1929 PAGE 12 THE IXDIAXAPOLIS TIMES .MAY 13. Record Field May Go to Barrier for Turf Classic 5 Succumbs After Indians Take Elmer Guthrie to Be German Pug 'Miracle Man Dies George Stallings Gary Squad Faces Zikmund Heavily Backed on During Sleep Long Illness; Gained Fame in 1914 on Swatting Muddy Track. to Drill for Favorite to in Mat Battle Piloted Braves on Sensational Drive to Pennant DR. FREELAND IS Charity and Clean Sweep Senes. Retain Title Kelley Crew OUT v Bout in Worlds Ho • right will feature to- barn. She went over to his bed and night' wrestling card at Cache Bji United Press found him dead. tabernacle. Four bouts are billed, Larkspur Huge Go Into MACON. Ga„ May 13.—George Froebel Tracksters Looked With Blue Boasts Max Schmeling to It to the funeral Four-Game Series top a finish. Stallings, “miracle man" of the Bos- was planned the match being to at the plantation, Meadowmire, Joe Zikmund, 235 pound Ne- Trailing About Ten ton Braves in 1914. and prominent Upon as Good Bet Next Following. in Wednesday, burial in Hill A. A. Pace-Setters braskan who has won three local in the organized baseball with Rose figure cemetery, Macon. in Meet, for Tribe. bouts in a row, takes on Elmer BV GEORGE KIRKSEY Days. world, died at his plantation near Guthrie, Texan, in the main go. l nitrd Press Staff Correspondent Haddock, today after a long ill- Pennant and Series Ga.. Ably represented in ten events, weighs NEW YORK, May 13.—One of the B}i T'nitcd Prefix / I Guthrie better than 200 and B ■' />•■ largest fields in history is expected NEW YORK, May 13.—Max *' ness. Stallings gained the name of the powerful Froebel of Gary track MINNEA POL IS, May 13.—Bruno is expected to furnish some real Stallings had been ill more than go the for the German j “miracle man" when, as pilot of the Indians today wore *o open opposition for the Nebraskan. to to barrier fifty- Schmeling, heavyweight, ! with heart disease. He was team today loomed a strong favorite Betzel .s running Kentucky Paolino Uzcudun at i a year 1914 Boston Braves, started the semi-windup. Ellison, fifth of the Der- who will meet he as their final series In the -vest on the In the Bob 27, start I found dead in bed at 5 a. m. He club midseason spurt to successfully defend its honors local Dick Routt. El- by at Churchill Downs Saturday. Yankee stadium June will i on a from a current road trip when they tool: on heavy, meets match about ten had succumbed during sleep. low position in the race and it, state champion in the final meet of had clean slate the taber- Out of the 159 nominations about training for the in j taken in kept Mike Kelley s league-leading Millers lison a at prob- days Haven, N. J., where Stallings was first ill climbing captured the pennant High Athletic 1 twenty-three are considered at Fair j summer, and the Indiana School and Ferd Schupp was sia-pd to do nacle until he fell before Zikmund Tom trained for heavy- Canada last while active as in a terrific and sensational ago. able starters. If this number starts Heeney his | / drive. at Tech field ne\: Sat- weeks ■ of club of the Association the chucking for the Tribe. two it, will break the record made last weight title match Gene Tun- owner the In the world’s series with the Ath- j with I 4 League. then > here, end- \ !-# International Since urday. Four game are billed Promoter McLemore made an ad- year when twenty-two started with ney. I V letics that followed, the famous Thursday night, which the to today when he he had been treated in several men in ten ing after dition the card , the winner. Schmeling, who arrived in Canada ! Mack machine of that year was the Froebel qualified night George Stallings hospitals. Once last fall, will come here a heavy Roosters will travel Thursday signed Don Cortez and Johnny Car- Although many thousands of dol- last week from a two months’ visit j Georgia favorite to clean up, but Stallings’ events and Friday over in lin in probably ; | his life was despaired of for several Shortridge took the honors and part of and stofj to struggle a time limit , lars have poured into the winter to Germany, will leave Braves surprised the dopesters by favorite. \ days and he was reported dying. Indianapolis sectional event Indianapolis Friday night before match. bdoks and made Montreal for New York tonight, ac- winning four consecutive games to in the Greek, on and Alien Sign for The Stallings plantation, in Jones Saturday, but only four proceeding to Louisville Saturday Nick Karvas. Boston and the Colonel E. R. Bradley colt an cording to word from the German’s j Peleco I take the title. Three pitchers car- qualified morning to view the Kentucky Chet McCauley, Indianapolis, open American . Joe Jacobs. ; county, is thirty miles from here ried the men in five events,.Tech also quali- outstanding favorite, many horse- Tabernacle Go and in thinly settled rural load during the pennant Derby and then battle the Colonels the card in a prelim at 8:30. believe this year's will be The Paolino-Schmeling a district. and series, Rudolph, James fied four men. | men race match! Mrs. Stallings and George Stall- drive Sears, Technical half-miler, is in a double-header Sunday. open affair and that the winner will be promoted by Madison Square j and Tyler. j an Bobby former Chicago pug, ings Jr., had been with the former upon as a strong contender Under this arrangement the In- may come from among the out- Garden in the interests of the Milk j Allen, looked Braves manager during recent weeks for the laurels in that, event. Pope- dians will have two holidays from Twas Burwell’s Day siders. fund. Ringside seats probably will , who now does his fighting out of j % his illness. Two other sons, Ray- VICTORS BY joy of Delphi is another strong the diamond. Friday and Saturday. In the event of bad weather and sell for SSO. will meet Babe Pelcco, !of DEFAULT Indianapolis, | mond of New York and White of qualifier in the distance events. three t in Louisville the fSunda, at SI. Paul) heavy Afte- con?' i a track not more than be- New York, in the main go on Pro- ! Chicago, were on their way to the Fuqua of Brazil, Smith of Bates- Bctzel pastimer will move on to INDIANAPOLIS thirteen and eighteen are ex- -1 tween boxing Friday plantation today. Notre Dame Man Wins Tennis Titles vtile. Dendall of Madison. Fowlkes Toledo and Columbus before return- AB R H O A E to start. H. P. Gardner’s moter McLemore’s bill Matthews, 5 pected When of Muncie and Compton of Short- Washington their home cf 0 1 inn Three- Way Battle They to Wilson Collapses. ing to park, o n ?, game Man O'War gelding, Clyde night at Cadle tabernacle. are Hoped Attend Game Connolly. 2b 5 4 o Bn Tunes special ridge are some of the fleetest lot. May 30. L*yne, If 3 1 1- fi 0 0 Van Dusen, which is now second booked for ten rounds. According to Grady Smith, Had- entered in the dash events. Barnhart, rs 2 0 10 0 0 bow to taber- MUNCIE, Ind., May 13.—Bud lb 3 1 0 14 1 0 choice, may be made the favorite for State Crownl Peleco made his | dock banker and close friend of the conditions. nacle mitt fans last Friday by Markey, Notre Dame tennis star, to- Met* 3b 4 12 111 under such | “Miracle Man," Stallings suffered a Sprinz. 0 expressed shading Clark, this city, in day college Burwell Big Noise c 4 1 1 0 2 has been in B’i Times Special Ehrman | relapse five days ago, but held the state tennis THE HONO-STROP Burwell. 4 Sunday p 10 19 0 the decision of v. TON, Ind., May 13. rounds. After getting away to a Victory I many quarters over BLOOlvii. ten | was wheeled out on the porch of his crown. He won the crown when MEN, IT’S GREAT in Total* 34 5 7 27 21 4 1 Walter J. Salmon not to start Dr. Notre Dame, Indiana and slow start, which included hitting Anew Invention that fits all Gil- Purdue' 1 home and chatted with friends. . Tommy Wilson, Butler captain, de- ST. PAUL FTeeland, Preakness winner, in the wage a stern battle here next the canvass twice in the second “Let’s lette style razors, and sharpens 1 will i all go to the ball game in BOTH cutting of blade fi , 7 - Set, >n! Derby. Saturday intercollegiate scrapper faulted here Saturday. The scores edi?es AT great A3 R H O A F Dr. Freeland will be re- for the state ! round, the Italian made a Macon next week,” Smith said Stall- THE SAME TIME, almost instant- ST PAUL May 13.—Due to Mcrehart, 2b 5 0 2 1 2 0 .served for the Withers mile at Bel- track and meet. Notre Dame,; comeback to win. ings suggested. stood at 7-5, 8-6, 3-6, 5-7 and the ly. last for years. Anderson, 0 field Will pitching and fielding by Bill Bur- rs 5 2 2 0 2 Price 75c Post Paid. Coin eacaped Chapman. 3b 4 l i 3 4 1 mont Park. the defending champion, will be a j Four bouts will support the main Mrs. Stallings said her husband count was tied at 2-2 in the fifth well Sunday, the Indians Cooke, 0 or money order. rs 3 0 1 0 0 The far west has two sterling slight favorite. go. a “six” and a trio of four round went to bed at 9 o'clock usual when Wilson collapsed because of a out of St. Paul with one victory in Fenner, c 4 0 n o 1 o as Roettger. lb 3 1 1 11 12 candidates in Baron Long’s Ervast Indiana is favored in the distance jprelims. One of the prelims will and she first realized something was cramped muscle and was unable to W. A, B. Specialty Cos. starts, the Tribe taking the Rogelf, three ss 4 0 1 2 3 1 and Earl Chaffee’s Naishapur, win- runs, Notre in the dashes and | bring together two Negro continue. Markey and Burns took encounter, 2, after Haas. If 4 0 1 5 0 0 Dame battlers, wrong when he failed to awake at P. O. Box 209 Sabbath 5 to Betts, p ner the title, 3 0 0 2 5 0 of Tia Juana derby, and the Purdue in the hurdles and field j Ray Hurtz and Honey Boy Swan- dawn, as he usually did when the the doubles the Butler team of Indianapolis, Indiana dropping the satur- Hargrave 0 0 0 0 0 0 middle west three great representa- Christopher Wannihger 0 0 o 0 0 events. I igan. farm tractors started out from the Wilson and defaulting. o Larkspur, tives in Blue „ Clyde Van Penner and Boone Totais 35 2 8 27 16 6 Dusen and the Nevada Stock Farm’s were used on the Hargrave batted for Betts in ninth. W’arringer ran for Hargrave in ninth. Voltear. Tribe mound Sat- Indianapous The east must look to Harry urday. 030 000 110—5 Payne 1 St. Paul 000 001 001—2 Whitney’s Beacon Hill, the Burwell held the Warm Stable's The Nut, Co- Two-base hits—Warstler. Roettger. Sac- Jack hard-hitting Apo.s- v 4 rifices-.Barnhart, Monahan. Double pla’s hen’s Essare, **" and the Rancocas ties to eight bingles ~~ Warstler to Monahan: Connolly to Warst- Stable’s Leucite to uphold its colors. m ler to Monahan Burwell to Warstler to Sunday and helped Monahan. Left on bases—lndianapolis, 6: Speedy workouts have been turned cover the infield in S: Paul. 9. Bases on balls—Off Burwell, in recently by 2 off Betts. 2 Struck out—By Burwell, 1. Ervast, Naishapur, sensational fashion ' by pitcher—Bv Burwell iCookei. Um- Fred M. Windy City, pires—Johnson Snyder. i Grabnet’s H. by getting nine as- and Time—l:39. |P. Headley’s Paraphrase and the sists and one put- Three FINN WINS RACE D’s Stable’s Double Heart. out, ten chances in It seems certain that Earl Sande all, including a NEW YORK, May 13.—Ove An- wall not ride one of his three double play derson. Finland, won the Metropoli- Nearby Burwell nominees—Hermitage, or launched by him in : tan A. A. U. ten-mile championship Safety Pin—because of the disap- the ninth when the locals were run Sunday in 56 minutes, 201-5 pointing showing of Hermitage in threatening. j seconds. the Preakness. The Indians go one less safety off Huck Betts, but the Saints made six errors to four for the Betzel- Canucks Ready for Zone ites. Three double plays by the In- Matches dians had much to do in squelching Bubbles Hargrave's boys. If perfect With Yankees on Montreal Courts baseball had been played Indian- Students at Virginia, Johns Hopkins, and Ohio State compare apolis would have won by a count of 2 to 1. Hennessey to Head U. S. Team Against Jack Wright’s Warstler accepted twelve of thir- teen chances at. short and Connolly Dominion Aces on Thursday, the cigarettes with brand names concealed seven without a four leading at second snared Bji Time* Special miss. Betts accepted seven fielding | ans into action against the United chances for St. Paul, making a total MONTREAL. May 13. The States team and ably United States Cup j will be assist- of seventeen fielding plays in which Davis tennis team |ed by Crocker. The latter, like two hurlers figured. will meet- the Canadian Davis Cup Wright, starred at McGill squad here and have- Roettger at first, came through Thursday, Friday and represented the Dominion on the Saturday in the first of the Ameri- with two great stops on Matthews tennis courts for. several years. to can zone matches. rob the little fellow of hits and The contests John Hennessey, the will be staged on the Westmount Indianapolis Anderson made a sensational run star, probably will be the star per- pull courts here. former for the to down a long drive on Sprinz. The Yankees. Hennessey Metz got of the Tribe’s Yankee netmen are expected and Allison will Lennie two here either late probably play in seven hits. today or Tuesday to the singles Thursday and get some practice in Hennessey on the local ; and Van Ryn are expected to courts in preparation for their team lin the doubles on Friday. The con- matches against the Canucks. eluding singles matches Tribe Averages Wright | will be Jack will lead the Canadi- staged Saturday. ■\B H RBI 21> 3b HR Av. Mfli II Jt n> 3 i .324 Koenfckr ... 1 5 I | t) <1 .313 Barnhart .. .’.I Hi .>lll ,-jon WITH THE BIG HI 2 Matthrws .. *3 11ft .774 LEAGUERS Riddle II 3 2 1 ft .273

Connolly ... 7.'> 2ft 13 7 ft 3 237 THIRD double of the game by fl WarMler *7 22 ft TO 7. THE MADE 2 I 2 .253 Chicago TIGERS SIXTEEN Russell 25 ft 3 ft 0 ft ,24ft A Willie Kamm. White j OFF HOYT IN SEW V Ernr 71 17 13 5 1 2 .230 INNINGS Sox captain, drove in the winning D-.FE.AT LEFT I Moraha* ... 7.<> IS 7 3 1 ft .22R ‘ THE ANKS TIED Sprinr 57 12 ft 2 ft 1 .7*l run in the ninth Sunday, defeating ' WITH TH E ATHLETICS FOP. FIRST Gorman 1 ft ft 0 0 ooft THE Washington. 3 to 2. Kamm made ArHLETICS WERE IDLE PITCHERS SUNDAY IF 14 I. H SO BR Pet. four hits in five trips. Rod Faber ft o u ... s tt Ppeeee 1 13 2 2 l.ftftft held the Senators to four hits. Penner ... 4 : 3 2 3* 17 12 ,K7 Seven Boston errors Love 312-3 2 I 35 11 5 ,ft 7 contributed to the St. £ ’ * Bur-aril .. Ift l :> 33 Ift <1 .500 WAITE WHO Louis < >* r 13 HOYT* WON HIS FIRST Browns’ 15-to-lQ ' % ‘#k f* wr* * .. f Sehupp *2 1-3 I 2 32 77 17 .333 FOUR. STARTS. FAILED TO HALT victory over the Red Teehout ..2* I 3 27 13 12 .250 THE Sox. The game . Boone . ft 1-3 ft 0 ft ft ft TIGERS AND THE YANKEES DROPPED was halted in the seventh bv IT WAS DAY AT OHIO STATE! . . and 231 students from I ft ft 1 4 “ALL-COMERS” Skidror :c I ... THEIR SECOND STRAIGHT TO DETROIT, rain. every fraternity were given the test by representatives of the college paper tt tt a class and and the Student Senate. At the close of the day the ballot sheets proved that Old Gold ! New York jgißß Giants and Chi- is the cigarette Ohio menreally prefer. “O.Gs.” ledevery other brand by more than 14%. cage Cubs battled to a 6-to-6 I tie in a hectic eleven-inning game befoie 55,000 at the Polo Grounds. VIRGINIA “CAVALIERS” college newspaper at University ; fter the Cubs had knocked Carl DECIDE!.. the I Hubbell, no-hit hero, out of the of Virginia distributed the 4 cigarettes—“masked” and numbered—to 171 . box. Carl Mays checked the Chira- students. “Don’t guess the brand names,” they said. “Just compare the ;go attack until rain the haited taste, and tel! us which is best.” Old Gold led in first choices by 28%. i game. Cuyler, Ott, Wilson, Lind- I strom and Hartnett hit home runs. nan TAKING ADVANTAGE OF SEVEN ER- RORS. THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BEAT yflfeM THE ROBINS, 13 TO 7. AND WENT INTO THE LEADERSHIP. CORNER S. DELAWARE AND E. MARYLAND STREETS o a s DENISON HOTFL BLOG. —141-143 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. The Boston defense went to pieces and the Cincinnati Reds beat the Braves. 9 to 3. The Braves made All-Week Special five errors, two of them bv Maran- ville. Homemade Hamburger Loaf , Mush- a a a -JSbsb&?£ >??■?§■*£■■ ' room Sauce, Baked Beans The Pirates and Phillies were not KaWMl.' £®S*t®& aISKgSjWBg scheduled Sunday. and Dinner Roll bub LEADERS Gehm, Yankees.. 7 Jackson. Giants... 5 Otr Giants 7 Foxx. Athletics.... s Wilson. Cubs 6 O Dou!. Phillies 5 Ruth. Y'ankees 6 Klein. Phillies E League Totals—National. 113; American. 79. The four leading cigarettes, “masked” to conceal their brand mes, IN GOLF EXHIBITION

Bu Vnitrd Press GLEN EAGLES, Scotland, May 13.—John Golden. United States professional, and Jose Jurado of Argentina defeated Horton Smith and Leo Diegel, United States pro- fessionals. in an exhibition golf match Sunday. 3 and 2. “HOPKINS” MEN ARE KEEN JUDGES!... and the famous old Baltimore campus with its scientific traditions welcomed this fair-minded test of cigarette quality. Uninfluenced ILfL Y. M. C. A. VOLLEY BALL habit Hopkins men the test direc- by brand names, or prejudice, 141 Johns made under the Fji Times Special tion of their college paper. And “O.Gs.” won again! . . . 71% ahead of their nearest rival. CHICAGO, May 13.—National Y. M. C. A. volley ball title was won Saturday by Hyde Park HOUR team . . WHITEMAN ON YOUR RADIO . OLD GOLD-PAUL Let your friends in on a good thing of Chicago. The Division street squad of this city was his orchestra, broadcasts the —Bring them to Wheeler’s runner-up. . . . Paul Whiteman, King of Jazz, with complete Score of finals: 15 to 1 and 17 to 15. OLD GOLD hour every Tuesday, from 9 to 10 P.M., Eastern Daylight Saving Time, Continuous 24-Hour Service A. A- A. RACE POSTPONED over the entire coast-to-coast network of the Columbia Broadcasting system. Bu Times Special CLEVELAND. May 13.—The 100- Q P. Loriliard Cos., Est. 1760 mile dirt track race carded here Sunday was postpone! on account of rain until next Sunday. The is under the pervasion of event Smoother and Better . . .“not a cough in a carload” the A. A. A. It attracted i. ationally- known entries