trrLY 11,1929. THE DsDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 13 Blue Larkspur to Go to Post as Favorite in Rich American Classic Reverts to Days Rose of Sharon, ‘Standout’ IN ‘SKEEBALL’ SERIES Dates Set for Eastern Pair Filly, to Be Heavily Carl Grannemann, who claims Gone By With ‘No Holds Barred’ the title of state skeeball champion, Junior and Boys Calendar will undertake to defend his crown Games Today—Results Yesterday Backed. in a series of match games, the first Wins Doubles cf which will take place at the Riv- Event at Fights Heydler Culver AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis at Kansas City, postponed, -Baiting, Fist All Part of the Game: erside alleys Saturday night at 9. Won. Lost. Pet. rain. 18 HORSES IN RACE Kansas Citv ... 52 25 .675 Grannemann recently a Paul Court Title rolled St. 19 32 .0S Investigating | Times Soccial Minneapolis NATIONAL LEAGUE Still Wilson Case. “perfect” skeeball score of 450 on Bu 47 32 .595 Chicago 100 110 12 0 CULVER, Ind.. na- INDIANAPOLIS SR t 2 .471 111—6 park alleys. Grannemann's op- July 11.—The 4 New York 000 010 100—2 7 3 Umpire the Louisville 35 .443 Bush and Taylor; Henry BY GEORGE KIRKSEY A few days previous tional junior boys’ tennis cham- Columbus 4 Hubbell, Judd, Great Field to Compete ponent in the first match will be 35 .432 and Hogan. Mercur, Sweep United Pre' Start Correspondent Magerkurth ordered J. Mc- : Cul- Toledo 31 46 .408 Hall to Tri- John drawn by lot from several chal- pionship will be played on the Milwaukee 29 49 .312 NEW YORK. July 11.—Umpire- Graw off Giants’ bench for the here St. Louis 000 002 400—6 12 2 the Saturday. lengers. Nine games will constitute | ver Military academy courts Brooklyn 102 303 OOx—9 16 0 and argu- years. incident NATIONAL LEAGUE umph in National baiting. fist fights heated first time in The match. Aug. 12 to 17, it was announced to- Haines. Frankhouse and Wilson; Clark By United Brens each W L Pet. W L Pet. and Picinich. ments are not things of the past in had its funny angle when McGraw day by Captain J. H. Bishop, chair- 48 26 .649 Brooklyn.. 34 40 .459 CHICAGO, July 11.—Although Chicago . . 45 26 .634 Fhila .427 Net Meet. daily happenings refused ; 32 43 baseball but are to leave the bench and man of the tournament committee. New York 45 33 .577 Boston 31 47 .397 Cincinnati 104 300 020—10 15 1 Rose of Sharon, the “standout” filly . . around the National League parks kidded Magerkurth until he had eligible boys’ St. Louis. 38 38 .500 Cincinnati. 27 47 .365 Boston 000 000 200— 2 7 4 of the year, is expected receive | To be entrants in the Kolp and Sukeforth; Smith, Cunningham Fritz Mercur. Bethlehem, Pa., and these days. him to and Spohrer. infuriated. heavy backing, it appeared almost Chocolate Beats I class must not have been over 15 on A3IERICAN LEAGUE J. Gilbert Hall, South Orange, N. J., Three National League managers “Don’t you know you can’t make Jan. 1, 1929, and in the junior di- W L Pet W L Pet. Pittsburgh certain today that Blue Larkspur, Phila 55 21 .724 Cleveland. 38 37 .507 015 130 102—15 19 2 have Been banished in the past week, me leave until you pull your vision not over 18 on Jan. 1, 1929. York. Washing... 102 030 300— 915 0 today arived in Syracuse, holders of winner of the Belmont and With- i New 46 28 .622 28 45 .384 Fussell. Hill and Hargreaves; Benge. Filipino Louis.. 46 31 ,597'Chicago ... 29 51 .362 Hack Wilson has swung on two Cin- watch?” McGraw finally told the Flash To qualify, the entrants must St. Sweetland and the national clay court doubles ten- .. Elliott. Collins. Lenar.. ers stakes, will go to the post as Detroit 42 38 .525 Boston ... 23 56 .291 cinnati players ar.d frequent word umpire after holding the game up been winners, runners-up or Davis. favorite the $75,000 American j have nis championship. Mercur and Hall tilts between rival players are re- for a few minutes repartee. in Bu United Press semi-finalists in any sanctioned dis- THREE-I LEAGUE here Saturday. W L Pci. W L Pet AMERICAN LEAGUE the crown at the Woodstock memories of old-fash- classic NEW YORK, July 11. Kid won viving real Magerkurth pulled his watch and : trict or sectional tourney. Entries Decatur.. 40 29 .580 Terre Hte. 35 34 .507 New York 001 100 010—3 8 1 Eighteen starters have been named, Negro, 41 .... ioned baseball. McGraw left the bench laughing at Chocolate, Cuban stands out for singles close Aug. 7 and doubles Bl'm'gfn.. 30 .577 Peoria 32 40 .444 Chicago 032 000 lOx—6 11 1 club Wednesday and today were to but with the arrival of Blue Lark- today as the leading contender for 1 tvansville. 39 29 .574 Springfld. 29 38 .433 Heimach. Sherid and Dicker, Thomas their first matches in the New . youngest Na- his little joke. entries Aug. 13. Quincy ... 37 31 .544 Danville .. 25 47 .347 and Berg play early betting ’’ spur from the east the the featherweight title held by York state event at Syracuse. tional League leader and known as “I just wanted to make it official, Play will start at 10 o'clock Mon- boy league made him a favorite, despite his Andre Routis of France as a result iFirst Game' The eastern pair formed a power- the nicest in the when McGraw told the storming Mager- day morning, Aug. 12. Captain Games Today Philadelphia 000 000 004—4 7 2 years somewhat irregular showing of the of his ten-round victory at Ebbets St. Louis 000 000 001—1 2 1 ful team to win the title after trail- he was with the Giants a few kurth. Bishop, at the Culver Military acad- Perkins; present season. Brooklyn, Wednesday night AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ehmke and Grav and Schang. ing ago. was put out of the Cardinals- President John Heydler expected field, emy, is receiving entries. Minneapolis at Kansas City. (Second Game) Ben Gorchakoff and Arthur The other important race win- over Ignacio Fernandez. St. Paul at Milwaukee. Philadelphia 002 020 100—S 12 1 Kussman Los Angeles, Robins game at Brooklyn Wednes- to complete his investigation today Columbus it INDIANAPOLIS. of national Van Dusen, Windy City Punching the St. Louis 012 100 Sfix—7 11 1 champions, day by Umpire for pro- of the Hack Wilson- ners—Clyde his rival around Toledo at Louisville. W'alberg. Rommell. Quinn and Perkins; intercollegiate doubles and Dr. Freeland—also came in for ring. Chocolate won every round Blaeholder. Crowder and Ferrell. none in their match. testing the umpire's decisions on fight at the Union station, Chicago, LEAGUE two sets to a share of the play. and had Fernandez groggy and NATIONAL serving balls and strikes. before the Cubs and Reds left the Collision Puts Cincinnati at Boston. Washington 120 400 000—7 10 1 Hall did some splendid and However, there continued to be a staggering in the last two rounds. Chicago at New York (2 games'. Cleveland 002 230 02x—9 10 2 Mercur made some nice placements On Tuesday Jack Hendricks, man- night of July 4. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Brown. Hadley. Burke. Liska and Tate. distinct trend toward Rose of Sha- ring unmarked bring victory ager of the Reds, was chased from Several Chicago players, including Chocolate left the St. Louis at Brooklyn. Miljus. Ferrell and L. Sewell. to the eastern team ron. A proven contender over the as fresh as he Two in Hospital the Polo grounds by Umpire Mc- Jonnard have and apparently AMERICAN in the third set. Kussman made Wilson and Claude distance they LEAGUE Boston 000 010 500— 6 11 1 game Chicago. .. Derby Samtiago, New York .• Laughlin. Later McLaughlin cleared been summoned before Heydler for and as as entered it. Armando at Detroit 001 144 00x-10 15 1 erors that gave the Hall-Mercur make them, it would not be sur- Cuban lightweight, knocked out ! By United Pre-is Philadelphia at St. Louis. M. Gaston, Dobens and Berry, Sorrell part of the Cincinnati bench. their version of the fight. EVANSVILLE. Ind.. July 11.— Washington at Cleveland. and Hargrave. team the fourth set. prising to see the filly go to the post Tony Pellegrino, Brooklyn, in the Boston at Detroit. After trailing, three games to one, | Stevens and Shortstop on even terms with the best of the round of the semi-final. THREE-I LEAGUE first Mulleavy of the Decatur Three-I Springfield. 7; Quincy, 3. in the fifth set the new champs colts in the betting. Results Yesterday Terre 10; Danville, 0. won 3-6, club were recovering in a hospital Bloomington.Haute. Peoria. 2 came last and out, 10-12, Rockne Agrees With Electrical WALKER BOUT POSTPONED AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 5; 13; 6-2 9-7 and 6-4. B.u Times Nnrrial J today from injuries received when St. Paul 000 000 010—1 6 0 Decatur. Evansville. 7. TURFMEN ARE ARRESTED PHILADELPHIA. July 11.—The they collided w'hile chasing a fly Milwaukee 000 000 000—0 2 2 Emmett Pare of Chicago, singles Betts and Hargrave, Strelecki and Mc- TOLLEY, THE TANKER champion, Timing System for Sprint Events Mickey Walker-Leo Lomski bout j ball in a game Wednesday with Menemy. was awarded his large B >i ' nited Press scheduled here for July 29, has Evansville. Cyril Tolley, who won the British trophy Wednesday after the dou- CLEVELAND, July 11.—Despite (Fifteen ' left for been postponed at the request of The shortstop’s right leg laid Toledo 000 021 011 102—10 22 3 amateur golf championship this bles match and Chicago the of P. Strong, was Oil arrest Edward Walker until Aug. 19. Walker said ; open by Steven's spikes while the Louisville ... 200 100 011 011 100— 8 19 1 year, ran a tank in the British where he is to take part in the inter- Knute Fires Barrage at Skeptical Eastern Critics Who owner of Thistledown race track, Pfeffer and Hayworth; Moss, Wilkinson matches this he needed more time to train. j outfielder was cut and bruised. and Bird. Thompson. forces in 1917. sectional week. and two operators of the contribu- Refuse to Accept Records. tion system of betting, on charges of permitting gambling near a race BY KNUTE ROCKNE ken at the finish. This would break track, three men were back at Special Correspondent all Times the contact, causing the watch to the track today. BEND, 11 SOUTH Ind., July stop. The arrests failed to halt gam- The recent great running of George The only objection would be the bling at the track and no action is Simpson of Ohio State in creating a cost. But it certainly would be expected to be taken until the men up trial. They new' world's record of 9 2-5 seconds worth it if only to convince skep- come for pleaded in the 100-yard dash, and the re- not guilty to gambling charges at tics that the timers in the middle the preliminary arraignment. luctance on the part ot some of the west are not any more friendly nor eastern critics to accept this whole- less efficient than anywhere else. WALLACE BEATS GROGAN suggestion heartedly. has evoked a At the Penn relays Simpson won B.u Times Suerial that sprint races be timed elec- .. the 100-yard dash all by himself, CLEVELAND, July 11. Billy .in a swimmer it's / Wallace, trically. and was at least five yards ahead of local lightweight, out- These same have the feel- critics the best the east had to offer, but pointed Tommy Grogran, Omaha, in ing that mid-western timers are a ten-round bout here maybe the track was uphill. Wednesday friendly and that the tracks are (Copyright. 1929, by Times) night. Stroke The down hill. Perhaps the only way to convince them would be to adopt the same accurate electrical timing as is used in automobile racing. The time can be accurately recorded to the hundredth of a second. The firing of the starter's gun could be tr.dde to make a contact A Cleanup of Our Entire and start the watch. The wr atch would until the siring was bro- Semi-Pro, Amateur Ready-to-Wear Stock Baseball Notes

team 01'fered 3 Price Groups The E. C. Atkins has challenged in the Indianapolis Power and Light nine (or • contest at 2:30 Saturday at Garfield No. 3. E. C. Atkins is leading the city league b*- one and one-half games and the Power nine is (our games ahead in the Capitol Citv cir-uit The umpire scheduled to work Clothes Clothes Clothes ic the lapUol City League game has been •••• J-. ml requested to take notice. Made to Sell Made to Sell Made to Sell g? ':L.l v.;:;;::: • • :; Weber Milk team will plav a - Up to $35 Up to $45 " *"* header Sunday The first game will be Up to SSO < W ->-S* V^'Ml>lll arainst the Oriental Bulldogs at 1 at t Erookride No. 2 and the second at Gar- field at 3:30 against the Midway Cubs. Because of the recent death of John Edward Pllcer. Jr., of the Si. Patrick's sl9jo $24:50 s2gjo baseball team, the scheduled game Satur- day between the St. Pat's and the Power and Light will be played as part of a double-header on Aug. 3 ai Riverside No. 4. THIS ASSORTMENT INCLUDES AN ATTRAC- Beech Grove Reds will clash with the Grand Union nine at Sunset Park in TIVE SELECTION OF TROPICAL Beech Grove next Sunday. A large crowd Is expected to witness the contest. WEIGHT WORSTEDS Because of a misunderstanding the Question Marks are without a game for Sunday. Clubs desiring games kindly call Sizes 34 to 43 to Fit Various Proportions Or. 0314 and ask for Babe. Question Marks hold a park permit for Sunday. The Wiliam H. Block team is requested to

tase notice. ~ Indianapolis Maccabees meet the fcexson nln“ Sunday a! Riverside No. 8 a- -3 p m. For games in August with the Maccabees cal Or. 2368 and ask for Lloyd 1 Acton. Paris Cleaners will meet Frida'- night at 30 at 429 South Pine street Ai* players take notice. A game is wanted for Sun- dl”. Call R.l. 7474 and ask for Fred.

Holv Cross nine will meet the Riverside Olympics at Brookside Sunday. An im- TAJL^RING^CO. 2nd Floor Kahn Bldg., Meridian and Wash Sts. portant practice session will be held Fri- day evening and all players are asked to •trend. College Cubs will plav at Elwoori Sunday find ail plavers are asked to attend a meeting at Nineteenth street and College avenue Fridav at 8 30 A good and an outfielder, desiring to play with the Cubs, please attend the meeting. Van Camps will play at Shelbyville Sun- day. Van Camps have July 21 and August The Hew dales open. City and state teams call or write M F. Shanklin. Van Camp Hard- ware and Iron Company. Memorial Baptist and Woodruff Place • ill plav at Rhod’.us No. 4 Saturday, and not at Garfield as previously was an- nounced. DIXIE ROUT T wTISON Dick Rout, Anderson, will meet Hotel 6c Restaurant Ralph Wilson. Indianapolis, in the ...in a / on wrestl- it's cemi-final Monday night's cigarette ing card at Broad Ripple. The bout 547 E. Market will be a time limit affair. Johnny Carlin and Bobby Chick top the Taste bill in a finish match at catch weights, falls best two in three. Right,” YOU SAY, "but what is taste?” Principals in the oj>ener have not Opens Today! been selected. Light a Chesterfield, and notice three things: the distinct and pleasing flavor, the fragrance of the /*\ Major Homer Leaders VODVIL TONiTE smoke, and that certain "something different” which MelTin Ott. Giant 04 You are invited to attend the we can only call "character.” f / I_su Gehrie. Yankees 22 Jim Bottoraley. Cardinals 22 grand . Phillies 22 opening reception tonite Good taste means allthree, and ail three are blended Chick Hafev. Cardinals 22 Hack Wilson, Cubs 2% —l4 entertainer* to amuse you. A1 Simmons. Athletics Hi —and cross-blended, the standard Chesterfield method Babe Kuth. Y’ankees 18 Starts 6 p. m. and lasts until 4 Lafte O'Doul. Phillies 18 one / midnight. —into every shred of tobacco. rule governs y * ANDERSON WRESTLING Just FJ/ Ru Time* Special Chesterfield’s making: ANDERSON. Ind.. July 11.—Dick Anderson, George Routt.. defeated " J? Baltzer. Salt Lake City, two out of I | Modern in Every Re- falls as the final bout of a U “TASTE everutktnq three mOlwl ■ spect—Opens to the above J J wrestling card here Tuesday. Bob Public Today. MILD ..and yet Printy won from Young Price after THEy SAT,SFy price had won the first fall. m Self Service, Barbecue, WflTw i Soft Drinks, Best Foods, BASEBALL Dancing, Music. July 12-13-14 A Feature Every Lrd iIVV i Tuesday, Thursday INDIANAPOLIS and Saturday Eve- ning with Orchestra hesterfield TOLEDO FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED Game Called 3 P. M. Under Direct Management of John Smyrnis— Monday and Friday Widely Known Indianapolis Man •*. Ladies’ and Kids* Days © 1929, Ijggstv