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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

Of The Pleasant Ealley Bank at Pheasant
! Valley in the State Of, MARYLAND, at;the
close of business March 10, 19gS.9r9- 4
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
LIVE NEWS |
i AND GOSSIP |
PUGILIS is |
THIRTY ROUNDS ON
BALL PARK CARD

Thirty rounds Of boxing are scheduled
on the program at Washington Park
Thursday night In addition to the
feature headline attraction Of ten rounds
between Bud Taylor OF Terre Haute ana
Herbie Schaffer of Chicago. nationally
known bailtamwcfghts, there will be an
eight round go between Bobbie Bridges
of this city and Yank Druly of Rich
mond, welterWeights. a six round affair
between Jack Carbone of Martinsville
and Bobbie McGovern Of kapkakee, light
weights, and Il six round 90 between
Pat Conlin and Jack Curiey, middle
weights, Of this city. Curiey is known
rs the boxing clown
Matchmaker Harter announced today
that Taylor and Schaeffcr would reach
the city TOMORROW and would finish train
Ing at the Plaza roof quarters, Chi
eago and Terre naute are taking keen
interest In the affair, for the banties are
bitter rivals and both rated high class,
Tickets for the show are meeting an
encouraging demand because of the class
OF the card ana the fact that popular
prices prevail ringside being only s.
and grand stand ST.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Amateur League Results
NATIONAL s. S. LEAGUE.

First Camel
North Park. 5; ST. Paul, B
Second Camel
North Park. s: st. Paul. 8.
Morris Street N. E., IS; Garden Bapt-
list. I.
Riverside NJ. E.. Is, Christian Men
Builders. 10.
AMERICAN g. S. LEAGUE.
Broadway " E, IS; Trvington II E. 1.
Olive Branch, II; First Baptist, I.
River Avenue Baptist, .; Home Presby-
terrain. 4
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
Pintas. 2; La Sales. 6.
Caseys. 70: talumets. 6.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Stafford Engravers. Il; Indiana polls
Pump Company. I.
crescent Paper Company, Is; Indian
apnIis Paper Company a.
I4esh Paper Company, 6; Paper Packs
age Company .
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Eli Lilly. 49, kingans, IL.
Federals S: Bemis Bag Company. I.
Citizens Gas Company, 8; Kahn Toll
icrS, q forfeit.
BiNKERs AND INSURANCE LEAGUE.
American Central Building. 20; Travel-
ers Insurance Company, IL
(First Camel
National City Bank, Ii; American Gem
trail Life Company, 5.
tSecond Game1
National City Bank, 8; American Cen
trail Life Company, 8.
FRATERSAL LEAGUE.
Bricklayers, 10; Brookside Odd Eel
lows, 5.
De Molays, Q; Printers, 4.
Bi-Fo-Re 10; X Of P. No. Sc 2.
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE.
(First Game1
Fairbanks Morse Company, II; Good
man Silk Hosiery. G.
Second Game)
Fairbanks Morse Company, IS; Good
man Silk Hosiery. 2.
American Railway Express Company.
IS: indianapolis Bleaching Company. 3
Hatfield Electric Company, -; U. y
Encaustic Tile COMPANY. U.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

Cummings, the pitching catcher proved
Hgan he has ben clear ont If place be
hind lie bat and gets credit for another
rame liz Sea kened towards the last aud
Jones relieved him In good style.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
BIG LEAGUE STUFF

The Reds got ten hits against three for
the Giants Sunday. but finished second
again when Casey StelCel slapped a
homer into the stands in the seventh.
Score, 10 1.
1t was Leverette day at Comiskey
Park and the honored of Gary.
Ind. celebrated the occasion by pitch
ing the White Sex to a victory over
the Red Sox and driving in the win
ming runs in the thirteenth with
double.
For the fifth time in many starts,
this season. the Cubs failed TO stop the
Dodgers losing tLis one through ar cpl
demic of i've thumbed work on the de
Tense.
The Cleveland Indians pu1led ont a
ninth inning victory over the Athletics.
8 to 8. when Evans snote a triple off
Rommell and l.. Scwell and Jameson
battered across with the winning runs
The Yankees disposed Of their arch
enemy Urban Shocker. star pitcher
for tire Browns. for the second day in
succession, to 4. Ruth failed to get
hit and famed twice.
tenth home run Of the season as the IT,
gers handed an 8 TO o defeat to the
Washington Senators.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

lost only two games this season, one
TO h. y VI. 5. and one To the Maroans.
The Maroons were defeated later. \ game
IS now wanted with the y. NJ. 5. The
A. As VIII hold an important meeting
tonight at Castailos. All players who
do NOT attend will be asked 10 hand in
their uniforms.
The State independents defeated the
Seimier Towel team Sunday at Brock
Ingrrsol were the stars for the winning
team, each hitting home run. Staas-
bury famed nine II the losers. Games
are wanted with city and State teams.
Address Pete Schwinn. 15@t East Michl-
gan street, or call Webster 5T32
The Indianapolis Locks tefeatad Tho
Bri.atwood Giants at Douglas Park sun
day, to 3. The Locks have Won seven
out ~ eight games this season. stare
teams wishing games address lrsl Tor
renee, 3l4i Minnesota street
The St Phillips y. C. team took a
double header Sunday. beating the Jack
son Reds, II TO ) and winning from the
Arsenal Reserves, II TO 8.
I All Indianola PLAYERS are requested 10
turn In their uniforms ut the Wednesday
night meeting. AT Hayes Residence. All
those who expect to play next Sunday
should be at the meeting.
The Talbot Specials defeated the
Minute Men, Is to IL. The Talhotts
would Hike to schedule i game with the
Tigers. For games cali Drexel ols9 and
ask Tor Harry.
The Boys Club added another game 70
lis string OF victories by defeating the
Candy. Ind, a. {. IT Candy. IL Il. Tine
club wants a few Nor" local aud 0ut-uf
t.X,-, all ~ ,i, rio 4
Caldwell, Boys club.
The indianapolis division Of tho Penn
sylvunia baseball league defeated the
Louisville Division team by ninth IN
ming rally by score of ) to 1. fast
the locals meet the Tcrre Hlufe Division
The Y NJ s. defeated Edgewood at
EdSswooI Sunday by 10 to : score Tho
Y. VI. s. want State games. Address
Eddie Blum. 1a6 Cottage avenue. The
manager of the keystonoS is requoste,,
to call Drexel sf36 this evening in regard
to next Sundays game
The Central Juniors were defeated
sunday BY the Western Irlon operators.
10 to $. \ meeting will be held tonight
nj the corner Of Pine aud North streets
OF I 30. For games with the Centrals
call Circle o446
The Uoosier Cubs won from the In
dianapolis Giants at Northwestern Park
Sunday. to :. The Cubs would like to
haur from state clubs for next Sunday
and July aud 1 Call Lincoln $3.50 or
address Claude Peters. 6i2 Indiana ave
nue..
The Keystones defeated he Arsenal 4.
c. In q game featured by the hard hitting
of f. Kline and Roy Bertels. For games
with the keystones address W. j. Sh0ch
1876 Barth avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Brown Owners Injuries
Serious, Physician States

ST. LOUIS. June 12.-The injury which
Phillip Ball, owner OF the local American
League team, suffered during Saturday s
game, when he was struck on the left
check by ball fouled of by Gene Rob
ertson, the Browns utility shortstop, Is
declared by the attending physician ia
be serious. though not dangerous, follow
ing an Nray examination taken OF the
magnate'S face.
The ball struck Owner Ball on the low
er part Of the cheek, partly severing the
nose. Four stitches were required to
mend he injury Owner Ball was seated
III box behind the first base foul line
when he vas hit. He did not see the ball
said, as he was talking to friend and
had his face turned
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Illinois Reconsiders It's
Decision and Will Enter
National Track Tourney

CHICAGO, June 1c-Univers,ty OF
Illinois has reconsidered its decision not
TO participate in the annual inter
COLLEGIATE track and field championships
on Stags feld, beginning next Friday.
according to word received here TODAY.
Criticism directed at the Illinois for
refusing 20 enter Is believed TO have
rolled the athletic authorities of the
university and induced them 10 decide to
participate
The entry Of Illinois Is likely that
great battle for first honors Will be
Waged between the Hint and California
heSa two teams are regarded as the
strongest entered. Illinois having won the
y estern championship and California tho
Eastern. as we'll as top honors on the
Pacific coast
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GOTHAM TEAMS
GOING FAST IN
MAJORLEAGUES
New York Clubs Step Out in
Recent Play-Pirates on
Giants Heels.
YANKS GOOD ON ROAD
BY HENRY FARRELL.
United Press Sports Editor.


NEW YORK, June 12.-Playing the
best ball In the major leagues, both the
New York clubs stepped out last week
and strengthened their lead in the major
league pennant races.
1t is an old baseball legend that the
team in first place On the fourth of July
is the pennant winner and from the way
both the big town teams are going ii will
ne another private series in the fall
he tanks started their western tour
auspfclously by winning five out of six
games. The Big Bam' is good against
al teams and the club is getting good
pitching.
The Giants back home. returned from
their blow-up and won four out of five
gaines. The team is hitting ferociously,
plt Is st!il in need Of consistent pitching.
usually good road form, are keeping
right on the heels of the Giants They
won three out Of four games against
opr"sitlon that wasn't exactly soft
washington won three out of five and
moved up a little while both the ST.
Louis clubs split even.
hlle the Cards have mana ged to ride
along In third place SO far. the club
mas been big disappointment If it
played up to form 1t had plenty Of
f ~ to be out in front now. Branch
hickey says it is poor fielding that is
blowing his chances
The Cleveland Indians with iris
Speaker laid up and Steve O'Neiil away.
houndeTed through the week and lost
tour out Of five games The former chim-
pions seem to be clinging still to wasted
hopes.
With the White Sox out of the way
and two games in" with the Browns.
The Tanks have something to smile about
on their first Western trip. The Ameri-
can League champions always found
large jinxes in Chicago and st. Louis
and when they ride over them they have
passed he hardest part OF the journey.
Cubs and can get no worse than an
even break with the Reds. However,.
the toughest are coming with the Pirates
and the Cardinals The Giants seem 10
have something on the Pirates and the
eards are not going strong enough to
cause worry
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

The Big colleges ana nniversities Of
the East are weak in the field events.
he victory Of University Of California I'll
the recent intercollegiate meet held at
the Harvard stadium, las proved this
fact.
II the effete East hopes 10 strike sue
eessfuliy against future invaslons from
the CaiforniaHs more and better stars
must be developed Ia he field events
II was the second time in succession
that the University Of California, after
travelling across he continent 10 con-
pete took down first honors In the In
tercol!egihte meet
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McWanus and ElIerbe Add Strength

in of of
a
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the
work. Of
a IL
with
o the o An
He rough
andhe II and
to
now.
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RIVERSIDE. PLAY.

A number Of first round matches in
the Riverside class tourney were played
Sunday. The first and second rounds
IT play will he run off through tho week
Semi fnals and finals viii he played
next Saturday and sunday.
The winners SUNDAY were as follows:
Class A Reed defeated kibler, 1 up:
Kissel defeated bartlett 5 UP and 4,
Schaffer defeated Thomas. up and Z;
Martin defeated Lockhart. | up,
Class B-Holsteiu defeated Soldant 2
up Rosasco defeated Blair. ! up.
Class C-~Davis defeated Dial | up.
Glass p Brown defeated Woods, 4 UP
end 3 Clark defeated Jones. . up; Young
defeated Ray, UP and :.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh. o; Boston, i.
New YORK, 3; Cincinnati,
Brooklyn, Is; Chicago, o.
st. Louis, ); Philadelphia, |.
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Approve Japan Tour for
Ia Picked Major Leaguers

CHICAGO, June T. President Ban
johnson OF he American League today
approved he plan 70 send fourteen picked
major league players 20 Japan late this
year The players Will receive no pay,
only he expenses of the trip being paid
for them. The team viii spend four
months In the orient The team VIII go
at the invitation Of Wascda and keoi Uni
versities, which will meet the expenses.
Herbert Hunter of the St Louis Cardi-
nails Is in charge Of the tour.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Edmonson Wins Again

High gun at Saturdays weekly shoot
of the Indianapolis Gun Club again was
coptured by Bud" Edmonson. 1t took
oniy 4 a 10 cary away the honors. This
IS "Bud's'' fifth time as winner of the
weekly program and the second success
siye time. 4 tricky wind blowing across
the traps caused the scores TO be below
the average.
second high run was tied between Ed
blessing of Danviile and Arthur Chev-
rolet. each having a 90. In the twenty
one yard handicap event Edmonson won.
braai1ag q out OF % targets at that dis
lance.
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Bodied Hair Blondes
Prove Best Athletes

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. June r.
HolyOke. Mass, won the Young Won
ems Christian Association track meet
in the Harvard stadium Saturday
with fifteen points. Newark. y. j.,
and Haverhill, Mass, were tied for
second place with thirteen points.
Four new local records were regis
tered.
Seven of the eight first place win
ners wore their hair bobbed. and OF
the seven, six were blondes.
Miriam Jones Of Holy oke was in
disiduai star with 10 points gained
from first places In the running high
and running broad jumps.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
GEORGES TURNS Down GREB co.

NEW YORK. june = GEORGES Carpen.
tier In a cable received by Tex Richard
OF the Madison square Garden Saturday
refused the lauer's offer OF $4,000 TO
meet Harry Greb, the American light
heavyweight champion in a match In
this country this summer. The cable
also revealed that Carpenter had signed
To meet Zoe Beckett. whom h. Knocked
out In one round in their previous meet
ing, IN another match IN London during
October
The message to Richard, signed By
Descamps, follows:
Thanks for handsome offer which ar
rived late. Am already signed up with
Miles In Paris In September and Beckett
In London In October"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

While California did lltle or nothing
In the track events II was supreme on
the field That enabled II u win ,lecisiv.
~. The coast athletes piled UP - ,
points In the field egonts I Ii" triumph
OF California WAS a vIctory OF muscle
over speed
On he lcId California showed re-
markahl" athlete In Johnny Merchant,
lie scored l3 points MI by his lonesome.
In 80 dutng he broke record in the
hammer throw
The big disappointment from Gail
fernis standpoint WIS tho failure II
kirks.r, the star Splinter. 10 SHOW to
advantage.
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AMATEUR DON'TS AND
PERT POINTERS

Don't waste tho fraction of eoc-
ond after u ball Is hit All OF tho
great plays are made as the result
Of quick action, which starts tho In
slant the ball Is hit. Every good
bah player IL ION his toes' Mt all
times. simply becnus. n player Is
ready many plays are made that
look impossible. The difference be-
tween n mediocre player and star
j. often sanged by tho difference In
time il takes them TO Ret started
aftsT hit. Jump the gun" all you
want In il ball game. There Ia no
penalty the reward Is the thrill Of u
sensational play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

margin II WAS decisive yet rather
rheap vict nv. The Pacific coast ath-
letes won the championship. despite the
fact thRt ali the track candidates from
California won was bare I'VE points.
Is the sprluts California did not take
down a FIRST or second Il was the
same 1T the runs. On the track CAN
fornia scored only one third and rather
cheap fourth.
When one considers the results IN tho
resent meet the victory OF California
stands out as enc of he most peculiar
happenings In the history of the inter
collie gates.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Local Weekend Golf

/ II Hamnil mo William VAN Land
low MT nnd low gross events in the
qualifying round for the foursnine tour
nament Of the Highland Golf Club sun
day lammil and Van Landln1ham had
an aggreeat. net of 152 strokes aud 4
total gross Of 1863
The first round in the tourney Will be
played this week
G. W Hunt and DIR J. E Thomas
were winners IN the FIRST and second
flights ia the Romeo johnson memorial
cup handicap tournament which closed
Saturday 1T Highland Hunt won 3 mp
and 2 to "a from u, 4 House in the
first flight aud Or Thomas was up
and 9 to 20 over c. l.. Smith IN the
second fight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Cleveland Easy for AS

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 12.-The A.
B. C.s won the opening game here Sun
day from the State Stars, IL to 5. A
double header was scheduled, but rain
prevented. Hampton, A. B. C. pitcher,
hit the longest home run on record at the
local park when he cleared the left field
fence with one man on In the sixth in
ming. B. Taylor led at bat with four hits.
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College Baseball
Indiana, s; Wabash, 4 40 innil

Indiana, s; Wabash, 40 innings
Purdue, 9: Chicago, ).
Pennsylvania, Z; Dartmouth. g.
Boston College. 4 !; Massachusetts Ag-
gies, o.
Yale. 8; Columbia /.
Colgate. 3: Princeton, o.
Tufts, 8; Brown, I'll innings.
Iehigh. s; Fordham o.
Holy Crosse; Harvard. (15 innings).
keio tJapanp. 3; California ,.
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Eyers Fails to Collect

CHICAGO, June 12.-John ]. Evers Is
not entitled to collect pay from the Bos-
ton American League Club for the season
of 1918, Commissioner Lands decided.
Evers was signed for the season and was
released on the eve of the first game.
Evers should have made his claim sooner
money In some other way during the sea
son, when he might have been entitled
to the difference Lands ruled.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Suzanne Out of 1t

LONDON, June 12.-News from Paris
that Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. French wom-
an tennis champion. will rot contest in
the singles championship at the VIM
bledon tennis tournament caused bitter
disappointment in British sporting cir
Giles today.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstadt Mallory, the
American woman champion, had hoped
TO meet Mile. Lenglen for the champion
ship.
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Purdue Golfers Win

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 1.-THE
Purdue University golf team defeated
the University of Illinois team here Sat
urday In Western Conference match
by a score Of to g. The Nassau sys-
TEN Of scoring was used one point being
awarded to the winner Of each of the nine
holes, and one to the winner of eighteen
holes.
Bixler was the star Of the meet, de-
feating Navotny of Illinois and turning
in a card of 70 for the Is holes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Big League Pace Settlers
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hitting-HOrnsby. St Louis, 3s4
Home Runs-Hornsby. st. Louis 49,
Base Steaiing-Carey. Pittsburgh IL.
Run Scoring-Hornsby, St Louis. az
Most Hits-Hornsby and Myers Brook
lyn, 81.
Pftchi.x-Reuths-, Brooklyn, 10 out
of IL games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Hitting-Sisier. st. Louis, Az.
Home Runs-Ken Williams St Louis,
II.
Ease Stealing-Sisler. st. Louis, "a.
Run sc0ring--Sisler. st. Louis, 46.
Most Hits-Sisler, st. Louis, IS.
Pitching-Bush, New York, : out of :.
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Tri-State College Champs

MORGANTOWN, W. Va, June 1.-THE
victory Of the University Of Pittsburgh
baseball team over Hugo Bezdek's Penn
State nine on Saturday assures the West
Virginia team Of the so-called tri-Statc
collegiate championship. West Virginia
has won twelve games and lost one, for
percentage of 922, while Penn State,
the nearest rival, has won six and lost
one, for q percentage Of .S57.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
HOOsier Rifle Shoot

c. F. Ruschaupt turned In the high
score at the first outdoor shoot of the
season for the Hoosier Rife Club mt Fl.
Harrison sunday Ruschaupt is a mem
Der OF the local club Q. y finder Of the
Danville Rifle Club was second Hoosier
Rifle Club members and their friends will
hold another shoot next Sunday
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
ALLEN DRAWS BIG FINE.

CHICAGO. June 12-President Hickey
of the American Association suspended
Catcher Allen OF the st. Paul club and
fined him 500 for assaulting Umpire
Shannon in a game at Milwaukee last
Thursday. Allen pulled the umpires
mask off and attempted to hit him be-
hause he thought q decision was unfair.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
LESLIE BOUT TONIGHT.

Jack Leslie local coIored heavyweight
boxer. Will meet Battling Gahee. Mem
phis colored hearywe. CHIT, in a twelve
rodns bout ut Hamilton. ohio. tonight.
II Leslie wins he Will seek a bout with
Kid Norfolk Or Jamaica Kid, according
to his manager
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS


MINNEAPOLIS o0I o9p 600 ) 2
Columbus .......... 1ol col o'-1o l. Q
Batteries -Haid. Smailwotd, Shaw and
Mayer; Palmero and Lee.
Second game postponed, train.)
First Game1
Kansas City . 600 90 1902 IL 3
Louisville - 30 600 I2.-6 II I
Batteries-Caldwen, Dawson. Acostn
and McCarty; Koob and Brottem.
Second Game
Kansas City ~ on eao nfn-0 3 o
Louisville ........,. 90 6l3 co.. IL
Batteries Bono, Carter and Skid De
berry aud Meyer.
First Camel
St Paul .......... 12n 600 2loa-17 II l
Toledo ..... ttpo 800 o To- 3 q
Batteries-Martn ana Gonzales; sallee,
Mccullough, Gard and kocher
tSecond Gamcl
st Paul .... i03 10 col IL
Toledo .........-..- 90 oD 500
Batreries-Rogers and Gonzales .
Bedient, Terry and Kocher.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York e2o 03o 800 II /
ST Louis. 10 go tu-i S 2
Batteries Hoyt and Devormes; Shock
er, Eayne and SEVERED,
Thirteen inningsl
Boston - un1 e0i 10 40 ID "a 2
Chica go 600 loi $40 COO % l3 o
Batteries-W. Collins, Quinn and kuel:
Leverette and Schalk.
PHILADELPHIA 400 40 600 S IL ;
Cleveland - OBJ Oh OBJ 13
Batteries Hasty, Exert Heilnach.
sullivan, Ronmell and Perkins. Bagby.
Keefe, Lindsey and o'Neill.
washington 600 90 oao-n 0
Detroit. I0l go 21'-s j. .
Batteries MogrtdGe, Gleason and
Charity, Picinich; Pillette and Rassler
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 90 0io 0'o { .
Hrnnklyn - 2pp a1o oI.-6 l
Batteries Jones. Stueland and Hart
nett: Ruether an! Miller
Cincinnati nn0 ooo 1na-1 10 3
New York ....... 600 0l0 l6'-2 y
Batteries-Luque and Wineo. Ryan and
Smith.
srbodulaj 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATCHED

HUNTINGTON, W Va. June la-Word
was received here from Bill Mccartney of
the Bob Martin camp that the heavy
weight champion of the A T. F.. had been
matched to meet Bill Brennan al Clyfte-
sid. Park in Ashland. Ky, July i. Joe
Slender of Huntington VIII promote the
match it was announced
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
COLUMBUS BUYS SULLIVAN.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June manager
Clarence Rowland of the Columbus Amer
lean Association team Saturday an
nounced the purchase of Outfielder John
l.. Sullivan from the Los Angles teaHrhf
the Pacific Coast League. Sullivan W
with Boston and Chicago In the Nation
1eaSne.