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was given new league ball to sport
before his playmates.
The Brewers are carrying an H.
year-old wonder with them. He is
Lefty" Hust and he works out at
first base for a short time during
practice. Tribe fans gave him a big
hand Sunday. He is clever with his
hands and is not afraid Of the ball.
The crowd in the field bleachers
held running conversation with
Richbourg, Milwaukee right fielder.
He caused the fans to shout gleefully
by telling them Indianapolis had a
good ball team and that Tribe play
ers were popular around the circuit.
The second game Sunday was
called after eight and 1ene-half in.
nings because of the 6 o'clock Sun
day baseball closing law. Filler
pitched the ninth inning Of the first
tilt and held the visitors hitless,
Niles gave way to a pinch hitter in
the eighth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. ....... O3O 100 O0O-7 12 3
Detroit. .. 500 104 21"-13 III 1
Quinn, Murray. Fullerton. Ross Pici-
mich: Whitehin, Holloway, Dauss. Bassler.
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Nut Cracker
SPORT SLOGANS

KEEP RICH WITH RICHARD -
ANY FIGHT PROMOTER.
TITS a whole lot better to wear
out than to rust out."-Johnny Dun
dee.
"BE SURE YOU'RE RIGHT,
THEN STAND PAT."-TEN SPOT
INQUIRE.
''The Bulls Dinner Pail. Senior
Luis Firpo.
Nothing is certain in this coun-
try but death and taxes and the
Giants. Mr.. ]. J. McGraw.
GET THE MEN OUT OF THE
SAND TRAPS BY CHRISTMAS. -
ANY GOLF WIDOW.
"A house divided against itself
should never have tried to mix NAH
jongg with poker in the first place. "
From the meditations of One
Punch O'Goofty.
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Winners of Various
Flights in State Golf

Championship Fhght-Eddie Tim
mer, Indianapolis
Presidents Flight-Johnny Simp-
son, Indianapolis.
Directors FIght-Jaek Tuite, In
dianapolis.
Committees Fnght-H. D. Sparks,
Terre Haute.
Secretary's F'light-W. L. Valette,
Frankfort.
Vice Presidents Flight-Paul
Shaffer. Indianapolis.
Good Fellowship Flight--Ben Co.
hee, Frankfort.
Good Fellowship Consolation-F.
Perfect, FIT. Wayne.
Indiana Flight. Burnham,
Michigan City.
Indiana Consolaion-G. A. Young,
Lafayette.
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Miss Cummings was four up over
Miss Burns at the end ofsthe first
nine holes this morning. Miss Cum
mings played brilliant golf, shooting
a SO going out.
The First Eighteen
Miss Cummings topped Miss
Miriam Burns, 5 up, at the end of
the first eighteen holes. A birdie
three on the home hole increased the
lead to five holes after Miss Burns
had won the seventeenth.
The first hole, 215 yards, was
halved with birdie threes. Miss
Burns was short of the green from
the tee, but put her second dead to
the pin.
Rain struck the course, but the
players refused to be interrupted
The third also was halved, both hav-
ing birdie fives.
Miss Cummings took the lead on
Tie fourth. winning it with a par
~ after Miss Burns took four
Strokes to reach the green.
A Birdie Three
Miss Cummings won the fifth hole
with a birdie three, Miss Burns TAX
ing three puts. Miss Cummings was
two up.
Miss Burns pulled her second shot
TO a trap, and took five, Miss Cum
mings winning the sixth hole with
a birdie four.
Miss Burns was short Of a green
with her second ard took two puts
for a par five on the seventh hole,
Miss Cummings getting a four. Miss
Cummings was four up
The eighth was halved with par
fours. both playing perfect golf. The
ninth was halved with par fives. The
tenth was halved with par f1ves.
Both missed long puts by inches
on the eleventh and they halved it
with par f1ves.
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|GFELLOWS IN
15-ROUND BOUT
Madden and Ren9uIt Clash
in Eastern Ring.
BU Times Specfal

By Times Special
NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-A feature
heavyweight match between second
raters is scheduled at Long Island
City tonight. Jack Renault, Canad.
ian. and BARLEY Madden, New York,
are slated to battle over the fifteen
round route.
Madden lost to Harry Wills early
in the summer, but stayed the limit
and showed plenty of gameness. He
is no easy man to knock off his feet.
AS Madden is known as trial
horse for heavyweight challengers.
Renault will have to beat him to stay
among the title contenders.
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More Than 100 Players in
National Tourney,

By United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Play started
here today in the national tennis
tournament for juniors Is and IN
der and boys Is and under. More
than 100 are listed for the weeks
play.
George Lott Jr, Chicago, who won
the Junior championship last year,
plays this year against Henry L.
Johnston, New York City.
Horace Greer, New York City, Is
the national interscholastic cham
pion. He ranks next to Lott.
Other stars her include With
Oswald Spokane. Wash; Granston
Holmes, San Francisco, and Emmett
Pare, Chicago.
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The Tribe won two out of three
from the Brewers over the weekend,
and the leading Saints lost two out
of three at Columbus. The Tribe
gained few points.
Wet grounds forced the postpone
ment of today's Brewer-Tribe con-
test and it will be played as part of
double-header Tuesday. Jess Petty
and Fred Fftzsimmons will doN the
hurting for the Indians in the Tues
day twin program. Petty has won
twenty games. The games Tuesday
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RAIN POSTPONES
FIRST ROUND OF
PARK NET MEET
Today's Schedule to Be FOL-
lowed Tuesday, Weather
Permitting.

A steady drilling rain made the
Brookside courts too wet for play
today and the first round matches
in the second annual open city park
tennis tourney were postponed until
Tuesday. The same schedule will
be in effect Tuesday. The doubles
probably will start Wednesday, as
originally planned, with entries clos
ing on Tuesday at p. m.
A big entry Of sixty, including
nearly all the best Of the park play
ers, Will compete. Tho meet is, in
charge Of Earl Johnston and Frank
Roth.
The meet will be continued all
week with matches daily 1t is
planned to have the finals in dou-
bles and singles on Sunday.
The very best of the younger
local stars are playing in the meet
and interest is high.
Leo Kurzrock, who won the west
ern event for juniors at the tourna'
ment here in July, is a favorite to
cop the meet. Long is the defend
ing champion.
Tuesdays schedule:
10 A. M-Roth vs. R. Orbison; G. New
ton VS.. A Lanter; H Harris vs.. r. West.
IL A. NJ IF. jones VS.. T. Davis A. De
maere vs.. Lentz; II. Won Burg VS.. A
Wood.
P. M.-Laug VS.. Wakefield; J. Crogar
vs.. T. Quinn; l. Kurzrok vs.. J. McNinch
G. Mangan VS.. Burgess.
May VS. w Bradford l. Woods vs. n
WATSON; / Adler VS. E Wilson.
3 p. Ne. Gilberti VS.. +. Taylor: j
Hart VS.. G. Bass; II. Phillips VS. w. An
drews
p Nc Hart VS.. Mitchell: j. New
man VS.. r. Elrod Greenspan VS.. H. Henry
F. Johnston Us. L Wysong
P. Mp. Smith vs.. G ROGERS +
Justus VS.. n Brock: W. Fletcher VS.. 7
Pritzler; J. Burnett VS. J B. Wright J
Oily VS. L. Miller. r. Galloway vs.. Harri
SON L. Boyer We. Hillman: Benson VS.
Snydam o. McDaniels VS. j. Frick.
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Big Leagues

AZZY VANCE, the Brooklyn
I'D star pitcher, struck out nine
Ill Sunday and beat the Cardi
nails, "a, in the second game Of a
double header. Brooklyn won the
first, 6-5, in ten innings.
Lefty Mogridge came out of los.
ing streak of seven straight games
and pitched the Washington Senators
to Az victory over the White Sox
Babe Ruth failed to get hit Sun
day for the first time in nineteen
games and the Yanks lost to the
Cleveland Indians, I'll, dropping into
second place.
Ty Cobb stole eecond once, third
twice and home once Sunday and
helped the Tigers regain the Aneri-
can League lead with 1877 victory
over the Red Sox.
Rixey and Donohue stopped the ar
tillery Of the Giants and the Reds
won\a double bill, Az and 81.
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CLERMoNT. Ind. Aug. 1.-THE Cler.
mont Ozarks defeated a team from Wal.
zAut Gardens Sunday. 13 TO 3. Rip Tur
~ pitched well for the locals.
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Travellers next Sunday at the Keystone
grounds. On Saturday they will play at
Whitestown at the Red Mems picnic For
information write Carl Fahrbach, 1921
Naomi St.. or call Drexel o1S0-J
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VANCE IS MAJOR
LOOP SENSATION
Great Brooklyn HurIer Wins
Nineteenth Game.
BIZ United Press
"" -NDT

NEW YORK. Aug. lin win
ming his nineteenth game Of the
son Sunday, Dazzy Vance. the
Htat Brooklyn hurler, continued the
pitching sensation Of the majors.
Vance has worked in a total Of
213 innings this season for an aver
age of less than three runs per nine
innings. He has struck out 1853,
walked fifty-two and allowed III hits.
He has not lost two games in sue
cession since the season opened and
had winning streaks of six and
seven. In his present form it is
possible he may win more than thir-
ty games before the season ends.
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ACME JUNIORS SHINE
Local Team Lives Up to Its Name in
Amateur Ranks.

Acme, according to the dictionery,
means the highest point, or top. Hav-
ing selected this name, a local anna
teur baseball team has lived up to its
cognomen in most approved style.
The Acme A. AS, reorganized
Acme Juniors. won their twenty
fourth game without, a defeat in two
years Sunday at Riverside No. l.,
when they defeated the Napoleon
Maroons, 4-3. DAILY and Jenkins
formed the battery for the winners
and Peterson and Quiesser worked
for the Maroons.
The game was played In one hour
and twenty minutes. Peterson al
lowed only four hits while Daily was
touched for five.
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Local Auto Pilots Win

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. l.
Dutch Bauman, in a Fronty Ford,
and Joe Huff. in Huff Special, both
of Indianapolis won the two twenty
f1ve-nile auto races here Saturday
before a crowd Of 1000.
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WEEKLY SHOW AT FORT
Boxers Take Light Workouts for
Bouts Tuesday Night.

Light workouts were taken today
by the boxers scheduled to perform
on the weekly fistic bill at Fit. Ben
jamins Harrison Tuesday night.
There will be thirty-six rounds of
milling, provided no knockouts &C.
cur.
Interest in the main go between
Jimmy Finley Of Louisville and Al
Walther Of Canton, is growing and
Akeen rivalry scrap is expected. A
ftAnber of Louisville fans will at
tend the bout. Finley is said to be
the welterweight champion of the
south.
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RrooI1side Grid Practice

The Brookside A. A. will hold a
business meeting Tuesday night at
1924 N: Dearborn st. The football
team will have light workout next
Fridayo night which will start the
1924 grid season. All last years
squad is asked to report at the usual
practice place next Friday without
fail
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Commercial BowIers

There will be a meeting Of the
Commercial Bowling League Tues
day, Aug 10, at 7:3Qsp. m. at the
Central bowling alleys. This is an
important meeting, as there will be
election of ocers for the coming year.
w. J. Byers is president and w. H.
Snyder secretary.
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Wyatt Hits .2S9

Joe Wyatt, former Wabash Col
lege outfielder, is hitting .2S9 for the
Terre Haute Three.I League team.
Wyatt went from college to the
Cleveland Americans this spring,
then TO Kansas City and finally to
Terre Haute.
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JUNIOR GOLF TOURNEY

200 Entries In Western Meet at
Briergate Course.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Most of the
200 entrants in the Western junior
golf championship tournament,
which opens here Tuesday, worked
Club course.
Players expected to make a strong
showing are John Harudon, New
York Dan Montedonice. Memphis;
Afford Sargent, Columbus, Ohio;
George Hackle Jr., Chicago, and Bob
White, Chicago.
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N. d. Prepares for Crowds

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. IL
Work on charging the Notre Dame
athletic field and the building Of a
new stand which will increase the
capacity to $4,000 has begun here.
Additional seats are expected to be
ready by Oct. I.
Notre Dame expects the biggest
crowds In It's. history at football this
fall
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aged-Baerd Indians Cling Near Saints
7RIBESZNEN MAKE SLIGHT
GAIN IN PENNAWT RACE
OwnieS HustIers Win Two Out of Three Over Weekend
-DoubIe-Header Tuesday,

Owne Bush's baseball team is mping the turf at
Washington much the of early foot
ball squad Chrstenbury to the sde lines Sunday to
join Bailey and Burwe Walter Rehg assisted from
the field Saturday but returned the lineup the second
of the Sunday twin bill and helped the Indians win.
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RACE AT NORTH RANDALL
Ten-Day Harness Program Starts at
Cleveland Track.

BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. IA
ten-day Grand Circuit harness race
meeting was to start here this after
noon at North Randall track $50, 900
will be distributed in purses. The
program calls for four events each
day.
Today's feature is the Forest City
2:O9 pace with a purse of $4,000.
The best of the side-wheelers will
compete.
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ROLLER RACE TUESDAY
Skate Stars Get Chance TO Show
Speed Mt Riverside.

A special race is scheduled for
Tuesday night at the Riverside rink.
At $40 o'clock an elimination race
will be held for Indianapolis skaters
to determine who will race Paul
Crooks Of Franklin, Ind, who claims
the southern Indiana championship.
The big race will be held at $50
o'clock. The elimination race is
open to any indianapolis speed
merchant and entrants are requested
to leave their names with Roy
Byers, manager of the rink.
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Rehg batted for Niles IN eighth.
Miller batted for Hill in ninth.
Fitzsimmons batted for Eller in ninth.
Milwaukee. $50. 0 O 2 0 2 o o Ga
Indianapolis. -. o o 0 0 o 1-2
Two-Base Hits-Richbourg. Lober.
Young. 2; Sticking. Sacrifces-Whelan,
Strohm Double Plays-Hodapp to
Schmandt: Strohm to Mellilo; Hodapp to
Sticking 10 schmsndt. Left on Bases
Balls-Oh Niles, 8 off Lingrel f. Struck
Out--By Niles, 2; by Lingrel 3. Hits
Of Niles. in innings; of Eller. O in
l inning Hit by Pitcher-By Lingrel
(Campbelll. Wild Pitch-Lingrel. Balk-
Niles. Passed Ball--Krueger. Losing
Pitcher-Niles. Umpires-Chill and Dele
hanty. Time of CAME 80.
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TAYLOR IN BOUT TONIGHT

HoOsier Bantam to Battle Filipino
Scrapper at Aurora.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 11-Unless rain
again interferes. Bud Taylor, Terre
Haute, and Pete Sarmiento, the Phil
Pine. will battle tonight at the Au-
rora arena.
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Johnny Hodapp crashed a home
run to the flagpole Saturday and re-
He is becoming a main batting cog
in the Tribe machine. Schmandt
also is batting in real style and star
ring in the field.
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Post-Season Series

At meeting of the directors of
the Cotton States League. authorize
ton was given President F.. A. Scott
to negotiate with the Kitty League
for post-season series between the
pennant w:A&er of the two circuits.
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AND
.BROOKS|DE TEAMS
IN TENNIS WINS
Riverside and Garfield De-
feated in Park Special
Net Competition,

Ellenberger and Brookside Park
tennis teams were victorious in the
city park team tennis tourney, the
first series matches of which were
played on Sunday. Ellenberger won
four out of fiv Rivrside and Brook
side nosed. out Garfield, three and
two.
The two winners will play at Ell
lenberger next Sunday to decide the
championship team and the two
losers will meet at Riverside for
third place honors.
Four Matches to One
Ellenberger's four matches to one
victory over Riverside was rather
unexpected. The big upset came
when Robert Orbison of Ellenberger
defeated Harlan Stewart of River
side in the singles, 81 81, SO. Tony
Wilson won the other singles for
Ellenberger,. Ga, 6-S, from John Sapp.
In the doubles Orbison- Woods, Ell
lenberger, defea ted Somerville-G Gill,
Riverside, 6-46-2; Wilson. Orbison,
Ellenberger, defeated Bodine- Cox
Riverside, 6-S, 2-6, 6-S; Stewardship
Riverside, defeated Louis Woods
Wilson, SO, 60.
The Ellenberger team had only
four members, but Riverside per-
mitted the contestants to play in
more than one match. Ellenberger,
however could haVa won without
playing the other matches in which
players appeared for the second
time.
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Home Runs Sunday

Bottomley. Cards. Snyder, Clans.
Bishop. Athletics. Shaute, Cleve.
land. Hodapp. Indians. Kirke, NH
Iers. Lee. Saints.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS (post-
poned wet greunds). ST Paul at Column
bus Minneapolis at Toledo. Kansas City
at Louisville.
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Tribe Regulars at Bat

Skating Party
The Imperial Athletic Association
has planned skating party for this,
evening at Riverside. A special pro-
gram has been arranged and the first
number will be held at 1880.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
mo games scheduled

Chicago at Boston. ST Louis at Brook
lyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 1.-TWO
gAmes) Cincinnati at New York.
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Two-Base Hits-Schmandt 2; Allen. 2;
Rehg 2 Richbourg. Home Run-Hodapp.
lilo. Sticking. 2: Whelan. Double Plays
Griffin to Bell; Hodapp to Sticking to
Schmandt: Melilo to Bell to Griffin. Left
on Bases-Indianapolis. z; Milwaukee, 9.
Bases on Balls-Off Walker. 5; off Smith.
3. Struck Out-By Walker. 2: by Smith.
@ Hits-Of Walker. IL in 1-3 in
nings: off Pritchard. l in l % innings.
Passed Balls-Young. 9 Umpires-ChnI
and Delehanty. Time-1 40.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASS,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS, 21; Milwaukee. 8. Co
lumbus, IL; St. Paul 10. Minneapolis, 2
Toledo. 1. Louisville. 3; Kansas City. 2
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Independent Baseball

The Indianapolis Eagles No. Oil win
play the Hills Camp team next Sunday
at Hills Camp. Wilson, Lewis. Allen.
Sharp. Cantwell Parrish. Arnold Rice and
Lynch are asked to call Main 1910 tonight
and ask for J. Hayes.
The Indianapolis Meldon Club defeated
Greenfield at that town Sunday, Is to 7.
The winners got twenty-five hits. The
Meldons want game for next Sunday
with some fast State club. Call Drexel
1919. or address Charles Cowden. Shelby
vile. Hills Camp, Upton. Danville. Sey-
mour and Frankfort take notice
The Riverside A As were defeated
Sunday at Pennsy Park in slugging
match. 10 to IL. in the first of a three
game series. Neither starting pitcher fin
ished- The Keystones knocked out Perci-
field. who was relieved by Gillum. The
Riversides put the skids under Aufderhe id
and Kline went in. The Riversides tied
the score in the ninth. only 10 have the
Keystones score one in their half to win
Bader starred at bat and in the field for
the losers.
The Indianapolis Monarchs defeated the
Plutos, to 4. Sunday. Morton's pitch
ing and hitting featured for the winners.
The Monarchs would like to hear from a
State club for next Sunday. Write Gus
Fleming, 502 Columbia Ave. or call
Webster 1908.
The Keystones will play the Indiana
Travellers next Sunday at the Keystone
grounds On Saturday they will play at
Whitestown at the Red Mems picnic For
information write Carl Fahrbach, 1921
Naomi St.. or call Drexel o1S0-J
CLERMONT, Ind. Aug 1.-THE Cler-
mont ozarks defeated team from Wal
MAut Gardens Sunday. 13 to g. Rip Tur-
.s51r pitched well for the locals.
'@zR
THREEI LEAGUE SUNDAY
Terre Haute. 4: Decatur 3 first camel
Terre Haute. 3; Decatur. L (second
game).
Evansville. 1 Peoria, first camel.
Evansville, 81 Peoria (second camel
NDanville, 2; Bloomington. first
Bloomington. 5: Danvills. q (second
camel.
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HELEN WILLS STARTS
DEFENSE OF NET GROWN
American National Title Event Opens at Forest Hills
Girl Star Meets Canadian Woman First
By HENRY L. FARRELL


FOREST HILLS, n Y, Aug. 11.-Back her home turf
after her Olympic victory Paris, Miss Helen Wills the 18
yearod California girl the defense of her Amer
lean championship in the thrynnth annual championship
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A small boy in the Bright field
bleachers was struck BY a foul
driven by Allen and injured pain
fully, but he appeared o. k. after
physicians gave first aid. He was
struck on the right side. The lad
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tFirst Game, Ten Innings)
St. LOUISE. 80. 101 100 101 0--5 IL {
Brooklyn 49,. 600 102 02O 1-6 16 {
sherdel, Bell Gonzales Roberts. Ehr
hardt, Doak, Taylor
(Second Camel
St. Louis ...... 900 600 022-4 ]
Brooklyn ..... 013 031 COS 8
Dyer, Stuart. Fowler, Niebergal
Clemens; Vance. DeberryS
(Only games scheduled.)
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=7F HODAPP continues smuggling
| the ball. big league scouts
will come a-runnin' to In
dianapolis. "Hodee" is only 10.
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@D/TH CUMMINGS PLA VS.
MIRIAM BURNS FOR TITLE
Chicago and Kansas City Feminine Links Stars Engage
in So Hole Match = Cummings Leads


LAKE FOREST, Ill., Aug. 11.-Champon was pitted
against champion Onwena Country Club the women s
western finals got under way here today Miss Miriam
Burns present champion Kansas City, teed off with Miss Edith
Cummings Chicago, national champion The match for
4 .r+,rr hn1n
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With Ruth at Bat
At Cleveland Sunda,

At Cleveland Sunday
First Inning-Walked
Third Inning-Flied to left.
Sixth Inning-Walked.
Eighth Inning-Forced Dugan at
second.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

First Camel
Kansas City 80. I0l 900 01O-3 IL o
Louisville ...... 800 020 oO'-5 10 =
Caldwell Skiff lineup Brottem.
(Secoud Camel
Kansas City DOL 900 o10-2 II Q
Louisville ...... 1870 OO2 O2'-S IL 2
Morton. Lindsey. Billings; Estell, Wick.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

tFirst Game1
Cincinnati -. zoe 600 000--4 13 :.
New York . Ito 600 000-2
Rixey, Wingo; McQuillan. Maun,
Snyder.
(Second Camel
Cincinnati 800 004 100 0OO-5 g .
New York ..... 010 900 0OO--1 g 1
Donohue. Hargrave; Dean, Jonnard, Ca
dore, Gowdy.
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glastonbury is out of the game
with a bad foot. He may be ready
for action by Wednesday. Bailey
probably will be ready by Saturday,
but Jones and Burwell are rot likely
to return for ten more days. Rehg
is barely able to navigate.