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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS -TUESDAY, MAY 14. 1929 THE GUMPS A NEIGHBORLY CALL PYLE'S SIDE SHOW STICKS TO CARAVAH COLT'S RUNNER IS INELIGIBLE I kirvtR PITIED OUST PAUINf THE HOUSE -y JUST VWWEK1 ME WAD REACHED SUCCESS VJWEN ME COULD HAVE rt DROP IN IS AU- IT YtRPlRI ME 1 WW- SO -0Vt? NWlTM MEft- RC Al AMYONf ,0 IN MT UFE IT JUST PATHETIC -Yf, WATCU MIM doST MOPE AROUND MAS LOST INTEREU IN EVERYTHING- ArVARV EVERYTwlN6f Oust aaade president of wis company BROKEN TO PIECES POOR CrOU SUE WAS SOCM UTTLS CREATURE Mt" coodness- his royalties GASOLINE ALLEY THE PEST IS BACK AGAIN GIVEN i n. Ve VV? vv tire uiXi A laV vT UKViC sV -w -w VJ 7 THERE'S NIOTH.NG 'W THAT MANJ HAS SOME THAT IS A WElRO coaewti 1 wew to the wild idea, m.ss totsv, op rr still VoSL ote J0 MTeEST.N.G INI A SCHEME BE DOE MfjoiJR CARD SHOULD BE I CA CA.LL Uwavo mJS, SOME THOOGHTPUL, 1 I1.L TAKE IT IN. VOO Sp I HVE 7 Vfc rAe PEOPLE ARB DECIDMG UM- "AVE OUST AS IP I'D GIVE THE CAGE twpv WiHTTUPio V( TM 'h J000- N(JMBER' 1 OF HIM OVER TO STRANOERS ZlS DRFTO uTwJ rppl AMD PUT HIM A EUROPEAN wAD( rf 25c k-'AW ST SCHOOL. WHEM WE HAVE if 0'! 1 III POO TOM CAR DOES ME TAKE IT (l FOR THE FIRST -w ore vjere a quarter of A MJLLION POLL- Too Good for Her CiNtA AlK sW r4 FINE.

GREAT AOOO FOR VOL) Li8S, PATS' WHATS ruvYSt HKt'S LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Nothing HOME V-lt. vropa M.U LOOK iHlW, SCWOOV. VMT VS V-tSSOH- COrA. 1 TtMTi 4ee ub XOVKG HER eH J00V nut Go out iVKko livh vvt Sup tv out rW irjrj ivuch TO vbA sewfirM -rnn-. rAQR'N.

kKknie. HMM tvcR eV 'I WclA -HFWRlSTTA ZVNtf -IT'S KL.il SINCE I'VE SEEN VOL) CrWE AW ACCOUNT AMD MOV WISCONSIN LOSES TO ILLINOIS NINE Farber Holds Badgers to Five Hits and Team Wins, 8-4. Madison, May 13. (A. smarting under a prevl ous defeat by Wisconsin, dealt the Badgers' hope of a Big Ten base- Dan title a severe jolt today, winning a loosely played game, 8 to 4.

The defeat dropped Wisconsin from undisputed possession of sec ond place with a record of three victories in five games. The Illini fell upon Farber, Badger ace, for 12 hits in less than eight innings and profited by five Wisconsin errors. Bower held Wisconsin to five well spaced hits. Dorn and Walked, with three hits each, ledt the Illlnl assault Illlnol 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 2-1 11 4 Wi.M-oii.ln 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 I I I P-ower flitl Kimlnekl, Boydar; Fflrbar, R. KHprmnn and Kvana.

Minor League Standings INTERNATIONAL LKAGtE. I'M. pct. 14 flearfln 10 ,474 12 9 (1 Newark 1 10 .444 12 111 lluTulu 2 10 .412 ID Mi Jersey City. 11 .26 Monday's Kesults.

Rending 0 0 1 0 0 1-2 10 1 HurTnlo 1 0001400 -l0 llolley, Stryacr and aluirhy; i'aulkuar nml Libiin. Jemey city 00000000-020 Toiuntit 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 and Head; Cantrall and O'Neill. Newark 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2i i 1 heeccr 0 0001000 0-1 11 Miimnux and Jenklnn: Berly and Florence. Ilalllmora 0 0000000 11 41 Miintiftnl 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 10 1 V. linrnea, Ootimlie, Keen and 114KI; Thormablen and Nleoercall.

Tuesday's Games. Renrilnir at BiiIThIo. Hiiliimore at Montreal. at Toronto. Newark at Hochenter.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Pot. Pot. Kan. City IS .714 Milwaukee.

10 12 Mill eapolls 17 7 7' Toledo I Hi. 10 .040 ivlun.lni.. 110 Indlanup la 11 11 Louiavllla. 1 .272 Monday's Results. Toledo 0000000-410 Mllwaukea 0 0 0 1 0 i I 1 WlnKArd and Haywortn; Cobb and Mc-Meneniy.

tndlamirmlls 4 1 I 0-7 1 Mmneaiiuila ...0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-4 0 1 Kohupp. 8i.ee'. Poone and Hiirtna; Mld- dlelon. I'ate, Hrlllheart and Konna. I.ouivill.

I III I II I rit. Paul 4 I 0 0 1 ea 1 Pelierry, alaplee. Wtlllamn. Beok and O'Nell, Thomton; Shealy, Zumbo and Tea- mer. Columhua at Kanaae City, rain.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Memphla 010000 1 111 Atimt a i a i i i ilrHTIn. H. May and Palm; ltauch and Yelle. I.lltle 1101 -11 4 Blrmlnk-ham .10101 en a Hluha and Whitney; Hnaty and Gihaon.

Ni.hviiio oiooioioio a 2 W.il. lie 0 I 1 4 1-7 1 1 t'amiibell, Handera and Kreuser; Koob, Anirewa and V'. Moore. Chuttanooaa .1010 0 0 0 01 I 1 New I 00010400 7 I 1 Maun. Hinfletod and Broc-k; Kulir and Anderaon.

TEXAS I.EAGIE. rftllne 1, Beaumont I. Hin Antonio 4. To't Worth Wichita rain. Bhreveport-Iloiwton, rain.

WESTERN LEAGUE. No famva rhwJij1vl PACIFIC COAST LEAGVE. No ram1 i-hdul4. EASTERN LEAGUE. A'huny T.

Ppr1nrfl'fl 4. f'rnv tinrm i. lVw HfiTt, i. II. lHtfl'J 4.

Only rim svhului! THREE-EYE LEAGUE. All OtheT SJMTTISM pOpAtWif. ml IV PROFS SELL SLUGGER. New Haven. May 13 (A.

Leo Casey, outfielder of New Haven of the Eastern Baseball league, has been sold outrtpht to Pn Antonio of the Texas leanie. He came to the Profs last year. He hatted 330 and this year was among the leading five batters. Germany Defeats Spain. Barcelona.

Spain. May 13 Germany has eliminated Spain In th European sone Davis Cup competition and will next meet either Ireland or Italy. MV NAME IS CORPUS and! 1 I'D LIKE TO SEE 1 I MR. WALLET 11 ON AM iMDnoTAAir 'J MatI I VATT mV i 'TwoutwT VBOUT 0 t.At JS. Nll1 Jhompon, Counted on for First in 440 at City Meet Has Scholastic Trouble.

Entries for Championships This Week Show Big Increase Over Last Year's. Loss by Northwestern of its star Negro half miler, Jaydell Thompson through scholastic difficulties and the uncompromising battle between Malcolm Weaver, Colt track coach, Frank Hermanson, Redford mentor in the matter of reducing their entries for the city meet Friday and Saturday at Codd field marked the drawing of preliminary heats at a coaches meeting yesterday. In order to keep the preliminary heats in the dashes and hurdles down to a minimum, it was necessary that several entries be scratched, the number entered being as high as 16 in a single event over that for the 1928 meet And it was then that Weaver and Hermanson, whose teams are favored to place one-two, proved stubborn and let the other coaches make their withdrawals before even considering dropping one of their entries. None who had the slightest cfcsnce of placing were deprived of a place in the meet, however. Repetition of Mid-West Meet For the most part, the struggle for honors will be waged between those who participated in the Mid-West meet at Ann Arbor last Saturday, won easily by Northwestern.

One hundred and ten represented 11 Detroit schools in that meet and approximately twice that number are entered for the city meet In most cases, the additional entries are being made by the coaches to give them experience rather than any hope that they will figure in Jhe point scoring. Southwestern, which didn't have any in the Mid-West meet and Northern show large mrrwi.wB In the noint of entries 4 while Cooley, which hasn't had a foam in competition this year, win )e represented by a lone sprinter, Kdwards, in the 100. Burgess Put In Sprints. Thompson, an easy winner at Ann Arbor, was counted on for first here but now Guy who was third, finishing right behind Kahler of Redford, is expected to have it out with the Huskies' star for first Another important change In Northwestern's entry was the shifting of Burgess to the 100 and 220. He has been running the 440 regularly this year, but lacked finishing power and Coach Weaver figures he should go better In the shorter races.

Preliminaries have been set for Friday at 3 o'clock at Codd field, the field events starting one hour earlier. Finals on Saturday start at the same time. STARS LOSETHIRD GAME TO MEMPHIS Visitors Pound Two Pitchers and Win, 11-4. Memphis hammered two Detroit Stars pitchers bard to win the third game of the series yesterday, 11 to The Southerners pounded out 15 hits for a total of 28 bases. Mitchell started on the mound for the locals but was chased to the showers in the third, Davis taking his place.

Davis pitched good enough to hold the visitors in check but his supporting cast contributed even errors toward his downfall. Kenyon. formerly of the Detroit pitching staff, held the Stars safe over the route, yielding seven scattered hits and was never in danger. MKMIHIS DETROIT. AR II A AH A if i a Jn.

if zoo VHfl'k II, 111(1 Ronrtaon. i I I I 0 10 Htearne. m.l 0 10 Itro.m. 3 1 KUa. Hi 2 0 14 0 I Ti'.

n' 3 5 0 2 1 Jolinaton. ir. 0 iimm. 1 I 1 HlVll'llR, 1 0 1 1 ....4 14 0 Johnaon. Sh.i 10 1 l''ri.

1 4 Hi-Mum, 4 10 7 ttt p. .4 0 0 1 Inula, 4 1 1 1 Tot 14 27 Total. 32 7 27 nmhn 1 2 10 0 12 1 1-11 0 lOtOOtOO 4 hiine Ward I. Green, Brown, Inula, Krnyon It; llli 2, Johnaon, Ituvia 4. Krrora KnoVllfT, 2.

llnborlaon. PeMoee. June 2. I (ItB Mllrhell 7 In 1 2-3, llivle II In 0 1-J Two-bnae hlta Jonea, Jolinaton, Wnrd. Mi-Hiutkell.

J.lnla 2. Three- 1 hit Jnm'fl. Hume rune Ward 2, Unr-rlftce Karlr-lilT. ftnaee on bnlle "'fr Kenyon 2, Mltrhull 1. tilt hy pitcher e-l'r (Rile 21.

by ivl fllnl). eft on laiaee-Memphte 10. Petroit ni'k out (r Kenyon 1. Miti'hell 1. Imvlt 1 paae-4 halle-Rmlrllff 2- Wild pitch Time 1:61 Umplrwt-Hnll and 1.

'intra. POLAR BEARS LOSE TO SOUTHWESTERN Trospectort Hit Hard and Win 10-2; Esk imoi Drop Game. Ephind th? itronfir nilrhinff nf Southwestern high school'! baseball team rode to iti socond Minipht victory when it defeated JliRhlantl Park, 10-2, In a postponed wrst side league game yesterday aftnrnoon on the latter' Meld. Winters held the Polari to five mattered singles while his mates pnunded Srhmidt and Kane for safeties. Pair of errors and three singles paved the way for two runs In the first Inning for the 1'roppectors.

Kane relieved Schmidt In the fourth Inning when the Prospectors scored six runs. It wa "Kiehland Park's third straight loss. 2 0 1(01 0 10 1 rtritid l'rk II 0 1 1 0 0 Iti 'fere en.l HcniA; Schmidt, KadO and nn. Hulliert. rorthern mifferel It eeennil cutive defeat when the Eskimos were beaten In a six-Inning game bv the University of Detroit high.

1. Alexander nA lnhnuin a real pitching duel, but the lat-tr weakened In the sixth and U. of I. brought In two runs. 1 1 0 I 2 1 4 nder and relletl.r; Johnoa and 1 -l SPARTAN NINE BEATS ALBION lVt lnlng.

Slav IS. (A. Michigan State college played ball trxlav behind Harris Kahl and defeated Albion college. 1- Albion committed five cos-v errors, which contributed largely to the downfall in the fifth In-nng of Collins, who started on the mound for the Methodists. Kahl allowed seven hits.

1-tfi i "0t2aoo--lo Fort Worth Citizen Feed Troupe and Avert Strike. Fort Worth. Texas, May 13. (A. Not wishing to walk or run back to New York, the cast of C.

C. Pyle's "cross-country follies" decided after being; fed today by Fort Worth citizens to continue westward with the pack of athletes, competing In the transcontinental bunion derby. Despite reports that their salaries had not been paid for four weeks and that they wers ready to strike, thus adding to the troubles of Mr. Pyle, ho broke his right arm In a motor car wreck at Albany, Texas, Saturday, members of the stage troupe prepared to leave by automobile for Breckenridge, Texas, to rejoin the Pyle entourage. The baggage of the actors and actresses was reported to be en route from Dallas where It had been seized for a hotel bill of $87.

City Track Meet Draw MO YARD DASH. flret heat Oliver (Ca. Munnere lnnm. lie.lfon!i. (Nartheaacemi.

Woai neraka. H.aaiao 1'nrki, Rloarll Third heat-VanAvery IHInhland park), Hyan (t. if Krllrnmer lrl.rn.. ililicork (Nurthernl. Fourth hdt-H'aUoa (Iviiinerri), Ki.uhr Kerlrordl.

X.umt.r Menlrall. (Hmtrm-ki. nr.u i HuritPM (Northwennrui. (Weat ernl. tlliniiml 1'ark irioulhfr.iit.-rr;: vliith In i iHoutheaaiern.

alalilman 0entnili. Sevenrh he.it rainier (Hatntramrlil. Linn tHmith.Btorrt, Heiuopr til. of I1) Kifhth Iwat (Nnrthwcwt.rnl, tU "oTL lWMtrn. Ollleepi) 1W-TAHD PASH.

rir' heat-oilver (t'aaii. (tch.rnM ntral. iHiahlaud tl.mld l.N.rthvet,n), Ue.Siel iHedferdi, l.lnn (rkiulhwenttrni. t.tnl heat I'almer (l(amtiamck), Ihomaun Irlouthciatern i. K.i(.paixirt lIllKlii.iii.l park), iNonheaelernl.

HonLvvper tU. nf Hera, kn, (ivntrnl). Third (Nrrth. vioetern. Mamhall (Kaerti.

Archer llaniKxtk Wllilams (Nortliaa.itein), iHamtriim. k). Fourth heat (He.l(ord). (Weatarnt, Ryan IU. nf It).

Bunt.aa lNonheterni, Muditn (Huiithaatem, Ko-k's t'rn). nrth heat-I'en-nlrk N.irthwt,rn), Bjm-ciyk iHin-tramck). Kdwanla tCoolevl. tHe.l-forrt. Ool.l.teln (flentrali.

Morteneoii Hixth heur Wateon (Kenternl. yineliers- (Hlfhlnnd strrma: (Hiah-Innd Park), Lumbers (Ontntll. Thomas lVoateru), M.nnare (Southwaateni), UU-TAKn LOW HURtH.KS. P-lret heat Kkonovtrh Nrrtharern, D.inran (. hi, Uwni CVntrnl).

Ki'kee (Houthwe.t,rn). Hecond het-Heero Brodie fHoutheaetern), Mueller MeMm.in riilr.1 heat Ward (Not thwmtern), Pgrdr ftjieterni. Moneneott (Northrn), Zaael. tnayer III uhlan.) lark). Fourth heat Vaa Awry llllhland Park).

Lijek of Kilwarda Wojftk Hamtnim'-kl rtfth heat rlrhivenrer (rVntral), Huter INortheaetem). ftn.loooer iir of up turn Ruth heat lmnoan (N'orth-ern). Prlmoa (Kedfordl. C. Wr ght tKaal- rnp.

neirrarie (U of Seventh h-at Auatln (t'aaa), Valmor INorthnnatarnl. took (Weaternl. Wrlht (Viiatern). Ktkhlh heatljiutr.nha-h lirimtramt-kj. Jenklna (lliahlan.l I'ark), Knu.k (3outSe weetern).

Aokerman (Moiitheiiaum). 440-TARD rA8H. Flret heat-Herehr (Weirtern). Munteaa ir-aini). Oau't (IMford), Wlbl.y (rloutb-eaitfrn).

Kltrreralil (I', of It). Hrra (Kouthwreterm. Het'nnd heat I.tvkna fNorth-eaetern), fathrart tWeeitrn), Hovey (R.d. Thompnon INm-thneatern), F.ach.r Northernl. lohnn K'entrall, Ruhtukt Hamlriimrk).

Third heat-BadKett f-aM), (Ktietrrn). Nauraan (Hldhland Park), K'I'ilera (U. of II), Borvnrrt (lledforil). I'uhln K'antrKi), UbIos (Weetern), flarlrl ISotitheaatern). Fourth heat Dorrr (North-weatern).

Boeton IHmhltuid Park). VolOfr (Hmithwealern), Taira (llemtnunokt. Pit-tenaer (Itwlfnril). Arunowekt iNorthaaJtarnl. Simmerer tU.

of MO-YARD BUf. Flrat Iteat Kahler (Hertford). Hamlet (Northenatarn). Hnwklna (Northaaetrrn), Milwualtl tfential). Ilttntaon tllDrhanri derlock (ffarntiamrk).

W.l-r Moothenatern). Hllke tl'. of r. WrtTht (laniithwaaterni. heat Ouy Korth.

waitrmt. Jaroha tHoufheaatem). Plo (Hamtramok), Marblratnne (t enlral), lllrhland Parkl, rlrhnerk iNorthernl, Minea (KMfonl), Vort haaaterrt I. Krueer of II 1. Him Third heat-Hunt Northrn).

Brown i.uiaa iMamtreirfkl. Auatran.ler IHiaMand Park), (Irveklewlri IW-nttml. Iiarh ern). flicker! Iwlrrfk (Houth-eaatarn). l-ntine til.

of It Sullivan weetern Fourth hat-Zaralakl tWratarn). Hormell ISoiithra.terr), All-n iHlkhland park). Klii(r (HHihlund Parkl. Pullajhla Cent-rail, Pollnakl (H.irnrrll Janlaai tnunck), Ilanle (South we. tern).

120-YARD HIGH HL'KDLES. Flrat heat-Kelly tu. of J. lhaaterni. Auatln (Ciiaa), nkin (Hih-tand P.irk), Wojdk (Hi.mtram -m.

8ond hem lleaton tN'ortheeatem). liunran aas). La.wne (Ontrall. UiMiltar fonl). Tiutk Third heat hkonovfh Cathi-art (Weetern).

lwla (fclaatern). Promoa (Relford), rxii. mier iwniinw.ii.rrt. rourtn heat-Ward t.Vorthweetern), tHam-tramcki, I'uncan (Northern). Ackermaa (douthaaateru), Hltretoie (Kedford).

nr.t.AT. Klret heat N'orthweatern. Caea. Korth- eaatem, K.utrrn. rief-ond heat CentruL Itamtramrk.

Radford. Third h.t Pnlveralty of lirtrolt. Morthem, Hitih- land 1'atk, tiouthweatfcrn. MILK. Ruhln.

W.iltma (Cnaa). nma ramptwll tKuetrrn), Haalwlnakl, Waahmtf-lon (Humti.irr.i k). Hlalr. Weatwater, I'hll- )' iriiKni.ino rarki, iiuid (Northernl, llmlnekl INortlieuatarn). Hui.I.

Hecher. Thonida Nut thweatarti). Amtuxen, Hrtner (s.tuthaaeteini, Atklr.aon. Trynor, Hozior ISouthMt-attrn), Wrtirhtman. (Weatem).

Philllua. LaHleaLor. xaiUrt. dtaiee (U. af POLE VAULT.

Pherwln. Foillatte (Caeel. Wllana (rit. rail, lwle. Purdy tKaatcrn).

Iekv, Sreradzkl. jhn kt (Haratramrk). fou ler, Hehlay (UlkhUtid Patkl. J'tena KaMot. Aramnwakl.

V. Izoi-ea INortheaatem), Maiam. Povaroy, Moor Northeeatern). Jacct.e. Ftird.

Oinmi. f.idiuan. Txiuie (rtouthaaat. erri). Wan.r, Holoi; (WealerD), ltanflar (...

ua i' SHUT PUT. rtaxllal, rfnao. M-ldman. (Vltnr. L'n- er Siuan.

IWr. 11, Kih-a Kiatarn). Ileerkar, paae. Krlthe'. Aattr Hamt.anvk).

Hrakerrwm. Merrill Itrk), Mitten. Laonovi' (NorehA.t ernl. Kundle. fchautn-r l.North- wtarnl.

Htorlel, Srhuuer. Good- lie.etii. Hoin, Pa Lynn f.tn. 7.t man. I "amr nd eat.m).

LieMattla. Uf" han. McLajaald tl. of HI'JH JUMP. Briant, (laaa).

Inottrun (Kaat.rn). Pkp. Kura-r (Hint. tnimoki. Sf-hily.

WeinoerK. min (HikhUnd laiki. Harper, ritiey. Wii i.iunMrni. Njr.liia Swalea.

aafonl. fru.kanntA (inyjrw.kt L.tin. rSu ll-van. Miller, M. hln trwiuthwratrm), Warn-r, r)kiwii OYeeteroJ.

Alud- aMj ui i'. i. IIH.1AD JUMP. Pmwn. McOerkes Sthar.n,ar, l.um'nr.

Kam (feijt-i Ie- (r.teml. riirndrai. Htwii tU Po land Park), lmnrna (Nor-tiarnt. llaorv-i in. ivnra Miinro.

i.outti.i.t- ernl, Mniua Minnaia. iti. aeatern). U.S.. t.a-k.

a Gilijpia, 1'haiipa t'J. of l. HAMMER THPOW. T-aoiale fatarn Peer. Frarke, Olaa -North-, i.r-rrr.

M'oi'l. uliua IN iwtna Huij-t. S. ti e.ternt. luamood.

Z.emata. Cuat. (A vetelB). JAVEI.I THROW. V-fratken.

Fh-win. Mu.tonen I'ettr Mi '-io S'r-it- K-lSe-. Ctapor i I vin.an iHirx.m.l pa l. laaton, Kei Sawn at. A'.

noaaki. Pa-nik rr; r.aaetet Miro-ra. flark. N.r-,h --p ha 'On- iVor.s.t. emi.

i w'-jtr-eaa-arrK vath. I nar.fi, S.tin j'ha 'arnt 7. man. l.m.-n.1. lai-a Alexander (I I 'I A' THHv-W.

fa. nr. n'a ll-'-ntralt). Kar. Fr 'tike.

Voee Hw a.r. kriw, va.ijwir. ojclk Uicue, pn tl faa. Vauma II ar anl P-i-al, iVrrra-, fiakl, H.i Kin. a.

-n na, 'wt i.Vo.'a.ra.'k eel Roh a Ov'maa i-ioutleaa'amkj Km a. Ritor (South ea-err i I'am-iJ Pieman, i-vaaea -e, 'a OilMara at aek THE BREADWINNER: The Pinch Hitter AS-SO-LUTELY, iwx. in rwuuj i ci-7 VM MISTER AO I PONT WANT FACE 1 1 1 1 i i i), WyouW know it jy- iNOVf M' I GOT ft UKthl TD HCI Vft SURE yA WON'T LET EM USE VOUR PtTCHURE' TO VMINSlE my pitch ure Got tio TOW DM CHEAP BILLBOARDS. UKE 6ET CAMPAIGN tlm, 141 St, Jvnattua and Amaur- Urm alao ran. Fifth rac.

pume tl.ttoo, Hotel 1 barb handicap, l-yenr-olda ami up, fnrlonna t'ayugH. 108 (Hunatti), 16. p.iZ nnd out, won; TMnner 'ance, 116 S3 74 and r-ut, second; Jlhlnork, Myer. out, third: time. 1:14 ft.

Iiaurgard, Boo, Fly Hnk alao ran. Sixth race, 4S furlontra. S-year-otd fill Sea. nllowancca, purm AWjitlalB, lira 'Fronk. 14 42, 3 and won: Full Tide.

'onn-lly 2 find $2 6, eeonnd; Wild l'nia, l' lAbe'l, Ii7, third; time, M. Btar Mrhtar. Fj.fr Koaal.nd. Ruth Ma yea and Ionra ao rnn. Seventh race, pur $1 Sv, 4-Tarold and up, rlnimlnr.

1 1-1 mllea Hihatorm, 110 fMiyer. tfh and ISM, won: lr HS1 and t. ae-ond: lU.xie WHuVl, lin (Wilton), 14 145. third; tlmf. 1 :1 J-.

HnoTUsrht. Prtnc. Pullro, MfHumont, Tim Gleaaon and rxle Princa alao ran. (By Tha AaaorlatH Ptmib WW Tie OwtH HESITATION TAKES AURORA FEATURE Good Start Enables Entry to Win by Three Lengths. Aurora.

111., May 13. (A. The Garrick Theater purse, feature on the card here today, was won by G. Collins' Hesitation. Elmer H.

was second and Frank Howley third. Hesitation went lntr a lonjf early lead, was kept under light restraint throughout the mile and 70 yards and won easily by three lenjrths. Elmer IL, always well up with the leaders, raced Frostilla Girl Into submission but could never catch the winner and had to be satisfied with second place a lenirth and a half in front of Frank Hawley. Grammar School Baseball 111 I I 1-49 I MrvwiKr 0 I I I 1 I l-l an.l Willie. Vv, J.

1 fnl. Cmpire Rl.f.iAhl tn4 Arm ion. 1 I Min 2 4 1 ft 7 nrl ktaca. and Jomea. I mplr--Bradley.

1 1 I I at 4 1 1111 7 Thorn. MaUl.n: A el and La Ileile. I roMr-llf tt in. i I 1 1 4 U'll I I ft Mfon anl UrT: Fndtr and and Kol-inn Van 1- I I- 1 1 171 II Morr erd rurraad; arolt arul Hoca trni.ir rliii.ca. Miiiaa 1 -lt 14 ilovn-on a a 4 and Kvnv; Tl i-inhj and Cha-r-o anl Harrla y'ormt 1 I 1 1 1 ft 4 hi I'm nrt Bjirb.

tjji.peft and Clart. 1 in- a on 1:3 ll Th an arrn--. 5. i'e Mvh Omnd Ki. Ill 'Mac V.

I r.iiv Kt.n. Tum l-n. 1 Ve-v'sl' l'n-1-r. A "-rp: 'a I nun 11.. 1.

ue. IIS: Krar M.m. ui. u- ArPrnll. allftwani.

Utm4 (.. J. "Vs. YOUR PLAN PDf? JAMAICA. Flrnt ra-f.

rond'tlona, J-year-oM 11111m, Hattia. 11. Hllarta. Vt, Zirta. il; Min.

110; htarrv Imwn. 110; Murky cloud. Ill; 11 Second rar-, clahninir. J-yenr-otda attd tip, I Mnti, lit: Alle. HU; h)irtdn, 113: "Irifh H-ll-lay.

VH, Uunther. lf: Turk'a Cap. rm-paiwHa. 13; Hupa ana. Pefar F.x, 1U; Cheater, lltt; Hea-nrv, V-o-Ilntrvr, 119, Sweet I.aTiie.

V-i- 110; Uoyiah Bob, Sun Clover. TUIrd rare. con-UMrma, l-Tear-nlda and up, rraidunt. I urlonr-Hun Ijid. 1 1 Cornaj ilia, 12n; White Veil.

Hi: Step, and True, lJTi; Kr-mir, FlyllKht. lift: Wool Ood, lifli. The Tattler, Paaaa. 115; Vanh US: Bud Catrher, 1t; Truocheoii. Kil-dare.

Cou'iuetrv. US. i'ourtb rare, riaimlna. 1-year-oMa and up, one and one-el h'h mil Prorrlma. 11J; Hhaata OrHftnn.

112: S.mnr OoMen 114: 'oid id. lis: rihiraz. Sun LVMeur, 115; Tomihaaic IV. lift fblb. ct.min.

and up, mile arid 7 yiirda Lemonade. IK" Wathaki. l-: Flra On, li; fciu.e Tene! 12.1; Ciulflei, Siith rac. ronditlona. 1-yaar-oM II 1 1 tea furionK-Anna iff: Pennant Iwa' 1(.

On lier Toe. MS; Electa. pro, yr.cr. Frt; Nattia fitooa, la; Okaybea. lu; Lisa, 111.

Ftve pounda apnrentlca allowance tlalm-ed Hnven pound rlalmd. Weather rlear, trak now. (tly Tha AaaMLited preaa). Cia RCHlIIIX DOWNS. Fir rare, puraa platminr, I Vt furlorira-My Hohb, Un; Horan.

114, Hot j-jt. 1U: JUlMne, llo, H'ram Kfiiy. Ill: Littla lyp, ks; Ka ltjd.iy. ill; DviM O. LA on 1 ra.

jne fi.2'-, maiden 1-Tar-A ftiiiea, nnrea 4t irlotm ilor-nri, MMbel HafL Choiul. S-ar. Ii. I'ho'o ajtr lit. HHall.

IK; Varvaret ll perfwt AllbL IK; AUn IM; Wilr llf; peter. 11: Lari 11: Anei HHrVt. Ano'tw Kia, i. urn -rn, i.n Al) tllK VM lie: l-Jy SWf lny. Mar or Mat.

1 antry. ui hrea 0 ttock Farm! Thirl ra-a. pun elaimlnf. t- veT-ol'ta and tip. and ni.ra ore' r.l or ea.xe- nr irui ru.

i- 2 1 it LI I IV 1 WINNIE WINKLE, ATS. mm IrJitnit, .74, third; tima, Tha f'ttach, This) tie John. 1 roubanova, Koon and Curtain Call also ran. Fourth raca. ptinta l.nii, A furlonrt, I-yetr-ol'ta, sillow.tncM.

the William (mxton Pallia Ti.m my It tJ. 4 omtnir'jr-t. if. Ill and $14 won; firagtcadm 1 (J Kellum), 113 44 and IT TI. sworni; riumu.

Ill l'tti-mal-), 16 th.nt, thnfi, 11j 4-i. Tha tix ior, Jara Haike l. ilohien Tmtl, Moderation and ir'iood Control alao rail, Flffh rare, tnlla and to ysnW, f-year-o'd up. ciamilnif. the It Th--it pii'a, If V.

aHiuith, I 74, 14. 4M and nort; Klmr l' i hvon). $17. 70 and K44. aoiul; nuiM Hnwity.

I' J. Scuriocki. H4. third; ilnv. lJum-Mia Kfiy, Arthttert, Krowlilia Ultl.

So o. Tea Tray and Juila 11. alo ran. Kmfh rir, 1 mil-a, J-year-ohla nd up, ciaimlnic. the Mary Alam, puma l.t-l I VII 1-7 (J.

Lf yl.tti l), $.4 3. Si 2 rd 17 14. won; lmmrnii, i4 lynna, IT and 14, (Jnd; (Tin. 112 iM, M. thtri: 153 Hwd, fiin- viil, rwnt-h l-(Jy, Kinniatrr, cStt-inty Mr irty, Bi.ljr ilir anl Suttee alao rtgi.

fs-ntri 1-1 l-yar-oM and ur, rlaitnirir. the Lvl Anleron pun, G.d, tlyiandi. 44 and H. won; OJo. 114 H.uhei and 2a.

rond: (pn thut. Ill J. JS'-tirio hi. 1 thlnt; tim. 1 .51 5 Noon j-tir.

Hank Jr iSath a Premium and Mn. Ann niaft ran. (By The Aaroriated l'iea CHURCHILL DOWNS. flref rac. pna Fnald- Lt.

It tZjrrhin, an, IS V- and Ir. Ho. Ui An 14 7 and SJI-eonu, I 1 Ij letVsl th rd; tlinx iS 4-a. hintl d. 4 hlr.o Iji-J.

Cilti, Si-y K-U Ti d.rnl hrh. Hevn Vl'mlr. Ky! Toman. War low and Ma 'or Tom ao ran fond me, pjr- li.snf, aliwanva. fihaa.

furlonap Aa.im-.Mjrt. 14 (H.vreth), I M. and $4 S. won; or flaron, US (C V. A lani.

and 14 a-ond; C'nttrrMack. 'h'rd; t.m. 11. Ull.n T. ie.

l-ivir F'il ta. HymphoiTua and aSt ao ran Third ra-a. puns II t-vrar-V In. I 1-iJ mieS.4'U. Iv tr aid f-P' Metry tfw-hiiltt.

24 i nd K'. I'-iutnoti. Mcvt't), Jl. third 'm- .1 il 1 i Thunder iri. Vinn.r.

Ia- i acr Jlajr nd Lutia ri. mit alao raa. a IP -ol -1 trfi. dntminsr. nurss tl sfi UHUn in l.

I t5 1 aM nvr Fail, (A, Andrwm. p.ii 1 1 1 i -i THAT'S ALU fA KNOW- MONDAY'S RESULTS. JAMAICA. Kirit rmr, furtonx. clalminr.

yftar- oIUh Wtovcr Ibby. Ill iJ. AL i to 1 lu 1 And ven, wnn: iitri-iu, il U'. itrv). i to una 1 to runo.

or-lun, lr7 (H hnick, 1 to third; Urn; IK 2 S. M-rry Anrtrpw. ThuiTiT K'ntt. I'tub, i'rwLLjf Michel; miJ Hubert aiM ran. twi'iind rmr.

mil and 79 rrdt. claim. nT. nd Coat Mail, u. l-iru), ft to 2.

mn una 1 to Z. won; 1.td dfctxcli, liu (it. 1 to and out. mon.I. Jit-m American.

110 (K. Kenneilvt. 7 to 10, third: iim. 1 4. Hmwl.

iiaik ficrf'n, iid Cnib nrid H--ior h1j run. Third rar. imrw ti, (h OrfnflM cIjiuiilnK. J-j'tar-olJu, fr furloiic uol(Jn liuii. 110 (M.

tietrnerl. 10 to to 1 Miid to won; I'ortnur, lit (L. Kator). to and to nwon.l; Wrai ktr, U3 lt. Mru-fft, eien, imr.j.

tint, i Mi Mfltun, Tf rtiri ioni una fio-iiva n.Mi ran. Kourlh ihm, put ILiXM, Lhlhni hnndU en ii, 3 ytnr ol in and up. fl fur.orf -La. 1JU (W KtlMiy), 9 to 1 lu i and out, won: Stnala hUr. 120 K.

1 to i and 1 to second; Hnnla Khnyyam, Hi leont. 4 io inirn. iiiihi, l.U Itv l'rtna and Kucna aao r.in. t'ttxh nirf. pur.

tha ln- h1 ln.iUflp ia and ut, 1 1-1C 117 ij M'C'W. to 2, I to and out, won: ST'r. Us (U. Katnr), out ard out. Lonnwurth.

Ilk it. out, third; lima, 1 U. Thrca atHira. uh mr, tiiira rlatmlnf. rym Old iruttiUisii.

uj ltinTs laAtnpi lift I.vonsu. 1 to 5. een nna I to 2. won: k'. Brie-).

1 to and 1 to ft. rnd: kv. 1.4 1 Ui i tims. rtipta Arjitik. nek.

U'i-rdy lons. Mcnrj urdr and jt-ctto a. to ran. AURORA. Plrat rar.

claimlnf. 4-yaar- t'Ja and up, urlon La rotta. lift l. M'irart, 111 i-, liT 1 and IT U. won.

l.rt-r. J-C (J i TI ari ond; 8upsrtnn. lift D. nttn. 12 ii.

th rd: tlm. 1 19 rnr, irK ub, rtn Hrow n. Mitt Mcioocr, AI'hH Allth. an4 AU'-m al-o sm ofd r.tc. purset) l-fl.

m.rif. -tt-otda and up, ft1 ftir.Cara 4t Aral. J'it 'J -urkxk, an1 Mrle-Th. (ft. Kn.TH' 14 t.

4 wr.d. iM hw. Tv tma. 1 1 I K-h-t Vir-- la Acna. ankt and Wootifac alao ran Thlr4 ra-a, p-ia tH.

yaar-olda. 'a' th Nmi firyunt p'jra. 4 r- fth. Cmiitit, IT 9 ard wn: K-taa. 1M ri) tt and tl 4.

iwwil; Lr5 Mao. 11 TUESDAY'S ENTRIES. ACRORA. Flraf nci, Tjr r'f 'mlnc. mnM-'n tver-nlda.

5U tirlnnta'Chrtxt Pirhf-n, 111; P. 94; 'Went. 99: J-in I T-rry. 1M: Mt rhrrT. fffh Ballot, lnJ; Pardon.

14: li-nt. 54; Hiinn K4; Kiwknwav. 107; Tiilail prlnrn-rts. jn. Aim ll.le: Rurk-wa.

lf-3: Mlsn Hrownll, t'K; Ixmnn Mr.v Kunlca AtwelU 106; My Bide, WS; Hef-cre. 111. sf)nd jtTirna fW. rlalmlnr. 4-vwr-oMa and up.

I fu-lf nra front row. tT; mark Flyar. 112. WiUimke, l'T; Tick. l' Jim Ul; a-rh M'nt Toddy.

107: Frank M'-Mahon. 1-M: Iatr. Ptan.lrd IiearT, 1 rfr 0-e Hturrly fit Mia, 1W. No K-rttia: rfhuata Nun, K.sVMrta, 10a; ime Ki.ir. 1W; hunerfrRnk.

Ma. Third rar, pitra rUinVn olda. 44 furlrnais Vd Mirk, 115 Pitnv I ifi: M'-a Hulht. ira; Llt H'-A ii: Flower Fi-ry i-'h. ill; Step, Mat honey.

Niu-I'1; Tpxm lAernhcf-n, lift- My. 14; pritti Louiao. 151. Alao ei fitle: H'jnyorm, 111. F.virh rar-a.

tu- ft W. (-Ta'm'nc. and Qp S'-i IN-'rerra II. 1': Shrt. Itk.

P'u, 112 Virti mount. 1 IT A I a Mirrnt. 14: I'mnil. in S'-rmr po- ioa. Hhphrd.

Hi. Kit Caraoo. iff; Fifth rare, pun oa, r'a'mlrr and op. jronr 1 1 Prt- J-pnlsr. 110: Ritter.

1 Haf h. 0- Awnr, win Hun Ta 1 ra. VI. Soh-iu, tt. A'ao U-r i-owimM, Far.kera.

H. Antonio. Vc htith rv. ftnrM fl VA. 4-Tae-nl-jfj and up.

rnna and 79 y-iMa Pn'Iiea Ill; Trirrr. Vl; Ill: apain A U4: ah. lot; "Tht Origan. n. liy l-a: Kie I la.

"Uuke ret. 1H: riiater Juao. A elTit e- -inr, Ssn't ii7 is-enth rwre, par- 1 t- Ttr-oida an! up. tr'V and 7 aria-Ff-at 1 ra. Ill: 4V'1 irk, HI; en-P ill Mun.rn.

7 'ifuv ft--i. mpoo. K't OoMa Arista W. 1. lnrm.

sal.wk. Ill; H-a-Mt. Aiaot.lbl; F.f.ouwr. 'Marry pal. H.

rp-nTle iMmrt r''me4. Wwirer rlr jdy. trark s.om iHy PrtMa) MHfiit.i'n, IJ lienr.jr bea.l. Ati-. 1' 2.

Iiid'anapoha 1 1 l'T; 'MiUiri IOC; ThutViar UtrL l'V Hweel ndy. 12. FourtA r-c. i urae Tha New 1 ea. 4 4) Ar n.

1'. aitouaf D-ft. IOC; On l'T: it. I': Vlt.il Wtra. Hmrli.

raa, I'K ail. H4y antry. aAudlay iin enf rr. lth re. rnrwa The Trial puree.

tiii-oio, n.i. -i ni'tJais L4 P-ra. 14. Ixtr 1 It-adelUre 114. xTouKUt HeA'1.

1 14; pnrf Lrit. 114. acr Pa. 114. lu -ari a), Vv.

Hi, Th it ui; Kuit. 114 iTh. a Sto a arm t.tnr rar. ura fi furl. U-r cua, if a.

1- r. 15. 1 Play, Hi er 8.Wf.U.a, 117; Cti rare, puraa cU'mlna t-nr--r. fl, or -eah-h len.