WEDISEteUA 1, AX i 21, i924 xilxj X/ XAi-X' aIX VjlixKj ixitiijO Speedway Pilots Eager to Cut Loose in Earnest for 500-Mile Race Classic DRIVERS CHEERFUL AS Pro Tourney GIBBONS PLANS Roy's Rival MORNING GRILLS The Nut MULHOLLAND AND WEATHER TURNS CLEAR Loses Stars Cracker

. \ I /TTI HE RULES GOVERNING to Spins Are 10 USE DEMPSEY ARE ORDERED BY j I KNOCKOUTS IN NEW KEPNER LEFT IN Railbirds Sure See Thrille r as Cars Brought] 1 I YORK HAVE BEEN CHANGED, BUT THE PRIMITIVE Out—Notes of the Track, PRACTICE OF CARRYING VIC- TIMS BY THE AFT- By BLYTHE OUT HEELS HENDRICKS PUNCH ON RIVAL INDIAN MANAGER ER DEMPSEY HITS THEM STILL BO3IONTOURNEY With the sun starting a delayed May drive to warm up the WILL PREVAIL. Speedway bricks, drivers planned to rush their ears out on the Tommy Tries for Better Bush Seeks to Obtain More The indoor walking champion will H, A, C, Boxers Remain in course today in preparation for the annual 500-mile raee May 30. not be able to compete In the Olym- pics, Rain badly hampered the activity at the big plant Tuesday. The but the outdoor walking cham- Short Jab and Improved Batting Power —Colum- pion, Mr. Ruth, is available. Running for National poet who advanced the theory of the power of music to soothe A, A, U, Honors, savage breasts would have junked his pet theory had he heard Close-in Style, bus Senators Here, While Mons. Carpentier apparent- ly had no trouble ducking Gibson in By United Press Manager an- By Times Special the opinions expressed by drivers, mechanics and track attaches Bush of the Indians New York, he may find it altogether MICHIGAN CITY. Ind., May 21. BOSTON, May 21. —Two boxers nounced today he would start : different ducking Gibbons in Indiana. of the bird who wrote “It Ain’t Goin’ to Rain Xo Mo’.” dSSBL''■~ Athletic Club, In- Tommy Gibbons, leading exponent of morning practice at Washington from the Hoosier Before the rain got so bad as to | Tommy speed and shifty boxing, is preparing HE CHARGE dianapolis, were all that were left of make driving dangerous Tuesday a there he got a lew -yiointeri from Park beginning Thursday. The THAT Me- Mntou. was scheduled pilot on" Behan to a change of pace to a jar- GRAW FLIRTED WITH the Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. en- lot of care slipped out for a few of the Barber-Wamock cars this after- master team has not been hitting consist- boys have prom- ring he en- THE PHILLIES IS ESPE- laps. Benny Hill clipped off a few noon. The at the track “Dempsey punch” when ently tries in the national Amateur box- ised to do a few laps behind the foot- PATSY ROCCO and the Tribe boss believes ex- CIALLY SCANDALOUS SINCE IT at about 102 miles an hour a nd his ters the ring here May 31 with ing carnival here after an all-night lights tonight at the Circle, acting as tra batting practice will aid the at- INFERS THAT HE WILL FLIRT Miller motor seemed to be humming in the big scene on the. stage. jurors Georges Carpentier. ONE of the feature bouts of the club. sessibn in which there were sixty- along great shape. Benny was tack WITH ANYTHING. in boy speed king, at the Hoosier Motor Speed- optimisitc, Harlan Fengler. who Convinced the Frenchman is is The pitching staff has weakened five bouts held. not overly however. was injured last week when his ear hi, a way Thursday night, where but retaining wall and turned over, was resting equal in boxing, Gibbons expects to SN to some extent, but Bush attributes It may be true that men like Siki Kepner, “The old bus is right, this is welter of the H. the Triangle A. ('. will stage Its Marion comfortably at St. Vincent's Hospital to- beat him with the same medichie •ad- this condition to bad weather. Bur- give boxing a black eye, yet it is some fast field,” he said. day. to re- by a Ed It is thought he will be ab.e by first show, Roy Wallace, Bright- Petty consoling A. C., won knockout from turn to his quarters the ministered Jack Dempsey wuen well, and Niles were bothered to know that*men like Siki at Indianapolis walloper, tangle with Philadelphia George Tommy Milton supplied the rain- Athletic Club within a few days. He will the world’s champion took Carpen- will by colds during the trip North and get most of ’em. Hall of and not to compete race, Patsy also be able in the how- Rocco, Chicago middle- a com- Mulholland, light heavy, of the bow colors for a gloomy day. A red ever. tier’s measure in New Jersey. few of the other twirlers also weight. plained. being a golfer, C„ defeated Charles Jerad of car, blue, Gibbons is working with big spar- Fred Fltzsimmcffis was the Not Mr. Coolidge H. A. radiator outlined in buff Earl Dempsey.- temporarily deserting TOP, orI MET. Rocco has had much experience, States Army. aviation for the ring partners and is shaking them lone Tribe flinger who was not ' hardly can hope for any support United colored jacket, white driver’s hood race track tinkered all BOTTOM, but Wallace’s friends are predict- Jones, middleweight of the day on his rotary valve mount. It worked SWEETSER. with blows much harder than he has I harmed by the stiff breezes. down below the Mashie and Divot Stanley and amber gobbles completed the bi- out at better than qualifying speed and By VEA Service ever dealt before. He is perfecting ing the local puncher will put over line. Gary Y. M. C. A., won his second seemed to be getting better all the time. a sleep wallop. Kink in Niles’ Flipper Zingali of Milwau- zarre color scheme of the only man Tpr-IETROIT, May 21.—Two of a short jab similar to that of Demo- j bout from Mike Every one is looking for Tom Alley and the outstanding Triangle C. matchmaker kee, but of the I j I amateur sey and perfecting his close-in work. The A. f Niles’ throwing is not lost the last bout ever to win the great race twice. his Mess-Line entry. The new car will re- arm in the JIM CORBETT DEPLORES THE ____! Carpentier sparring promises the fans plenty of action program about 5 o’clock this ceive a lot of attention when it hits the golfers of the country, both Is with best of condition, according to Bush, LACK OF SCIENCE at The last drivers to leave the track on the opening program. IN PRESENTT- track. former title holders, will not be heavies for the first time since his but warm weather is expected morning. were Milton and Moss, the British ; to DAY FIGHTING, WHEREAS THE among those present when the pro- arrival. He gave an impressive ex- thaw out the kink. Danny McGovern of Notre Dame pilot of the 75 per cent Ford Bar- j FANS MERELY DEPLORE THE Sarron fessionals assemble here for their hibition in two two-round bouts with Bush is searching country over lost his second bout to Pete ber-Warnock entry. the LACK OF FIGHTING. Ala., 112- annual open championship next Soldier King of Grand Rapids and for a shortstop capable of playing of Birmingham, in the | Moss wants no mistake as to his : K month. Francis Ouimet of Boston Jack Taylor, negro heavyweight. all around Class AA ball, but his pound class. nationality. When coming on the ; tonight, and Jess Sweetser of New York Carpentier's famous “leaping efforts have not gained results. |OWA DOWNS IRISH The tourney, which ends track. Captain Gallagher, in charge WABASH TRACK announced to TECHNICAL WINS Olympic boxing have their inability right” is being exercised a lot on the The Indians opened a series with will determine the of the Speedway guard at the pad- at Paris compete^ bag. The spend- the Columbus Senators at Washing- team for the United States dock. helped push him over a hump sand Frenchman is ’ Battle Goes to Hawkeyes ing more time knocking the sand | ton Park this afternoon. Manager this summer. in the ground. at South 3 to 2. bag around than on almost any other | Molesworth’s team is scheduled Bend, “You're all set novf, Scotty,” Gal- here IS VICTOR | single form of training. SHORT GAME j four days. Toledo and Louisville 1 By Times Special lagher IN called. SQUAD wil lfollow the Senators here. SOUTH BEND. Ind., May 21. “I’m not Scotch. I English, if Tips am Amateur lowa defeated Notre Dame here you please sir,” Moss indignantly an- Rain in Louisville I Big Leagues THREE-CUSHION RECORD \ Tuesday in a tight baseball game, 3 swered. Scarlet Dads’ SAYS HARRY HEILMANN in The Celebrates Shortridge Dropped Again Tribesmen were held idle in Ito 2. It was a pitchers’ battle be- and Jonnard Louisville Tuesday EAN, Maun Pete De Paolo, miniature youthful edi- Champion Batsman, American Amateur Mark Broken by Allen Hall when showers of ; tween Fabricious of lowa and failed to stop the attack of U, Off, the morning Stange the tion of the great Ralph De Palma, his Day—l, Game League Six-Inning Contest, ruined the diamond at i of lodals. Tuesday and the uncle, and last of the De Palma line, got in Chicago Tourney. Parkway few- got the Pirates just r Field. A of the In- i The Irish both 'of their runs his Duesenberg to the track Tuesday By Times special ~”| EVER take a good ball except Giants lost, 12 to 3, falling into third on time for the rain. Unlike other drivers By Times Special Technical continued on its un- dians returned to Indianapolis Tues- iin the first frame, but thereafter downcast, VII,LE, May with the count three balls CHICAGO, May new place behind the Reds and the Cubs. Pete was not but rushed over to CRAW FORDS Ind.. 21.—A city high school day_ while others could do nothing with th# Hawkeye Bealls hangout and ook on a full cargo N no defeated way in the afternoon* spent j 21.—Wabash College defeated De and strikes. | world's record for amateur three- the afternoon watching southpaw. lowa put over the win- of hot dogs, lemonade and candy you baseball Tuesday at Tech the horses J After a bad start in which he was "Some day it won't rain and then I won't The baseball axiom that can't j cushion billiards was made Tuesday series ning eighth Pauw here Tuesday in a dual track run at Churchill Downs. Manager run in the with clean smacks for four hits in the first have so much time to eat. Pete opined. make base hits with your bat on night by' Allen Hall of St. Louis, field by winning from Shortridge in hitting. meet, which was part of the annual Bush returned late Tuesday night. inning, Vic Keen settjed down and your shoulder y-i’.s the story. playing Chicago stopped by rain Spectators were not more greatly sur- day score | Robert Lord of in a aix-innning game The Indians won games Phils, 4. Dads’ celebration. .The every good six and the Cubs beat out the 7 to prised to see Jules Eliing'ooe at the wheel ball with the ex- ; the midwest tourney here, when Hall eight was 72 to 54. The Indiana-Wabash by a score of 5 to 1. lost on the recent trip, but Black Gold to Ohio Track of a brand new Miller than was smiling ception noted above, and never fail string i ran out his of 50 in 44 innings. managed to cling to the A. Bad weather prevented all other Jules himself. baseball game, which was scheduled The east aiders now have defeated A. lead. By Times Special "J don’t know yet just how it hap- to take advantage of the | The former record was 52 innings. 1’- R TV the majors Tuesday. after the meet, was postponed be- hitman, local represent* LOUISVILLE, May 21.—Black games in pened." he said in a bewildered sort of when you have him in the hole. both Manual and Shortridge and are way. "I came up from Memphis just 'o cause atitve of the Interwoven Stocking Gold, winner of the Kentucky Derby of rain. When you know ho must ccme | watch the. race and here I find mytf-if ba-'k leading in the series. Return games Company has promised to a j shipped the racing game Johnson of Wabash supplied the donate last Saturday, will be to HOME RUNS TUESDAY in Just as soon as I saw over with the next ball be set it. WRESTLERS IN TRAINING box of Interwoven sijk those new cars, got a whiff of castor oil performance ran are played with each school. Manual socks to any Cleveland to run in the first Ohio Grimes Cubs; Mokan, Phils: Sand. feature when he make use of knowledge. j 2; and heard the purr of an exhaust, ,t was that won Indian getting a Maple Phils- Walker. Phils: Brief, Blues. the two-mile event in 9:45. Sweeney has one and lost one. while on the derby next Saturday at McCarty. Blues: Riggert, all off and here I am back m the game. Don't try to figure what the home grounds. Becker. Blues; Wabash Reynolds and l>e Bolt Prepare for Shortridge 4ns dropped two games. Heights track. Saints: Bell. Brewers. of was caught in 9.9 seconds pitcher is going to throw you. If Art Chevrolet, daddy to the Barber- 100-yard Olympic In Tuesday’s contest Tech found in the dash. you do, you are often crossed up and Fund Contest Warnockg, hauled Moss off when the rain to their liking and got up Jones of De Fauw finished first Simms rather bad. "No more busted cars.” Art placed at a decided disadvantage. Be Both Jack Reynolds and Johnny innings said firmly when Moss pleaded for a few- the scored five runs in five on in three field events in which to offering Bolt, more laps. ready hit any that is I>e who will meet in a wrestling eight hits. Shortridge managed to he was entered—the high jump, thrown. match at the Indianapolis Athletic jump and get only two hits off Arnold and With practice out of the question drivers broad pole vault. Study your pitchers. This en- Club Friday night for the benefit went visiting. A big g:ang of them E. Jordan. gathered in Christian Vehling s garage and ables you to adjust your position at of the Olympic fund, arrived here ‘ watched him do clog dances on over-in- Stribiing in Tame Bout the plate to their style of pitching. Tuesday and completed arrange flated airo tank tubes with which many* of the cars are equipped. Back in the old By Timex Special A loose position at the plate is best ments for their workouts. HAHN AND WARNER BOX days Vehling occupied the mechanician s ATLANTA. May 21.—Young Strib- if a batter can perfect such a style. Reynolds got into action imme- seat cars driven by Wilcox. Vail and in ling. Georgia light heavy, won on It enables him to move around in diately, going through a series of ‘Look Frank Elliott. FatherDid!” Scrapper Go Ft. What Ix>oal Is Feature at points over Dan. O’Dowd, Boston, in the box and doesn't make him an fast limbering-up stunts in the aft- Tuesday night. Tom Beall, proprietor of the race ten rounds here Tt easy for set pitching. get squared Wayne. drivers lunch stand and recognized au- victim ernoon. De Bolt couldn’t was an uninteresting match, time, Special thority on all matters pertaining to the with Yet, when all is said and done away in but planned to start Bv Times .*•00 mile race made an official announce- Stribling doing much pushing. about the theory of batting, don't hard work today. FT. WAYNE. Ind.. May 21. —Ray ment that there would be no rain after Stribiing scored a short knockdown of Indianapolis will meet Tuesday. The driver s accepted the prop- take any good ball except with the The Friday mat show will be open Hahn . * hecy as infallible. in the sixth. count three and nothing, is the big to the public. Jackie Warner, Nashville, over the ten-round route tonight in the Benny Hill, youthful sage an* phil- thing. osopher. unburdened himse'f of a few bits Army Boxer Victor feature bout of a local fistic show. of wisdom while resting between hot dogs. Tommy The gist of it was as follows: By Times Special Hahn is matched to box The race won’t be a whole lot faster NEW YORK. May 21.—Eddie FIGHT SHOW TONIGHT Independent Bunch here June 2. Hahn shaded than Baseball last year. Army welterweight, won a previous meeting. It will be some race. Burnbroolu Bunch in A certain driver of undoubted ability on points over Paul Doyle, New Same FT. Harrison Card on Program The Christimore Junior* the had better Cut out the sheik stuff and get York, in rounds defeated to work on his car. twelve here Tues- After Postponement. Militaries. 12 to 7. The Christamoree will M&nual-Blooinington day. play Riverside next Sunday. For games Beautiful eyes make a man's heart run at High School baseballers bqt won't speed up a motor. The first Harrison e Pauw for 8:30. out a game for Sunday Strong State race and the elemmation trials which start There will be five bouts and Eddie learns are asked to get ih touch with Wil- at the track next Monday. Butler was at Greencastle today liam Burk. 1342 Reisner St., or call Bel- Boys, Look where the De Pauw baseball team Dyer, Terre Haute, and Red Mc- mont 0442. George Beban and his company of play- was to be played. The diamond Donald, Toledo, will battle in the ers. appearing at the Circle Theater this The Rural Red Sox want games with Tuesday event week, went to the Speedway aft- stars have a busy week with State main The Merle Alte-Jackie fast State and city teams. Those desir- In Town ernoon to see what the place looked like. tryouts WjM Normal at Friday Dugan scrap is also expected t.o be ing with the Sox report at prac- The slippery track presented Beban from Irwin Field and tice Thursday Cincinnati Saturday. a feature. evening at Brookaide No I. making a trial lap. but while he was U. here on For games write W. C. Pake, 1938 Cath- erine St., or call Webeter 2054 after 11 a. m. sl-25 i LAWRENCE Ind.. May 21.—The Law- Baseball Calendar rence A. C. will play Valley Mills at the Said Willie: “Mother! Look what father Feature Games the Past local diamond next Sunday. Lawrence did 1 of would like to hear from Martinsville May 31, IXP9 Ripple. to your e’ean AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Mooresville. Broad Kokomo. Shel- linoleum!” hyville and Seymour concerning games. Ad- Won. Lost> Pet dress C Gibson, Lawrence. Ind . Box 145. THREE HITS EACH, EACH FOR EXTRA BASES INDIANAPOLIS 10 12 .571 Cy Seymour, whose hands were so small that he had to give up St. Paul 17 13 .507 It was a shame and father was really to blame, k pitching and play the outfield, pitched his first full game in the big Kansas City 17 13 .507 New Market Stakes r Louisville ...14 13 .510 By United, for it was coal dust. forgot to wipe his league May 21, 1899, and held St. Louis to three hits, each an extra- Milwaukee 12 14 .462 Pr^tm He feet after a , a a NEW MARKET, England. May- base hit. Stenzel made O'Connor and Wallace home- Minneapolis 14 17 .453 Up to Boys’ Sizes by coaling up the run. The score: Columbus 13 17 .433 -21-—S. Tattersal's Hurat. wood 2 furnace. Then, too, he could have Toledo 11 15 .423 won ST. LOUIS AB R H O A E NEW YOB K AB R H O A E the New Market stakes for 3-year protected himself Stenzel. If .... 4 1 1 2 0 0 Van Haltren. cf. 4 2 2 3 0 0 against mother’s righteous wrath McKean, elds today from a eight as .... 4 0 0 2 5 0 Davis, ss 4 1 1 3 4 0 Held of .. 1 Heidrick. rs . I 0 0 2 0 tVilson. lb .... 4 2 2 8 0 0 W. L. Pet | W. L. Pet. which included English derby- by providing a clean, sootless fuel such as Childs, 2b 4 O O 2 3 0 Gleason. 2b. . . 4 O 1 2 4 0 Daniels COKE. N. York. 10 64o|Cleve 12 13 .480 favorites. Aga 0 .... Salmon Wallace, 3b . . 4 I 1 0 0 O'Brien. If 4 0 1 1 0 0 Boston.. 15 10 .BOOjWash 12 15 .444 Khan's Criger. , . . O c 3 i O 3 J 1 Hartman 3b. 4 0 O 3 0 15 11 .577|ChieajfO.. 11 14 .440 Trout was second and Lord Derby-’s \\ here Cronne* Del. O'Connor, .. 0 O St Louis Waahlnfcton lb 2 1 1 14 0 1 Foster. rs 4 0 3 0 14 . . Free yourself from fuel-worry by using Blake, cl 2 0 0 2 0 0 Grady, c 4 2 2 4 1 0 Detroit.. 13 .SlSJiPhiia.. 8 18 .308 Sanvoni third. ' Young, p 3 0 0 0 3 0 Seymour, p .... 3 1 0 0 1 1 •Schreck 1 0 0 0 0 0: V, L. Pet.| W. L. Pet. Totals 28 4 3 27 12 3 I Totals 33 8 0 27 10 1 Cincin.. 10 11 .593 12 12 .500 Young in Boston.. INDIANAPOLIS BY-PRODUCT •Batted for the ninth. Chicago. 18 14 .503|PiUs.. . . .483 NEW YORK 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 5 o—B 14 15 ST. LOUIS 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2—4 N. York. 16 13 .552|St. Louis 11 10 .407 Two-base hit—Stenzel Three-base bit—O'Connor. Home runs—Wallace.. Grady. Brklyn. 14 14 .500|Phila.. 9 15 .375 Struck out—By Seymour 4. Young 2. Bases on balls—By Seymour 9. Young 1. Balk—Seymour. Double play—Davis. Wilson. Sacrifice hit—Seymour. Umpires— GAMES TODAY Burns. Smith. Time Two hours. BOXING TONITE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS; Mil- waukee at St. Paul; Toledo at Louisville; Kansas City at Minneapolis. red McDonald vs. eddie dyer (Toledo) (Terre Haute),' DIKE AMERICAN LEAGUE . 10 Rounds at 133 Pounds “TheIdeal Fuel" Cleveland at New York; Chicago at Philadelphia; St. Louis at Washington; MERLE AI.TE at Boston. vs. JACKIE DUGAN Detroit (Ind.) 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