarded inotHa gunlified in tho state physical efficiency jcontcsL Newark 1 fi 1 0 Jersey City 2 0 0 fl Rommel 1 Miller and Brenna A 1 A 4 Rochester 0 2 0 0 0 0 71 at ariftg Putarann nri fp See and O'Neil Schlmal Baltimore 011M110 Reading 00000102 Batteries Newton and Konnech Binghamton 0 0 10 0 Buffalo 4 0 0 0 0 Batteries McCab and Ryan and Casey Unlucky Thirteenth The Official Score 0 0 the boys a last half in Palin purchased Twnter from Crawfords yllie owners early im the spring and judging tho manner in which the big sidewheeler is taking to his work he will be mighty troublesome in the slow clasees The trotter Dexter SvmM worked in 2:13 and Palin is of the opinion that the ton of Symboleer 209 will be ready to grab off some of the money at the early meetings Tha green pacer Bonlquee worked In 2:18 ana the three year old pacer 8ymbo rfJ hit In the same notch The great pacing stallion Single ji showed hla beet mile of tliA season when trainer Ed Alien worked 'X Cambridge City wonder a mile J3H Single is a pacer that dne not require much fast work to get hint ready for lhe races and Allen is not attempting to break any' records witlr the son of Anderson Wilkes Single Gr iu uiw nrsi srarc oi tne season at Canton the week of June and the Limited" will be alP set when they're called over in Two Rhow Speed Dick McMahon with the Laurel Hall pacer Peter Look 2:03 and Henry Thomas with Wellington Direct (4)1 anotJler Paver from Stoughton rletchers faim hooked up together I and worked a mile in 2:13 the nair 'W GET TICKETS OR SHRINERS' ATHLETIC AND BOXING CARNIVAL Coliseum State air Grounds Monday Evening June Sth TruMJIuHd! Boil ari SrU a br hTua Atllell I tier (ogethnr with aoverriinrn wnr in eertlHfd rliPi or inonr or thereof flflO rlfur lde i uh 1 percent on cavil 81 or fraction Brooklyn 003 1 lornrby ger Two base Injun Talk BY JOHN HEAD The final game of the series with the All be played this ug Cavet pitcher while take the mound Mara with each succeeding' day looks better and better to the home fans He impresses one with his scrappy work He is also hitting the ball in 16 27 Li Smith in the seventh Jacobs in the ninth 0 0 3 2 Kopf Daubert Neale Homa bii I A Ku er I flee Pauree n'mihln Pearce tn Ludcrus to TWrd Whit tod io Pearce to Luderus: Daubert to Kfipf Base oh balls Off Smith 2 off Jacoba 1 off laher 1: or Ring 2 Struck out Smith 2 by Jacoba 2 by Rne 2 I Ifl pitch Smith Winning isher lnr pitcher Smith in an extra Inning game 7 to two runs in the thirteenth on sawyer and Jourdan a has? on aeth single with the bases Al Minn fjiv oifpab fl urns a letrbftr Young pi i zum me i'ulehaw to Bn ma Oe'RchR er 2: off Benton 2: off Hamilton 1: off Adams I Struck out By Pubuc 1 Passed ball Sweonev Winning pitcher Hamilton Losing pitch er Oeschger Tho double hoador Morrmrlnl day be tween the IndlanK and the Colonels will be featured by a concert played by the famous Dodge Bros Band iofl by the If aha band master Alexander Li bera 1 land Is composed of seventy mu: Molens nd Its engagement at Wash ington ark was obtained by Manager Ilcndrh kH from the Dodge Bros' Insti tution nt Detroit Tim band was brought here primarily to lead the march of bands at the BOO mile auto rare it will lead the Memorial lav parade nnd i niellL Read the star for the latest sport news JOHN HEAD D1TO A TO BLUES 7 6 4 the Swedish American hue and ir arrival abroad will go fnt0 for several days at quarters In jb Mountain he full schedule of gnmoa to be RH tint hPH 'AlnlatoJ 1 nUHftrnliin Ihfi nuanth i will be ployed at the Olympium Rtarllum Stockholm It Is expected that the Amerl loan players will remain in Scandavla un til late In Acnteinber A tlanta 1 Nashville 0 Batteries Boone and Melderkorn frlch and Street New Orleans Little Rock (Called end of sixth Inning rain) Or i 8 a tz a A 4 uuu iv oen And Brottem Birmingham Chattanooga 7 and Higgle gman and Pet0B Lohma" Memphla Moblle postponed rain 1OUNGNTEK OUT OH TIME ajamento has lost the service Pitcher McHenrv for an indefinite period The youngster broke a bone In his 1 vol and it will be a month before he IVn throw away his crutches Senators 2 Indians 1 (13 Innings) Superstitious people think thirteen Is unlucky Ball players are superstitious especially Indianapolis ball players for it was the thirteenth that whipped thorn yesterday Jim Taggart Bill Wagner and the thirteenth pushed tbs Indians out of a good chanco to take first place in the A A marathon It was Jim Taggart's terrific three ply smack to right field followed by Wag ner's long sacrifice fly to center that put across the winning tally it happened in the thirteenth Columbus won 2 to 1 or a time the Indians were tn first place for St Raul lost to Kansas City and their game was completed some half an hour before the Indians got the big smack stuck on them It was a rOVal chfinre for the Indiana to grab the lead but they were not able to connect with Roy Wilkinson slants with any degree of regularity It was this Mr Wilkinson who stood between the Indians and victory Clint Roe ge hurled for the Indians and pitched a superb brand of ball Columbus getting their only run in the regulation nine Innings of play on two errors a hit and interference on the par of when Shovlln attempted to round third on Pechous's single to left Shovlln gained first base when Crane fumbled grounder Then Rogge in attempting to catch the Co lumbus second ticker off first threw the ball away allowing Shovlln second base Have Several Chances Indianapolis had several chances to ealt the game but three fast double plays one of which have been prevented rallies However the Tribe had the bases jammed In the second in 'ning due to three bases on balls by Jim Park with only one out pulled out of the hole when he forced Gossett to pop to McCarty and then Wagner tossed out Rogge As on Tuesday much time was taken up by players wrangling with each other and the umpire Johnny Mc Carty threw a baseball nt Clint Rogge In the second inning hut got off with a $10 fine by Umpire Hunter when he should have been ejected from the game Roy Massey objec ted sc strenuously on a called third strike by Umpire Moran that he was sent to the showers In the third round Johnny Shovlln was chased off the coaching lines by Moran because of his incessant fire of un complimentary remarks directed at the fl drove 983 and Paul Babldt at 949 those closely following the race voiced the opinion that the Ballot team was playing a safe game for a victory with Thomas as the pacemaker All this dope was upset the minute Louis' Chevrolet wheeled his creation the aluminum rontenac at 1031 and young Joe Boyer Jr flashed the track at greater than 100 and the two other members of the team over the century markx Louis Chevrolet the fans declare is as capable a driver as Thomas and the younger Chevrolet Joe Boyer Jr and Ralph Mulford can be relied on to drive a daring race Pitted against them are the rench Ballot team who the fans until yesterday were backing strong for the finish There was nothing spectacular about the performance of the four rontenacs but ail four drivers put their mounts down the brlckoval at a terrific pace Itarly in the afternoon Louis Chevrolet signaled for a trial but he made the Itip In the disappointing speed of slNty miles an hour It was apparent the rontenac was not right and when Chevrolet came back on the track and reeled the two and one half miles in 1:27:37 the railbirds and hundreds of Spectators knew that the American motor was a serious contender to the much touted rench speed Creations Thirteen drivers qualified during the day five of them exceeding 100 miles an hour an unheard of record In Speed way race circles This makes a total Of twenty four to qualify out of the thir ty three cars which may start under the rules of the American Automobile Association ourteen drivers have nine places left and fast time is predicted Two Below 90 Miles rom the speed records being hung up during the preliminaries it 1B be ing doped that cars going less than ninety miles an hour may be forced out of the running Two cars the Baby Peugeot and Tommy mount the Duesenberg were less than ninety hh b's in their qualifying laps Andre Ltillot drove his Baby Peugeot nt S9fi and loinniy Milton took an average of 399 Shortly before Tommy Milton started the official lap he turned the track at 101 unofficially and his drop to less than ninety was a disappointment among the fans who believed the 'W0ul3 enter the than 100 class Cliff Durant millionaire automobile man from California sent his Durant at 965 Arthur Thurman with A Ihurman Special took the track at 98 ilbur in a Duesenberg drove 942 Ahdre Roillot a rench man driving the Baby Peugeot which has a piston displacement less (han a ord engine averaged only 895 miles fin hour The second day trials wore marked by speedy laps and the fact that the first cars to qualify less than ninety miles an hour circuited the oval within1 and 5 of a mile of the low mark for Tuesday's trials Omer Toft driving a Barco Special thrilled the railbirds when hia big white ear swung around two circles on the south turn The track had a number of cars engaged in practice and Toft's mount just missed two of thm ji Toft straightened up his car after the second circle find proceeded A Coty driving an Ogren Special failed io quabfy on his first lap lie averaged 746 He' will make another attempt today Dave Lewis driving a Ducsenberg attempted a trial but with drew from the track because of engine trouble Ho will try a second lap to Park Wilkinson Totals 48 1 Kan for Covington Indiana 0 0 0 0 prnntors 0 10 0 Tw bn 1 1 1 1 VV 1 1 1 on Tliw buxe lilt TagKurt Double Shovlln to Hartley ifart lev (unassisted) Worf man to Hartley Left on Bn Indians 12 Senator 11 irt Bae on Errurn Indians 2 Sena tors I Bnses on Bali Off Rogge 2 off orr wtikinflon 2 Hite Off 0 and 0 run inrdngst off Wilkinson 8 and 1 10 Inning Struck Out By Rogge 7 by son 1 Winning Pitcher Wilkinson Lonhig Pit Koggo Umpires Moran and Hunter Time 0 3 hiti AETH COPS OWN GAME MINNEAPOLIS Minn May 28 Mil waukee today asain defeated Minneapolis 6 scoring Interesting Miles Shown 1 by Nags at air Grounds Smyth 2 Moaill Stumn Saxvver Jhurdan Jennhlas Two base Jennings Home Haas' sboiLa Milam' Klrlliam Base on nanVSOrea I ort palmero 2 nit sir wk 1''fl 'I OT ahlh 5 Htruck By Schauer 3 by Palmero 1 1kby Hit by Ditcher By raeth Sawyer Winning Pitcher aeth Joalng Palmero Stolen bases Terry 2 inn DniihU rt lib vl A 1 Aao Ir I to Haler DOyie to letcher in Taggart WasnerShovlln Wortman Waist Seam Suits Silk Lined Kniflclycf Hyatt rh GetxSb Kane If Murphy Murrays Brady MoGalip Totals 27 6 24 16 tor Brady tn loieao Louisville 0 10c 2 fo 25c Vas Gigars 2fcffcrn 5 2 0 2 6l Totals BO 10 39 14 It Is a bit of news fans lo know that Ioa manager of tho Columbua club How evor Joo sayn that he announced tills some two weeks aRo at Columbus Me was on tbe Columbus players' bench D'terday In citizen clothes and Umpire Moran attempted to run him but JoenP him that he was manager and Hartley was merely captain £lnR explained last night that he had a uniform Series with NATIONAL MOTOR CLUB TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT Th6 National Motor Car Company's base ball club after defeating the MeDougkll team of rankfort last Sunday 6 to 1 get ting fifteen hits Off Al Heine Will call a meeting toriight at 6:30 o'clock at the fac tory This meeting is of great importance as the clUh Is making arrangements to nnri SPn 0 up for itB trip to and then will line up for their tr to Brownstown Sunday The idea of Jading the meeting so early j8 On account of the photographpr warning to do his work in RgIitIlt lnBtead oC under an eldctric aro The National club claims to be the fast est semi pro neslonal team in this city It la fast hilhig up with out of town Sumee nn Kurwlav A 1 imvu biixb only a few more bookings left of town club (ieglrOUrt of getting with this organisation address Jones National Motor Car and Corporation Dae a hall Washington Parle DflOOUtlll May 26 27 2 29 INDIANAPOLIS COLUMBUS Garnet Called 330 PM Watch Ball on Washington Tr Dff 1 snap throws to Covington 'hi i lie wun dick in possession of the ball anovun didn have any comeback when Mara gave him the hip wm i fifth allAu A1 1 I4UIH I i tt'ilsz 11 i O4MHW ngni kl uunt lloirjza 1 Hl HI 1 i 1 RUH' lint picked up tho bat and recin UI1I1I out I I I 4 I I I I 1 I his feet In nifty stylo to keep from be iriff rapped on the shins ST PAUL Minn May St Paul struggled hard to make a clean sweep of the series today but Kansas City put over the winning run In the eleventh inning and took the game 7 to 6 score AB 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