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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
Grand Circuit
SINGLE q. FEATURES.


SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept. 13-single
G, the 1year-old PAGER, owned by W.
B. Barefoot Of Cambridge City, Ind,
won the champion stake, free-for- all
pace, in the Grand Circuit meeting at
the State fair in straight heats yester-
day afternoon. stepping the second heat
In 200 flat, and equaling the fastest
time ever made on the Syracuse track.
Single G's exhibition was the feature
of the first day of the meeting. The
Of which were In fast time. by stand
ing off John Henry, driven by Pitman.
IN close finishes In every one of the
heats. Mondays summaries:
Two-Year- Old Trot 1.-TWO heats in three
the Merchants cup; purse $2.305)-
King Etawah, C, by Etawah
Edi ten w SHlbS} I. by Guy
viga Harvester, t, by The Har-
o, ysst 1s nn 5Me p Id Atlantic nv
Dorothy Harvester b Z, by The
Meditation, Peter Earl and Emile also
Time-2:111s. 2:1oA. 2:O9&.
Free for-All Pace (three heats; purse.
singls c. b h, by Anderson wilkes
"'t.n A1cIAyt b. ~ " an" d..
Juno. mp m, by John Dewey
(Murphy) ............ 1850. 3 8
Frisco June, o h, by San Fran
cisco wv Flemlng) ........ 4
Time-2 :02, 2 100. 03&t.
PIP Pace three heats; purse, 81 ,00ol -
Queen Able, Blk m, The Able
Tony Mack, b e. by Wallace Me
Kinney Ct. Edman) ..... 3 1
Nina Direct ch m. by Napoleon
Direct IN. Edman) ......:.. 3
Evening Gale, m. by Peter the
Great (Mnrphy) .............. I
Time-2 "a. 2 :00A, 2:06A
o:15 Class rrot three heats; purse.
81 ,00O)-
Legnl ]. g, by Legal Parole
IF. Edman) Observation-Disclosures. % l l
Let Fly. b g, by Peter the
Great (Cane) .............s-
Swanhilde. b m, by Native
King CIV. Dickerson) ..... 3
Lord Frisco, b c, by San Fran
cisco (Murphy) ........... dr.
Peter Blaze, br z, by Petaurist
Marricn Hall also started
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TRTBESMEN IN
DOUBLE BILL

TOLEDO, Sept. 13.-Jack Hendricks
Indians were carded TO battle the Toledo
Hens In double header today and it was
likely that Jess Petty and Pug Cavet
would be on the firing line for the Hoo
ers. The Tribesmen were in fine spirits
this morning following their second de
feat of the Hens ssterday, and they felt
capable of getting al least an even break
in the twin bill this afternoon.
In the contest yesterday Clint Rogge
was in great form and he pitched his
mates to to / win The Hoosiers
again looked like champions, for they
outplayed the locals in all departments.
Rogge gave up nine hits, but he kept
the safeties so we'll scattered that the
Hens seldom had a chance TO do any
damage. In the meantime the Indians
bombarded Bedient for plenty OF runs
and they easily romped home with the
days hOnors.
As a result Of winning yesterday the
Tribesmen moved up into fifth position
today and they hoped to bolster their
new percentage this afternoon.
Outlelder Ralph SINNERS was accept
ing congratulations today over his tsle
to the New York Giants. 1t was gen
orally known that Ralph was going TO
graduate, but not until last light was
the deal put through officially. Today
he was being given pointers by team
mates who have had experience in the
big show.
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Women Golfers of
Indiana to Form
State association

The women golfers who gather in this
ship tournament at South Grove, have
decided to take time by the forelock and
form an organization Of Indiana's femi-
nine golfers Some time ago the women
members Of the State Association were
dropped and now they are to form their
own Independent organization to be
known as the Women's State Golf Assoc
citation. Election Of officers will precede
the tourney tomorrow morning.
The meet, which starts tomorrow after
noon is 10 be an eighteen hole medal
play handicap affair. Pairings will be
lde this evening and the various prizes
listed. Those who enter at the last mo-
ment tomorrow win be paired at the first
tee after all tho other entrants have
started.
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AN4I[VR QOR15


The Napoleon baseball team will play
their last game of the season next Sun
day at the Fairview diamond and would
like to meet some fast local club. The
Mapletons had very successful season
this year, winning twenty one out of
twenty four games played during the
regular season and then going to the
tournament. TO arrange for a game Sun
day, call Washington 1850 evenings.
The Brookside Odd Fellows will play
the Greensburg Eagles next Sunday. The
Brooksides will have the same line up
city championship. LOOMS, the star
portsider, will do the hurting for the
Odd Fellows. Harrell will catch. A large
following of rooters will accompany the
local team.
NoBLEsvILLE. Ind, Sept 1S.-The
second Of series Of three games between
Arcadia and Cicero was played at the
latter place Sunday afternoon. Cicero
won by the score of 1 to 0.
The Hercules Club defearsd the Beech
Grove Reds in fast played game, to 2.
The same teams meet next Sunday. Her
cules players are requested to attend the
meeting on Wednesday night and bring
their uniforms. For State games ad-
dress H. Bruins, 1852 Madison avenue, or
call Drexel 1851 and ask for Frank.
CENTERTON, Ind, Sept 13.-The Mar
mon 3is defeated the Centertons here,
10 to 4.
The Indianapolis Red sox trimmed the
Arsenal A. C.s, to 4, and played the
Brookside Independents an eight thinning
3 to tie.
The Ferndale club will hold a smoker
for the ball team Thursday night. All
players are requested to bring in their
uniforms. Slaughter, please take notice.
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Schedule Arranged
for Second Round
In Baseball Series
National Federation DrdlOs
Up Card for Amateurs in
Meeting Here.

The National Amateur Baseball Fed
Grafton at an all-day meeting here yes
terday arranged the schedule for the re-
naming games in the second round of
the national tournament and acted upon
the protest of the Cincinnati (Class Al
was allowed and the disputed game
awarded to the Cincinnati club. The
Pittsburgh team played an ineligible
man and in all fairness the officials al
lowed Cincinnati to remain in the title
play.
The remaining schedule which was
drawn up is as follows:
CLASS AAA
New York -Pittsburgh-At New York,
Sept. II and IS (three games).
Cleveland YOungstown-At Youngs-
town, Sept Is 1.-TWO games If necessary.
Columbus drew bye.
CLASS IA.
Flint Mfiwaukee-At Flint Sept IL and
IS (three games).
Cleveland Windber At Cleveland,
Sept. II.
Akron drew bye.
CLASS A
Detroit Milwaukee-At Detroit. Sept.
II 1.-TWO games) at Milwaukee. Sept. is.
Cleveland Cincinnati-At Cincinnati,
Sept. II; at Cleveland 1.-TWO games)
Sept. Is.
New York drew a bye.
The following officers and representa-
tives were present at the meeting. Presi-
dent, James H. Lowry, Indianapolis
second vice, president, Ralph S. Davis.
Pittsburgh; secretary, j. F. Potts, Cleve-
land; treasurer, v e. Zetterlind, Detroit
counsel, c. c. Townes, Cleveland; "Doik
Novario, Cleveland; Tom Nokes, Johns
town; Frank Kelly, Flint; George Mo-
ran. Detroit; S. II. Brewer, Detroit
George Mckinley, Flint; W. e. Brown,
Akron; Harry Laudenslager, Youngs-
Cohen, Cleveland r. Walter Jarvis, II.
E. Harris and F. c. Baldridge, of Indi-
annapolis.
The delegates were guests of the In
dianapolis Baseball Federation at lunch
con at hte Hotel Lincoln at noon, and a
chicken dinner held at the Woodstock
Country Club in the evening.
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LONDON. Sept. 13.-Joe Beckett Eng
Hsh heavyweight, was rung higher on
the ladder Of pugilistic estimation today.
following his stopping Of Boy Nc
Cormick in the twelfth round or their
scheduled fifteen round contest here be-
fore Fashionable audience at Covent
Garden opera house last night But
fight experts agreed Beckett was long
way from the top.
Beckett was floored IN the seventh
round for the count OF seven, but came
back to win handiIy, taking the best
Mccormick had to offed and wearing him
down. Mccormick went down three times
in the twelfth and his seconds threw in
the sponge.
Georges Carpenter was a spectator.
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Big League Stuff

Struggling Pittsburgh Pirates were the
only performers on big league time yes
terday. They had a chance to creep up
on the Giants but failed to do so when
they divided a twin bill with the Braves
Babe Adams saved the first game when
he relieved Cooper and the Pirates won
it in fifteen innings. The second went
to the Braves, to 3.
The Giants are leading Pittsburgh by
eight points and the Yanks are twelve
points in the van Of the Cleveland In
dams. who were slated to start their
last Eastern invasion In PHILADELPHIA
today minus the services and influence
Of Iris" Speaker, who is laid up with
an injured knee.
Catcher William KilIefer yesterdA Y
signed a contract to manage the Chica 20
Nationals for the 1922 season Killefer
became pilot Of the Cubs, Aug. 4. when
John Evers was deposed. Killefer has
been with the club four years, going
there from Philadelphia with Grover
Alexander, hts battery mate, for S65. 091
and two players. He was born in Paw
Paw, Mich, in 1885, and besides being
the youngest manager in the league, is
also the only playing pilot.
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soLDIEK SHOW SEPT. Fl.

A boxing show will he held at Fort
Harrison OF. Wednesday night, Sept. FL.
The headliner will be an eight round
bout between Jimmie Dalton, Instructor
of the Hoosier Club. and Battling Bar
rega. champ 1855 FOUNDER Of Camp Sher-
man and TT Harrison.
A number Of new fighters will be on
the bill. For the semi-final, Mexican
Morrelas will be matched with the
veteran weller, Buck Masters. In pre-
l.minary four-round go Private Car
pentier will battle Pat Wills. These
boys will weigh in at $50 pounds. In
another fOur-rOund 'prelim' frankie Mel
son of this city meets Soldier Sayles at
125 pounds.
The bouts will be held az Service Hall
and will start promptly at $40, just
after the Fl Harrison ear which leaves
the city at o'clock gets into camp
An admission OF % cents will be charged.
Three rows OF ringside seats will sell for
$3.50.
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Larger Gym Glasses
Enroll at Athenaeum

The AthenaeuIn gymnasium opened its
classes yesterday with increased attend
ance over last year In all the classes.
They have succeeded in retaining Fred
Hall. their instructor Of last year, who
won highest honors in the national meet
Of the A. G. Z. in Chicago last spring.
The afternoon business mems classes,
which proved so popular last year will
be continued this year each Monday and
Thursday at p. IN. There are also
classes for boys and girls, men and
women. young and old, and from the
number Of registrations coming in. the
directors Of the Athenaeum anticipate the
biggest year In its history
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French Woman Flyer
Challenges u. S. Girl

NEW YORK, Sept. IS.-AnOther chaI-
lenge to American sport supremacy WAS
issued today when Mile. Andrea Geyre.
stunt flyer, offered to compete with Miss
Elsie Allan for the womens flying cham
plonship of the world.
Miss Allan halls from Grand Island,
Neb., and her favOrite pastime Is walk
ing along the edge of the alrplane as it
speeds at ninety miles hour. Miss
Geyre claims to do even more thrilling
air stunts.
Miss Allan has not vet replied TO the
challenge.
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Jimmy Hurt Goes Big
at Camp Perry Shoot

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept 13.-Maj.
James ". Hurt, Indianapolis, won the
Dupont match here yesterday. The match
was shot from 1000 yards, possible fifty
points Hurt made possible and three
extra hullseyes. making thirteen bulls
eyes. This match required all com :
pet!tors to use the iron sights and all
telescope sights were barred This is the
first match won by an Indiana man since
1918
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St. Louis Giants Back
for Revenge on A. B. C.s

The st. Louis Giants were back for re-
veng0 today on the A. b. C.s who We.
the final score being. - to 4. The game
was q tight affair until the seventh
when the As went on the warpath and
scored ten runs. Stevens, one Of Taylor'k
new twirlers, although Wild, pitched
good game, allowing only seven hits
while his team mates were collecting
eighteen wallops of Of Myers. Taylor
Holloway and Woods got three blows
each.
The game today WAS to start at 3
O'Clock, The A. p. Cs next meet the
reorganized Columbus Buckeyes. start
Ing the series next Sunday with double
head der.
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BIG FEATURES
ON NET CARD
Richards Johnston Match
Holds Interest in Singles
Play Today.
BY JACK VEIOCK,
News Sports Editor.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-with
nineteen Eastern, FIVE Western and four
foreign players still in the running for
the national tennis singles championship,
play was to be resumed on the courts Of
the Germantown Cricket Club today.
The weather was favorable and under
the present schedule the title will be de-
cided Saturday afternoon.
At least one and more than likely
three members of the foreign element
will be put out of the running as a re-
suit of today's play. One match will
eliminate either Hawkes. or Anderson,
the Australians and Big Bill Tilden is
expected to defeat the Jap, Shimidzu,
while Dean Mathey has at least an even
chance to beat Gordon Lowe, the one
British player in the field of survivors.
What gave promise of being the most
sensational match of the day was that
between the youthful Vincent Richards
and the wiry veteran from San Fran
cisco, Billy Johnston.
Mathey and Lowe and Hawkes. and
Anderson were scheduled to lead off on
Tor exhibition courts today with the
R1chards-J ohnston match slated for 2
O'Clock and Tilden and Shimidzu sched-
uled to take the courts at D. m These
were the feature matches of the third
round.
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CAN'T BEAT MEMPHIS NOW.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept 13.--Memphis
gained a clear title to the 1921 Southern
Association pennant by defeating Birm-
inghsm, to 2. in the first game of yes
terday's double header at Birmingham.
The victory gave Memphis an eight
game advantage over New Orleans, Fuu-
ner-up in the race for the championship
and assured the Memphis club lead at
the end of the season Of a least seven
points over New Orleans.
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KELLEY NAMED REFEREE.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 13.--Walter G. KEEL
ley of Buffalo, will referee the Kiibanc-
Frush fight here Saturday afternoon. The
Cleveland boxing commission Mond9y
afternoon turned down the request of the
promoters, Tommy McGinty and Sam
Deutsch to appoint Jack Dempsey
heavyweight champion, and named hel-
ley.
1--WE want & referee, not a fighter" said
Chairman B. J. Wilmerding In explain
Ing the commissions action.
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Beams League OPENS

Beams Bowling League No. 1 will open
a thirty three-week schedule this evening
at O'Clock at Beam alleys The fol-
lowing teams will compose the league
Brunswick Tires, c. 2. Boyle Company,
Marion Five, Woodsman Company, Atlas
Coal Company, Fullen Five, Irwin Rob
bins, Kfeis Transfer, South Sides and
Deschler MOnograms. The league appears
to lie well balanced and should furnish
an interesting race.
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FIVE HOME RTNS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept Minneapolis
and Kansas City divided a double header
here Monday. the visitors taking the first
game to and losing the second by
the same score. Brief hit his fortieth
home run of the year in the second game.
McKechnie, Fisher, Jennings and Lutzke
also nit balls out Of the park in the two
contests.
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Phillies Buy Three

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept 13-The
Philadelphia National League club an
nOunced today 1t has purchased the
release of Shortstop RAIDER aud First
Baseman Leslie from the New Orleans
club and Pitcher Sullivan from the
Albany Eastern League team
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OTHER MONDAY BOUTS.

AT CINCINNATI-Tommy Gibbons
ST. Paul light heavyweight, scored
technical knockout over wild Bill
Reed of Arizona, in the second round of
scheduled ten round bout
AT COLUMBUS-Charlie .O'Connell
Cleveland, knocked out Eddie Shannon.
Detroit lightweight, in the third round.
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woAIEN's NET TOURNEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15.-Nith Mrs
Molla B. Mallory. the national champion,
and many other prominent players among
the entries, the wOmen's Middle States
tenni' tournament was scheduled 10 get
vnde way here today on the courts of
che Philadelphia Cricket Club.
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Pitchers Move Up

SHREVEPORT. La, Sept. 13.-Pat
Flaherty and Red Bird, pitchers of the
Shreveport, Texas League team left here
last night to Join major league clubs.
Giants and Red Bird goes direct TO the
Washin gton Club.
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McNALLY SLIPS AWAY.

SCRANTON. Pa. SEPT 13.-Mike Nc
Nally, third baseman of the New York
Yanks, Monday slipped quietly away
from New York and came here and was
welded to Miss Mae Murray Of this city.
McNally planned to be back in the
Yankee lineup today.
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UMPs DRAW SUSPENSION.

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Umpires Jess
Tannehill and Nike Jacobs yesterday
were suspended for three years by Presi-
dent Tearney OF the Three-I League for
violating their contracts. They left their
positions without giving any notice,
president Tearney said Until the expi-
ration Of the three years of the removal
Of the suspension. the men will be un-
able TO appear in games In organized
baseball
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CHICAGO, Sept. 13-Midget Smith and
Jack Sharkey, rival New York bantam
weights, were matched here Monday to
BOX ten rounds in Aurora, ILL.,. Sept. %
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 Lew
Tender and Sailor Freedman, who were
kept apart last night by rain, Will meet
here tonight at the Phiilies ball park In
an eight-round bout.
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Golf Champ at So

ST. ANDREWS BY THE SEA. y. B.
Sept 13-Geerge s. Lyon. So years old,
Monday won the cham pionship of the
Canadian Golf Association for the fourth
time.
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Evansville, 10; Rock Island, ..
Bloomington, 4; Cedar Rapids, 4.
Moline, 6; Terre Haute, 0.
Rockford, z; Peoria, 5.
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CHICAGO. Sent 13--William Guthrie,
On umpire in the Western League yes
terday was suspended pending an inves-
tigation by Judge lands, commissioner
Of baseball. Of an alleged fist fight outside
Of the baseball park at Tulsa Okla,
month ago Guthrie, Il Is charged. struck
and knocked down a wounded soldier
who had thrown a pop bottle The
American Legion protested to Judge
Lands.
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WINS HORSESHOE HoNoRs.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept BED Walls of
Missouri Valley, Iowa, won first place
- tournament at Blair. Neb. p. Vasak,
O. - p@ul Omaha won
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TbdIteQ TOT ScnAuIIeI IN ninth.
fBatted or Bedtent In ninth
Indianapolis ............ 600 5O1 01o-7
Toledo Observation-Disclosures. O10 coo COL
Two-base hits-Rehg, Kinsella, Huber.
Stolen bases-Shinners, Sticking, Huber.
Sacr!fices-Covington SINNERS. Kinsella,
Schauffel. Let on bases-Indianapolis. I;
Toledo. 9. Bases on balls-0ff Rogge, 2.
Hit by pitcher-By Bedient (Sicking).
Struck out-By Rogge. ); by Bedient, 3.
rmpires--Finneran and Mullen. Time of
cnme-1 AS
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SUZANNE APPEARs THRoUcH

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Doubt that
Nile. Suzanne Lenglen would play tennis
in this cOutry again this season was ex-
pressed this season by her friends Mon
day in commenting on the illness which
forced her to stop playing at the Cres-
cent Athletic Club Sunday, after losing
one set in an exhibition doubles match.
She was to have met Mrs Molla Blur
stedt Mallory next Friday at PhIladeI-
phia. NThis match has been definitely can
celed.
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LEI

Baltimore, 49, Newark, 1-6.
Buffalo. Go; Syracuse, "a.
Reading Jersey City wet grounds).
(Only games scheduled.)
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Baseball Calendar and Standings
GAM Es TODAY.
.MERICAN AssoCIATIo!

indianapolis at Toledo 1.-TWO gaInesl.
Louisville at Columbus.
Kansas City at Minneapolis Uwo
games)
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
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WHEN YOU THINK OF POOL

Through the Lobby Down Stairs, See
Talk, He VIII Teach You
xvgrRvTv0<s nATTv
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First game. fifteen innings.}
Boston go. 600 200 o02 600 eOo-4 s z
Pittsburgh. 600 ITO 020 600 001-5 L 4
Batteries - Oeschger, Braxton, Scott
and Gowdy, O'Neil, Gibson; Cooper,
Adams and Schmidt.
Second game)
Boston ........ 600 600 800 10
Pittsburgh ... 002 010 O00-S Q o
Batteries-Watson. Morgan and o'Nen /;
Glazner, linn, L. Bigbee and Gooch.
rnhadr.IaAA
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FIT. WORTH COPS FLAG.
DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 1S.-Ft. Worth
clinched the Texas League pernant yes,
to-dsX nv defeating wichita Falls on the
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OR BILLIARDS. GO TO THE
CLAYPOOL BILLIARD PARLORS
Gene Henning Make the Ball
Free os Charge.
EVERYBODY TNyTTEn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

(No other games scheduled).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-13
Second game.)
THREE-I LEAGUE.

(No other games scheduled.
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LEAGUE.

Boston Philadelphia (rain).
mo. other games scheduled)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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VttEIN sUH 7
tBatted for Schauffel in min
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Batteries-Fuhr, HoIZhauser
Carly Mangam and Crosby.
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baICeTIts--bdUmSaTL anu MCNdTIy
Loudermilk and Crosby.