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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
Easter Announcements

Pastor Brown of the Penny Me-
mortal United Baptist church has is
sued an attractive leaf;et announcing
a series of special pre- Easter services
beginning with tomorrow morning.
The subjects are given for the next
five Sundays. Beginning with We'd
nesday April 9th. mcknight services
win be held with a number of neigh
boring pastors as speakers. The leaf
let also contains n pastors message
of interest to.see the church's con-
stituency. The subject of the sermon
tomorrow morning is: Christ's PERTH
nent Question as found in Matt. is:
Is. A cordial invitation is extended
to all who are not connected with
other churches to worship with us.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
LOCAL NoTIcE

Tho Augusta League of Women
Voters will hold an open meeting
Tuesday. March IS. at s p. M. in
the Assembly Hall of the ~" Hon.
r. d. Cummings of Portland win
rive an address, on "Maine Water
Powers and what Method of Devel-
onment will be for the Greatest
Good OF the People of Maine" Men
and women WELCOME. Mar22d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22

Capital Grange, No. 24S will NEE!
in regular session at G. A. r. hall
this Saturday evening at $50. The
business session will be followed by
the comforting of the first and second
degrees on a class Of candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
FOOD SPECIALS

Miller's are offering for specials
the following items. Assorted
Cocoanut Cream Bars, 19c lib; Cream
Walnuts 29c; Jersey Bittersweet
peppernint patties soc; 2 pounds for
a5c; Easter packages, novelties and
Iavors now in stock.
Boneless lean beef for boiling zoe
Id; Fresh native pork loins for
roasting % and Csc lb; Old Tasty
cream cheese Csc lib: New Cabbage
2aulifiower, cucumbers and spinach
1t Hersom & Bonsalls.
Weber e. Hewett have an excep-
.ional showing of chicken and fowl;
fresh pig shoulders. 15c; Swift's Pre-
MUM ham and bacon; strictly fresh
eggs. 33c doz.: new bunch beets.
carrots, cabbage, spinach, beet
green. dandelions. endive, rhubarb.
strawberries, Portland cucumbers
and radishes; Florida oranges, 39c
doz.; baked beans and brown bread,
Among the offerings at the T. A.
Thompson Co. are pkgs. Superba
seeded raisins for 25c; fancy Bald
win apples. SOC PIX; = lbs. soda
crackers. 2oc; ) lbs. meaty prunes,
Doc; , lbs. peanut butter kisses, 39c:
cans Ratchet or Superba straw
berries. 73c. See ad.
Merrill Bros. have Portland cukes.
radishes, beet greens. spinach
greens. new Bermuda onions, fancy
native pop corn: = lbs. bulk dates,
:ac: Indian River grapefruit z and
for 25c.
At Landry's Market, 1000 pounds
of smoked ham. Is lbs. average, will
be sold today at 20c lb. whole; fresh
ham, pc: fresh SHOULDER, 15c; ba-
con. whole, 1Sc. See ad. for other
prices.
Pierce's. Public Market offers Q
lbs. hamburg steak for 25c; fancy,
leg of lamb. &c; forequarter of
lamb. 15c: lamb chops. 29c: and a
full line of meats, vegetables and
fruits.
E. w. Church has only one week
more in which to sell his stock of
groceries and provisions. His ad.
today calls attention to some
especially low prices on cereal,
soaps and teas as well as other
goods.
At j. F. Turner's today: Dill
pickles in glass and bulk. Tolman
sweet apples, 35c PIX; pkgs. seeded
raisins, Csc; lbs. raw peanuts soc;
good coffee, 35c; diabetic flour;
maple syrup and pancake flour;
smoked shoulders, 15c; 8 lbs. Spanish
onions 25c; cans best peaches,
$1.o0 value for csc; Id. oolong tea,
soc.
Brownell & McGraw have another
orange special today when they will
sell oranges at sec peck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
Ochmanski Buys
Mcguire Battery
Service to Consolidate

1t was learned Friday that the
battery service conducted by George
Mcguire at 304 Water street for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22

The teachers of the William X.
Smith Grammar school We're enter
tanned at n charming tea by Mrs.
Jefferson X. Barnekov at her home.
- Stone street, Friday afternoon.
The time was passed with sewing
and social intercourse and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the group in
attendance
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
.HENNESSEY-M'KA
DOUBLES CHAMPS
SagaIoWSky = Kurzrock De-
feated After Battle.

Hennessey and Mckay were forced
10 the limit Friday to win the city
doubles title in a postponed match
with Sagalowsky and Kurzrock.
youthful Butler stars. The score was
Ga. Ga. rs. The first set was played
last Sunday, before rain interfere1.
Almost every point was holly con
tested. and the match was uncertain
until the very last. Sag and Kurz.
rock set fast pace, but Mckay and
Hennessey played together we'll and
always managed TO come through in
the pinch. Mckay played the net
well. with Hennessey's long legs
rambling over the back court.
Kurzrock smashed through for
many points when he came up 10 the
net, while Sagalowsky laid back. All
Of the p,ayers went at top speed and
the battle was fast and furious aE
the way.
Hennessey. who won the singles
crown, is now joint holder Of the
doubles title with Mckay.
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The Nut Cracker
OLD-TlME OILY MPlC HEROES


the standing of the
~ Eye Connolly We will he S a
a
there has only been crasher really entitled
championship recognition that
Connolly.
RI AXE Sullivan ilrain swamp
Mississippi example No stadium enclosure
- Of any kind Any wayfarer who happened be drifting
along might pause and witness the historic battle
Was Two Connolly non-plussed?
YOURSELF Two
Two Eye with a his
boast that
ordinarily it to induce Two Eye boast.
My prison speaks for itself"
international crashing
43 when he crashed the
that informed he
idea of accompanying him
@ 10 understand correctly? questioned the officer
celent cockney Two Eye made discoureous
IL He said, "A fig for
Without further the
him the full length of the
with the
The A u records distinctly show that Two the
crashed the
triumph this that
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PRELIMS CARDED
FOR FORT SHOW
Two EightSI One Six and One
Four Arranged.

The supporting bouts for the Roc
co VS. Mack ten-round main go at the
FIT. Harrison arena Tuesday are ar
ranged and will offer excellent talent
Jackie Barnhardt of Terre Haute.
who gave Jimmy Dalton a hot fight
at the Fort few weeks ago, will
tangle with Bobby Bridges OF In
dianapolis in one of the eight-round
bouts.
In the other eight-rounder Joe
Elraine Of Louisville, who gave a
great exhibition at the Hoosier
Speedway a few weeks ago, will
meet Joe Dillon of indianapolis.
Dillon beat Ferraris at the Fort in
May, was beaten by Elraine here.
and then went down to Louisville
and won frorn Filra:ne.
Happy Atherton, 115-pound young
ster, and Make Epstein will throw
gloves in the six-round main prelim.
In the four-round opener Soldier
Tillman of the Fort and Carl
Schmedel of Brightwood. trained
under Roy Wallace, meet at 1875
pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
COOPER TO DRIVE
IN K. c. EVENT
Earl Entered With His Stud
ebaker Special.

Earl Cooper will be in the seat
Of his Studebaker Special July 4 at
Kansas City when the annual $50
mile speedway race is run there. The
spectacular driver is out to give the
boys the usual battle and X. C. mo-
tor fans are eager to see him step
on It,"
Cooper's great struggle in the 500
mile race here May 80 In which he
finished second to the Corum- Boyer
combination. won him country wide
fame and ne is popular favorite wher-
ever the race game is talked.
The usual squad of leading pilots
VIII strive for honors at X. c, An
nouncement OF the Duesenberg en-
tries was made several days ago.
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Mann, indianapolis Eugene Miller. Indian.
apolis; H, F. Miller, Indianapolis z. s.
Mitchell, indianapolis,
One From Wyoming
Russel ". Munsen, Laramie. Wye: Basil
Nash, Franklin; Walter Northwein Column
bus. Ohio; B. / G. Norton, South Africa;
George o'ConuelI. Chicago; Kenneth Ogle,
Indianapolis; Henry J. Owens FraHkiiHi
Gerald L. Patterson. Melbourne, AustTaliai
Mr.. Rafert. Indianapolis; Wallace Rich
ards. Indianapolis; r. C. Roberts, Frank
lin: julius SagalowsIzy, Indianapolis; r. g.
Schlesinger. Melbourne Australia; ArthuS
Shaw. Chicago; H. S. Hhepard, Indianape-
lis; George Starbuck. indianapolis; Donald
Strachan. Philadelphia; John StubbS Ia
eianapolis: Mr.. Thalhelmer. University Of
Texas: Abe Thatcher. Indianapolis; Will
liam T. Tilden II. Philadelphia; Benny
Tranter. Franklin: Robert Pranter Frank
in: Charles Trask INDIANAPOLIS; Joseph
Texas; Sandy Wiener. Philadelphia; Luciea
Williams. Chicago; Edward Wilson, Chi
cago; Thee. Wilson, Indianapolis.
The JUNIORS LIST
Abe Thatcher. Indianapolis: FhemAs
Marley. Indianapolis; Herbert Sample Ins
dianapolisi Harry Vonburg, Indianapolis;
A. L. Wiener Philadelphia: Don Strahan,
Philadelphia Thomas MeGlynn. Philadeis
Dhiai Walter Thomas, Philadelphia; John
McGlynn, Phi adelphia Charles RAtnaeier,
Indianapolis Manson BraffeFd, fndianapos
lis; James Wood Indianapolis Thee vii.
son, Indianapois; Kendrick Hickman, In
dianapoIis; Richard Patton IndiaHsBoiis,
Henry Rothrock, Bloomington; William
Pike. Bloomington Frank Roth, fHdianapo.
lis; Berry Grant, Atlanta Ca. Robert
Tranter Franklin;, Benny fFanter Frank.
lini Lennie Green, Franklin: Nat winsid.
Lafayette; Harold Winski, Lafayette: Ben
Kohn, Indianapolis! Leo Solomon, Indian
apolisi -- Grasford, Indianapolis
THE BOYS ENTRIES
Wayne Shumaker Indianapolis: Charles
Bette, Indianapolis Edwin Perry Indian
apolis. Courtland Darlington. Indianapolis;
Grant Hart, Indianapolis; Leo T. Solomon,
INDIANAPOLIS, william Pike. Bloomington;
Milton Solomon indianapolis: Tom Quinn.
Indianapolis; Thomas Markey Indianapo-
hs Harry Vonburg. indianapolis: Richard
Mcdowell, Indianapolis; Walter Thomas.
Philadelphia John McGlynn. Philadelphia;
Raymond West. indianapolis.
woMEly's SINGLES AND DOUBLES
Mrs Ruth Riese. Saginaw. Mich: Marion
Leighton Chicago; Kate Waldo. Chicago:
Mrs A, J. Stewart. Chicago: Mrs. Leo AL
ter, Chicago, Mrs. Louis Bailey, Chicago.
all others from indianapolis. as 1ollows:
Mrs. H. S. Adams. Mrs l. Watt Pugh,
Bertha Green. A, Florence. Josephine Ker-
needy. Kathryn Dodson, Margaret Wolfrsd.
Josephine Buentinz. Anna Ruth Haworth,
Dorothy Diedtrich, Lsvina Fisher
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Big Leagues

xvi ILBUR COOPER. Pirate
1--WE pitcher. let the Cubs down
IL with two hits Friday, Pitts.
burgh winning, 90.
The Yanks, seated on the verge
of the second division. snatched two
games from the Red Sox Friday and
went into third place. They won
the first. 1871, and took the second,
1916.
Luque and Donahue put the ink
sign on the Cards Friday and the
Reds won a double bill. SO and So
Whithill and Shaute tangled at the
Cleveland park. the Cobbmen win
ming, / to o.
Manager Sisler tried several hurl-
ers to stop the vicious attack of the
White Sox Friday, but they all
failed, Chicago winning, 60.
Rain prevented the two major
league leaders from playing Friday.
1t strengthened the Giants stand,
as the Cubs lost.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28

Everything was set for a large
afternoon at the ball groun
today when the Tribe boosters
were going to do their stuff in honor
of Ownie Bush. THAT old gang of
mine" of the east end had something
special to spring and there were to
be field events to help out in the en-
tertainment
Rain of the early morning did very
little damage to the playing field
and. barring more showers, Ground
Keeper Johnson said the diamond
would be in suitable condition. John
son. and his park gang were busy
the entire morning putting things
in order
Enthusiasm over Bush Day"
reached a high pitch and a record
crowd for weekday attendance in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia Washington, raia
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The list reads more like national
affair than a sectional meet with
such distinguished names as William
Tilden, worlds champion; Capt Ger
aid Patterson of the Australian Da-
Wis cup team; Brian I. c. Norton,
ex-South African Davis cup star;
r. z. Schlesinger, Australian Davis
cup player; Al Chaplin, Jr., who has
twice forced Tilden to five sets this
year: Louis Kuhler, Ohio champ, and
many others, including Indianapolis
own Johnny Hennessey. who can
stand up with the best of them.
Jap Here Few Days
Zeno Shimizu. the Jap star. has
wired he may come for a day or
two. but could not get away for the
ing to prevail upon him to play the
entire tourney here.
Among the juniors are five lads
from Philadelphia including Sandy
Wiener and Donald Strachan, two
of the best youngsters in the game
who have received instructions from
the master of them all, Tilden.
Among the women entries are five
Chicago stars and Mrs. Ruth Riese
of Saginaw. Mich, the present West
ern champion.
To Use Eight Courts
Everything is in readiness for the
meet. which is expected to be the
best ever held here. Additional
seating arrangements have been
made for 1000 fans at Woodstock.
Practically all boxes have been sold.
Eight courts Will be kept busy
during the week. The main matches
will be held on the two champion
ship courts.
The complete entry list is as
follows:
MEMS SINGLES AND DOUBLES
l. ]. Adler Indianapolis: Leo Alter. Chi
cago: Fritz Bastian. Indianapolis Edward
Bennett, Indianapolis: Ralph Burdick. In
dianapohs. Alfred Chaplin Jr., Philadelphia;
Richard Crane. Indianapolis: j. L. Eagles
field IT, Indianapolis; J. H. Ehlers. Indian
apolis; g. F Framber Columbus Ohio;
John Galpin Indianapolis: William Gavin.
Indianapolis; Berry Grant. Atlanta, Ga;
Axel Craven. Chicago. H.; Thomas Hen
bricks. Indianapolis John Hennessey. In
dianapohs A R. c. Kipp. indianapolis;
Ellis W. Klinge man. Chicago: Ben Kohn,
Indianapolis; Miney Kohn. Indianapolis:
Frank Kronangue. Dayton Ohio Louis
Kuhler .Ir. Cincinnati Ohio: Paul Kunkel,
Cincinnati. Ohio Raymond Kunkel. Cincin-
natl; Leo Kurzrock indianapolis: Bob
Lang. Indianapolis; George Lott. Chicago;
Leo Lunn. Chicago; Thomas McGlynn. Phil
adelphia: j. &. Mckay, Indianapolis; A.
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.Quble plays---Irwln, Farrar.
Indianapolis 0. Hit by pitcher
ackett 2. Wild pitches
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BROOKS DEFEATED
IN MATCH WITH
STAR OF BELGIUM
Australian Veteran Falls Be-
fore Washer in WimbIe-
don Net Tournament,
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

BY HENRY i. FAIRFIELD,
United Press Staff Correspondent
WIMBLEDON, England, June %.
The veteran Norman Brooks,
Australian tennis star, bowed today
before the terrific drives of Gene
Washer of Belgium and Brooks was
eliminated from the aH-England
championship matches.
Washer had a comparatively easy
time in the first set, taking it GO,
but Brooks called on his remarkable
court strategy and skill and made
keen competition in the last two
sets. both of which went to Washer,
rs, Ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28

Waukee.ln the order named.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
Hut" Fight Show

~ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June Is
be Cooper of West York, H., won
yer. Eddie Dyer of Terre Haute in
Ia rounds here Friday night Merle
lite of Indianapolis knocked out
larry Russell of Cincy in the first.
RUSSELL was substituting for Vic
loss. Len Mahoney of Indianapolis
efeated Jackie Carr of Denver.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
MATSUDA REACHES CITY
Jap GrappIer Arrives for Monday
Bout With Carpenter.

Considerable interest is being dis
played by local wrestling fans over
the graphing contest slated between
Matty Matsuda of Japan and Ray
Carpenter of Lancaster Ohio for a
finish at the Broadway Theater next
Monday night.
Matsuda was scheduled to arrive
this afternoon to put on the finish
ing touches Of his training. Carpen-
ter is working out at. Columbus
Ohio and will not arrive until Mon
day morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
WILTSHIRE ON AUG. 80
Boxing Commission Grants Permit
for heavyweight Contest.

BIZ Times HpeCtdT
TRENTON, n. j., June 2S.-The
New Jersey boxing commission has
granted a permit for the staging Of
the. Harry Wills-Luis Firpo bout n
Jersey City, Aug. go it was an
nounced Friday. Promoters will be
allowed to charge $25 for top adj
mission price.
The bout will be twelve rounds
no decision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
PUBLIC LINKS FINALS
Decker of Kansas City and Coble of
Philadelphia Meet.
BIZ Times SpeciaL

By Times Special
DAYTON. Ohio. June 2S.-Henry
Decker of Kansas City and Joe
Coble of Philadelphia, were to meet
today for the national public links
golf title. Decker eliminated Earl
McAleer Of Washington who has
been shooting sensauonally by a
score of and on Friday Decker
shot three brides in this match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
Trans-Mississippi Golf

BIZ Tunes SpcctdI
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June 2S.-The
Trans Mississippi golf title was to be
decided today when James Manion
and Lawson Watts of st. Louis met
in the championship match at the
ST. Joseph Country Club.
Manion defeated Eddie Held of st.
Louis, the 1923 champion, 1 up. in
tire seminal round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
ROGUE TOURNEY WINNER
Results of Event at Winona Lake
Are Announced.

By Times Special
WARSAW, Ind, June 2S.-The
all-week rogue tourney staged on
the new Winona Lake courts was
finished Friday evening with results
as follows:
W W. Wilson of Chicago won in the
diamond division: d. H. Stenpel of Camp
bellston, Ohio, won in the first division
w l. Pierce of Warsaw won in the second
division and R. w. Oyler of Chicago won
in the third division.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
BUD TAYLOR IN VICTORY
HOosier Bantam 0utpOints Zierner i'm
Cleveland Scrap.
BIZ Tnifed Pre-!

BIZ United PreSS
CLEVELAND, June 2S.-Bud
Taylor. Terre Haute, Ind, trimmed
AL Ziemer, Cleveland, in a ten-round
no-decision bout here Friday night.
Mickey Dugan. Cleveland. out
pointed Eddie Cone, Chicago. in
eight rounds.
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IWO-Ddse HIIs--cCIftIDtT. bTOOks. LO-
&pez Three-Base Hits-RusseIl co. Stolen
<Bases-Davis, Murphy. Sacrifice Hits
j Brooks. Baird. Double Play-Urban to
Russell Left on BaseS-Iudianapolis Z;
Columbus. 10 Bases on Balls-Of Petty
Z: off Smith, 3: off Foulk. l. Struck Out
Ey Petty. q by Foulk. 3. Hits-Of Petty.
e. in 2-3-innings; off Smith 2 in . Is
Erlnings Umpires-Connolly and Finneran
Time 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
Duane in Accident


By United Press
NEW YORK, June %. - Carl
Duane. junior lightweight. reported
dying yesterday from an accident,
was improved today. Duane with
three friends, was in a motor car
which turned over.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28

The Indianapolis Racing Pigeon
Club will have it's 300-mile race from
Cuba, Mo-. on Sunday; the 400-mi,e
race, Jrl5 6, and the fir.al old bira
500-nlile race on July II.
The Indiana Poultry Feed and
Supply Company has offered silver
cup to the winner of the 59Q-nile,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
Kiwanis Golf Meet

/ The local Kiwanis Club golf tour
u was scheduled to start this after
81 h at Coffin course at O'Clock.
- entry included twenty-five
<y<5es. other club members were to
t ssigned to foursomes at the
! = ing tee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28

III ETY. could afford to lose one.
His record now is thirteen
IL won and three lost. His rec
ord is so good three big league teams
have been sounding out Owner
Smith. The Cards, Red Sox and
Cincy Reds ike Jess work. Smith
said Friday the club that gets Fetty
will have to step high with players
and cash. The st. Louis Cards es-
peciaIly are eager to make a deal for
the Tribe lefty. There is no chance
Of Petty leaving here. however. until
after the present season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
Results of Women'S State
Golf Tournament

STATE CHAMPION-Miss Hills Drayer
Fit. Wayne Ind
Indianapolis
THIRD FLIGHT-Mrs. william Diddel
indianapolis
FIRST FLIGHT (Cousolation) Mrs
Robert Tinsley Crawfordsville
SECOND FLIGHT (Consolation)- Mrs.
William Barrere Jr.. Indianapolis.
THIRD FLIGHT Consolation Mrs. II.
o. Burgess. Crawfordsyille
FOURTH FLIGHT Consolation Mrs
Frank Shambleau. South Bend.
LOW MEDAL SCORE Qualifying
Round Miss Naomi Hull Kendallville.
DRIVING CONTEST-Mrs Carl Gibbs
indianapolis
PUTTING CONTEST-AIiss Naomi Hull.
Kendalviile
Consolation for second day losers in
championship 1ight--Mrs. D. S. Menasco
Indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28

The Silver Flash club will play at
Frankfort Sunday at Hills Camp on July
4. at Lafayette July ard at Brooklyn
July 10. Games are wanted with strong
State clubs Address w. T. Day, else
Broadway. or call Humboldt 1925.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
HARNESS, RUNNING
RACES SCHEDULED
ON NEXT FRIDAY
Veterans of Foreign Wars
to Stage Events at Fair
ground Track.

Two harness and two running
races Will be staged next Friday aft.
ernoon at the State Playground un.
der the auspices of the Hoosier post
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars OF
Indianapolis.
The races will be part of an all-day
celebration at the Playground. which
will be open to the general public.
Delegations of war veterans are ex-
pected from many cities in the State,
as the Veterans of Foreign Wars
have sixty posts in the State. All
ex-service men generally have been
urged to attend the celebration
which will include a fireworks dis
Play in the evening.
The races will be staged beginning
at 2 p. m. Friday. A 2:20 trot is the
first on the program. Mart Wilson,
well-known local trainer, has three
horses entered for this event, while
Lon Mcdonald has two horses out of
his stable
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
Feature Games of the Past
June 90, 1887--------------
WHEN oLD-TIME HOLSTERS WERE DRUBBED
Iune %. 1897

baseball
in
National
that Quakers received
however, they slammed out regular saes Inundated
HOLSTERS "a Indianapolis
ruined of fielding
he of fvec
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2:25 Pace Entries

Others entered in the pace include
Katie G, one of the promising ones
from Sep" Palms stable, noted for
its fast ones; Yankee Doodle, With
Wolverton up; Lady Mack, from
Charley Hammond's stable, and Linn
K, from J. g. Karstedt's stable. A
number of additional entries are ex-
pected for both of the events.
The entry list is being completed
by Ed McCaffery for the running
races which will have an important
place on the card.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
TWO BATTLES REMAIN
WITH COLUMBUS OUTFIT
Bush Day Celebration on Program Today Burke's
1 Team Here Monday-Fou Ik Puts Check to Petty
By EDDIE ASH

After the Bush day struggle with Columbus Senators
this afternoon and battle with Moesworhs aggrega
ton Sunday the Indians will Jimmy Burkes Toledo
Hens Washington Park in starting Monday Follow
ing the Hen session. the Tribe will depart long road trip
visiting Louisville Minneapolis ST. Paul. Kansas City Mil