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nessey. the Indianapolis star. and
Brian Norton, the former South
African who now resides in St,
Louis.
Hennessey was eliminated by Wal
lace Johnson whose comeback to his
1921 and 1922 form has been one Of
the sensations of the tournament.
Norton was downed by young La
Coste after the Frenchman had been
overwhelmed in the first set.
The experts after getting their
heads together figured that Tilden,
Richards. Johnston and Patterson
would win their matches today and
enter the semi-fnals.
Tilden was to play Howard Kin
sey, the young Californian today.
The champion has loafed all through
the tournament so far.
Rene La Coste after showing great
form in beating Norton, has perhaps
the hardest assignment of the day
in trying to beat the great Billy
Johnston.
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WASHINGTON NOW
RULES FAVOR|TE
OVER NEW YORK
Even Gotham Sport ScribeS
Grant Senators Chance
to Cop,

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-With two
games in their bag and with a lead
of a game and a half over the New
York Yankees, the dashing Wash
tngton Senators were resolved TO
bowl over the champions again and
cinch the series.
Waite Hoyt, Yankee right handler,
was due to try his skill against the
Senators while Manager Buck Har-
ris, the young Washington pilot,
planned to send in either Zahniser
or Ogden for the third game.
Walter Johnson. the big asset Of
the Washington club, who had to
retire in Fridays game after he was
hit on the pitching hand by a drive
from Wally Schang's bat, was not
seriously injured.
Washington, in the present series
has played the best brand Of base
ball seen IN the big stadium this
year. New York baseball writers are
willing to admit the Washington
athletes are almost favorites to win
the pennant.
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LAVELL GETTING
BACK OLD FORM
Fort Fans Have Chance to
See louie Again.

Five bouts with a total of thirty
six rounds, will make up the FIT.
Harrison fight show on next Tuesday
night Tht two ten-round features
will bring together Louie Lavell Of
Anderson and Ray Hahn Of Indian
apolis in one wlnd-up and Happy
Atherton OF this city and Tommy
Hughes of Detroit in the other.
Laveu and Hahn last winter at
Tomlinson Hall fought a sensational
battle. Lavell claims to be getting
back to the form which made him
a great favorite in this State before
he broke his arm.
Fighting Fetraris will be seen in
one Of the six.round bouts. His OPP
ponent probably will be Jacky Sher-
man of Montreal. Ferraris Is well
known in the local ring and always
gives the fans a battle.
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to Earl Mckee, Washington 1850.
Sunday evening on Sunday games
and Monday evening on Monday
games.
In player lists, where one OF. more
teams have same player listed
player involved must remain with
club he starts with. A player can
not start with one team in this tour
ney and then jump to another. One
defeat means elimination and play.
ers are eliminated the same as de.
feated teams.
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Times Player Lists

Indianapolis Celts-stevens. McCurdy,
Goldsmith Weehler, Waterbury, Rudy. Mil
Ter Baker Arnold Dane. Goldsmith. Bova.
Highland A. C.-Tripp. Stafford, Bane,
Farb Ganard. O'Connor. McCool. Miller,
Sullivan. Floyd. Arbuckle, Watson. Bald
win. DoremEk Anterior.
Holy TrinMy-John Heights Joe Heights,
Turk Joe Lambert. L. Lambert j. Lam
bert. Ivansic. Lanning Casey, Frank Turk,
Sinlko. Peters. Webb, i. Bresnick. T
Militaries-A. Cox. Hust. Lehr. snod-
gress. Heiner. Harris Higgs. Farley. Muir
ply, Hartledge. Mullen, Startling, Williams.
Oriental Shoe shop-sachof. Hoffman
KTiner. Wilson, Donohue Meyers. Kelly,
West. Rose. Y. Meyers. Hendrickson. Gaz-
BeImOnts- Macdonald. Duncan. Floyd,
Davis. Nevins. Casey Milender, Fay,
hewitt. Moran. Harlan. Reilly. Hanly, Hart
Southern Grays-w. Cox F. Henderson.
Roy Felix Kugelman, Ray Wilson, Finch
ann, Marslino. Forrest Henderson. Jester;
Felix Turner
Mapleton Maroons-walter Anterior
Benefited, Graves. Whaecter. Ewing, King
son, Liddle. Anderson Kramer.
acknowledgements Whaley, How
ard Becker. Craig. Grimsley. Shea. Fetch
er, Hahn. Lagsdon. Phillips. Killion, Nc
Rural Red sox@Lewis. Tom Benedict
Kern, Freppon, G. Purdy, B. Purdy, Masch-
Reier Combs qi,, r. Sanders s B. saqdsrs
Pirates-Carnegua. Bloss Denl1er,
Wright, Underwood. Wentworth, Mitchell,
johnson. Peacock, Clark, Cunningham, Car
men. Barlow. Baker Scott.
East Enders-Sherman. ONeil. Porter.
Burch Ash. FEEBLE. Roberts. Coons. Lentz,
Ray, Martin. Darringer. Wagner, Grannon,
indianapolis Blues-Couins. Pringle,
Meddick Newbold. White. Lemen, Thomp-
son. Mathews McCarty, stamper, Quill.
Eagles No. 211-C. Lewis, Allen. Lynch.
Sharp, Ogle. J. HAYES r. Hayes Parish,
Flora Reece; D. Mcclure. Wilson. Love,
spadesEHall Hungate. Jordon. Lentz.
r. SchoneclSer. NJ. Schonecker Nordholdt,
Plummer Spahr. King, Wray, Sisson. Hues-
Jackson Reds-Hanley, Sims, Carpenter.
Williams, May, Mitchell, r. Keepley. Har-
Ian; Arnold, Bredell, Jaspar G. Keepley.
Bauer. Nelson Cooke. n Cooke, D ,Ander-
sherer. Marsello, Gardner. Nuttall.
Smiths All-Stars-Petty. Ehrgott, Steele,
ing, Perkins. Burnett JEFF Atherton. Mari
Gale. Lawrence Pringle H Smith.
Willards-Bailey. Ellis Riley. F. Flora,
r. Thompson Meyers. Leland, MCGUIRE,
0'Connell. Grimsley. Baine, Roberts, Shirley,
Theta Alpha Kappa-Gordon. woolgar,
Rush Riley Grady, Jordan. Dixon Myers,
Cottrell Baldwin. Collyer. Schetters. Lewis.
Henley. Screes.
Meldon Club - Perkins Scheer. Ulsas
Kelly NJ Smith. Stehlin. Clay. Lee Steh-
lin. Scanlon. Bova. Cowden. Pierson, r.
Miller. Corriden, R. Kelly.
Y. NJ. S.-Matthews Sowders, Costello.
Bova, Seal. Riester Ruehle. Rea, R. Kelly,
Plummer Werner, Lentz. B. Riester, Klai-
Der. Don Jones.
Nnfe-Yellnru Cahs and Arsenal Cnts
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Washington Park Gossip

Fans who have order box seat tickets
for Sunday and Monday ara urged TO call
Tor the ducats this afternoon and avoid the
crush around the office Il VIII help
Il was BurwelTs first start in several
weeks when he opened on the mound Tor
the Tribe Friday. He was effective until
the eighth when his strength gave out
Bill is a willing ball player and asked BUSH
70 send MIN out for a test He believes ne
viii be able 20 perform regularly the re-
msinder OF the season
Hank Schneider played swell ball AZ
short for Columbus. Third Basema1 DAVIS
was banished IN the fifth for Gisputing
decision BY Umpire Connolly Baird took
ADavIs' place and started the Senator'S rally
y the eighth.
Scout Bill Hinchman Of the Pirates says
he likes the actions of Johnny Hodapp-
Hodapp performed in fine style al third
Friday. He got one hit in the seventh,
Brooks SHARED one Of his long drives Out
near the deep center field fence.
Sticking and Schmaudt went hitless IN
til the eighth when both singled and
helped the winning Tribe rally Sticking
set off the victory powder
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Tine OF THE drivers in the
ID I'll 100-mile auto race at the
y Hoosier Speedway Monday
afternoon who will be watched
closely by speed fans will be Ray
Creviston. He is known as the
little fellow with. the heavy foot"
and he has plenty of gameness in
the tight places.
Dirt track races, where cars are
in sight of the spectators at all
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The series starting today is the
last at home for the Indians, and
when they leave here Monday night
for Toledo they will operate in en-
envy territory until the close Of the
season, Sept. %.
In Fighting Mood
It's been a furious race. The IN
dians have been in the running at
all times-never below third. In
juries and sickness have proved
handicaps, but Ownie Bush's hustlers
are pennant hungry and determined
to fight until the very last.
Louisville has had a recent slump,
but the Mccarthy athletes came 10
the city today in scrappy mood and
with feeling this series may enable
them to get back in winning stride.
Whenever Colonies and Indians
meet. it's dog eat dog.
q Tribe club officials have prepared
TO handle enormous attendance the
three days the Colonies are here.
Guy Morton and Fitzsimmons were
the probable Tribe pitching selec-
tons for the twin program today.
Niles Checks En-
Indian hopes fell Friday when Co
lumbus rallied in the eighth, scored
four runs and drove Bill Burwell
from the mound. but in the local
half Of the eighth the home boys
rallied and scored twice. taking the
lead again. s TO ). And that's the
vvav the struggle finished. Ned Niles
relieved Burweu and checked the
enemy.
Walter Rehg was in the game with
wild determination He got three
hits, nearly got four, scored three
times and helped cut of a Senator
runner at the plate. Kruger drove
in two runs. Hodapp one, Jones one.
Schmandt one and Jones scored a
marker on a double steal.
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times, always provide excitement
and when some Of the daring
pilots shoot into the turns it is
always an occasion for shouts
from the fans.
The Labor day event will start
at 2:30, with time trials in the
morning at 10 o'clock. Fifteen to
twenty cars will compete, and
$4,000 in prize money distributed.
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Emmaus Clubs Play

The Emmaus A. c. will play the
Emmaus CWalther League) team of
Fl. Wayne at Garfield No. . Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Sweitzer or
Greizer, both left-handers, probably
will start the game for TT. Wayne.
Wenning will do the pitching for the
locals and Haley will catch.
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VETERAN WINS SHOOT
65-Year-OId Trap Star Cops Grand
American Handicap.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
DAYTON. Ohio. Aug. 30.-The
Grand American Handicap. feature
Of the national trapshoot which
came TO an end here Friday. was
won by a 65-year-old man, II. c..
Deck of Plymouth, Ohio. He is the
Oldest trapshooter ever known to
have won the diamond trophy.
His victory came after a shoot-off
with three other contestants each Of
whom had a score Of 81 out Of 100.
c. c. Hickman of Logansport. Ind,
was second. Deck shot from the
nearest mark. 16 yards.
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With Ruth at Bat
Friday

Friday
First Inning-Fanned.
Second Inning-Singled to right.
Fifth Inning-Struck by a pitched
ball
Seventh Inning-Walked.
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Two foreign stars, Rene La Coste,
the youthful Frenchman, and Ger
tionalist, survived the fourth round
Friday along with the class of Amer
lean players, William T. Tilden, VIII
liam NJ Johnston, Vincent Rich
ards, Wallace Johnson, Howard Kin
sey and the 1S-year-old junior cham
pion, George Lott Jr.
The most prominent victims Of the
fourth round were Johnny Hen
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Today's Schedule

1 P. M.-vincent Richards. Yon-
kers, n. Y. vs.. Wallace Johnson.
Philadelphia.
800 P. M-William T. Tilden,
Philadelphia, VS.. Howard Kinsey, San
Francisco.
$3.50 P. M.-Gerald Patterson. Aus
tralla. vs.. George NJ. Lott Jr., Chicago.
$50 p M-William NJ. Johnston,
San Francisco. vs.. Rene Lacoste,
France.
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WESTERN OPEN TOURNEY
200-Mark Passed in Entry List of
Golf Event.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-With the
200-marl already passed in the
entry list for the Western open golf
championship at the Calumet Coun-
try Club next week, the field breaks
all records by at least seventy-tivc.
1t is double the number that COM
peted at Memphis last year. and
more entries were expected today
before the list closed.
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SHARKEY TAKES TUMBLE
Former Navy Champ Stopped by
Chilean Heavyweight Boxer.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Aug. 80. - Quintin
Romero Rojas, Chilean heavyweight
champion, knocked out Jack
Sharkey. former navy champion.
with right to the jaw in the eighth
round here Friday night.
Sharkey was down when the
eighth round ended and fell on his
face when ne tried to come out for
the ninth.
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Prepare Glue Buh Noisy FareoDe Final Home Battles
0COLONELS INVADE CITY
FOR SLX-GAME SERIES
With Three Double Bills Carded Local Rooters Are Set for
Gala Tme-SenatorS Defeated.
BY EDDIE ASH

Ring out pennant BELLS Ownie Bushs Indians defeated
the Senators Friday, s. and made few
points gain the place Saints and the third place
Coones The fans becoming goofy Starting this after
open x-game series with Louis
vile Washington Park. Two games today Sunday and
two MONDAY Frervhodv ont for the battle of bats
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Independent Baseball

Umpire Reno is open for an engage
ment on Labor Day. Any team desiring
an umpire call Washington 0159.
The Eagles No. oil will play the
oriental Shoe Shop in the Times tourney
at Riverside No. Z. 1890 p. m. All
Eagles are asked to report at II noon.
The following take notice: Lewis, Allen,
Sharp. Wilson. Lynch, Reece. Ogle, Flora,
Parish. Ribble, Mcclure and Woods
The Rural Red Sox will hold an i'm
portant meeting at 10 a. m Sunday Man
ager PalKe requests all players TO be on
hand as final plans for the Times tourney
viii be gone over. Benedict Kern, Kriclx-
more and VOgel take notice.
The Spades will play their first game in
the Times tourney on Labor day with the
Winards at Spades Park The following
players are requested to be out for prac-
tice Monday at 6 80 a. m: Hail. Hungate,
Jordan Lentz. Z. Schonecker, NJ. Soho
necker. Norholdt. Plummer. Spahr. King
Wray. Sisson. Housing. Ross and Brannom
Rivers and Behnke are requested to call
Manaher WHEELING. Webster 1897.
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On the Flop Wheel

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-William
Dementral, Greek demon" pinned
Henry Steinborn, the German, with
a toe hold at wrestling show here
Friday night. Renato Gardini,
Italian. used a body scissors to flop
Jack Hokuff. Idaho, in 7:10.
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Murphy out. hit by batted ball.
Hight batted for MEG afigan in 9th.
tLopez batted for Sanders in 9th.
Columbus ...... 0 o 0 0 0 %
Indianapolis 49,. 0 o o l 1 IS
TwO-base hits-Rehg. Murphy. Krue-
ger Three-base hits-Jones. Murphy
Stolen bases-Jones. Kruger. Sacrifice
Jones. Double plays-Grimes to Schrei-
Der to Grimes; Jones to Sticking to
Schmandt Baird TO McGaffigan to Grimes.
Left on bases-Indianapolis. i Columbus.
3. Bases on balls-Of Burwell. /; off
By Burwen. l. Hits-Of Burwell. Z in
7 innings and I batters in Sth; off Niles
0 in . innings: off NOrthrop II in 1-3
innings: off Sanders. 1 in 2-3 inning
Hit by pitcher-By Burweu (Davis). Wild
pitch-BurweTl Winning pitcher-Niles.
Umpires-Finneran and Connolly. Time
of game 40.
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City Amateur Series

At Penusy Park To-day
Glass A-3 :30-Morris St. NJ. Z. VS..
First Baptist
Class B--1 :3o-Conege Cubs VS.. En-
manuel Baptists.
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Major Homer Leaders

Ruth, Yanks, AZ.
Fourier, Robins. Is.
Hornsby, Cards, %.
Hauser, Athletics. 81.
Williams, Phils. IS.
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Umpire Fee First

Managers of teams playing Sun
day and Monday are requested to
pay the umpire $40 each before
game starts Each team supplies
one new ball and one used ball and
winning club takes losing clubs new
ball and retains own new ball and
own used ball If umpire fails to
put in appearance, managers Of clubs
are advised to choose substitute Of
fetal from crowd if they can reach
an agreement in the matter.
Spit ball, emery ball and other
freak stuff on the part Of pitchers
is barred.
Umpires are requested to report
scores of their games and batteries
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TIMES TOURNEY TEAMS
START ACTION SUNDA Y
Fifth Annual Event for City Independent Mines Gets
Under Way on Park Diamonds

Teams swing into action Sunday afternoon various city
park diamonds in the first games of the fifth Times
for the city Independent championship Nine games
scheduled Sunday and Monday The schedule for
Sunday and Monday is carried this page.
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Highlands Given Game

The CABS were scheduled to meet
the Highlands at Spades Park at
$3.50 Sunday. This game is off and
1t goes to the Highlands, 8 to 0. I'm
pire Harrington, who was assigned
to that COMETS, will not be required
to put in appearance.
The Arsenal Cubs. scheduled to
play the Rural Red Sox at Riverside
No. 6 at $3.50 Monday, did not file
a player list and the game has been
forfeited TO the Sox. Q to 0. The
Rural Red Sox and Umpire Reno
will not be required to show
The Belmont Meidon game sched-
uled for Sunday at Riverside No. 3
at 1890 has been changed to River
side No s at $3.50. Umpire II. Noffke
take notice.
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REACH QUARTER-FTNALS
IN M TTONAL NET MEET
Two Foreign Stars Survive at Start Of Days PIay-Hen-
nesSey Eliminated in Fourth Round
By HENRY i. FARRELL,
BIZ United Press Staff Correspondent

FOREST HILLS, N. Y. Aug 30.-Wh the field reduced
to eight survivors, heavy action and important casualties
were fifth round of the national tennis championships
at the West Side Tennis Club this afternoon
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BIG OFFER FOR GENAR0
Paris Wants frankie If He Defeats
Pancho Villa.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 30-Frankie
Genaro. American f1yweight cham
pion. has been offered $50, 900 to meet
the winner Of tie European cham
pionship in Paris if he wins the
worlds title from Pancho Villa.
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Big Leagues

TOOSE GOSLIN, Washington
Ii , outfelder. hit homer and
two singles, drove in one
run and scored three himself. beat
ing the Yanks almost lone-handed
for the second time at 81, Friday.
Eddie Browns single in the eighth
inning Friday drove in two runs and
helped the Robins come from behind
and beat the Giants, 81. Vance won
his twenty-third game of the season.
his eleventh in a row, and ran his
total strikeouts up to 202. beating
his 1928 record.
Two-base hits by Morrison and
Carey in the ninth inning scored the
run that gave the Pirates a 5-4 vic
tory over the Reds.
xvi ITH a three-run rally in the
INV ninth inning, the Browns beat
IL the Tigers. TO. in the sec
ond game. after Detroit had been
downed, so, in the first game.
Myatt's single in the tenth inning
Friday, after Speaker had been
passed and a sacrifice hit pushed
over the run that gave the Cleveland
Indians a 81 victory over the White
Sox.
Seven extra.base hits and FIVE sin.
giles gave the Browns a Ga victory
over the pills.
Behind Ehmke's effective pitching
Friday the Red Sox won their third
straight game from the Athletics.
81.
After getting n single the first time
up Friday. Rogers Hornsby had to
retire with a wrenched back, but the
Cards beat the Cubs, IL to 5. without
him.
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Two clubs, the Yellow Cabs and
the Arsenal Cubs, failed to file player
lists with The Times. as required by
tourney rules, and these clubs for
feit. therefore, to the teams they
were to meet
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Solomon Loaned

Nose Solomon has been loaned to
Waterbury by Bridgeport in the
Eastern League for the remainder Of
the season.
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Feature Games of the Past
Aug. 80, 1905 ---
PASTE THIS ONE IN YOUR BOOK!

twobase hit Chesbro Cobbs first hit in the big
his Little did the
crowd witnessing
most wonder career in baseball The score:
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GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS 1.-TWO
Eames) Toledo at Columbus. Milwaukee
at Kansas City. Minneapolis at st. Paul.
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Two-base hits-Cobb, Mcintyre. Schaefer.
Stolen bases-Schaefer, Crawford. Chase.
Left on bases-Detroit 8. New York 8.
ouble plays-Elberfeld. Williams, Conroy.
zoo.
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Boston at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games
New York at Brooklyn St Louis at Chi
cagO. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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11Auv York - OOI 600 GOO-1 o
ProolxIvn .. 600 600 O3"-3 1
Barnes. Snyder: Vance. Deberry.
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Behind Ehmke's effective pitching
Friday the Red Sox won their third
straight game from the Athletics.
81.
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Cincinnati ..-.. 600 22O OOO-4 /
Pittsburgh 1900 80 600 OO1-3 Il /
Sheehan. Hargrave: Meadows. Morrison.
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Note-Yellow Cabs and Arsenal Cubs
failed to file player lists and forfeited to
opponents.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Detroit at 81 Louis. Washington II
New Yrok. Chicago at Cleveland. Phila-
delphia at Boston 1.-TWO games).
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Slated for Chesbro in the ninth.
Tran for Mcclure in the ninth.
NEW YORK
DETROIT ........ ...........
Earned runs-Detroit f. New York L.
Sacrifice hits-Schaefer, Hahn, Mcclure.
First on balls-Off Mullen 5, Chesbro Q.
Struck out-By Mullen 8. Chesbro 4. /
Umpire-o' Loughlin. Time-2:o2. Att
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American ASSOCIATION
Toledo ...-. goo 600 sos 13 6
Louisville 1890. 600 40 O01-5 II
Gard CASTOR: Esteu Roob, Wick.
(Only games scheduled)
American League
Washington &C.,. 020 O01 020-5 0
New York ..... 600 600 0lO-l
johnson. Marberry, Ruel; Bush. Schang.
\ Cleveland . OO1 POI OO1-5 II
!. Robertson. schalk: Uhle, Wyatt.
Philadelphia 600 600 O1O-1 9 2
Boston -. OO4 OOI OO'-3 1
Harris. Burns. Neeker. Brugsy. Gibson;
Elmke. O'NeilI.
First Camel
Detroit ...-. 600 600 600 3
ST. Louis .-.-.. oil 600 100 o
Whitehill, Bsssler; Davis. SEVERED.
(Second Camel
Detroit .. 600 oil O31-6 II .
ST, Louis 49,. 200 900 2O3-7 9 /
Leonard. woodan Bassler; wingard
vangilder. Danforth. SEVERED.
National League
ProokIyn ....... 600 600 O3'-3 1
Barnes. Snyder: Vance. Deberry.
Cincinnati - 600 900 OOO-4 6 l
Pittsburgh 800 80 600 0O1-5 IL l
Sheehan. Hargrave; Meadows. Morrison.
Gooch.
Boston ........ O2O O21 O1O-6 IL o
PbiIadelphis -. 600 600 2O2-4 II 1
COoney. Gibson; Oeschger. Couch. Hen
line.
Chicago -. O30 600 OO2- Is 2
Haines DYER Sherdel, Gonzales. Neiber-
gall; Blake, Wheeler. Mnstead. OFarreu.
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Seven extra.base hits and FIVE sin
giles gave the Browns a Ga victory
over the Pills.
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Rosto1 O20 O21 O1O-6 10 0
PbiIsdelphis -. 600 600 2O2-4 IL 1
Cooney. Gibson: Oeschger. Couch, Hen
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Baseball Calendar
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LFAGTE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

American Association
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-30

Two-base hits by Morrison and
Carey in the ninth inning scored the
run that gave the Pirates a 5-4 vic
tory over the Reds.