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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
BLUES FOLLOW
| MILLERS HERE
| FOR BIG CARD
Series Opens Sunday With
Twin Program - Mime
apOlis Windup Today.
CANTILLONITES BEATEN

Following the series windup clash
With the MiIlers this afternoon Tribe
kans will get their second 1920 glimpse
the X. c. Blues at Washington park
& double-header attraction Sunday,
rst game starting at o'clock.
TIE. Blues will be here tomorrow,
ionday and Tuesday, after which the
foosiers will hit the road again for
sretch around the western half of the
ircuit
The Blues are coming under new man
hgement this time, Otto Knabe now be-
Eng the K. c. field boss and the team is
hmaking desperate efforts to show a mid
. season awakening. Knabe has some
ssluggers on his team at that, and they
usually offer stiff resistance, even though
the outfit is trailing the league.
Manager Knabe has made a few
changes, in the pitching STAFF mainly.
land as Otto is of the aggressive mana
kgerial type. he Keeps his men hustling.
Charlie WhitehOuse was slated TO per-
form in the Miller windup this after
noon and all of the Indianapolis boys
friends planned 70 be on hand to see
him perform. Whitley is proving ne
of the leagues sensations and he was
confident of scoring n victory over the
Cantillonites today, thereby giving the
Hoosiers an even break on the series.
Paul Jones turned the MUllers baCA
yesterday, winning to 4. Paurs sup
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Rule Book Free Offered
Horseshoe Enthusiasts
Through Times Service

The Times. through its Washing
ton information bureau, has arranged
TO supply Indianapolis horseshoe
pitchers with all the information they
seek regarding the rules of the game.
Due to the fact that there has been
a revival OF interest throughout the
country IN the ancient sport of throw
Ing ringers and near ringers, many
people are taking mp the game. but
are somewhat rusty on the rules.
Therefore, The Times believes II can
be of service to Indianapolis horse
shoe enthusiasts by distributing
free Of charge. book OF rules cover
ing the sport. through Its Washing
ton bureau.
In order to obtain one of these
books. inclose 2 cents postage to
cover cost OF sendinE same and add
dress 1.-The Indiana Daily Times In
formation Bureau. Frederick j. Has
kin, director, Washington, ID. c."
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port was erratic, but he held his nerve
and finished with colors living

port was erratic, but he held his nerve
and finished with colOrs flying.
Jones did not allow a hit until the
sixth frame, Pitcher Robertson getting a
double IL that round. In the meantime
the Indians had scored six runs and later
they added q seventh when Butch Hen
line crashed out a home-run drive in the
eighth.
Butch's homer was the only safety the
Tribesmen obtained in the last three in
nings but they could afford the let-down
because they had hit timely in the early
innings and had amassed a safe lead.
Kelley broke the scoring ice in the
first frame, when he singled, moved up on
Volts sacrifice, stole third and counted
on Rehg's sacrifice fly. Rehg hit the ball
far enough TO get a triple, but Reb Rus
sell came through with a spectacular
running one hand catch in deep right
> center that was the feature play Of the
game
Rehg driving him home with a double
over Left Fielder Jacksons head.
The HoOsiers spread out again in the
fourth and fifth, scoring twice in each
session by timely hitting. The Millers
aid not see the plate until the seventh,
when Wade started it of with double
and a combination of errors followed,
giving the visitors two runs.
In the ninth the CantiIlonits tried for
a big rally, but were checked after two
runs went over and the Indians put an
other victory away in the old bat bag.
Manager Hendricks changed lineup was
somewhat erratic but it is believed that
Il will work out properly. Schneider was
at third Smith at short and Wolf at
second, and, though each made an error
in the new positions, it is thought that
they will deliver up to style with more
practice in the strange territory.
Paul Jones got himself a silk shirt
by blasting triple in the fourth, scar
ing two runs.
Henline's inside-th park homer Ven,
between left and center and rolled to the
fence. 1t was Butch's second hit Of the
game.
Jimmy Smith made a neat catch of a
fly in left field in the eighth. ut was
Reilley's ball, but the Tribe signals got
crossed and Jimmy had to hustle to make
the catch.
Three Of the visitors six hits came in
the ninth inning. Csyet was warmed
up to go in If needed.
Field Umpire McGloon was less excited
and as a result he got along in satisfac-
tory style.
Robertson tried to slow ball the In.
saians, but had little success in the early
anings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
G. Chevrolet Out
After More Points
in Race at ELgin
HoOsier Has Big Lead OUeI'
RiUaLs in A. A. A. Speed
Standing.
Standing of Race Pilots

CHICAGO, Aug. six of the first ten
drivers in the contest for the Ameri-
can automobile championship have al
ready entered in the Elgin road race
Aug 81, which Is being staged this year
by the Chicago Motor club. Included in
this number are the holders OF first, Sec
ond. third, sixth, seventh and ninth pO-
sitions and the six are the men who gen
orally are considered the real cOntenders
for titular hOnors.
OF the four who are now missing from
the Elgin entry, Rene Thomas, who holds
fourth place, is back in France, while
Joe Thomas. fifth; Ira Vail, eighth and
Ira GoOdsOn. tenth, have been unable to
secure cars which will qualify within the
Elgin limit of 1s3 cubic inches piston dis
placement.
The men entered in the Elgin race
however, are the lalf-doZen men who are
generally considered the men who are in
the fight for honors.
They are CASTOR Chevrolet, Tommy MIL
ton and Jimmy Murphy. holders OF first
second and third places; Ralph Milford
and Eddie Hearne, sixth and seventh, and
Ralph De Palma, ninth. Their standing
is based on points made in the speedway
races at Los Angeles, Indianapolis and
Tacoma, respectively, the only contests
championship events.
Elgin carries 500 points toward cham
pionship to the victor. so the struggle FOR
this race will be more than ordinarily
keen. CASTOR Chevrolet, who holds frs
place at present, has a good lead by viz
tue Of his victory Memorial day at In
d!Rnapolis. which brought him 1905
points, but either Tommy Milton. victor
In the 1919 Elgin race. or Jimmy Murphy
can pass him by winning the Elgin road
classic this year.
The complete list Of point awards foi
the Elgin race Is: First. 500; second
eco; third. 40; fourth. so; fifth. so; sixth
30 seventh, %; eighth, 10; ninth, To-
tenth, g.
Due to the demolition OF the Cincinnati
and Sheepshead Bay speedways there r.
main only a few races this year before
the title is decided. Uniontown and
Beverly Hills have both carded champion
ship contests. but II Chevrolet manager
to win at ElgiE. It viii be an almost I'm
possible task for his rivals to overtake
him In these two events.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
letroit Awarded Next
Typo Tourney; st. Paul
Nine Wins 1920 Title

ST. PAUL, Aug. 7.-St. Paul Friday
on the printers national baseball
championship, defeating Detroit 10 to
|, in a Suggest that was any ones
hme until the final out
BY their victory the locals took ros-
Ission Of the Garry Hartmann trophy
Id several other prizes
The game see sawed and at the end
the eighth inning the count was 10
5iece. st. Paul then showed across
rec runs in its half of the ninth,
lille the best Detroit could do was to
t one.
Next years tournament viii be held
Detroit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
AMATEURS
Is TEAMS ENTER
INDEPENDENT SERIES

The sixteen fastest independent ANA
teur teams in the city will compete for
the Indianap0 is championship laurels in
the indepenG.tmt tournament.
ENTRIES " the event closed Thursday
night witty fifteen teams on the list and,
IN order 70 prevent byes in the drawings,
another team viii be admitted at the
Offices
At II is meeting the managers or repre-
sentau yes of all teams entered viii get
togetf er and arrange the playing dates.
paItI cuiars of the tournament.
IE% idea of the independent series Is
70 Establish a championship among the
te'q a. Vi the city that are not members
OF tie Indianapolis Amateur association.
T. Walter Jarvis, president OF the ]. A.
b "A, and James n. Lowry, superinten-
e1 of the park board, have both ap-
Y|oved the meet. Lowry has promised
b reserve the best municipal diamonds
J q 80 city for the series play.
The Daily Times silver trophy will be
awarded the winners Of the tournament
and the Em-Roe sporting goods store
will also give silver cup to the run
ners-up.
The teams entered are: indianapolis
Specials, Wizards. Brightwood Big Four,
80 tIern CUBS Daily Times, Borden In
dependents, Elder Reserves South Side
ar ers. Oren A. C.s, Ferndales, Christa-
mores, K. Of P. lodge No. SO, Militarys
Talbot A. C.'s and Big Four.
Doc Zeller's Vets and Oss Kossman's
Indianapolis Feds will stage their an
nual battle on Garfield diamond No. .
tomorrow morning. The clubs are made
up of old timers and snappy south side
ball tossers, who ditch their regular
outfits Tor this game, and they always
make things worth while for the fans.
The Vet lineup includes Dillahay, De-
Pew, Ruth, teller, Tenner, Il. McCann
Engdoll, captain; Waite, McCarty and
Jefferson, with Dynamite" and "Blaek
Cat as the mystery men.
The Feds boast of the following com
bjnation OF stars: Alexander, Angrick,
Shea, Sanders, Seifert, o. Kossman. VI.
kossman, Fuller Zig, Hollingsworth,
Moan and L. Mccain.
The RupD Juniors are all set for their
game with the Romulas A c. at River
side tomorrow, The Romulas defeated
Manager McHugh is confident that
Pitcher Ayers will stand the east side
coys off tomorrow.
Amateur fans should be treated TO a
warm scrap on Riverside diamond No.
tomorrow afternoon, when the South
Side Turner's and Indianapolis Trojans
get together. Monte. and Warner, the
the Tigers last sunday, will be in action
for the Trojans. The Turner club has
been going at a fast clip all season,
having sidetracked all clubs IN the aiu
nicipal league when the circuit disband-
ed, and Manager Neu is ready to stake
his all ON their trouncing the Owen
followers.
Rector a. C.s and the INDIANAPOLIS
Stars will meet at Northwestern park
Sunday at 8 80 o'clock
RhOdius diamond No. will be the
scene of battle between the Southern
Grays and indianapolis Red Sox tomor-
row.
Indianapolis Specials will journey to
Seymour tomorrow All players are re-
quested to report at the terminal station
at S 80 a. m. Geralbaur or Hampe and
Sweeney will appear as the special bat
terry. For games call Belmont 2162 and
ask for Ralph.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
iris and Rogers m
Front With Batting
iTe Major Leagues

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Tris Speaker OF
Cleveland end Rogers Hornsby Of st.
Louis lead the American aud National
league batting averages. according to
figures made public today Speaker has
percentage OF .414 and Hornsby .3T5.
In lO2 games Speaker went to bat 3S4
times, made l59 hits and 90 runs.
In ninety mine games HOrnsby went to
bat 302 times, made 147 hits and 61 runs.
Other leaders In the American league
and their percentage follow: Sissler,
403 Jackson, 403 Ruth. 500. and Rice,
Sea National league leaders include
Roush. 320 J. Smith, .32s; Myers, .S21,
aud Williams. .3i9
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Greb, Martin and Others
on Chuck Virgins List

Chuck Virgins faces a busy ring cam
paigu according 10 an announcement Of
dates by Manager Druley. -Four bouts
have been secured. according to Druley
with opponents and dates as follows !:
Homer smith al Grand Rapids. next Sat
uranv- LEI smith ut Cincinnati two
days later; Harry Greb at Kalamazoo,
Aug. ~. aud Bob Martin at Columbus
o.. Aug. so. In addition to these bouts
n match with Gunboat Smith, at Mum
Gle, Labor day, is pending.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
LEAGUE STANDINGS AN o CALENDAR
yesterdays RESULTS.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Ioie9 800. 10000 OOO0-1 5
81. hul...... 22O00 4O1 90 IS +.
~ tteries-stryker, Nelson and Nc
u; Grlner, Merritt and Hargarve.
* nsas City. OoOo2 Oooo-4 {
Il hisvilIe -. o 5000 0OO-I Is !
. Batteries Horstman and Sweeney
Wright and Meyer.
{ Milwaukee at Columbus-Rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York -. OF OIL 0 Oil 10 q
Detroit ...... 0 0 0 0 0 3 o. 1S .
Batteries-Quinn. Mogridge and Ruel
Dauss, Oldham and StanRge.
90 innlngs)
Philadelphia 10000 OoO11-2 3 /
Cleveland -. o 0 90 1 o 0 o. 4 1
Batteries-Rommeu, Keefe and Per-
kins; Coveleskie and O'Neill.
40 innings)
Boston 80. 5000 0O2 % 8 o
Observation-Disclosures, Kerr and schalk /;
Myers and Schang.
st. Louis 80. sO1O24 ia IA o
Washington. 0O1O4 400 1-712 1
DALLtfles-DaNIb ana SeFeFelus court
ney, Engle, Acosta and Charity, Torres
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati 80. o201O4 It's o 1
Philadelphia o o o 0 o % Q
Batteries-Ring and wlngo; Smith,
Retts. Enzman and Wheat
Boston ........ 100000 IN ?
st. Louis. 1 o o o o / % II l
Batteries-Scott and O'Nein; Doak,
Kircher and Clemens.
First gamel
New York.. 900 0 - 6 l
Chicago ...... 90 90 0 % /
Decentralization and Smith, Snyder;
Alexander, Carter Bailey and killefer.
Second game)
New York 90 . 0 3 0 e u /
Chicago ........ o o o 90 90 2 % 2
Batteries-Douglas and Snyder; Tyler,
Jones and Daily.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn-Rsin.
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ing for play in the indianapolis Chicago
lntercity match.
Walter huyes and Alex Squair will
play Hennessey and Bastian in the
Singles matches and Clifton Herd will
team with Jerry Weber in an attempt to
ston the Hennessey Mckay team in the
doubles.
indianapolis Is now leading in the
intercity standing and victories over the
Chicago team will give this city a big
chance to finish in front at the close Of
tie season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Indiana Civilian Rife
Team Gets in Running

CAMP PERRY, O., Aug. Trap
ooting events were to open on the
mp Perry range today in the national
mpetitions.
) A large squad of marines arrived from
the Quantico ranges Friday and they
seem confident Of hanging up records in
the target competition next week
Colorado and Ohio rife teams held top
places Friday among the national guard
teams in the small arms firing school.
In the civilian rife contests teams
from Michigan, Arizona, Iowa, Massachu-
setts, Indiana. Minnesota, Montana and
Florida were in the lead
The scores show the civilian teams are
leading the guardsmen on the pistol fir
ing with New Mexico, Minnesota, and
Rhode Island holding frat places and
Oregon, Minnesota and Texas ranking
high on the soldiers List.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
MINnuP At MuNCIE.

2:22 Trot Is in 3 heats purse $500
Roy Cosstman, b & (NewelD 80. ! l
Paul billiard. S z (Podestal ....
Willow Brook, b Edwards .,. 3
Hugh Miller. blk & (Littlel -. 5 4
Can't Help 1t, Rene w, Flowing Tide.
Crystal Onward, Lucille and The
Great Marie also started.
Time-2 :17k. 2:lGi4, 2:lTh.
Free-for-all s-ace g In heats; purse
5000
Mack Todd, b (Jolly) .......... l
Decision, (Trowbridge). ... 3
Lottie D, blk m (Covaltl ........ 2
Boro B. br & (Dosset) 1890.
Col. Armstrong, blk < (Little)... 4 DIR
Time-2 ;1211, 2:l3E, 2lSA-
20 Pace g in heats; purse 5000
Arnold ". tEdson) 80. l
Jerry D, br (Edwards) 49,.
Leo Boy, z (Clemens) ...... 3
Julia Direct. b m (FleminG).. DIS
Bounce. Rexie Dillon, Frank W, Ha
eel Dawn and Gilbert also started.
Time-2:15A 2:1eA. 2:15h, 2:16}s.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Walter Meanwhile. the Boston a.
tionals shortstqp. and Catcher Nc
Carthy of the St Louis Nationals were
unable to play in Fridays game at
Braves field because of injuries received
in an automobile accident Thursday
night. Meanwhile had taken Mccarthy
for spin in HTS car and while they were
riding along Ia seashore drive another
automobile scame upon them unexpected
ly from side street, Maranpille
sweryed to avoid a collision and struck a
tree. Beth men were thrown out
MaranviKe's head was slightly cut and
he was shaken up. Mccarthy com
planned of pains in his back.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Big League Stuff

Babe Ruth, home-run champion,
added two more circuit blows to his
string in the second game of the IT.
ger-Yankee series here Friday. bring
ing his total for the season TO forty
one. New York won the game. IL TO
7. Ruth's first homer came in the
third inning. The first man up, he
hit the ball to the top tier of bleach
ers in center field. Tho second, in the
sixth inning, cleared the wall over
right field. Tho second drive scored
Peckinpaugh and Ward ahead of
Ruth. Both homers were made of
George Dauss.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Mike Dundee Wins

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, aug. t.
Mike Dundee of Rock Island, ILL.,, out
pointed Sammy Marine of New York in
a twelve round bout last night.
Eddie Huse, claimant to the Pacific
coast welterweight Championship, and
Mike O'Leady battled TO an eight-round
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
pLuNGER aMIrH DEAD.

SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 7-Wop1 was
received Friday Of the death Of Chris
Chris Smith at one time was The most
picturesque turf figure in the west, not
alone from the fact that he vas a SEN
sational plunger, as plungeys of that
period went, but he was also In the lime
light from the fact that his pretentious
racing establishment included such noted
stars as 70 Tambien, Mafd Marian,
Prince Karl, Van Buren, and others.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
LOCALS PLAY
CHICAGO SUNDAY

Johnny Hennessey. l. Fritz Bastlan and
Jack Mckay, Indianapolis tennis stars.
VIII skip from Fit. Wayne where they
were 10 flush play in the 'trstate tour
nament today, to Chicago Sunday morn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
M,FAppEN FLooRs JENNINGS.

STERLING, ILL.,, Aug. bud McFad-
den, local welterweight, knocked out Bat
thing Jennings OF Clinton, Ia, in the third
round of the windup bout here at the
American legion picnic yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

IRAN for Y. Smith in the ninth.
Sacrifice hits-Wof, q Rehg, 2; Hen
line, SINNERS. Stolen bases-Reilley, w.
Smith. Two-baso hits-Rehg, Robert
son, Wade, Sawyer. Three base hit
Jones. Home run-Henline. Double
play, J. Smith to Covington. Left on
bases-Indians, .; Millers, g. First base
on errozs-Indians, /; MiIlers, 4. Bases
on balls-Oh Jones, i of Robertson, ..
Hit by pitcher-By Robertson, (Shin-
ners) Struck out-By Jones, 2; by Rob-
ertson, 2. Winning pitcher-JOnes. Los
ing Standardization. Umpires-Mur-
ray and McG1oon. Time-1 :2S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
MORNING PLAY
ELAINE RosENTHAL LOSES.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. Miss
C.enna Collet of Providence, r. l., de-
feated Miss Elaine Rosenthal OF the RAJ
veslo Country club of Chicago in the
final round OF the Shenecossett woman's
golf tournament on the links at Eastern
Point Friday. Miss Collett won by two
II
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
HENNESSEY AND
WESTBROOK IN
FINAL BATTLE
JOh,nny's Recent Win Over
Clevelander Brings Him
Heavy Local Support.
LOCAL PAIR IN DOUBLES
Tristate Card Today

MEMS SINGLES.
Johnny Hennessey, Indianapolis, VS..
Walter Westbrook, Cleveland.
LADIES' SINGLES.
Mrs. Hoard Cordes, Cincinnati vs..
Miss Ruth King. Cleveland.
MEMS DOUBLES.
Johnny Hennessey and Fritz Bas-
tian VS.. Waiter WestbrOOk and Ken
meth simmons.
LADIES' DOUBLES.
Rask-COrdes VS.. winner II. King
Esch VS.. J. King Wise match.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Dick Kerr won his own game In tho
tenth whom he singled and scored
John Collins. Score: Chicago, 4; Bos-
ton, 3.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

The Browns hit three National pitch
ers hard, winning, Ii to z.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

The Giants piled up six straight
vlcs cries when they took both ends
of doublo-header with the Cubs,
to- g and to 2.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

with Cleveland leading the American
league by four games, although the pen
MINT race is by no means decided the
Cleveland club, in anticipation of win
Iing the flag, Friday awarded a con-
tract and secured permit to construct
press box to seat 500 newspaper cor
respondents and telegraph operators at
the worlds series. Work will begin
Aug. 16.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Grand Circuit Results
AT TOLEDO FRIDAY.


2:I0 Trot three heats; purse 81 900
Dottie Day, b N (McDonald) ... /
Baroness Hanover. m (Fleming) s
Harry Chapman. (Stokes)... I
Miss Glare Mae. blk m tGeersl. 3 5
The Pattern Maker. b & (Ers-
Virginia and Viola Watts also started.
Time-2l0A, 21OA, .; OSA.
. o6 Trot (the Steadman; three heats;
value $1,9T5)-
Baron Gigantic. b h (McDonaldl l l .
Don DeLopez, blk & (Geersl ..... . 4 1
Charlie Rex. b (Murphy)...... , 3
Hollywood Kate, no m (Dodge).. 3 6
Peter Coley, b (Yalentine) 80.
The fodder also started.
Time :O5A. 2:04A, 2:04
2I5 Pace three heats; purse. S1,20o)-
The Boston Man, b wv. Elem
Bonique, b m palm ..........-.2
Dial Spencer. b & tWhitehead)
Signal Boy. oh (Stokes) ....-.. 3
Dorothy Bond, br m (Rayl ...... 6
Mack Allerton, Lewis Witt and Lecco
Grafton also started.
Time ON. 2.06A. 2:o6L.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Henry Sullivan, the American who
endeavored to swim from Dover to Calais
in 1913, Is now training hard at Dover
for another attempt this year. The feat
is extremely difficult, as the swimmer
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Shortstop Ed Adams OF the Danville
club of the Piedmont league has been
sold to the st, Louis Americans He
will report in September
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

six errors by the Phillies gave the
champion Reds an to 2 victory.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

The Athletics won out in the tenth in
a pitchers battle between Rommel and
Coveleski OF the Cleveland Indians
Score: Philadelphia, 2 Cleveland, i.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Seven runs in the lucky seventh" gave
the Braves to 3 victory over the Car
dinals
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
HOW THEY STAND.

GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION q.
Minneapolis ut indianapolis.
Kansas City at Louisville.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus (tV o games).
AMERICAN LEAGF f.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
NATIONAL LII AGUE.
St Louis at Boston u NO games).
Cincinnati at PHI hdelphia 1.-TWO
games).
Pittsburg at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
Chicago at New UJrI..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

must plough to rough twenty-five miles
OF enoppy sea: Sullivan is being trained
by John D. ' onion, also an American
Jack Weidm9 n Of Dover will act as his
pilot.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
.Women's Doubles

Rask Cordes defeated Friend. Killie
6-1, 81. The X. King Esch VS.. J. King.
Wise play viii be completed Saturday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Jimmy Smith made a neat catch of a
fly in left field in the eighth. ut was
Reilleys ball, but the Tribe signals got
crossed and Jimmy had to hustle to make
the catch.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Mrs. Howard Cordes. Cincinnati, de-
feated Miss Ruth Wise, Cleveland, ca,
%. SO; Miss Ruth King. Cleveland. de-
feated Miss Mildred Rask, Cleveland, GA,
"a 10