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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

dianapolis Senator's, Pilot All Stars, High
lands. South Side Stars, Central. A. C.s,
Southern Gray Juniors, Atkins Silver
Steels, Weber Council Y. NJ. Is, Ma
pletons. Meldon Juniors, Meldon Club
Wizards. Marietta Glass and Indianapo-
Is Premiers we're Included on the entry
lists as they stood early today.
There are twice the number OF teams
in the tourney this year than last year
and the competition promises to be just
about twice as hot All clubs are boil
stering for the scrap, and there viii not
be a team in the field that is not ready
to get up and battle through nine rounds
of real baseball.
There Will lie meeting at the 7. NJ
c. \. tomorrow evening al ! 80 o'clock. at
which time the llst of players for each
team must be turned In Fifteen players
viii be allowed each manager, and the
fifteen men mentioned on the original
list Will be the only ones permitted to
play Tor him throughout Tne tournament.
Managers are warned TO be sure or the
men they are entering. as It often hap
pens that more than one team enters the
same man and the old battle for posses
sion results.
All business relating &c the tournament
viii be cleared up at the meeting tomOr-
row night. All rules of play viii be ex-
planned. the schedule drawn up, umpires
assigned and diamonds allotted. Each
manager will be permitted 10 suggest
the name Of an umpire. These names
viii then he placed IN a box. and as the
draw is made, an arbiter viii be drawn
for each contest The single umpire sys-
tenn will be followed in all but the semi
final and final games, when two umpires
will be in the harness.
Managers who cannot attend the meet
ing tomorrow night must have a reliable
representative, as fl is possible that this
viii be the one and only cOnfab held
during the tournament, unless there be
one before the semi final battles.
The list OF players with each team, and
the schedule OF play for the champion
ship win be printed in the Times on
Wednesday
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Hearne Cleans Up in
Winning Speed Event;
Worlds Record Is Set

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Aug. 15.-Eddie
Hearne won Sundays 1J0-mile autOmo-
bile race on the Sotati speedway near
here. His time was 1 p 1872. Roscoe
Sarles was second and Tommy Milton
third Hearne drove a Revere Special 4;
Sarles Duesenberg and Milton a From
tenac.
This time as well as that made by
Hearne for 100 and for twenty-five miles
was said to be a worlds record HIS
time at the end OF 100 miles was "a . s,
breaking the old record OF "a :116, made
BY the late CASTOR Chevrolet at Sleeps
head Bay. July 4. 1919. The first twenty
i've miles was covered by Hearne in
1885. The old record for this dis
lance was II :127I made by Ralph De
Palma 81 Chicago. Sept. s. 1917.
The old record for the l5O-mile distance
was 1 :26:149. made by Ralph Milford at
Chicago. June 16. 1917. -.
Hearne Sunday received 5000 and 800
points to the American Automobile Asso-
cations 1927 championship. Sarles took
$1,000 and 160 points. Milton, 5000 ana
60 points and Eddie Miller, fourth place,
81 500 and 30 points
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AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
BY CHARLIE LOGAN.

meeting at 1870 Spruce street tonight,
when plans for play in The Times
Trophy tourney will be discussed.
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The American Eagles claim forfeit
game from the Nine Aces when the latter
refused to let the Eagles put In pinch
hitters. For games with the Eagles cali
Drexel 1877 and ask for Maurice.
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TRIBE FALTERS
OVER WEEK END
Indians Drop Three Out of
Four to Hens in Saturday
Sunday Bills.

The Indians didn't do very. well over
the week end. AS Il matter OF fact they
finished on the short end three times
out Of four and unless they take an in
slant brace they may succeed IN ousting
the lowIy Senators from last place.
In Saturdays double header the In
dams downed the Toledo Hers in the
first clash, 6 to 3; dropped the second
bill, to 6 and then Sunday the Hens
stepped out and made it decisive by
coping both ends of the twin card, 90
and Z to ).
1t was sad to see the Trlbesmen take
those beatings, but that's baseball The
Hens were hitting hard Saturday and
Sunday, while the Indians were hitting
only in spots Perhaps the team viii
do better on the road. for q number Of
the players seem unable to play at top
speed at Washington Park. The practice
OF some fans in roofing for the oppost-
ton whenever the home team falls be
hind has upset certain members of the
club, and as result they are unable to
give their best here. Therefore, the Tribe
may show a little form on the Western
trip that starts Wednesday.
Rogge hurled the first bill of Sundays
double-header against Mccullough. The
Hen hurler got away in easy fashion, for
the Indians weren't hitting and all the
breaks went to the Hens. In the second
contest Cavet opposed Wright, and IL
was more of match, for the Indians
located their batting eyes to some extent.
However, the Hens couldn't be stopped
and they emerged victOrs again.
There was no game carded at Wash
1ngton Park this afternoon and the fans
win have plenty of time to tune up for
the big exhibition between the New York
Yankees and the Indians tomorrow. Mr.
Babe Ruth is coming and he promises
TO extend himself in an effort to drive
the ball over into the railroad yards The
Yankees and Ruth are due to reach the
city tonight and they will he quartered
at the Lincoln Hotel Ruth will be the
guest of the Rotary Club at luncheon to-
morrow. Following the luncheon Babe
will go to Washington Park to demon
strate his over-the-f fence punch.
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Australia Makes Clean
Sweep in Net Cup Play

CLEVELAND, Aug 15.-Australia
made II five in a row In It's meeting with
Denmark in the final Davis cup play
here Sunday afternoon. J. o. Anderson
encountered little opposition from Erik
Tegner, winning. 60 90, 81, while
five sets to win from Vagn Ingerslev.
Danish national champion. The scores
in this match were 80, 80, so. SO, CO.
Although n victory would not have
altered the status OF the two teams as
regards the Davis cup competition the
veteran Ingerslev fought hard to save
his team from a shutout. He played n
much better game than he did against
Anderson on Friday, and Peach's wild
ness and difficulty in handling his shots
occasioned by the high wind nearly
helped him in achieving his ovject.
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meeting at 1870 Spruce street tonight,
when plans for play in The Times
Trophy tourney will be discussed.
The Indianapolis Reserves handed the
Helmsburg club a Is to lacing The
Reserves have entered The Times
Trophy race and are confident of COM
ing through with colors flying.
The King Midas were defeated by the
Ferndales, to s. in an exceptionally
we'll played game at Riverside Sunday.
The pitching of Breene was the feature
of the King Midas game, as the tall boy
allowed his opponents but five hits. The
King Midas are entered in the Daily
Times trophy tournament.
Buchanan Stars have a park permit
for Sunday, Aug. 81. Any team desir-
ing games call Belmont 1895 and ask
for John.
The American Eagles claim a forfeit
game from the Nine Aces when the latter
refused to let the Eagles put In pinch
hitters. For games with the Eagles call
Drexel 1877 and ask for Maurice.
The Meldon Juniors defeated the Ar
senal Juniors in a one sided game on
Sunday. The Meldons would like to hear
from teams with speed enough to give
them q real battle. Can Drexel 061l
and ask for George.
The indianapolis Senators lost a tough
one to haywood Sunday, l to 0. The
haywood athletes got their only run In
the second inning, after which, both
teams played alright ball. Butsch fea-
tured for the Senators, getting three of
their five hits.
The Indianapolis Giants viii play at
Hazelwood Sunday, but have no game
F.11
formation address G. II. Bisgerstan,
Thirteenth and Iandes streets.
The Morris Street NJ Els defeated the
Indianapolis Air Pump nine, 13 to 3, at
Willard Park Saturday afternoon. For
games with the winners call Drexel 1868
and ask for Mack.
SEYMOUR. Ind, Aug. 15.--seymour
and Bedford tied In the third Of a three
game being called in the tenth inning in
order to allow Bedford to catch a train.
FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. ia double
gave Frankfort a 2to-1 victory over
Noblesville here Sunday. Lancaster
yielded six hits, giving them In as many
Innings. He famed nine A feature Of
the game was the batting OF Adams, who
made four hits ont of five times at bat.
lie has now made seventeen hits out of
the last twenty -one times up.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. I5.-The Co
lumbus Commercials were defeated by
the Greenwood nine by a score Of 10 to
here Sunday.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE Tail
Lights punched long drives on Eckert IN
the ninth inning and defeated the Osgood
team here Sunday, ; to 4. Clever al
lowed 0sgood six hits, while kushyille
collected twelve.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 15.-The
Shelbyville Nationals defeated the West
Parks Of Indianapolis here Sunday, 10 to
D, through hard hitting.
Shoals defeated the French Lick Red
Devils Sunday, to 5.
BROWNSBURG, Ind. Aug 16--AIlen
allowed Beech Grove only five hits hero
sunday ara the locals defeated Beech
Grove, TO l.
The Hercules set Martinsville down on
the latters diamond Sunday, 3 to L.
Pasch's pitching featured.
ROCKVILLE, Ind, Aug. 15-Brook-
willie defeated Connersville, 70 . here
Sunday. Batteries-Connersvil Gaines
and Peters; Brookville, Schuck and De
Lop.
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Winners at Seabright

SEABRIGHT. \. ]. Aug. 15.-Mrs.
NoUa Bjurstedt Mallory, NeE York,
wOmen's national tennis champion, won
the singles cup in the final Of the Sea
bright cup tournament Saturday, defeat
ing Miss Eleanor GOss, New York,
SIS SIS
Mrs. Mallory played for the most part
from deem court. Her shots all pos
sessed length and the speed and accuracy
to beat her opponent when she needed
the points
Watson NJ. Washburn. New York. and
r Norris Williams. Boston. the Davis
Gun pair. won the final Of the doubles
from Vincent Richards, and s. Howard
Voshell. New York. los. 81. 50.
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Reds Can Use Markle

CINCINNATI, Au. 15-Notice that the
Cincinnati National League club can use
Pitcher Cliff Markle pending official an
nouncement as to Whether he belongs to
Cincinnati or the New York Americans
was received from Judge K. NJ. Lands
Sunday by President August Hermann
The case If Markle, whose services are
claimed by both the Reds and the Yam
KEGS has been in the hands of Judge
lands for several weeks.
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Murray Net Winner

NIGARA -ON-THE-L AXE. Ontario,
Aug. 15.-R Lindley Murray of Buffalo
won the international lawn tennis tourna-
ment championship here Saturday by de-
feating Clifford Herd Of Chicago. TO.
Sc. 6-3 Smashing shots and magnifi-
cent net play by both players featured
the match.
Clifford Herd. Chicago, and Miss f.
Best Toronto. defeated r. Fulton of
Cleveland and Miss Mcdonald Of Toronto
In the finals for mixed doubles, rs, Ga.
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MEMPHIS. Aug. 15-Frankie Garcia
Of Los Angeles. defeated Young Farrell,
former coast bantamweight, now OF Chi
cago. in an eight round match In the
Memphis ball park for the benefit Of the
Crippled ChiIdren's Hospital.
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The King Midas were defeated by the
Ferndales, 8 to s, in an exceptionally
we'll played game at Riverside Sunday.
The pitching of Breene was the feature
of the King Midas game, as the tall boy
allowed his opponents but FIVE hits. The
King Midas are entered in the Daily
Times trophy tournament.
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20 Hurt Slightly in
X. G.. Bleacher Crash

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. I5-In-
vestigation today of the collapse of
bleacher and circus seats at yester-
days baseball game revealed that
recent heavy rains had undermined
the supports of the stands.
Twenty were injured. none fatally,
when the stands collapsed during q
double-header between Kansas City
and Minneapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
Bastian Takes Title

DETROIT, Aug. 15.-Fritz Bastian of
Indianapolis, Western conference singles
champion, won the Michigan singles title
here Saturday afternoon by defeating
Harold Bartel of Cleveland, in the final
round of the State tennis tournament
The scores were: 10. 20, go 90.
Bastian and BarteI captured the
doubles championship defeating Ira
Reindel, the Detroit singles champion,
and his brother, George Reindel.
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FOUR CLUBS To FINISH.

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, Aug 10
Four Of the six clubs OF the Western
Canadian League will complete the sea-
sons schedule. 1t was announced Sun
day. At a meeting of officials and club
directors the Winnipeg Calgary, Sas-
katoon and Edmonton Clubs decided to
finish the season. despite the withdrawal
Of the Regina and Moose Jaw Clubs.
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NintOn as Coach

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Aug 15.-An-
nouncement was made Saturday by Foot
bah Coach f. o. Stiehm at Indiana Uni
versity that Roscoe Cow MintOn. cap
tain Of last years eleven, is to report
here in a week or so rs a member of the
coaching stan for the coming season.
Minton VIII be in charge OF the freshman
squad and win be the official scout for
the varsity az all games II is likely that
Arthur (COtton) Berndt win be the as
sistant coach Of the varsity.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

Riverside Independents are organizing
e fast independent football team and ara
ready 10 book games with the fastest
semi-prO outfits in the State. There will
be a meeting Friday. Aug 10. at Twenty
Seventh street and Schurman avenue at
s o'clock All former players and those
wishing try-outs for the coming season
are requested TO report. Rubbish, Athey,
Brady. 1ott Medlin, Hyde. Ferguson and
McCurdy brothers are urged to attend
this meeting For games address Dick
Weaver. 1875 Herscheu avenue, Indian
apo,is. Ind.
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Breaks Record, Also Neck

TOLEDO, Aug. I5.-Less than half
an hour after he had broken tire
worlds dirt track motorcycle record
for one mile, covering the distance in
forty six seconds. Albert W. Burns.
q. of Oakland, Cal, WAS fatally in
jured. when, I'm the first lap of q
twenty-five mile race at the fair
ground here sunday, a fellow-rlder
crowded him, forcing his machine to
skid and crash through fence.
Burns neck was broken and he died
en- route to a hospital.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(First camel

(First game)
Columbus. OO3 Dol O00-4 1
Louisville. ....-...... 200 600 600 1 ,
Batteries-Haid and Wilson; Sanders,
lineup and KOcher.
Second game)
Louisville. ... 600 200 COO o
Columbus. ..........- 010 600 000-1 6 L
Batteries-Cullop and Meyer; Northrop
and Wilson.
(First game)
St Paul. .......... 600 600 O11-2 .
Milwaukee. .......... 90 600 O0O-1 3 ,
Batteries-Merrltt and AcMenemy /;
Schaak and Clarke.
Second game)
Milwaukee,. .......... O20 20 O1'-5 0 o
st. Paul............. on O1O O00-3 Q ,
Batteries-Csw and Sengstock: Shee-
han and Allen.
(First game)
Minneapolis. POI 100 20t-T 13 3
Kansas City......... 900 600 3Ul-4 o
Batteries 49, James. Smallwood and
Mayer Carter and SkiG.
Second game; called in eighth; dark
ness.)
Minneapolis. O2O Ola O1-s IS l
Kansas City. 200 200 2l-7 3
Batteries-Lowdermilk smallwood and
Mayer; Holzhauer and Skin.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago ............. 200 10 on IL l
Cleveland ............ 0O1 90 OO0-1 3 0
Batteries-Faber and Schalk; Chle,
Caldwell and O'Nein.
Boston ............... 001 col 0o0-2 10 l
Washington -....-.... D0O go O0O-O D
BatteTies-Jones and Buel; Erickson,
AcOsta and Charity.
st. Louis ............ col GO OOs-T 2
Detroit ...-........... 90 90 OO5-5 >
Batteries-Shocker and SEVERED; Old
ham, Cole and Bassler.
(NO other game scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh ......... 600 900 100-1 q
Chicago ......... goo coo 600 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Brottem; Mar
tin and 0'Farrel.
New York ....... 3O2 600 12.-s il /
Philadelphia ....... 900 600 O02-2 9 8
Bstteries-Douglass and Snyder; Ring
and Peters.
Boston -....-....-..- 30 Of0 00o-3 10 q
Brooklyn ............ 600 100 1902 10 0
Batterles-Oescheger and O'Nelu; Ca
dore and Kruger.
Cincinnati .......... Of0 900 4D'-5 10 1
st. Louis ..-........ 600 eco 010-1 o
Bstteries-Rixey and Wingo; Walker
and Clemens.
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Totals ......37 ) IL p =.
aRnttad for Dixon In ninth.
TOLEDO

Two base Hits Derrick. Grimes.
Wright. Three base hits = Msnush,
Thorpe, Bartlett, SINNERS. Stolen bases
-Hnl, Huber, Manush Sacrifice -
Schauffel. Left on bases-OG Cavet, 2;
on Bartlett 1. Hits-Off Cavet, II in
623 innings; of Bartlett in 2 Is
innings. Struck out-By Wright, 8. Los
ing pitcher-Cavet. Umpires-J ohnson
and Shannon. Time-1 40
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15
Home Run, Double and
Two Singles for Ruth

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 1.-THE New
YORK Americans in an exhibition game
here sunday defeated the Mendels, local
semi professional team. 10 TO s Babe
Ruth got a homer. double and two sin
srIes and famed twice.
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Big League Stuff

RED FABER Of the White soU LETT
the Cleveland Indians down with ave
hits and toppled them from the lead,
the Xanks regaininE il without play
Ing.
FRANK FRTSCH was responsible for
i've Of eight runs scored by the Giants
against the Phillies. His homer account
ed for three OF them.
SAM JONES gave up but four hits 10
Washington. while the Red Sox punched
blows in two innings OF Erickson
TY COBB made a homer With two on
base In the ninth 1T st. Louis. but the
five run rally fen short Of a victory over
the Browns who had hammered Oldham
for seven TALES.
MIR. OESCHGER. the nemesis Of
the Dodgers. pitched Boston to a Vic
tory outhurIinK Leo CadoTe. one of
his hottest rivals In the National
League.
TWO TRIPLES BY JACOB DACBERT
aided the Reds in defeating the Cards.
THE PIRATES kept mp their slaughter
If the Cubs when Whitted hit homer
in the seventh His run was the only
tally Of the game.
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Ethelda Takes Title

LAKE HOPATCONG, N. T., Aug. 15--
Ethelda Bleibtrey of New York Sunday
Won the Amateur Athletic Union women's
national $50 yard sfimming championship
over a 11o-yard course IL IA minutes
81 3-5 seconds.
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Two base hits - WIckland, Thorpe.
Stolen bases-Huber, Hin, Thorpe, ?,
SINNERS. Sacrifices - Rehg. Sticking,
Luderus Grimes. Double play-Rogge
to Sticking to Covington. Left on bases
indianapolis, I; Toledo I. Bases on
balls-OG Rogge. 4 ; of Mccullough, 4.
Struck out-By Royce, 3. Cmpires-
Johnson and shannon. Time-1 30.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The indianapolis White sox handed
New Palestine the short end Of a 10 to s
count. For games with the Sox call
Webster 1921 and ask for the manager
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

Louis Chevrolet was high man az the
weekly shoot of the indianapolis Gun
Club Saturday with ninety-eight out OF
100 fargets. Ford and Parry tied for
second with ninety seven each and Davies
vas third with nInety-gix.-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The indianapolis Senators lost a tough
one to haywood Sunday, l to 0. The
Haywood athletes got their only run In
the second inning, after which both
teams played alright ball Butsch fea-
tured for the Senators, getting three of
their five hits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Meldon Juniors defeated the Ar
senal Juniors in a one sided game on
Sunday. The Meldons would like to hear
from teams with speed enough to give
them q real battle. Can Drexel 061I
and ask for George.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Selmier Towel Club defeated Cam
by, to I, in a game featured by the
heavy hitting of the Indianapolis nine.
mlers when he clouted the first ball pitch
ed in the opering inning for home run.
with the score to 2 against them, the
Candy baseballers staged a brilliant
rally in the eighth round, but were cut
down by some clever fielding after five
runners had crossed the plate. Since
playing Sunday ball. the Selmiers have
lost but one game, that being a thirteen
inning affair with Lawrence. Next Sat
urday the Selmiers play the Fort Harri-
son team, and expect TO break the win
ming streak Of the soldiers. game is
wanted for next Sunday with some fast
State nine Address Selmier Towel Sup
ply, no East Michigan street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Indianapolis Reserves handed the
Helmsburg club a Is to lacing. The
Reserves have entered The Times
Trophy race and are confident of COM
ing through with colors flying.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Broad RIPPLE nine offered the
final count being 10 to g. The feature
of the game was the home run smash of
Mead of the ChrstamOres with the bases
loaded For games with the winners adj
dress Christamore Settlement, 1903 Co
lumbia avenue, or call Webster 0130.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Brookside odd Fellows have no
games booked for Aug. 81, 2s and Sept.
II and would like to hear from fast city
and State clubs desiring to meet them.
Call or address A. l.. Liedolf 1916 North
Tuxedo street. Webster 1888.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Indians are short a catcher again.
Luke Seweu. whom the Tribe obtained
from Cleveland on option. has been re-
called by Iris Speaker Manager Hem
bricks sent wires out today in an effort
to locate a backstop to help Leo Dixon.
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gNJTrEE
ks%2!PE5ec;S.
GEORGES SOON TO RETIRE.

BOULOGNE. France. Aug 15.-Georges
Carpenter viii bid farewell TO the fight
ing ring after he meets Ton Gibbons. the
st. Paul light heavyweight, IN New York.
next January, NJ. DescAmps. the French
cha npiOns manager, announced Sunday.
He said that Carpenter would fight an
English boxer. not vet designated. Ia
London. some time in October or Novem-
Der: then he win meet a French heavy
weight in Paris. previous to meeting Tom
Gibbons for the light heavyweight cham
pionship OF the world.
Descamps prOfessed the utmost conf
dsnce that Carpenter would win all three
matches
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Indians will visit the four West
ern A. A cities before again appearing
at Washington Park, The trip starts
after the Babe Ruth game tomorrow.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSnCIATInN


Indianapolis, 60; Toledo, sc.
Louisville. 9; Columbus, ).
Milwaukee, 13; st. Paul T.
Kansas City. 9-12: Minneapolis, S-13
tFirst game eleven Innings; second
game. called end Of seventh account Of
darkness)
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The Independent Ramblers out-hi the
Five Points Club three to one, but lost
a tough battle by an s to count.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-15

The Rhodius Juniors took the r. A.
C.s down the line in double bin at
Rhodius Park Sunday, the scores being
TO / and TO .. For games with the
winners call Belmont 2312 and ask for
Dutch. The Indianapolis Premier man
ager should call that number.