PAGE 22 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .MAY 22, 1931 PILOTS BEGIN SPEED BATTLES IN TIME TRIALS SATURDAY Talking Louis Meyer Appears Chief Pole City Women Golfers Set Hens Crush Hoosier It Over Threat After 117-Mile-an-Hour for Tourney at Avalon Pitchers in Opener BY JOE WILLIAMS BY DICK MILLER I The second-round matches of the spring handicap tournament will be played Indianapolis Women’s Golf at TkTEW YORK. May 21.—That j Woodstock this week-end. Meridian HIM? Indians Jump Off With 3-to-0 Lead and Lose It in Third IN Schmellng-Stribling fight out Spin; Brisko Is Unhurt in Crash THEAssociation will hold its first 1 members skip another week of set tour- right, tournament of the season at Avalon | nament competition. Avalon likewise Daney in Cleveland la likely to do all U When Is Bombarded: New Outfielder of the boys have Monday. Mrs. Ben C. Stevenson, ! idle this week-end. as far as schedule Is at that. Some president, hopes to concerned, as they are never Idle out been saying that it wouldn’t draw Cummings, Dave Evans and l there. Joins Tribe: No Game Today. Wild Bill Local Diesel Car v v, a* . $ the opening But they may be wrong. r>- make a a a fireflies. affair one of in- By Time* Special dropped around to see Bill Ca- Star, Also at Speedway Ova! Highland members engage ia a thirty- May I Touted as Arrive terest to every TOLEDO, 22.—Indians and Hens were scheduled for another rey before he caught a rattler for | six hole event this week. Prizes will be struggle today, but it was too cold woman golfer in ; awarded for the entire thirty-six holes, for action and the contest was post, Ohio metropolis, and the Madi- Contender for First-Line Ready for First Tests on or poned the the city. Realizing for the eighteen Saturday, at noon. When the teams battle Saturday the loser will Garden man showed me on or the eight- take son Square many of the fem- een on Sunday. Special net prizes over undisputed possession of the league cellar. It happens the figures that were mildly sur- Honors. Bricks. for first so team# some inine mashie past- and third place will be given. Broadmoor are tied at the bottom. At the same time the other Ohio entry in the prising. timers have not members will engage in a bail sweepstakes Tom Hickey sweepstakes, Columbus, is worth o! order* BY NORMAN E. ISAACS four laps and the speeds registered occupying the pennant perch, Already Ultra is S’.M.OOO event and tournaments are at the in the tests a played much this carded much to the gratification of the fans in that city and much the dis- in the Cleveland box office. ‘ One of The so-called "wise boys” just about indicate Riverside. South Grove Pleasant to tnat spring and have and Run. may of Toledo fans. , men out there gave out-a statement car’s “top.” Carey, at a a handicaps the advance sale was $200,000.“ said the Indianapolis Motor a no as In the series opener here Thurs- $154,000 isn’t yet, Steven- “hut that isn't so." StlU Speedway talking ,> ’■ The Diesel will qualify if it makes Mrs. day, Tribesmen jumped off to Hens Trip Tribe In First days were Louis & \ the aetmeal. Not these anyway. - eighty miles sn hour—that is taken tor i son has arranged ' • 3 to the Hens got Carey has tentative orders from Meyer today. granted—and that only thirty-nine to divide the Columbus a 0 lead, but Bet.de* leaves * Is t en- Indianapolis Chicago amounting to SBO,OOO. and he ex- Cummings Brisko places gasoline buggies. . * * V-3 groups, busy in short order and by the Everything but the qualification for the Some- try into al- AB R H O A S pects this figure to go higher. “There's body going pa is ret left behind. lowing the players inning parade of ; Montaeue. ss 5 i 3 5 4 # telling what the fight will draw." trials, which start at 10 Saturday third the Indian H. no - a a a to join the Fitzeerald. cf.... 6 I 1 3 0 0 people Cleveland, put about 300 miles on the thing group A. Daney 4 0 Carey says. out In Stevenson A. had started. Lee IHal 2 0 A. Porter, Leader; hurlers "The up Mrs. morning, has been forgotten at Odis chief timer, has set they figure will C. Walker. rs 4 o 0 1 0 a opening their new municipal stadium with today. his wires and all is ready for the boys to ! Narieskv. 3b go. Od:e directed the laying was knocked out as the home nine ...... 4 l l 1 0 S show are saying It will exceed a “Gasoline alley” and the guessers ‘Tt’s automobile,” said Dave, of his ma- play about their game. A prize for ! Monahan. lb 5 33 a 1 the an chinery Thursday - 1 afternoon, ably assisted *> *> * These aren’t already given Meyer pole by gross every group scored five in that round, and Lind. 2b 5 0 million. But I doubt It. have the and there are more than a few who S. J. Williams, chief scorer. Williams low score in has runs mddie. c fight days. It may hit position is connected with the Marchant arranged by Colonels Bow I Aneley. 20010? million dollar for the 500-mile gas and lating Calcu- been Mrs. Stevenson. I before the game ended other c 2 0 1 0 2 0 listened. Machine Company and in plain 9 5750.000. I lilce to be conservative about oil gallop day. English Thqre will be blind prize for the v - B 1 0 i 0 0 0 Decoration The Diesel may surprise he is ‘one swell scout.” So is a Singers by Holshauser.S Pi p 1 0 1 0 # thine*, taying about $600,000.” Cummins Odie and in the class Chester used the Hoosiers were 1 these so I'm Louis, winner of the 1928 five- a Ricker, comes number drawn from hat. The Cveneros 1 0 0 0 0 0 as a of lot of the scoffers and if the car director of scoring and timing. a By United Holshouser, Barnhart and Hall. Barnhart, a You can write that down lot century grind, lapped Speedway a large Press 0 0 0 0 0 0 a Schmellng- the finishes in the first it a a a tournament should attract Columbus held 6, R. Fjtzeerald 1 0 1 0 0 ft too. Particularly for ten—and the American The final score was 9 to in favor Hall, p money, track Thursday afternoon at the Os Specials entry, as it will be played over the 0 0 0 0 2 0 Stribling fight. It just doesn’t figure to should—it will have proved it has the two Jones-Miiler entered Association lead today, a position of the Stengelites. fastest gait of the season—more Jerry Houck will pilot one. Avalon course where in July the draw any more than that, even w.th the something more than economy to Milton Jones shared alternately by Louisville Rosy Ryan lasted the route for Totals 41 6 14 21 13 3 appeal than' 117 rpllcs an hour. —he who speeds on West Sixteenth street, state championship for women will added interest and civic attendant offer. The fuel for the whole race and St. Paul during most of the Toledo despite a flock of Hoosier Cvenpros batted for piay or at least did until a cop caught up Holshauser la fifth.. Meyer’s opportunity play " upon the dedication of anew time around the two-and- won’t cost more than $2.55 and be decided. The to early season. hits, blows being registered tz eraiDuesenberg which has been entered hy City, 100—ft the wall and nearly ruined his ma- down the front stretch, one after And speaking of the women golfers Kansas 4 to 3. The losing He is with the Indians on trial. Toledo land has never had a heavyweight Harry Hartz. Fred has driven re- got 025 001 iOx—ft Johnny chine. Neither Brisko, nor Freddie the other. the track minds us that Carl Fohl recently told us Blues thirteen hits, compared championship and until many times before and if you’d like to Runs batted in—Koenecke. Devormer Winnai, who happened to be rid- Several on Track he had played an eighteen-hole round with with five for Minneapolis. Narlesky. from the amateurs inject horse into it, (2). Monahan <2>. Lebourveau. Risko came up racing terms Frame Dunn, city champion Toledo Indianapolis, heavy- ing in the bus, were s6 much as coupled Miss Elizabeth and trounced 9 to Mulleavy. Knickerbocker f3>. Lind. Aneley. to develop into a pretty fair Ernie Triplett; Brisko, in his ill- and Arnold are In the betting. champ. scratched, but the car may not get ex-state Fohl said Miss Dunn is 6, the loss putting the Hoosiers in British Pro Koehler. Two-base hits—Koenecke. De weight, the town centered its inter- fated wagon; Eob McDonough, banging in the race. in a a a them from the tee straighter than the cellar with the Mud Hens. Mil- coraer. Mulleaw. Home run—Monahan. wholly on little fellows. the S. C. Goldberg ever .and just played Mulleavy. est the The boys came up the back front-drive There still are many desirable as far. When he waukee was at St. Paul, Stolen bases—Lebourveau. Wer. had a lot to do with this. The eight; with her. Elizabeth had scheduled ber. Left on bases—lndianapolis. 10: To- Kilbane Shorty Cantlon, in the six- seats left for the race, (Pop) her irons work- 6. 1; featherweight was the town's first stretch, cutting it loose, when a T. E. ing perfectly, particularly but weather prevented the game. ledo. Ease on balls—OS Rvan. off old teen-cylinder Harry Miller Special; Myers, general manager that “jigger”. Trips Manero Daney. 1: off Barnhart, 1: off Hall. 2. champion, as such was something knuckle on the left front wheel of the Fohl said. Struck out—By Danev. *; tv Rvan. 4: by and Deacon Litz, in the Maley Speedway, Daney. idol, if the promoters didn’t broke and the car nosed into the Hank announced today. a a a Hall. 1. Hits—Off 5 in 2 1-3 in- of an and Duesenberg; Tony Gulotta, MANUAL nines: off Holshauser. 2 in 11-3 innir.es: stepping around against upper in his “The more popular seats already NINE WINNER oq by have him In there wall. It caromed off, but Special; Country Club By United Press Barnhart. 2 in 2 inninzs. Hit somebody the customers refused to get Bowes Seal Fast Paul have been purchased,” said Pop, pitcher—B/ Ryan S him. The Harry Harts in There will be a derby field Thursday for their seventh the Evening golf Monahan £1 ,41st keys the city be repaired in time to qualify next the Miller-Hartz Taking Yorkshire News 13 democracy gave him the to front-drive which Billy Arnold, all In all it looks like Saturday dinner Saturday night at the Club. straight win of the season. Bright tournament today. Koenecke 105 SS .303 and the fish hooks to the lake. One of week, and he may do it, but the will be a “boom day” and the speed trophy Narlesky 119 4ft .336 to 1930 winner, will pilot again, was promises The Homer McKee will be was on the mound for the un- Tom Barber defeated A. J. Lacey, Montague lit SS .33ft the newspapers persuaded the fans odds are against him. It is the car to be high and plenty. A good McCann 117 SS ,32ft buy among the “few.” Pie scooted guess awarded for low net score in the defeated nine and gave up but one 3 and 1 in the other semi-final. send in donations which were used to Dave Evans ran into sixth place on the “pole” position speed in the Walker 106 S4 .321 a diamond around the track a few times trials might be 118.200 And then again qualifying and low gross prizes will hit. Hill, Irish hurier, was nicked Whitcomb and Barber will meet in' Riddle CA 18 .281 the spindly legged Irlshcr year and thing that at H. Fitzgerald 85 last the same high might be awarded. for six safeties. 124 .274 studded belt. For a number of years speeds. it not be. the finals Saturday. Lind 91 25 .366 thoroughly happened to Brisko Thursday hap- a thereafter the tovui was Kil- a a pened to Dave in the race last year Just before dusk crept up on the gan*. bane-eonscious. —only managed to Foul Dost started fighting followed and the Dave somehow to but loose and when Another era lie came whipping developed bantamweight. Carl run 200 miles with it. around the north turn town a the group gathering locked to be the nuts. around Brisko’s Tremaine, who Diesel Ready for Test wrecked machine decided to call the con- he was a great little battler, For a time vention off and depart for healthy got to the by the at the more too, but be never all the way Dave, way, appeared cUmates. Mr. Bost was leaning greatest fight I ever track Thursday afternoon, somewhat top. I think the calling heavily on the fas pedal and the way was the night that saw between little fellows hello’s to the gang and talking machine zipped through there Martin fought indicates Tremaine and Cannonball Diesel. The oil-eater arrived in Wild Bill Cummings has a teammate who In the public auditorium. town from Columbus, Ind., in knows Bow to drive—and drive fast. the time. later Martin was champion at the. evening and Evans hopes to a a a Neither of the kids was fully matured. it out Wild Bill, hy the way, was pit They 6tood toe to too and slugged on the it was over wall fretting slightly because his front- *t a terrific pace, and when arivs Empire Stats Spscial wasn't quite Tr.a they were completely exhausted. Semi-Pro and Amateur ,eaay. Yvii.’ara :s being touted is a con- of them tender .or the “pole" and if his car has fight took something out of both it, Cummings Martin Gossip mr>.y he in there. they were never able to regain. Baseball Bill is the hardest driver on the track, a short time after- asioe from Leon Duray, and it’s a lost his championship known fact well- I’ve Indianapolis star stalked the game in 6teadUy Saturday's jungle to game Indianapolis knows big the Feature of ward. and Tremaine started how to use his dome. William may show Amateur Baseball Association League tilts em up fade. will be staged at Riverside No. 4, where all on Saturday. a a a Roberts Muk and K. of P. No. 470 nines _,a a a gifted Risko clash. co-operative league Ernie Triplett is satisfied with wasn’t until the In other tilts. eje-Duesenberg. the Buck- highly de- Indiana Bell opposes Indianapolis Bleach- It gets uo to about ill came along with his ing at Rhodius No. 1 and Eli Lilv opposes hiues an hour and Ernie thinks that will IT consisting of Crescent Paper at Rhodius No. 2. Four f rOW Whlcb is veloped ring subtleties, other leagues will be m action Saturday, pretty good? a7tha t ‘ .' a right hand as follows: a concrete chin and a a a . from the Babe Stapp’s Duesenberg punch which he started SUNDAY SCHOOL NO. 1 was running warm around, ing ankles that the town began to Blaine Avenue vs. Memorial at River- as if it had a "blowe." side 6 —supercharger—on Cotton Henning, up beef and brawners. Beech it. the to the himself, Grove vs. Thirty-first Baptist at owner and mechanic, Risk© had a hard time selling Rlvcrsiae 2. looked it over smil- ingly as it roamed around. The which was strapse considering the voung SUNDAY SCHOOL NO. 2 Duesies University Heights -L, howl like blue blazes, but cer- honest nan and his total lack of vs. Garfield at Brook- the cars man’s them, side 1. tainly cm go until the bovine herd comes guile. his best friends, both of Printers vs. Zion Evangelical at River- Even home, _ lauched when he announced his determina- side 8. a a a heavyweight division sa.e CIRCLE CITY tion to make the Centenary Mayer Chapel In tiie trials all cars, excepting t- Johnson vs. at River- for the descendants of Tom side 7. the Diesel, must make at least nine- and Mark Hanr.a. Broadway vs. Bethany at Garfield 2. ty miles hour discoverer, tutor, manager and CAPITOL CITY an for four laps. If Only his more than forty Interpreter. Danny Dunn, remained un- Atkins vs. Irvington Trojans at Gar- qualify at that Dunn had to field 3. speed, the slowest will swervingly faithful—and Modern Woodmen vs. Highway be sliced off point State at the list. eat. It mteht be mentioned at this Riverside 3.- ' That means that the boys and with vulgar Power and Light vs. River Avenue at will “gun that Dunn has eaten well Riverside I. ’em’” all the way for the regularity ever since. Co-operative and League standings follow: Between them. Imagine Risko and such Team. Won. Lost. Pet. have whacked up $300,000. Eli. Billy 3 Dunn principles Rooerts 0 1.060 Riverside Card Tonight is their strict adherence to the Milk 2 1 .663 you can reasonably sure K. ol P. No. 470 2 1 .666 of thrift that be urcscen: Paper i .666 It all. Un- Indianapolis 2 Gails fer 34 Rounds in venturing thev still have Bleaching ... 0 3 .000 Indiana Bell like some of their more stylish brothers 0 3 .000 go specu- thirty-four-round in the came thev do not in for Kroger* A fistic pro- will play Woodsides at Rhodius gram, To them, the market ia lust No. . Sunday at 3 p. m. For featuring a heavyweight lation. a.roger 2779-j games with bat- another Place where you buy cauliflowers. nine call Ch. after 6 p. m. tle between Tommy Ryan of Little Indianapolis Bulldogs will play Mars Hill Rock and Chunky Ewing of Terre Sunday at Mars Hill. E. Swails and Mc- Haute, Cellan probably will form the Bulldog will be staged at Riverside starting battery. tonight. in Royal Cox, Turf Stars .Billy Grimes Red Wings will meet Fay- Indianapolis feather- ette Regulars at Fayette Sunday. This weight, ap.d Harry Chapman of is the first meeting of these clubs this Terre ■■ear and a close battle is expected. Fay- Haute are scheduled to travel ette nosed out Wines. 2 to 1, in ten in- over the eight-round Chicago Race nings last year. Ed Carroll has bean named route in the coach of Wines. For games call Dr. 1213 semi-windup. The of the or write Bennie Watson. 1325 East Wade balance street. bill follows: Six By Press Rounds—Tony Petruzzi. Indianapolis, United Riverside Aces will Important Porter, practice hold an Dick Anderson: welterweights. CHICAGO. May 22—A record at Riverside diamond No. i at Six Rounds—Ray 4:30 this evening. All players are re- Drake. Kansas City, vsl number of horses—1,917—for Chi- quested to report. The Aces will play Noble Wallace; Indianapolis:Velterwcights. in “ecardinals Sunday at 3 p. m., at Gar- lour Rounds—Taffy cago racing have been entered fie.d No. Mitchell, Indian- l. Members of Aces are urged apolis, vs. thirty-day Washington Park to report at p. m. a Jackie Coogan. Indianapolis; the 2 There will be bantamweights. meet opening Monday. The meehng tonight. 7:30. at 1122 West race Twenty-ninth street. Boots Hutsell and $50,000 added American Derby to Benny Percefield take notice. a list be run June 20, has attracted Western A. Twenty Grand, As will meet the Mohawks of 148 nominations. Sunday on the Westerns' diamond. Teams Smith Takes Kentucky Derby; wanting games call Belmont 2-113 and winner of the so. •John. The Westerns ask winner the Preakness; downed Mars of n

Sunday. usually . oclocu Prater. Campbell and but the sort scored in the from an open book, or the silver screen. Likewise, a good cigarette is a smoke. By Times Special Swe.de call Dr. 5815. Ramblers team final batting average is 406. with eleven home round. RICHMOND, Ind., May 21.—Play rurji to their credit. For games with write What you taste in Chesterfield is what you in the state intercol- Rambiers or wire Indianapolis Ram- want to taste—milder and better continued b ers Ciub, 2005 Southeastern avenue, or WABASH HURLER OUT legiate tennis tournament at Earl- phone Dr. 5815. John Howard of the Gasteria Club, please call Dr. 5815. The taste is there and the ham college courts here today. By Times Special tobaccos. fragrance too, for these tobaccos are blended Only two of the seven seeded The fast Indianapolis Recorders, formerly the A. B. C.s. and former state colored Ind., May eliminated in first and champions, CRAWFORDSVILLE. players were are in the field and desire to 22.—Larsh, right-hand ace of the and cross-blended to bring out their full aroma and flavor, and there second-roundsingles matches Thurs- book garnet with strong state teams. Sev- mour, Ancerson. Columbus. Kokomo. Con- Wabash pitching staff, will be lost day. ncrsville Bsv Ross and Bedford BUck to for of early play, Quimby Cats take notice. Call or write Tinev the Scarlet nine the remain- On the basis Ba.dwin. 2320 Shriver avenue. Indianapolis der cf the season, due to defending cham- May 33 May open. an injury of State Normal, and 31 are to his pitching hand. pion; of Purdue, Meunier of White Grand Union ball club has reorganised Coach Harry Scholler will depend Butler, Buck of Purdue, Lindley of for the season. All last year s players desiring tryouts, including on La sophomore hurler, Earlham and Fulton of Wabash Bill Rusie. Follette. a Herscliei Collier. Victor Cnckmare, Archie in the final games with Central as outstanding title threats. K.mb.e, Clay Edwercs. Myers. loom Res Jess Normal here today play today. McClain. Watt Bavd and others, notice. and De Pauw Doubles started Grand Union will practice at Spades Park Tuesday. Sunday at 10:30 State teams wanting here games write NINETEEN years, Department AL BROWN VICTOR Nfick Born. 1209 Cornell For our Research has \i|j§|^||^te!ii avenue or call Li. 1776. I. C. ENDS SEASON kept iatimate touch with every new developmentof Science By United Press Indiana Central college nine West Side Chevrolet* will hold an im- will that could jbe applied to the manufacture of cigarettes. \ LONDON, May 23—A1 Brown. portant meeting tonight at 7 30. All play- close its season Saturday opposing 1 Panama Negro recognized by many ers must etteud. Burch and Heydon. no- During this period there has been no developmentof tested tice. State clubs desiring games for June De Pauw in a return game at Uni- boxing commissions as the bantam- X 4 21. 28. write or wire william Rider. versity Heights. De Pauw won the value or importance to the smoker which we have not weight the world, 15S1 Beliefontalne street. champion of first tilt, 3 to 2. Ross, captain and ’ scored a technical knockout over Lincoln Highways held their final prac- catcher; Le Roy. pitcher; Bindley, ney yet Teddy Baldock in tice session last Sunday and issued new re MlLD—and they of England, the uniform*. Highways have a fast dub and outfielder, and Miller, pitcher, will SATISFY! twelfth of their scheduled fifteen - would l.ke to book games with fast state play their last games for the Grey- rounder seal-pro dubs. Call or write Charles here Thursday night V,'ad*worth. Ta 6105 2530 Shriver aranuo. hounds.

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