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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

sheIbyville Nationals defeated the Hope
Legion team here. IA to L
MORRIsTowN, Ind, Aug. o.-Morris-
town lost to the TT Harrison team here.
. to 2.
MARION. Ind, Aug. 9-Amos Byrd
pitched good bali in the pinches and was
back by splendid fielding in the vic
tory of the Marion Boosters over
North Manchester by to Sunday. Nc
Bride of the visitors allowed fewer hits
but his teammates errors were costly.
Nor,h Manchester scored its first two
ru:ls on clean hits and the third came on
Golfers error. Shears running one
handed catch in the visitors seventh was
a feature
BROAD RIPPLE. Ind, Aug. 9.-The
Indianapolis Dodgers set the local team
down here Sunday, 3 70 ?. n. Miligen
starred IN the field and Probst's pitch
ing was feature.
BROwNsBURG. Ind. Aug. 9-Cler-
mont defeated BrOwnsburg here Sunday
game was BOwman's pitching for the
winners Another game will be played
OF old Settlers day, Aug. is, at Browns
Lars.
NOBLESvILLE. Ind. Aug. 9-Nobles
vile defeated FOrtTille by the score Of
10 g. Heavy hitting and good field
ing won the victory for the local team.
Noblesville viii play al Frankfort next
Sunday, and the following Sunday
Frankfort will play here.
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in the theory that left handlers are more
or less cookoo.
D. Il. Banford of Highland, barely es-
capped being forced out of the tourna-
ment because the committee got the
names of "Binford" and "Banford"
mixed and concluded that they were one
and the same person. The committee was
wrong and Ranford was allowed to go
out with the first pair, making three
some Banford shot far below his mark.
Cornis Holloway of Riverside. a very
capable golfer, ran into mess Of hard
luck in the way of missed puts and
turned in score which is not up to his
ability at all. Holloway 10 one Of the
longest drivers of the tournament. A
good round today may put nim among
the first thirtytw In the championship
flight.
Jack lutte of Highland and Brownie
Vance of Kokomo, after a terrible battle
turned In scores respectively of IS and
50, scores not at all up to their standard
on their own courses
And Frank Carroll, after going like the
we'll known house afire in his practice
round, turned in a 9S. He found much
trouble on several Of the holes.
Wnen golfers Ike Sparks, the younger,
shoots an SO and Resener. an So and
sieIken and Taylor an 81 and when out
OF the great field Of golfers there is
none in the 70s, 1t shows that either the
south Bend course is tougher than an
llcipated or else the golfers are not
playing 1t as they should.
w F. Martin, picked to win the River
side b/championship. appeared at a
tate hour 10 enter the State tournament.
martin used to be a golf professional
ana now shoots a mean" stick. The
South Bend course win give him a work
out.
Sanders. the South Bend golfer. whose
practice rounds threw some scRres into
the other players failed to show the abil-
ity promised for him. Knowing this
course thoroughly, the best that Sanders
could get on his first round was a ~
and 46, giving him an SO, certainly not
mark for a champion. 1t will take
better shooting than that for anybody to
win championship here.
ley and Calender, found the course so
much more difficult than their home
course that they were furnishing each
other much sympathy.
Frank McNeely Of Riverside. who some
how makes" all the State tournaments,
got in at the eleventh hour, or perhaps
1t was at the twelfth, and started his
way into some fight to win prize
When the prizes are distributed. Nc
Neely generally has title 70 one of them.
The free municipal course at Indian
apotis is represented by Carl Hermanny
and G. A. Brown, both capable golfers.
but having some Of the difficulties of the
other players.
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WilheIni New Phil Boss;
Donovan to Lose Out

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9.-Irving Wilhelm
has been appointed manager of the
Phillies for the rest Of this season and
will probably be retained for next year.
Wilhelm has been getting very good work
cut Of his men and looks like real
lea der He first broke into the National
League as a pitcher with Pittsburgh In
1902, and he was afterward with Boston
al Brooklyn.
year when President Baker became dis
pleased with the way Donovan was han
ding the club and turned it over to
wilhelm. At first Wilhelm refused to
take the jobs for he is a close, personal
friend of Wild BIZ and did not care to
step into his shoes. But Baker has per
suaded him that Donovan was done any
way. and so he was doing Bill no injury
by accepting the position.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

WIGGINS STOPS
JACK STONE

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 0.-New Orleans
fight fans were further impressed sTlth
the ability Of Chuck Virgins, Indian
apois light heavyweight championship
contender, when they saw him batter
Jack Stone, New York scrapper. into sub
mission In three rounds here last night
Virgins was awarded q technical knock
out when the referee stopped the bout
in the third session with Stone hanging
onto tn eropes, waiting FOR the wallop 90
serd him 70 drea inland. The bout was
scheduled 10 go fifteen rounds.
Virgins looked even better against
Stone than no did against Carbonne and
Burke here on previous occasions. and
1t is the opinion Of local fans that he Is
getting better With every fight.
Chuck was far the superior Of stone
at every angle of the ring game last
light and It was evident from the start
Of the initial st9nza that be would be an
easy winner.
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Third Round Reached
in Seabright Tourney

SEABRIGHT. n. J.. Aug e-Au Of
the British Isles team. along with W. NJ
Johnston. the Kinsey brothers Of Cali
foruia and Vincent Richards came
through to the third round OF the tennis
singles IN the tournament on the turf OF
the seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club Monday.
F. Gordon Lowe, the British star. mas
tered Walter NJ. Hall, former ranking
Amerioan, in a back court duel. The tally
vas 60, 6-3
In the women's matches Mrs. MOlla
BJurstedt Mallory, national champion
and the trio from California, Miss Mary
K. Browne. Miss Helen Wills. the Pacific
coast junior champion. and Mrs May
Sutton Bundy, all came through their
first round easily.
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Sports
BLEIBTREY TO
SWIM HERE IN
NATIONAL MEET
Country's Leading Woman
Swimmer Wires Entry for
440' Race at Ripple.
BOYLE ENTRY is SOUGHT

Paul R. Jordan, director Of the national
swimming championships, to be staged
under the auspices of the new Indian
apoHs Athletic Club at the Broad Ripple
pool on Aug. is and 10, today received
by telegram the entry Of Miss Ethelda
Bleibtrey of New York. Miss Bleibtrey
is the holder Of many swimming records
and this year she has broken several
marks and annexed many titles. She is
entered for the 440-yard national cham
pionship swim on the first day of the
meet here.
Just last week Miss Bleibtrey, while
swimming in a seventy ive-foot tank at
Brighton Beach near New York City, es-
tablished new mark for the 200-yard
swim by clipping ! As seconds from the
record formerly held by Miss Charlotte
Boyle. She negotiated the distance in
? :36 Is. Miss Boyle may also participate
in the coming meet
Director Jordan reports that more than
score of Indiana swimmers will par
)ticipate in the various State title events
scheduled for the twO-day meet here
Several State title holders for indoor
events will attempt 10 add the outdoor
titles to their victories Schedule for the
meet includes nine events each day.
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TINES TROPHY
FOR CITY SERIES

Alright you independent amateur base
ball championship claimants, here's your
big chance to put the rollers under the
who's who argument that has been
thrashed out, re-thra shed and thrashed
again since the season opened.
The second annual Daily Times Trophy
tournament, the official championship
party for the Independent anna teur teams
OF indianapolis. is being mapLet out for
the latter part Of this month aud the hrst
OF next, ana all mana gers are herewlt
urged to get their clubs in shape, because
the jamboree this year promises to be
plenty hotter than il was last season.
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Sport Goods Tax Cut

WASHINGTON, d. c. Aug. 9.-Repub-
lican members of the House Ways and
Means Committee, sitting In executive
session. Monday decided to cut the 10 per
cent tax on sporting goods down to 5
per cert The articles in which IL is
proposed to make the cut are:
Tennis racQuets, nets, racquet covers
and presses, skates. snOwshOes, skis to-
boggans, canoe paddles and cushions
polo mallets. baseball bats. gloves, mask
protectors. shoes and uniforms football
helmets, harness and goals; basket ba II
goals and uniforms. golf bags and clubs.
Ia crosse sticks, balls OF all kinds, incIud-
Ing baseballs. footballs. tennis golf, la
crosse, billiard and pool balls; fishing
rods and reels. billiard and pool tables
chess and parts of games Except playing
cards and children's toys and games).
and all similar articles
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RENNY MIST REST.

NEW YORK, Aug with his right
hand in a plaster cast. Benny Leonard.
lightweight champion. was hanging
around his home up in Harlem today
instead # getting his wind right on the
road.
The champion, training for his battle
with Lew Tender, scheduled for Fhila
delphia Friday night, struck the solid
top Of Jack Tolands head and fractured
the bone in his right hand Medics who
examined the fracture said IL would be
necessary TO keep the hand In casts for
six weeks and that he could not box for
at least two months.
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Harter Made Manager

PORT HURON. Mich. Aug ed
(Steyel HaFter of indianapolis. formerly
connected with tie business management
Of the Indianapolis Hoofeds, was made
manager OF the Port Huron fMich.l On
tario Lea que team. succeeding James
Pierce. whose resignation was accepted
by the directors Monday night. Harter
has been. business manager Of the club
since the season opened.
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PIIILADLLPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Phlln-
delphia National League baseball team
is not to be sold, for the present at least.
William f. Baker president Of the club.
announced Monday. Mr. Baker. who con
trolls he club. asserted that reports of
negotiations being conducted for the pur-
chase Of the Phillies by a group of Pitts
burgh oil men were erroneous The
club will not be placed on the market un-
til 1t is a winner, at least" he said
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WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 9.-Tbe In
arach Giants here Monday, 3 to 0. The
A. 4. C.s made three fast double plavs
Mahoney, the recruit pitcher secured by
the As. pitched a great game The score.
Bacharach.. .......... 900 900 1000 /
A. r. Cs.......... eco 600 11f-3 Q .
Batteries-Ryan and Roto; Mahonev
and Powell.
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Three base hit-COvingtQn. Home run
Covington- Stolen bases-Baird. 3 Sac
fifics-Swetonic. Double plays-Cavet to
Sicking TO COvfngton Wilson to PechOus +:
Baird to Sticking to CovingtOn- Left on
baseE-TndianapOlis 6, Columbus
Bases on baIls-Off Clark. 4; off Haid. l.
Hits-Of Clark, in % innings; Of
Hsid. S in ~ innings Struck out-By
Cavet. 3: by Haid. O. Losing pitcher
Clark. Umpires-JOhnsOn and Shannon.
Time-1 IS.
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Auto Kills Noted Golfer

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 81. Douglas
Edgar. famous golf professional at the
Druid Hills Golf Club here, is dead. the
victim of an automobile driver Edgar
on the way to a hospital No witnesses
to the accident could be found.
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WITH MANLA1TIEIDIRS
YII-IpI0,OS by f po3s ls' =,

played, and teams that think they can
furnish any kind of opposition should
address G. E, Biggerstaff, Thirteenth and
Yandes streets, or call Webster 1920.
SEYMOUR. Ind, Aug 9.-The Seymour
Reds defeated the Pilot All Stars, u
TO 0, Saturday.
F. CROTHERSY LILLE, Ind. Aug 9.-The
Crothersville Grsys won from ScottsburG
BY score Of 10 to l. The game was
featured by the heavy hitting OF Croth-
ersTille.
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Aug. 9--The
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JERSEY CITY. n. J., Aug 0.-Mike
Gibbons. who Is in the midst OF q come
back campaign in search of the middle
weight championship, will meet JeG
Smith Of Bayonne In scheduled twelve
round bout here tonight. Smith Is the
third opponent Gibbons has met in ton
DAYS
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Blues Get Pitcher

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9-Stanwood
Baumgartner, the only left handed pitch
er on the Philadelphia National League
team. Monday. was released to the Kan
sas City club OF the American Associa-
ton under an optional agreement where
by he can be recalled any time.
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ard Tender bout, called OF on account
Of fractured thumb sustained by Leon
ard in training, viii be postponed until
the champion is able to return to the
ring. the promoters here said today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

ST. LOUIS. Aug 9-Frankie Mason, TT
Wayne Und) hyweight, was given the
referees decision on points in a ten
round bout with Knockout Brown Of
New Orleans, here last night.
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Umpires Are Fined

TULSA. Okla Aug 9.-william
Guthrie and "Ducky" Holmes. Western
League umpires, were fined 500 and $40
respectively in court Monday when they
pleaded guilty to assault and battery on
r Haines. a spectator at Sundays game
between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The
attack resulted from bombardment of
pop bottles directed at Guthrie
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Big League Stuff

shawkey let the White sox down with
four hits the first game Monday, but
Hoyt was touched up for nine aud q de
feat IN the second encounter with the
Ysnks. Babe Ruth got a homer In each
game, bringing his total TO forty-oue.
The even break was blow to New
philadelphia twice and regaiued the
league lead.
Everett Scott made a home run inside
the grounds at Fenway Park with Nc
Innis on base II was Boston's eighth
straight victory over Detroit
Seventeen hits or KoIp. Morris and
Burwell gave the Wsshin gton Senators
an easy victory over St, Louis.
McQuillen forced in a run In the tenth
inning and gave the Cardinals victory
against the Braves.
Jess Winters got no support from the
fhilites and the Reds took their measure
easily.
The Dodgers are making life miserable
Tor Pittsburg. Grimes did a bit of
worlds series pitching, letting the
A decision by Umpire Dlneen at the
plate in the sixth inning Of the FIRST
Cleveland Philadelphia game yesterday
started storm Of protest by the Ath-
letics, and was taken up by the crowd
Dlueen was Kissed throughout the re-
ma-nder Of the afternoon. After the last
inning Of the second game. both Dineen
and Evans were bOmbarded with cushions
and newspapers as they headed for their
dressing rooms, but they escaped injury.
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Rapn Out of Game

CINCINNATI, Aug 9.--Goldie Rapp.
third baseman Of the Phillies. lie believed
to be out of the game for the balance
of the season with appendicitis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Washington
Detroit ct Boston two gamesl.
Cleveland at philadelphia.
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Grand Circuit
AT NORTH RANDALL MONDAY.

AT NORTH RANDALL MONDAY.
American Sportsman sweepstakes (3-
year old pacing; value $500; two
heats)-
Peter Henley, br 6. By Peter the
Great (Murphy) ....-............. L 1
Harvest Brook. br c, by The Har
vester {Valentine) INSTRUMENTATION.
Ruth volo, b f. by Peter VOlO Con 3
The Plain Dealer los TrOtting (purss
$1,000; three heats
L. Colorado. h, by Colorado E
Brooke worthy, h, by Jutsice
Brooke (Murphy) ............. L
Voltage blk h, by Peter Volo
Dorothy Day. oh m, by Peter the
Great (Edmanl ................ 8
YovOlo blk 2. by Redlac Berry 4
Brousiloff EscotilIO, Eliza Dillon, Great
Britton, Selka and Uhla Brooke also
Time :O47s, 2:o4A, posi-
2:04 Class Pacing (purse, $500; three
heats
Roy Grattan. z, by Grattan
Senator Wilkes blk z, by Orc
Wilkes ". Fleming) ....-.-..., 1 4
Belle Alcantara, b m, by Sir AL
cantara tMalloy) .-............
Jay Brook. G, by Silent Brook
(Edman) ......... ........3 ) )
The Hoosier Lay, b m, by Niitre
Bearer palm Observation-Disclosures. 6 ;
Edna Early also started
Time :05. 2:O5a4 ? :05.
> 20 Class rrotting purse $1,000; three
heats)-
King Harvester, br h, by The
Harvester CIV Fleming .....-.. 1 / 70
Worthy Etawab, g, by Etawah
"a McDOnald4 .....--......-.. 9 2 1
Princess Madonna. b m, by Justice
Brooke (Murphy) .............2
ETFItpmpnf II nv Peter
the the Great iSlcMahoni -
Fayette National br g, by San
Francisco tSwaim) ............ 3 2 3
The Mail Man, Voseta, Liberty Todd,
Just Tramp. Franlyn and Sadie Silver
also started.
Time :O3a4. 2:03A, 211M
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AMERIcAN IEAGrE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Columbus at Indianapolis.
Toledo at Louisville two gameEl.
Minneapolis Of Milwaukee 1.-TWO gamesl
st Paul at Kansas City.
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BIG LEAGUERS
INTERESTED IN
TWO TRIBESMEN
John McGraw Asks Hendricks
Regarding Both SINNERS
and Schroeder.
CAvET BEATS SENATORS

TWO GAMES WEDNESDAY.
A double header viii be staged
between Senators and Indians At
Washington Park tomorrow.
postponed game on the SenatorS
previous trip here win be added In
order TO make the bargain day at
traction. The 6rss game will start
at 2 o'clock.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN AssOCIATION

Tolado ........... 100 300 co.'s II o
Louisville .-......... 90 100 6<l--i - =
Batterles-Ayers n. Wright and Sheuf-
fel; Long. Estell. W. Wright and hocher
Minnes polls ........ zoo 800 oO5-13 IS
Milwaukee .......... 204 600 900 IL Q
atteries-smallwo God George ADD May
or: Schaak. Treutman and Clarke Cos
sett.
no other games scheduled
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Jack Hendricks, Tribe field boss. was
back In the city today after 1ne-day
conference with John McGr9w. noted big
league pilot McGraw Monday called Hen
dricks TO Chicago TO talk over prospec-
tive deals for Outhelder Ralph SINNERS
and Shortstop Hank Schreiber, and there
IS a possibility of both these stars go
ing 20 the Giants LATER
McGraw has been interested In Shin
uars for some time, but recently ne has
had the playing OF Schneider watched.
Apparently reports on Hank work satls-
fed the New \ ork pilot, for be asked
Hendricks yesterday regarding tue ~
field star IL either SINNERS or Schrel'
Der 20, OF II both go, Indianapolis must
get plenty OF players, according TO both
Hendricks and Vice President Smlth-
The local club already has turned down
cash offers for SINNERS. SO far the New
York Giants, Washington and CaicaSo
Cubs have approached the 1Floe oHlciais
regarding this young fellow.
The HeUdrickSmen were feeling greauy
encouraged today over their nne starr
Monday in the opening OF the Columbus
series Pug Gsvet was on the mOunq ana
he turned in an 10 win. Tex Coying-
ton starred in the feature role, entitled
Over the Fence" for that is where
Ter socked the hail in the seventh. Doug.
Baird also starred with three hits and
10 stolen bases This speed boy is
burning up the paths in such fashion that
many fans are going TO the park merely
20 see him run He keeps opposing pitch
ers worried and it is his fashy ootwork
that is aiding In upsetting some OF the
twfrlers who essay 10 face the Indians
Bob Clark, who pitched a no hit shut
ont against the HOosiers once. failed 10
last the first inning yesterday j ne In
dams got 10 hun early ana i've runs
went over The Senators remained dan
gerous however, and their hustf1ng tao
tics kept the Indians moving 10 stay out
IN front Haid, who relieved CLARK,
came through with some splendid relief
work. for he scored nine strike outs.
In the contest today Harry Weaver was
20 be sent At the Senator's Dandy Dave
psnforth Was IN line for Colum bus
mound duty and any time Dandy Dave
pitches there is sure to be some high
class hurting
In addition to starring with the bat,
with which he poled out triple and
home run, Covington made brilliant
leSping catch OF PechOus' bid for hit
IN the seventh -
The Tribe reeied off two double plays
Yesterday They are climbing again IN
the Gashy fielding department OF the
game
The umpires this series are johnson
and Shannon.
Two big lesgue scouts witnessed the
Monday game Ed Holly CT the Boston
Red Sox and Harry Davis of the Phil
adeiphia Athletics we're present
Butch HenIine caught part Of the
PhllIy-Cincy game at Cincy yesterday
He got one hit out of two trips
The Indians are now occupying fifth
place in the A a. race They are just
above the Saints A good winning streak
soon would make a difference and the
Indians would be up there" again-
Manager Hendricks today returned
pitcher link TO the Giants. He lacked
experience for this class and John Nc
GEaw probably Will send him to San
Antonio. With the dropping Of link.
Pitcher Sterling Stryker has been re
turned to the Tribe roster.
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Butch HenIine caught part Of the
PhiIIy- Cfncy game at Cincy yesterday.
he got one hit out Of two trips
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There are some golfng authorities who
say that 1t can't be done left handed, but
Professor Young, an authority OF me
chanics as well ns golf, after making all
sorts OF Investigations, says there is no
reason why left-handers can't play as
well as right handlers. But Professor
Young himself went very badly in his
first roUDd, so there may be something
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

Two big lesgue scouts witnessed the
Monday game Ed Holly CT the Boston
Red Sox and Harry Davis Of the Phil
adeiphis Athletics we're present
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ENTRY BLANK
Times independent Amateur Baseball
Baseball Club
hereby makes entry Independent
abide by all rules which
may be adopted for government the tourney
Tel
when Filled Out Mail Bring Sports
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The Indians are now occupying fifth
place in the A a. race They are just
above the Saints good winning streak
soon would make a difference and the
Indians would be up there" again-
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The umpires this series are Johnson
and Shannon.
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CAPITAL BOwLERs TO MEET.
The CAPITAL Bowling League No. ] and
No. will hold a meeting Wednesday
light at the Capital alleys for the pur-
pose of arranging the schedule for the
coming season.
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Ia addition to starring with the bat.
with which he poled out a triple and
home run, Covington made a brilliant
leSping catch OF PechOus' bid for hit
IN the seventh
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

The Tribe reeied off two double plays
Yesterday They are climbing again IN
the nashy fielding department OF the
game
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NAryONAL LEAGUE

BOSTON ar ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA at Cincinnati