MAY 4, 1026 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 11
TIRRIN7 DERBY DOPE FLIES THICK AND fAST AS BIG RACE APPROACHES SinniniiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiJiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniini'iiiniiiTiiiiinniithe DOPE INDIANS Huge Grappler Coming Percentage Runs Poor Race at Lex- GUYOT IS GAUD By VEDDER GET NEW R)RASSIE ington-Nocturnal Out of It— TO DRIVE THAT KENTUCKY DERBY PURDIES Carlaris Again Bobs Up. O’ WAR. one of the PITCHER 1 -r By PICK MILLER IN RACE YTIA.Ngreatest thoroughbreds ever A/l barrier, j * These are the days of uncertainty as the time approaches for - to prance up to the was not entered in the Kentucky Byron Speece, the days of disappointed hopes and hopes Righthander, OLLOWING the professional- Kentucky Derby—the Daring Derby, although the wonder horse Frenchman Enters amateur held as the 3-year-olds prepare for tlie annual feature at won the Preakness with case tournament renewed Obtained From Cleveland; Monday at the Highland Special Mount in 500-Mile when a 3-year-old. Will one of his .-.1 Golf Churchill Downs on May 15. :;x; and Country Club, the participants progeny turn the trick? Monday. by way- Brewers Win and others who did not enter at- Some of the colts fall the 1 Race May 31. Most of Man o’ War's sons have competition and dis- Eddie Ash tended a get-together dinner at the side in actual not done so much as 2-year-olds, Ey Iloosier Albert Guyot, French automobile Ameri- Athletic Club to promote play such poor form that owners DUGAN SIGNS but have developed later. There will be anew Indian in plants for j racing driver, the most consistent just similar meets in the deem it useless to send them to the foreigner can Flag was about the class uniform at Washington Park future. who ever lias driven In of the 3 year-olds last season, al- Wednesday. He is Byron Speece, post in the Blue Grass classic. Oth- competition Erwin Nelson of Culver was Popular Boxer to with American stars on though only ordinary in 1924. right-handed pitcher, who was ob- ers go wrong in training with rat- Louisville the bricks of the Indianapolis Motor off- elected to the vacant office of secre- ■ Two of .Man o’ War’s tained today from the Cleveland tary-treasurer, peculiar Speedway, will drive in tli four- being talked in left open when E. W. ions ailments to the highly Take Alte’s Place. spring are about j Americans as tHe final payment in flarbarth Richmond moved from tuned thoroughbred. teenth International 500-mile race Derby. They of the approaching tlie deal that sent Johnny Hodapp the State. But others, partly through tlie Popular Jackie Dugan of Louis- here Monday, May 31, It wna an Mars and Dress Parade. Speakerites year. I are to the last The tournament Monday was such tricks of fate, condition perfectly, ville will take the place of Nfc-rle nounced today. Both of these colts raced at Pim- they Cleveland club officials said a success that on next Monday an- no accidents hapi>en to them, and j Alte against Charley Glaser of Chi Guyot will be at the wheel of a. lico last Saturday. Dross Parade had ordered Speece to leave for In- other will be held at Broadmoor, and they make trainers’ and owners’ j cago in the ten-round main event of Guyot Special, a ear designed and won in a sprint event of three- dianapolis tonight. more pros and amateurs are expect- hearts beat a bit faster as they speed ; the Inland A. C. boxing show at built by himself In Paris, (iuyot. quarter miles in easy fashion by Manager to Bush has been trying ed to enter. Twenty-four entered around the track in preparation for Tomlinson hall Thursday night. and liis car sail on the SS, Paris, four lengths. pry Speece loose from the majoi-s all Monday, and George Denny, ama- the big test. , Aite's right grin, which was in- May 12. second a mile and spring, met with Percentage, Mars was in but trouble when teur, and Fred McDermott of Craw- which was spoken of | jured in a bout at East Chicago last Guyot’s entry, the last to be rec- seventy yards race, head one American beaten a Leatrue team refused fordsville won with a best ball com- favorably as a Derby prospect, wad Friday night, shape ognized officially by (Pop) a today. I is in such bad T. E. by Golden Spire, 4-year-old. fie to grant waivers until bined score of 70. 801 l Bowen and beaten at Lexington. Monday, in the that his doctor ordered him to keep Myers, manager of the Indianapolis was running through the fast Finished Lee Nelson finished second with 71. Iceland Hotel Handicap by Seth's out of the ring for several weeks. Motor Speedway, was made to to at Good in 1925 W. stretch after going his knees Pete Schaeffer and Erwin Nelson, Alibi. The Kentucky colt, because of Merle had hoped to be able to keep F. Bradley, foreign manager of the The Indianapolis hurling staff is Nelson, the start. Dick Gant and Dick and Ber- the showing, is not given a chance the Glaser engagement, and ap- Indianapolis Speedway, with an office son o' War. in it sorry condition and the coming George Soutar, Another of Man not nie and all in the Derby by the experts. peared to be all right, but Monday In Paris, a few hours before the lists of much, may be a "dark of Speece will be bailed with joy. He had of 73. In a play-off they heard so Wayne .Munit scores Champ De Mars, which is getting night the injured arm became pain- closed Saturday night. entry, one is Crusader. The is an underhanded flinger and has/ went four before Gant played The horse.”' This holes more prominence of late in pre-race ful. forwarded to Indianapolis by de not. started this year and seen service in the majors with both low ball and took third place. colt has Wayne Munn, one of the most Bartee and other grapplers will dope, w'on the fourth event at Lex- Dugan's recent victory over Joe ferred cable, just is being brought along slowly. Washington and Cleveland. lie fin- Other scores were. J. Dixon arrived. picturesque figures in the sports perform. C. ington over the futurity course Paglini adds interest to hi.s bout It thirty-ninth good and with is the nomination Jockey M. Garner lias been en- ished in 1925 that's when world, will meet Mike Romano In Munn stands six feet six inches and John (Jock) Collins. 74; Alfred against a l muddy Glaser, for was Glaser for itis mediocre hel on a it who tlie international race, bringing gaged to ride Ithinoek in the Ownie Bush named hint as choice a wrestling at weighs lays no claim Hufford and Chick Nelson. 76; Mike crumpled up “Pag” finish match Tom- and 255. lie track. The colt was worked out over here recently. the total of foredgn cars to seven, I >erby. to close the Hodapp transaction. next Monday night as to knowledge the so-called Ijnvson and X. Dugan is of the. linson Hall .i, of D. Miller. 76: Bert a mile in 1:46 2-5, which was con- a go-getter slash- totalling largest entry Speece won three games and lost Stark, and the list the feature of an all-star mat car- “science” of the mat sport, but Gray and George 80; Frank a good move over ing. tireless type and has a big fol- Indianapolis I IOCTURNA five for Cleveland last season and sidered the bad at in many years. j D is the latest nival in which Jack Reynolds. uses liis great strength to break Binford and Wally Sparks, 79; : lowing here, gained through numer- innings track. Guyot, who has finished well up in * >rr r'ltsi'iiilei to lie with- in ninety of play the earned Omar Held. Frank I>e Mark, John holds. Charles Figg and Wally Nelson, 81. ous '’J’ Many of the Derby eligibles. in- ! fine fights he has turned in at the money Indianapolis I.NI II drawn. The horse as a 2- run average against him was 4.30. J. J. Tuite and Stonehouse at on four- R. G. cluding Bubbling Over, will get a Tomlinson hall and Ft. Harrison. different occasions, yoar-old looked like a real one, but He ranked twenty-ninth in his played 74. hut were disqualified for was forced to test in the Blue Grass Stakes on withdraw cars many things happen to promising league, which was higher than such failure to putt out. three he entered last Wednesday. This race should give 1 year, candidates big race. It is pitchers its Danforth, * * * because he could not get them for the well-known a yood on a rarely that the leading 2-year-olds Gaston, Edwards, Thurston, BALL PARK GOSSIP line number of the can- completed in time to get. them here Shaute. On May 17 a Saratoga system Fights Fighters through to win the Derby. Wells, Holloway and others. Speece didates. and for the race. The car he will drive come match will be held at the Indian- was an Wid Matthews was ill. Monday, The Indians tried to work the Nocturnal, another heralded Derby this year, therefore, is first, Morvich exception. took part in twenty-eight games in apolis Country Club. Lee kelson tlie of It is that this season right-handed. "Wabash Joe" Wyatt played hidden ball trick on Danforth in the possibility, is out of the race because NEWARK. N. J., May 4. —Sport writers two year's work. unusual 1925. He bats and will be host. were virtually unanimous in Bivin* Law the leading juveniles of 1925 have The new Indian may be tiie spark center for the Indians. .k>e got two sixth* and Schroiber made a wild of an infection on the right forcing. Tomllcr. Philadelphia welterweight, the de- In his first run at Indianapolis in In that exrnt each professional cision in a ten-round bout with Jack Mc- held their form and favorites to get a single. throw to the Milwaukee riugout. Carlaris, the In-and-out horse, is 1913, in the by country- are needed the Bushmen back in doubles and will enter with a feminine partner. Farland. local fighter, race won liis Potnpey, Bubbling Ground rules permitted Dave to go reported to have recovered from the man, Goux, for the classic: the stride that caused them to look They allern.ite each tee for the Jules Guyot finished from first third. infection which caused An- NEW YORK—Babe Herman. Catifornia Over and Canter. the part of pennant contenders at The Tribesmen Improved their to drive Owner featherweight, won from Geor*ie Baldue m fourth In an English Sunbeam. The * * * and thereafter alternate in of National of the race. fleiding in (lie series opener with the derson and the trainer to announce the ten-round feature bout tlie following year be wheeled a the start Bunny Brief, home-run slugger, making the next shot. They play year-old Sports A'.'.anoe relief fund card Monday French Little by little the Derby field Brewers, only two errors being that the 3 was out of the ni*ht. Deiage into third place. 18 Rim by Brewers had an unusual baiting record Mon- one ball between themselves. Derby. He was keeps every- charged. The Brewers-mlscued three • • • Yonkera' a narrows. Carlaris day. lie sacrificed twice, walked thoroughbred NEW YORK—Jack Bernstein, fourth in French Ballot in 1919 among times. The was out Mon- junior lightweight, stopped .lohnnv Rocco body guessing, but the The Tribesmen came out of their and got hit, Wally Sparks at Meridian in- the eighth round ot and sixth in an American Ducsen- three times one scored Hills day for the first time in ten days. of New Rochelle in more prominent ones out of it for batting slump Mondav and got a each play a i their scheduled ten-round go. berg in 1921. Orwoll clouted a home run in the twice and drove in run vited pro to with junior He was two sure are Haste, Clanee Play, fifteen hits and eight runs, but the cantered miles and did Pougan inning mates aboard. In a lournmnen’ to be held at a later MEMPHIS Tenn. Leroy Nocturnal, Flight of first with two not favor the leg. Trainers differ as knocked oit Flashy Scott ill the fourth Time and pitching staff evidently was over- dale that course, details to be Shulte got four hits for the winners. at an- to the colt’s chances to get ready I round of a scheduled ten round bout Al Mantonian, the imported colt, come with surprise and said staff nounced ; Monroe kno-kfd out Jack McDonald in the Sport, later. for the Derby. Many believe Car- , carded ten-round Additional Page 12 Derby eligibles worked out collapsed. Result: Twenty-two hits McCarthy, boss of the Chicago second of a bout. Joe laris hasn't sufficient time to get In over a slow track at Louisville and eighteen runs for Milwaukee. Culls, was a visitor Monday. He Baseball CINCINNATI—Joe Anderson won from The P. G. A. (Professional Golf shape for the gruelling race. ! Al Webster in ten rounds and young Hop- on Monday. Recollection made The series opener with the Brew- the Colonels to the wood stopped In the piloted Louisville Association) State tournament will -1 Sixt.v-Seconds Smith the best move, going the full ers a tiling to at i fourth round. was terrible look A. A. pennant last year. His Cubs , be 25, , Calendar' held at Culver June 24 and Derby distance of one mile and from the viewpoint <>f the home fans. had an off-day Monday. He is said Erwin Nelson host. On the day pre- a in 1-5, Reynolds. Niles and Weaver PORTUGAL ELIMINATED quarter 2:11 Mill. to he looking for talent. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ceding. they pro- * * will hold another Easy for took turns at flinging from the Butler Itii Timm Special Won. I.oil. Pot. amateur tournament The largest I IRK 1.1 X High School i. s to mound, but base bits by Pitcher Carl Ray, southpaw, is on Louisville 11 ti .047 SUTTON, England. May 4. —In the I Tribe .the entry ever is expected. Play in the raining. hi.s way. The Indians sent him to .Minneapolis 12 7 032 FRANKLIN first Davis cup elimination match be congratulated on sepur- opposition kept Kiuira- City 10 7 .588 State tournament "ill be seventy- ing Raymond (Buck) Rohra- It was the fifth straight defeat the Hartford team of the Eastern St. Paul !• 7 .53 AB R H O A E of 1926. South Africa's tennis team 8 .500 two system. Chapin, p. 5 o 4 baugh as by on League. Toledo 8 holes medal e 1 0 Portugal Monday by athletic director. The suffered the lloosiers their He lacked control. Milwaukee 8 !l .471 F Rohrab *h. 3b 5 0 0 o 3 1 eliminated school authorities knew what they home ground, and they still are ini • INDIANAPOLIS 8 10 144 R Horabgh. lb 5 n 1 8 0 1 three matches to one. The Brewers stole four bases on Colunibu- 3 15 .107 Roy Wilmoth, who has made quite Srott. a? a o i •> j o Washington . were doing as Buck has coached the maiden class at Bowser 2b .. 4 a 3 4 1 Ainsmith, Monday, but Ainsmitli did a Ford selling, seems M. . . at Kirklin before. Park this season. AMERICAN EE.MiI E at to -Quinton. <-T 3 ti 0 1 0 0 i Till AGO WRESTLING not have a fair chance to head them have sold himself to the golf game. Wetzel, rs 1 0 0 0 0 J Buck is a great fellow, a real The team tumbled from second to W. J.. Pet.l W. L,. Pet. Merrill, rs, c. . . . 2 1 1 3 0 II Hu Unit'd Press off. The Tribe pitchers bad Eddie N York 13 I 705|Detroit. . Bto .444 At any rate he was tjot entirely Payne If 4 1 1 1 1 1 sportsman just the kind of a seventh place in the A. A. standing. Cl, If'AGO, May 4.—John Meyers, man on the ground much of the time, Chicago 13 7 .Hitr Boston. . 0 12 333 away- from his line the other day Vernard, p. rs. . 4