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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
DePauw Grid Players
to Work Out at Lakes

GREENCASTLE. Ind, Sept 7.-E. c.
Buss. head football coach at DePauw
university, left Monday for Culver. where
he will meet the 1920 football squad for.
a two weeks intensive coaching period.
The fall term here does not open until
Sept 81 and due to this. Buss Is taking
his squad to Culver for two weeks pre-
linminary training. When Coach Buss
left here he expected dozen or so men
who were on last years squad TO re
port at Culver today. He SAD nothing
about the new men he viii have for his
1920 team. but from reports he will have
some classy freshmen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
Reed Defeats Resener
in Highland Golf Final

The Highland invitational golf tourna-
nent championship was carried of by
william Reed of Riverside yesterday
afternoon when he played golf Of the
of -Kokomo, state champion, ] up.
Reeds victory was, Ike good many
victories throughout the tournament,
somewhat of a surprise, although he has
been rather successful In match play
with Resener for several years.
L. l.. Banford took the honors in the
second flight when he defeated ]. J..
Tuite, up and 3.
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Two-base hits-Hnl, WoodaH. Three
base hits-W Oodall, Hyatt. Sacrifice hits
Hyatt. Dyer, Kelly. Stolen base-Reil-
ley Double plays-Schreiber to Smith to
SINNERS to Henline to Schneider TO Gov
ington to Henline; Whitehouse to Wolf to
Schreiber to Wolf. Left on bases-In-
dians. z Mud Hens, 8. First base on
on baIls-Off Cav, g. of Mccall, 2; off
Whitehouse, 1. Hits-On Cav, and 0
runs in pa innings; of Whitehouse, IL
and . runs in 623 isfnings. Hit by
pitcher-By Whitehouse, 1 kelly.
Struck out-By Whiteheuse. /; by Nc
Call, 2 Winning pitcher--McCall. Los
ing pitcher-Gaw. Umpires-Fipnerap
aud Freeman. Time-1 80.
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BOXING
WIGGIN.S GETS
DRAW WITH GREB

BENTON HARBoR. Mich, Sept. T.
In the prellminaries to the Dempsey
Miske bout yesterday Bill Tate of New
York outpointed Sam Langford OF Bos-
ton I'm SIX rounds and Chuck Virgins
Of Indianapolis fought n six round draw
with Harry Greb OF Pittsburg.
The Wiggins-Greb bout was the best
thriller on the days program insofar
light heavyweights set a pace that was
sensational.
Virgins employed q hop that enabled
him to get over Greb's guard. but his
inability 10 hit hard went against him,
though the fans gave him credit for his
willingness to mix it with the veteran
Greb
Chuck was the leader in the FIRST three
rounds, according ID the majority Of
ringside critics, but Greb's better foot
work told in the last three and he
scored enough points to even up with
the fiashy Hoosier
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Eastern Speedster
CAPTURES First TN
Marion Cycle Race

MARION. Ind. Sept. Ray Weishaar
OF Bridgeport. Conn, riding a Harley
Davidson machine, won the 200mile In
ternational championship motorcycle
road race here Monday afternoon over
a field OF twenty riders. His time was
PAS :37 1900, an average Of seventy-two
miles per hour.
Others wEo finished as prize winners
were Second, Leonard Buckner, Indian;
third. Jim Davis. Harley Davidsoni
fourth, Warren Crop, Excelsior.
The race was witnessed by crowd es-
timated ut 5000. There were several
spills but none was injured.
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Bx FRANK G. MENKE.

International News STAFF Correspondents
BENTON HARBoR. Mich, Sept. T.
The shouting has died. but not the
memory of Jack Dempseyis easy trump
yesterday over a man who had been
ranked as the champions most formid-
able rival.
Miske didn't give Dempsey a real work
out; Miske never had chance from the
bang of the first gong. 1t was Dempsey's
fight from end to end and the only
question involved was how long Miske
could stand up under the terrinc punish
ment which the Utah mauler began
TO deal out at the outset Of the second
session.
Mlske stood it until the third round
then went out for the count.
They've talked Carpenter, the great
French boxer, as Dempsey foemsn,
And so they are talking the Frencnman
into being slaughtered
For, great as Carpenter may be, he
can not be cIassed with Dempsey. Those
who espouse the Parisian's cause insist
that his superior boxing ability ana
greater agility" Will enable him 10
keep out of Dempsey's way until Demp-
sey has tired himself.
What a fallacy; for, nrst OF all. Demp
sey is tireless; beyond almost human
conception In his endurance powers. Ana
as for speed, well, Dempsey MADE MisAe,
long regarded as one Of the speediest
hooters In the game, look ike wooden
legged circus fat man.
Throughout the entire fight or Mon
day afternoon Dempsey whizzed ana
Whitfield around Miske with the speed
Of a panther. and whenever Miske tried
TO spring away from attack Dempsey
oYerhauled him without a real effort.
They tout Carpenter as a boxer, as
a greater boxer than Dempsey" Those
who do that haven't seen the new
amazing boxing skill he can display
whenever the mood pleases him.
Carpenter may be greater ooxer tnan
MIske-but If he ever mixes 1t with
Dempsey in a pure boxing match the
chances are that Dempsey viii give him
a very elegant boxing lesson before he
drops him into a state of coma.
They've talked Harry Wills, the negro,
as another dangerous foeman-a tough
citizen. Dir. Wills, lutte tough. Hits
hard-and can take an ordinary fighters
pasting-and still linger around on his
ebony toeSies.
ring with Jack Dempsey the champion
probably won't be merciful by boxing
the first round with him. He'll probably
Just step forth and whale away and
Harry Wills will soon be having q ten
second nightmare on the canvas.
Beyond Carpenter and Wills there
seems to be no battler vino can be reck-
oned seriously in a clash with Dempsey.
But few warriors here and there. lured
on perhaps by the thought OF fat purse,
are clamorfng for a fight. And to these
Jack Dempsey says:
III fight 'em-fght anybody in ths
world. That's what a world champion
should do-prove that be is champion Of
the world. I'm ut and ready now for a
solid year of ring work. And Jack
Kearns can't pick the matches too fast to
suit me- ! said I'd be a lighting cham
pi0n and now I want to make good on
by promises to the public. Bring EN-
on
But who'll they bring? Who can put
the uper-hghter of the prize ring to q
real test.
The attendance yesterday was officially
estimated at 1880. Total receipts were
placed at 1884, 904. Of which Dempsey re-
ceiyed so per cent and Miske % per cent.
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Challenger Says Blow
Under, Heart in Second
Told Him He Was Done
BY BILLY AIIsKE.
Dy HANNA 4IA-N1s
written for International News.)

written for international News.)
BENTON HARBoR. Mich. Sept. Tt
is my thought today that there is not a
man alive who can stand up before Jack
Dempsey-the Jack Dempsey 1 met yes
terday-for ten full rounds. He IS the
greatest man in the ring, and l bow to
his superior ability.
and held him off. I thought / could not
only duplicate that but thought | could
knock him out.
But the Dempsey of today is so much
better than the man of two years ago
that there Is no comparison Dempsey
showed boxing skill yesterday that l
never thought possible of him And he
displayed speed that was simply be-
wiIdering.
When he started in to smash-well
knew the end had come for me when
that smash landed under my heart in
the second round.
1 have no alibis I was beaten by a
great fghter-certainly the greatest of
this day, and probably the greatest of
all time
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Jury Investigation of
Chicago Baseball Bets

CHICAGO, Sept, 7.--Grand Jury in
vestigatlOn of gambling at big
league baseball games here from
and IO-cent pools to the $50 600
betting scandal, which IL alleged to
have Involved players of the Chicago
National league team, was ordered
to-day by Chief Justice Mcdonald OF
the criminal court.
Judge Mcdonald expected the
jurors TO "clean up" all forms Of
gambling on baseball In Chicago.
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Easy ZOE sOLLY.

KoKoMo, Ind. Sept. 7.-solly Ep-
stein OF Indianapolis and Johnny Ros-
ner, the New York hyweight, boxed ten
rounds on a Labor day program here
given by the Elks lodge. The Indian
apolis boy led the lighting. Rosner seek
ing the elinches and showing little desire
10 scrap. Tommy league OF Muncie out
fought Don Curley Of indianapolis In
another bout OF ten rounds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
Major Races

The net result Of the Labor day
battles In the two major leagues is
that the Reds are out in front by a
better margin than of late and that
the Giants have gained a trifie on the
staggering Dodgers. That IL In the
National league.
In the American, the day of fate
only grows nearer, for all three lead
ers each won two games and remain
II points intervening between tho
leading Cleveland Indians and the
third place Yankees.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept. z
Otto Loesche yesterday pushed his
Lexington special through a binding
snow storm to the top of Pixies Peak
fpa Sil Wis ei,mb 5ne Wla9s re OF 1ne Tre
iigtor'scar, was second. Ralph Milford,
picked By many as q winner, abandoned
tha drive because e The suGU.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
Two Players Advance

DENVER, Sept. 1.-Two players par
ticipating In the Interstate league were
signed today for organized baseball.
Chuck Cochran, outfelder of the Rapid
City, Iowa, club, goes to Sacramento of
the Pacific Coast league and Jimmy Pay
ton, shortstop of the Sterling, Colo,
club, will join the st. Louis Browns
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN AssOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOC1AT1ON.
Toledo, Ia; indianapolis. (frst game
Indianapolis. &; Toledo, (seeOnd
game, IL innings.)
st. Paul 3; Minneapolis, 5 (hrst game)
st. Paul, 8; Minneapolis, Second
camel.
Louisville, s: Columbus, first gamel
Louisville, 3; Columbus, Second
gamel.
Kansas City, 8; Milwaukee, 2 (nrst
Kansas City, 8; Milwaukee. 5 (secOnd
Qamel
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FALLs on OPPONENT.

ERIE, Pa, Sept, THE ten-round bout
between Charles O'Conneil. Cleveland
lightweight, and Phil Logan OF James
town, y. v. here Monday afternoon, came
TO an abrupt end In the third round when
Logan was knocked down by O'ConnelI,
and the latter, or his balance. fell on top
OF him, rendering him unconscious. The
referee called II a no contest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07

bases-Shinners q Two-base hits
Hyatt Fox, Kelley ?. Tbree-base hits
J. Jones. Kelly. Left on bases-Indians,
8; Mud Hens. g. First base on errors
Indians, 4 Mud Hens. 2. RaEes on balls
OF Jones, 3. Hits-Off Jones, 6 and 4
runs in innings (pitched to one batter
in eighty off Cavet, and no runs In La
innings; Off Petty, and runs in %
inning. Struck out-By Jones. 5 by Nell
son. I; by Cavet, .. Umpires-Einneran
and Freeman Time 10.
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Two Clubs After Him

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. THE De-
Foit and Boston Red sox have each put
] bids Of $500 for George Pennington,
BE pitching ace of the Hartford club.
I'D Barrow, manager Of the Boston
b, is anxious to have Pennington join
team at the close of the eastern
que season, Sept. r.
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oHANGEs Ar cnIrMRrs

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. Pitcher Lefty
George. Columbus veteran, was last night
released TO Minneapolis by the waiver
route OutfeldeT Sherry Magee was I'M
conditionally released and Outhelder
Solomon, q local semi-prO. was signed.
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LApoR DAY srArE GAMES

Frankfort, 8; Lafayette, 2.
<snith's Valley, s; Indianapolis Tigers. z.
wells A. 3. C.'s, 4 !; Danville QllD
srs' Home, J.
Palestine, Q; indianapolis Super
ligan City. ri Laporte, 1 III IN
nsport. z; Peru, 8.
antown, .; kctons =
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07

ST. LOUIS. Sept. Joe Burman. Chi
cage. today held a newspaper decision
over Champion Pete Herman. rho ChnI-
lengeF WAY awarded Ave OF the eight
rounds when the bantam champion fol-
lowed a safety first style.
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RoNsoN EASY roR aAcK.

CEDAR POINT. o.. Sept. Jack
Brttton. weltsrweighe champion. logged
along TO an easy victory over Ray Bron-
son, who essayed comeback after six
years out of the ring.
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an nELANEY MIS-.

MANSFIELD, o., Sept. Cal Delaney,
Cleveland lightweight, outpointed Willie
Beecher OK New York In a ten-round bout
here Monday.
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PAL MOORE LOSES.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. T.-TounE
Montreal OF this city won a decision over
Pal Moore Of Memphis at Woonsocket
yesterday. The bout went twelve rounds.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Washington 1.-TWO games).
Philadelphia at New York.
No other games scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, TO; st. Louis, 2-5.
Chicago, Go: Detroit, PA.
New York, As; Philadelphia, 10.
Washington, 6-6; Boston, Of.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo at indianapolis (twO games).
Louisville at Columbus.
No others scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. o.; st. Louis, 80.
Philadelphia, SO; Brooklyn, 20.
Boston, 10; New York, 90.
Chicago, oil; Pittsburg, PIP.
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The Red sox eased up a bit in Wash
ington, where it means little. The Ma
tionals won both, 8 to 0 and 6 to 4.
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The Braves pulled a neat trick on the
Giants by shutting them out, 1 to o, but
they suffered the same fate in the sec
ond, 3 TO o.
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BY margins of one run I'm each
game, the Dodgers skidded farther
behind in the National league race.
Philadelphia winning, to 2 and
to B.
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The Cubs beat the Pirates oncs, to 2,
but the Pirates came back and copied
the afternoon game, IL to 2.
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Twice the Cardinals met the Reds and
fell both times. The scores were 5 to 3
and to ?.
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Matches between indianapolis ana CHI
cago players were carded as features IN
the second and third rounds OF the
Indiana state tennis championship tsmnis
tournament on the /. 4. A. courts this
afternoon. However. there We're other
good matches on the card and some
brilliant tennis was expected.
Johnny Hennessey, indianapolis, was
to meet Harry Knox, Chicago star, IN
the third round OF play. Knox made
short work of bud Pratt or Indianapolis
yesterday, but II was believed that Hen
nessey would stop him this afternoon.
In the other headline matches, Watson
OF Indianapolis was scheduled against
Cochran OF Chicago; Marson of Indian
apolis was 20 meet VanArsdale OF Chi
cago, and Allen OF indianapolis was
paired with Wilson Of Chicago.
Fritz Bastlan Was 10 meet the winner
OF the Wilson Allen match. Another event
that promised TO Interest the fana was
the completion OF the DoTey X oehler
match. started yesterday and stopped at
dark with each player having a set 90
his credit These men were evenly
matched and the outcome OF today's play
between them was a toss-up.
Early play In the present tournament
has been more interesting than that OF
any other net meet staged in~this city
Most OF the matches have resulted IN
tough scraps and indications are that
the players will settle down TO classy
action I'm the late rounds.
Results of the Monday matches fol
low:
DarnalI. Lebanon, defeated d.
Thomas. e-3. ell ID. Perrine. Centralia.
defeated PuEh. default: NJ. Kohn defeat
ed y. Perrine, Centralia, 60, T-5 Allen
Carey defeated OFT. default; Haworth de-
feated Humes, default; Carey defeated
Hnworth. 81 6-1 Brecht Kipp defeated
Do NaIff a. lex a. 40
eago.. defeated d. Pratt, rs. 60: Ed
Dorey defeated ID. Perrine Centralia.
OF. TO- sagalowsky defeated 2. MRngan,
default: Blessing defeated simmons. de-
fault: Layman defeated Hence Orme. Jr.,
SO, SO. "a; Coous, Lebanon, defeated
wellman. 6-1, 6-3. Harris defeated Mayer,
default: Harris defeateu Hence 0rme, ST.,
81. so: jeffrey defeated Chambers, de-
fault; j. T. O'Briep, Chicago. defeated
Galloway, 81. ga.
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TILDEN NOW is
REAL NET KING
Philadelphia Wizard Proves II
in Johnston Defeat.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Wil1iam T. Til
den, Philadelphia tennis star, will repre-
sent America at the Davis cup games In
Australia as a real worlds champion.
He is entitled the the honor today, for
| his victory over William NJ. johnston al
Forest Hills in the national singles tour
nsment finals yesterday leaves no nelds
When Tilden won the all-comers sim
giles at Wimbledon, foreign experts called
him worlds champion, for they nave
recognized the survivor in that tourney
as the worlds best.
Tilden triumphed over Gerald Patter-
son, Australians representative IN tnat
elimination, and Johnston was beaten py
a Briton. Americans, however, denied
Tildens right to the worlds title be-
cause the national association here does
not recognize it,
Therefore, when Tilden won at Forest
Hills he had beaten the worlds best In
successive tournaments. There Is no
doubt now that he is worlds champion.
Both Tilden and Johnston, together
with other members OF the DAVIS cup
team, win sail within short time for
Auckland, n. D., where they win attempt
to win back the Davis cup.
EAST VS.. WEST.
NEW YORK, Sept. Announcement
of the teams forsthe east vs.. west tennis
matches in Philadelphia Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday was made today. Inc
eastern team will be:
William T. TfIden II, Philadelphia; Il.
Norris Williams II, Boston; Wallace +.
johnson. Philadelphia; w. NJ. Wash
burn, New York; G. c. Gamer, Boston,
and c. 5. Garland, Pittsburg, for tho
singles: Williams and Tilden, Johnson
and Washburn, and Garner and Garland
for the doubles.
The western team will include:
w. NJ. Johnston. Clarence J. Grimm:
San Francisco. and Ralph Fl. Burdick
and Walter 7. Hayes of Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Pittsburg.
New York at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Brooklyn at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games)
No other games scheduled.
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wAsHTNGT0N PARK NOT


The Tribe made six errors in the first
game.
Duke Kelley has a rival in base-steal-
ing in the person of Ralph SINNERS. In
the sixth inning of the second game
SINNERS stole both second and third and
finally scored on Henline's sacrifice ny.
In the third inning of the second game
Jimmy Smith made wonderful stop OF
Hyatts singing liner. Jimmie went
three feet in the air. but he pulled It
down. Incidentally Dyer did the same
thing on Henline in the first game.
Whiteheuse was right there with the
stick work. getting two safeties s,S out o,
wicked club In the second game, also,
driving in a man with two out.
With none out in the tenth OF the
second game and q man on third and
first. Cayet forced Hyatt TO pop up TO
Ccvington and then famed Dyer ana
Dubue-
Pug Cavet gave the greatest display Of
nerve many fans ever have seen on a
ball field when he was struck by Wood
ais drive. The blow came in the elev-
enth inning after one out and struck
Cavet in the groin. but the veteran pitch
er made the play at first. getting his
man, before falling in terrific pain. IL
was some time before he could be re-
moved from the field and he had TO be
carried to the clubhouse. his legs being
temporarily paralyzed. Reports from
Manager Hendricks today said that the
veteran was much better and soon would
be ready for action.
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GOLFERS START
IN MATCH PLAY
First Round of National Title
Event Opens.

ROSLYN, L. l., Sept. ALBERT Seckel
Of Chicago. Harold Weber of~Toledo and
Reuben Bush of New ORLEANS qualified
for the national golf championship in the
play-off today.
Those in the play-off who failed were
Sam Graham of Greenwich. J. N. Storms
of Nassau. w. J. Thompson Of Canada
and w. n Gardiner of Buffalo.
The first round of match play with
thirty-two in the field started immediate
~ after the play-off for the three remain
ing players.
The draw is such that Chick Evans and
Francis Ouimet are in opposite brackets
and they are favored to reach the final
round Bobby Jones is in the same half
as Ouimet, while Davidson Harron, pres
ent champion, is In the half with Evans.
Cyril Tolley, British amateur champion
Roger Wethered and Lord Charles Hope,
other Britishers, failed to qualify.
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The Athletics squeezed one run into
two games, both of which were taken by
the Yankees, to 1 and to 0.
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Big League Stuff

Who r. this Hodge9 He held the
Tigers to two hits for the White sox
yesterday, winning 5 to 4. Tho Sex
also took the following game. 8 to 2.
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JACKS CROWN
SAFE AGAINST
PRESENT FIELD
Quick Knockout of Miske
Proves Dempsey Too Strong
for All Challengers.
HE CAN BOX AND HIT

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Sept. IT,
Jack Dempsey ard his aides lett here
at noon today for Chicago. The cham
pion will spend a day or two there be-
forc starting east.
Manager Kearns is attempting by tele-
phone to clinch match Sept % In Bos-
ton with GunbOnt Smith as the foeman-
Billy Miske remained here. He is said
TO be suffering some pain from the
pounding Dempsey gave him.
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baseball Calendar
y and Standings
HOW THEY STAND.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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Cleveland maintained the hot pace by
twice downing the Browns, to 2 and
m
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Match games every day. Gene
0 to Ie a. m. Everybody invited
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HAGEN AND BARNES LOSE.

HAGEN AND BARNES LOSE.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 6.-Harry vardon
and Edward Ray, English pros, defeated
Walter Hagen of Detroit, open champion
last year, and James Barnes, local pro,
and 3, in a thirty-six hole exhibition
match here. The british players led
throughout.
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Indianapolis Stars
Meet Chicago Hopes
in State Net Play
Meeting of Strong Players
Makes Things Hum in
Early Round Play.
STATE NET CARD TODAY.

-ItoU p. III
A. Bennett (Chioago) VS.. r. schmidtI
Appel VS.. Davis; Cochran tChicago)
VS.. Watson; r. Lcven, Jr. (Chicago)
We. HOran; Marson VS.. FanArsdale>
(ChicaRo)i Layman VS.. winner OF
Mnrson-VanArsdale MATCH Wilson
tChicagO) vs.. Alleni completion of
Dorey-KoehIer match.
$50 D. H.
Trask VS.. Sagalowsky.
$50 p. m.-
Mckay vs.. /. Kohn; Il. Bastian VS..
winner of WIison-AIlen match; Knox
(ChieaEo) vs.. j. Hennesseys DarnaH
nebanon) VS.. winner of Appellants
match Payne VS.. winner of Bennett
Schmidt match; II. j. O'Brten (Chi-
cagol VS.. winner of Cochran-Wat
match; Dixon vs.. winner of Leven-
Koran match,