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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13

Nova mzdova saba.
Delegati americke sklafske unie
odbyvajici konvenci svoji minuleho
tSdne v hotelu Emerson, usnesli sc
na vypracovani plann pro zmenu
mzdove sazby v rnzn5ch odborech
sklarskeho pr6myslu. Plany ma
zmenu pfedlozeny bndou konferen-
CT tovarnikG, jez konana bude v
Atlantic City.
Harem jeho tuzbou, rozvod
ypatdch.
Poole svedectyi Girly Benner Po-
hi. jez vysoudila dplny rozvod cd
Fritze Pohla. mantel jeff touzil by
I'll Turkem a miti harem. Spolu
zoeuznana manzelka zalovala. .ze me-
ni podle gusta -manzelova. kter5
.preje 81 iiny typ Zen. Rozvedene
rmanzelce povoleno bylo ma v5zivu
$25 tydn9.
z nlice spadl do Sklepa.
Ma rohu Fayette ulice a Park
avenue spadl v dter5 zelezn5mi
dvermi, jimiz vchod do sklepa z
ulice 7avfen byl. neznam5 muz, die
vseho krejci ..ze San Pedro, Kal. a
tezce se zranil.
Pfi vstoupeni "a dvefe tyto po-
volily neznam5 spadl do bloubky
10 stop.
Sto deSet Sndi piya Skonfi-
Sk0vdnO.
Sto deset sud0 piva skoufiskovano
byl) ma Camden nadrazf B. & y.
drahy sobotu odpoledne yladnimi
agenty Washingtonn. Pivo po-
slano bylo Baltimorsk5m salooni-
k1m podle jedn9ch 2 Pittsburgh,
podle druhych Filadelfie.
Konyence nezadonci.
Bud Baltimore anebo Cleveland
majf byti misty. v nichz denokra-
ticka konyence roku 1924 odbyyana
byti ma. jak pfedpovida "prorok"
David Lawrence. Podle v1dc0 de-
mokraticke strany Marylandske Bal
timore konvenci, ma niz vyvolen
byti ma kandidat presidentskeho q
fadu, nestoji.
PozarenSky kapitan SnSpendovan
ma Is dni.
Herman W. Hoehn, kapitan pc
zarenske stanice. {. 40, suspendo-
van byl IA Is dni "a trest pro sraz-
ku hasicskeho trucku vlakem Wes.
tern Maryland drahy 80. kvetna.
We srazce. jez udala se ma ceste ku
pozaru. .zranen byl kapitan diva ha-
sici.
May0rOvi nkradli k0$iIe.
Zatim co eernossky chauffeur OBJ.
staraval n9jake ..posflky mayorove
m9sta. n6kdo z automebilu mayoro.
va stojiciho u Lexington trznice v
pondSli ukradl tfinact kosil, ktere
mayor Jackson postal 81 do pradel.
ny.
- Harry Ellis. mattel obcho lu
ma Madison avenue. pokutovan byl
$2l.70. ponevac neuposlechl rozka-
zu. ably vycistil sklep dvorek do
mu.
- Tvrdic. ze Harry P. Bartell,
1909 W. Norh avenue. il slfbil &c
81 j vezme "a manzelku pfedstiraje
ze je vdovcem. zazalovala jei Glars
Tomlinson ma $40. 900, kdyz zvede-
la. ze je zenat.
- Nadoba ma paleni Thu obje'
mu rs galon6 skonfiskovana byla ,
pristavku "a domem (. 9l5 E.
Pratt ulice. Susi agenti vedle toht
skonfiskoyali 100 galon1 hotove ko
falky, 500 liber cukru a 1900 gallo
no kvasici sm9si
Prolezli jimi tax. ze JIM Sc ma.
nz nechyti.
M9stsk5 zdravotnf komisar, DR.
Jones, shaduie se pine DIR. Parken
z New Yorskehc zdravotniho odbo
'ru. ze NEST aci prolezli jsou zarod
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
Name Sl0na.

Mary Ann. sion, ktereho minule-
no roku ujala se srolecnost' poulic-
nich kar kdyz parkovnf v5bor ode.
pTel mu 1tulku v Druid Hill parku,
rozhodnutfm mayora mesta Jackso-
ma ubytovan bude We velkolepe resi-
denci, jez pre- neho zbudovana bude
v Druid Hill parku. Do parku sion
uveden ply bude Sc slavou. jake
Baltimore nevidelo. Snad delegace
ze ysech NEST Unie se sjedou, treba
take nGjaky ten kral z EVropy, nell
dokonce n9jaky ten prime al Indie.
odkud MARY Ann" privezena byla
Bude-li to " dobe skolniho roku,
tfeba skolnf deti budou miti prazd-
no tfeba slunfcko hodinu dele
bude zariti ma blshem se rozplyvaji-
elm Baltimore sc vsemi jeho " blahu
se kolebajicimi. Ma konec ulehajf-
ce 81 ma lnzka. xii Inc oddechneme.
ze Ease jednu starost' meme.
DoStdva cd snchych | mokrych.
Marylandsti clenove kongresu.
mokri susi, shodli Sc dtoku ma
Ora Smalla Virginie. ktery kon.
ferenci va Winona Lake. Ind, ma
vrhoval. ably pracovano bylo k to-
mu. by Maryland a New York ne
m9ly pravo posflati sve zastupce do
kongresu. dokud statni vynucovaci
zakon prohibice nebude zaTaden do
zrizeni statnfho.
Mokri susi shoduji se v tom. ze
navrh je nerozumnS, pon9vac kon.
gres prava toho nema a kdyby
mel. ze by he nikdy neuzil.
Ut0nul.
V Back river spadl ned9li q.
lety William Schmld motorovehC
clunu do hlubiny reky a utonul
Ku utonutf pomohl asi ten fakt, II
Schmid, prodavac sladkych napojt
firmy Phillip Bros, mel vymknu
tou ruku vymknuv 81 il sobotr
pri skladani bedny lahvemi.
BaltimOTan zabit We Virginii.
i Phi vraceui sc do Baltimore
Endless Cave. Va. automobil.
n9mz jeli Baltimofane: L. R. Og
den William Schley, spadl na
spu silnicniho Odgen, Glen depart
, mentu Baltimore News. byl zabit
Schley t9zce zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
PozarenSky kapitan snSpendoyan
ma Is dni.

Herman w. Hoehn, kapitan pc
zarenske stanice. {. 40. suspendo-
van byl na Is dni "a trest pro sraz-
ku hasicskeho trucku vlakem Wes.
tern Maryland dr&hy 80. kv9tna.
We srazce. jez udala se ma ceste ku
pozaru. .zranen byl kapitan diva ha-
sici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
Harem jeho tuzbou, rozvod
patdch.

Poole svedectyi Girly Benner Po-
hl. jez vysoudila 6plny rozvod cd
Fritze Pohla. mantel jeff touzil BY
ii Turkem miti harem. Spolu
zoeuznana manzelka zalovala. .ze me-
ni .podle gusta -manzelova. kter5
pfeje 81 jiny typ Zen. Rozvedene
manzelce povoleno bylo ma v5zivu
$25 tydn9.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13
Z Hlice Spadl do Sklepa.

Ma rohu Fayette ulice a Park
avenue spadl v dter5 zelezn5mi
dvefmi, jimiz vchod do sklepa z
ulice 2avfen byl. neznam5 muz, die
vseho krejci .ze San Pedro, Kal. a
tezce se zranil.
Pfi vstoupeni ga dvefe tyto CO.
volily neznamy spadl do bloubky
10 stop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-07-13

We stfedu francouzsk5 senat
schvalil Washingtonskou dohodu o
omezeni namorniho zbrojeni. Schva.
leni senatu naplnilo nasi vladu IL
spokojenfm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
FIVE BOUTS ON
HARRISON CARD
Usual Attractive Weekly FiS-
tic Show at Fort,

Fistic fans get their weekly bill OF
fare at the Fit. Benjamin Harrison
open air arena tonight, when five
bouts will be staged. In the main
event Pete Macklin of st. Louis will
swap punches with Red Mcdonald Of
Toledo, and it is said these 12S-pound
boys know how to provide the action.
They are scheduled for ten rounds.
In the seni-wind-up, frankie Beal OF
Muncie gets a chance TO show his
wares against Rustic Russell Cincin-
natl lightweight. Beal is a great
favorite in Muncie, but he will have
to show something to outpoint Rus
sell, who recently defeated Freddie
Boorde.
The prelinas tonight will see mill
tary talent in action, including Andy
Pirnick, fresh from CoblenZ. who
meets -Reamer Roberts OF a local
guard organization.
Fighting Ferraris from Fl. Thomas,
KY, is carded with Eddie English Of
this city, and Keenedge Keener from
FIT. Thomas tackles Shaner MCGEE Of
Indianapolis. The prelims will be
four-round affairs and the first bout
will start at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
BABE RUTH AND
OTHER YANKS IN
EXHIBITION HERE
Bambino and New York Mates
Coming to Play Indians
Exhibition Aug. IA.

Babe Ruth, swat specialist and
owner Of the big league home run
record of flfty-nine, which he es-
tablished in 1921, is going to perform
in indianapolis, Aug. IA, when the
New York Yankees meet the Indians
in an exhibition game at Washington
Park.
Vice President w. c. Smith. r.,
who has been in New York. retu.a ~,
to Indianapolis today with the an
nouncement Of the Babes date in this
city.
Smith says the contract for the
Tribe exhibition with the Yankees
calls for the New York first team to
appear and therefore other outstand-
ing stars to be seen in addition to
the Bambino will be Pipp. Meusel
Smith, Scott, Dugan, Ward and Witt
Of Miller Higgins American League
champions and present league leaders.
Ruth is filing a large order this
season. He is blasting home runs &C.
casionally and also pounding the ball
for a high average. In fact, at this
time he is second in the American
League clouting averages. He has
improved as fielder and his all
around work is the talk Of baseball.
The Indianapolis club is ready to
accept ticket reservations for Babe
Ruth day" and ducats can be obtained
at the Washington Park office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
WILLS AND FIRPO
MANAGERS START
BATTLEFORF|GHT
Pilot of DuSky Scrapper De-
cIares His Charge Has
Right of Way,
BY HENRY FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, July CHATTING
over dough, dough, who's gonna get
the dough-" two political factions,
rival promoters and the supporters Of
Harry Wills plan to carry their fight
to the New York boxing commission
One side wants the commission to
sanction the Dempsey Firpo fight in
the Polo Grounds on Sept. IA and the
other side wants Firpo tossed aside
and Wills named as the opponent for
the champion for a fight to be staged
in the Yankee Stadium on Labor day
Politicians are chiefly interested in
having it decided officially which fac
ton is to get the money from the
rext heavyweight championship fight
and Firpo and Wills are only pawns
on the board.
Paddy Mullins, manager of Wills,
will appeal for justice to his fighter
on the ground that Wills is entitled
to the first shot at the title since he
signed the contract more than a year
ago to fight the champion.
In reply to the assertion of Jack
Kearns that no promoter had offered
him terms for a Dempsey-Wills fight.
Mullins will argue that Simon Fla
herty, Long Island City promoter, did
make legitimate offer.
Kearns says he aoes not consider
FTaherty as a competent promoter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
TRIBE RESUMES
BREWER SERIES
Teams Battle for Possession
of Fifth Position.

Brewers and Indians were to resume
their series at Washington Park this
afternoon after enjoying a day off
Monday.
The Cream City boys were rather
astonished at the outcome of the dou-
ble-header Sunday, in which they suf-
fered two defeats, and Manager Clark
said he'll have to do little damage to
the renewed force displayed by the
Tribesmen.
The clubs are in a battle for fifth
position in the standing and were even
up as they entered the fracas today.
The Indians once more are all to-
gether, with the hospital list cleared.
Therefore. they are looking forward
to better luck and they have their rud-
der set to carry them into the first
division.
Kansas City drew up even with St.
Paul for the Association lead by win
ning at Louisville Monday while the
Saints were idle at Columbus. The
flag race looks like a battle to the
wire between those two clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
Big League Liners

The Boston Braves won over the
Cubs Monday when Ford hit a homer
in the first inning with the bases
filed.
The Phils dropped two to the Reds,
Cincinnati jumped into second place
in the thriller National race.
Walter Johnson, star hurler of the
Washington Senators, BANKED the
Tigers.
Connie Mack chirped no, we used
TO have a ball team" when the
Athletics dropped two Of them to the
Browns.
Leverette and the White Sox failed
to hold the Yanks, Monday.
Squire Ebbets prepared his most
valuable 10-cent medal for Tom
Griffith when he smacked a homer in
the ninth with two on and gave the
Robins victory over the Cards.
Pittsburgh scored five runs in the
ninth inning to beat the Giants In
tho first game. but the Giants won
the second easily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
FERNDALE GRID SESSION
Booster Meeting Called at Clubhouse
Wednesday Evening.

The football dope pot has been show
ing signs Of boiling over out around
the Ferndale Athletic Club, so the
management of this seasons grid
squad has decided to take the lid of.
Therefore, Wednesday evening a meet.
ing will be held at the clubhouse, King
Ave. and W. Tenth ST., TO which are
invited all former Ferndale players,
all Ferndale members and followers.
together with all players who intend
trying out for places on this seasons
squad.
This is not a football practice meet
ing. Manager Wertz announces, but is
simply to outline plans for the COM
ing season and to give the club fol.
lowers an idea OF what may be ex-
pected in the way Of a F'erndale team
this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31

Entry blanks will be published We'd
nesday. On Monday night. Aug. s, a
meeting will be called of managers Of
all teams entered for the purpose OF
explaining the rules of the tourney,
drawing the pairings for the opening
round and the assignment of umpires
and diamonds. The place and hour Of
the meeting will be announced later.
80 Teams in 1922
This year marks the fourth city
championship tournament under
auspices of The Indianapolis Times,
and each year has found the interest
and entry list growing. Last year
thirty-two teams entered the local
classic and large crowds followed their
favorites throughout the five rounds
Of play, with crowd estimated at
five thousand on hand for the final
battle between the Maywoods and the
Em-Roes.
The going is expected to be difficult
all around this year, as a number Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
AND
COLLEGE PHENOM
MEET ON COURTS
Johnny Defeats Three Mon
day and Then Takes on
GoodwiHie of Illinois u.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 31.-John Hennes-
sey, Indianapolis flash and western
title holder. today was to meet Wal
ter Goodwillie, University Of Illinois,
as the sequel to vanquishing three
opponents in Mondays play Of the
western tennis tournament.
One Of the upsets in play Monday
was the defeat of T. J. Mangan,
Washington, D. c., one of the East's
strongest players. by Allen Beher,
New York. 60. 60.
Today's feature matches were Hen
nessey VS.. Goodwilhe, Walter Yves
brook, Detroit, VS.. George O'Connell,
Chicago; Wray Brown, st. Louis. VS..
George Starbuck, indianapolis; Allan
Beher. New York, VS.. George Neeves,
Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
HARRY LEWIS TO REFEREE
D0WNEY-FIRP0 CONTEST
Man Who Handled Big Jersey Scrap
Gets Local Assignment

Harry Lewis, who refereed the Jess
Willard-Luis Firpo bout in Jersey
City. when Firpo scored a knockout
on the former heavyweight champion.
today was named third man in the
ring for the Joe Downey-F'irpo bout
at the Hoosier Motor Speedway here
the night of Aug. s.
Matchmaker Druley Of the National
A. c. communicated with Lewis today
and the well-known eastern referee
accepted the engagement.
Druly announced that Johnny Luc-
as and Freddie Boorde, lghtweights,
would meet in one of the six-round
bouts proceeding the appearance of
the giant South Americana Two
other six-round affairs are to be
arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
ILLUMINATION TRIALS IN
BEFORE RACE
Speed Fans Offered Double Entertain
ment at Dirt Track Saturday

Elimination trials are to be part Of
the speed program in the afternoon
prior to the 1O0-lap auto race at the
Heosier Motor Speedway next Satur-
day, according to an announcement
today by J. V. Lines, manager Of the
track.
The trials will open at one o'clock
and contir ne to three o'clock, immedi-
ately after which the race will start.
Admission TO the race will include
the privilege Of witnessing the trials
A prize viii be offered to the driver
turning the fastest lap in the trials.
Manager Lines has had the track
treated with a non-dust application
again and spectators are assured Of
a dustless race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
DAVIS CUP NET
TRYOUTS SUNDAY
Committee to Keep Eyes
Peeled on Doubles Team,
EIGHTH TIME,
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 31.--The first Of
the tryouts for the American Davis
tennis cup team will be held here
next Sunday.
Looking over players for the dou-
bles the committee will match the
Kinsey brothers against William John.
ston and Clarence Griffin, and Vincent
Richards and Francis Hunter against
another pair
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
National League 'If" Today
THIRD STRAIGHT FOR AS
Pitcher Cooper Holds Detroit Stars
to Six Hits.
BIZ Times Special

DETROIT. July 31.-The Indian
apolis A B. C.s annexed their third
straight victory over the Detroit Stars
In the Negro National League by win
ming Monday, II TO 4. Cooper held
the locals to six hits.
Charleston of Indianapolis got
home run. The AS collected eleven
hits
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

For games with the Clifton Americans. call
Harrison 1922 and ask for Ed. The Amer
leans hold a permit for Riverside diamond
The indianapolis Apollos defeated Helms
burg. IA to g The feature of the game
was the heavy hitting Of the Apollos- Strong
State teams desiring games in August and
September should address Thomas Ash. 1914
Blaine Ave, o. call Belmont 1918.
The indianapolis Union Railway team has
re-org anized and will carry the following
players: Brandon, Robinson, Services, Reese.
Fisher. Gilbert, Ayers. Virgins. Shering,
Hood. The above players are requested to
get in touch with Manager L. Connaughton-
A meeting will be held Thursday night at the
Union Station and the following men are re-
Quested to turn n uniforms: Sears, Bachelor.
Holt, Richardson, Woods. Games are wanted.
The team has a permit for Garfield No. 2
ct 3 80 Sunday. Call Drexel 1923.
The Washington A c. plays the Brookside
Cubs at Brooksids Park.
The Coca-Colas left the field in the ninth
inning and forfeited tie agme to haywood.
according to the haywood report. haywood
plays Valley Mills there Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
Villa Performs Tonight

By United NetCs
PHILADELPHIA. July 31.-The
fight scheduled here for Monday night
between Pancho Villa, f1yweight cham
pion. and Kid Williams, former ban
tam title holder, was postponed until
tonight on account of rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
Easy for GenarO

By Times Special
COLUMBUS. o.. July S1.-Frankie
Genaro. fiyweight champion Of Amer
lea. scored a technical k. o. on Buddy
Wallace Of Yonkers. n. Y. here Mon
day night in the fourth round. Wal
lace took much punishment before
the scrap was halted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
Babe 800

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 31.-Babe
Ruth closed up again in his drive
for the American League batting
championship when he got one
hit in three times up Monday,
while Heilmann Of Detroit went
hitless. The Detroit star is bat
ting 1896 and Ruth $50.
The Babe is three homers be-
hind Cy Williams, who has TWEEN
ty-seVen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
SOX SIGN COLLEGE STAR
Harry MuIlowney of Boston to Don
White Hose.

BIZ INftfd Press
BANGOR, Maine. July 31.-Harry
Mullowney OF Brooklyn, Mass, one Of
Boston Colleges star pitchers last sea
son, has been signed up by the White
Sox and will report at once.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
TAYLOR BEATS MURRAY

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind July 81
Bud Taylor, local bantam who is
matched to fight Pancho Villa in New
York next month, defeated Tommy
Murray Of Philadelphia here Monday
night on points, in a 10-round bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
Slow One to Rather

By United Press
LONDON, July 31.-Augie Rather,
New York middleweight, won a
twenty-round decision Monday from
Ted Kid Lewis. former British cham
pion. 1t was a slow bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
JEFF OF CLINTON HAS
NET CARD ARRANGED
Deaf School of Indianapolis Included
on Basket Schedule.

By Times Special
KIRKLIN, Ind, July 13.-Jefferson
High School of Clinton County has
announced the following basket ball
schedule:
Nov. 2-Brinyhurst at Bringhurst
Nov. e-Open date at Jefferson.
Nov. 16-Arcadia 1T Arcadia.
Nov. 23-Mulberry at Mulberry.
Nov. 2S-Thanksgiving, open date at
home.
Nov. 30-Thorntown at Thorntown.
Dec. 7-Scircleville at Jefferson
Dec. 14-Colfax at Colfax.
Dec. 21-Open date away from homo
jan 4-Flora at Jefferson.
Jan. 5-Colfax at Jefferson.
Jan. 11-Attica at Attica.
Jan 1S-Scircleville at Scircleville.
Jan. 25-Wingate at Wingate
Heb. Mulberry at Jefferson
Feb indianapolis Deaf School at In
dianapolis.
Feb. S-Thorntown at Jefferson.
Feb. 15-Bowers at jefferson.
Feb. 16-Flora at Flora
FEB. 22-Darlfngton at jefferson.
Feb; 2s-March district tourney at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
Former Tourney Champs

1920-South Side Turner's. Run
ner-up, Elder Reserves.
1e21-RiIey Au-Stars. Runner
UP, F'erndales.
1e22-Em-R oes. Runner-up,
Maywoods.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
European Bantam Title

LONDON, July 31.-The bantam
weight championship of Europe was
won by Bugler Lake of England Mon
day when he outpointed Charles Le-
doux Of France in twenty rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
LESLIE SURE TO BE IN
SHAPE FOR OHIO MAULER
Local CoIored Boxer Hopes to Put
Mr.. jackson to Sleep

Dir. Jackson to Sleep
Jack Leslie, local colored heavy
weight. is not losing any time in
preparation for his bout with Tut
jackson, Washington Courthouse,
Ohio scrapper. Leslie and Jackson
meet in the headline go of the boxing
card at Tomlinson hall. Aug. 9. as a
feature Of the twenty-fourth annual
accession of the colored shriners.
- Two other fast ten-round fights will
be arranged by Beverly Howard. who
is promoting the event.
Leslie is showing good form in his
workouts and believes he has a
chance to knock out the big Ohio
negro. His bout with Jackson
should give the fight fans an oppor-
tunity to see speed and weight com
biued In action
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31
Strictly Independent

It was established four seasons ago
to establish a city champion among
the various teams which are not en-
rolled in a league under the City ANA
teur Baseball Association. and should
not be confused with the city cham
pionship ultimately established by
this organization. 1t is, as its name
implies, independent.
The Times is heartily in accord
with the league plan Of play Of the
City Amateur Association and con-
ducts the annual independent tourna-
ent simply to settle the superiority
Emong teams not enrolled IN the as
sociation.
The Times presented handsome
cups, embIematic of the city indie
pendent championship to the winners
in 1920 and 1921, but last year gave
individual medals, appropriately in.
scribed, to the players on the winning
team. This plan will be followed this
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-31

teams of the highest caliber are plan
ming to enter. Many managers have
called up The Times asking about the
tourney, wishing to hold open the
dates on which it is played, and for
this reason it was decided TO name
the dates at this time.
It is hardly necessary to go into de-
tail in explaining the purpose of The
Times City Independent Baseball
Tournament. as perhaps every anna
teur baseball player and fan in the
city is familiar with the objects and
plan Of the tourney.
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ty Independent Baseball Title Tour
SANDLOT CLASSIC SURE
@ TO OFFER KEEN RIVALRY
Fourth Annual Event for Non-League Teams and Medals
VIII Be Awarded Players of Surviving Club,

Sunday afternoon Aug r. has been selected the starting
time round of play The Indianapolis Times city
independent baseball Succeeding rounds will be
played Sunday 49, Sunday Aug g. and Sunday Sept
2 with the game Labor day, Monday Sept. g.
Sent g
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

No other games Monday.