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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05
LEONARD BACK
IN old CRACES
OF Glove FANS
New York Ring Followers For
get Mean Things Muttered
Last Week.
IS A REAL CHAMPl0
BY HENRY FARRELL,
United Press Sports Editor.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Such a beau
tiful thing as the friendship between
Benny Leonard and Rocky Kansas
had to be sacrificed yesterday to salts
ty the aching heart Of the worlds
lightweight champion.
Because the fans said nasty things
about him after he had lost on foul
to Jack Britton and because he had
been sneeringly referred to as good
fighter" several years ago. Leonard
had to go out and clip his little play.
mate on the chin.
In forcing handlers OF Kansas to
toss in sponge in the eighth round
yesterday IN Michigan City. Leonard
showed that he is still just about as
good as he was and wants to be.
Leonard always has been better
than Kansas, but smart business men
In the ring hesitate to knock off a
good card when they figure him to be
worth a return fight Leonard ap-
parently reached the point where he
decided a continuation Of the Leonard
Kansas firm to be unnecessary. So he
bumped off Rocky.
Forcing Kansas to quit isn't being
done every week in the year. The
Buffalo lightweight is one of the
toughest fighters in the ring and when
Leonard put him out he showed that
he isn't the helpless victim for Lew
Tender, July q at Jersey City, that
many thought a week ago.
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Pitchers Who Cheat Hurt
Ozgn Chances and Team s
BY EDDIE ASH.

and npro frealde1very pitch
advancenentin baseball
farces cheapenng
"a
In to
Of
spitbals, shine balls
with authority official organized baseball
him if the huer suspected happens be with the home team
usually
evil problem Victories gained plain
rules
Straight" pitcher with
a "cheater in are
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INDIANS HOME
THURSDAY FOR
TOLEDO SERIES
Tribe Closes With Colonies To-
day in DoubIe-Header
Attraction.
EVEN BREAK ON FOURTH
By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 5.-Two
more battles with the Colonies today
and then the league-leading Indians
will hustle for home to take on the
Toledo Hens in series opening to-
morrow. Jack Hendricks was highly
DESTROYS Of grabbing the twin bill this
afternoon and he had his Tribesmen
fred with the old determination.
The Indians got an even break out
of the July double-header, winning
the morning game, 8 to 8, and losing
the afternoon contest only after
bitter struggle, to 5. Harry Weaver
hurled the morning affsir and Shea
and Bartlett the afternoon contest.
The Hendricksmen nearly won in
the afternoon fracas, despite the fact
that lineup was in rare form on the
mound for the Colonies and gave UP
only five hits. Getting i've runs on
FIVE hits is unusual, but the Indians
were able to do it because Tex Gov
ington got home run in the third
inning, after Baird and Sticking had
drawn passes. The other two Tribe
markers came in the eighth.
The Colonies scored twice in the
first inning and four times in the fifth.
Shea was driven out Of the box in the
fielding feature when he made great
catch Of Acosta's drive in the first in
ming Of the second game.
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M0LLA TO SEMI.FINALS
Mrs. Mallory Continues to Win in
Wimbledon Tennis.

WIMBLEDON. England, July g.
Mrs. Molla B. Mallory. American
women's singles champion, advanced
TO the senai-finals Of the British all
corners tennis championships today
by defeating Mrs. Edgington OF Ing
land, 60, Ga. The American woman
gave another exhibition OF sound ten
mis-. and, although not forced 20 ner
best at any time, displayed splendid
form throughout
Suzanne Lenglen, European cham
pion, reached the semi-finals Tuesday
by defeating Elizabeth Ryan OF Call
fornia.
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A. 3. G.S DROP TWO Tits
Cubans Surprise Locals by Grabbing
Holiday Contests.

The A. B. C.s disappointed the holi'
dav crowd at Washington Park Tues
day by showing a reversal Of form
and dropping two games to the Gu
ban Stars, 10 to 4 and to 3. The
Cubans hit hard throughout the matt
nee. In the second game two runs
fin the eighth inning just nosed the
AS out OF the contest. Silva and
NORM of the Islanders made homers
in the first tilt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05
MURPHY WINS AT TACOMA
Tommy Milton Second Only Six
Seconds Behind Winner.

TACOMA. Wash. July 5.-,Jimny
Murphy nosed out Tommy Milton in
the 250-mile auto race here Tuesday
when Milton was forced to stop and
change a tire in the 226th mile.
Tommy had led all the way, but
relinquish the lead to Murphy at
the time he changed tires and was
never able to regain the lead there
after. Milton was only six seconds
behind the winner at the finish.
Murphy drove a Murphy Special
and Milton Leach Special. Roscoe
Sarles in q Duesenberg was third.
Jerry Wonderlich IN a Duesenberg
fourth and Harry Hartz in Duesen-
Lerg fifth. The time OF the winner
was 2 hours, SO minutes. 55 3-5
seconds
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Gibbons Greb Aug. 5

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 5.
Floyd Fitzsimmons, promoter OF
the Kansas,LeOnard bout, today
announced he planned to match
Tommy Gibbons and Harry Greb
for an American light heavy
weight title match here Aug. 8,
during tho State convention of
Elks.
Receipts of the Kansas-Leonard
bout yesterday were announced
today as S59,S30. 1t was said
Leonard received $25,O and Kan
sas $4,000. Paid attendance was
below 1000.
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Remain in Running of National Tennis Tourney
More Paddock Records
BIZ United Press

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July
5.-Application will be made for
official recognition of five new
worlds sprinting records made By
Charles Paddock. The new marks:
Sixty yards, els seconds; 20
yards, lilo seconds; 80 yards,
74-5 seconds: IFS yards. IL sec
onds, and 125 yards, IL is sec
onds.
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DOPE RUNS TO FORM AND
LEONARD IS STILL CHAMP
Kansas Makes Game Showing, But
Suffers Lots of Punishment.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July S.
It usually happens that way-the
champion gets the long end Of the
money and the contender gets the
short end and smashed mush and
a broken bone or two.
Dope ran TRUE to form yesterday
afternoon when Benny Leonard,
champion of the lightweight boxers,
scored a technical knockout over
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo in the eighth
round when the latter's seconds tossed
in the sponge.
Net result: Leonard gained all o<
the honors, and. better still. perhaps,
from his point of view, the money,
and the beaten man gained terrible
looking face and a fracture of the
left forearm, received in the third
round.
The fight ended In the eighth with
Leonard slamming away at his man
with a great deal Of vigor and the
hapless little fellow from the upper
part of the Empire State defending
himself as best he could, which WASN'T
much.
Leonard is a champion. Rocky Kan
sas is just great, little, willing fell
low of the highest type of gameness
He has beaten Lew Tender, but as
a boxer Of the wonderful Leonard
type, we'll, there can be no argu-
ment Benny has it on him a dozen
ways and then back again.
In the eighth round there was
some doubt among the spectators
whether the sponge or the police
stopped the fight. In any event Kan.
sas was out on his feet. His second
threw in the sponge to prevent further
punishment. Almost at the same
moment the police jumped into the
ring with the same intent.
More than 10000 watched the con
test.
Physicians said today It is proba.
BILE that Kansas will be unable to box
again for at least two months as a
result of his fractured arm.
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Leading Major HitterS
British Golfers Arrive

NEW YORK, July 5.-Abe Mitchell
and George Duncan, British golf pro
fessionals, who arrived in this country
on the Majestic, will leave almost i'm
mediately for the Skokie Country Club
near Chicago, the scene Of the national
open golf championship next week.
With them is Willie Hunter, British
amateur champion in 1871.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05
LEE DEFEATED BY JONES
Local Weller Fights Gamely, but
Visitor Wins Decision.

frankie Jones Of Louisville won a
referees decision over Bobbie Lee Of
Indianapolis, in ten rounds at the Ft.
Benjamin Harrison open air arena
last night. The men are weller
weights.
Buck Grouse Of Louisville lost to
Spike Kelly Of Indianapolis. Kelly
was given the decision at the end Of
ten rounds. The boxers weighed 142
pounds.
Jones was too clever for Lee. a
left jab followed by a series of rights
and lefts to the face and jaw kept
Lee helpless. In only the 'ourth
round did the Indianapolis boxer
show any thing like the class neces-
sary to meet a fighter like Jones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05
Local Cyclist Wins

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July s.
Alfred Caseber Of Indianapolis won
the one and two-mile bicycle races
and also defeated Graham Elliott OF
Terre Eaute in special half-mile
race, Tuesday. Clyde Stoody of Terre
Haute won the pursuit race.
The Terre Haute team-R. Stoody,
c. Stoody, Bailey and Elliott-won the
two-mile relay race in ASH. Indianapo-
lis riders in tho relay were Alfred
.Caseber, 4. Hoppe. Mueller and Clark.
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atted for Bartlett in eighth.
LOUISVILLE.

Indianapolis. ....,.... O03 600 200-5
Louisville ........... 200 040 00s-6
Two-base hitS-Purcen. kirke. Three
base hit-Ellis. Home run-Covington.
Stolen bases-Combs. Baird. Sacrifices
Ballenger, Kirke. Double plays-Ballenger
10 Bethel to Kirke: Shea TO Schneider to
Covington; Covington to Schneider TO Gov
ington: Schneider to Sticking to Covington.
Bases on balls-Of lineup, 5: off Shea, 4:
off Bartlett, l. Struck out-By lineup, B,
BY Shea. l. Hits-Oh Shea. z In ID in
ntngs: off Bartlett, 1 in % innings. Hit
by pitcher-By lineup (Baird). Wild
pitch-Shea. Losing pitcher-Shea. I'm
pires-Murray and Freeman. Time-l 80.
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Grand Circuit Results
(At North Randall Tuesday,

so7 ,n Class & strQstin {; R gr;s. s Is
Mss sF' sne sSS fGdd. m: By Tio;di l 70
Ma mac Lick SaalT ok g. By Main Leaf
Mc e; Ie0m the Great 6r h. by
Peter the Great (Coxl ........ . 3
The Ace. b g. by Gordon Prince .
Tine%s ;oo,. 2:o5 <. 2:1o&.
The Edwards Stake t2:os class: pacing;
CHARLEY sweet, 6. by Directly
Hal iI Bee. 3 3 i N. By Bal jChildsj.. Z
wraek; b 8, By Peter the Great
D. V. Maioney. blk g. By Judge
Easter gt5raf Bel iSA m. BY 1nsoisbee
Henry GTg1 Direct. Don1o. Dover Boy and
Peter Henley also started.
Time :10h. 2:05 "a. 2 :07A
PR Class (trotting purse, 81 .2oo)-
Peter Pluto, CHI b; by Peter the
Lo Sses' watts. i By General watts "
King Eo s6ont, Oh h. by Ell canto
Long Hs'0 Set. : .: By Dillon. e1,
Peter P[' Wnl Ten. CHI 8. by Peter
Trumpator. General Bying. Justissima.
Time-2 OeN. 2:Osh. 2:O9%.
Reger c. ch g. BY Major tEr-
Ruth sflhf Patch. br m. by T8inElins 10
LoSsa EsSF; SS2 1u.5 ,,1s, by .
Grace Direct, b m, by Walter
Direct (Earins) ..........,
John Henry. 9. by wilkoe Cox : 3
=; TimoEs:oeH. a;o5%. 2:o4b.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05
LOCAL PLAYERS
SHOWING Great
FORM IN MEET
Bastian, Burdick and Hennes-
sey Win-SagaIowsky in
Junior Semi-Finals.
MEMS DOUBLES START
Bows First Round Scores

Boys First Round Scores
First round matches today in boys
tourney at woodstock resulted as fol
lows: Wiener, Philadelphia, defeated
Kohn, Indianapolis, 6-1. 60; Christina,
Indianapolis, defeated Markey, Indian
apoIis, So, Ga; Donaldson. Detroit, de-
feated Holloway, Chicago. 60, 90;
Won Berg. Indianapolis, defeated r
Carter, Chicago, 1t, Ga, s-3. Ret
rnier, Indianapolis. defeated Chevro
let. Indianapolis, Ga. 60; Reed won
from Ward by default; Strachan, Phil
adelphia, defeated Hadley. Indiarapo-
lis. 6-1. 6-S; Katzenberger. Indianapo-
lis. defeated McKown. Indianapolis,
Ga. 6-1.
Christmas defeat Of Marley and
Won Berg's defeat OF r. Carter were
considered upsets.
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MORNING GAME.
INDIANAPOLIS.
LOUISVILLE.

sBatted Tor Cullop IN fourth.
fBatted for Estel In ninth.
Indianapolis. ........ zoo 400 oils
Louisville. ..........-... oo2 900 1903
Two-base hits-Neaver. Kruger. Three
base hits-Kueger, Whelsn. Sacrifice
Covington. Double play-Ballenger to
Kirke. Struck out-By Weaver. 3; by
Estell 1. Hits-On Cunop. in 4 in
nings; of Estell, 5 in innings. Umpires-
Murray and Freeman. Losing pitcher
Cullop. Time 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05

AT MICHIGAN CITY - Dennis
O'Keefe knocked out Eddie Welsh in
second round. Harold Smith beat
Jimmy Kelly in eight rounds. Ad
Wolgast beat Jack O'Toole in eight
rounds.
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Cronked Creek Shoot

sunkard and Ed Blessing tied for
high score in the Crooked Creek Gun
Club shoot Tuesday, each breaking 40
out Of so targets. T. j. Blessing was
second with AZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL
State Holiday Resnlts

State Holiday Results
Favorite A. C.s (Indianapolisl, Z; Plain
Tipton. 10: Kirklin. 2.
Carmel. 10: selnier (Indianapolisl, IL.
DanvilIe Gn9, So; Lincoln Highways
Crothersville. 4 Underwood. 8.
Frankfort IL; North Manchester, q.
North Vernon. 8; Seymour, o.
Noblesyille. Is; Red Sox (1ndianapols),
10
Jeffersonville. 10; scottsburg, II.
The haywood Grays defeated the Christa-
more A. C.s, s to 8. The Grays play Mar
tinsville Sunday. A meeting will be held
Friday night at s o'clock at the poolroom
For games with the Grays call or write
William Burly. 1912 Reisner St. Phone
The indianapolis Stars, colored road
team, is without a game for Sunday ana
would like to hear from State clubs. Ad'
dress William Thomas, S57 Edgemont Ave.
or call henWood 1715.
The Eagle A. C,s defeated the Central
Juniors. 6 to 4. The Eagles meet tonight.
For games call Drexel 3172 and ask for
George.
The Talbot Specials defeated the High.
land Cubs. Is TO Z, Sunday, but dropped
a double-header Tuesday to the Pilot A. C.s.
The Talbotts desire a game for Sunday win
2 team lOlQlng q PARK permit. 4AcJ P'HS
in the 15-16-year-old class and have not
lost game this season with. clubs nam am
tanning that age limit. Call Drexel Sle9
and ask for Harry.
Tho Frankfort Southwest Barves want
games for July 8 and 10 away from nome.
The Braves play in the 14-1S-year-old class
and have won sixteen cut of twenty-on
games. Address Harry Mason, 400 w.
South St., Frankfort, Ind.
The st. Phillip A. C.s won two games
this week. defeating the Minute Men Sun
day, 9 to 4. at Brookside, and yesterday
beating the Indian Cubs. to 1. In yes
terday's game Yaeger. Phillips and Blttner
were the outstanding stars. Jaeger allowed
but one hit and struck out ntteen men.
Phillips got a home run and Blttner drove
in the winning run In the ninth inning.
The Saints have fifteen victories against
one defeat. For games call John Blttner'
at Webster 1851.
The Indianapolis Giants 8 local colored
club won its seventh straight game oy
defeating the indianapolis Stars at Doug
las Park, Il to s. Fisher, third oasenlan
for the Giants. has made eight home runs
IN the last seven games. A game Is de-
sired for Sunday. Greenfield. Fortvlile' 4lp-
ton and Lebanon take notice. Address u q.
BiRgerstaff Thirteenth and Handes Sts-. or
call Webster 3171.
The Indianapolis Minute Men are holdinE
marx hermit for Garfield diamond No. !.
ANY team desiring a game for July can
webster 24e5 and ask for Orva!- oeaA ast
and Imperials take notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05
DIRT TRACK RACES THRILL
Auto Events at Playground Furnish
Spirited Competition.

The auto racing on the dirt track
at the State Playground Tuesday as
part of the July celebration fur
nished plenty of thrills for the spec
tators as the cars skidded around the
unbanked turns. Ben Gotoff finished
first in the ten-mile event and second
in the thrCe-mile match. He drove a
Miller Special.
Paul Clancy, in a Templar Spe-
cial, won the five-mile match. Les
Allen made the best time Of the day
in winning the second three-mile race
from Gotoff. In the first three-rnile
event Art Lee was the winner in a
Duesenberg, with Al Walters, in an
other Duesie, second.
Al Walters tried for track record
and went the mile in 81 2-5 seconds.
The mark for the track is 48 seconds.
AT MARION, Ind.-Jack Treber
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05

AT MEMPHIS. Tenn--Pal Moore
Of Memphis and Sammy Mandell,
Rockford. ILL.,. fought eight rounds,
with ringsiders differing on a decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05

Local favorites continue in the run
ming in the national clay court tennis
tourney being held at the Woodstock
Club. Bastian, Burdick and Hennessey
came through Tuesdays play in fine
form and pleased their many In
diaaapolis admirers nightly by their
splendid showing. Sagalowsky has
req ched the seminal round Of the
Junior meet.
Competition is getting sitter as the
tourney progresses and the locals
were due TO run into some terrific
struggles today. Hennessey had his
task cut out for him when he met
Wray Brown OF ST. Louis. the runner
up in the recent intercollegiate meet
in the East Bastian was to meet
Benjamin Parks Of Armore, Pa, and
Burdick was to meet Arthur Hubbeli
of Cfhfcs ~
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American Association
American League
GAMES TO-DAY

American Association
Indianapolis at Louisville e games)
St. Paul at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Toledo.
Kansas City at Milwaukee,.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05

Philadelphia at Boston two games: post
poned. Yain).
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
mo other games scheduled)
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Jacksonville. 16; scottsburg, Il.

The haywood Grays defeated the Christa-
more A. C.s, s TO 8. The Grays play Mar
tinsvile Sunday. meeting will be held
Friday night at O'Clock at the poolroom.
For games with the Grays call or write
William BurlI. 1912 Reisner St. Phone
Belmont 0442.
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American League
National League

Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
(No other games scheduled.)
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The indianapolis Stars. colored road
team, is without a game for Sunday and
would like to hear from State clubs. Ad-
dress William Thomas. S57 Edgemont Ave,
or call henwood 1715.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-05

AT MARION, Ind.-Jack Treber
Of Marion won a newspaper decision
over Joe Lehman Of Toledo, Ohio. in
ten rounds.
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Champion Meets Texas

William Tilden, national champion.
was expected to run into more trouble
than he has yet encountered when
he played Adoue Of Texas in
o'clock match today. The worlds
champ had little trouble in his Tues
days match with Don Turner. win
ming. 60, 81.
Zenzo Shimizu was scheduled to
play Phil Bettens Of California at 3
o'clock today, and fans looked fer
another good battle. In Tuesdays
play Sanders of St. Paul gave the
Jap a good fight, but Shimizu's abil-
ity TO return everything sent over the
net finally won him two straight
sets, 81, 6-3.
Garland's showing IN the meet SO
far has led some to believe that he
will go TO the finals. Today he was
to meet Kuhler Of Cincinnati in a
4:S0 match. Garland won over Barr
Of Dallas Tuesday in straight sets,
60. So.
WestbrooK, the Conference cham
pion, remained in the play. He was
to meet Haupt today in what was ex-
pected to be 2 thrilling struggle.
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the Eagle A. C.s defeated the Central
Juniors g to 4. The Eagles meet tonight.
For games call Drexel 3l72 and ask for
George.
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Four Juniors Battle.

-Four players remain in the junior
meet Sagalowsby is the only local
hope. The time Of the semifinals in
the junior event was set at 4 o'clock
today. The schedule called for
Sag" TO meet Leonard Reed Of
Pittsburgh. a great player. Two
Chicago players, Lott and Rosenber-
ger were to fight it out in the other
match.
The mems doubles were carded to
start today with one Of the feature
matches. the first on the bill, when
Garland-Hardy met Tilden-Weiner at
2 o'clock. The Wright-Shinlizu VS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. battle was expected
. to be one of the features of the day.
The boys event started today. 1t
is not classed IS a national event, but
rather as an open tourney.
The results Of yesterdays play in
the mems tourney here follow:
Charles Garland. Pittsburgh. defeated
John Barr, Dallas, Texas. GO. So: Fritz
Bastian, Indianapolis. defeated Ted Heur-
Phiisdsphis out defeated Don Turner e ehi:
csgo. 90, 81; Wray Brown. St. Louis, de.
faiee Leo f Lgna 96fs detected S Carl Iohp
Worthwein. Columbus. 81. rs: George Lott
Chicago. defeated Frank Donovan, Detroit
So, 81: Louis Kuhler. Cincinnati, Ohio de-
feated Miney KOhn, Indianapolis, 81, 6-I;
Phil Bettens, California, defeated Willis Full.
ton. Cleveland. 6-3. 6-1: J. B. Adoue. Dallas
Texas. defeated Karl Kammann, St. Louis
81, 81: Zenzo Shimizu. Japan, defeated
Clarence Sanders. St. Paul. Ga. 60; Ed
Haupt. Cincinnati. defeated George Neeves,
Chicago, rs. 70. 6-3; Walter Westbrook
Detroit. defeated White. Ardmore, Pa. Ga
60: Ralph Burdicz. Indianapolis, defeated
Roy Coffin. Philadelphia, 81, S-6; BENJAMIN
Parks. Ardmore. Pa. defeated Keith. Cleve-
land. GO. Sc.
Tuesdays junior results:
Mol Rosenberger, Chicago. defeated Will
liam Dorgan. Terre Haute, So. 90; Philip
Mohler. Kozomo, defeated Don Strachan,
Philadelphia. 60, 2-6 60; Julius Sagalow-
sky. Indianapolis. defeated Leland Hsworth.
Indianapolis. 81. o.: Frank Donovan, De
tEoit, defeated Hence orme. Jr.. Indianapolis.
Ga. 90; Byron Donaldson, Detroit, defeated
Sandy Wiener. Philadelphia, 6-3. 81; Mol
Rosenberger. Chicago. defeated Phil Mohler.
Eokono. 90. 70: julius Sagalowsky. Indi-
annapolis. defeated Frank Donovan. Detroit.
O.. 60; Leonard ". Reed. Pittsburgh. de-
feated Byrsn Donaldson. Detroit. 60. o.:
George Lott. Chicago. defeated Guy Dixon,
Indianapolis. 6-l, 6-3.
In a special mixed doubles match
yesterday Johnny Hennessey and Mrs.
Fl. S. Adams, women's Western cham
pion. defeated Ralph Burdick and Mrs.
c. W. Adams, New Jersey State cham
pion. 7-5. rs.
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The Frankfort Southwest Barves want
games for July and 10 away from home.
The Braves play in the 14-1s-year-old class
and have won sixteen cut of twenty-o
games Address Harry Mason, 400 w.
South ST., Frankfort. Ind.
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