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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Fistic Program Tonight
for Dillon Testimonial
Show at Baseball Park
EXHIBITIONS.

lack Dillon, former Hoosier Bearcat,
-. Mike Gibbons. St Paul Phantom.
Chuck Virgins, Indianapolis. VS.. Greek
Blown.
Battling Nelson, ex-lightweiGht cham
pion. vs. Stewart Donnelly.
Raw Bronson. -welterweight cham
pfon, vs. Jack Britton. worlds cham
Johnny Wilson, middleweight cham
pion. vs. Bobby Lee, Indianapolis.
Sammy Mandell, Rockford, Ill, vs.. Bud
Taylor. Terre Haute.
Richie Mitchell. Milwaukee, vs.. Bob
PurreIi, Terre Haze.
Rocky Kansas, buffalo, Us. Jimmy Dali
ton Indianapolis.
Jimmy KATE, Toledo, rs. Don carson,
Indianapolis.
Billy Ryan. Cincinnati. VS.. Jack curley.
Indianapolis.
Bob Martin, champion A. E. F.. VS.,
Soldier Jack Dorreli, Pacific coast cham
pion Heavyweights: ten rounds.
Jeff Smith. Bayonne. y. j., vs. Otto
Hughes. philadelphia. Anddleweights;
PATSY Mcmahon. indianapolis. VS. VIII
lie Doyle, Detroit. Lightweights; ten
rounds.
OHIO Is. Battiing Gross. Roanoke
Heavyweights; ten rounds.
Eddie KetcheIi New York, vs.. Tommy
McDuff, Indianapolis; 126 pounds; six
rounds
Freddie Boorde Indianapolis. VS.. X.
o. JeakIe, Toledo; 1SJ pounds; six
rounds.
Make Epstein, Indianapolis. VS.. Quincy
ouigley, Dayton; lis pounds; six
Sidney Click. indianapolis. VS.. Kid
Burch.J Indianapolis; 13o pounds; six
rounds.
Bobby Bridges. indianapolis. vs. Leo
Roberts, Terre Haute. H. pounds; six
rounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Movie Actor Reid
Unable to Compete
in Speedway Event
WaIlie's Film Bosses Refuse
to GiUe Consent for Try
in Race.

Wallie Reid, moving picture star, will
not drive a Duesenberg car in which he
had entered in the international 500 mile
race to be held at the Indianapolis Mo-
tor Speedway, Tuesday. May 3V, 1t be-
Came known here today.
HIS hopes and plans for fame on the
professional race paths have gone glim-
mering because the holders of his long
term contract positively refuse to permit
him to compete in the big automobile
race. Reds withdrawal is official, being
announced by t. E. Myers manager Of the
indianapolis Motor Speedway. His car,
however, will be in the race. The driver
is yet to be announced Duesenberg
officials stated several we'll known pilots
were being considered
drawsl said It IS too bad ei they Won't
permit Reid to drive. Racing is, of
course, hazardous. Under the circum-
stances We have no alternative than to
permit Reds withdrawal"
Wallie, who had driven in numerous
moving picture races in competition with
well known stars. who will pilot mounts
at indianapolis, was entered in the usual
way TO drive DIesenberg Number 10. He
has qualified driver and already
has obtained drivers license and badge
from the American Automobile Associa-
ton. the governing body of the gasoline
sport
Many motion picture fans will be dis
appointed with Reds forced withdrawal
Racing followers would have been inter
ested TO see the movie man in action, al
though the majority of them seriously
doubted Reds ability to outdrive the
is not likely that Reid will even come
here for the race, in view of the circum-
stances according to information ema-
mating from Hollywood.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
BRITT mas BIG STABLE.

Otto Hughes, contender for the mid
dleweight title, who boxes JEFF Smith
tonight at tha Dillon show. Is managed
by v Illus Britt Of Philadelphia. who Is
fl the city Britt Is one ~ the best
known managers aud promoters In the
lagIfistic game ana has a large stable
VI good fighters. He has about fifteen
good boys from the Hyweis ht class up To
tha heavyweight division. Britt Is loud
III hls praise for Frankie Adams. n
heavyweight, under his protective wing
who weighs 80 pounds Manager Britt
says that he ana his fighter, Hughes.
we're notified OF Jack Dillons testimo-
that SHOW on short notice aud soon
afterWard made $40 mile trip to get
hers aHd box for Dillon. Hughes Is Ia
fair share. hut has not had enough
training work TO be just right for
tongh boy like Smith, according to
Brit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Official Opening Today of
New Municipal Golf Links

Pleasant Run, Indianapolis new mu-
nicipal golf course, officially was to be
opS3ed this afternoon when a foursome
cCnposed OF Mayor Samuel Lewis shank
Mrs. shank. Judge Arthur K. Robinson
and Mrs. Robinson. were to leave the
first tee at so O'Clock. The course Is
situated on the old Dlssette property on
Arlington avenue in Iryington and was
constructed TO take the place az the old
Elenberger course, on which the city s
lease expired this spring.
At Adams, professional at Pleasant
Run, states that six holes of the new
course have been made ready for play
The clubhouse at the course has been
finished and is ready for use. Lockers
have been Installed, as well as shower
baths. etc, so that within short time
Irvington golfers will hare a splendid
outlay at their disposal
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
One-Eyed Connolly Buys
His First Boxing Ticket

One-eyed Connolly has bought his
first boxing bout ticket.
The famous rOamer who has at
tended almost every bout of any inn
portance in all parts Of the world for
the last fifteen years, and always has
crashed" the gate, arrived in this
city Tuesday. He immediately
bought a ticket for the Jack Dillon
testimonial ring show tonight The
man who has seen all Of the cham
pionship battles for nothing pur-
chased a seat not because 1t was
necessary--he Is too good at getting
by the gate keeper for that-but be-
cause he wanted to do his bit in tho
Dillon testimonial.
In his own words Connolly ex-
planned his unprecedented behavior.
"Many's the time Jack has slipped
me a fiye-spot, and now It's my turn
to help out a little" he said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Los Angeles May Obtain
That Olympic Meet, Yet.

PARIS, May 10-The French Olympic
committee Tuesday served notice that
unless the government votes the neces-
mittee VIII surrender the 1921 Olympic
games IN Los Angeles.
Some time axe when the Fronch com
mttee threatened t. give Up the games
the municipality Of Paris and the ia
tional government voted to appropriate
several million francs t. promote them,
but the fund has never been created ana
the Olympic committee declares itself
In positive need of money 10 start the
preliminary arrangements.
The international Olympic committee Is
scheduled TO meet june {. Mt which time
the French committee threatens Ia appear
funds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Brewers Repeat
INDIANAPOLIS.
Batted for Petty In ninth.
A " h a. hiAt 4
MILWAUKEE,

Totals .......8o . Il IL 2
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HOLSTERS TRY
HARD TO GET
BACK ON FEET
Two Beatings by Brewers Con-
vince Indians They Must
Brace Shortly.
PETTY GETS DRUBBING

MILWAUKEE, May 10-The Indians
were hopeful today Of getting back on
their feet and winning a bail game. After
the Brewers the Hoosiers were feeling in
i'll mood this morning and Manager
Hendricks was goading them on to step
out and check the rash Of the Milwaukee
club. 1t was probable that Carmen Hill
would take the mound for the Tribesmen
in the third contest of the series this
afternoon with Clarke or Gearin in the
box for the locals.
Jess Petty essayed to hurl for the In
dians yesterday and the Brewers got to
him so rapidly that Manager Hendricks
decided to leave him in there and suffer
through the gait. The Brewers liked
Petty's offerings well that when the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
A. B. C.s Sweep Series

The A. B. C.s made a clean sweep OF the
st. Louis Stars series, winning the four
games played. Tuesday the locals found
rather easy going and trounced the
Stars. II to ). at Washington park.
Myers and Bell for the visitors were both
Ineffective on the mound Ross pitched
steadily for the AS. His one bad in
ming, the sixth, allowed the Stars four
runs and they tailed again in the eighth.
Day and Charleston got three hits each.
The next attraction at Washington
park will be the Bacharach Giants of
New York, who come for a series starting
next Sunday with double header.
Several stars Of the first magnitude will
be seen with the Giants. Shiyely former
ly of the A. 3. C.s and a popular player
with the colored fans here. is lead-off
man for the Bacharachs.
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Sport Features in Brief

MINNEAPoIIS-In escaping shut-outs
ever since Sept. 10. 1920 when Ben Tin
cup. Louisville pitcher, blanked it. the
Minneapolis American Association club
established a record by scoring In 201
consecutive games.
NEW YORK-EtheIda Bleibtrey, Olym-
pic champion and regarded as the great
est girl swimmer in the world, will turn
professional and work as an Instructor in
Atlantic City.
PITTSBURGH-Charle II. Ebbets,
squire Of Flatbush and owner of the
Brooklyn Robins, denied today he was on
his honeymoon.
Why we got married ages ago." Eb-
bets said today, his arm around the waist
Of his bride.
LONDON-After looking over tho
rubber tooth guard worn by Ted
Lowis. Georges Carpenter Withdrew
his objections and VIII allow tho Kid
70 wear it when they fight Thursday
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! LIVE NEWS |
land GOSSIF|
| PUGILIS S
BOXING COMMISSION ACTS.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio. May 1o.-The
local boxing commission Tuesday, fol-
loving the bout between Tut Jackson Of
Washington c. H. and Knockout Eggers,
supposedly OF New York, but said by
knowing ones to be Frog" Higgins Of
Dayton. cut Jacksons share down and
refused Eggers cent for his stalling and
ordered him to leave town. Rattlesnake
Minis and Battling Oakes. the former
supposed to be from Dayton. and the
latter from Columbus, were given 81 each
as railroad fare to Columbus. Cakes and
Mills we're TO receive $50 and expenses
each Referee Rudtly Monday night
stopped the fight after the two refused
70 do anything but clinch. and Tuesday
he referee told the boxing commission
that there was no question that he two
boxers were from the same stable, the
Gardner stable In Columbus Hod Crop
Per who promoted Monday nights card,
yeas allowed only a certain sum for stag
ing the fl 1lt. jackson. it IS Understood,
was to have received IS per cent Of the
receipts. while Eaeers was to get ii
stipulated sum ana expenses. The house
was packed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
BOB ANDY RETURNS

ship 81 northern Indiana ut 49, pounds
las returned 70 this city TO attend the
jack Dillon fstic carnival at Washing
ten Park tonight Andy won from Xii
route Monday uigAt at the Gary tInd.t
open air arena This Is his fifth victim
IN the last ten weeks. l.. C. Miner, ben
ison Hotel. Indianapolis, who looks after
Andy and Charlie Winters, lis pouna boy
the local boys here. or elsewhere, at their
crawl through the ropes for action.
weights. Winters boxes Monday night
at kokomn, Ind. where Chuck Virgins
the fans ZEAL fight whenever these boys
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
SHOWS
GREAT SPEED
Turf Fans Skeptical Over
Ability to Go Derby Route,
However.

LOUISVILLE. May 10.-Morvtch was
sent five -eights 81 mile at ChurchlH
Downs Tuesday, In a workout and at the
end, as one turf writer expressed Il,
he was not blowing hard enough to put
out a match
Hundreds II critics watched his stride,
which they chilled faultless. While he did
not appear TO be more than cagtering.
stop watches caught him ut the eighth
OF mile In II 43, three Fights SO 80,
the half in rs 10, and the five e1ghths
Of mile in / .ni ). Trainer Fred Bur
ley announced that the trial, had been
satisfactory and that the hlackf3 year old
would he given more Of it today.
After watching the col. work turfmen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Chars WITH
REX BEACH
About the
Great Out

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Franklin Beats Butler

FRANKLIN, Ind, May 10-Franklin
defeated Butler In baseball game here
Tuesday afternoon by score Of to l.
The local nine made two runs in the
initial inning and the visitors made one
In the third. From that time on both
teams played alright ball and neither
scored. Gale, Franklin pitcher. was the
individual star of the game striking out
seven Butler players. The Baptist team
had total of nine hits Butler made
three hits, Jake Station pitched for the
visitors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
BIG LEAGUE STUFF

Camp Skinner. not an Army can
tonment, but a recruit ball player,
delivered pinch single Off Acosta In
the tenth inning, scoring Scott, and
the lanks disposed of the White Spx
for the second time In succession
The demon Athleti.s hammered Coveles-
kie, keefe and Baguy for twenty hits and
total Of forty-two bases In beating
Cleveland. - to 4. The carnage Included
two home runs by Miller and one each by
Walker and Welch.
Marquard filed the bases IN the sixth
by fumbling a bunt, following pair Of
safe hits. and Pat Duncan emptied them
with a triple The result w& 4 to | de-
feat of the Braves by the Cid innati Reds
Joe Judge gave the Washington Sen
ators an early lead by hitting one over
the right field wall with two on in the
third, hut Johnny Tobin's circuit smash
in the seventh with Bayne aboard, ulti-
mately won for the Browns.
McGraw slipped a little strategic
salt in the cardinals coffee by start
ing Bill Ryan I'm the opener of that
important serles.-and Ryan Justified
the confidence BY shutting the hard
smiling Cards absolutely out. Mueller
was the only st. Iouisan to get as far
as third base. although the Cards got
to Ryan for seven hits
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
NOtre Dame Track
Stars ShOlU Class
in 4. 4. u. Tourney
Neu State Marks Set in Meet
Murphy Jumps 6 Feet,
2 Inches.
By HEZE CLARK.

Coach Knute Rockne's well balanced
Notre Dame University track and field
team won first honors In the third an
nual Indiana A. A.. q. indoor track and
field meet at the Coliseum last night. In
the track and field events open to men,
the team scores stood: Notre Dame. ~ :;
Wabash College, 20; Butler, II; Indiana
University. 6 Normal College Of Indian
apolis. s.; unattached, 8; South Side
Turner's. 3; American Legion. l.
The team points in the three events
open to women stood: Hoosier A. G., II !;
Normal College Of indianapolis, II;
Athenaeum, 4.
The meet featured by record breaking
performances on the part Of the athletes
was attended by small crowd It
seemed that the public did not realize
that the greatest aggregation Of. track
and field stars that ever contested In a
meet in Indianapo was assembled at
the Coliseum. There were three men in
the meet who had been members of the
United States Olympic team.
New Indiana A. A. o., marks We're said
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Olympus Out of 1t

NEW WORK, May 1O-Seither
Olympus or Bunting will be starter
In the Kentucky Derby, according to
reports emanating from the Whitney
stable today. Sickness in the stable
Is the cause, according to close turf
followers here. Withdrawal of Uly1n-
pus and Bunting from the Derby WAS
not officially announced at the Whit
ney farm. but it is said that friends
close to Trainer James Rowe gave out
the word that the horses would not
start.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
JEAKLE vs.. CALLAHAN.

Sam Jordan. Toledo fight manager who
Is here for the Dillon show tonight, to-
day announced he had signed X O.
Jeakle. who meets Freddie Boordie on he
Dillon card. to box FRANKIE Callahan
over the twelve round route at Columbus,
Ohio May % The scrap VII he held IN
an open air arena. ,Teakle has been win
ming consistently and Is proving a pUpu-
lar card among the young ightweig hts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Hoosier A. c. Golf at
Highland Links Tuesday

Golfers OF the Hoos,er Athletic Club
will meet at the club Friday evening at
: 30 o'clock to line themselves ur for
their first golf competition, which will
be staged at Highland next Tuesday. The
spring play will start with a qualifying
round. the players to be divided into
flights Of eight to Re played of in
match play Prizes will be offered the
winner and runner up In each Hight.
prize will also be awarded the winner
cf The qualifying round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
DILLON EVENT
ALL SET FOR
STAGE TONIGHT
Galaxy Of Ring Prominents
Here for Monster Fistic
Show at Ball Park.
BIG PROGRAM ARRANGED

Indianapolis boxing fans tonight turn
out to enjoy plenty Of fstic entertain
ment and at the same time pay their
respects TO the greatest fstie lighting
machine the Hoosier state ever turned
out-Ernest Cutler Price, better known
as Jack Dillon. former light heavyweight
champion of the world and at one time
rated next TO Jess Willard as the best
glove artist in the business.
The Jack Dillon Testimonial show TO
be staged at the Washington Ball PARK
this evening has attracted flock Of box
ers. manag gers, ring impressarios and
fans to the city and great gathering
of the hit -and-take enthusiasts is sure
to be assembled when the carnival
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
TuREE X. o. OK cARD

DETROIT, May l0-Only nineteen
rounds were fought at this weeks box
ing STOW here, whereas thirty six were
billed. This curtailment was caused by
three knockouts in four bouts Jack
Cauliif. petroiter, knocked out Bill Reed,
of Arizona, in tho sixth round with a
well placed blow to the head. Pete Nc
Claskey, Detroit, won over Eddie Barr,
az Pittsburgh. The bout went ten rounds
Young McGraw, Detroit. stopped Battling
Pemberton In round two. Steve John
son, Detroit. finished Dave Ebcr In the
hrst round OF their scheduled six round
bout
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Jack Picks Georges

LONDON, May 10.-Jack Dempsey
today picked Georges Carpenter to
win his battle with Ted (kidl Lewis
on Thursday night.
Dempsey said positively that he
would sign up TO fight Carpenter
again If the latter wins.
Dempsey did not remain In London,
but left late in the morning for
Brighton TO look over his prize dogs
that had been shipped here from the
continent. While at Brighton he will
talk over the fight situation with
Harry Preston. the promoter.
Just as he was leaving Dempsey
said: II am sure that my next fight
will be In Europe and that it will take
place within the next six months
probably with Carpenter In London.
I DO not think much of the proposal
that I fight jess Willard again."
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I WN-hHSe "NIV---IONfF. IhTce- hRse mis-
Mccarthy. Gossett, Mooney. Johnson
Home run--MorrisoR. Sacrifices Mellilo
., Coouey. Double plays-Cooney to Lear
10 Griffith Mccarthy to Lear 70 Griffin ;:
Brown to Kruger to Corington Left on
6: Indianapolis. 9
Bases on balls-off Petty, 4 OF Bigbee,
s. Struck out--By Petty, i by Bigbee,
3. Hit by pitcher-By Petty tcooney).
Wild pitches-Bigbee, o Umpires-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
McGraw to Help, That's All

ST. LOUIS, May 10.-John McGraw OF
the New York Nationals Tuesday denied
the rumor that the Giants were consider
ing taking over the Toledo club Of the
American Association. He AIDED, however,
that Outfelder Boone. Infielder Black and
pitcher not yet selected would be re-
leased on opinion to the Toledo club.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
MOTHER DERBY PARTY.

Charles Lindemann, successful candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for
trustee Of Center Township, will leave
the latter part Of this week for Louis
vile to attend the running OF the Ken
lucky Derby. The trip will be made by
guests on the jaunt party of local
turf enthusiasts, including James Har-
vie, L. ]. Perry, Walter Lindemann and
JoGaDh A. Gihaou.
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choose a new manager. Palmer told
Jackson they are endeavoring to get my
goat and l don't want TO keep you back
Jackson refused to conent to Palmer S
cancellation of hts contract Il am per-
fectly satisfied and if you tear up our
contract, | will never light again." Jack
son replied
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
When You Score a
Ball Game

If number of players assist in re-
firing base runner in q play be-
tween the bases, each player who SO
assisted should be credited with one
assist and no more, regardless Of how
many times they may have handled
the ball IN completing tho play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
LONDON OFFER FOR LEONARD.

LONDON, May l0.-George Mcdonald
has cabiod Billy Gibson. manager Of
Benny Leonard. offer Of ELS. 900 for
match OF twenty rounds of three minutes
each between Leonard and Ted Lewis
in the event Of tho latter's winning or
drawing In Thursdays bout with
Georges Carpenter. The fight would be
staged in London tho end of June.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
~rlr STICKS wIrH PALMER

WASHINGTON, c. II. Ohio. May 10
Billy Palmer, manager of Tut Jackson,
negro heavyweight, barred from particf-
patton In boxing events by the Columbus
Boxing Commission, following his bout
with Jack Geyer of Columbus, here last
week, Tuesday offered to tear up his con
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Norwich Goes Route and
So Does Busy American

LOUISVILLE, May 1o.--Moryich,
FAY orite for the Kentucky Derby,
worked the Derby distance Of "a mile
and a quarter for the first time today.
Under restraint he made II in 2 :as 10
in way that relieved his admirers of
fear that he cannot go tho route.
Busy American. also under restraint.
worked second faster in goo 10.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
Southern Indiana League
CLUB STANDING.
Speedway at IL. C.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May To-
Ground has been broken for q milo
and q quarter speedway tc be built
here by the Kansas City Speedway
Association. The track Will cost $780,
600. 1t may be completed In sixty
days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis at milwaukee
Toledo at ST Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at New York.
, 81. Louis at Washington
netrei; al Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10

OSAKA. Japan. May 10-The Indian
University baseball nine Tuesday won it
first college game in Japan from Waseda
University, to 4. The Hoosiers, al
though tying Waseda, l to l., on April
%, had previously gone yictoryless in
their games with the exception of de-
feating the Osaka Stars sen May 6, 8 to
l.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn ataPittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis