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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Indianapolis Polo
Club Meets Miami
Valley -Four Today

The finals of the polo tournament be
ing held at the speedway were to be
played today, when the indianapolis Polo
Club team and the Miami Valley Hunt
and Polo Club of Dayton crossed mallets
in the deciding game Of the series. The
local four defeated the Camp Knox club
and the Dayton Ramblers in order to
reach the finals.
Yesterday TIE indianapolis four played
good polo and set the HANDLERS down by
the score of TO 9. Cooley of the locals
and Bullock Of the visitors held the at
tention Of the crowd for the most part,
but in the latter part of the game young
Crawford, substituting for Usher, re-
ceiyed repeated applause for his dashing
play. The contest was a thriller from
start to finish.
The lineup for today's game was as
follows:
Miami Valley. Indianapolis.
Hilton ....1.............. Hassier
Gardner ,..........2. Fisher or Crawford
II. Talbot ...3.....-......... Cooley
y. Talbot ..... Back. ..-...r 30. Andrew
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OTHER FRIDAY BOLTS.

AT AURORA, IH-Pal Moore Of Chi
ca 20, won a ten round battle with Mid
get Smith, New York bantamweigh t
Moore led in every round Of the ten.
AT BOSTON-Louis Bogash. Of Bridge
port, Conn. gave Joe Eagen, Of this city,
a fine walloping in their ten round bout
here Bogash took practically every
round by q wide margin.
AT PAWHUSKA, Okla.-Texas Tate Of
Ralston, Okla, knocked out Bin Lang
of Minneapolis. in the third round of a
scheduled twelve round bout with a right
cross TO the left jaw.
AT NEW YORK-Redcap Wilson
stopped Johnny Murray In one round.
Both are Of New York. Battling Reddy
OF New York, and Earl Baird of Seattle,
fought eight rounds to a draw. Terry
McHugh Of Allentown, Pa, received the
judges decision in eight rounds over
Irish Johnny Curtin. of New York.
AT MILWAUKEE-RiChi Mitchell,
Milwaukee, broke his right arm in the
third round Of a ten round no decision
bout with Ernie Rice of England and
the bout was stopped ia the 0urth by
the officials Mitchell had tie better
until the bout was stopped
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Daddy of Three Is
TUO-PLy Champ in
World of FiSticufs
Johnny Buff, SO, NOW Holds
Both FIylCeight and Ban
tdmICeight CrOWnS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.--Johnny 6uh SO,
and the daddy Of a family of three chill
dren, is a ply fstic champion to-
day
Bun entered the ring with Pete Herman
In the opening show of the season at
Madison Square Garden last night and
came out of 1t with the bantamweight
ampionship, thanks to a judges deci-
sion at the end of fifteen rounds. Bun
had previously captured the American
dyweight title and holds the Richard
belt.
The decision IN Bluffs favor was re-
ceived with mixed emotions by the crowd
and was not particularly popular as Her
man scored a kuockdOwn In the fourth
round and had his man tottering. Buff
gained the favor Of the Judges through
his agGressiveness
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
YANKS-INDIANS
FIGHT FOR FLAG
IN HOT SERIES
Cleveland Comes Back Today
Determined to Even Count
in Second Game.
10000 FANS EXPECTED
BY JACK YETOCK,
PORTS Editor. International News.


NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Pennant war
fare between the Yanks and Cleveland
Indians ragged along the American League
front again today.
Beaten in the first game, to 2, but
fsr from demoralized, the world 5 cham
piOnS were out to even up the series to-
day by winning the second game.
The Memo Higgins, proud of them
selves, and feeling more confident with
a lead OF a full game over their rivals,
were eager to stretch that lead TO TWO
and IL possible sweep the series, for the
team that can take majority OF the
quartet of games here is almost certain
TO capture the gonfalon and enter the
worlds series.
Fine weather greeted the great army
2f baseball fans that was prepared TO
march on the Polo Grounds TO witness
today's game There was not the slightest
douot but that the Yanks and the
Tribesmen would play to an audience Of
40.Go0
Babe Ruth IS the man of the hour In
this town. The BamGino took it upon
himself TO lead the YaukS over the top
and humble the great Stanley COveleskie
in one of the most interesting ball games
Of the season "Au" he got yesterday
was three doubles.
And needless to say, Yank fans look
to Ruth to lead his team to victory I'M
the series. Had it not been for Ruth s
prolific bludgeOn there would have been
supreme joy in Cleveland today, instead
of fears that the Tribe is destined to
play second fiddle in American baseball
affairs this fall.
With the first game safely tucked away
and a firm grip on the lead. the Nanks
were in an enviable position as they
prepared to enter the second battle of the
series Higgins had Carl Mays in re-
serve. not to mention Harry Harper. who
appears to have found himself of late and
who very probably will get a crack at
the Tribe during the series Mays fig
ured to work todays game and come Lack
at the Indians Monday.
Manager Speaker. who has always been
credited as an expert in handling his
twirlers was expected to send buster
Mails OF Allan SOtheron against the
4anks today.
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For Sale by the Following Dealers:
Indianapolis Coal Dealers.

Aldae. F. W. s Co. City Yard, Z. Wash.
and Belt.
Irvington Yard, Donna and Good.
Atlas Coal Co., 1925 n. Senate.
barrett Coal & Fuel Co.. $40 w. South.
Bischof Il Fisse, 2O5I n. Rural.
| Erookside Lumber Co, Il02 Commerce.
Busbee Coal Co, goo H tSa Sac Siace
Cassidy Coal Co., Tenth and Sherman
Central Coal Co.. $40 W. Michigan.
city Ice s. Coal Co.; 72O z: wash o,s In o,,,o
Commercial Fuel Feed Co., Si5 W. ONO
Cross Coal Co.. I54l Blaine.
Danish Fuel 8 Feed Co., BOZ Torbett-
Davis Coal and Block Co., c. 1. s. w.
and Ritter.
Dell. Frank NJ, Cruise and $. East.
FhrIich Coal, Co, COL Kentucky ave-
Frederick, j. w. S9l Beecher.
FuIt1, j. E.. 54S Miley Ave.
Gansberg, VIM. f., 1868 Shelby.
Gates. Il. f. Coal Co., 577-s3 Vinton-
Gem Coal Co.. 1161 Roosevelt.
GoeDDer, Fred, 443 y. Holmes
Groyer Coal Co.. 5S5 w. Wyoming.
Harelskamp Bros. & Haverkamp, Church
man and Belt.
HadO Coal CO.. 1855 sherman Drive.
HadO Coal Co., ). sherman.
Heller T.. L. s. Co., Fletcher ave. ana
unhsrt s Matthews, 1881 s. Keystone.
Horue. j. l.. Fuel s supply Co., Twenty
Ninth and Canal.
!
T,dIanapoIis Coal Co.. Bankers Trnst.
yard No. /, Pine and Bates SITS.
Yard No. 4, Twenty-Third and Cornell.
ward No. 5, Wash. land Noble 81.
Yard No 9. SEQ 5. West st.
Yard No. Z, 1923 w. Sixteenth st.
yard No 5, 213O w. Michigan ST.
ward No 8, MonOn and 5lSt st.
Yard No. 10. 1856 f. Michigan.
indianapolis Mortar Fuel Co., Main
ofYice 4O5-I0 Odd Fellow Bldg.
south Yard, Madison Ave. and Ray ST..
Pennsylvania X. Il.
East Yard, 1910 +. Thirteenth St.. Mo
non X. X.
North Yard. Thirtieth and Canal. Big
Four r.. q.
West Yard, Thirteenth and Missouri
SITS. Big Four X. X.
Brixhtw God Yard, Rural and Roosevelt,
Big Four n. II.
Mill Yard, w. Wash. end Belt z. K.
NOrthcroft Yard. FOrtyNinth and
M0nOn.
Kryington Coal and Lime. 6E43 Donna.
Keeport, A. b. 6 Co., $50 n. Senate.
Lambert Coal and Coke Co.. lis s. State
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AIumni-Butler Game Of

The proposed alumni-varsity game to-
day at Butler was called Off and Coach
Pat Page planned to spend the entire
teams picked from the fifty odd men
fighting for places on the Butler varsity.
week from today the Bulldogs will
stack into their first collegiate oppo.
sition.
rolled yesterday and was out in suit in
the afternoon. Black was star high
school tackle at Hammond two years ago
and, while he did not play football at
Tech. be was one Of the best basket ball
players ever turned out Of the eeast
side school
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
AHAT[VR Q)RB

The second game Of the Riley All Stars
and Turner series will be played at Eagles
Park formerly Northwestern tomorrow
at O'Clock, A curtain raiser will be
staged at 70 80 between the Meldon Club
and the Fabcr A c. The Turner's won
the first game last Sunday 10 1, and
the All-Stars are determined to even the
count tomorrow. Frye will pitch for the
stars and Robinson for the Turner's
The Indianapolis Red Sox will play
at louisville tomorrow All players
should be at the club at Nineteenth
street and Arsenal avenue at II O'Clock
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

Lambert Coal = Coke Co.. e4os CO. seF,.
Litttn. L. C., Coal Co, 1908 e. Pratt.
Local Coal Company. SOI Bates st.
Local Coal Company, 9sI e. esd 81.
aarshat Bros, 34O7 Roosevelt
AAT Ser ser, A; Is. q Co., main office, 225 n,
West Yard. $50 n. Senate.
East Yard, 1907 f. Michigan.
East Yard, Annex, 1910 E Vermaat
South Yard, 1910 Madison Ave.
North Yard, 25th and Cornell.
North Yard Annex, Gath and Cornell.
Ave.
Northwestern Ave. Yard, 2Ist st. and
Northwestern Ave.
Aihter Coal and Coke Co.. 1S4 s. Call
Nom, Il. f.. Coal Co., Tibbs and wal
HuI
MOnn. E. F.. Coal Co., aO1 S. Harris.
Monon Fuei Co., $40 Z. ST. Clair.
sionon Fuel Co., 1890 ". Michigan.
Muesing- Merrick Coal Co., ia E 22d.
Muesing -Merrick Coal Co, I745 EnxIi.h
Ave.
Myers Fuel Co.. Ohio and Davidson.
Frank 2. Baker Coal Co.. 1871 Naomi.
Penn Coal Co.. "a E. Washington.
Peoples Coal 8 Cement Co., main Offiea
SlS Traction Bldg.
North Yard, 42d and Monon.
East Yard. 18th and l.. E. g. W.
South Yard, Shelby and Bates
Phelps Coal & Cement Co., 27Is e. wash.
ingtOn.
Pittmnn Coal Co.. IO2 S. LasaIIe.
PlayfOOt, A. E., $3.50 Roosevelt
Polar Ice Fuel Co, Goth and n. Web
ster.
Potter Coal Co.. S5O5 f. Washington.
4. s. 5. Coal Co. 2SeO w. Michigan.
Robertson. Nick. Coal Co.. 43O =. Hard
ing.
Roberts, Sherman, Coal Co., 1909 W.
Washington.
sohuster, Frank J., Coal Co.. Troy and
Allen.
SilcOx, $. C., 1915 Madison.
Silver, NJ. A., 1854 AIvOrd.
Spickelmier Fuel & supply Co.. SOth and
l.. f. s. W.
Snyder, Enos r., Bluff Ave.
South Side Ice 4 Coal Co., 1902 S. East
Stuck. Robert G.. c., 1. & W. at Trow.
bridge.
Stuckmeyer & Co.. Big Four and Lex
ington.
Tuxedo Coal Co.. 1901 z. New York.
West Side Ice Co, Lynn and Big -Four,
Union Ice Coal Co, 1910 BIun.
Withinger. Elmer. II25 Roach.
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called OF Rain prevented the Giants
playing in st. Louis yesterday and they,
viii BE- forced to remain over there for a
Monday game
Grover Loudermilk, Miller pitcher. tried
to give yesterdays game to the Indians,
but they refused to accept 1t. As a re-
suit the Cantillon crew took the series
opener, 5 to g. Loudermilk walked
twelve men and had two wild pitches, but
even so, the Tribesmen failed to cash
in on his .yildness. for they could not
hit with any punch. Only i've safeties
were made of Grover. Indianapolis ha7-'
ing twelve men left On bases.
Jess Petty hurled for the Indians and
pitched a fair brand Of tau. The In
dams tried hard to come from behind
in the nintr, but they were halted, after
scoring twice.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a 1921
and Other
9 Ca . <SASsEe
sEg0 S<s saY ,eg2S9S
COLLEGE.


Vile.
Franklin VS. Indiana at Bloomington.
Kalamazoo VS.. Notre Dame at NOtre
Dame.
Beloit VA Northwestern at Evanston.
Case vs. Hiram at Cleveland
Western Reservoirs. Akron at Akron.
St Louis VS.. Missouri Normal at st.
Louis.
Heidelberg VS.. Defiance at Tiffin.
Centre VS.. Kentucky Wesleyan at Dan
vile.
Colgate VS.. st. Bonaventure at Hami1-
ton.
Dartmouth VS.. Norwich at Hanover
Harvard VS.. Middlebury and Boston
University at Cambridge two games).
Penn VS.. Delaware at Philadelphia.
Penn State VS.. Lebanon Valley at State
College.
Rutgers VS.. Ursinus at New Brunswick.
Syracuse VS.. Hobart at Syracuse.
West Virginia VS.. West Virginia Wesle-
yam at Fairmont.
Yale VS.. Bates at New Haven.
Pittsburgh VS.. Geneva at Geayer Falls.
Toledo ~" VS.. Cincinnati at Cincinnati.
Fordham VS. Maine at New York.
Virginia Military VS.. Roanoke al Lex
ington, Va.
Alabama vs.. Howard at Tuscaloosa.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Cathedral Qndianapolis) VS.. Sheridan,
at sheridan.
Elwood VS., Wabash at Wabash
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Local Grid Notes

The Ferndale A. C. football team will
open its season tomorrow SIT the Fern
dale field. corner Of the Speedway road
and Pershing avenue, at . 80. The Alex
andria Tigers Will furnish the oppoSi-
ton. The probable lineup of the Fern
dales viii be: Brady. center; Wilhoister
and Craig. guards; kimmick and Funk.
tackles; Barnes. Secrest or Wolf, ends /:
Rafferty, or Sarp, quarter back: Dissler,
Athey, Nelson or Bennett, back field.
The BrOOkside Cubs will play the
SOutbea stern Arrows tomorrow afternoon
at Brookside Park at l 30. The Cubs will
practice tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Floyd Williams has been elected captain
of the team and Earl Balay, manager.
Paul Hodges will coach For games call
Webster 1922 and ask for Earl
The Southern Maroons. who were for
merly known as the Maroon 4. C.s. have
organized a football team in the forty
Ave pound class. For games call Drexel
4561 and ask for John.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24

More than 1000 contestants winners in
q series of elimination games in which
25O00 Pennsylvania railroad employees
have participated, viii take part in the
second annual Pennsylvania system ath-
letic championship meet to be held Mt
Dennson. Ohio. next Saturday.
The first of n series Of three baseball
games between the Philadelphia tern SiaI
division, winners in the East. and the
Columbus division, winners in the West.
will be played, also. This series will de
termine the Pennsylvania system cham
piOnship and possession of the W. w At
terbury cup.
AS a special feature Of the program
this year fifty women employees viii
compete in tennis and dashes.
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INDIANS ACTIVE
OVER WEEK lend
ID Ouble-Headers Today and
Sunday Between Tribe
and Millers.

Plenty Of baseball for local fandom is
on the weekend program at Washing
ton Park. Double-headers are scheduled
for both today and Sunday between the
MiHers and Indians, and that amount of
entertainment surely will satisfy the
baseball going public that likes the dou-
bic attractions
- Cavet and Bartlett were the proLable
Tribe pitching choices for the two games
THIS afternoon. Dick Attreau, first sacker
sent out on option by the Indians last
spring, win be given a chance to show
his SKIN in these games. Attraeu broke
IN yesterday and got a double in his
only time at bat
The exhibition game carded with the
New ork Giants here MONDAY has been
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Tad at the Polo Grounds

NEW YORK, Sept 24.-Boy. it was a
pip of a day The big series couldn' I
have sweeter weather.
As the bIoke who was waiting for
the hanging of the hCrsethief said,
They've got a. swell day for it,"
The joint opened at II so Friday and
over 5000 cuckoOs Immediately crashed
the gates.
Outside the grounds it looked like a
police parade Inspector Cahalane had
about 200 big. red neck cops on the job.
Johnny Kilbane came in with Steve
O'NeilI.
The oAstomers opened IN their gaps
and let cut a few squeaks as Fewster and
Hawks walked across the field ahead
of the club mascot.
The bring your own" gag was played
both ways by the boys on lunch and
hootch.
I guess that every one in the world
was there but Debs, Ponzi and Lydia
Pinkham.
The press box was full of actors.
lawyers ticket sCaIpers and fight
managers. 1t is rumOred that four
or five baseball writer's tried to crash
in.
The crowd was wild over Ruth. He has
fifty-six now. The boys wanted the
fifty seventh yesterday. Get up even
with Heinz" was the battle cry. Babe
cid it, unoficially. Three doubles equals
enc homer and half.
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YANKEE WOMAN
CHAMP BEATEN

Of England Friday dethroned Miss Alexa
Stirling of Atlanta, Ga, as women $
champion of Canada in the domlnion's
annual tournament. The semi final
match between the two young women
ended at the seventeenth green with q
victory b. and Tor the champion Of
Great Britain and France.
Miss Leitch today We're to play Miss
Mollie Mcbride Of Montreal in the final
round Of the Canadian tournament,
Friday Mss Mcbride defeated Miss Edith
Le!tch in the other semi final by and /.
The match Friday was the second
meeting at match play between tire
British champion and Miss Stirling. Miss
Leitch defeated Miss stirling Ia the first
round Of the British open championship
at Turnberry, Scotland. earlier this year.
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WILSON AFTER THAT Ss5 900

b NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Following the
decision Of the New Jersey State boxing
commission that the Wilson Downey mid
dlewetght title bout al Jersey City Labor
day was no contest and that Wilson's
S33 O000 share of the purse should be
WITHHELD Wilson's attorney today con-
ferred with a view to instituting legal
proceedings to compel the commission
to turn over the money to the champion
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Play at Memphis Today

TT. WORTH, Texas. Sept. PA day
of rest was observed Friday by the Mem
League. contenders for the Dixie. base
BAH championship. The visitors departed
for their home grounds. where the next
three games of the series viii be played,
beginning today. The Panthers left last
night on a special train bearing 125
FIT. Worth fans FIT Worth evened the
series by winning 16 TO I, Thursday.
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NiOlla Going Over

NEW YORK. Sept. 24-Mrs Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory. national woman ten
MS champion, will make an attempt next
year to wrest the worlds championship
iaurels from suzanne Lenglen Of France.
1t was learned Friday that the American
titleholder, who had won one set from
the French player when Mile. Leuglen de-
feG'ted in the American tournament last
month. will go to England next spring
10 compete in the Wimbledon tourna-
ment
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MarmOns VS.. Cope

One Of the best games of the season
IS predicted for the Marmon 34s sun
day when they meet the Cope In
depedents at Cope. Owing to foot
ban the 34s will be without the services
OF Griggs, Harvey and Hughes, but they
have secured three Of the best men
picked from indianapolis teams to fill
their positions. Percifield is scheduled
to do the twirling for the 34s with
Bowman on the receiving end. The Cope
nine has been going good this season,
losing but two games. The Marmons
have three more games to play before
they close their season The machine will
leave the Lincoln Hotel at IL 30 sharp.
I he Sis win hook up with NIartinsviIIe
a week from Sunday
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
Big League Stuff

Three doubles by Ruth and Hoyt's fine
pitching landed the first game for the
Yanks against Cleveland Friday.
Earl Hamilton sOuthpawed the Phills
into submission at Pittsburgh, giving up
but four hits.
With a lineup filled with recruits, the
Cubs beat Boston.
Judges single scored the winning run
for the washington Senators against De-
troit in the ninth.
Heimaek and Harris sounds ike a
theatrical team but these young men are
merely two Athletic pitchers who
humbled the White SoX in a dOubleheadeC
The Browns broke Joe Bush's win
ming streak of nine straight by taking
the first game of double header.
Boston won the second game
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First gamel

(First game)
Kansas CITY ........ O1O 001 o0S-5 Il 5
Toledo ............. 40 or 001-6 II -
Batteris-Carter, Fuhr, Sengor, John
son and Sklf; Mccullough, Wright and
Schauffel.
Second game, six innings, darknessl
Kansas City ........... 100 1873 II 2
Toledo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 000-3 8 3
Batteries-Bono and Skif; O'Neil,
Beiient and Schauffel
Milwaukee $3.50. 600 OO2 GO Is II o
Columbus ........ 200 600 40 O. 10 3
Batterise- Barnes and senstock North
rup and Hartley.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ........... 600 200 600 0
New York ........... 900 100 of 1
Batteries-Coveleskie and O'Nell; Hoyt
and Schang.
(Flrst Game.)
st. Louis ......--... 0o2 10 1910 II Q
Boston ............. 020 coo 600 . 1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and SEVERED Bush,
Russell and Walters.
Second Game)
St. Louis ........... 300 OO2 600 IL 0
Boston ............. 600 so 1870 10 o
Batteries-van Glider, Kolp and Sever
cid; Kari and Walters
(First Camel
Chicago ............ 0O1 600 000-1 ]
Philadelphia ........ 04O OO1 90 Il 0
BRtteries-Thompson. Connolly and
Schalk; Harris aud Perkins
Detroit ............... 100 900 0O0-4t o
Washington 49,. 600 100 001--2 8 0
Batteries-Ieonard and BassleF; Mog-
ridge and Charity
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia ........ coo 600 600 l
Pittsburgh ......... 10t GOO 00*-2 0
Batteries-MeaGows and Henline; Ham
ilton and GOoch.
Boston ............. 100 0O4 00O- 10 4
Chicago ........ 204 4O2 O1*-13 10 ]
Batteries - McQuillan. Cooney and
ONeil; Kaufman and DAILY.
New Yorkst. Louis. rain.
Only games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. =: Syracuse, >.
Toronto, 3 Buffalo. 2.
iOnly games scheduled)
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PSSyin5Ge;Sj
JoHNsoN IS. MoRAN.

MONTREAL, sept. 2i.-Jaek johnson.
former heGVyW eight champion of the
world, will make his first active appear
ance in a ring since his release from
LeavenwOrth FeGeraI prison here at the
Mt Royal Arena on Oct. %, when he is
matched to fight ten rounds with Frank
Moran the Pittsburgh heavyweight.
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Glass AA Dates Fixed

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24.-If Louis
Vile wins the American Association
pennant ii IS probable arrangements
for the post-seasOn series with BaIti-
more, winner in the International
League, call for games here on Oct.
., 9, and 9. The final four games,
1t was announced today, viii be
played in Baltimore on Oct. IL, I3. Is
and Is. If a ninth game is necessary
it viii be played in Baltimore.
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Totals ..,........30 8
%Batted for Petty in ninth.
MINNEAPOLIS.

Twob base Hits-Magee, Attreau. Stolen
bases-Baird, Kinsella, SINNERS. Sacri-
hces-Mokan 2, Magee. Double plays
Connolly to Fisher to AIagee, ,; Fisher
to Magee. Left on bases-Indianap polls,
II; Minneapolis, s. Bases on balls-Of
Petty, 1; off Loudermilk. IL. Struck out
BY Petty, b. Loudermilk, 0. Wild
Pitches-Loudermilk, ?. Umpires-Con-
molly and Daily. Time AZ
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-24
TRANSFORMATIONS MArcH.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Benny
Leonard and Sailor Freedman were
matched today to box eight rounds at
Shibe Park Oct Z. This announcement
was phoned from New York, where the
two boxers signed contracts. The men
are TO meet at catch weights,
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DIET TRACK RECORD.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept 24-Fred
Hovey, driving an automobile in a race
against time, broke the world three
mile record on a half mile dirt track at
the Eastern States Exposition track Fri
day His time was 3 800. The old record,
09h, was made by Leon Curay last
season.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis at indianapolis g games).
Kansas City at Toledo 1.-TWO games.
St Paul at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
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BRITIsH GoLTERs LosE

NEW AORk. Sept 2F-Georee Duncan
and Abe Mitchell, British golf profess
sionals. were defeated Friday by Tom
KerFigan of Siwanov and Archie Sander
son Of the Sleepy Hollow Country Club,
2 up and to play, in thirty six hole
match over the Sleepy Hollow course