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BOOSTING FOR FREEDMAN.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, June IT,
However deep-rooted is the confidence OF
Sailor Freedman of Chicago regarding
his chance to win the lightweight cham
pionship crown from Benny Leonard
when they meet here on the afternoon Of
Monday, July 4, in Floyd Fitzfsmmons'
aerna here. several things will be in the
Chicagoan's favor which should bolster
up his courage.
A study of the physical measurements
of the pair supplies the basis for this be-
lief. Freedman, to begin with, has the
advantage in height and reach, and win
enter the ring at practically the ssme
weight as the champion. He is Eve years
younger, too, and this item has turned
the tide in favor of many challenger for
championship honers.
The club like arms and legs Of Freed
man should operate to his advantage, too
Experts liken him in this respect ia
Georges Carpenter, challenger for the
heavyweight honOrs-
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TWO TIE FOR
TIMES TROPHY
BarTere and Buchanan to
Stage Play-off for Golf
Award.

W. II. Barrere and A. F. Buchanan
tied for the Times trophy in the handi-
cap golf tournament held at Riverside
Saturday and Sunday, with net scores of
l40 each, and an additional eighteen
holes will be played either tomorrow or
Wednesday to decide the winner.
Much interest was manifest in the
meet and approximately $50 golfers
started. Some OF the contestants, after
playing the first eighteen holes and find
ing that there was no chance for the cup,
dropped out Of the running About one
hundred finished In the tourney.
Barrere and Buchanan played consist
ent golf throughout and deserve the
honor Of playing OF the tie for the
valuable prize that goes to the victor.
Barrere has a handicap Of 26, while
Buchanan is listed at 20.
Most Of the Riverside players are pull
ing for Borrere. largely as e matter Of
sentiment, as he is veterun, being SO
years OF age. The deciding battle Will
be closely watched and large gallery is
sure to be on hand 10 see the eighteen
hole struggle.
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looks good, too. 1 think he has trained
seriously. / will know more about that
everyone will-after q round or two.
Carpenter is In fine shape and his
morale is perfect-better, l believe-than
that of the champion. I'd bet my life
on Georges condition and l think he viii
enter the ring highly confident. In fact,
the Closer the Jay or the fight ap-
proaches, the lighter hearted Carpenter
seems.
I've read some talk about Dempsey's
wind not being the best. If this Is true,
l have saiied to notice ii. Working out
under he hot sun in Atlantic City Is no
easy thing for a fellow when he works
fast, as Dempsey has been doing. IN
der such conditions he cannot get enough
air breathing through his nose, and ne
does quite a bit OF breathing through
his mouth. 1 used to do the same.
think nearly every tighter does. =.
Carpenter, for instance, boxes lot
with his mouth open. This means moth
ing in particular, except that he cannot
get enough fresh air through his nose.
neither Jack nor Georges viii leave the
lower jaw hanging open to receive the
shock Of a swiftly propelled punch.
The atmosphere around the two camps
8 : the day Of the fight draws near is as
different as day and night.
At Airport, the fight is over now.
Manager Jack kearns, Dempsey, Tram
er Teddy Hayes-every one, in fact-has
settled Indt question III us HlAAu- 1HC
Airport camp is rather cocksure-
This is not the best thing in the world,
even though the vast majority OF critics
also have settled on Dempsey as the win
ner. II means that the champion and
his handlers may be oyer-confident, and
I'll tell the world that l know from ex-
perience what over-cOnfidence sometimes
does to a fellow.
Carpenters camp is just the other way
around Every one from Georges down
Is willing and eager to get all the ad-
vice they can They are not cocksure,
hut they are not doing any unnece- sary
worrying, either.-COpyright 1921 by
International News Service.
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TRIBE CLOSES
WITH SENATORS.
Indians Move to Toledo After
Wind-up Game at Colum-
bus Today.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 27-Fol1owing
the series wind-up game with the Sena-
tors here today the Indians will hop over
to Toledo for a big round with the Hens.
The Hoosiers have met with disappoint-
ment here especially over the weekend,
during which time they lost three games
and won one. In the double header Sat
urday the Senators drew the laurels in
both contests, 5 to 4, in eleven innings
and to 3. In the Sunday twin bill the
Hendricksmen managed to grab the first
skirmish to 1, but the Senators were
not easily upset, and in the closing strug
gle Of the afternoon the Rowlandites
won, to 2.
1t took Pug Cavet to put over win
in the first game Sunday. The tall south
paw had the locals puzzled when men
were on the sacks and he came within
an ace of scoring a shut7out
The defeats suffered in the series here
have caused deep encouragement in the
Trib camp, but Manager Hendricks is
hopeful that the players will regain their
confidence as the long trip around the
A. A. circuit progresses. The team sim
ply is not playing like the well-oiled ma
chine of a few weeks back When the
pitchers are in form the hitting falls
down and then when the hitting picks
up the pitching collapses.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

st. Louis, TO; Pittsburg, 4-5.
Brooklyn 2; Boston, /.
Chicago, 6; CincinI att, 2.
New York, cit: Philadelphia, Al.
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Johnston and Griffin
in Pacific Net Finals

BERKELEY. Cal, June civilian
VI. Johnston. former national singles
champion, and present doubles champion
with G. j. Griffin, Saturday went into
the finals Of the Pacific Coast Champion
by defeating Willis Davis national city
court champion, in straight sets, CO.
6-1 GO
In the mems doubles william NJ John
son and c. J. Griffin, national doubles
champions, went into the finals by de-
feating G. LecrOix and c. Jensen of Ala
media, &C. "a.
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JAZZ CARNIVAL
CONTINUOUS AT
CHAMPS CAMN
Shouts and Laughter Reign
Airport-Tom5-Like Silence
at Manhasset.
By PERCY HAMMOND.

ATLANTIC CITY, June z7.-Car-
pentier's camp is to. Dempsey's as al
cloister is to a carnival There the
sweet and mystic silences of a piouN
treat. here the ribald uproaS Of a d s<<<<
Babylon. 1fz
All excitements are availas "A * y,
court of Dempsey. Flags flyE
palace roof and from the pinn@s z
his two arenas. Negro bands piay4 ss
anthems between the athletic bouts. -
contrast to the birds which make the
music for the challenger at Manhasset.
The populace here adorns itself with
the bright regalia of the excursionist,
and the cane they ring is the cane they
get. More gum is chewed at Airport
than at Manhasset. If you tire Of
watching Dempsey worst his opponents
in the hippodrome, you can see him side
stepping the baliffs with equal agility.
BULL MONTANA
COURT JESTER.
Here there are animated shouts in
stead of mortuary whisperings. Every
now and then the champion makes a
feast for his favorites whereat the revels
are fast and furious, though not i'm
prudent.
At these festivals many of the merry
quips and Japes are uttered by Mister
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Richards Going Strong

NEW YORK, June 27.-Vincent Rich
ards of New York added the Metropolitan
tennis championship honors to his COLI
lection Saturday.
In impressive fashion the young star
defeated A. J. Cawse OF Staten Island
in the final at the New York Tennis Club,
60. go, Ga
Paired with S. Howard Toshel1 In the
doubles finals, Richards defeated A J.
Ostendorf and Elliott H Binzen, OIL, 6-S,
Ga.
The victory Of Richards in the singles
marked the third championship he has
won this season, including the Eastern
New York State and the Brooklyn titles.
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WITH 6AMIAlTLEIDIRS
~II-ID[DOS by f possa

team for the lead IN the City League
Saturday when they set the indicated
telephone team down by 8 10 o count
The two leaders have each defeated the
other for their only losses of the season
The veteran Elmer Brown was too
much for the Bell team and allowed
only six scattered hits while his mates
were pounding the pill for fifteen blows.
A big surprise was pulled in the City
League when the lowly c. NJ. BIS slipped
over a win on the strong Midwest crew
by 3 to score.
MARION. Ind, June 27-Bunching
hits in the first, fourth and eighth in
nings the Peru Grays defeated the Marion
Boosters, 3 to 4, yesterday. Two Peru
doubles in the eighth tied the score and
a sacrifice and single won the game.
Score:
Marion .............. 1O2 OOl OOO-4 1
Batteries-Leahy and simmons; Daw-
son and Watson.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. June n
Cambridge City defeated the Lynn In
dependents yesterday, IL to 3.
FRANKFORT, Ind, June 27.-Frank-
fort beat the Dun Stars Of Indianapolis
yesterday, IA to 4, getting two home
runs. Bell, pitching for the visitors, did
SEYMOUR, Ind. June 27-The sey-
mOur Reds won their sixth straight game
yesterday, defeating the Brownstowp
Grays by score Of to 1.
INGALLS,, Ind, June 27-Tngalls lost
to Fortville here yesterday in thirteen
innings, to ?.
BEECH GROVE, Ind. June 27.-The
Rods dafaafad ha
Ramblers here yesterday. 1 to 0, fast
fielding featuring the game.
Beech Grove. 600 600 10+-1 2
Ramblers ........... 900 900 0O0-0 5 1
Batteries--Dakin and Hamilton; Kelly
and Dunn.
NoBLEsvLLE, Ind, June ~
Logansport defeated Noblesville here
yesterday by the score of 4 to In twelve
innings The pitching of Ferguson for
the visitors was a feature Score:
Noblesville ............ 001 101 600 000-3
LoganspOrt ........... 40 600 100 001-4
Batteries-Ferguson and Wolf; Heinz
mann and Schwab.
COLUMBUS, Ind, June 27.-The Com
mercials defeated the Hablchs of Indi-
annapolis by score Of to here yes
terday.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, June 27.-AThe In
diana Travellers were defeated here yes
terday, to 2. The game was played in
one hour and twenty five minutes. 1t
was a pitchers battle between Fultz for
the Travellers and Neideffer for the Tail
Lights.
GREENSBURG, Ind, June 27.-The
Greensburg Eagles and the Hope Legion
team were halted here in the fourteenth
inning yesterday by the O'Clock closing
law with tho score knotted at Ill The
game was a tight pitching duel between
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MCMAHON EACH IN GAME.

Patsy Mcmahon. local contender for
lightweight boxing houors, has several
important matches pending and will
start training Tuesday. Patsy has re-
ceived an offer TO box either Jack Brit
ton or Ted Lewis at Winona Lake early
next month and Louisville promoters are
after Mcmahon TO take on Leach Cross.
the Eastern lightweight. Patsy is will
ing to take on any Of the lightweights at
1876 pounds or any Of the welterweights
at las. Patsy can scale the lightweight
limit easily. Mcmahon has received his
New York boxing license from the ma
tional boxing commission and will go
East soon and expects to be kept busy
with ring engagements. Patsy has de-
feated some Of the best boys in the coun-
try in his division and If Successful. in
his coming bouts he hopes to land a
match with Champion Benny Leonard.
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EckersdU to Help
De PduIU Grid Coach
in Early Training

Walter Eckersan win assist Fred NJ.
Walker, new athletic director Of De Psuw
University, during the training season of
the Tiger football team at Culver next
September, It was announced IN a bulle-
tin sent to members Of the De Jaw
Athletic Council today. The former great
quarter back will be with the Old Gold
squad for one week before II leaves its
early fall quarters anu moves to Green
castle.
Walker entered upon his duties, with
summer headquarters in Grcencastle, last
Wednesday.
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Clay Court Meet Opens

CHICAGO, June 27-Only six matches
were played in the opening round of the
mems national clay court tennis singles
championship which were ushered in Sun
day at the Chicago Tennis Club. All of
the contenders were local players.
The fastest match was that in which
Tohn Kenfeld bested J. A. McIlwain,
Dartmouth coIlegian, after dropping one
set. The scores were ST, SO, go. H.
E. James defeated Fred Tritschler in
the only second round match played, Ga,
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SIX PKELI,Is cARDED.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Six eight
round bouts will be staged next Saturday
as preliminaries to the Dempsey
Carpenter fight. The events are between
Babe Herman and Joe Metrange, Packey
0Gatty and frankie Burns, Midget Smith
and Dick Griffin, Jackie Curtin and
either Mickey belmont or Willie Spencer
Gene Tunney and Soldier Jones and the
semi-windup between Billy Miske and
Jack Renault
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Crack Gym Teams to
Give Exhibitions Here

A gymnaetic and athletic show will be
given at the Athenaeum tomorrow eve
ming which Will be an unusual sporting
event for Indianapolis. Gym teams on
their way to the national meet at Chi
cago will show their prowess in numerous
physical training stunts. Cincinnati, Day
ton, Covington, Louisville, Evansville, TT.
Wayne, South Side Turner's and Athe-
naeum teams will take part In the big
athletic demonstration.
The events of the evening win be a
workout for the members of the squads
competing in the national gymnastic and
athletic tournament of the American
Gymnastic Union to be held IN Chicago.
Different drills will be executed and
work on the parallel and horizontal bars
will be gone through to perfect the form
of the contestants.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

tNo other games scheduledl.
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McGraw Comedies Cards
Good Pennant Chance

NEW YORK, June 27.-John ]. Nc
Graw, manager and half owner Of the
New York Giants, told a reporter re
gently that the Cardinals have a won
derful opportunity TO give st. Louis Its
first pennant.t
'.The Cardinals are a great ball team, s.
be said. 1T looks to me as II the race
for the flag is between New York, st.
though down the list just now, prob
ably viii be heard from later in the
season.
4 am wonderfully impressed by the
fighting spirit OF the crowds in the
stands. They are great crowds. Every
body seems to be talking baseball The
Giants are playing to better crowds than
eyer before"
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Milton Cuts Loose With
Speed for Home Folk

ST. PAUL, June 27-Tommy Milton
worlds straight away and speedway
racing champion, Sunday shattered sew
eral dirt track records al a speed pro-
gram arranged In his honor by the Elks
Of his home city. He drove a mile in
AZ Is seconds, lowering the previous best
record by a fifth Of a second five miles
in :3S As, ten miles In I 80 10, and tif
teen miles IN II 81 % All these figures
are said 10 eclipse all previous marks for
these distances on dirt tracks.
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Powers High With Gun

DECATUR. Ill, June 27JChan NJ.
Powers OF Decatur won the 1921 Illinois
amateur trap shooting title here
BY breaking 1913 targets out of 200.
with 196. Powers. who is considered
one Of the best amateur shots in the
world. WAS selected for the Olympic
team last year, but could not make the
trip
II. c. Jenney of Lexington won the
eighteen yard championship by hitting
twenty straight In shoot of with
Powers. who broke nineteen.
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NOT MUCH BETTING ACTIVITY

Manager Descamps is quite n jumper.
He shows a tendency to get into the
ring himself when the going gets
rough for his Georges.
If Dempsey should happen to hit
Carpenter low, and the chances arc
that some of h $ body punches will be
knocked down, Descamps Is bound to
make claim for a foul and he is
liable to get right IN the ring.
Jack Kearns told me in Atlantic
City that II was this fear that both
cred him when they were having the
controversy over the referee. Tho
champions manager said he wanted
above all things TO have "a man in tho
ring who can keep his head. ] think
they have the right man now in Ref
cree Ertle.
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COLLEGIATE Tourney Opens

PHILADELPHIA. juno Fifty
six players. representing twenty one col
leges, are entered IN the intercollegiate
lawn TEMPS tournament opening here
today. Tie entries include:
Georgia Tech. c. Blake ana f. J. VII
Hanson: Indiana, Fritz Bastian: LoyOa
College. W. J. Sweeney; Leland Stanford.
James NJ Davies and Phil Neer; Rice in
stitute, w l.. Coleman; University Of
Texas, Granger and Drumwrlght;
Virginia Military institute, C. S. Semans
and II. y. Lee; University Of California,
Wallace Bates and Edmund Levy; Wis
consin, r. A Tredwen
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WHO'LL WIN?

MEMPHIS, June 27.-John D. Mar
tin. president Of the Southern Base
ball Association 1T is going to be n
good big man whipping a good little
man. / think Carpenter is too small
for the champion. There are num-
Der Of light heavyweights In America
who would take his measure. DemD-
sey will knock him out"
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(No other game scheduled)
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BY JACK McAULIFFE,
Retired Indicated Lightweight
Champion.

NEW YORK, June e7.-MOst of the
little betting that Is being done on
the Dempsey Carpenter battle is Of
the weak variety. Betting commits
sioners tell me that many wagers are
being made that Dempsey will win
on foul.
The Frenchman's record perhaps
leads some to the belief that he will
take the easiest way out IL he finds
out In the first round that he hasn't
a chance.
Personally. think Carpenter is
anything but foul fighter, but he
does run "a danger from his corner.
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Gov. Edwards Speaks

JERSEY CITY, June 27.-CIinton
n. Howard, secretary of the Interna-
tiOnal he1Orm Bureau, viii simply
waste time by attempting to stop the
Dempsey Carpenter fight, according
TO Governor Edward 1. Edwards of
New jersey.
~Of course / don't know what he
may have up his sleeve" explained
the Governor here today. This eX-
hibitiOn, / can say, will be conducted
strictly according to Law, L am sure
of that
Howard announced in Atlantic City
last night that he intended to seek
an Injunction preventing the bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-27

The Emeralds beat the Libert Store,
to 3, and won a forfeit from the In
dian A. c. Games are desired with the
Rupps,- Riverside A. C., Meldon club and
other fast teams.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. June ~
Cambridge City defeated the Lynn In
dependents yesterday, IL To 8.
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100000 FLAT FOR EN-.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Dempsey and
Carpenter Will get $500 900 fiat from Pro-
moter Tex Richard. The promoter had
the privilege OF giving the fighters "a
guarantee or "a percentage and he chose
"A guarantee. Dempsey will get $500, 600
and Carpenter 5000. goo. certified check
for the amount Is In the hands of Stake
holder Edgren.
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Klein High Gun

Seth Klein was in good form Saturday
when he KILLED" 100 birds In as many
targets at the indianapolis Gun Clubs
weekly shoot and captured the Stutz
trophy. Ford and Edmonscn were tied
for second honors with SO. Klein wa..
the winner of the Glass 1 trophy, while
Davies and Holiday we're tied for Class
3 Ford was the final winner Of the
clubsg trophy.
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Two base Hits Schneider, Sticking.
Herzog 2, Pechous, W. Wilson. Three
base hit-Wilson. Home run-Burrus.
Stolen bases-High, Brainard. Double
plays-Pechous TO Herzog to Burrus !;
Burrus to PechOus to Burrus. Left on
bases-Indiapapolis, g.; Columbus, 3.
Bases on baIls-Off Petty, 2; of Wilson,
2. Struck out-By Petty, 8; by Wilson,
2. Umpires-Finneran and Freeman.
Time-1 ~.
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Golf Meet Cancelled

CINCINNATI, June 27-The Central
States golf tournament which was sched-
uled to start today on the links Of the
Cincinnati Golf Club has been declared
of, officials of the Cincinnati Golfers
League were notified.
The Central States Association com
prises Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky
and Illinois. except the Chicago district
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LYNCH IN SHAPE.

CHICAGO, June 27.-Joe Lynch. ban
tamweight champion, spent the day yes
terday in getting in trim for the battle
with Joe Burman at East Chicago, Ind.
tomorrow night. Lynch never was in a
better condition to defend his title, his
manager stated.
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Hoosier Riflemen in Form

number of Hoosier Rifle Club mem
befs turned in good scores in the practice
shout over the Fort Harrison range Sun
day.N McCurry registered AZ out of a
possible 90 while A. S. White and A.. s.
McBeaA scored a AZ and 46 respectively.
The club will meet ten-man team from
Companx K, 10th infantry, of Eft. Har-
rison, July 10. These preliminary
matchs - being held in preparation for
the S net at TT Harrison in July,
and a <fonal meet at Camp Perry,
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YALE WINS SERIES.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Yale defeated
Princeton, Is TO T. here Saturday in the
deciding contest of their annual baseball
series OF three games. A home run by
Herman. first baseman for Yale, with
three men on bases in the eighth in
ming, was the outstanding feature Of the
game.
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Frances Chief Race

PARIS, June 27.-The Grand Prix De
Paris was won by ]. Watson's chestnut
colt Lemonora. Flechoir was second and
Harpocrate, third. The purse was val
ued at 100000 francs. The Grand Prix De
Paris is the chief racing event in France.
The distance is one mile and seven fur
longs.
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The newly organized Marmon 34s de-
feated the Southern Greys, II to s. The
teams for games on July and 4. Ad-
dress John Roberts, 105 Kansas street.
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FRANKFORT, Ind, June 27-Frank-
fort beat the Dun Stars Of Indianapolis
runs. Bell. pitching for the visitors. did
not allow a hit until the fifth inning
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COLUMBUS

Two Base Hits-Baird, Sticking, Henline
SINNERS. Shannon. Three Base Hits,
Baird. Pechous. swetonic. Stolen Bases
-Rehg 3, Baird. Sacrifice Hits-kin-
sella, Sehreiber Double Play-Schreiber
to Sticking to Covington Left on Bases
indianapolis. Z; Columbus. 6. Bases on
Balls-Off Cavet, 2 off Had. 3. Hit by
Pitcher-By Hatd (Henlinel. Struck Out
By Cavet, 5; by Had. 1. Umpires-bin-
neran and Freeman. Time-1 81.
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GREENSBURG, Ind, June 27.-The
Greensburg Eagles and the Hope Legion
team were halted here in the fourteenth
inning yesterday by the O'Clock closing
law with tho score knotted at Ill The
game was q tight pitching duel between
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MoIla Eliminated

RYAN of Paris and California today
eliminated Mrs. Molla Bjursted Mallory
In the womens singles tournament at
Wimbledon, defeating the American IT,
tel holder. 0-6, GA. Ga.