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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
QORIj

The indianapolis Sena tors are hooking
State games for September The Sena-
tors have won ten ont of twelve games
aud are booking for real opposition. Adj
dress Carl Monkey. OBI Union street.
Fortville viii meet Noblesville at Fort
vile SUNDAY in what should come
through as one of the best games Of the
seeason. Heiuzman and Day viii be thee
opposing pitchers.
The indianapolis Red Sox were to
practice at Riverside Park this after
noon at 8 O'Clock Fast infelders wish,
ing to SIGN with the Sex should call
Dick Lynch at Webster 3i26-
The Meldon Club will journey 70 New
Bethel sunday for battle with the
ara requested 10 meet AZ The home Of the
manager at noon sunday.
The Greenlawn Feds and Meldon Jun-
Tors viii tangle or Riverside diamond No.
; at II 80 tomorrow. Wenning and Craw-
ford viii be the opposing pitchers for
this scrap. The Feds are booking games
with the best clubs In the junior ranks.
Call Drexel 9376 and ask for John.
The American Eagles and Nine Aces
viii meet on Riverside diamond No.
ct 80 tomorrow morning. All players
should report early for practice For
games with the Ia giles call Drexel 1917
and ask for Morris
The South Side Turner's play at Plain
field Sunday and al players. are re
quested TO report At Turner Hall at y 30
shnru Pitcher Motifs is requested TO
call Drexel 0293.
The FerndaIes viii attempt to lower
the coloTs Of the undefeated Pirate nine
on Riverside diamond No. tomorrow
dales address G. +. hewitt 307 North
Holmes avenue. or call Belmont 1890
The Edgewood A. Cs viii meet the
Novdyke & Marmou Specials at the Edge
wood baseball park Sunday. The Edge
wood club would like to hear from State
teams address A. 7. Young. in care of
Gregg Waddell, Rural Route f, Indianap-
Oils.
The l. 0. o. S will play at haywood
Sunday. Players making the trip should
be at the hall by Y 80. They have a few
open dates this month. Address w. A.
Woodneld. 1888 Koehne street or phone
Circle $3.50.
The Douglas TaiIors have no game
scheduled for tomorrow and are anxious
to get in touch with fast city teams de-
string to meet them. They also have
several open dates through this month
and September and are ready to take on
any teams in the city or State The
TailorS have been going good all season
ana 8re stepping ont for tue CITY Junior
pru0ant. having defeated practically al
the good teams in their class For games
cali Randolph 4H46 and ask for Matt.
The Riverside Trtangles are without
game for Sunday. Teams DESTROYS of
meeting them should call Randolph 9249
and ask for the manager.
COLUMBUS. Ind, Aug 6-The most
important baseball game of the local sea
son viii be played here tomorrow when
the Greensburg Eagles meet the Colum-
bus Commercials at the new ball park.
Fans have been talking of the coming
contest ever since the Commercials were
defeated at Greensburg by l to score
three weeks ago, and the largest crowd
Of the season is expected Five hundred
seats have been roped off in the grand
stand for the GreensbUrg rOoters and
100 for the local Kiwanis Club. Virgin
VoyIes viii twiTi for the local team and
rabbit Redmond win be on the mound
for Greensburg.
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Baseball Amateurs Other
Offer Made for Pills

PITTSBURGH. Aug. Sit was
stated here this afternoon that
lion in Texas oil. and Joseph III.
Reich. sn attorney, are negotiating
with officials of the Philadelphia Ma
tiOnal League baseball club for an
option with a view of purchasing the
cub.
Wolfe, when called Cd the teie-
phone. confirmed the report and in
formed tine International News Serv-
Ice that a New York firm was hand
ling the deal.
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Kinsey Brothers Survive

NEWPORT, X. l.. Aug. 6-Tha- Kinsey
brothers, Robert and Howard, Pacific
coast doubles champions, are the sole
survivors Of the Western players ia the
Casino invitauonal lawn tennis toJrna-
Ileut which was to 20 into it's final
rounds in both singles and doubles to-
6ay. william 81. Johnston Of San Fran
cisco, ex-nation9l cham pion. was de
feated by Watson u. Washburn Of New
York In the seml-G0Rls Of the singles
Friday. and later paired with willis r.
Davis OF San Francisco. succumbed to the
attack of Washburn and r Norris WI
liams Of Boston I'm the doubles semi
finals. The Binseys easily defeated Ma
thCniel W Niles of Boston and Wallace
T. Jobnaou of Philadelphia.
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Miss America Again Wins
in Sinclair Trophy Race

CHICAGO. Aug 6-AIiss America,
owned by Gar wood of Detroit, Friday
won the second heat of the Sinclair
trophy race for the championship Of the
Great Lakes, covering the ffteen-mIle
course in IS minutes 80 3-5 seconds. Miss
Chicago was second in II minutes 40
seconds
Arab ". owned by R. H. Subway Of
Buffalo, n. Y sank in the last lap. after
being distanced by the two leaders.
Peggy. owned by Fred W. Schram OF
Milwaukee. Wis. sinking in the second
race. Divers and wrecking crews are at
tempting to raise Peggy ana Arab ~
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Second Preliminary Davis
Cup Matches Concluded

PITTSBURGH. Aug 6-Two matches
Of singles this afternoon were to con-
clude the three days play in the Davis
cup second preliminary contest round of
tennis. The winners Of the matches here
will pass into the semi-final round and
Il Is generally believed will be The team
which will meet the United States de-
tenders next month
The first match today was to start at
o'clock eastern time. Capt Maxwell
Woosnam OF the British Isles was TO
play J. r. Hawkes. Of Australia and F.
Gordon Lowe Of the British Isles was to
meet E. o. Anderson
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AT BOSTON-Mike Gibbons won every
round Of a ten round bout with Gus
Platts, former British middleweight
champion.
AT NEW YORK-Mel Coogan won a
technical knockout over Larry Hansen in
four rounds. Freddie Reese and Ray
West boxed a 'tweive-r0und draw Mike
McCabs knocked out Joe Moran in the
second round>of a scheduled twelve round
bout
AT NEWARK-Jack Haynes knocked
out Young Ketchel in the seventh round
of a scheduled twelve-round bout
AT AURORA. Il.-SailOr Freedman
outpointcd Joe yelling in a ten round
bout. Young Farrell and Jimmy Kelly
boxed a draw
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo 9Ol O02 OOs-5 5
Milwaukee. 90 900 OJ2-3 10 0
Batteries - Wright and SchauHel;
Gearin and Clarke
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Falls Short of Ruth

NEW YORK, Aug 6.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made Friday by Harold J.
Lentz, worlds champion surf caster, TO
hit a home run into the center field
bleachers at tire Polo grounds Before
the Detroit-N New York contest LentB
made FIVE tries with a stiff wind blowing.
His best cast was 440 feet, as compared
with Ruths estimated mark of 500 feet.
Casting the lead without a string Lentz
flung it thirty feet over the CENTER field
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MOlla VS.. Marion for
Metropolitan Net Title

NEW YORK. Aug G Mrs. MoHa Blur
stedt Mallory. woman tennis champ on.
was to meet Mrs. Marion Zinderstein
Jassup, the Metropolitan champion. in
the final round Of the annual tourney
for the title at the Nassau Country Club
today.
Mrs. Mallory won her way into the
final round by defeating Mrs. May SUIT
ton Bundy Of California in the semi
final round
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AMATTTR INIrRED.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. earl
Welsh, 20 local amateur boxer. is in
hospital here suffering from fractured
skull sustained in a friendly bout with
Harold Myers, another amateur Welsh.
II was said, was knocked down. sustain
ing the injury when his head struck
the floor
Police are holding Myers and Frank
the accident occurred, pending investiga-
ton
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kSSS;!.lfu5ec;S.


NEW YORK. Aug. 6-Terms for a re
turn bout between Jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey were the subject OF q discussion
here Friday between Tex Richard aud
Ray Archer, Wizards eastern represta
tive The fact that the two were
scheduled to get together for a conference
progressed to an advanced stage.
second conference Will be held next week.
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Grand Circuit

TOLEDO, Aug. 8-Flve races were to
feature the getaway program Of the
Grand Circuit meeting here today. there
being two stakes and three class events.
On the card were the PTS trot. purse
81 300, with six starters; 2:N trot. purse
Sl,2lN, with his starters the :U3 pace
the Wayne stake purse $1,000, with five
starters, the 10 pace purse $1,000, with
eleven TO start, and the Z-yaar old trot-
ting stake, the Legal News. with q purse
of 81 500. and four 40 face the starter.
Jeanette Rankin repeated as q con
sistent winner yesterday, carrying Lon
Mcdonald home with victory In the fea-
tuFe race Of the days program. the To
ledo Blade 5000 stake for "A trotters
riday- summaries:
AT TOLEDO FRIDAY.
2 :CS Pace (three heats, purse. 81 20O)--
May Belle Direct, b m. by Cor
don Prince Gray .......... 2 . I
J W S. b &, by S G CRay).. 1 9 2
Wreck, b h, by Peter the Great
tPaInl ........st .......... 5
Crystal Night b g. by Crystal
lion (Stokesl .............. TO
Or Douglas. e, by Strong
wood (Whitehead> .......... . . ro
Queen Okla also started.
ime-2 :0094, , ;0Sl4, 2:0IA.
. 05 Trot (the Seadman stake, 5000
Z. Colorado, h, by Colorado Z
Peter Cooley, z. by Peter the
Great (Stokes) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 3
Mile Irwin. b m, by Bingara
w Fiemiug) .................2 . 2
Baron Segantle, b b, by Gigantic
}McDonald) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ) 1
Arion Mckinney. br s, by McKin
ney (Erskine) ................ 4 dis
Time-2 .0514. 2:0419 2:O6&
Toledo Times Stake (S-year old trot,
purse, $2,GQ0 two in three heats)--
Slladar blk c. by SiicO (Murphyl ! /
Sakrua, blk +, by Atlantic Express
I'll. Fleming) ...................2 .
Peter Pluto ch c by Peter the Great
CucDonald) ............ ............. 3 B
BelTue, blk c, by General Watts
tPlttman) ....-...... .............. 8 +
'1ecrs, oh g by Etawah CCears) .... 4 6
Heather also started.
Time OK 2:11&
The Toledo Blade Stake, 214 Trot
(purse, $4,000, three heats
Jeanette Rankin, CHI M. by San
Francisco ,McD0na d. ......... / ,
Princess Etawah, blk IN, by
Etawaab (White) .............. 4 5 1
Taurida, blk m, by Peter the
Great III Fleming) ............ > 1
Main Lick, blk g, by Mainleaf
(FhOInas) ....-...... .....-..... Z
Lipara Watts, blk m, by General
Watts (Bdman) ................ 5 6 3
AlicOla, The Great Miss Morris and St
Patrick the Great also started
Time :05l4 ? :05L, 2 :0414.
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Speaking of records, this bird Bat
Ting Chez made one for getting in and
out of the spotlight at Atlantic City.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 8-Solly Epstein.
bantamweight contender from Indian
apolis, is in New York training for sew
eral bouts he has in view with leading
Eastern baptams The sto,ky little fellow
from HoOsierland has made quite an i'm
preston on the minds Of the fans who
have seen MIN work In a local gymnasium
and they ara predicting success for him
on his invasion of this part of the coun-
try Sony says he is feeling great and
ready to take on the best boys the East
can send Mt him
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DELANCO, \. J., Aug 6.-Lew Tend
Ter. who will meet Benny Leonard in
Philadelphia next Friday night, in a
boxing title is in such good shape thar
his managers Phil Glassman. who is in
personal charge of the contender's train
ing. called q holiday Friday. Tender
weighed 1877 pounds Battling Levinsky.
light heavyweight. probably will remain
in camp here until the end Of Tenders
stay
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Davis Cup Schedule

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-Morning and
afternoon games win be played in the
final round of the Davis cup tennis
matches at Newport this month. the
United States Lawn Tennis Association
announced Friday. The program pro
vides that the singles matches on Aug
25 and q be played al 1880 a m and
80 p m, and the doubles Aug &c at
go o. m
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BEAUDETTE Mimi. Aug. 6-Iommy
Gibbons. 81. Paul aspirant for the light
heavyweight boxing title, is spending q
week I'm the vicinity Of the Lake of the
Woods Gibbons is keeping In trim
tramping through the forests in search Of
suitable hunting lodge where he and
mis- brother Mike may hunt big game this
winter
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Mrs. Jess Petty. who was seated 'u a
lever box yesterday, was the victim Of
bad control on tina part of a grand
stand fan A foul went into the stand
and a fan picked Il up and heaved it in
the general direction ~ the field. How.
ever, instead of going ont into the
grounds the ball struck Mrs potty IN the
the stands
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VIRGINS FIGHTS STONE!

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. G.-Chuck Wig
gins. Indianapolis light heavywe ght. to-
day topped off his training for his fifteen
round battle Monday night with Jack
Stone Southern scrapper. Virgins has
fought here twice in the last few weeks.
defeating Frank Carboune and Martin
Burke. and he is becoming a big favorite
with New Orleans fans. The Hoosier is
in great shape for his Monday night
scrap.
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Britishers Dropped

Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British pro-
fesionals. were beaten in a thirty-si
hole exhibition golf match at the Mohawk
Golf Club Friday by William NJ Patton,
Mohawk, and Jerome d. Travers, Upper
MOntdkair, four time amateur champion,
by a Score of up and 4 TO play.
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Baird got a triple and single The
speed boy apparently is emerging from
his slump.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONFER

CLEVELAND, Aug 6.-Johnny Kill
bane, featherwelght champion of the
world, and Danny Truss. who seeks the
crown were to meet here again today in
an effort to agree upon terms for
twelve-round bout SEPT. II or ~ to a de
cision at Dunn's field
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Nudge Wins Junior Title

NASHVILLE. Aug. 6-Burton Nudge
eur golf title on the Belle Meade course
Friday afternoon, defeating Jack Wenzler
of Memphis. five and three. The cham
pion won his way in the finals by de-
feating Alex Bush Of Louisville in the
semi finals. 81. while Wenzler had little
trouble defeating Edwin Crisman Of
Selma, Ala. IS
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NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-The State Box
ing Commission announced adoption Fri
day of q rule fixing IS years as the age
limit for boxers seeking licenses to box
III New York This wiz bar Jack John
son, heavyweight champion, who is
43 Years old
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Luke SeweU. young catcher obtained
from Cleveland. batted for Cavet in the
seventh and famed. Cavet had famed
twice and link. who relieved him on the
mound also struck out on his only
chance at the plate.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Prom0ters of
the bout between Charley White and
Johnny Dundee at the Bronx boxing
drome next Wednesday night, announced
today that Benny Leonard has promised
to meet the winner
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THREE-I LEAGUE.

Bloomington. 4 Terre Haute. 3.
Evansville, Z; Peoria. L
Rock Island. Z; Cedar Rapids. G.
Moline. g. Rockford. 4
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a. Ii. c. Split EVEN.

RICHMOND Va. Aug. G.-Tho Indian
apolis A. 3. C.s and Bscharach Giants
split a double header here Friday, the
drst game going TO the Giants. to I,
and the A. B. C.s winning the second.
8 10 3.
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Pitcher Bartlett was not in a Tribe
uniform yesterday ana Thursday because
Of a bad cold.
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Iime-2 1854, 2:1Ilz, :1eh, 2 :20H.
Mile Running Race (purse $3.50 Col
1en BAUM, first; Jazz Baby, second; Still
90, third, and Sam Slick, fourth. Time
first DOnateiia, second Bounding Deer,
Ehird+ Clara J. fourth Time-.52
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Columbus. 800 900 O0@-3 2
Kansas City,. 1Q1 600 00O-2 10 .
batteries - Danforth and Hartley {;
Amos and McCartv
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AMERICAN I.EAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

st, Paul at indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
Kansas City at Columbus
Milwaukee at Toledo.
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Yanks Sign Phenom

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 6-Keena,
local pitcher with thirty two straight
victories snged Friday with the New
York Yankee
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with two on.
Cleveland's tribesmcn are slipping.
The Washington Senators put them
on the skids again with MoEridge
southpawinR In great shape. Il
Washington eleventh straight win.
Heinie Groh saved the Reds from
shut ont by Brooklyn with q double IN
the ninth. scoring on DunCans single.
Mitchell pitched in fine form for the
Dodgers.
Fred Toney Finally subdued the Car.
dinals, aided by a timely triple from
Frank Frisch's bat.
Mulrennln and McWceuey Of the white
Sox were pounded to all corners Of the
lot by he Red Sex.
Dykes, walker and Perkins regis
tered home runs for the As and won
their game from the Browns.
The Pirates made It three in a row
against the Phiuies By timely hitting Oft
Jimmy Ring.
Eleven ringing hits by the Boston
Braves put the Cubs 90 rout.
Recently Harry Heilman. batting king
Of the Detroit Tigers, was handed q
baseball by a small boy and asked TO
gicu his name on the cover.
Heilman looked it over and read
Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding"
Then he smiled Take the cover OF,
kid, III sign underneath on the yarn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Chicago NJ Boston.
st. Louis at philadelphia 1.-TWO games)
Detroit 81 New York.
Cleveland az Washington
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The indianapolis Red Sox were to
practice at Riverside Park this after
noon at o'clock Fast infelders wish
ing to SIGN Win the sox should call
DICK Lynch at Webster 3i26
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ROUND THE SPORT CIRCLE
With JACK VEIOCK,
International News Sports Editor.

burgh, by the way, was perhaps the most
beneficial to both clubs of any that has
been made in recent years. Southworth,
Nicholson and Barbara have gone long
way toward rejuVenating the punching
power of the Braves, and Maranville has
certainly done much toward making
the Pirates.
From recent peels at the tennis news
one comes to the conclusion that Tilden
and Johnston viii be able to settle the
Japanese question If Kumagee and sIli-
midzu get into the final argument.
"Itchey and Shimmy," apparently, VIII
have an anxious time.
Jeff Smith, Jerseys erstwhile globe
trotting middlewsight. feels the urge of
the big coin again and steps forth to
say that he would like to mingle with
anybody from the best middleweights 10
the light heavies. which means Johnny
Wilson Mike or Tom Gibbons ana
Georges Carpenter. JEFF begs to recall
to the minds of the fistic fans that be
went twenty rounds with Carpenter in
France and is the only man who was
ever credited with defeat of the late
Les Darcy.
The lively ball no doubt has had much
to do with the remarkable increase in
long distance biting this season. It has
certainly come as a hOOdOo to some Of
our best little infelders as well, Sharp
rsps down to the infelders look more
wicked from the press boxes than ever
before. the bail often taking quick crazy
bounds that demand lightning like speed
and Judgment on the part Of the players
guarding the inner circle if they succeed
il trapping it. Yet neither the effect
on hitting or fielding must be taken toe
seriously. The game would be devoid
OF most of its thrills If Il was played
we'll nigh perfect
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

The Meldou Club will journey TO New
Bethel Sunday for a battle with the
team Of that place. All Meldou players
ara requested TO meet AZ The home Of the
manager at noon Sunday.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading, 10; Syracuse, /.
Go other gGmes.l
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Jack Dempsey
may have fractured all high powered,
money earning records for time elapsed
in knocking out Georges Carpenter, but
If reports regarding what Joe Lynch re-
cetved for LOxing Sammy Sandow last
June are correct the west side bantam
takes the belt.
Dempsey on the basis of 100000 for
his bit, earned something like SLIPS per
second against Carpenter.
Lynch. who fought Sandow at the box
ing drome in the Bronx earlier in the
year, was reported to have taken down
$4,000 for his end Az Sandow lasted
just fifty five seconds with Lynch, the
bantam boxer was paid s1S1.8 per sec
ond for his efforts. OF this fftyfv sec
onds Sandow spent twenty-six taking
counts, so Lynch really was at work
only twenty nine seconds at the rate of
1914. SO per second. All of which is going
some
Speaking of records, this bird Bat
fling" Chez made one for getting in and
out of the spotlight at Atlantic City.
A change of uniform certainly works
wonders with some baseball PLAYERS
q player to swap uniforms when the big
league races got under way last spring.
and not few Of them are playing better
bail than ever before.
Rabbit Mar8nvilie is a vivid example
Maranville, of course. has long been a
wonderful player. but he has seldom
shone to better advantage than since ne
dOnned a Pittsburgh uniform
BY the same token Johnny Rawlings,
who came to the Giants from Boston via
the Phillies has succeeded in filing
yawDing gap on Mister McGraws infeld
and jeff Pfeffer, who went to the Cards
from Brooklyn, had little trouble find
ing himself
The trade between Boston and Pitts
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INDIANA GOLF
ENTRIES PASS
CENTURY MARK
Field for Tourney Opening at
South Bend Monday Carries
Exceptional Glass.
LOCAL STARS READY
Previous Winners of
Indiana Golf HOnOrs

Year. Winner and where played.
IeOO-H. ]. Miller. Indianapolis.
I9OI-L. II. willard, Marion Golf Club.
1907. c. Smith. Terre Haute.
1901. H. Willard. Indianapolis.
I804-SeWtOn Cox. Richmond.
I905-WiII DIddeI, indianapolis.
19Oe-VfII DiddeI. Indianapolis.
IsOs-WiU Diddel. Terre Haute.
I90S-Edgar thinner, indianapolis
I9O9-David Baxter. Marion.
1910-Will Diddell. LOganspOrt.
19ff-Burr Swezey. Richmond
I9le-WiIl DiGdeI. indianapolis.
1siS-Robert Resener. MunCie.
19l4-RObert Resener, Marion.
19l5-J0hn simpson, EOkOmO.
19I6-Bcrt Wilbur, L. Porte.
I9I1-NO tournament held.
19IS-Herman SeiIken. indianapolis.
1S19-Burr Swezey, Lafayette.
1920-RObert Eeseuer, hOkOmO.
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SRVRG

PETERSBURG, Ind. Aug 6-Flve
thousand people attended Fridays races.
Results: