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MUSf BYT PRODAN nabytek
q karpety,. malo uzivany, j 8
domem, vse velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste Sc v (. 1875 vych. LA. ul.
2 Union. {
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SAMOTNA DANA HLEDA
byt 0 dvou pokojich y okoli
Broadway u vych. 55. ul. Ne
chte adresu v adm. t. listu pod
znackou "Samotna DANA.
7-26
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IA PkfcINOU odjezdu "a
farmu musi byt prodan co nej-
rychleji jednorodinny dunn.
Haste Sc v (. 1856 E. 1O6 St.
z Union. Z
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PkIJMOU Sc schopni uniovi
nateraci. Haste sc u St. Maty-
ase, 5O10 Hamm ul. 7-24
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PRODA Sc domek IS sNetni-
cich, koupelna, pekny lot. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotove 5000. Je pri-
praven k nastehovani. Haste
se. il j. Smetany, 5317 Broad
way. Tel. Broadway 3270. :?
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MUSf BYT vyprodan dplne no.
w habytek a karpety re ctyr
pokojd, pouze IA dni uzivany,
2 jistych pricin. Haste Sc v &.
6214 Fleet ave. dole We Pfc
Idu. ,.. /
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-NEPRAvf AUToMOBILOVf
INSPEKTORI.

Statni sekretar Thad H.
Brown v Columbus slfbil pfis-.
ne vysetrovani move zahady,
kde Sc totiz vzalo n6koiik set
odznakd napisem: "Inspec-
tor Automobile Department,
Ohio" Brown tvrdi, ze podob-
nych odznaku vydano bylo jen
sest a sice skutecnym place
nym inspektordm.
serifove v Cuyahoga, Lucas,
Wood, Sandusky, Huron a Lo-
rain okresech vypomocnymi
serify dnem noci patraji ma
dlazd6nych silnicich po techto
neopravnenych 1rednicich. DIE
rozkazu sameho guvernera Do
naheye ma byti kazda osoba
podobnym odznakem Sc hono-
sici, zatcena. Odznaky vyrab9-
ny byly hromadne u cleveland
ske firmy Taylor Brothers Co.,
kde Sc vymlouvaji, re prace
ona bvla objednana postou ne
kym columbuske nradovny.
Asi pred des'ti dny vydal
statni silnicni department "a
kaz, die ktereho nasledken1 70
lara rozvlhle nGdv nesrn6if 20
silnicich iezditi nakladnf auto
mobilv t6zsi lax sedn a nil
tun a kdyz nekolik podobnych
vozidel bvlo bezpecnostn'mi
1rednikv zastavenn. vykaZOva-
il Sc n6ktesi ridici ,odznaky
"insnektora" unikli tax "a
tceni.
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DEPARTMENTNf OBcHOD
THE FAIR v NOVEM SfDLE.

Znamy obchod The Fair,
ktery 20 radu let byl ma rohu
broadway a Hamm ave. u
vych. 55. ul. byl nucen nasled-
KEN zbourani stare budovy, o.
hlednouti Sc po jinych obchod-
mich mistnostech, ktere nasel
Ease v Geske ctvrti v {. SIG
(kde byval drive obchod Pol
lock Coz Nenf snad ant treba
podotykati, re mattel obcho-
du podnikl vse, aby mistnosti
vvhovovaly vsem neimodernej-
sim pozadavknm pfi zasobach
zbozi prvotridniho, zejmena
pro nastale jaro zvlaste who'd
neho. Cinnost obchodni zaha-
jena bude Ultra V sobotu vel
kym prodejem cele rady zvlaSt
nosti a odevi prave sezonnich.
Firma I'VE celou vefejnost k Ii
treisimu zahajeni a teSi Sc u
vita v novem obchode vetsinu
starych pratel a zakaznikd.
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ELEKTRIkA BUDE LACI-
~. NEyxf

Abystel vsak prflisnou rado-
sti snad nezbujnei, dodavame,
re prozatim jen pro ty vetsf
odberatele, jako jsou tovarny,
velke obchody JIM "kostym-
ri'', ktefi f'elektriku" odbirajf
We Weekend kterym bude roc
ne usetfeno zlevn6nim jeste
tento rokAna 100000. .Ozna-
mule tax Kama The Cleveland
Illuminating Co., jez
Slew oznamila statnf ,verejne
utilitni komisi, tax re sleva ma
stane jiz 10. dubna. Zlevneni
odlvodnovano jest stalym vzru
stem spotreby elektricke ener-
gle We velkem prdmyslu.
Peticentova "elektrika" pro
domacnosti zdstane vsak ne
zmenena, jelikoz die tvrzeni
spolecnosti nelze levn6ji do re-
sidenci energii zavadeti.,
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UMEDEc NEJMODERNEJsf.
HO SMERU.
STRANA OSMA

Nejedna Sc 0 impresionistu,
ami kubistu, ami dadaistu. mas
umelec, &C jinak jiz videl A
brahama, byl kreslicem, vyra-
bel 81 totiz listky ma poulicni
kary sam. Padelky (objevovaly
Sc nejvice ma Kinsman karach,
kde detektiyove Mettel a
Banks zvysili. dozorI a dopadli
;5Oleteho Karla Schutla, 10318
sKinsman ave. prave v okamzi-
ku, kdyz do kondukterovy
"baksny" vpahl jeden falsifi-
Kat. Detektiv Mette1, aby mel
dukaz 0 vine falsatora, rozbil
,sklo skrinky, ably listek ne
mohl byti smichan ostatnfmi,
poctiveho pdvodu. Umelec byl
Sdvsem zatcen, ably vyckal od-
jmeny, kterou jeho vynaleza-
;vost bude jak nalezi odmene-
ma. Falesne Iistky, vyroben6
sdosti primitive inkoustovou
stuzkou, zacaly, sc objevovati
jiz, V prosinci, hIavn6 ma uvede
ne linii. Kondukter zpozoroval
iiz iednou, ze Schuttle vhazu.
je n6co, co do skrinky nepatrf,
ale. .cekal, az Sc dopusti podvo.
du podruhe a vcera vecer take
ses nd vych. A. ul. Prospect
ave-. loakal.
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sMRTfcf AUToTRUcKY.

Prave pred domem rodicu,
1889 vych. SO. ul., byla vcera
preieta k smrti atezkym tru-
ckem 4leta Ella Noseticova.
Devcatko s n6k1lika druzka-
mi skakali pres provaz, kdyz
najednou Sc octlo v jlZdni dra-
re. Ridic zastavil Timed stroj,
ale bylo .jiz pozde. Jiz mrtvou
divenku doveZl do Charity ne
mocnice.
Druhou ob6ti stal sc 26lety
hluchonemy Josef La Monte,
1922 Linnett ave. N. E., jenz
srazen byl k zemi nakladnim
automobilem ma Detroit ave.
a zap. 25. ul. DIE policie sna-
I'll Sc prejiti krizovatk0, &C
toho signal zakazoval. Byl do
vezen ridicem jiz mrtvy do
Lutheranske 'nemocnice.
Oba ridici jsou zalovani re
Zabiti. -.
Automobilem nebeZpecne
byla zranena 25leta pi. Anna
Goldova, 6O19 Hawthorne av.,
jez taktez' ne dosti opatrne We
sla do drahy ma Grantwood a
vych. 105. ul., kde byla pre-
jeta. Byla soferem dovezena
do Mount Sinai nemocnice,
kde shledano krone zraneni
vnitfnlch zlomeni trf zeber,
V tomto pripad6 ridic zatcen
nebyl.
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POzkR v MOVE BUDOVE U.
MON TRUST BANKY. S.,


!. Veera veter. zpozorovali Get
nj chodci," re sc z rfizemi no.
We bankovni budovy The Uni
on Trust Co. vail husty dym
plameny. Zavcas ale privolanf
hasici oheh jeste v samem IA
rodku zdolali, tax re povsta-
la jen nepatrna Skoda. Ohen
patrn6 vZnikl nasledkem neo-
patneho vhozeni zapalky do
hromady obalG cd sklenenych
tabuli v jedne mistnosti, URGE
ne pro obchodni kramy.
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PROPADL SKLENENOU
STkECHOU.

15lety Thomas Kehorany,
371O Warren rd., chystal Sc
spravovati strechu domu 1896
vych. 81. ul. Vstoupil ale ma
Sc strechou stejne zbarvena o.
kna svetliku a proboril Sc pfi-
mo do hospody umistene v pfi-
zemi. TezceE zraneny, ma snad
rozrazenou lebku, dopraven
byl do nemocnice sv. Alexise.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
BUTLER CLOSES
YEAR WITH WIN
Iryington Nine Downs Ohio
in Final Game,

Butler staged a fitting wind-up 10
its baseball season by defeating Ohia
State at Irwin field Friday, to .,
as the result Of a minimizing rally.
The local team was shut out until
the eighth eGriggs beat out a hit
and scored on Blessings double ~
thai session.
In the ninth Ohio State scored and
j. was to in the visitors favor as
Butler came to bat the last time.
Reach and Goett received passes
and Slaughter singled 20 bring in the
tieing run Goett was caught at the
plate on an attempted squeeze play.
bur after Middlesworth had been pur-
posely passed, Griggs came through
witha pinch hit that won the game.
Slaughter was on the mound for
Butler. Ohio got six hits. The Try.
ington niLe played faultlessly behind
good twirling. Sloteman hurled for
the losers
Dick Mills. shortstop was elected
captain of the Butler 1926 nine. He
is a former Tech High School ath.
lete. He will be a junior next year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
STUFF:
FORFEIT RESULTS

By Times Special
@VFrF

By Times Special
DETROIT. June 1.-THE bal
feeling that has been brewing be
tween the Tigers and Yankees since
the fist fight between McNally and
Blue at the Yankee stadium a few
weeks ago, flared up again here on
Friday and resulted in Billy Evans.
umpire, forfeiung the game TO New
York
The trouble started when Cole.
pitching for Detroit, hit Bob
Meusel with a pitched ball. Meusel
started after Cole. Meusel was re.
strained by Empires Evans and
Ormsby,
During the argument Ruth got
into the proceedings and accused
Manager Cobb Of instructing his
pitchers 20 use the bean bail.
After much argument order appar-
entity was restored when Cole and
Meusel were banished from the
game.
When it looked as though the
game would go on peaceably, Meusel
accompanied by Joe Bush, went over
to the Tiger dugout and 1T is
charged, swuhe at one Of the Tiger
players. a general fight started and
fans swarmed on the field
Police were unable to cope with
the situation and spectators battled
with the cops. Some of the more
level-headed players restored order
in their own ranks, but the fans
could not be Gained When it was
seen the game could not go on, UNI
pire Evans forfeited the game to
New York
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14


The Indians made gain Friday
by WallOplng the pacemakers, II to
8, giving the Bushmen two out of
three in the series. Oh, boys. the
Tribe fans certainly were ready to
swell up if the home crew copied the
final with the Saints this afternoon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
32-HOLE PROGRAM
STARTS OFF PLAY
IN GOLF TOURNEY
InvitationaI Meet at Coffin
Today and Riverside
ON Sunday,

The invitational golf meet being
put on by the Riverside Golf Club of
this city started this morning at the
Coffin course. Eighteen holes were
TO be played this morning and eight
cen more this afternoon. On Sun
day the scene will shift TO Riverside
with the same program, making sew
enty-two holes in all.
One hundred and ffty-six golfers
were included in the entry list as
play started today. Owing to the
soft condition of the Coffin cofrse.
which has been affected by tbs
spring rains, ground rules were used
at the first two holes at Coffin. Play
ers were allowed to tee up all shots
except on the greens.
Chick Evans of Chicago, who won
the tourney last year, should cop
again this year, if he doesn't break
a leg. There is no one entered who
is in Chicks class. He's the whole
show.
Eddie thinner, State champion.
played in the same foursome with
Evans today. As thinner does not
play on Sunday, he has no chance
to win, however. Bob Resener Of
Kokomo, one Of the leading anna
tours Of the State. telegraphed he
could not be here. He was sched-
uled in the Chick Evans foursome.
His place was taken by F. W. Mar
tin of Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
BUTLER ATHLETIC
AWARDS TONIGHT
Sweaters and Senior Blank
cts for Sport Service,

Athletic awards will be made to-
night to Butler athletes at an alumni
meeting on the campus. Eleven
track sweaters Will be given as fol
lows: DoOtlttle, Woods, Griggs
Ham, Caraway. Huber. Snyder
Gray NOrtham Graham, Kilgore.
Baseball sweaters viii be awarded
Blessing. Goett, Middlesworth. Jones
Station, Welborn, Griggs. Slaughter
Mills, Nipper, Reach and Ewing
Sagalowsky and Kurzrock Will re
ceive tennis awards.
Senior blankets with a star fol
each year of service will be awarded
to Dooittle, Middlesworth, Goett
station. Jones, Hooker. Huber, P. V
Brown, Welborn, Cady, Mercer. H,
ser, Hungate and Dutenhaver.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
The Nut Cracker
ONE-sTRoKE sCULLY

r ERE oarsnan mates, who
II Scuy could
S the hand
before all the round heads in Europe Queen Elizabeth
o prison.
o AS
Campus used there and
- One Stroke both Of them.
T. Fl
from the School Of Rowing Correspondence
Il whenever
III rahs a o locomotive dear
while would
whether he collegiate spirits
l. + J. T.
in
ii s
III old disqualified
with his sdf
apoogzed Of
explained
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14

Louisville the Sabbath.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14

Scout Charlie Sits OF the Philly
Nationals viewed the Friday contest.
He didn't make known the reason
for his visit
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LOCAL ATHLETE HONORED

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. wet groun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
REYNOLDS KEEPS BUSY
Jack Trains Hard for Matsuda Mat
Bout Here Tuesday.

Working out every day in the Chi,
cago Arcade gymnasium with
heavier opponents, Jack Reynolds,
Indiana University wrestling coach,
is putting the finishing touches on
preparations for his graphing con
test slated for Tuesday night at the
Broadway Theater here when he
meets Matty Matsuda in a finish
match.
Matsuda is the first man to defeat
Reynolds at his weight in three
years of wrestling on local mats. and
Jack has been in hard traiping in
the hope Of reversing the verdict.
H. K. Mullendore Of Franklin, ex-
Purdue University lightweight Con
ference champion, has been signed
to appear in the semi-windup of the
Reynolds-Matsuda match. Mullen
dore's opponent has not been named.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
I'll Be Right Over

The women are strong for the In
dams.
Friday was ladies day a. Wash
ington Park and 825 women
marched through the pass gate.
They appreciate bargain. Ask Joe.
the pass gate man. He knows.
Elderly women, others not so
elderly, f1appers, high school girls
and grade school girls were present.
A fair fan called the park Friday
afternoon and asked: rs there a
game today, and is it ladies day "
Yes, 10 both questions" Sec,
rotary Clauer answered.
III be right over" she said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
SPEED FANS SEE
BEST DRIVERS IN
ALTOONA FEATURE
Sensational Race Expected
by Great Throng-16
Cars Start,
By United Press

By United Press
ALTOONA, Pa, June 14.-Al.
toona speedway's second race, with
sixteen cars, all of which exceeded
the 105 miles an hour required to en-
ter, facing Starter Wagner, were to
get away before a crowd Of more
than 100, 600 fans at 2:30 here today.
1t was a race Of $50 miles. 1t is a
board track.
The sun came out hot this morn
ing, putting the bowl in perfect
condition, and il was predicted all
records would lie smashed.
Following was today's card with
the machines and times made in
+.;.1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Big Leagues

r. Ode ROUSH. who singled in
: r, the tenth inning with the
- bases e damned. allowed the
Reds to beat the Giants, 4 to /,
Friday.
The Cubs clambered into first
place by a 5-to-1 victory over the
Braves, while the pace-setting Giants
took a trimming from Cincinnati.
Uhle weakened in the eighth and
Boston put over an S-to-3 victory
against the Cleveland Indians The
Red Sox are tied with the Yanks as
top-nOtchers.
A seventh-inning rally allowed the
Athletics to beat the White Sox,
: to 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
SOUTHERN GOLF FINALS
Memphis Players Fight 1t Out for
Title at Louisville.

UV TWfN HVfITUI
LOUISVILLE. June 14.-Memphis
golfers have usurped the spotlight
in the southern amateur tournament
which was to end here today. Fou.
Memphis entries played in the semi
finals Friday
Jack Wenzler and Nelson Gid.
dens, both Of the Colonial Country
Club, Memphis. were to fight 1t out
today for the southern title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Independent Baseball

The Acme Juniors will meet the South
Side A. c. in the Imperial League Sunday
at willard Park. Dalton and Hackett
take notice.
The South Side Stars hold a permit for
Riverside Sunday. Any team washing a
game should call Drexel 1913 and ask for
James.
The Rural Red Sox will play the Bnai
3 rths at Riverside Mol at II 80 sun
day. Players should report al Rural and
Roosevelt SITS. at IL a. m. Sunday A good
pitcher wanting tryout is asked to re
port Pringle take notice. For games ad-
dress William Pake, 1888 Katherine St
The Silver Flash ball club will play at
BrookyiIe Sunday. For an Out-Of-town
game Tor June %, address W. T. Day. 6159
broadway, or call Humboldt 1925.
The Emmaus A. C. will play the St.
sunday at D. m For information call Ed
Cruise at Drexel 1884
-. The Marion Cardinals will play the In
dianapolls Ramblers at Garfield No l at
3 p. m Sunday Cards are requested 10
report al 2:15.
Company D. 151st Infantry. ball etam
has reOrganized and is ready to book
games with strong State clubs Address
sergeant Stewart. 1918 Shelby St. Indian
apohs. or phone Drexel 1895. Thatcher.
Lawrence and other members of Company
d take notice. Players are requested TO
meet Sunday. 10 a. m, at Riverside No. 5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Riyersides at ShelbyviIle

The Riverside A. A. baseball team
will go to Shelbyville Sunday to
play the Nationals A large follow
ing is expected to go with the River
sides to witness the game All
Riverside players are asked to be
present at the corner Of UdeI and
Clifton SITS. at GAS a. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Imperial Schedule

The following teams in the I'm
perial League will play Sunday:
Kelley A. Cs. VS.. Triangle Juniors,
at Riverside No. 6 at $3.50; South
Side A. Cs. VS. Acme Juniors. at
Willard Park at $780, Hoosier Trian.
giles VS.. Military Juniors, at Brook
side at $50. The managers Of the
Military Juniors and the Acme Jpn
Tors are 10 get in touch with Ross
Smith or Secretary Hurley at once.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Gearin Has Sore Arm

Pitcher Dennis Gearin, who was
recently transferred to the Braves
by the Giants, has found his way
back TO Milwaukee from which city
he went TO McGraw. There is
some talk that his left wing went
bad on him while he was pitching
against the Cardinals some time ago
in ST. Louis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Edward Dye Gets Purdue Big Ten
Conference Medal.

An Indianapolis athlete, Edward
R. Dye, 1927 Park Ave, was honored
at Purdue University with the Big
Ten Conference medal at graduation
exercises. The award is made in
each of the Big Ten schools to the
senior athlete who best combines
scholarship and proper spirit with
his sport activities. Dye is wrestler
and football player. He was captain
of the wrestling team in his junior
year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Ropiequet Stars, but Loses

BIZ Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June a.
Bad base running in the third and
again in the tenth cost the Terre
Haute ThreeI Leaguers a game here
Friday. Evansville won. to 2, in
eleven innings.
Ropiequet, Wabash College hurler,
on the mound for Terre Haute, al
lowed nine hits and his team got
twelve. He got a single and double
for his batting share. He famed
three and walked two
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
SUZANNE SEEKS
SOME POINTERS
LengIen to Match Wills and
Other Yank Stars,

BIZ United Press
LONDON, June Il. - Suzanne
Lenglen, French woman tennis
champion, Will arrive Thursday and
viii play an exhibition match at
Stamford Hill Friday. She proba-
bly, will go to Wimbledon to watch
Helen Wills, American champion;
Molla Mallory and other American
tennis players in their matches
against the British players,
Miss Wills will appear in the sin
giles during the Wimbledon matches.
which begin June %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Fl. HARRISON SCRAPS
Captain Chase ATTanges Two More
Bouts for Tuesday Show.

Captain Chase, matchmaker of the
Fl. Benjamin Harrison Boxing Club.
has arranged two eight-round bouts
to support the Eddie Dyer-Jimmy
: Dalton main go at Tuesday nights
~Apen-air show.
y Young Jack Dillon Of Louisville
will meet Cal Stevens of Cincinnati
in one of the eight-round affairs, and
Len Mahoney, Baltimore, will clash
with Jack Kane. Chicago, in the
other eight-rOunder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Final Olympic 7a7ree Games for Tribe Ouer Weekend
HEAVY TWO-DAY CARD
FOR OWNIEiS INDIANS
Final With Saints Today Then Two With MiIers Sunday
-BurWeII Batting Star of Friday Victory
By EDDIE ASH

Three games the weekend at Washington Park-fna
struggle with the leading Saints today and then doubeade
with Minneapolis Sunday There's redhot bill for you While
the Mlers here Sunday the Saints will be in Louisville
which may result in further tightening of
league The Saints first Colonies and the
Tribe close third The Saints scheduled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
New York Schooner Race

BIZ United Press
GLEN COVE, N. Y. June IA
The Irolita. owned by +. Walter
Clark Of Philadelphia, won the his
toric New York Yacht Club race for
schooners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
Shade and Smith

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 14.-Dave Shade,
California welter, is training here in
preparation for his bout with
Warnie Smith, Oklahoma. at East
Chicago. Monday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14

Koeng batted for Napier in the seventh.
Floyd batted Tor McQuaId in the eighth.
St Paul .. 0 0 0 0 o l l. S
indianapolis. 800 0 l 0 ? 0 Ia
Two-base Hits-Burwell ., Haas ?, Dixon.
Home Run-Burwell. Stolen Base-Rehg.
Sacrifice Hlts-Allen Campbell. Double
Plays-Riggert TO Neun. Boone TO Morss
10 Neun Left on Bases-IndiaRapolis, 8;
St Paul =. Bases on Balls-Of Fittery.
> of. McQuaid. =: Struck out-By Ma
nIng: off Napier. 10 in 2-3 innings; of
NcOuaid > in l inning; of Merritt l in
inning. Losing Pitcier-Fittery. Umpires
Chill and McGrew. Time of Game-l :3S.
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Orioles Buy McCaI-ty

BIZ Times Special
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE local
club of the International League has
purchased Catcher Lew McCarty
from the Kansas City team of the
American Association.
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With Ruth at Bat
Friday

Friday
First Inning-Fled out.
Third Inning-Purposely passed.
Fifth Inning-Wal
Seventh Inning-Grounded out.
Ninth Inning-Fouled out.
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Boxer Breaks Hand

BIZ q ited Press
AURORA, Ill, June 14.-Danny
Kramer, Philadelphia. won a ten
round decision over Willie Ames,
Akron, here Friday night Ames
broke his left hand in the fight.
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y. S. TRICK ATHLETES
TO BE CHOSEN TONIGHT
Last Events of Tourney Carded at Cambridge - SchoIz
Does Great Comeback-YankS Sail Monday
By FRANK GETTY
United Press stat Correspondent

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 1.-THE cinder path to Olympic
glory stretched ahead for four Sans
est athletes today The American which sails for Paris
aboard the liner America Monday be selected tonight
Upon the results of the finals this depended each
athletes chance of winning the starry shield
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Feature Games of the Past
June a. 1875 -------
ERRORS! ERRORS ERRORS! ERRORS!

No second baman has
Leonard
June 1876 Eight bunges by Andy should have enough
everybody but not
wensx everybody but Jim ORourke
fifteen The
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERIcAN AssorIATION
AAIFRIcAN LEAGIE-

St Paul at INDIANAPOLIS, Milwau
kce at Columbus. Kansas City at Toledo
Minneapolis al Louisville
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Cincinnati at New York Chicago al
Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. St
Louis al Brooklyn,