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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21
Taylors Step Out for
Odd Game Over Monarchs

c. 1. Taylor's A. B. C.s stepped on the
Kansas City Monarchs, IL to 3, in the
final game of the series at Washington
Park yesterday afternoon This win
gives the locs Is three out of FIVE games
played.
The series with the Monarchs closed
the. home stay of the A. B. C.s. who left
today for an extended tour of the East
ern cities in the National Colored Base
ball League. The AS will next be seen
at Washington Park in a double bill
with the St Louis Giants, Aug. 81.
Jefferles and Bell were the opposing
pitchers yesterday, and Jeferies had by
far the better of the argument. The Tay
lorites frightened up after the third In
ming, the Monarcbs having counted two
in the second and one in the third. and
after that the visitors could not touch
him for any dangerous blows.
Mackey started an A. B. C. rally in the
eighth when be sent one over the right
field fence, scoring two runners ahead
of him. The locals counted seven runs
in this frame.
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COuntry's Fair Net
Leaders Prepare to
Stop Nile. LengLen
Mrs. Bundy and Miss BrOwne
Practice Daily For Ma
tiOnGI Tourney.
By HENRY L. FARRELL.
TpifeS press SnOrts Editor.

NEW YORK, July 21-France lost her
super man when Georges Carpenter
went down.
She is now pinning her national pride
on her super woman, Mile Suzanne Leng-
len. the queen Of the tennis courts.
Uncle sam, 10 meet the Invasion Of one
as superb In her line as Carpenter was
supposed TO be in his, has called back
to the courts two OF his greatest, Mrs.
May Sutton Bundy and Miss Mary b.
Browne. The two great California women
are here practlcing daily to get in form
TO defend American honor against an
Invader that records prove to be almost
invincible.
Both Mrs. Bundy and Miss Browne
contradict the popular theory That 4
woman must talk. Neither will say Il
word on what they are going TO do in
the national championships al Forest
Hills. starting Aug. Il. when they are
to meet the French girl wizard
Several officials OF the United states
Lawn Tennis Association and many fans
watched Mrs. Bundy play at Forest Hills.
They agree with the reports coming
from the coast that she seemed close to
the game OF old that ranked her as one
Of the greatest woman players ever pro
duced.
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Indiana Open Golf
Tourney NOJU on the
= Hunt for Good Home
Nobody Seems to Care for
Free-fOr-AU Champion
ship Event.

The course and date for the 1921 Indi-
ana open golf tournament have not yet
been decided upon.
1t was first planned that the open as
we'll as the amateur championships would
be played on the South Bend Country
Club. but officials of The club have de-
cided to eliminate the open there and put
all of their efforts on the Indiana anna
teur championship, which is to be played
Aug. to Is.
There Is no organization Which looks
after the annual open event. and for the
last ten or twelve years it has been M
to the professionals Of the State to get
together and arrange for the meet. At
the present time several Of the pros are
working up some enthusiasm on an open
tournament and would like to have sug-
gestions from clubs and other Indiana
professionals to put IL over.
Full information regarding the open
championship can be had by writing Roy
Robertson. KOkomo, Ind. 7. o. Box 515.
Robertson is ondeavoring to get the thing
going and is at the present time trying
to locate a suitable course and get views
and suggestions from all the Indiana
pros.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21

Wilbur Cooper's fine pitching gave
Pittsburgh a victory over the Boston
Braves.
Frank Bakers bat and Bob shaw
keys arm lifted the Yauks into first
place when they trimmed Cleveland
before 10000 fans.
Twelve innings were required by the
Browns in trimming Boston. but they
had to overcome a seven run lead off
Dixie Davis.
The Cubs and Phillies divided a
double bill. Maisel's hitting for Chicago
featured the first game. Hubbelrs
pitching and hitting We're the bright
spots Of the second.
BObbie Veach doubled IN the tenth
inning and the Tigers took Washing
tons measure.
Eppa RiEey oUtpltched Fred TOney, en-
abling the Reds to beat the Giants.
Wilkinson outpitched Keefe and Rom
mel in the ten innings in the contest
between the White Sox and Athletics.
The Dodgers dropped 10 fifth Mace
when their former team mate. Jeff
Pfeffer. pitched the Cardinals to victory.
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him, even though her relatives years ago
had insisted that he had another woman
in his life
Harold Irwin, the New York son, says
that his father and mother were mar
ried twenty seven years ago in Philadel-
phia.
The New York widow was slow to be-
lieve the revelations. She said that ia
the twenty seven years he had never been
away from home more than a few days
at a time, when he would make trips to
look at young players on college teams
and in the minor leagues.
Both widows asserted that their bus-
band wanted to die in their arms. The
Boston widow pointed to the fact that
Irwin went first to his New York fam
lily, divided his personal possessions
among them, and started for Boston
to be with her when he was overcome
with pain ON this steamer and jumped
overheard.
The New York widow says that Irwin
left her to bid good-by to friends in
Boston and was going to return to her.
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REAL PLAY IN
GOLFTOURNEY
Stars of Three Continents
Open Battle for National
Open HOnors.
BY ROBERT E. HARLOW.

IuLcEn2bLouHl NOWB SUM- correspondents
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB. CHEVY
CHASE, Nd, July 21.-Eighty profess
siOnals and eight amateur golfers, the
pick of three continents, were off today
in the supreme golf test of the year-the
seventy-two holes medal play for tbs
open championship Of the United States
With the qualifying round. passed, the
players who are rated highest, settled
into the two days Of shooting, confident
that in seventy two holes their class
would tell and that when the last few
holes are played they would be out in
front fighting for the title.
The list of fsvorites Includes Hutchi-
son, Hagen, Barnes. Evans and Jones Aos
America Duncan and Mitchell Of Err
lard and Kirkwood Of AusFr4;ia.
Betting odds were at from II to 1 CO.
S to / against members of this group.
Today's program called for thirty sixl
holes, and those who consider they stiii
have a chance to finish in the money viii
go the same distance Friday. In the
event of tie, there will be a play of at
eighteen holes Saturday.
President Harding and Vice President
Coolidge were expected to be members
Of the gallery today.
Pairings of the cracks for today were
Hutchison and Kirkwood, Hagen and
Nelson Whitney, Duncan and Emmett
French, Mitchell and Clarence Hackney.
Evans and Alex Cunningham, Gene Sara
sen and Robert 7. Jones, Jim Barnes and
Pat O'Hara.
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Net Wizards Advance

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. July 21.-The
completion Of play in the fourth round
of the Rhode Island singles tennis cham
pionship at the Agawam Hunt Club
Wednesday narrowed the field down to
m sllstar cast comprising World Cham
pion william T. Tilden II, Providence
ex National Champion r Norris VII
liams \. w. Niles and Leon De Turenne
Of Boston; Vincent Richards and s. How
ard Voshell Of New York, c. S. Garland.
Pittsburgh and Watson NJ Washburn.
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup, VIII
mington Del Mrs Benjamin r. Cole,
Boston Miss Helen Wills California. and
Miss Leslie Bancroft, Philadelphia, re-
main for the semi finals of the women's
singles.
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AMATEUR Q)RB

Sunday afternoon, at the Fairview dia-
mOnd. the Mapletons Will meet the In
dianapolis Cardinals. Last sunday the
Mapletons defeated the Merchants Heat
and Light team, II 70 I.
The Indianapolis Cardinals Will hold
meeting Friday evening at Garfield PARK
Leopard. Granan, Agnew and k1uckie
MeCurdy, zee Parkview. OF call Circle
1852.
The Independent Ramblers will play
the Southern Reserves sunday at lIl2t1
park. The HANDLERS desire ga mes with
fast State teams. Address O. f. Glass
ford, oil South Randolph street, or call
DTexel S26s
The Brookside Odd Fellows will play
at MorrIstown Sunday. All players must
attend the meeting a. the hall Friday
evening. game Is wanted with tast
Al Leid0y. 1916 North Tuxedo street, or
call Webster 453S. Connersville, Rush
vile and New Ross take notice
The Ferndale a. C.s defeated the Mid.
way club last Sunday by the score u
Il TO Z Next Sunday the Ferndales wiz
play the West Park team at Riverside
A game is wanted Tor Sunday, July 30
The INDIANAPOLIS Red Sox will not
play the Indiana Tugs sunday at Shell
bvville. as was announced. The S0X
would like 10 hear from fast tate
club for July - and 30. Address DICK
Lynch, 1919 North Arsenal avenue, or
call Webster 1926.
The ". H. nd L. baseball team viii
meet Friday night at 1879 at the corner
OF Georgia and West streets. Heights1aw
take notice Two outfelders and first
baseman are needed. Players wishing to
try for positions should get in touch
with the manager at 2452 Martindale ave
nue..
The A. a. Cs, a newly organized club.
are without game for Sunday. They
are in the 17-1S-year-Old class. For
games call Belmont 2544 between and
D. m. and ask for Claud. Trinity Colts
take notice.
The 7. o. 0. s. have open dates for
August and September. Acton, Hope.
Greens burg. Brooklyn, Batesville ana
games address W. A. woodfeld, 800
Koehne street. or call Circle S260.
The Linton Giants will play the Illinois
Giants, a colored team of Chicago, sun
day at Linton.
All indianapolis Dodgers should attend
the meeting Friday night. They play
MooresviUe Sunday. For games, state
teams address q. S Roberts l106 Te
cumseb street or call Webster 1871
Pie manager Of the Indianapolis The
ater Club IS requested to get in touch
with Frank Bailey, captain Of the Arte-
sian baseball team of Martlnsyille. Cole
Fights also take notice.
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Grand Circuit
AT KALAMAZOO wEDNEspAY.

AT KALAMAZOO WEDNESDAY.
PIP Class Frotting three heats purse
81 ,00O-
Grey Worthy. br z. by Ak
worthy COX .............. 1 /
David c, by Porter Rice
Carmellets Hall, br m, by wal
ter Hail Murphy .......... 8 3
Linara Watts, b N. by General
Watts tEdmaul ......... ... Q . ro
Golden Spier, oh m. By Di-
rectdm Spier (Stokes) ......s 5ro
Elsie l., Alma Todd, Betty Thornton,
Miss Ellen Todd, Maggie Riser, Shawnee
Time :o71a, 2:O8&. 2:O7h. 2:Os4.
PIG Class Pacing (three heats; purse,
Peter Brooke h. by Justice
Brooke (Shively) .............. 1 L
wrack, b g, by Peter the Great
lkay) ........-. ........-..... 2
Fleety SILK. NJ. by silky Nc
Blaekbur br g, by Bobby Burns
Rollie Chimes, b NJ, by Hal B
iPltmanb .,......-.. ..--...... b
Bessie Patch, Ruth volo, Graham ChiIds
also started.
2 20 Glass 6 year old trottsrs. In 3
heats; purse, $1,000
Eunice Bell, b (, by Peter volo
Murphy ......+.......-. ,....... 1 1
Marge the Great. b f. by Peter the
Great (Cox) Embellishments. .
Guy Purchase c, by Guy AK
worthy (StOkes) ................... 3 3
Axle Bing. b T, by Azoff (McMshon) 4 4
Tine-2 :11%. 2:12A
:0S Glass 1rottiDg paper Mills purse,
SO O00)--
Walnut Frisco, &. by San
Francisco (McDevitt) $500. s 1 z I
f Cox .,....'...,..........2 2
press istckees) ..1.....%.....1 81 3
Eliza Dillon. b m. by Dillon
Axworth (Valentine) ........ 8 2 8 70
Patrick Todd blk h. by Jim
Todd (Malloy) .............. 7 gro
Dorothy Day, Mightell also started
Time-2 :0615, 2:0744, 2:0914, 2:104.
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I,andis No. .

NEWARK. n. j., July 2l.--1he right Of
n 4-year-old boy to attend sunday base
ball games despite his mothers objection
has been upheld by Vice Chancellor
Backes
The vice chancellor refused an appli-
cation Of Mrs Grace Lines of Morris
town for an order prohibiting her Lus-
band. john A. Lines from taking their
son for Sunday wulks, asked, she sand
because she had discovered Lines took the
boy 10 bail games. Mrs. Lines, who Is
suing for separation has custody Of the
boy under a court order, but the father
is permitted to have him on Sunday aft
eruOOus.
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Other
ARTHUR IRWIN's DOUBLE LIFE

NEW YORK, July 21-Two widows
and two families today are mourning the
loss of a husband and father in Arthur
Irwin, veteran player, manager and base
ball scout.
Irwin, told by physicians after an oper
alton that he had only a few days to live,
is thought to have committed suicide last
week by jumping off a steamer on his
way to Boston.
Investigation into his disappearance led
to the discovery that be had two families,
one In New York and the other in Boston.
His New York family consisted of a
wife and a 24-year old married son, f.
Harold Irwin The Boston family mum
bered a wife, a 37-year-old son, Arthur
Herbert Irwin, two daughters and nine
gra dohildren.
Neither wife knew Of the others exist
ence ana bOth maintained that he had
been a devoted father and husband.
The Boston widow. who was his first
wife, said they were married in 1888.
She said that she had never suspected
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No SuuabbIe Here

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. July 2t.-The
captains OF the Oxford Cambridge and
10 discuss tAe regulations for the inter
national meeting a. the Harvard stadium
on Saturday, found themselves in accord
on every point Suggestions from either
side we're accepted without question
The Eng.lshmen agreed to the Ameri-
can rule For seven foot circle In the
field events, instead Of the nine-foot
circle, to which their athletes are ac-
customed. II was agreed also that
each field competitor should be allowed
seven trials. the best TO stand as the
effort for final reckoning. The tentative
order of events was made perma nent.
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BAKER RETURNS TRIUMPHANT

NEW YORK, July H.-Consider j.
Franklin Baker.
The wiseacres shook their heads know
tngly and opined be would fiivver when
he announced last spring that he would
try and come back.
Baker had been out of the majors
for more than q year. He had just eele-
brated his thirty fifth birthday. Coming
back for him looked like the impossible
to many.
But J. Franklin is back, playing Won
derfully aggressive baseball for the
Yankees. And il looks as though he
has brought his faltering teah- up with
him.
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|. A. c. Golf Meet

Golfers In the new Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club viii stage their first club
championship event on Sept. IS and &c,
the first days play being at the Indi-
annapolis Country Club course, and the
finals on the Highlsnd Golf Club links.
William IT. Barrere, Jr., secretary Of the
club. has been appointed chairman of
the committee 10 complete arrangements
for the tourney. His committee is com
posed Of Ralph Young, John ]. Tuite.
Abe Parry. Ralph Lemcke, c. s. Walker
and George 7. 0'Connor.
Competition will be thirtys six holes
medal play under the Western Golf As
ISOLATION rules
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21

1t was Bakers playing In Cleveland
yesterday that enabled the Yankees to
wrest the leadership of the American
League away from the worlds champion
Indians for the second time this sea-
son. His three hits were responsible
for four runs that put the ball game
on ice.
He has more than done his share in
helping New York win seventeen out of
the last twenty games they have played,
and if Yankee fans see their dream come
true and the team wins a pennant, Baker
will come in for q big share Of the
credit.
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PETE AND MIKE REPORT.

NEW YORK. July 21.-Pete Herman.
worlds former bantam champion. ar
rived here today aboard the Orduna 20
meet Joe Lynch, for tae title at Ebbets
Field next Monday night Herman re
ported himself TO be In good condition.
He trained aboard ship for the bout
With Lynch.
Mike Gibbons. with his manager, Mike
Collins, also arrived In town Gibbons
will meet Augie Rather Monday night at
Dyckmsu oval In a twelve rounder. II
he decisiyely defeats Rather, he expects
to get match with Johnny Wilson, the
middleweight champion.
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Judges Meet Judge

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, July 21-Judge
X. NJ Lands of Chicago, high commits
sioner of baseball, was to be the guest Of
honor at the flag raising at the Bloom
ington baseball park today. The judge
was to be greeted at the train upon his
arrival from Chicago by all of the judges
of the central Illinois courts and many
prominent lawyers, and lie escorted by
them to the hall park.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21

The Indianapolis Cardinals Will hold 4
meeting Friday evening at Garfield park.
Leopard. Granan, Agnew and knuck le
take notice. For games address Lewis
McCUrdy, 2G9 Parkview, OF call Circle
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-21

TERRE AHA, ". Va July 2I.-Bob
Martin. heavyweight champion boxer Of
the A. f. F. IS spending a few days at
his home here. The Terre Alta Post Of
the American Legion, Of which Martin
IS a member. is making an effort to
match him for a bout here within the
next month. Efforts are also being made
to have Martin box in Cumberland, Nd.
Sept 8 during a reunion of former serv-
ice men.
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TEAM Kinds HONE.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July 2i.-Ihe
wayfarer OF the Central Baseball League.
a team accredited to Jackson until that
city set It adrift recently owing to lack
OF support, has found a home. The club
is to represent Ionia beginning July 50
When Jackson dropped out Of the cir
cult other members voted 70 make the
club a road team and offered il a 500
bonus to win the pennant. 1t now stands
IN fourth place
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LOGANSpOKI, Ind. July 2I-At a
meeting held last night u permanent ath-
lotIc organization for the Logansport di-
vision Of the Pennsylvania was effected
II is the aim Of the organization to foster
the athletic contests between the various
divisions Of the Pennsylvania system
Baseball basket ball. football, trap
shooting, tennis, gpR and water sports
will be encouraged. Teams viii be or
ganized to compete with similar teams
organized by other divisions
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LANGEORn sTOPs MRIGHT.

OMAHA. Neb, July Il Sam Langford.
Boston tar baby" Knocked out l. Bear
cat" Wright, Omaha negro, To the ninth
round here last night
Earl Macarthur of Sioux City and
Frankie Schmalzer of Milwaukee went ten
fast rounds to a draw.
Harry Boyl OF Duluth and Arlos Fan
ming Of Kansas city also fought ten
round draw
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INTERNATIONAL GETS LICENSE.

NEW YORK, July 2l.--1'he lnternA
tional Sporting club which will stage
the worlds championship bantam veil ht
contest between Joe Lynch. title holder,
and Pete Herman of New Orleans. eX-
title holder. at Ebbets field next Mon
day night was granted a license Wednes
day by the New York State boxing com
mlssiou.
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TOPEKA, Kan, July 2l--Aithough
Jess Wizards main business at present
is marketing his DO acres of potatoes
from his farm near Lawrence, he IL
willing to foregc -fsas tob TO enter train
ing TO fight Jack Dempsey, he declared
here today. Willard indicated he was
somewhat dubious about Dempsey accept
ing his challenge.
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SISTER WATCHES HIM.

CHICAGO, July 21.-Midget Smith.
New York bantamweight, has arrived
here and started active training fer his
fight at Feet Chicago, Ind next Friday
Smiths sister, Miss Vera Smith. said to
be the only woman trainer of a fighter,
has active charge Of his preparations for
the bout
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ANorHER DIAMOND BELT

ANOIHER DIAMOND BEII.
NEW YORK, July 2I-The winner
of the Tommy Gibbons-Georges Car
pentier bout here next October VIII
be presented with diamond studded
belt emblematlc OF the worlds light
heavyweight championship. Pro
mOter Tex Richard viii donate the
belt, ne said today.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
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EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio July 21.-
Hi Myers day will be observed here next
Monday. when the Brooklyn National
League Club win play an exhibition game
with a local team. Myers, an outfielder
on the Brooklyn team, is this citys only
representative in major league baseball.
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WILSON AGREES.

CHICAGO. July 2l-Johnuy Wilson Of
Boston, middieweight boxing champion.
has agreed 10 meet Greb of Pittsburgh M
East Chicago. Ind, on Aug. . Details
including the number OF rounds Of the
match, were not made public.
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RtFrHER GETS ATMOsPHERE

NEW YORK, July 21.-Pitcher Rue
Their Of the Brooklyn Nationals was placed
on the Ineligible list without salary until
he is IN condition to play good baseball,
President Ebbets of the Dodgers an
nounced Wednesday. Ruether pitched
after ten day suspension and was wild,
Chicago scoring six runs in 1--WE innings.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

hE~fNANA-N 1oNOA IA ION.
Kansas City ........ OILS O60 1919 81
Louisville ......... 100 oS3 1910 13 s
Batteries ono and Skif Long. Estell.
Lineup and Kocher
Minneapolis ......... $50 200 O0s-5
Columbus ............ 600 100 20O-3 9 ,
Batteries -Snaliwood and Mayer; VII
son and Hartley.
Toledo .............. 400 10 O1O-7 IL .
St Paul ........... 600 600 600 s 2
Batteries Bedlent and Schauffel Shea,
Foster and Allen.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.