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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
A Few More Thoughts on
Value of 1.-THE Covered Wagon"

Since 1.-The Covered Wagon" is now
in its second week at English's, we
are able to get a little closer to the
real charm of this .rhotoplay.
In the first place, it talks" Ameri-
can history and gives visible proof
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
ROBBERY PLANS FoILED
Lock, Sawed From Office Door, Is
Discovered by Employee.

An attempt to enter Blooms Loan
Office, 229 e. Washington ST., by saw
ing the lock from the rear door failed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

Bricks laid at the rate Of 10000
day is the claim put forward on be-
half of a neSv electric machine, Evi1icns
requires the services Of three men
only.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
1t Is the Man Who Pays
In This Movie of Divorce

Hope Hampton is a vampire who
breaks up a home in Does 1t Pay?'
which is playing at the Ohio this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

The value Of "Ashes &C Vengeance"
is that 1t will help tic hcrease inter-
est in worth while cost anne and his
torical drama. That is q splendid &C.
compIshment, you know. It is a
First National picture,
ashes of VengeanceF' is the fea-
tured attraction at thet Circle this
weak In addition to they Circle music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

Among party Of harvest-workers
who recently went to Canada, were
three ciergymen, many ex. officers and
lads straight from school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

Saturday when It was discovered by
Ike Lipkel. an employee.
The window of o. D. Ferger's drug
store was snashed Sunday and cleo
trio irons valued at SIS stolen. A
man was seen running from the scene
by Joe Jordan, 408 N. West St., and
by Grover Harding, 2724 Highland Pl.
The home of Robert Taylor, colored,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
Rv wAI,TER d. HICKMAN

BY WALTER D. HICKMAN
III IXTEENTIa Century love-mak-
ing in France must have been
LII dangerous business, as all men
wore swords.
That is my impression of the his
toric pastime after seeing Norma
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

1905 Boulevard Pl., was entered
through an upstairs window and 50
and jewelry. valued at $50, taken
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
Constance Holds Forth at
Smiths in a Smart Comedy

While Norma is showing her dra-
matte worth at the Circle, Constance
Talmadge is proving her dom edy
value at Mister Smiths in Dudley"
, AS I have taken you into my con-
fldence regarding "Dulcy'' both as
stage and screen attractions, it is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
Loving Was Dangerous Business When
Both Good and Bad NJ en- Wore Swords

Berry, William V. Mong ard others.
AT the Apollo all week
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

At Mister Smiths all week.
The Shriners have purchased the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

was interested in it because 1t gave
Mix chance to do something differ
emit Tony. wonderful horse. appears
in this movie.
At the Rialto all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
# CONST|PATED
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Liver and Bowels

Feel fnel No gripping or incon-
venience follows a gentle liver and
bowel cleansing with "Cascarets. :"
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-31

BE that AZ IL may. nerhsiein Is the
new champion, II was the reaffirma.
ton OF the old maxim thsf youth will
be served. Bernstein, 90, had too
much speed and stamina 10 he over
come by the veteran Of 50 years and
scores ~ professional ring contests
Bernstein has had less than 90 pro.
fessional bouts,
The meeting was snappy AFFAIR.
fast and furious, with both young men
ever willing 20 give and take, The
veteran Dundee sent the challenger
down for tho count Of nine In the
third round but the youneser came
back strong
Police had 10 surround the ring at
the bouts end 70 keep Bernstein's ad-
mirers from storming II, hut their
vigilance was thwsrted by we'll
dressed and personahle young woman
who climbed through the ropes. rush.
Cd across tho ring and kissed the new
champion squarely on the lips
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SWEET revenge IS
OBTAINED BY H. 5.
Hartford High Defeated on Dia-
mond by II to 7 Score

In a suggest that dragged into al
most three hours. the New Britain
High school baseball team downed
the team OF the Hartford High school.
II TO Z. before a crowd OF about 400
spectators at 81. Mary's field yester-
day afternoon. Beagle led the as
sault with three hits, one OF which
was a home run.
In the opening inning the teams
played poor baseball, and the Capital
City aggregation got off to one run
margin in its half of the first inning.
This was accomplished without max
ing a hit. The home boys came back
in the last half of the same inning
zotas for two runs. They were never
led for the rest of the game although
they had to keep getting runs.
With the score Z to / the Hartford
team showed its fighting spirit in the
fourth inning when they scored four
runs. They took advantage of the
passes and errors of the New Britain
team and pushed across N.the much
needed tallies Beagle gave the fans
a thrill when he oelted one of the Of
ferings of Mazotas over the right
felders head for a home run. Mazo-
tas was soon relieved of his mound
dutieS by Van Orden. the much touted
and much praised pitcher of the Hart
ford team. Why they didn't start the
rangy boy was more than many OF
the spectators could see.
Van was breezing along fine on his
until Gray. who did not
get a hit all season, socked hard
one into right. The team saw how
easy it was to hit the big boy and
hey all took a whack at him. and the
result was a rather embarrassing sit
lation for the Hartford boy
II one was to pick a star for the
game 1t would be a difficult Job.
Neipp worked hard throughout the
game, made a fine catch of foul
,all and batted hard, Beagle batted
lard and fielded splendidly. KAMA
anne through well in the pinches
md covered his position well. The
hree outfeders all did we'll Weir
I'll a busy day in left, taking down
that came his way. Rey-
lolds started the scoring when he
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ALL SAINTS TO PLAY
VIII 60 to Berlin sunday to Tackle
the Biz TrianoicS

The All-Saints will journey to Ber-
lin on Sunday to tackle the Big Berlin
Triangles. The following are expect
ed TO appear in the Al-Saints lineup
against the Berinites.
F. Druzinslii, c; b. Stehelek, G.. Sar-
isky, G. Seierman, p; Jos. kupec,
manager), list; J. Sejerman. G.. Sar-
isky, S.; G. Sejorman, J. Gotta, end;
r, Falls, f. Ondeck, Srd; p. Anusbi-
gian. cf; j. Falls, II; j. Gotta, L. on
deck, IF.
There will be practice Thursday,
and Friday evenings from $50 to 1880
and on Saturday afternoon from 1;30
to 4:30 at st. Mary's Field The eve
ming practice will be held on the Ma
than Hale school grounds. All players
are requested to he present with the
exception of 3. Stehelek.
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BOWLING RESULTS
Industriaiists Have several Fast
Games at Rogers Alleys and Girls
Also Stage Special Match.

In the Tuesday night matches In tho
Industrial league al Rogers alleys
the r. & r. Corhin team won three
straight from the Traut and Hins
boys and Landers gave a similar dose
TO Fafnir. In the other matches. the
Machine company took two out OF
three from the corhin Screw. Skin
ner Chuck tool; two out OF three from
the Stanley Hardware. the Rule shop
took two out of three from n. and
+. and the Stanley Works took two
out OF three from North e Judd. The
high team score Of the evening was
made by the Machine company, whose
howlers knocked down total OF i47S
pins.
In a special match. a ladies' team
from p. and F. Corbin's was defeated
three straight games by the Rule
Shop damsels. Each game was close
and only A. pins separated the win
hers from the losers in the final tai
lies
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Winner Averages Ola
Miles Per Hour During
Long Grind Of 500 Mile
Stretch
One Fatality at Track-Ex-
perts Agree That L. s.
Made Machines Are Bet
ter Than Others.

Indianapolis. May si,-Tommy Mil-
toms spectacular victory In yesterdays
500 mile automobile race. thu fira
time any driver has ever won tho
event FOR the second time, was the
subject OF much comment among an-
tomobiie experts today. They point
out the fact that eight OF ten cars
finishing In the money. including the
first seven In order were OF Ameri-
can make as proof that tho United
States still maintains the superiority
In mercantile designs gained during
the war.
II is more remarkable, they say In
that while the quest OF European de-
agners after the best possible small
light car OF low gasoline consumption,
IL prompted by the direct necessity.
the interest OF American designers Is
purely theoretical one. No one real
necessity OF the building OF small cars
confronts the United States for sew
aral years 10 come.
That the tiny i22 cubic inch piston
displacement racers proved them
selves capable of all asked of them
also was the consensus OF automobile
men. The fact that numerous cars
were forced out early in the race
through mechanical and engine trou-
bic, means little for these defects may
promptly be remedied the experts
say. That the tiny racers could stand
the grind OF the 500 mile derby and
come through in such excellent con-
dition was a matter of astonishment
70 automobile men. Drivers of the
foreign speed made creations had no
comment to make regarding the rela-
lively poor showing Of their cars.
May End Racing
Whether indianapolis will stage an
other race was uncertain. Rumor have
been current that the speedway Of
fcials. alarmed at the anti-sport Me-
mortal Day bill passed by the Indiana
Legislature but vetoed by Governor
McCray have been seeking a site to
which they might move the track.
Cleveland is reported to have made
bids for the next race.
The death of Hubert Shoup, Is
years old Lafayette, Ind, school boy
vino sustained fatal injuries when
Tom Alleys car plunged through a
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New York, May 3i.-Wth the American leagues eastern
teams returning home and the National starting the
invasion today the iank still well at the top Of their
list returned home with the best record hung by Yankee
team Of town assignment They start against the Bos
ton Red Sox today.
The American league champions captured II of the 90
They lost only during the trip that TO Phade
pha winning of three games The Yanks made clean
sweep of the other series with the exception OF Detroit the Tigers
taking game of four.
The Yanks widened the gap between themselves and the
Athletics by winning both of yesterdays double header Wash
ngton to and to The Athletics lost their stride when the
Bostonans whipped them twice to and to 2 Babe Ruth aid
ed the Yankees with home each game
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Colgate II, Princeton 8.
Harvard ), Brown 0.
Pennsylvania Z. Cornell g.
Holy Cross g. Boston College =.
Georgetown II, Yale 3.
Tordham 8, Manhattan College I q
Innings, by agreement
Army 10, Seventh Regiment 5.
Dartmouth /, Vermont 0.
Wesleyan s, Massachusetts, Aggies 4.
Williams 8. Amherst 5.
Tufts 6. Colby o.
NAY" 10, st. Johns 3.
Hamilton 10, Union 4.
Worcester Academy 5, Yale Fresh
men . 6 innings. by agreement.
pittsburgh 7, West Virginia /.
Middlebury Il, Norwich /.
Leigh 4, Buckneil 3.
Hill School y, Cornell Freshmen G,
Ru;eers 10, Crescent A. c. {.
Dickinson 6, Gettysburg T.
Delaware Z. 81. Joseph 5.
Michigan ., Notro Dame 4.
Lafayette Il, \. Y. A. c. 8.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-31

Cleveland narrowed the gap be-
tween the Indians and the athletics by
dividing its double header with Chi
cago which took the afternoon game
Z TO and lost In the morning 10 s..
The Tigers broke even on the day by
defeating st. Louis In the second game
Z to 8. st. Louis took the morning
game 10 to 2.
In the National league the Giants
halted the Brooklyn Dodgers by taxi
ing the second game Of the day to
S. Brooklyn won the first TO its
third victory OF the series.
The Pirates drew closer 10 the
Giants by taking both contests from
Chicago to and 10 to 2. Cincinnati
beat st. Louis two times. to and
6 to and Philadelphia did the same
for Christy Matthewson's Braves 5 to
3 and to /. The first game went IL
innings
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QUONOS TEAM LOSES

The Elm City Coored Giants in a
fast game OF baseball defeated the
Quonos by a to 1 score at North
Guilford yesterday afternoon. The
game was the frst ore II the season
for the Giants and was the first one Of
the season that the Quonos lost.
Young "Rube" Hadley's pitching was
brilliant and prevented the Giants
from making more runs on the Quo
nos. Corbins of this city will stack
up against the Quonos at the North
Gulford field on Sunday afternoon at
3 O'clock
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Five Leading Batsmen
In Each Major League
Sikh Never Again Will
Fight Outside of Europe
Nniinnnl I.nnclI

Paris, May 31.--Battling Sikh has
refused an offer OF $4,000 cabled him
by Tex Richard for a bout with Kid
Norfolk late in July or August. The
reason advanced for the refusal is
that Sikh is to meet Marcel Miles in
Paris on July s. but the Senegalese
confded to his friends that he would
never again fight outside Of continen-
tai Europe. He believes he was UNI
justly treated when he met Mike Nc
Tigue in Dublin.
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CRIMSON CREW VICTOR.

Derby, Conn. May 31.--Harvards
1io-pound freshman crew won from a
like crew Of Yale cubs on the Hous-
atomic course of one and five-eighths
miles yesterday afternoon, by about 90
feet. The race was a fight through
out and Harvard's final squirt over the
last 200 feet of the course brought
victory The time was 8 minutes, SO
seconds
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Triangles Take Another
Fall Out of the Cubs

The Triangles of Kensington took
another fall out of the Cubs of New
Britain Yesterday by a 3 to s score.
karam and ,Giana starred in the field
and Mccormick and Greco starred at
bat for the Triangles. Harkins play
ed well for the Cubs as did Baker.
The score:
Triangles ..... 3 4 3 0 0 I
Cubs .........., 0 0 5
Batteries, Rayno and Chaponi; Sal
mon and Baker.
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Yanks Win Two

Washington, May 31.-New York
made II four in a row from Washing
ton, winning both games yesterday, in
the morning 6 to 4, and in the after
noon to ;. Babe Ruth drove out
home run in each game, bringing his
total for the season TO II. Score:
fMorning Gamel.
r. h. g.
New YORK ........... Toe 0l0 62n-6
washington ts..t...t. WE VVn -VY~4 y
Batteries: Bengough and Pennnck; Euel,
johnson, HolinEaworth and "a harry.
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BERNSTEIN WINS TITLE IN
HSTBA77ZE WITH DUNDEE
Some Experts However Feel That Johnny Should Have
Had Nothing Less Than Draw, But Judges Gave
Challenger Rounds, Title Holder and ) Even.
New York. May 81

New York May al-New Yorks boxing experts in dis
agreement today the Judges decision last night which re-
moved the junior lightweight from the head OF Johnny
Dundee and placed the brow OF Jack Bernstein OF fones
after their slashlng Is round contest in the Veodrome
Half of the experts think Dundee should either have retained
his 1870 pound championship been awarded nothing less than
draw while the agree with the judges that Bernstein had
seven rounds, Dundee three and that five
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-31
State Hospital.

State Hospital .......,..... $50 0iO 00o--6
Two base hits Hart. Snyder. three base
mel; bases on balls, Griffin 2. Berg |. Wes-
soloski 2; struck out, by Berg 3. Wesso-
losk i stolen bases. SNYDER. Murphy;
double plays, Berg, Bennett, Blanchard
Presser. Blanchard; left on bases, Corbin
4, State Hospital 81 first base on errors,
state Hospital i bail, Wessoloski; hits off
Griffin :, Berg 6; umplres, zehnke; time
of game. 80.
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Suzanne Cancels Almost
All Tennis Engagements


Paris, May 81. - Mile. Suzanne
Lenglen who suffered from a recnr-
renee of her heart trouble in the re-
cent st. Cloud tournament has cam
celled all tennis engagements till
August with the exception of the
ehins
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-
Philadelphia.

philadelphia ............... 01o 900 o01-:
Two base hits Burns ?, Harris, Mat
thews. Mcmillan. Walters. Riconda; homs
run, Flagstead; stolen base, Mitchell; sac.
rifces Walters, Galloway. Ferguson 2
Menosky Mitchell, Harris. Flagstead
double plays, Mitchell to shanks to Burns
Ferguson to Mitchell to Burns; Mcmillan 70
6hanks to Burns; Mitchell 10 shanks 10
Burns left on bases. Boston 5, Phiadel-
phia g. base on balls. off Ferguson /;
struck out. by Ferguson /, by Romnel ;.
wild pitch, Rommel; umpIres, Hiidebrand,
Rowland and Moriarity: time, 1872.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-31

The Ponies split their holiday card.
dropping the mornings game 81 but
winning the afternoon game from
Eayr's Coal Heavers by the modest
score of 90 to .. Six homers featured
this tilt.
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Eastern League
Yesterdays Games

New Haven I'LL Bridgeport 2-t0.
Hartford $40. Waterbury GA.
Worcester 81, Springfield 1-20.
Albany ST., Pittsficld Sc.
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The Standing.
Games Today.

Rochester at Syracuse.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Reading.
Jersey City at Newark.
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How They Line up
in -Four Leagues
National League
Yesterdays Games

Pittsburgh $40, Chicago AZ.
Brooklyn So, New York 2-s.
Philadelphia SIS, Boston 81.
81. Louis 20, Cincinnati AS.
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International League
Yesterdays Games

Toronto 1913 Buffalo 9-5.
Roch ester $50, Syracuse SO.
Baltimore 0-6, Reading $40.
Jersey City 4, Newark G.
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The Standing,
Games Today

Albany at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Worcester.
Hartford at Pittsheld.
Springfield at New Haven.
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American League


Boston &c, Philadelphia So.
New York 6-g, Washington As.
Cleveland 7-2, Chicago CT,
ST. Louis 1913, Detroit "a.
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Standing of the Clubs
Games Today.

Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-31
The Standing.
Games Today

ST. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-31
YESTERYEARS
IN SPORT
zen Years Ago

On May 81. 1918, Dcvourex Milburn
American poioist, seriously hurt IN
practice game.
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NORWICH TEAM Wins
OVER CORBIN BOYS
Pitching Of WssOlOski Fea.
lures Memorial Day Contest

Inability 20 hit wsssslaski IN the
eaFF innings spelled defeat for the
fafbiH Red S0N ~ Norwich yesieFr
day when the state Hospital nine won
e ana =
Jerry Griffin started fer the locals,
hat after Two hits couple Of passes
aHd q hii hatsmaR together with a
HslafF's eno,Ce had scored 3 runs for
Norwich. hr was sankef. Berg took
his place and worked IN good form,
Ia the Second inning Harris double
scored Two more runs,
sullivan, former Trinity coach.
first man mp in tho flfth, walked and
scored on hits hy bowd and Wessolos-
Ri,
cnrbia's first score came as tho re-
suit OF two hunts and delayed dou.
bic steal which pushed snyder across
the platter sayder, first up IN the
eighth. doubled 10 lett and took third
on Rarnet's sacrifice, coming home
on Wessoloskrs balk. called by the
umpire.
Preisser made n strong bid for q
score IL the ninth when he iripIed 10
ieop left, bat was caugh, az tho plate
on close decision, The throw in.
from deep left 10 shortstop TO home.
was as pretty piece o. work as
could he imagined. hoing executed by
Leitch 10 Mills 70 Reddy.
Fast Game sunday
on sunday The Corbin team goes
Mp against another fast outft when
they 20 10 Lake Quonopaug. North
Guilford, 10 play the Quonos az Quono
park. This team is considered one Of
the fastest IN the state and II New
Brtain wins il will be the first team
20 trouHce the Quonos. Rooters from
this city. going down by auto. should
go TO East Berlin, Niiddletown ans
Durham. then take the new state
road toward Guiford. The game
starts 1T $3.50 daylight time.
The score Of Yesterdays game:
Inrtin Ped
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
PhiIs Lose Two

Philadelphia, May 31.-The rush
of the Athletics toward the top of the
American league was halted abruptly
yesterday when Boston took both the
morning and afternoon games. Thu
first was an exciting contest won by
a score of to 5, but in the afternoon
Boston outclassed the Athletics and
won, to .. Score
fMorning Camel.
r. h. ..
BOSTON ... nnn h0i 1876 IL /
Philadelphis - 900 ioi 2io--5 10 2
Batteries Plcinich. Walters and Ehmke !;
Perkins Hasty, Heinach and Nalberg.
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TANKS CONTINUE UNUSUAL
RECORDAND HOLD STRONG
POSITION AT TOP OF Pile

In Recent Trip Captured II Out of 20 Games, Wonder
fully Fine Record-Pirates Draw Closer to Giants BY
Capturing Two in One Day-Cncy and Philadelphia
Each Trounee Opponents in Morning and Afternoon
Battles.
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Twrnty-rice Years Ago

On May 81. 1923. Brooklyn had lost
Is Of the last Is games played in the
ia-team league.
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Afternoon Game
MN yarx.


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yrsrt,HDAy.s HONERs

Burns, Red SoX .........+.t...
Flagstead. Red Sox ...........
II. Blankenship. White Sox ...
Hauser. Athletics ...............
Bailey. Dodgers ................
Vance. Dodgers .................
O'Cmnell. Giants ...............
Groh. Giants ................
Carey. Pirates .........-.......
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