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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Grand Circuit



CLEVELAND, Aug. 11.-Eight Of the
best trotters in training were entered In
the North Randall freefor all trCt worth
$4,000, the richest stake of the Grand
Circuit this season, at North Randall to-
day. The event was open to all trotters
excepting Peter Manning and AriOn Guy.
The field included PeriscOpe, Peter Co
ley, Walnut Frisco. Media. Millit Irwin,
Grey Worthy, Early Dreams and Ario
Mckinney.
Guardian Trust, 3-year- oId Belwin colt.
maintained his perfect record Wednesday
by winning the championship stallion
stake. The stake was worth $4,000.
Wednesday summaries:
4 he Press, 2:l6 Class Trotting (purse.
jeanette Rankin. oh m. By San
Francisco (McDonaldl iii. L 1ro
Betty Betty B Hs{oF 6 B. b. b. Fete 4i The
Great (Stokesl ................ 5 5 2
Taurida, b f, by Peter the Great
,la shi Ilemi 3 g. by ;iainieaf
CALI Curci. Gordon +. Baroness Han.
over, Alexander B and Nevia Brooke also
Il Tine me- :O5s., 2:o5% 2:Oe4.
2:i2 Glass Pacing 1purse, $1,2OO)-
Baby Doll, ID. Dy Sterling
Baby G Ii N, BY peter W
Jolly f%nl GiPi. m. by Binjoiia |
CMallow( ...-.; .;.....-....:. ?
Ruth G. b m, by Peter ".
Laura Forbes, b N, by Malcolm
Forbes damp .............. s 8 3
Lewis Witt, julia Anne, Doctor T and
The Jack also started.
Time-2 :09A, 2 ;07I5, 2:06k.
2:O6 Class Pacing (purse, 81 ,200)-
Johnny Quirk, Oh 6, by Hedge
wood Boy (Egan) .............. 1 70
Logan HedgewOOd, b e. by Hedge
wood Boy ". Fleming) ..... 2 3 1
Able Hal, br m, by The Able
palm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. >
Amardale, br b., by Amar Nc
Kinney (Weber) ......... 6
KOkomo George. Oh 6, by Hedge
wood Boy. (Whltehead) 80. 3 5
May Belle Direct, J. w. S, WraGk and
Dsrdanells also started.
Time-2 03Z. . :09l5. 2:04b.
Championship Stallion Stake (3-year-
old trot; value, $4,000
Guardian Trust, br G, by Belwin
(AIcMahonl Observation-Disclosures. s l
Favoniah, b c. By J. Malcolm
Forbes (Edmanl .............. S 3
The Great Rose, b f, by Peter the
Great (McDonald) ...2 .
Lee Tide, blk c, by Lee Az
worthy (Alfen) ............... 3 4
Peter. Harvester, b c. by The Har
vester wv. W. Fleming) .... 3 4 8
Eunice Bell The Great Volo and Pluto
Watts also started.
Time :oo. 2:06M. 2:osll.
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Big League Stuff

Babe Ruth and Frank Baker on
Wednesday hammered out home runs
that helped the Hanks pile up safe
lead against Chicago. Ruth's forty
second homer, of Hodge, put him
four days ahead OF his 1920 record.
The victory put the Yankees in first
place.
The Athletics rallied in the seventh,
hammering Uble OF Cleveland for seven
runs. one Of which was a homer by
Walker.
Oldham pitched steady ball for the
Tigers. who pounded Pennock and Thor
mahlen for a total Of thirteen hits and
won the last game of the series.
The Browns made it three out Of four
against the Washington Senators by ham
mering Zachary In timely fashion.
McHenry, FOurnier, Hornsby. Mann
and Roush registered home runs IN
a doubIe-header divided by the Reds
and Cardinals.
Galore let the Pirates down with six
hits. The Dodgers got only six binEles
of Glazner and Morrison, but made them
count for one run.
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LANCER ENTRY
! RECEIVED FOR
; FEATURE SWIM
Hawaiian Flash to Go After
220-Yard Honors In Ma
tiOnal Event Here.
ENTRY LISTS SWELL

With the receipt OF the entry Of Ludy
LANCER, Hawaiian swimming star, Tor
the national championship swimming
meet at Broad Ripple on Aug. IS and 10,
the list of national stars is boosted TO
three Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey and Miss
Charlotte Boyle, representing the Won
ans Swimming Association Of New York
City, are the other two national stars to
enter the championship events.
LANCER viii swim in the 220-yard event
for men on the second day of the meet.
He holds the American records for the
400 meter, 440-yard and 50O-yard events
and is anxious to add the 220yard out
door title to this string OF victories.
LANCER was second to Norman Ross in
the 400 meter swim at the Olympic games
and since that time has improved his
swimming few days ago in competi-
ton at New York LANCER set d new
mark for the 500-yard swim. breaking all
previous American records for that event.
Paul r. Jordan. director of the meet
reports that the entries for the various
State and city title events is larger than
at the first divisions OF the meet last
month The Indianapolis Athletic Club.
which is sponsoring the meet. has ar
ranged nine events daily as the card for
the meet
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EIGHT REMAIN TOFTRE AT
SEMI-FINAL GOLF BERTHS

SOUTH BEND, Aug. 11.-Eight players
today were left unscathed in the Indiana
State golf championship at the Chain o =
Lakes course. These eight started the
third round of the tournament this
morning.
By nightfaT, there will be but four
contenders for the championship and
these four will have the center of the
stage tomorrow in the semi finals, which.
like the finals on Saturday, will be for
Sc holes.
Selecting the winner Of these eight is
not the easiest thing in the world for
there have been so many surprises, so
many slumps on the part of the cracks
and so many bursts Of good shooting by
these same men, that fate will still keep
his hand determining who will be the
winner for Saturday.
Getting into the match play yesterday,
which is the big thing of the tournament
and largely different in all respects
from the medal efforts of the first two
days, drew a good crowd of golf de-
voices.
Many matches with the alleged big
leaguers participating drew the galleries.
Yesterday morning, the favorite for the
gallery gods was that between Resener
and Vance, both of the Kokomo Club.
Resener and Vance have been teaming
al year representing the kokomo club.
The destiny Of the pairings put them
together in the first round and one of
them had to go back and sit down.
The winds. which upset many golfers
during the two days of match play, died
down yesterday and gave the players
day, rain threatened. but later the skies
cleared, furnishing ideal conditions for
the players.
~ e ~ o % ~,
aside from the matches in the many
flights, will be that Of the father and son
contest, for which J. C. Patten OF koko-
mo, president of the association. has
offered a trophy. The father-and- son
contests have become a feature Of Amer
lean golf, for the second generation Of
golfers are coming along now In the
families which took IL up when the game
was young in America.
There are not a large number OF en-
trants for this division Of play. Johnny
Simpson and his father will make a
strong bid for the cup as viii Baxter
Sparks and his paternal associate jim
Patten, donor Of the trophy. and Richard
Patten. his son, will probably play,
though the elder Patten Is not here now.
His arrival is expected, however. Ed
Raub of Indianapolis and his son, Ed
ward. who played In the qualifying round
We're expected to be entered in this event.
The white hope Of South Grove. Indl-
annapolis. Carl Hermanny, Disguised with
his work in the two rounds Of qualifics-
tion. falling to get into anything, beat 1t
for Chicago 70 look over part Of the Chi
cagO amateur championship, where he
has friends entered. Hermanny was one
Of the dismal failures OF the tournament,
az far as the South Grove representation
was concerned.
One Of the other South Grove Indian
lit q A r
into the golf students by the way he
progressed in the qualifying rounds. For
few knew Brown aud this Is his first an
pearance in an Indiana State tournament.
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No Advances in Prices
for Tickets Ruth Day

Contrary 10 the belief Of some fans.
there will be no advance in prices Tor
the exhibition game between the New
York Americans, starring Babe Ruth,
and the Indians here next Tuesday.
Bleacher. grand stand and reserved seat
ducats are on sale az the regular prices
There are numerous reserved seat and
box seats available and the wise fans
are buying em early. Non reserved
grand stand tickets Tor the Ruth game
also are on sale At Washington Park.
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Trans-Mississippi Golf

DENVER, Aug 1f-Jimmy Ward and
J. G SHUTTLE, both OF Kansas City. met
today over the thirty six-hole route In
the feature match Of the third round OF
the trans Mississippi golf championship
at the Denver Country Club
Dividing interest with this contest was
that between Larry BrOmfeld. Colorado
champion, who Wednesday eliminated
Blaine Young. Nebraska titleholder. and
J. A. Kennedy. king OF Oklahoma anna
tours. In the other championship matches
George Won Elm. Utah champion opposed
A. S. Warner Denver Country Club. and
7. Cochran, Wichita Falls, Texas. met
l.. G. Palmer, Lakewood Country Club.
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ThUrber Resigns Gt
Franklin to Accept
Position at Amles

FRANKLIN Ind Aug 11-John NJ
Thurber. for years one of the most
prominent figures in lndiana's second
ary collegiate sport circles, yesterday
resigned his position as director Of
athletics and professor of English at
Franklin College, to accept a position
in the same department at Ames Agri-
cultural College, Ames Iowa.
Thurber has been at Franklin for nine
years, and in that time he has turned
out athletic teams in all branches that
have ranked among the best In the State.
Thurber's football baseball, track and
basket ball teams have always been
among the strongest contenders for the
Indiana Collegiate Athletic League
championships, and several times they
have walked off with the laurels.
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LAW TAKES JACK EAST.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE law and not
fights or matrimony is the cause of Jack
Dempsey's desertion of Colorados trout
streams for New York. The heavyweight
champion left here today for Gotham
after spending the night in Chicago.
Jack said he had been asked By Man
ager Jack hearns to come 10 New York
because of a couple Of lawsuits in which
the champion is involved. He said he
knew nothing about any plans for
match with Jess willard and emphatical-
ly denied that he is to marry any of the
several women who have been mentioned
as his future bride
The champion spiked the story that he
bad declared Georges Carpenter would
beat Tommy Gibbons when they meet.
Never having seen Gibbons fight, he said,
he could not make such a prediction.
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Australia VS.. Denmark
in Davis Cup Tennis

MAYFIELD COUNTRY CLUB. Cleve-
land, Aug. 11.-Play was to start here
late today in the semi final round of the
Davis cup tennis play. Norman Peach,
Australian captain, was to meet Erik
Tegner Of Denmark. in the first match
Vagn Ingerslev, the Dane. was to tackle
]. o. Anderson, Australian star, in the
second match
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Sol Butler Going After
Mark in Broad Jump

CHICAGO. Aug. I1.-SOl Butler,
former Dubuque College athlete who
will compete unattached In the
Central A. a. T. outdoor track and
field championships on Stagg field
Saturday. win make an effort TO
break the worlds record In the run
ming broad Jump recently made by
Gourdin OF Harvard. Butler has
been jumping close to the record In
his daily tests on Stage field.
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Georges Camp Closed;
He's Not Expected Back

NEW YORK, Aug. 1l.-Gus Wilson,
trainer of Georges Carpenter, soon
will close the camp at Manhasset, L.
l., where Georges trained tor the
Dempsey fight, and sail for France.
The plan to abandon the reservation
had led to more reports of CaTDen-
tiers intention to pass up the fight
with Tommy Gibbons. scheduled to
be held here next fall.
wilson commented that Carpenter
was now one of the wealthiest indfvid-
uals in France, reaping an income
from his investments sufficient to
maintain his family in almost royal
fashion. Therefore Gus couldn't be-
iieve that Georges was very anxious
to return to America, where his de-
feat by Dempsey left him an idol. to
risk defeat at the hands of lesser
fighter.
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Yale Football Call

MIDDLETOWN. Ohio, Aug. 11-Tad
Jones former Yale quarterback and head
coach OF the football team at Yale Uni
rers-ty. VIII leave for New Haven early
next week and has issued call for the
football squad to report to him Sept. g.
Yale's 1921 team viii be composed large
II OF green men, Coach Jones stated
today, and will have hard work to de-
feat her traditional rivals. Princeton
and Harvard. the latter retaining many
Of last years players.
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Gotham Firemen Win

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE New York
fire fighters Wednesday smOthersd the
first hopes Of the Chicago firemeD when
they won the opening game of the three
game series here, 10 .. The games are
being played to raise funds for the 10
cal firelnen's Mutual Aid and Benefit
Association.
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'Datted for Sewell in eighth.
tBatted for Bartlett In ninth.
COLUMBUS.

IWO-Lase hits-FechOus, braInaTu.
Three base hits-Shinners, Murphy, Nor
rison, Sscrifces-W. Wilson. Nor
rison, SINNERS, Herzog. Sticking,
Herzog. High Double plays--Rchg 10
Covington; Sticking 20 Schneider to Gov
ington: Sicking to Covington. Triple
play-Pechous to Herzog to Burrus
Left on bases-Indianapolis, :; Columbus,
8. Bases on balls-Of Bartlett. 3; of W
Wilson, T. Hits-On W. Wilson, 13 in
S2-3 innings. off Haid, none in Is in
ming. StrIck out-By W. Wilson. !; by
bartlett. 2. Winning p.tcher--W. VII
son. Umpires-Shannon and Johnson.
Time 80.
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NEW YORK. Aug. Lick Richard
confirms the report today he had closed
for a worlds middleweight championship
bout between Johnny Wilson and Bryan
Downey for Labor day in his Jersey
City arena Wilson will get 80 per cent
Of the gate receipts and Downeys end
will be 20 per cent, Richard said.
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WEDNsDAY NIGHT BOrTs.

Charley white fought round draw.
Johnny Buff won a decision over Charley
Ledoux In ten rounds. Midget Smith won
a decision over Young Montreal in ten
rounds.
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British Win Final

COWES, England, Aug. 1.-The Brit
fish Wednesday won the final six-metrs
yacht race in the series for The British
American cup. The British were five
points ahead. The cup goes to England
This was the chief event Of the Cowes
regatta
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It's a Warm Race in
That American League

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Yankees
are on a winning campaign They
wrested the leadership of the American
League from the world champion CIeve-
land Indians Wednesday by trOuncing the
chicago White Sox. II to 3, while the
S .,cakeFites were being beaten by the
Athletics, TO 5. The Yanks are only
holding their lead by one point, the
standing OF the clubs after Wednesdays
games being:
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REGINA GIVES 1T LIP

REGINA. Saskatchewan, Aug. 1.-THE
Regina club Of the Western Canada
Baseball League disbanded Wednesday
on account Of poor support and bad
weather.
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Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York 1.-TWO games).
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh two gamesl.
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PERRY VS.. KARR.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug. 11-Jack
Perry, Boston welterweight, and johnny
KARI of Cleveland, have been matched
for q fifteen round decision bout TO be
staged here next Monday night
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YANKs At COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug 11-Babe
Ruth and the New York Americans are
scheduled to play an exhibition game
with a local semi professional team here
next sunday.
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Vaughn Joins BelOit

KENOSHA. WIS, Aug. 11-Jim Vaughn
placed on the Ineligible list of organized
baseball. joined a BelOt semi pro-
fessional baseball team here Wednes-
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Two-base hits-Morrison, Schneider
Three base hits-COvington, Northrop.
Stolen base-Murphy. Sacrifces-Dixon.
ROgge. Double plays-Morrison to Schrei-
Der. Left on bases-Indianapolis, 7; Co
lumbus, 9. Bases on balls-Off Rogge, 2
Struck out-By Royce, 2; by Northrop,
]. Wild pitch-NOrthrop. EMPIRES
Johnson and shannon. Time AS.
SECOND GAME.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Louisville ........... 100 go OO1-7 10 !
Batteries-Cullop. Koob and Meyer,
Kocher; Mccullough, Wright, Morisette
and Schauffel.
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ANIERIcAN IEAGTI
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus ct Indianapolis.
Toledo at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee 1.-TWO games).
st. Paul at kasas City two gamesl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

The Indianapolis Red sox will meet in
their new chilli parlor Friday night and
all players are requested to report The
Sox would like to hear from a fast third
baseman and outfielder desiring TO play
State ball Call Webster 1926 and ask
for Dick Lynch.
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Championship Card

The eight players remaining In the
championship flight of the Indiana State
golf championship tournament today
were paired as follows:
III. G. ElmOre, South Bend, VS.. Baxter
Sparks, Teyre Haute.
William Vanlandingham Highland, VS..
John Simpson, Vincennes.
Dan Sanders, South Bend, vs.. Jack
Tuite. Highland.
Jack BixIer, Lafayette, vs.. Brownie
Vance, kokOmO,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Philadelphia.
Go other games Scheduled.)
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The Rhodius Juniors would like to
book a game with some fast Junior club
holding a park permit for Sunday. Call
Belmont 1912 and ask for Dutch. A. b.
Cs, take notice.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

(No other games. rain.)
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His first round threw him with Bennett
Heath of Muncie, a veteran of many
years experience with golf. Heath was
too good on the greens for Brown.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug ia
new baseball team has been organized
in this city, including several players
who have been in the Trenton lineup.
Ray Lemon is the manager OF the new
team. which will open the season next
Sunday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

The Riverside A. As are without a
game for Sunday and are DESTROYS OF
hooking up with some fast State or
local nine For information call
Randolph 9249 or address Norman Cooke,
2654 Schurmann
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

All members of the Union Carpenters
team are requested TO attend the meeting
at Ohio and West streets Friday evening.
The Carpenters are looking for a game
for Sunday with some fast city or State
club. Address Homer Gividen. 1910 Val
ley Drive, or call Webster $3.50.
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ANAT[vR9 ORB

Don't forget. Monday is absolutely the
last lay to file entry in the Daily Times
Trophy tournament for the independent
amateur baseball championship of In
dlanapolis. Entry blanks were printed
in the Times of Tuesday and Wednes-
day, and they may be obtained at the
Times sport desk. The Premiers, MelGOn
Junirs and BEapIetOns were the first
teams to enter.
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The A B. C.s are without game for
Sunday. Junior teams desiring TO clash
with them should call Drexel 4170 and
ask for Dave.
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(No other games scheduled.
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SEYMOUR. Ind, Aug. 1.-THE direc-
tors Of the Seymour Athletic Association,
which owns the Seymour baseball club,
Wednesday announced that J. v. Richart
OF this city had been elected business
manager Of the club to succeed L. H.
Becker, who resigned. Richart has ap-
pointed Don Mlburn and John Dugan,
both members Of the team, as assistant
mana ger and captain. respectively.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

Sielken Of Riverside went like the pro-
verbal house aire yesterday morning and
Frank Ayres Of Highland had little
chance with him. Ayres played a plucky
game but the opposition was entirely
too strong.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

The Indianapolis Shamrock Juniors. 4
new team in the field. desire games with
fast city mines. Call Circle 63S6 and
ask for Bob.
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The Indianapolis Giants, colored, have
open dates Aug. II. Il and IS Any State
club desiring one OF those dates address
c. Fl. Biggerstaff, Thirteenth and Yandes
streets, or phone Webster $500.
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A tougher customer for Sielken was
Gilmore Of South Bend, who has been
Elmore knows this course wen and is
always dangerous. He ousted Sielken-
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great scrap is expected Sunday
when the MapletOns and Indianapolis
Midways get together on the Fairview
diamond This will be the last game
for the Mapletons before the Daily Times
tournament.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

The Buchanan Stars have a park per
NIT for Sunday but no game. Address
John Hampe, 1923 South McLain street,
or call Belmont 1903 and ask for John.
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The other South Bend crack, Sanders,
is hitting the ball with great distance.
Sanders, they say, has not been going his
best. but his drives yesterday scared his
opponents frequently. The player whose
fault is pressing, gets into trouble play
ing with a man Ike Sanders.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

The indianapolis White Sox want State
games. Call Webster 1921.
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All AIarnon q players should attend
the meeting at Beams Bowling Alleys
Friday night. at which time they will
discuss entry into the Independent
cham pionship tournament. Teams de
string to meet the Aarmons Sunday
should address William Smith. 1907
Bridge street.
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The Ferndales want TO play some State
team. BrOwnsburg. ClermOnt. New Ross,
Lebanon, MOOresville or Shelbyville pre-
ferrsd, next Sunday. Write George New
lit, SO7 North Holmes avenue, or call Bel
mont 1890
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

The indianapolis Senators will hold a
special meeting Friday evening and all
players should be at the home OF F.
Butch, 2I41 South Delaware street. at
7.30 o'clock. The Senators will tangle
with the haywood nine Sunday. For
games address, T. Dranafeld. 22SO South
Meridian street, or call Drexel 2624 and
ask for Raw