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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

cRAWFoRpSYTLLE, Ind. June s.
The 1923 baseball team Of WABASH Col
leGe Will lie .aptained Y ". J. tcurleyl
Ash OF Indiana polls. who will be junior
next year. The election Of the new cap
tain was held Wednesday evening at a
meeting of tie baseball squad. following
banquet given by the team by Otis
Stafford. Charlottesville aseball booster.
Ash will succeed Paul Schanlauo, two
year captain. who graduates from Wa
bash this week.
The eaptain-elect has played second
base for the Scarlet nine two seasons and
has been one of the teams matnstays In
the field. at the bat and on the bases.
When a student In Technical High school
indianapolis. Ash captained the nine Of
that school. Wabash baseball prospects
for next year are good, although the
team loses three regulars ~ graduation.
Schanlaub. first base; Mount. thifd base
AMI Rex. pitcher and outtielder. The Wa
basl team closes It's 1922 schedule here on
Friday and Saturday In games with the
lndiana University nine.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

Ghceyns Is the same young man who
beat the Giants twice IN one series re-
Gently.
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LIVE NEWS |
i AND GOSSIP |
FUGlLlS
DRULEY-BRIDGES
HERE JUNE Is

Yank Druley Of Richmond today was
matched to hex Bohbie Bridges IN the
eigk, round semi wind up to the Herbie
Schaeffer Bud Taylor headliner bout at
Washington Park. June IS Draley Is a
hard hitting weiter and experienced
enough to force Bridges 70 step lively.
Two other preilm bouts are T. be ar.
ranged BY Steve Harter, matchmaker Of
he Washington 4, G.
The Schae fer Taylor scrap promises to
he all to the class and Terre Haute is e1-
pected to send big party u fistic fans
here to back Taylor This kid Is prod
uct OF Terre Haute and IS known for his
speed and aggressiyeness II WAS Taylor
who knocked out Solly Epstein twice
The June Is show is 70 be popular
priced affair with ringside seats selling
at 81 and grandsfand seats az 81 The
ring will be erected over the home plate
At the ball park In order ~ bring the ac-
ton near the grand stand.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

IN GOOD START
Fine Attendance Marks First
of SeasOn-Game Boom
ing in West.
By HENRY FARRELL

NEW YORK. j. une S.-BaSeDaIl DuSl-
ness in the major leagues is good. At
tendance isn't slumping. The West is
doing fine and the East Is not falling
behind. It's an open race for the
pennant.
These are the observations picked up
by John A. Heydler, president of the
National League, in his recent tour Of
the league outposts.
The most encouraging thing saw was
the boom the game Is enjoying III the
West OF course. several very strong
clubs are located there, but the fans
didn't seem to be there just to see a
winner he said
The East especially New York. has,
as rule set the pace for attendance,
but 1t is different this year. Attend
ance fell or slightly in the East during
the early part of the season. but we are
coming back to last years figures"
Heydier was reluctant to talk about
the looks of the various clubs with more
than the generality that they were all
playing good ball. He paid tribute to
the Cincinnati Reds. which he main
tained are not playing over their heads.
They have a good ball club" he said.
THE st. Louis Cardinals have lot
of power and ability. but they don't
seem to get started The Pirates are off
good and the Giants are holding the
lead he said
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Crowds ShOU Fans Like Hitting

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INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The South Side Turner's are without a
game for sunday game Is wanted with
State or local club. Owing 10 the re-
organization of the Seymour team the
with the Turner's write Frank Neu, $50
West Arizona street. or call Dre1cl 1854.
The Marietta Glass team won its sew
nnth straight game sunday defeating the
Lincoln Lodge Club 20 to l. The Mariet-
I'll team wants a game for Sunday. Ad
drss Basil Abbott 24o9 Massachusetts
avenue, or call Webster 1926.
Umpire Schuyler Of the Fraternal
League is requested to call Circle 57l2 this
evening. bolivar also is requested to
call the above number.
The Fraternal League extends an invita-
tion to all amateur and semi pro ball
players to attend tho dance given by the
league at Broad Ripple Friday evening.
The Garfield A. c. would like to hear
from teams in the 1415- year old class.
The Kelly 4. G. and Eagle G. take
notice. For games call Drexel 9o65 be-
tween the hours of 5 and p. m. aud ask
for Joe
The indianapolis Spade. will play at
Bloomington Sunday. All PLAYERS are
morning at 80. The Spades would like
to hear from Muncie. Winchester, Port
land, Liberty and Newcastle. For games
address S. NJ Dean, 240S Brookside park
way, or call Brookside 1925.
The Bi- Fore baseball team wants
games on Sunday with clubs on the Big
Four Railroad and other towns. Address
baseball manager, care Of Big Four Rail-
road, room TO Majestic building, Indian
apolis.
The Keystones will pAey the Arsenal
Athletic Club on the Keystone grounds
Sunday The keystones have not lost a
game this season and the Arsenals have
won eight games In row. For games
with the Keystones address w. j.
Schoch, 1926 Rarth avenue
The Brookside Odd Fellows will meet
at the clubrooms tonight and all mem
bers are requested to be present. The
Odd Fellows have gone at fast clip this
season and have found little opposition
In the Fraternal League.
The Indianapolis Stars, local colored
team, Will play at Bargersville Sunday
The Stars will meet tonight at the man
ayers residence and all players are re-
questad to be present. State teams de-
string games address William Thomas,
s57 Edgemont avenue, or call kenwood
INK
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Manual Easy for Tech
in Second Baseball Tilt

Technical High School baseball team
made IL field day Wednesday against
the Manual team weakened by the abb
sence of several players declared inelisi
BILE and wen as Ii pleased by a 15-to4
count. Tech liked the offerings Of Wen
ming and Esteriins and peled out sixteen
hits. -Four runs came over in the first,
seven in the second. one In the third one
i'll the fourth and two In the sixth. The
contest was cut short to seven innings.
Technical was hit eFratic In the field
and the Manual runs Were partly the re-
suit Of mtscues, Calvert and Ewing
worked on the hill for the Eastslders
Mammal could collect but three hits OFF
both of them. shuttle and Rush were
heavy stiakers for the winners Jordan
hit homer In the first with mate on
the paths. Esterlne Of Manual got two
OF the three hits.
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JOCK OUTIN
FIRST ROUND
British Open Golf Champ
Loses Match in Thousand
Guinea Tourney.

LONDON. June s.-Jock Hutchinson of
thousand guineas golf tournament at Glen
Eagles, Scotland. The British open cham
pion was eliminated in the first round
today by A. &. Havers of West Lam
cashire, who defeated the only surviving
American, one up.
The Result came as a shock to the large
gallery OF spectators, many OF whom had
seen Hutchinson win the British title SO
impressively at st. Andrews last year.
Jock played smart golf against Havers.
going In 80 and coming back In 81 for
medal Of II. He was able to carry Hav
ers to the home hole, but the latter had
one OF his good days and would not be
denied.
Hutchinson's card follows:
out ,n -....-'-.. 81 ~ ~ s45Lss
Haver's card follows:
Out ............... i53 ~ as4-
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 534 446 344--I6
The Hutchinson Havers match was nip
and tuck all the way, but Hutchinsons
poor putting after the first hole was
costly. Jock sank twelve-footer on
the first green. but after that played all
the greens very indifferently. His short
game also left sonnet hing to be desired,
his approach shots being too strong In
many cases.
Another stunning surprise Of the first
=
Eardon several times American and
British open champion, by Compston,
who did we'll in the qualifying round.
Compston won from the veteran, one up.
Many of the other matches, however,
ran true to form. In one of these, Joe
kirkwood. the Australian champion. who
Wen the qualifying medal yesterday, dis
posed of Gordon Leckhart, four up and
three To play. III another, Arnaud Mas
sey, former French titlist. defeated Tom
King five up aud three TO play. and
third saw ]. Fl. Taylor down Jack Ross,
four and three.
Abe Mitchell, winner of the tourna-
meRt last year. defeated F. c. Jewell In
hard match, two and one, and his
partner, George Duncan, also came
through Mt the expense Of McInnes. who
did NOT yield until the twentieth green.
Yet another favorite Ted Ray, disposed
Of Hugh Mcneil. by the close margin
If one Hp. while George Gadd disposed
of II. C.. Jolly by two up.
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INDIANS GAIN
IN FLAG RACE
Tribe Creeps Up Half Game on
Millers When Cayet
Beats Hens.
Third of the series with the Hens to-

Third of the series with the Hens to-
day.
Big Claude Jonnard was slated to go
for the Indians and the Tribesmen were
all popped up to make 1t three straight
over the Toledo outfit and five straight
for Jonnard.
By trimming the Hens yesterday. to !,
while the NIillers were being held Idle
at Kansas City, the Indians gained one
half game on the leaders. Keep travelling,
Indians, you're not far from the nag
position
Pug Cavet slowly walked to the mound
yesterday and just as slowly flung MS
fippers at the Hens and the Hens slow
II, but surely snccumbed. The Toledo
BOYS found the vet soufhpaw for only
seven hits and their lone marker was
made In the second stanza. In Tour OF
the nine innings only three men faced
Cavet while his mates took liking 70
what Hugh Bedient had 10 ofer ana
managed to score four times on twelve
hits. A team usually scores more than
four runs on a dozen safeties, but Bedient
is a veteran who tfghtens when men
are on the bases and he managed 10
squirm ont OF dangerous places yester-
day when the Indians were on the point
Of boosting their total
The Hens were not whipped easily and
were so anxious 10 do something that
q couple Of them fought the umFires YER
balIy with the result that Secondbasema n
Grimes and Wilson. second string catcher.
were banished from the lot
Baird. Brown. Coyington and Morrison
led the Tribe tatting attack. Baird got
q triple and Brown double for the only
extra base hits OF the afternoon.
Previous to the contest yesterday
George n Brown, champion walker. who
is doing turn At keith's this week,
defeated four ball players in an around
the bases race. 1t was a close contest.
Brown winning by one step. The cham
pion walker liked around the bases twice
while four players sprinted the distance,
each player circling once in relay fashion.
Murphy of the Hens led of. Sticking fol-
lowed and then came Lamar Of the Hens
and Baird of the Indians. Sticking APP
peared TO make the fastest time of the
players around the paths.
The feature catch of the day was
pulled by Eddie Brown in the ninth in
ming Konetchy caught one Of Cavet's
offerings right on the button" aud sent
the sphere soaring TO deep right field. Il
looked like an over-the-l low fence drive.
but Brown backed up 70 the boards and
then leaped into the air and sPeared the
ball. Eddie's height came into acvan-
tage there.
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Darnell to Lead De Paw

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Juen s.-Gilbert
Darnell Of Greenfield was elected cap
tain Of the 1923 De PAW baseball squad
at meeting OF members OF the 1922
Tiger nine held yesterday In the gym
nasium. Darnell Just completed his
junior year in the university and has
played third base on the Old Gold dia-
mond team for the last three years. He
is popular among students and towns
people alike and merits the place as Z
result Of his excellent playing ability,
which he has displayed here for the last
three years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

John Sawyer, Hoosier Athletic Club
hantamweiglt, and John Eyerman,
Uoosier Athletic Club. have been matched
to box at the invitational boxing show
to be held at the South Side Turner Hall
tomorrow evening. Sawyer placed second
In the Indiana A. A. L. championships
at Tomlinson Hall and lost to Won
Storch from Culver. Evcrman. Mt the
time Of the championships, over
weight and had TO take of three pounds
the afternoon Of the bouts and con
sequently did not make a good showing.
Roth boys are evenly matched and
good bout is expected. There will be
eight bouts on the program and all the
entries have a lot Of experience with the
mitts In one OF the other feature bouts
Of the evening Ralph White. lightweight
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Minneapolis Kansas City twet grounds
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Fistic Program for
Fans at Fort Tonight

Main Eyent-Bobbie Lee Of Indianap-
oils vs.. Eddie Black of New York. Wei
terweig hts-ten rounds to decision.
Semi indup-sidney Click of Indian
apoiis VS.. Louis LavelI of Anderson.
Lightwetghts-ten rounds to decision.
Preliminary--Bat Manifold of Fl Har-
rison vs.. Jack Curley of Indianapolis.
Observation-Disclosures rounds to decision.
Observation-Disclosures Sanders Of Shell
byyilIe VS.. Charlie Winters OF Indian
apoiis.. Observation-Disclosures rounds to q
decision.
Place-Open air arena at TT. Harrison.
Time-8:3O p. m.
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Billy EyANs SAYS
LiUely Ball Makes Plenty of Action


t
baseball
out a
nuch not
a
Athletics
old pill ball
him thought the socalled lively ball
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State Normal to Decide
on New Freshman Ruling

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June s.--Action
will be taken by the Indiana State Nor
mittee Friday afternoon. 1t is under
stood the rule Is not highly favored,
due to the fact that many of the stu
dents Of the institution who partici-
pate In athletics are enrolled on short
course and the entire student body OF
the school Is more transient than that
Of other schools of the State.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
CITY LEAGUE NO. :.
Still After Comiskey
CITY LEAGUE No.

MILWAUKEE. June s-A subpoena was
Issued for Charles A. Comishey owner
OF the Chicago American League base
ball club, here Wednesday, ut the instance
of attorneys for Oscar Felsch. former
White Sex player, who is suing the Chi
cago club for alleged back salary. bonus
and damages resulting from his dismissal
week Won decision which prevented
Felseh's attorneys from bringing him
htee to testify under the discovery
statute
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Major League Homers
players with four or more.)
NATIONAL.
Anderson Net Schedule

ANDERSON, Ind. June 5. - The
schedule of the Anderson High School
basket ball team for the 1929 season
has been completed and was announced
Wednesday by Manager McCiintock. The
schedule of seventeen games follows ::
Nov. 8, open: Nov. 10. Arcadia. here !;
Nov. Il. Oxford. here. Now a. Hunting
Dec. s, Jefferson. here: Dec. Is. Bloom
ington, here; Dec. 90. Kokomo. here: Jan.
:. Manual, here: Jan. Il. Bloomington,
there; Jan. 10, Logansport. there: Jan.
90, yfncennes. here: Feb. 2. kokomo,
there; Feb. 10, Huntington. here; Feb
IA, Logansport, here: Feb. 16, open :
Feb. % Rushville here
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yALosIs CHALLENGES OLSEN.

Tom Nalonis, Indianapolis wrestler to-
day issued challenge t. meet ollie Oh
sen ef New Orleans In eaten as catch
can wrestling match. best two falls In
three. yaionis weighs lbs pounds. OIL
sen ia heavier than Nalonis The In
dtanapoIs mar man Is In condition for a
hard match al he has been working ont
each day at TIE T. NJ e 4. gymnasium.
yalonis says lie would like the match to
be staged ms the semi wtndup of tho
wrestling show AT the Empire Theater
June 20
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

New York ... 300 ono 800 II 0
Chicago ........... 0@0 POI 0tl-T IS l
Batteries Bush and Schang; Schupp ::
McCabe, Hodge and Schalk.
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Shelbyville Race Meet

SHELBYvILLE. Ind. June s.--The
fourth annual hree-day horse race meet
IF the Shelbyviile Racing Association Will
be held at the shelby County fairGronnd
July ~. 90 and II There are fifty horses
In training at the Playground and every
stable IL reserved from new until the
time IF the race. Speed classes that We're
announced Wednesday for tt ], race meet
are the 2 II. 2.l1. -. 30 aid 3 40 PAGES
and the 2:ls, : 80. ::227 and ? 40 trotting
entries.
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Included on the all-star ring card at
Fit benjamin Harrison tonight Will lie
Charlie Winters. the hard working local
featherweight, in a sixround prelim
with Mug Sanders of shelbyrille. 1t will
be the second bout of the evening Of the
four-bout program. L. c. Miner looks
after the interests Of Winters and he
has his boy In fine shape. Other scraps
on tenight.s card will be between Bobbie
Lee and Eddie Black. In the headiiner Of
ten rounds, Sidney Click and Louie La
veil. In the ten round semi-windup. and
Rafting Manifold and Jack turlcy n the
frs. prelim of six rounds The bouts
will be staged in the new open-air arena
first scrap at $50 o'clock.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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sTRiNGLER on TOR.

BOSTON Mass., June SD tStrang
ler) Lewis heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, defeated Earl caddoek. former
champion Wednesday night two falls
on, IT three. The third and deci,iing fall
came in 10 minutes 80 seconds on
deadlock
John pesek Of Nebraska defeated Dick
Dayisconrt If Texas in the semi final
bout. throwing his man III g minutes 81
secDnds
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MOORE SHADES ANDERSON.

DAVENPORT. Iowa, June s. Pa
Moore If Memphis had a shade over Eddie
Anderson Of Moline In Il fast and furious
te, round bout at the American Legion
show Al Nanryan Of s.. Paul was
knocked out by Eddie Welch of South
Bend In the third round Of their scheduled
ten round bout
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
Evansville Race Track

EVANSVILLE, Ind, June S.-Con-
struction on the grand stand and stables
at the racing park to be opened by the
G reen River Jockey Club on a strip of ]
land on the Indiana side of the Ohio
river that is under the jurisdiction of the
State Of Kentucky. started Wednesday
and It is planned to have the first races
his fall
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Indiana League Goes Under

GREENsBURG, Ind. June s-The
Southeastern Indiana Baseball Associa-
ton wound UP Its existence at A meet
ing Of representatives of the eight teams
of the league held here Wednesday after
noon.
The league has not proved a financial
success and for this reason the opposi-
tion to the league has continued to grow
since the start Of the season.
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Iowa Shoot Champ

DIES MONIES. Iowa. juno g.
George Num- of Jefferson won the
State trapshooting championship Of
iowa In singles at sixteen yards here,
Mason City In the shoot-of Of tie,
rs to -. At the end of the days
program the two contestants were
tied with n score of 1877 out Of 200.
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Baird. Stolen base-Baird- Sacrifice
Cavet- Double plars-Black to Kocher TO
Whitfield to Black TO Grimes TO Black
on bases-Indianapolis, o: Toledo. ..
Bases on balls-Of Cavet, /: of Toledo. 5.
Eases on balls-On Cavet, !: OF Bedf-
ent, l. Struck out-By Cayet, Z. by Be
DAILY and Connolly Time-l SO.
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Miss Collett Wins

RYE, n. Y, June s-Miss Glenaa Col
lett of Providence. r. L.. won the wom-
ems Eastern golf Championship Wednes-
dav with a hole total of 246, over the
links of the Westminster Biltmore Coun-
try Club on the lasts day. She went out
In Al and came back in a.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

Tho agitnted Braves won six In
succession by again beating tho
Cards, ) to 2. 1t was the seventh
time In succession that they have
taken the st. Louis outfit this sea-
son. Bullet" Miller finished his sec
ond game this week without issuing
pass.
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GARDINI DEFEATS sASTEL.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June s. Re-
nato Garaini. italian heavyweight wres-
Ting champion, won the decision from
Ad Santei III a two hour match here.
Gardini won the only fall of the match
In an hour and Il minutes on head
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v.Ipo TENNIS WINNER.

VALPARAISO. Ind, June S-Orfn
Wernccke Chicago, won the tennis
tournament at Valparaiso University
which has been In progress during the
spring term. He won the finals against
Ia
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Cashier. n. d. CAPTAIN

SOUTH BEND. Ind, June s.-Paul
Cashier, pitcher Of st. Paul. Mimi,
Wednesday night was elected captain of
next years baseball team at Notre Dame.
He is also q football and hockey star.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New YORK..
st Louis at Boston.
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Illini Star Gets Trial

CHAMPION. H.. June S.-Richard W.
Reichie. Blase. Ill. right fielder on the
champion University of Illinois baseball
team this season. has signed wit. the
Brooklyn National League team for
TROUT
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McWEENEY JOINS SEALS.

CHICAGO. June S.-Douglas Nc
weeney, the White Sox pitcher. who was
ordered to Join the San Francisco club,
as part payment for Willie kamm. left
yesterday to Join the Seals. McWeeney
Seconsidered his intention Of playing in
dependent baseball.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

Tho duly repentant Messrs. Ruth
and Meusel played 3 prominent part
In the 8 to I defeat of tho White
Sox by the Yankees. Neither con-
tributed any home runs TO the occa-
sion. but each cuiled il double a sin
gle and two passes from tho various
and sundry Sex moundsmen.
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BARRETT GETTING OVER 1T.

PHILADELPHIA. June S.--Rohby Bar
rett. pugilist. following his defeat by
Lew Tender. Tuesday, is recovering from
the effects Of The severe beating he took
in that bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

Down came the Athletics from the
head Of the second division as the re
suit Of losing again TO the Tigers, 9 TO .
The Tigers We're outh!t but Athletic err
rors were costly
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08

The Red Soy proved better mudders
than the Browns. winning to de-
eision in drilling rain.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL,

Ames, 6; Minnesota, /.
Meiji, -; California. 2 I'm JAPAN.
Columbia, 8; Pennsylvania. 4,
Harvard, %; Rhode Island State, 8.
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Home runs by Gooch, Tierney and
Bigbee paved the way for the Pirates
TO victory over the Pills. Morrison
was very effective.