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loudest in their praise Of it, are those
who unfortunately did not use it with
their first baby and who, thru its use
with the second one, were able to fully
realize the almost unbelievable relief
it gave.
Mrs. Olive Vanden, 10 Grape ST.;
Gallipolis, Ohio, says:
Before using Mothers Friend
I suffered from Wednesday till
Sunday. With my next child 1
used Mothers Friend and was
sick only about three hours"
Many doctors and nurses recon-
mend Mothers Friend. For external
use-is perfectly harmless. Begin
its use at once. Sold by all druggists.
in oils, greaSes and JnbJtifHfeJ-
II al y.
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THE expectant mother owes it not only to herself
to prepare for an easier delivery, but to her child
who should be stronger healthier and more robust thru
her care and intelligence.
What is one of the most important things mother
to-be should do?
The universal from thousands Of experienced mothers
ths The mother-tobe should the muscles and
involved in the function of bearing daily with an
application Of Mothers Friend. Because
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY the order Of the Knox Circuit
Court rendered at its April Term,
1922, in the case of
S. ]. Condor, Plaintiff,
Mountain advocate., 1922-05-05

WARNINGS: hpoid using plain oils, greaScs and Sa6fHe-
they act only The skin and may harm whom doing good
The Washington times., 1922-11-02

ZERO HOUR. When the
time comes for the parting
between the precious wrig.
Cling bolts of doggie and
their sorrowful master and
mother.
Times Staff Photo
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State RiUalS for
Lightweight Title
Battle on May 20
Dalton and McMuhOn to Scrap
Acknowledging Us. C0ogdn
in Main Go.

As the semi-wind up to the Joe Well
ing Mel Coogan bout on the boxing card
to be presented Monday night, May 20,
under the joint auspices of the Marion
County Council of the American Legion
Dalton and Patsy Mcmahon have been
signed to go ten rounds to settle the
question Of the State lightweight cham
pionship. claimed by McMahon, Dut
whose contention is rather shaky since
Dalton gained newspaper decision over
him In their recent set-to.
Ever since that time Patsy has been
clamoring for return match with
Jimmy. He says that he was not In
condition before, and that for several
days preceding the bout he was III. NC
Mahon asserts that he entered the ring
simply because he did not want to DIS
1t is certain that Mcmahon was not
himself In his bout with Dalton. he
was slow and unable to avoid Daltons
PUSHES. Patsy already has started train
ing, for his second match with Dalton.
and states that he will prove conclusively
the next time that he Is Jimmys mas
ter. Dalton eadily agreed to give Nc
Mahon another chance, and says that he
will show the fans conclusively that Nc
Mahon Is made to order for him.
Yelling and Coogan both have gone
into training for their bout here, which
will be their second meeting. In their
hrst, IN Philadelphia last year, they
fought one of the most sensational eight
round draws ever witnessed In the
Quaker City. Since then both boys have
been anxious to meet in a longer bout to
settle the question Of supremacy. Coogan
Is the pride Of the fstic fans OF Brook
lyn He has had more than 100 battles.
Coogan has beat Johnny Dundee. Pete
Hartley, Richie Mitchell, While Jackson
and many other Class A boys among the
lightwetghts He is clever boxer ms
we'll as a hard hitter, and Is said to
possess great left hand
yelling has been contender among
the hghtweights for several years He
has fought Leonard twice, losing TO the
champion the first time in fourteen
rounds. and getting q draw the second
time, In st. Louis last year, in a hot
scrap.
Seats for the May % show will be
placed on sale next Monday at Clark &
Cades drug store in the Claypool Hotel
building.
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CLOSE
COSTLY SERIES
AT MILWAUKEE
Final With Brewers Today,
Then Tribe Moves on
Il. c. Saturday.
CLOSE ONE WEDNESDAY

MILWAUKEE,, May 1.-THE Indians
were going to try again today. Mil
waukee has been big stumblin block to
the boosters who yesterday dropped their
third straight to Clark's boys. After the
series here the Tribe has one off day 10
make the trip to Kansas City, and opens
against the Blues on Saturday.
When team gets to losing 1t seems
that it is very hard to get back into the
winning stride Everything goes wrong
and the breaks" all break for the op-
position. Such was the case yesterday
when the Indians fought an uphill scrap
against all sorts of tough luck and final
~ tied the score In the ninth only to see
the winning Brewer run cross the plate
In the final frame. The score was to g..
1t was a disconraging tilt for Hen
bricks and his crew. With big rally
started in the fifth inning and three runs
smashed one through the box. Almost
every one in the park saw 1t glance
off Base Umpire OBriens shoulder into
Lears hands for double play but the
jumps said NO" terrible kick was
made by the Hoosiers and Hendricks
was finally banished from the park
Texs blow looked good for at least two
runs.
REVERE. on the mound for Milwaukee,
was touched for ten hits, four less
than Hill and Bartlett allowed, but he
was Wild as March wind, and double
plays at critical times was all that saved
his bacon. Along with everything else
and just to make the humiliation COM
plete, the stone-age trick of the hidden
bali was worked On Ernie Kruger by
King Lear.
Rogge was scheduled to work today
with Clarke or Gearin against him,
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virtually has grown up in, the shadows
OF the speedway. Haibe Is thoroughly
familiar with the track and with the
various strategic plans which have car
ried all the famous stars to their VIC
tories. His experience will stand him
in good hand this year in what promises
to be holly contested race.
One of the Monroe racing cars. entered
In the 1922 o00-mile speedway race, now
being shaped up for the race in the shops
of the Monroe motor plant on Fulton
street, will start the tuning up process
on the track next Monday, according to
Wilbur D'Alene, captain of the Monroe
racing team. The first car out will be
driven by L. L. Corum, dirt track
driver, who is making his first appear
ance in Speedway company. The other
two Monroe cars will appear on the
Seedway the last of next week. One of
these cars will be piloted by Tom Alley
and the other, radio equipped. by D'Alene.
E. G. tCannonbalD Baker, reported as
being badly hurt shortly after starting
a coast-to coast motorcycle run from Los
Angeles week ago. arrived In Indian
apolis Wednesday, little worse for his
experience. Except for being bruised on
several sections Of his anatomy Baker is
all right physically. and SAYS he will be
in condition to start in the 800 mile race.
Baker has made many cross-country
records with both automobile and motor
cycle. The accident last week caused by
broken spring, was his first on mo-
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Shank to Try Hand at
Horsesh0es in Opening
of Local League Season

Lew Shank. having tried his hand at
golf, refereed a boxing bout, and tossed
the first ball at the BASEBALL opening, will
step out into haf.efy pastime Wednes-
day, May II, and lead the City Hall
team IN tile initial battle Of the season
against the Southeasterns OF the City
Horseshoe League
The City Horseshoe League is divided
into two sections. No. l and No. 2. The
first games to be played May II are as
follows: City HILL VS.. Southeasterns, at
Southeastern court, 1882 Ehurchman ave
nue.; Easterns VS.. Brooksides. at Brook
side park; Northwestern VS.. Citizens Gas,
at Prospect street gas plant's court lrv-
ington rs. Garfelds, at Garfield park
In League No. ? there are at present six
teams. Two more teams are welcome If
they send in their applications at once,
For information call Drexel 1907. The
No. schedule is as follows: Southeast
ems No. 2 VS.. Brookside No 2. at Brook
side; Northwestern No. Us. Ellenhergers,
at Ellenherger; Citizens Gas No. VS..
Garfield, at Garfield.
On !Gne IL tie Horseshoe Swee pstakes
will lie held at Brookside starting at 2
p M The entrance fee must be IN by
Jsae 5. All members of the National
Horseshoe Pitchers Association are ell
gible for competition.
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NOT MORE THAN
TEN LISTED AS
DERBY RUNNERS
Busy American and Surf Rider
Doubtful Starters-Mor-
vich at Even Money.
PREDICT NEW RECORD

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 11.-Not more
than ten thoroughbreds will go to the
post in the Kentucky Derby when the
1922 renewal of that historic race is run
at the Churchill Downs course here Sat
urday.
Harry Payne Whitney's withdrawal of
his eligibles has taken two from the
field which were expected TO face the
barrier
The ten now expected to go are
Norwich. Deadlock, My Play, Starrle.
John Finn, Busy American. Bet Mosie,
By Gosh. Letterman and Surf Rider.
with the latter a doubtful starter. Busy
American also is said TO be doubtful
starter
Bookies who are laying odds on the
event cut their price on Norwich TO even
money today following his workout over
the full Derby distance of mile and
quarter in EOS Is. Busy American and
Bet Mosie beat this time and the Brad
ley entry now is quoted at TO l.
Handlers Of Morvich were so well
pleased by his trial they predict he not
only will win the race, but will do ii
around 90, breaking old Rosebud's rec
ord of :03 SIS. made In 1914.
Deadlock and My Play now are second
choice for the race among those wagering
in the future books. They are quoted
at 5 to by the layers. Prices on others
expected to start are: Letterman, to /:
StartEe, 20 to /: John Finn, - to l, and
Surf Rider, 10 to l.
Should ten horses start the stake will
be worth approximately $4,000 TO the
winner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
BOXING FANS GIVEN PLENTY
OF VARIETY AT HUGE FISTIC
TESTIMONIAL FOR JACK DILLON

former champs. hope-to-b be champs, never
wlll-be champs were there.
Ray Bronson said he wasn't in shape.
but after he viewed Stewart Donnelly,
Ray changed his opinion OF himself.
Stewart swung SO hard at Nelson that
he hit the floor three successive times
Finally Nelson reached his right foot
around and booted Stewart in the eahoose
Tint bout was the real scream of the eve.
ming.
Everybody entered into the affair with
a grin and the ringsiders had large
evening.
Otto Hughes, light heavy. who was
Knocked out Ly Jef Smith. donated his
services and took the scrap on short
notice. Smith certainly looked good.
Bud Taylor of Terre Hapte surely can
punch in machine-like fashion. He's
a whiz.
Jack Britton, Harry Greb, Johnny Buff
and Johnny Wilson, who were scheduled
to appear, but didn't sent their respect
to Dillon by wire There were enough
prominents present without them.
Freddie Boorde did not show for his
scheduled go with X. Q. Jeakle. The lat
ter was present.
The new boxing commission comprised
Of seven councilmen had ringside seats.
Chief of Police Rikhoff also was a
closeup.
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BIG LEAGUE STUFF

They exhibited an "old master" In
Washington yesterday and critics
voted the exhibition huge success.
Walter johnson, making his second
start of the season, held tho free
swinging Browns In check all tho
way. and the Senators got away with
2 to l victory.
Signor LuGue was sent to the locker
room by the Braves yesterday. His
departure came In the seventh inning.
after tie Reds were far out OF the run
ming Score, Q 10 g.
The Cleveland Indians lost their Soc
ond straight to the now respected Ath-
ietlcs. when Jimmy Dykes smote a homer
with one on Ia the eighth inning.
Charlie Robertson of no-hlt fame
outpitched Mays In eleven innings out
OF eleven and tho White sox beat tho
Ylnks. TO l.
The Tigers pulled out a ninth -innin z
their third straight over the Red
Sex, doubles lv Basslar and Blue doing
Il p business. Score, 10 70 >.
Art Schf was tho "big Bertha" in
the Giants second straight victory
over tho Cards. Not only did he out
pitch JEFF Pfefrer. but drove in all
the Giants run with two singles that
came at opportune moments. score,
8 10 ?.
Lee Meadows confined the Cubs 70 three
hits aud the Phtllies scored a shutout.
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UMBLEs DEFEATED.

Humphreys. Worthngton welterweight
wrestler. defeated Lee Jmbles of Indian
apclis here "Wednesday night. forcing the
eolored grappler 10 forfeit after the sec
end fall.
ImbIes won the first fall IN twenty fve
minutes with head lock and half-Nelson,
but Humphreys came back strong and
c!amped a head lock and body scis
s1rs ard Won the second fall ine22 min
utes. The force of the fail hurt Imhles
and he was unable 10 appear for the third
saSSinn
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KEARNs MAKES DENIAL.

LONDON, May 1.-THE report that
Jack Dempsey viii fight Harry Wills, an
american negro. In Montreal. Is all bunk"
said Jack kearns, Dempseyss manager.
today. Il did not receive any offer. or
course. Il the public wants it and the
proper Inducements are forthcoming.
Dempsey will meet Willis. ] have wired
my representative in New York that ]
will not take any action regarding a
match with Jess willard until / return
home II looks to me like Dempsey.s
next fight will he either with Joe Beckett
or Carpenter in London.
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ORA HAIBE is
LATEST DRIVER
Pilot Who Finished Fourth
Last Year to Handle Duesen-
berg Entry.

Ora F. Haibe, an Indianapolis product,
is the latest driver nominated to pilot a
car In the 500 mile sweepstakes at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Tuesday.
May 80. He will drive a Duesenberg.
Haibe was the only Yankee member of
the Sunbeam team last year and finished
fourth In the Speedway race, being the
first driver in a foreign car to cross the
tape The car with which he finished
fourth was grooned for Dario Resta.
who was unable to compete because of i'll
ness.
Haibe is a consistent, fearless plugeer
and an extraordinary mechanic For the
past year he has been building motors
at Uniontown. Pa, the home Of the only
Eastern speedway at this time.
He has been a familiar figure around
the Indianapolis track for years, being
one Of the numerous Hoosier boys who
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LIVE NEWS |
IAND GOSSIP
|PUGILIS is |
MARTINsyILLE SHOW.

MARTINSVILLE. Ind, May 1.-THE
weekly boxing show tomorrow night will
feature Spike Kelly OF Indianapolis
against Herbert Grove Of Brooklyn, Ind .,
In the ten-round main bout of the eve
ming. The men are welterweights. Kelley
made such a good showing in the last
show that he has been given another
chance 10 show his stuff here Grove has
been winning his fights and is considered
a conner. II is thought that the boys are
very evenly matched Local boys win be
in the preliminaries. Wiggam Of Indian
apolis will referee the main go.
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PAL MOORE BUSY.

CHICAGO, May 11.-Pal Moore, the
Memphis bantamweight, Wednesday
closed for four matches which will be de-
cidPd within the next three weeks He
will meet Tim 0'Dowd In a ten round
contest at Atlanta Ca Monday night
Babe Asher, LaHtamweight champion Of
tie \. f. +. in Denver. May -; Dick
Griffin in a ten-round match at Phoenix,
Ariz. Nav 80. and Kid Panchn In q ten
round match at San Antonio, Texas,
June J.
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Best at Traps

NEW YORK, May u.-Frank N.
Fioel an amateur of Vancouver.
Wash. stands at the head of tho LIST
of trapshooters for tho present sea-
son, according to averages made pub
lie Wednesday by the American
Trapshooting Association. His mark
il aces targets broken out of $500.
He shot at four tournaments.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RehR Indtans), l.
Sticking undians), I.
johnson tMilwaukeel, I.
Mayer tMinneapolls1. l.
Rondeau tMinneapolisl. 1.
Tbormal.sn tMinneapolis). l.
j. Shannon q oiumhus), /.
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FINAL TrNDLER BID.

NEW YORK, May 11.-All negotiations
for a Benny Leonard Lew Tender match
IN the JERSEY City arena July were can
celed Wednesday by Frank Flournoy.
matchmaker of Madison Square Garden.
The genial Frank put the s62,j0 offer
right on the line for the last time, but
Phil Glassman, who pilots the southpaH
FhiladeIphian. Scorned the offer.
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..Batted for REVERE In ninth.

..Batted for REVERE In ninth
Indianapolis ..........,.... 900 ESQ 0-l-6
Milwaukee .......-.z.=..s 0-t5 v'l G1l-1
Two base hits-Griffin. 2 Matthews.
Lear Three base hits Wyatt. . Lnher
Home .runs--JOhnsan, Sticking, Rehg.
Stolen basa-Schreiber. Double plays
Lear 10 Griffin: Mccarthy TO Griffin
Bartlett, t. Sticking to Covington. Left
on bases--Milwaukee .; indianapolis 8.
Bases On balls-OH REVERE. Z. struck
ouf-By Hill. .; by Bartlett. /; by
REVERE. / Hits-0ff Hin in 8 innings
off Rartiett, in : - innings. Wild
pitch-Bartlett Empires shannon and
0'Brien Time Two hours.
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AIExA STIRLING PLAYS.

NEW YORK. May 11.-Representing a
local organization. In composition for the
first time during her career, Miss Alexa
Stirling former national woman golf
champion. led a team Of Long Island
women to 16-to-15 victory over the New
Jersey team at the Morris Country Club
yesterday.
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COLLEGE RESULTS.

Notre Dame, 2. Purdue, l.
Wabash. 5; Butler, 3.
Northwestern, 5: Chicago, 3.
Princeton, ); Virginia,A2.
Yale. S; Pittsburgh, 8.
Brown, 8; Springfield, 1.
Lafayette, o; Pennsylvania. 5.
Cornell College, s; Beloit, 0.
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sUR1E AND MARTIN AGAIN.

CLEVELAND, May 11.-Joe Burke,
Cleveland heavyweight, and Bob Martin,
A q. F. heavyweight champion, have
signed an agreement for return match,
IL was announced here Wednesday. TIE
fight Will be staged by the Paramount
Club at Columbus. May %, aud Will 50
twelve rounds to a decision.
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MARTIN AND sHARKEY. MAY 20.

NEW YORK, May 11.-Pepper Martin.
Io-asi feataerweight. who knocked out
Babe Herman Of California In the first
round about a week ago. has been
matched with JACK Sharkey for a twelve
round bout at Ebbets field. Brooklyn,
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BRITToN TO MEET LONG.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May H.
Jack Britton, welterweight champion. will
meet Ray Long of Oklahoma City In a
tweive-round bout here, May 20. it was
announced here Wednesday. The fight
will take the place of one originally
planned between Johnny Wilson and Nike
Gibbons.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis at Milwaukee,
Toledo at St Paul.
Column bus al Minneapolis
Louisville at Kansas City.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago Mt New York.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Yesterdays Homers
MAJOR LEAGUES.

Dykes philadelphia Athietics), I.
Dauss Detroit Tigers,
Hornshy {st. Louis Iardlnaisl. l.
Southworth (Boston Braves, 1.
League totals: American League, 20
National League, 90.
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uARR TO LEAD NORFOLK.

NANN To IESI NVNFVLh.
NORFOLK, Neb., May 1i--Clifton P
fRuntj Mari Of the Sioux City Western
League team was elected manager Of
the Norfolk State League team 10 sue
coed Ernie Adams Wednesday.
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Sport Features in Brief

SAN FRANCISCO-Walter Kopf, who
was a member of the New York Nation I
ais for two seasons, has been turned overS
to the Oakland coast league team by
Brooklyn. He soon will be seen at third
base. He is a brother Of Larry Kopf,
Boston infielder
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston 1T Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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ROCKFORD, ILL-When Mayor
Herman Hallstrom opens the Rock
ford Thrce-I League home season on
Monday, he will pitch ball fifty
six years old. The ball was found
In Rockford In 1866. Decatur Is the
opening opposition.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. .......... ooi ol0 OIL -
Batteries-Palmero cIazer and Hart
ley; Thormalen and Mayer.
Louisville - 100 020 I3n--7 Is 0
Kansas city Dol 600 200-3 IL 8
Batteries koob, Deberry and Brottem;
Bono, Anes and Shif.
Toledo 600 900 900 5 1
ST Paul ........ coo 600 4os-4 8 .
Batteries Sallee. Mccullough and Wal
gomot, Benton and Allen.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago o1o 600 900 OBJ 8 l
New York ....... 600 ooo 100 0o-1
Ratter,es-R Robertson and schalk Mays
and Dcvormer, Schang.
st. Louis ...... 600 oo1 ooo-1 9 Q
Washington ......... O02 600 00s-2 5
Batteries-Davis and SEVERED; John
son and Picinich.
Cleveland ..... 800 900 5000 II 2
Philadelphia ........ loo 040 or 5 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and O'Neill: Helm
ach, Moore, HARRISON, Harris and ferk-
ms.
Detroit ............. o40 1o2 lilo -
Boston ............ o30 300 210-- II
Batteries--Pillette, Dauss and Bassler;
Pennock, karr, Quinn and Walters. Chap
lin.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York - 600 O2O 1903 0
st. Louis .... 900 900 110-2 0
Batteries-Nehf and E. Smith; Pfeffer.
Barefoot and Clemons.
Philadelphia ....... 0H2 600 11o--4 Is 0
Chicago ...... 600 600 600 3 o
Observation-Disclosures and henline; Alex
ander, Cheeves and O'Farrell
Boston . 600 210 22a-9 10 !
Cincinnati .......... 002 600 O013 8 9
Batteries-Fillingim and Gowdy, Luque
Gillespie and Hargraye.
Brooklyn Pittsburgh. (rain).
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Heze Clark

torcyole. He will drive Frontenac car
in the o0-mile race
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NEW HAVEN-Mac Aldrich, ali Amert-
can football star, hit two honlers with
the bases filed each time, Yale Leating
the University of Pittsburgh, to 3.
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Lee Meadows confined the Cubs 70 three
hits aud the Phillies scored a shutout
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ANNAPoLIs-The Navy eight, olym-
pic national aud intercollegiate rowing
champions. will ne allowed to race in the
intercollegiate championships at pough-
keepsie next month. Admiral Wilson an
nounced.
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Third to Brewers
INDIANAPOLIS.
AlILMAI kEE

tBatted for Hill In sixth.
zone out when winning run scored
NrIT Ky AK EFF
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Columbus oof oiO 021-5 IL l
Minneapolis .. Dol O53 20'l1 IL 9
Batteries -Palmero, ciazer and Hart
ley: Thormalen and Mayer.
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former champs, hope-to-be champs, never
WILDE champs were there.