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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
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Lawrence defeated the Indianapolis
Senators Sunday. u to 3. Lawrence wants
a game for Aug. 7 and would Ike TO book
a game for September away from home.
Address r. c. YOrger, Lawrence. Ind.
The Indianapolis White sox will meet
Friday at s p N. at Owens poolroom.
City or State teams desiring games call
Webster 1921.
Salem's American Legion team defeated
the MonOn baseball team OF Bloomington
sunday. 3 TO 2. The pitching OF Philips
Of salem and Dearmin Of Bloomington
featured.
The Lapel Grays won a double header
at home sunday, defeating the Indian
pitching Of Woodward, who famed sew
enteen batsmen, and the Perkinsville
Ram blers, 20 0.
The Southeastern A. Cs are looking for
games with teams IN the junior ranks.
Call Drexel $3.50 and ask FOR Earnest. &.
A. C.s take notice.
The Hercules have no games booked
for Aug "A. n and - and would Ike 70
henr from such strong clubs as the Iur-
ners and Tigers Address II. Burns, 1923
south Fast street, or call DTeTel 1851 and
ask fer Frank The Herculas would Ike
to look game with Beech Grove
The Union Carpenters desire games
with fast State teams. Columbus. Hope,
Shelbyvllle. Greensburg and Seymour pre-
ferred Address Homer Giviien, 1910
Valley drive, or call Webster 69s0
Teams desiring a permit for Rhodius
Park sunday should get In touch with
Wilbur Shaver at DreXel 4ll1.
Owing to a misunderstanding IN dates
The Z. a C.s are without 4 game for
sunday Juior teams desiring 20 meet
them should call DreKel 4l70 and ask for
Dave.
The Apollos have Aug. Il, Il and %
open and would Ike to book games with
fast city and State teams. Address Jack
Hart ia North Belmont avenue. or call
Belmont 1922.
The Indianapolis Southern Grays are
without a game for Sunday. City and
State teams desiring to meet them should
address William Bush. 1912 Reisner street.
or call Belmont 0i42.
Junior teams desiring to meet the
Kelly A. Cs are requested to call Drexel
4117 and ask for Wilbur.
The Brookside Odd Fellows and X. of
P. Lodge No SO teams will clash on Riy-
Saturday afternoon. All Brookside play
ers are requested to attend the meeting
at the hall Friday night The Odd Eel
lows play at Beech Grove Sunday after
noon.
A regular amateur baseball party will
be sta yed at MoTristown Sunday when the
indicated TT. Harrison team meets the
MOrristown Dauntless. Some 800 soldier
rooters will accompany the army team.
The Indianapolis Red Sox meet the Re
serves Sunday 81 Riverside No. 3 al 3
O'Clock. The SOx would Ike to hear
from MartinsviIle, Bloomington and Para
gon. Address Dick Lynch, 1919 North
Arsenal avenue or phone Webster 1926.
Tho indianapolis Giants, cOlored
team, want to hear from State teams for
games. Address G.. II. Biggerstaf, Thir
teenth aud Yandes There will be a meet
ing tonight at s o'clock.
The managers of the Edgewood A. G..
and Candy teams are requested to call
Drexel 2263 between , and G p. M. today
and ask for Nelson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
GOOD NEWS FOR
STATE GOLFERS
Links in Fine Shape at South
Bend-Play Opens
Monday.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. G-The
Chain o. Lakes golf course, thanks %
prolonged rains, Is now In the best pos
sible shape for the twenty first annual
championship meet of the Indiana Golf
Association which begins next Monday.
Crab grass, that pest Of the golf
course, which has ben prevalent through
out the countr this year, has been al
most entirely eliminated as a result Of
the rains and of special efforts put forth
by the South Bend club.
Golfers Of this section are busy pick
! ing the champion, comparing the styles
Of play of the different State stars and
considering their adaptabiHty to the To-
cal course,
On the whole, John Simpson Of Indi-
annapolis is given the best chance here.
Both Simpson and Will Didel of the
Highland Club have styles of play which
seem especially fitted to the South Bend
course. Both are long drivers and can
force the ball to the green in a few
strokes.
Bobby Resener of Kokomo. present
title holder, viii arrive here Friday to
get acquainted with the course. Bobby
will have bis troubles, too, as his low
drives almost always drop dead on the
South Bend fairways. On this point Did
del and Simpson have him at a disad-
vantage.
Two frequent visitors to the South
Bend coc-se have been II. II. Sielken,
Riverside, and Charles Taylor, La Porte.
/ Taylor Is the holder of the 1920 low
score. Dan Sanders Of South Bend is the
hope of the local club, but admits that
his putting may give him trouble.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

Dong Baird played a sparkling game
at third. He knocked down a hi on
WheIan in the fifth and got his man at
first BY a step.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
LOCAL NINE IN
BIG TYPO GAME
Beats Cleveland to Play BOs-
ton in Semi-Finals-Chi-
cagO Meets st. Louis.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago VS.. St. Louis.
Boston VS., indianapolis.
RESULTS WEDNESDAY.
Chicago, I'll Cincinnati. /.
Indianapolis, 81 Cleveland, 8.
Boston, 1e; Washington, s.

DETROIT, Aug. 4-The contest for the
baseball championship of the Union
Printers National Baseball League to-
day was carried on by only four teams,
indianapolis, Boston, St Louis and Chi
eago, which were to clash In the semi
final round this afternoon.
Indianapolis was scheduled against
Boston, and Chicago was to meet st.
Louis. The winners today will meet Sat
urday in the championship battle.
Indianapolis, Boston and Chicago were
returned the winners in yesterdays
games The Hoosiers defeated CLEVELAND,
5 to 8; Chicago defeated Cincinnati, Il
to l, and Boston handed Washington
II to beating.
The Typo clubs have been playing good
baseball here this week, and interest In
the big tournament Is picking up rapidly
as the title game nears. The basebSllers
from indianapolis have uncovered bril-
liant game in the tourney play, and there
are many who think they will go through
the semi finals to battle either Chicago
or st. Louis in the pennsnt scrap.
Yesterday afternoon, when the Indian
spolis athletes downed Cleveland, they
played the best game OF the entire tour
nament. Ruth, hurting for the winners,
was master OF the situation ali the way,
allowing Tut three hits, and his mates
we're behind him with support that was
air tight in the piuches. - Indianapolis
also hit the ball hard when the chances
to score were bright. Pitcher Ruth did
not yield a base on balls or hit batter
or balk.
The C1evelsnders got all their hits in
the fourth frame, when they also got
their three runs. Ruth had EN- in his
pocket from then on.
The indianapolis printers did not take
the lead until the eighth. They got one
run in this frame, then made their claim
a run stronger in the ninth.
Catcher Kelly of the Indianapolis team
chased almost out to left field to gro b
a foul fly This was the games best
sensational bet.
Morris got himself another pair Of
blows. Kelly tied With him for the stick
honors.
Johnny Mccain, second saaker for IN
dianapols ran his stolen base total up
to four for two games.
It was thought that Indianapolis would
fire Terrence back at BOston this after
noon and then have Ruth on deck for
the battle OF battles, providing Terrence
could win another game.
Cincinnati didn't have a chance with
Chicago yesterday. The Windy City
BOYS started the battle with five run
inning and forgot TO stop ringing the
bell The second was the only round in
which Chicago did not score.
Chicago evidentally has stack OF
pitchers They used three against Gin
cinnati, just to give them the exercise.
Boston handed It to washington after
pretty hot scrap, with the Senator'S
fighting hard all the way.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Mexico Would Stage
JOhnSOn-Denlpsey Go
on Centennial Card

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 4-Tae Mexican
government viii turn pugllistic match
maker il plans under contemplation to-
day go through. The government wants
to arrange a bout between Jack Demp
sey heavyweight champion. and former
champion. Jack Johnson. ss part of the
centennial celebration in September.
It WAS reported Dempsey would lie Of
fered q purse as big as that at the Car
pentier fight at Jersey City If he will
come here and meet the negro pugilist.
The centennial will celebrate Mexico's one
hundred venrs Of indnnendence
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Georges Has EN- Guessing

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-Perslstent reports
that Georges Carpenter may not come
back to the United States to fulfil his
contract to box Tommy Gibbons are
Worrying local fistc fans, who are plan
ming to see the NM. Eddie Kane, man
ger Of Gibbons, has beeu pestered with
inquiries regarding the possibility Of
Georges flunking, but believes the
Frenchman will be back and keep his
word with Richard. Gibbons is all set
for the match, Kane left recently for the
north woods to meet Gibbons and took
with him Sammy Msndell the Rockford
bantam flash, Sammy plans to learn a
few ring tricks from the veteran Tommy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

Lawrence defeated the Indianapolis
Senators Sunday, Il to 8. Lawrence wants
a game for Aug. 7 and would ike TO book
a game for September away from home.
Adress R. c. Yorger, Lawrence. Ind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Association Signs for
10-Year Minor Series

CHICAGO, Aug. "A minor league
worlds series" between the pennant
winning clubs OF the American AssO-
eiatlOa and international League VIII
be staged after the close of the reKu-
lar season, President Thomas j.
Hickey Of the American Association
announced today.
President Hickey has reached a ten
year agreement with the InternatlO nal
League whereby an annual pOst-sea-
son series of games viii be played.
POst-seaso on games between the PEN
nsnt willing clubs of the two leagues
were staged last fall. when Baltimore
defeated tho champion 1T. Paul club.
THE series proved popular and we
have decided to enter Into a ten-yenr
agreement to assure these games,
President Hickey said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Speed Boat Title Races

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE spray was due
to fly on Lake Michigan this afternoon
when thirty Of the fastest speed boats
in the world. constituting the largest
feet Of hydroplanes ever gathered, were
to start in the first days racing for the
Sinclair trophy. emblematic of the speed
boat championship Of the Great Lakes.
One Of the boats entered is the Gar. Jr.,
II. which arrived here Wednesday, COM
Melting its record breaking 30h-mile
cruise from Miami. Fla Two other fast
contenders for the cup were Miss Amer
lea and the Miss Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
DonOvan-PhiI Situation

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-President
william F. Baker Of the Philadelphia
National League club said Wednesday
that Irving Wilhelm would continue to
act as manager Of the Phillies during the
remainder of the Western trip, Things
are moving SO nicely under wilhelm 5
control that he did not think II wise TO
disturb conditions at present, Mr.. Baker
said.
This does not mean that wild Bill"
Donovan has been dismissed as manager,
said President Baker Donovan Is on a
scouting trip and is doing his part to
build UP the team for next year. Mr..
Baker added
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Beam Bowlers Meeting

Beap's bowling leagu No. and Q
will hRld their annual open meeting at
the Beam alleys. Friday night, at 5
O'Clock. League No. l VIII be composed
OF ten teams 10 bowl on Monday nights
at the Washington street alleys. and
League No viii be composed OF sixteen
teams TO bowl on Thursday nights az
Beams new North Delaware street alleys.
There are plenty Of openings IN either
Ieacue and captains wishing to enter
teams should not fail to attend the meet
ing All last years captains are espe-
ciaIlv requested 20 attend the cOnfab.
Fred Schleimer will again be in charge
OF the Beam circuits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

NASHVILLE, Aug. Alex Bush Of
the Audubon Club Louisville was low
medalst in the qualifying round of the
Junior Western golf tournament over the
Belle Meade course Wednesday. High
scores marked the qualifying round,
only six entries breaking ninety.
A cold driving rain which swept the
course served to handicap the players.
81 few we're the entries that it was neces
sary to abandon the third flight. while
the second flight is crowded with byes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Evers Appears Slated for
Dismissal as Cub Boss

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-OfficiaIs of the Chi
cago Cubs maintained silence today re
garding reports that John Evers is to
be deposed as manager and Bill Killefer,
veteran catcher. appointed to succeed
him NO specific denial of the report has
been made by Cub officials.
The only stateqent forthcoming was
the assertion by President William Veeck
that Evers is i'll. Killefer is handling
the club in the absence of Evers. Whether
a change is made now or not, it is con
sidered almost certain that & new man
ager will handle the Cubs next year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Big League Franchises
Reported on the Market

NEW YORK, Aug. t.-several ma
iOr league baseball franchises win be
put on the market at the close of the
present season. according to yelled ru-
mOrs along the baseball rialtO here
today.
Two National League owners and
one American League magnate are
said to be ready to sell out, though
the identity of none of the trio was
mentioned.
Jack Dunn. owner Of the Baltimore
Orioles. is dickering for major
league franchise, according to another
rumOF.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

SINNERS continues to improve in every
department He certainly IS on his way
10 the big top
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U. of |. Grid Star Injured

CHICAGO, Aug 4.-The condition OF
Harold Lifvendahl. University of Illinois
football player who suffered serious in
juries TO his spine when diving at Kenil-
worth beach Sunday, was said to be crit
teal yesterday. Hospital attaches de
clsred that his condition was SO serious
that 1t was impossible to say when he
would pass the crisis
Lifyendahl. who was working his way
through school was acting as life
guard at the beach during the summer
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Big League Stuff

Homers by Jack Smith and McHenry
helped the Cardinals trim the Giants
Wednesday.
Red Faber was outlucked and beaten
BY the Red Sox. The Chicago outfielders
did not make A put-out. Myers pitched
for Boston. Mike Menoskey, Red Sox
outfelder made a sensational catch that
cut off a Sox run.
The Pirates went on a batting spree
pounding Huhben and Winters OF the
Phillies for fourteen hits.
The Cubs and Braves divided double.
header. 0eschger and Martin were the
SzizAi->S saAA~hAxa
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Michigan Golfers Cop

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich.. Aug. ?
with a margin of 81 points, the upper
Michigan Peninsula golf team defeated
the Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Assoc
citation team in a 80 hole golf match
over the Pine Grove golf course here
The afternoon fight ended in q to II
points in favor Of Michigan, combined
with the morning score Of % to 10. max
ing total of SO for Michigan and 81
for Wisconsin,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
FIGHT MOVIES DRAW BIG.

NEW YORK;. Aug. 4.-Ihe Dempsey
Carpenter fight pictures have arrived at
A downtown theater Little by little the
news leaked out until merry crowd
gathered a the theater 20 see how Jack
Dempsey kept the heavyweight cham
pionship IN the family by defeating
Georges Carpenter. Then following the
success Of the frat days showing. the
The pictures wore billed FOR an indefinite
run and that preparations have been
made for a great demand for tickets.
Whether or not the films viii be ex-
hibited IN other cities is yet a matter Of
conjecture.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Fast Play Promised in
Davis Cup Net Games

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4.-Everv-
thing WAS in readiness for play to
begin At o'clock (eastern time) this
afternoon in the Davis Cup second
round preliminary contest between
the Australian and British Isles ten
mis- teams. Weather conditions today
were Ideal
The first match in singles was to be
between T.. o. Anderson of Australia
and Captain Maxwell Woosman of
the British Isles. J. b. Hawkes. of
Australia was to play +. Gordon
Lowe. British Isles, in another fea-
ture match.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Babe and His Record

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Babe Ruth
faced the task OF hitting a home run
today in order to keep up with his
1920 record. His thirty-eiEhth homer
last year came on Aug. and his
thlrty-nlnth on Aug. 8. II he failed
20 bit a homer today and IL he fails
again tomorrow. he will fall behind
his record
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
New A. B. c. Pitcher Wins

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 4.-The Indian
ap0lis A. B. C.s won the second straight
game from the Baehsrach Giants Of New
YORK here Wednesday, TO 3. Both clubs
played errorless ball. \ feature was the
pitching Of Manoney "a recruit recently
signed by the A B. C.s. He held the
Bacharachs to seven hits and retired the
side on strikes in the last inning
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
Tom Still Seeks the Cup

GLASGOW, Scotland. Aug. &.--SIr
Thonlas Luton will make smother
EFFORT In 1928 to lift the Americas cup
ne announced here today. Sir Thorn
a. sal that a new yacht to he chris
tened Shamrock Y will be built to
moet an American yacht.
Sir Thomas said that the chal-
Ienge VIII he sent TO the United
suites this year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

The Apollos have Aug Il, Il and %
open and would Ike to book games with
fast city and State teams. Address Jack
Hart. ia North Belmont avenue. or call
Belmont 1922.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
ORDER BorT PREVENTED.

LANSINE. Moi. Aug 4-tIOvcrnOr
Groesbcck Wednesday fired the first gun
i'm his campaign to clean up boxing in
the state when he ordered the Billy
Grand Rapids Aug II stopped The poor
showing made by Roper IN a recent bout
in Detroit is believed to have caused the
Governor 10 take action
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

Fl Paso and Tommy Aba Of this IS ci{y
boxed twelve rounds to n draw Wedues-
day night According TO the referees
decision Palmer carried the fighting to
Alba and had the edge until the twelfth.
when Alba tore IN and had the visitor
hanging Oh Mt the bell
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

The Saints used two pinch batters yes
terday and ROgge famed EN- both Con
molly and Haas were the players who
fell victims
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
PING" FAILS TO REPORT

BOSTON. Aug. Ping" Bodie, trans
ferred to the Red Sox by the New York
Americans in A trade last week, was still
absent Wednesday His dissatisfaction
With the transfer was reported to have
led TO decision by him not to join the
Roston club. Secretary Lawrence Craver
said the Red Sox management had ne
word from the player nor of his where
a bouts
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
RIRMAN - HOsPITAI.

CHICAGO Aug 4-J0e Burman. Chi
c8Eo bantam, IS In the hospital. nursing
bruised shoulder sustained I'm the ! e.
doux bout and recovering from an cper-
alton for removal OF his tOnsils He hopes
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N 1EEE
} SI.P;15ee;S.'
MOORE vs.. sHARKEY.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Pal Moore and
Jack Sbarkey. bantsmweigh were
matched today for d ten round bout at
East Chicago on Aug. 16. The bout takes
the place OF one between Johnny wilson
and Harry Greb which was cancelled
after the Wilson Downey mix-up al
Cleveland.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
FORMER BOxER KILLED.

LNNN, Mass, Aug. 4--brnest Murray
former 115 pound amateur boxing cham
pion of New England, was electrocuted
Wednesday working as a lineman. The
body of the young man, who was World
War veteran, became a flaming torch be-
fore power was shut off
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

Action of Judge Lands, supreme base
ball commissioner, in barring the ac-
quilted BLACK Sox" players, today met
with the unanimous approval of officials
of the game.
Opinions Of league heads gathered by
the United Press, show the popularity
of the ruling.
CHICAGO, Aug. TT am very much
pleased that Judge lands will not per
NIT the acquitted White sOx players to
return to baseball" Thomas J. Hickey,
president Of the American Association,
said today.
NEW YORK, Aug. fudge Landis
did the right thing when he barred the
acquitted White sox from baseball" John
Conway Toole, president of the Interna-
tional League, said.
ROCK ISLAND Ill, Aug. 4.-Action of
Judge Lands in barring the acquitted
BLACK sox" from baseball. was praised
today by NJ. II. Sexton, president of the
National Association Of Professional
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

Stated for Mc2Ienemy In seventh.
iBatted for Sheehau in seventh.
St Paul ............. 600 600 O20-2
IndfsnapOlis -.-......... 800 COZ 2Os-T
Two-Base Hits Bsrghammer, Rehg.
Covington. Dixon Home Run-ShinneTs.
Stolen Bases-Shinners, 2; COvington.
Rehg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Double
Play-Sheehan TO Whslsn. Left on
Bases-Indianapoiis 6; st. Paul. ..
Bases on Baus-Of Sheehan, /: Of Royce
2 of Kelly, 1. Hits-Of Sheehan. II in
G innings: of Kelly. in ? innings.
Struck Out-By Shee6an, 8; BY Rogge
&; By Kelly, / Losing Pitcher-Shee-
han. EMBELLISHMENTS and Mullin-
Time *
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NEW YORK. Aug. with bright
weather the order here today, the pro
moters Of the Gibbons Rather ana Tun-
ney Burke bouts at Dyckman oval an
nouuced they would be staged tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Rain prevented
play in the women's Metropolitan tennis
tournament Wednesday for the second
successive day. In addition to playing
in two Sngles matches today, Mrs. Nal
Tory wasNexpected to compete in the first
FOUND OF The doubles, coupled with Mrs.
Ne rion Zfnderstein Jessup of Whining
ton, Del
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04
RFDG CIT PTTCuFRg

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4-Pitchers Schnen
and Gillespie of the Calgary (Alberta)
team have been purchased by the Gin
cinnau Nationals. August Hermann,
president of the Reds, announced
Wednesday. The two pitchers will re
port 70 the Cincinnati team Oh or before
Sent II
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-04

The Lapel Grays won a double header
at home Sunday, defeating the Indian
apohs MariettRs 10 l, through the
pitching Of Woodward, who famed sew
enteen batsmen, and the Perkinsville
Ramblers, 20 0.