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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07

Claude WatkinsFof Louisville had
the bad luck TO araw the champion
in the first round. Jack Mckay of
this city will meet Alfonso, the Span
ish Davis cup player in the opening
round.
Wallace Johnson, No. in the ma
tional rating, meets F. O'Connen of
Chicago, at the start. Howard Kin
sey of California plays Wallace Rich
ards Of indianapolis, and his brother,
Robert Kinsey, takes on Edward Will
son of Chicago.
Johnny Hennesssey, locai Star and
western champion, plays a fellow
townsman. when he clashes with T.
Eggman. Johnny's partner in the
doubles. Walter Wesbrook of De
troit, meets Phil Lewis of this city.
George Lott, junior clay court cham
pion, plays G. s. Mitchell Of Indian
apolis in the mems event.
The official draw is as follows:
Manuel Alfonso. Spain. and John G. Nc
Donald strachan. Philadelphia. and Jack
virdsn. Cleveland, and R. Crane. Indiana
-ouise Kuhler, Jr. Cincinnati. and Leslie
vzEsman. Chicago.
Y howard hlnsey. San Francisco, and " al
lace Richards. Indianapolis
L. Wright. Worcester Mass and George
Starbuck. Indianapolis
Clifford March, Jr., Buffalo and Sam
Isador Adler. Indianapolis. and Henry C.
WICK Jr.. Cleyeland
o'Connen Chicago.
G. oConnell. Chicago. and Art Hubben
B. L. Rice. Chicago, and Leo Kurzock. In
dtsnapolis.
Leland Hsworth. Indianapolis. and Merit.
Walter wesbrook. Detroit. and Phil Lewis.
Indianapolis.
George Lott Chicago. and G. s. Mitchell,
Charles Benton. Cleveland. and A. l..
Weiner. Philadelphia
Hence Orne, Jr., Indianapolis. and Ralph
Stacey, Cincinnati.
william T. Tilden. Philadelphia. and
Claude Watkins. louisville.
Albrecht Kipp, Indianapolis, and Sidney
Appel Louisville
Fred Bastian, Indianapolis, and Frank
Roth. Indianapolis.
Fiske Landers Indianapolis and Jerry
=. Kirk Reid, Cleveland, and David oLough-
PHI Bettens San Francisco and Chester
Manifold Indianapolis.
Gerald Emerson. Milwaukee. and ]. B.
J. K GaiDin indianapolis. and C. F.
Emison. Chicago.
Robert Kinsey, san Francisco, and Ed
ward Wilson. Chicago.
julius Sagalowsxy. Indianapolis. and
Charles Van Wagner, Louisville
J; Hare. Indianapolis. and ]. L. Eagles
field. Indianapolis
Don Turner. Chicago. and J. C. Conrad.
Chicago.
John Hennessey. Indianapolis, and T Egg
man, Indianapolis
Thomas A. Hendricks. Indianapolis and
Edward Pfeher. Louisville
J. H. Ehlers, Indianapolis, and Leo Lunn.
Chicago.
John A. Barr. Dallas and Ralph Burdick.
Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
PRINTER TOURNEY
SQUAD SELECTED
Manager Cooke Names Typos
for New York Trip,

Vaughn Cooke manager Of the In
dianaoplis printers team of the Union
Printers National League, today an
nounced the roster of the club that
will make the trip to New York in
August for the annual typo baseball
tournament. The players will leave
Aug. 3.
The following players were chosen
to represent Indianapolis:
Pitchers. Steel and Erghott; catch
ers, Terrence and B. Kelly; first base,
Keep, second base. Scudder; third
base. Morical; shortstop. Stick; left
field, Miller: center field, Noting; right
field, Pringle; utility. Smith.
If B. Kelly unable to go another
player will take his place. Fourteen
cities have teams entered in the typo
league.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
JOHNSTON EASILY
DEFEATS HUNTER
Little Biz Adds English Ten
mis- Title to List,

BIZ United Press
WIMBLEDON. England. July T.
William NJ Johnston, California-ten-
mis- star, added another championship
to his string here today when he east
ly defeated Francis T. Hunter. an
other American, in the final singles
match of the all-England tourney.
Winning the first set at love, Lit
tie BIZ had no serious opCsition. The
scores were 60. 6-3, 81.
In the finals Of the mixed doubles,
Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Lycett de-
feated Mrs. Shepperd- Barren and
Deane after a hard fight. ga. rs.
Suzanne Lenglen, sparkling French
woman tennis champion of the world
retained her title Friday on the VIM
bledon courts by defeating Miss Nc
Kane, English player. So, 60.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
TR|BESMEN FIND
J|NX AWAITING
EN- IN KAWTOWN
ChriStenbury and Janvrin
Out of Action-HiII Just
Right for Blues Bats,

By Times Special
KANSAS CITY. No. July The
jinx that was said to be lowering over
the Blues in their new park hoped
off the backs of Wilbur Goods men
Friday and settled in the Indianapo-
lis dugout Obtaining a firm toe-hold
he nearly squeezed the life out Of the
Tribe ball club and the damage he
created was horrible.
Said Mr.. Jinx gave his attention to
Carmen Hill and Harold Janvrin and
IS a result Hill took a pasting on the
mound that he will carry to the end
Of his baseball career and poor
Janvrin fell a victim to the spikes OF
g. K. c. baserunner and was carried
off the field with a deep cash in ons
leg.
glastonbury was out of the game
with a sprained ankle and the injury
to Janvrin took a lot Of strength out
Of the tribe lineup. But the K. c.
bats. How they did rattle. Five
runs in the first inning, eight runs In
the second and two runs IN the fourth
Cavet relieved Hill and stopped the
slaughter to some extent, but the
Blues had obtained enough markers
off Hill to put them far ahead Of the
game The final score was 10 to 6.
The Indians didn't wilt, however. and
they had the satisfaction Of forcing
the Blues to change pitchers Dawson
and Carter did the f1inging for the
home crew.
Three games are to be played over
the weekend, one this afternoon and
two Sunday. Games also will be
played Monday and Tuesday.
Kansas City always was a hard
town for the Indians. Last year the
Tribesmen were leading the league at
this time and a visit to this city
knocked EN- off.
Kansas City was within few
POINTS of the A A top rung today.
Unless the Indians take a brace and
check the Blues the league leadership
probably will change hands over the
weekend.
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FIRPO IMPROVES
SKILL IN WORK
FOR WILLARD CO
And He Hits Like Bricks Fall,
Says Bill Tate, Sparring
Partner,
BY PAUL MALLON.

p LONG BRANCH. N. J., July O.
"Looie" Ffrpo. the South American
wild man." can punch right now as
hard as Jack Dempsey ever did.
That is the contention of the best
authority on the subject-Big Bill
Tate, the giant black who was Demp-
sey's chief sparring partner for two
years and now is preparing Firpo for
the battle with Jess Willard next
Thursday night.
He Needs Experience
With a little more training this
big boy will be able to hit harder
than Dempsey" Tate said. "All he
needs is experience.
Firpo is fit; he has improved every
day since he knocked out Young Jack
McAuliffe two months ago.
With his hair struggling down over
his forehead. his wild, peering eyes,
his massive, hairy chest and his
powerful shoulders. he looks like a
savage. He seems TO be troubled with
a little cold. coughing occasionally. but
outside Of that he appears perfect
physically.
Good Against McAuliffe
Sparring with McAuliffe at his
training camp here he looked like a
whirlwind Friday
Against Bill Tate. however. the wild
man wasn't 50 wild. Tate "tugged"
him about and bounced uppercuts off
his chin.
The crowds watching the workout
got the idea that F'irpo's cave-man
offense wouldn't work so well against
man who has d long left like Will
lard He didn't show up well in the
clinches.
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A. B. C.S BATTLE
FOR FIRST PLACE
Locals Have Chance to Take
Lead in CoIored Loop.

A B. C.s have a chance to go into
first place in Negro National League
Sunday when they meet tho Ameri.
can Giants Of Chicago at Washington
ParK in the first of fve.game series.
The AS are less than one game out
OF first and victory Sunday would
put them ahead by three points. Only
one game is scheduled for Sunday.
starting at ais p. m. Games will
be played Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Former A. B. C.s playing with RUDE
Fosters club are De Moss. captain and
second beseman; Jimmy Lyons, Rile
and Malarcher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
Speed Race Off

Continued rain again has
forced the postponement of the
100-mile race at the Hoosier Mo-
tor Speedway. which was to have
been held this afternoon. 1t is
the second postponement. as the
race was originally scheduled for
July 4.
Though definite plans have not
been made, there is a possibility
the event will be held next Sat
urday. If this course is not de-
cided upon the race will be called
off altogether. The next event
Is scheduled for Aug. 1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
BEECHER OUT OF RING
Charles Eyes Go Bad and He Must
Retire.
BIZ United Ne1os

BIZ JHtted NetcS
NEW YORK, July Charlie
Beecher, the ~plucky 122-pounder, has
quit the fight game.
Beecher became blind In his left eye
five days before his recent bout with
Pepper Martin. and his right eye was
closed by out during that fight.
Beecher will be kept to his home at
least six weeks by the injuries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07

Last winter, while looking over the
leading professionals who were play
ing the southern circuit, I discussed
this feature of play with a number
of them.
Disaster Is Easy.
lone bad round in a national open
means disaster" remarked Mike
Brady. "By bad round I mean an
so, which, after ali. isn't so bad.
That means you must play almost
miraculous golf to stick around 800
and unless you play better than that
you have little hopes of winning"
A dozen pros, all of whom have
finished high up In the national open,
were a unit in the belief that 800
score was nothing to brag over in a
big tournament, and that a 290 or
whereabouts was nearer the total
needed to have a good chance to win.
The records Of the national open
bear out the consensus of the crack
players that you must be under 900
to be anywhere. 1t is an interesting
fact that in the last thirteen years
or since 1909 that the winner of the
golfing world series has only thrice
required more than 800.
Seldom Total Over 800
In 1911. J. j. McDermott, Mike
Brady and George Simpson finished
in a triple tie with a total of 307.
McDermott won the playoff.
Two years later the two great Eng
lish golfers, Ted Ray and Harry Var
don, finished in tie with the youth
full Francis Ouimet.
In 1919 Walter Hane and Mike
Brady finished in a tie over the Brae-
Burn course at West Newton, Mass.
The pair finished with score Of 301.
Hagen won the playoff with a stroke
to spare.
Gene Sarazen. in winning last year
with a score of 2SS. registered the
second lowest score ever to win the
national open. In 1915 Chick Evans,
with 2s6. set the low mark in the
event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
SPANISH METER SHOWS
WELL IN ILLINi MEET

Alfonso Reaches Semi Finals-Other
Matches at Chicago.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. July Manuel Alfonso,
Spain, was to meet Wallace Johnson,
Philadelphia, in the semi-flnals Of the
illinois mate tourney mems tennis
singles here today. Other matches:
Lott yesterday won the Illinois
Junior championship, defeating David
O'Laughlin, So, SO. Helen Wills
easily won from Mrs. Carrie Nicely,
60, 90.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
Canadian in Fort Show Carries Sleep
Producing Wallop.

Gene La Rue, Canadian boxer. who
meets Kid Sparks of Terre Haute in
the main event at the Fl. Benjamin
Harrison show Tuesday is training in
Dayton, Ohio, for his coming bout.
t&sa Rue recently entered the ban
10 class. AS a fiyweight he had a
long string of K. O.'s to his credit
Jimmy Gordon, who fought at Wash
fngton Park last Thursday, also was
put away last winter.
The semi-wind-up of eight rounds
between Freddie Boorde and Rustic
Russell looks like a good scrap. Three
prsliminaries OF four rounds each will
atart the show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07

Columbus annexed a smuggling affair
from the Saints Friday. The Saints
ere feeling the punishment handed
out to them for rioting by PREF
Hickey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
Made Net Title Links Event Soon Start
FINE LIST OF STARS IN
Q CLAY COURT MEET DRAW

Tiden AonSo johnson, Knsey Brothers and Others Form
impressive Group of Entries PLAY Starts Monday
The parngs for the mems singles the National clay court
tourney which Woodstock Club Monday 30
announced today by the committee charge The entry list
shows of including the worlds champion tennis play
ers. William T Tifden of PHILADELPHIA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07

Two-base hits-wright. Blackburne 2,
Whelan 2. Dawson. Yerkes. Three-base
hits-Skih. Roth. Wright Home-run-
Brief. Sarifces-Roth Kirke. Double
rlays-Campbell to Sticking to Kirke. 2.
Left on bases-Ksnsas City. 9; Indianapolis.
/: off Csvet. q Struck out-By Cavet
by Dawson, I. Hits-On Hill, 10 in 1 Ia
innings on Dawson. s in 2-3 innings off
Cavet, 13 In 2-3 innings: off Carter, In
. 1-3 innings. Losing pitcher-Hiii Utn-
pires-Muilen and Chill Time-I AS.
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Yesterdays Results
. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


SsoluTmbgs -~.... 52d d9I 4 o2 Il 3
Northrop. Weaver. Ambrose. Hartley
zales.
LIS9gisyiIls 0 000 LOO LOO J599!!-S g Q
Xoob. Holley. Brottem; Gearin. shinault,
M IiaH4 -. 100 100 YG o8 55.-1i Il 5
Giard. Finneran. Anderson: Morrisette.
Tipple. Grabowski.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. ... 10 600 02I-5 IL o
st. Louis. ......... 200 600 600 S /
Hoyt. Holman; Shocker. SEVERED.
Boston! $500. 600 600 oso-s 9 O
Cleveland. r....... 200 600 30'-5 9 o
Ehmke. Fullerton, Picinich; Uhle. o'Nein
Philadelphia-Detroit (rain).
Washington-Chicago (ralnl.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh. 49,. Dol OoI OOO-2 o
Philadelphia. $500. 020 102 00'-5 IL z
Cooper. Kunz. Schmidt: Mitchell. Henline.
cincinnati-New York (rainl.
Chicago-Boston (rain).
St Louis Brooklyn (rain).
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The haywood Grays play Valley Mills
sunday. Last week they easily defeated the
Sttlesville club Stronger opposition is want
ed Call Belmont $3.50. ring 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
THRoNG GREETS GIBBONS
Ten Thousand Admirers on Hand
When Tommy Returns Home.

BIZ Unffed PTeS8
ST. PAUL, July TEN thousand
cheering admirers greeted Tommy Glib
bonsbons, the defeated hero" Of
Shelby's pine bowl, when he arrived
hdme here today.
Gibbons stepped from a Great
Northern train and smiled a greeting.
He showed no effects of his battle
with Jack Dempsey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
MORRIS is SCULL CHAMP

HOnOrs in Thames Race Fought Tor
by Two Englishmen.
By United Press
HENLEY, England, July IN. K.
Morris defeated D. H. L. Gollan in the
final of the Diamond souls race on
the Thames here this afternoon. Col
Ian eliminated Walter Hoover, Amer
lean star, in the first trial heat several
days ago. Both finalists are Eng
lishmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSN.-Indpls. at K. G. Col.
81 St P. Louis. at Nil. Tol. at MINI.
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LAWRENCE. Ind July s.-The Lawrence
TENDER Address Clell Gibson, Lawrence. Ind.
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by the wayside.

The individual State championship
consists of thirty-six holes of qualify
ing play. in which thirty-two golfers
will qualify, Medal scores will count.
The remainder will be match play.
The first and second rounds win con-
sist Of eighteen holes and the remain
der thirty-six holes.
Consolation Matches.
In the consolation matches will be
the presidents flight. vice-president's
flight, directors flight. committees
fight, secretary's flight, good fellow
ship flight in two sections. and Indi.
ana flight in two sections.
In the special events. will be a team
match in which any club in the asso.
citation having four or more OF its
members in the two qualifying rounds
can count the four lowest scores for
the thirtysix holes as the team score.
A special father and son match will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07
PROGRAM MAKES
UP STATE GOLF TOURNEY
Besides Championship Play Many Special Features viii
Furnish Interesting Competition at Muncie,

The program of the Indiana Golf Association twenty
annual championship be held the Delaware Country
Club of Muncie starting Aug 13, shows interesting list Of
events Besides the championship play there
ton matches and other special features for the golfers drop
he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-07

Boys Club Midgets will play the j. Ps al
diamond No. B, Riverside, at 3:30 Sunday
The following players take notice: Collins
Moriartty, Harmening. Eastman SNOWFALL
Hartman, Ivory. Bartick. Naperstick,
Sweeney and Joseph
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Major Homers Yesterday
WilIshls, Browns, 1-13.
Jameson, Cleveland Indians, Ill.
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Grand Circuit Results
At North Randall, July 9

The Tavern 'isteak" for 2:12-class Trot-
ting (purse So, 600 three heats)-.
B Bcealu ssno es q r. Fsomasj !
ogpids Aibingen, br g n. Thomasj : 10 z
Miss Rhipeianderr; p m IIWhitej 3 z g
erts Captain g Peter. will Tell Gordon Peter
and Polly Rood March also started.
Tin1e-2:o5 Is, 2:o7 10, 2:o3 a-5 new
records.)
The Experiment for, 3Year-old PAGERS
tmoney value $3.50; three heats)-
Anna Anna Bra a Girl ts White} ] ]
Echo Rof III ThomasJ ....... 5 4
Palmetto. bf IL. Brusiel .. 5
The Scheme Flying Direct. Lula Forbes
and Dewey Hall also started.
Time-2:0 5 1-5. O5 3-5. 200 As.
ZOO Pacing tpurse 81 200; two in
5 g1iH1 a'f Direct 6r H3GG hRiidsS 3
Robert Direct, CHI g (Ray) ..... ..-. 2
Lillian his f silR@ood blk m0rF Greers Z
Red Lancelot and Hazel Kuestner also
started.
2:12;class Pacing (puree $1,000; three
E EaRs F brsss. G e. o& 1sesg Stokes.
Minnie Nc Mckinney, ; m y tMaiiowj 10 Z S
Lambetto.. ct g tRay) 4
King Able, Daphne the Great, Barney s
Tramp. Dixie Direct and sizzfast also
started.
The Fasig Sweepstakes (for 3-year-olds:
2 :12 class trotting; purse $4,000; three
heets)-
e.! ssasl4 %aeshs ,i.P a. rhons.j..
Queen Eta. twhite} :....;
Frank Worthy. John Gallagher Eta AK
worthy DR.. MONTGOMERY Joe Nc. Winnie
Harvester also started.
.Good TinE stable entry
Time :0ss 4-5. 2;os 3-5. 1903 2-5.
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Consolation Matches.
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL.

Hundreds of amateur ball tossers looked
at the leaking clouds this morning and said
terrible things about the weather man. About
the only hope for the various league sched-
uIes being played today was a bright sun
early this afternoon. The park diamonds
were %eIs.I in bad shape for play and double
ponements later in the season.
LAWRENCE, Ind. July s.-The Lawrence
White Sox want games for August and SEN
TENDER. Address Cieil Gibson, lawrence nee Ind Ind
The haywood Grays play Valley Mills
snihaay Last Last week they easily defeated the
ed. Call Belmont $3.50. ring 2.
Boys Club Midgets will play the j. P.s al
diamond No. o, Riverside, at $3.50 Sunday.
The following players take notice: Collins
MORTALITY Harmening, Eastman. SNOWFALL,
e Hantman Ivory. Bartick. Naperstick.
The Candy A. c. will play at Bridgeport
Sunday. July is. Candy wants a game 10
be played at Candy this Sunday. Call Main
1911 and ask for Baker
The College Cubs are without game for
Sunday Call Kepwood 4025 and ask for
Lawrence.
The Elm IIndisnapols Giants will meet the In
dates on July Is and % and would like to
hear from fast State teams. Call Webster
3171.
The x. of P baseball team is without
game for Sunday and have a park permit
Call Drexel 1880 and ask for Jerry. Column.
bus, Acton, New Palestine take notice.
rion Cardinals at Riverside No. at 8 80 on
Sunday Mills, Henderson. Lee. F and A.
Hathaway, Watson and Harper take notice.
The manager of the Southern Maroons Ia
re quested to call Drexel S640 in regard to
game for July Is
The Cataracts will meet the Maxwell
Grays at Maxwell, Ind, Sunday at $50.
bus will leave Capitol Ave. and Washington
St at IL :45 a. m. All players take notice
Henson, Nichols or Cook will be on the firing
line with Essick receiving for the Cataracts.
All Mapeton Rambler players are request
ed to meet at the Mapleton clubhouse this
evening at 7 o'clock. The Mapletons play
the Riversides Sunday at D. m. on Riv-
erside diamond No. Q.
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The Candy A. c. will play at Bridgeport
Sunday. July 49, Candy wants a game to
be played at Candy this Sunday Call Main
1911 and ask for Baker.
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COMPETITION FOR GOLF
LAURELS TO BE KEEN
Experts Figure Winner Of National Open Meet H East Next
Week Must Score Under 800.
By BILLY EVANS

What will be the of the winner of the naonappe golf
championship scheduled July the Inwood Country
Club course Inwood, Long IsandY
fairly safe the will have to play better than
300
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The College Cubs are without a game for
Sunday Call Kepwood 1925 and ask for
Lawrence.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE-Cin. at y. Y Chi
at Bos. q gsmes). St. L. at Brklyn q
games). Pitts at Phila.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE-N. Y. at St. L.
Wash at Chi. q games). Phila. at bet %
games). Bos. at Cleve- two games).
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The Indianapolis Giants will meet the In
dianapois Stars. Sunday, in double header
at Douglass Park. The Giants have open
dates on July 10 and % and would like TO
hear from fast State teams Call Webster
3171.
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3
Frank Worthy. John Gallagher. Eta AK
worthy. DR.. MONTGOMERY Joe Nc. Winnie
Harvester also started.
sGood Tin% stable entry
Time-2 :0S 4-5. o:0S as. a:O9 2-5.
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The X. of P baseball team is without a
game for Sunday and have a park permit
Call Drexel 1880 and ask for Jerry. Column
bus, Acton, New Palestine take notice
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The New York Red Sox will play the Ma
rion Cardinals at Riverside No at 80 on
Sunday. Mills, Henderson, Lee. F and A.
Hathaway. Watson and Harper take notice
The manager of the Southern Maroons Ia
re quested to call Drexel S640 in regard to
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Grays at Maxwell, Ind. Sunday at 2:3O. A
bus will leave Capitol Ave- and Washington
st. at IL :45 a. m. All players take notice.
Henson, Nichols or Cook will be on the firing
line with Essick receiving for the Cataracts.
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Last winter, while looking over the
leading professionals who were play
ing the southern circuit, I discussed
this feature of play with a number
of them.
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LA RUE HAS K. o. RECORD

St LOuis-BrOOklyn (rainl