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CORBETT SEES
FRENCHIE SET
TOENTER RING
In Great Shape and Has Plan
of Battle All Mapped
Out.
CREDIT TO TRAINERS
By James ]. Corbett.

By James j. COrbett,
Former Worlds Heavyweight Champion.
Copyright 1921 by International News
MANHAssET, L. l., June 13-Georges
Carpenter Is in great shape.
/ have sized him up carefully and be-
lieye | am qualified to Judge tn eondi-
ton Of an athlete, especially a boxer.
To my mind he is ready to fight now.
1t would be to his advantage, in fact,
should the fight take place tomorrow.
l near ~ this that he is practically as
good now as he can get, and If he could
evade the coming days of training and
dodge the chance Of fighting against
he would be thankful.
The same applies to Dempsey, If re-
ports from Airport telling Of bis condi-
ton, have not been exaggerated. Later
in the week I will visit the camp of the
champion. l have not seen him for sew
eral weeks and do not feel qualified to
make positive statement regarding just
where he stands physically at this writ
Ing. But from what l know of him, / be-
lteve that he capable of rounding into
physical perfection as rapidly as Carpen-
tier AS for that they have been training
about the same length of time
Carpenter has reached the proper
pitch to fight at his top speed. His mus
cles are as supple and free as the
muscles of a tiger. They ripple under
his skin and he dances about and hits
with perfect freedom and poise, getting
the maximum OF power TO his punches.
His stomach muscles are tough and
strong. There is no fat on him, inside
or outside, as far as l can see.
Georges has also reached the right
pitch mperamentally In my talks with
him / have found him in the best of
humor He is a very likable chap, high
ly intelligent. with a keen sense OF humor
and with a very interesting character, all
around.
He has his mind made up regarding
hands July ?. I'm sure Of that. But, of
course, he isn't telling his campaign
plans. And he isn't under estimating
Jack Dempsey for a moment,
When he crawls through the ropes at
Jersey City he will have everything 10
gain. If he wins he will vindicate the
bright hopes OF his many admirers, and
he is confident of winning. Should he
fail to win, yet make IL a tough fight
against the champion, he will be the
gamer rather than the loser after all is
said and done, and VIII wind up as pop
ulRr as ever, even more so.
Carpenters fine physical condition Is
great credit to Manager Descamps and
Trainer Gus Wilson. They have done
wonders with him. They have proven to
me that they know their business and
when July arrives they will have done
their best. After the gong rings. of
course. the burden will be entirely on
Georges shoulders.
May the better man win
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Behave Yourself Beaten

LAToNIA, Ky, June 1S-Brother
Batch. owned by G. T, Arnold and rid
den by NJ Garner. won the thirty ninth
Latonia derby here Saturday afternoon
beating e. r. Bradley's Kentucky derby
winner, Behave Yourself. to the wire by
an open length.
Uncle Velo wss third two lengths
away Time for the mile and half was
2:47 SO.
Rains overnight caused the track to
become very muddy and Withdrawals re-
duced the field to three starters. The
event carried an added value of $4,000
$1,000 of which goes TO the second horse
and 81 600 to the third.
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The Beech Grove Reds put another
check on their long victory string de-
feating the West Parks, 5 to 2, in an in
teresting contest. The winners got all
their runs in the sixth round.
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Rugh Wins Cast

The casting tournament held by the
Marion County Fish and Game Protective
Association at the Riverside fish hatchery
Sunday was won by Harvey Rugh in the
distance event with an average of 1873
feet for five casts. l.. J. Hurst was sec
ond with $50 feet inches. and DR.. Ter
rell OF Pittsboro third with 126 feet s
inches
l.. J. Hurst won the accuracy event
with a score Of 9T4 per cent. B. A. Sun
derland was second with Oh per cent,
and Harvey Rugh third with 81 per cent.
The Henry County Fish and Game Pro-
tective Association, from Newcastle was
well represented. with twelve members
entered In the tourney
f. A. Nelson won both the accuracy
and distance by casting events.
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Fair Yank Wins

BECKENHAM, Kent, England. June IL.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Of California sat
urday beat Mrs. Beamish Of England in
the final match Of the women's singles
in the tennis tournament here, OF. Ga.
In the finals of the mems singles A.
R. F. Kingscote Of the British Davis
cup team, defeated s. NJ. Jacobs, open
tennis champion of India. 81; 40, SO, e-S.
and Zenso Shimidzu OF Japan defeated
r II. C. Norton of South Africa and
II Roper Barrett of England in the finals
OF the mems doubles, Ga, SO, 81.
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BY TAD.

BY TAD.
NEW YORK, June 13-The following
is exactly what a prominent sporting
man told the writer yesterday. This man
has been in the sporting game for years,
knew Dempsey before he was a cham
pion and knows a conditioned and a
burnt out' athlete when he sees one.
bill Brennan saved Jack Dempsey's
title" my friend said. Dempsey didn't
hold him up. Don't let them tell you
that. Jack Dempsey was off form that
night and it's lucky for him that Car
slow thinking, heavy footed Brennan. 1
saw Jack Dempsey before he won his
title, before he had money, and he was
a rough fellow. The night he fought
Brennan he was a wreck.
II saw him coming down the aisle to
the ring that night, and he was green,
not pale, but green. That stage stuff,
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The Lebanon Red Sox had to put out
all the baseball they had to defeat the
Indianapolis Monarchs, 3 to /.
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The Meldons were too strong for the
Midway A. C.s, handing them g 16 to
lacing.
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Jacks Estate Once
Consisted of Collar
Button and a Shirt
GOLDFTELD, New, june 18.-what

GOLDFTELD. New, june I3.--What
a difference few years make.
In 1915 Jack Dempsey fought in
TonOpah and GOIdfIeld. New. At that
time he was living in cabin In Gold
field. about a mile from the railway
station. One night he boxed Johnny
SudenberR. The next morning Doc"
Lewis, telegraph operator who lived
next door to Jacks humble abode.
saw the latter leaving with "a big
suitcase. doc" was in his Jltney
bus. Noticing the size of Dempsey's
suitcase he said:
Where are you going?"
Going to pull out" said Jack.
"Get in and I'll give yOu a ride" said
doc" THAT thing will get heavy
before you get to the depot"
mo, that's all right" replied Demp-
sey. "It won't get heavy. All have
in IL is a shirt and a collar button"
And today Jack has a flock OF
trunks, "a private secretary and
luxurious limousine. What differ
ence few years mal<el
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By HARRY NEWMAN

AIANHASSET L. l., June 13-"The
Jack Dempsey Georges Carpenter fight is
crooked. The big shindig IS going TO be
one Of those Waiting affairs: Georges is
going TO win in four rounds; Dempsey Is
to take the flop, grab off 100000 smack
ers and call it a day, while the suckers
will be taken like Grant took Richmond"
That IL what a collection of those Long
Island commuter folks slipped us as we
grabbed the RATHER with the rest Of the
gang on our daily trip to get a slant at
the Frenchman Those bundle toters in
sist that they have been let i non the
know and that the fight is in.
No amount of argument viii convince
those fellows to the contrary. The whole
thing is crooked so far as those lawn
manicurists are concerned, and they are
all now busily engaged taking the wraps
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. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, June 13.--
Cambridge hammered Neidhemmeh hard
here Sunday afternoon, while Battson
hurled alright ball at nearly all times
the locals winning from Rushville, l. to l.
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WHO'LL WIN?

NEW YORK, June 13.-Johnny
Coulon, former worlds bantam
weight champion: 1T looks to me
like tossing a coin. Carpenter is
fast and a hard puncher. Ameri
cans generally under rate him. On
the other hand. Dempsey also is
fast, and while probably not as fin
ished a boxer, is a harder hitter
He is under rated in Europe. 1t
waJ laughable to have European
sportsmen on my recent tour over
there talk to me as though Jack
were another Beckett. If Jack
makes the same kind of fight he
did at Toledo, 1t may be another
case OF a good big man beating
GOOD little one
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The Indianapolis Grays, fast colored
club, desire games with State semi pro
teams. Address Manager Long, 524 Min
erva street. -
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BATESYILLE, Ind. June 13.-Joe
Benz, x-Chicago White SOx star, was
on the mound for the locals here Sum
day afternoon and turned Aurora
back without hit or run, Batesville
taking the game, 8 to o.
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WITH 6AMA1rIElDlQD
a1dSILI>ll -IpI0OS by f po3sa

Noblesville went to bat in the last half
of the ninth the score was to in favor
of Frankfort. Bunny" Hare reached
first on an error after two were out.
Swope hit to center for three bases and
scored Hare. Allie" Hare drove the ball
down the third base line for a single
and scored Swope. Each of these teams
has won a game. The third game will
likely be played on neutral grounds.
The Beech Grove Reds put another
check on their long victory string de-
feating the West Parks, 5 to 2, in an in
teresting contest. The winners got all
their runs in the sixth round.
The Meldons were too strong for the
Midway A C.s, handing them 16 to Z
lacing.
The Lebanon Red sox had to put out
all the baseball they had to defeat the
Indianapolis Monarchs. to l.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, June 13.-
Cam bridge hammered Neidhemmeh hard
here Sunday afternoon, while Battson
hurled alright ball at nearly all times,
the locals winning from Rushville, i to 4.
BATESYILLE, Ind, June 13.-Joe
Benz, ex-ChicagO White SOx star, was
on the mound for the locals here Sum
day afternoon and turned Aurora
back without hit or run, Batesville
taking the game, to o.
MARION, Ind, June 13.-The Marion
Boosters evened up for the defeat of a
few weeks ago and defeated Anderson, 2
TO 1, here Sunday. Dawson was tight in
the pinches and was helped by good
fielding at critical moments, Anderson
scored on an error, while clean hits en-
abled Marion to get two runs.
GREENSBURG, Ind, June 13-The
Greensburg Eagles were too much for the
Connersviile Reserves here Sunday and
won. to 2.
The North Side Vets would like to
book road games with fast State teams
that are not afraid of little opposition
Call or write j. o. Trinkle, North Side
Club. Thrtieth and Clifton streets, Ran
dolph 6704.
The Militaries are having hard time
booking games and Manager Herb Camp
bell is of the opinion that most OF the
strong teams in the city are lodging
his OUTFIT. The Militaries are open for
Sunday contest. Call Circle 1908 and ask
for Herb.
For games with the Independent Ram
blers call Drexel 326s and ask for
Shorty.
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INrFRNArIoNAL LEAGrE.

(Only three games played.)
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Under new management, the Indian
apolis Red SoX are back in the field,
mines. Address Dick Lynch, 1919 North
Arsenal avenue, or call Webster 1926
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

BY James J. COrbett,
Former Worlds Heavyweight Champion
Copyright, 1921, by international News
SarYica !
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Yank Private High in Points

COBLENZ, June 13.-French athletes
Saturday Won the games organized by the
occupation forces in Germany, scoring a
total of 81 points to 20 for the Amer
leans, IS for. the British and 81 for the
Belgians.
Pvt. Adam Paul Of Arkansas was the
high point winner and was presented
with a Coz du Gaulois donated by Min
lister of War BarthOu. The closing
games were witnessed by a great crowd
which included all of the allied high
commands
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Noblesville came through with two
runs in the ninth to hand the Frankfort
Independents a 8 TO . defeat ut Mobiles
vile Sunday. 1t was the first defeat Of
the season for the Frankfort nine. When
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SIGNS Badger Infielder

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, June 13-Man-
ager All Bashang of the Evansville, Ind,
Three-I League club announced here
that he had landed the services of short
stop Eddie harrington Of the University
of Wisconsin. Harrington will report to
Evansville in another week after he Sc
cures his degree at Madison.
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Desch Cuts Mark

DAYTON, Ohio, Jupe 13.-Gus Desch
of Notre Dame cut % seconds from his
previous world record in the 440-yard
low hurdles in the A. A. U. meet here
Saturday, making the distance in 81 2-5
seconds. His previous record OF 53 40
seconds was made at the Philadelphia
relay meet last April,
Bill Hayes, also Of Notre Dame, won
the century dash in 10 seconds fiat.
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Heinie Thinks Twice

CINCINNATI. June I3.-FoIlowing his
declaration late Saturday that he would
never play With the Reds or put on a
uniform agaia unless paid his salary an
full for this season, Heinie Kroh, base
balls most famous holdout, Sunday suf
Sered another change of heart and prac-
kiced with the club. He remained on the
bench In uniform throughout the whole
game with Brooklyn and said he would
stick with thu Reds from now on He
did not ge8 his back salary
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BOUTS PERMITTED.

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Boxing bouts
conducted under strictly club auspices
will not be opposed by the board of
police commissioners in this city, II was
decided here, following a conference be-
tween members of the board, represen-
newspapers Of the city.
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The Boys Club Midgets handed the
Kelly A. C.s a II to 10 defeat. The Club
team will meet the Mitchell Aidgets at
Garfield Park Sunday.
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(only two games played.)
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Leads Two Teams

FRANKLIN, Ind, June 13.-EarI Pike
Of Plainfield, Ind, viii lead two franklin
College athletic teams next year He was
elected baseball captain Saturday. He
has also been elected basket ball cap
tain. He will be a senior next fall. He
has received ten athletic monograms.
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FDNONsON HIGH CrN

Edmonson was high man in the regu-
Saturday, with a score of % out of
possible 100. H c. Stutz was second
with 81 and Lines third with 90. Ford
was the final winner of the Habich
trophy. StutZ and Parry were high in
the handicap event
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GREENSBURG, Ind, June 13.-The
Greensburg Eagles were too much for the
Connersviile Reserves here Sunday and
won, S to 2
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IN JACKS OLD CAMP.

BENTON HARBOR. Mich.. june 70
Carpenters started pounding together
baseball park here today. The light
weight champion, scheduled TO meet
Sailor Freedman here July 4, is to ar
on the spot where Jack Dempsey fought.
The house that the heavyweight cham
pion used will quarter Leonard.
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The Boys Club Cubs registered their
fifth straight victory yesterday, defeat
ing the Napoleon Seconds, 16 to 1. The
Cubs would like to hear from the Hoosier
Specials or some other team Of that
class, in regard to a game next Sunday.
Call Drexel 2263 and ask for Nelson.
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Tough on Taylor

CHICAGO, June 13-The A. B. C.s
lost the second game of their fve-game
series to the American Giants, Sunday,
to 8. Kengen pitched good ball, but
his support cracked in the fourth. The
score:
Am Giants ... .oO2 400 0O%-6 0
Batteries-KenyOn and Mackey; John
SON Brown and Dixon.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

St Paul, /; Indianapolis. GIVE in
nings; rain).
Toledo, 9: Milwaukee. 8
Kansas City, II; Columbus, 9.
Minneapolis, 3; Louisville, 4 fourteen
innings).
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Title Rogue Match

State rogue champion, has accepted the
challenge of Grant Darcy, Ellenberger
Park player. to a championship match of
five games to be played on the Garfield
Park court tonight, tomorrow afternoon
and tomorrow night. All rogue fans are
invited to witness the play.
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Western Owners Meet

ST. JOSEPH, No, June 13.-Announce-
ment is made that there will be a meet
ing OF the owners of the Western League
clubs in Des Moines June IA for the pur-
tween some of the club owners and um-
pires
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

French heavyweight. sparring partner Of
Georges Carpenter, and Charley Wefnert
of Newark have been matched for fif-
teen-round bout at Ebbetts field, Brook
Ign, June is. it was announced here.
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ROCHESTER. y. Y. June 13.-Stanis
iaus Zbyszko and Ed (Strangler) Lewis
have been matched to meet in this city
June q for the worlds heavyweight
wrestling title. Zbyszko is the present
champion, and acquired the title when he
defeated Lewis last month in New York.
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Big League Stuff

near-fight between Ty Cobb and
Babe Ruth was the best feature from
the spectators standpoint of the
Yankees IL to win over the Tigers
yesterday. Incidentally, the Bambino
got his nineteenth homer.
The Washington Senators won from
the Cleveland Indians in a walk when
Uhle weakened.
Stocks double in the ninth drove in
the two runs that enabled the Cards to
trim the Giants. to 3.
Vanguard got nice revenge on his
old teammates at Cincinnati, holding
them to four hits while his team
mates piled up whole flock of runs.
A ten inning slugging match went to
the Braves when they fell on Vaughan
for three runs in the final session.
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TrPIITZ GETS DECISION.

NEW YORK. June 13-Joe Tiplitz. Of
Philadelphia was awarded the judges de-
cision over Charley Pitts Of Australia at
the end OF a ten-round bout Each
weighed 1876 pounds.
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WINS ON FOUL.

NEW YORK, June 13-Kid williams
Of Baltimore. ex -bantamweight champion.
won on a foul Saturday from frankie Ed
wards of New York in the ninth round of
a twelve round match at Ebbetts field.
Brooklyn. Williams had outfought his
opponent, who accidentally sent in a low
left blow during fast infighting.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh, 10; Philadelphia, 8.
st. Louis, 8; New York, 3.
Chicago, 6; Boston. 3.
Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn. o.
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MAcKs SIGN YoUNGsTER.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, June 13.-Thomas
American League club, announced here
Sunday that he had secured the signed
contract of Harvey Freeman, star twirl-
er Of the Kalamazoo (Mich.l Normal
School team. Freeman Is considered one
OF the best college pitchers IN tha West.
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Game called at close of eighth, &C
count Sunday 6 o'clock law.
st. Paul. 243 O03 O0-12
Indianapolis. coo 040 21-
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Two base Hlts-Haas, Boone ?, Cow
ington, Baird. Hail. Three base hit
Knsella. Home run-Miller. Sacrifice
hit-Boone. Stolen bases-Baird, Rehg.
Double plays-Henline to Sicki=as; Boone
to Whelap to Dresser. Left on bases
Indianapolis, 4 st. Paul, 9. Bases on
balls-On Hall. 1; off Petty, 1. Struck
out-By Petty, 3; by Hall, 3. Umpires
johnson aud Shannon. Time "a.
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NEW WATER RECORD.

NEW YORK, June ia worlds
swimming record for women at $50 yards
II 40 4-5-was set Saturday by Miss
Charlotte Boyle In a handicap at Bright
on Beach in a 25-yard tank. The former
record was :53 3-5, made by Miss Hilda
James at Liverpool, England.
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Stanford Wins at Tennis

ANN ARBOR, Mich, June 13.-Leland
Stanford University's tennis team defeat
ed Michigan, to 0, in the final match
of the season here Saturday. In the
10, 6-3 go and James Davies defeated
Robert Angel, go, 60. Neer and Davies
won the doubles match from NUM- and
ANGEL 60 g.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, Z; Washington, 3.
New York, I; Detroit, 8.
st. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 8.
Boston, 4; Chicago. =.
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ssI III - -~ w~ww
WI III IIE !
RSS1qUGS)
rnnTE ANn PHIL. DRAW.

EDDIE AND PHIL DRAW.
AURORA, H.. June 13.-Eddie Nc
Goorty, Oshkosh, Wis, heavyweight, and
Phil Harrison of Chicago went ten fast
rounds to a draw in a boxing bout
here Saturday.
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biscuits" FLoPs DEMETRAL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Stanislaus
Zbyszko, worlds champion heavyweight
wrestler, threw William Demetral with a
toe hold and arm lock, after sixty one
minutes here Saturday night.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Holy Cross. u: Harvard. &.
Pennsylvania, S; Dartmouth, 9.
Yale. Is; Syracuse. 8.
Princeton, 3; Vanderbilt. (ten in
nings).
Pittsburgh. u; Penn State. Twelve
1nnings).
Chicago, 7; waseda (Japan). 3
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THREE-I IEAGUE-

Peoria, o; Evansville. 5.
Cedar Rapids, IL; Rockford, 8.
Bloomington. 2; Terre Haute, 1.
Moline, 3; Rock Island, L
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Signs With Reds

FIT. WORTH, Texas. June 13.-Pete
Donahue, right handed pitcher of Texas
Christian University, has signed con-
tract with the Cincinnati Nationals.
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The Bull Won This War

MADRID, June 13.-Ernesto Pastor,
Mexican toreador, died Sunday as a re-
suit of the injuries suffered last Sunday
in the bull ring here.
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Syracuse, Z; Toronto. 6.
Buffalo, 10; Rochester, 2.
Newark, II; Jersey City, 10.
Baltimore, II; Reading. 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis at Indianapolis
st. Paul at Louisville Ito be played
Wednesday,.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington
St Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston.
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erson Orioles a 3-to-2 defeat yesterday.
The Reos are looking for a good pitch
er and fast third baseman. For infor-
nation call Drexel 247l and ask for
Toney.