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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Grand Circuit
RACE CROWD DIsPIFAsED.


HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. The
heavily advertised match race. booked as
the feature event or the Grand Circuit
meeting here. was raced and completed
here Tuesday amidst Kisses and booes Of
the spectators. Peter Manning, champion
trOtter, won the event, taking each heat
from Single G, unbeaten Indiana stall
lion thus far this season. in 2:O21a and
2 :O6.
In the first heat Allen, driving Single
c. went into the lead at the word, but
was content with a slight margin all
the way around to the stretch The
horses went to the half in OBJ, and
in the race home Peter Manning was the
stronger. They came the last quarter
81 ZSa4 seconds. II the second heat Al
len trailed with Single q and the half
was reached in 1 :0652. This time ALEU-
attempted to oUtbrIsh the trotter, but
Murphy won easily. The last quarter
was raced l. Is seconds fiat. Summaries
OF the days Circuit events:
ala Trot three heats; purse. 81 200
Peter Blaze, b 6, by Petaurist
sEaahilde. 5 m, by Native
King (DickersOn) ............ . l 3 .
George Watts, Oh 2, by General
Watts Berry .......-...... , TO
AGnrico Hail, blk g, by Man
rico (CarmichaeD ........... G 70
Wilaska and Noble Argot also started.
Time 90 n, 2:11. :1i&l, 2:2014.
WhrlwinG Purse. 2:O4 Pace three
heats; purse $1,000
Roy G-atsn, z, By Gratan
Royal Murphy ................ !
Edna Early, blk m, by The
Wolverine (Thomas) .......... 3 4
Jimie McKerron, d 2. by Jack
McKeTron (Ray) ................ 2
Adioo Guy, ch b, by Guy Dillon
Cartain Mack and Jay Brook also
Time-2 :o3H. 2:o2A. 2:OsA.
Two ear-Old Trot two in three
purse. $1,000
Edith Worthy. +. by Guy A1worthy
Chcp Suey, b f, by Lord Dewey
kRodEey) .--.-.-.-.-..-
Peter Earl, c, by ePter the Great
Oscawana Oh c, by Atlantic Express
III. Flemingl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. )
Meditation. Dorothy Harvester. Nigo
Harvester. Good Watts and Guy Hall also
Time a414, 2:12A.
Grand Special, Trotting Pacing 1.-TWO
heats; purse, 5000
Peter Manning, b g, by AzoR
Single G, b h, by Anderson Wilkes
Ti Tine :6i3ii. 2:o6.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

baseball team will meet the Southport
Baptist nine Saturday afternoon at Gar
field Park, diamond No. .
The Liberty Store defeated the In
diana A. Cs.. to I. in the first game
of double header. In the second game.
they tied with the Western Tigers, .
to 9, the game stopping in the last half
OF the ninth with tine Liberty team at
bat. The Arnoles were beaten Labor
Day, 10 to 0. They also claim a forfeit
game from the Red Sox All players are
requested to be at the meeting Friday
night.
The I o. O. S. team will play at
Bridgeport sunday For games. address
W A. Wooddeld, 1913 koehne street.
Phone Circle S2G0
Carmel would like to arrange game
for Saturday with a fast Indianapolis
club. Call or address Dr. K. A. Cooper,
Carmel Ind.
The American Central Life baseball
team defeated the Indianapolis Passeu-
gers Traffic club, 10 TO o. at Broad
Ripple Batteries american CentrsU
Jansen and Agnew; q. Z. II Schlans-
ker and Martin.
The Buchanan Stars hold a park per-
NIT for sunday. Teams desiring games
address John Hampe. 1923 M.Clean
street, or call Belmont 1903
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BOUT WAS FINANCIAL LOSS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Attendance at
the championship battle between Bryan
Downey and Johnny Wilson at Boyie's
Thirty Acres In Jersey City Monday was
only 122S0, and the total receipts $40, $50.
Out of that sum Tex Richard, promoter,
has paid the State of New Jersey 81
40659.
He also guaranteed Wilson $4,000 for
his share of the fight. The money is in
possession of the New Jersey boxing
commission pending an Investigation
Downey is said to have been guaranteed
substantial su mfor his end OF the
purse, and the preliminary boxers were
paid, too. Richards share is still a
mystery.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Indians Open Last
Visit Among Eastern
Clubs of 4. A. Loop
Tribe Takes on Senators in
Columbus, Where Interest
Has Vanished.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. Indians
and Senator's were to tangle here today
Of the season to these parts Not much
excitement has been noticeable over the
series, for It is beyond the miracle stage
for either team to create much Jurors
in the A 4. race Of this season. The
Senators are ia last place and the In
dams in seventh, just one berth above
so it is hardly likely that any attendance
records viii be broken during the series
starting this afternoon.
The Senators have not been easy fea
the Hoosiers this season, however, and
the fans who always can be found at
the ball park expect to see some warm
contests between the down. the-racs
clubs.
After a series here the Indians VIII
visit Toledo and Louisville before res
turning home to wind up the season
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
NEW YORK FANS
GIVING UP ON
TWO REMNANTS
Gotham RIOTERS Now Expect
Only One-Half of World
Series There.
GIANTS DO A BRODIE
By JACK VEIoCE,
International News Sports Editor.

international News Sports Editor.
NEW YORK. Sept. Baseball fans
Of little old New York are willing to
lay odds today that the Metropolis will
see one-haf the worlds series. but they
practically have given up hope Of mo-
Ropolizing the big fall classic.
Those who root for the Yankees are
elated over the prospects Of Miller Hug
gins battering clan, while among Giant
fans gloom is thicker than molasses.
That Babe Ruth and company viii
either capture the American League pen
rant by force or have it thrust upon them,
now seems a certainty.
The Yanks are breezing along, win
lining here and and losing there hut play
Xng better than 800 per cent baseball
#rhetr pitchers are going good and the
cam has lost none of its hitting strength
81 The worlds champion Cleveland In
dians, on the other hand, have nothing
ahead but rough going, and that with 4
crippled pitching staff. Stan COveleskie
is not at top form to start the eastern
road trip Ray Caldwell is under sus,
pension for being out Of condition and
Catcher Steve O'Neih, with the brunt Of
the catching to 90, is not in the best OF
shape either
On top of this the Indians must swing
around the eastern half of the circuit
once again and will be forced t. play all
but two Of their remaining twenty three
games on the road. The Tigers play
In Cleveland today and tomorrow and
then its goodby to Dunn field for the
rest of the schedule. Cleveland has lost
two more games than the Yankees and
have less games to play, for Huggins'
men, counting today's double header with
Boston, have twenty six games remain
ing.
The Giants apparently have shot their
F,QI "
ming five straight from Pittsburgh is for
gotten now, and as McGraw prepares to
lead his men westward TO finish the sea
son on the road there is little hope that
Pittsburgh can be headed, even though
there is a margin of only a game and
a half between the teams. At least that
is the way the easily-beaten New York
fan sees 1t.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
State Fair Race Card
Today; Results Yesterday
PROGRAM TODAY.

1hOOhAM 1ODA1.
2:14 Pace. Purse S1,OOO-Bee Line, Red
Bingel. Direct Light, Teddy Montana,
Baron Watts. Lady Fastina.
2:18 Trot, Purse $1,000 Freeman Mas
ters Bessie Worthy. Harry Hawker. DR..
NJ. Kentucky Dnune, Can't Help 1t. Gen
eral Francis Bessie Montgomery. Alma
Todd Cali -CErci, Mary J. Jean Mark,
Jimmie Noes, Franklin B. Jay Lee, Iva
Leaf
212 Pace, Purse S1.OOO-James Rowdy,
Posey Peter, COchatO Coast, Robert
Page Direct Light, Lady Fastina, Allie
Clay. Dale Hummingbird. Billy J. K.
Elnora Nell, Miss Rhythmic Bell.
2:24 Trot, Purse Notwithstanding
Grattsn Haines. Drum Beat Harvest
Home, High Knob Mary, Kentucky ].
Kingsley Todd Minor Girl, Peter Bt~A
Winton Six, Arrow Head Mokum, Iva
Leaf
2is Pace, Purses S1.OCO-Little Chimes,
Henry Direct Red Review, Robert
Dickey. Red B Bernice Todd. BhJy
Cochato, Manor Direct, My Sweetheart
Margaret Star, Star Mack, Country Maid.
Wanda Nay. Mary Coffa. Starlight Dill
lion, Pagan, Sandy, Maggie Wright.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
2$ Pace (second division; purse.
Valley Day, g g. by Dayo Hack
ett) Observation-Disclosures. L
Manor Direct. blk g, by Dlrectum
Spier (Trobridge) ......2 3
Clip, br g, unknown Of. John
SOM ........-... ........-..--.. .
Maggie Wright. CHI IN by Deck
Wright Tracy ........... .
Mike Cochato, b G (Pugh) ....4 8 4
Diamond Boy, oh b Henry 800. Z
Roger Bean, b CHavland) $500. 5 5 9
Wayne L. m (Hardebcck) go. 8 10 6
Hal Barnes. b g (Montgome:. j.. 9 7 10
LORD Weston, b e (Smeiser) 10 S s
Time: 15A, 2:15A. 214H.
20 Trot purse, $1,000
Mary D. m, by Mark knight
tHamT9psl ...-.....-........ ) l l
Donna C0hato, ch N, by Pete:
Donna Beam ................ 3 2
Sam Tregantle, blk h, by
Tregantle avery ............4 ? 8
Mitai Lee. b m. by Echo Todd
(Grahsm) Observation-Disclosures. 2 8
Duplicate. br & (Hubbard) ...... 8 5 1
Rem W, b (Swaim) ........... DR.
Time 1914, 2.15A, PISA.
POS Pace purse, $1,000
Miss Hola Zombro. b IN, by Zom-
bro tWhitehead) ...-.......... 1 1 l
Roger c, ch g. by Major c
tHuShaw( OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Departure, b &, by The Ex-
ponent (Johnson) .......-.3 8 4
HedGetree Boy. Oh z. By Hedge
wood Boy (Walsworth) ....4 3
Jessie Riggs, b m (Fleming) .... ; 5
Time :11A, ? 00H, 2:11L.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Robert Kinsey Annexes
Metropolitan Net Title

NEW YORK. Sept. robert Kinsey,
San Francisco, won the Metropolitan
championship IN the final of the tennis
tournament at the Crescent A. c. here
Tuesday, The young Pacific coast star
conquered Willis Z. Davis, san Fran
cisco, IN five sets, SO, As, 60 IS, CO.
The points for the three sets totaled
150 TO 100.
In the doubles, Robert and Howard
Kinsey, San francisco, won the title.
They easily defeated Gerald Emerson
and Harold Taylor, New York, 81, 60,
Ga.
Wsshburn, the Davis cup pair, defeated
J. o. Anderson and c. v Todd, Austria
liam champions, in an exhibition, 6-3,
6-3, GO.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Scores Come High in
Shoot at Camp Perry

CAMP PERRY. Ohio, Sept. THE
number Of possibles on the various
ranges IN Tuesdays shooting events, the
first In the National Rifle Association
contests. ran into large figures.
Ia the Leech cup match. which
opened On the s o yards, slow fire, more
than fifty possibles had been recorded
Tuesday and the prediction was made
that the winner OF this event would have
to make high score on the 800 and 1000
ward ranges Of the last stage, which
were to be fired today
The Remington match, Individual
competition, was won by c. Crowley
United states marine corps with a
possible Of fifty and six vuilseyes over
A. Stewart. United States Navy, and 5
Nelson. also OF the Navy. had scores OF
fifty with five bullseyes and took second
place.
Early figures show John P Beckeral
Minnesota civilian. I'm line for the 81
mund Elsner trophy and S1O0 cash.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Eddie Gallahue Is Champ
in IrvingtOn Golf Meet

Eddie Galahue. by coming from be
hind IA lne style, won the Irvington Golf
Club championship. He defeated Paul
LeWau one up I'm thirty seven holes.
The two players were squared on the
thirty-sixth green after good shooting
on the last nine. Par golf on the fnal
hole. which he played In perfect fash
ion. gave Gallahue the match
The winners playing was said TO be
very good. lie IS only eighteen years
old and has been playing golf but a year
and half The fact that he defeated
some Of tho veterans In this meet makes
things look very promising for him.
KiagshUry aud Shidcler. two star Tlny-
ers ~ the Iryiu~ton Club. fell before the
youngstcr in the early rounds OF the
tourney.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
AT COLoRADo SPRINGS.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept. T..
-Gollia Jones of New Orleans. was
awarded a decision over Battling Or
tega in the first round here last when
Referee Jabez said the Ortega had hit
low. The men are middlewelghts.
Otto Wallace Of Milwaukee was
awarded the judges decision over
johnny Noye Of St Paul at the end
of their fast ten round lightweight bout
Kid Lee Of st. Louis got the Judges
decision over George Fox Of London,
England, at the end Of six rounds
They are light weights.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Queer Playing on Coast

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7-Investiga-
ton Of alleged crookedness among play
ers In the Pacific Coast League was
under way today. The coast league had
a houseclealing last year also when sew
eral players were accused OF throwing
games in order that sure thing" gam
blers could clean up
william II. Mccarthy, president OF the
league. announced several players were
being closely watched as a result Of
queer performances on the field.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Golf Trophy Urged

NEW YORK, Sept Annual competi-
items for silver cup between the open
golf champions Of the United States and
Great Britain VIII be suggested to the
United States Golf Association by the
SOundview Golf Club, where Jim Barnes,
United States champion. Monday defeat
ed Jock Hutchison, holder Of the British
title, by and 4. Officials of the club
said they hoped the trophy would be
made as much Of fixture in golf as the
Davis cup Is In tennis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Wins City ROGUE Title

Grant Darcy won the three day city
rogue Tournament. played Mt Cuenberger
Park, with an average Of - Is points.
Henderson was second with 1928; Raw
Mcclure. third, with II Is, and Jean Mc-
Clure, fourth, with II Is
Nine players entered, but four Of the
remaining FIVE failed to play the neces-
sary IS per cent of games; therefore,
their scores and also those Of their op-
ponents were thrown out
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
BOxER DIES AFTER BOUT.

KANSAS CITY. Kan, Sept 7-Har0ld
(Tiger) Gaulding, q, who collapsed after
fighting a si1-round preliminary bout
with Battling" Joe Woof here Labor
day, died in a hospital today of frac-
tured skull.
Investigation Of the affair was begun
today by police. Under the Kansas laws
prize fighting is not permitted, but the
bouts were held under American Legion
auspices as exhibitions, the police being
restrained from interfering through an
injunction secured by the promoters.
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Mitchell and Duncan Win

DELLWOOD, MINI, Sept. ABE
Mitchell and George Duncan, British
professional golfers, defeated Tom
Nardon. White Bear professional, and
Jack Burke. up and to play. In
thirtysi hole bcst ball match at the
White Bear Club here Tuesday. In the
afternoon Mitchell made the eighteen
holes in IS, two under the course record
The first nine holes he scored a 80, one
under the record. while on the second
nine he got 50
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Colts With One Hand

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept bobby Jones.
Atlanta's youthful golfer. has added
new laurels to his record Of achievements
In the golflng world, Playing only with
his right hand, he shot a - on the first
nine holes Of the East Lake course, a
distance Of 900 yards. lie made six
on the Go yard fifth hole. md four
on tho 525 yard ninth. Jones used one
hand only, due to injuries received the
other daV
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Vets TO Play for MattY

NEW YORK. Sept. Members Of the
old time Giants will play a game Of lin
fled innings and the Giants and Braves
will hook up in an exhibition game on
Sept 80 In a testimonial game for Christy
Mathewson, who is still fighting for his
life against tuberculosis at Saranac Lake.
n. Y. such players as McGrnw. Dahlen.
Rusie, Gilbert, Bowerman, Donlin and
Bresnahan are being counted on for the
veterans lineup.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
MAX EPSTEIN IN DRAW.

Max Epstein, brother OF SOIly, the
bantamweight, fought a thrilling ten
round draw with Danny Goodman Of
Chicago in u boxing show at Rensselaer,.
Goodman substituted for Bobby Moon
Of Gary. Epstein was out weighed by
ten pounds, but his aggressive tactics
forced Goodman to give ground. The
show WAS an open air affair and was
staged under the auspices Of the Amer
lean Legion. Epstein fights at 10
pOund5
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Eighty-Cent Win Is Too
Much: Fan Falls Dead

CINCINNATI, Sept THE excite
ment of watching horse win 50
bet for him proved fatal to w. E. O'Con-
roll of this city. who fell dead of hear.
disease at the Latonia track
OConnell. IS years old, had a place"
bet on Harvest King, and when the
horses came under the wire with Harvest
King in second place, O'Connell col
lapsed. Harvest King paid $3.50 for 50
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Fight Pictures Cause
Big Runfpus in Church

GREENWOOD LAKE, n. j., Sept. Z.
Following announcement that pic
lures of the Dempsey-Carpentier fight
were to be shown for the benefit of a
local church, it was learned today that
the plans had been called off and the
Rev. John w. AresOn had resigned.
The announcement followed soon after
DR.. Areson, pastor of the Episcopal
Church, was quoted as saying that he
favored showing the picture. The
pastor maintained that the picture
had no connection with his resigna-
ton.
II contemplated resignine six
months ago." Mr.. Areson said.
MIR. Areson has been rector of the
Episcopal Church in Greenwood Lake
three years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

The Spades football team will practice
this evening at Spades Park at
about 80 o'clock. The following play
ers are expected to report: Rubush,
Hall, Roberts, Mullen, Rivers, Lohman.
McKibben, Curtis, Butler, voting. Lane,
Hartman, Won Burg, Tarin, Helms, Mil
Ter, Mitchell, Parish, walker, Kunkel,
Hendrickson and others. Coach Schrainer
will be present.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
CLASSY EVENTS
AT STATE FAIR
Five Races Carded This After
noon on Harness Program
Of Local Track.

Five events were on the harness rae
ing card at the Indiana State Fair this
afternoon and some lively competition
was looked for In each of the races
card and the PA event carried over
from yesterday was to be staged this
afternoon. Ali five events were to have
large fields and lovers Of the harness
racing game were looking for a big day.
The first race was to get under way at
l o'clock.
In the feature event on the schedule
the bay mare, Miss ZOla ZOm-
bro. won the 2:OS race. The track was
heavy and the horses were forced 20
race long miles in order TO avoid the
mud and water near the pole. Mary ID,
the good going mare owned by Charles
Dehority Of EIwood Ind, and piloted
by the local trainer, Charles Hammons,
topped the list in the 2:20 event.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Killed by Pitched Ball

AUGUSTA, Ky. Sept. Harry Inskas
% years old. is dead as q result OF be-
ing struck in the head By pitched
bah in a game between Mt. OliYet and
Hittsv!lle. After being struck Insk
made the circuit Of the bases before fall
ing unconscious.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Local Grid Notes

Football practice viii be held by the
Riverside A. As. tonight at Twenty
Seventh and schurmapp avenue. All
PLAYERS are requested 10 he present, Nc
Curly brothers take notice.
An ex-couegisn football team, com
posed mostly OF negro football players
Is In the field under the name Of the
games with tho best semi pro elevens
In the Middle West. Hazard. local star,
Is I'm the lineup. Hawkins, from the
Kentucky State team, and J. o. kemn.
also IS a member OF the club. This
team Is anxious 70 get bookings. Ad-
dress Harry F Daniels at 1910 South
Keystone avenue.
Members Of the Belmont Athletic Club
football team will practice at Belmont
avenue and Washington street this eve
ming. All players take notice The Bel
monts are preparing for n big season
and Will schedule with some OF the
strongest elevens among the Independent
teams Of the State. G. b Mcdonnell IS
manager OF the team and he IS lining up
many local stars for the eleven.
Tho Ferndals club which is fighting
II out with the Riley All-Stars in tho
finals OF the Daily Times baseball
series. Is going to put football team IN
the field this fall which Is expected TO
keep UP the good record Of tho bali
club. Coach Jap Davis has had A good
/ turn out in the first two practices. The
/ services Of any fast men are wanted.
/ Those desiring try-outs are requested
to report at the meeting tonight at 8 81
/ o'clock on the corner OF Wet Tenth
street and King avenue. Tuka Wsei
( Tenth street car. For games with the
/ Ferndale club address John Wortz
! Ferndale Athletic Club, King avenue and
/ West Tenth streets.
There VIII be meeting Of al
| candidates for the D. A. c. football club
this evening at 1910 Virginia avenue. All
| Of last years players and those wish
ing try outs are requested to attend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THREE-I IEAGTE.
GAM ES TODAY.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at ST. Paul.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

MEMPHIS. Sept. 7.--Frankle Garcia,
Los Angeles, and Bobbie Hughes
Shreveport, La, boxed eight fast rounds
here to a draw, according to the referees
decision. The men are bantamweights.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston st New York 1.-TWO games).
(No other games scheduled)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

Roscoe Sarles, the popular Lafayette
driver, who is entered in the automobile
races at the State Fair. next Saturday
afternoon. Sarles has been driving with
q consistency this season that has placed
him within reach Of the speedway cham
piOnship. Last May he finished second
TO Tommy Milton in the local speedway
races and since then has been in the
money In all OF the events IN which
he has entered.
His performance here on the dirt track
will be watched with considerable inter
est, for pitted against him yin be Ben
ME Hin, Joe Thomas, Jules ElliugbOe, the
present dirt track champion, and other
speed kings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Pole March Wins

LONDON, Sept. THE St Leger. one
Of the classics Of the British turf, was
won today BY Pole March. Franklin ran
second and Westward Ho third.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Big League Stuff

The foggy delivery of Fillingim Of
the Boston Braves ran the Giants
into a reef Tuesday and Boston
made it three out of four in the
series.
Lee Meadows shined Up his spectscles
yesterday and pitched big league ball
in Brooklyn, giving up seven hits and
kept them well scattered.
A double by Smith in the sixth inning
drove in the winning run for the Cleve-
land Indians.
Two home runs by CO Perkins
gave tho Athletics victory In their
final game with the Washington SEN
atOrs in Quakertown.
Bailey outpitched Alexander in the
first game and started the second for st
Louis, but Haines had to finish il. The
Cardinals took two games.
zoe Bush had his best pitching dis
guise on yesterday in Boston and the
Tanks got but six hits. The Sex beat
Waite Hoyt, 2 to /.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York at Phila lelphia two games).
Cincinnati at Chicago.
(No other games scheduled.)