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Nut Cracker

r REMAINED. for American
I Olympic athletes, strutting
their pancakes in France. TO
discover worlds greatest razzberry
ranch, where brotherly hatred and
international scorn twineth around
oldfashioned garden gate.
Americans won everything in
France except undying gratitude
and enduring affection of the glib
bering parley-vooers in stands.
Old utterance Is that broad shouldered
victor is entitled to spells. Our friends
across the sea made slight misinterprets-
ton and showered victOrs with plenty OF
spoiled debris. tastefully garnished with
crisp sprigs of invective and thin layers OF
patriotic venom.
American CUP collectors committee
committed a grievious breach of in
ternational diplomacy by failing 10
flop down in mire and let sundry and
divers competitors walk up and
down their spines until soles Of shoes
got hotter than screen vampires
breath.
49,
-1 RIUMPH OF STAR SPAN
GLED ENTRY ON FINAL
- DAY WAS WIDELY IG-
NORED IN EUROPEAN CAPT
TAILS AND GREETED WITH
DEAFENING ROARS OF SILENCE
BY ALL DISTINGUISHED PAR
T1SANS.
Still, you can't blame foreign
tongue delegates for not getting
hysterical over American athletes
breaking records. They'd much
rather witness American tourist
breaking ten-dollar notes.
If Uncle Sam gets militant and
decides to withdraw from future
Olympic kissing tournaments, he
won't make other nations mad
Fred Fulton and HON
err Smith wouldn't care if Demp-
sey quit the ring, either,
YOUR UNCLE HAS WON EIGHT
OF THESE RAZZBERRY-S SCAT
TERING FETES IN SUCCESSION.
BEFORE HE ENTERS ANOTHER
HE SHOULD DEMAND THE REST
OF THE FIELD-THE PLUCKY
LITTLE FINS EXCEPTED-GO
GET A REPUTATION.
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The Hoosiers wound up their
series in Kansas City with two con-
tests\ Sunday and the twin bill was
divided The Tribe won the first
struggle, 10 to l, but lost in the Sec
ond skirmish when Wilkinson
BANKED them, to 0. Burwell was
the Indians winning pitcher and
Niles suffered the defeat.
A wild throw by Niles IN the
fourth inning paved the way for the
Blues victory run. The Tribe
hurler twirled great ball, but Will
kinson was slightly better. The Blues
got six hits and the Indians four.
George Smith finished on the Tribe
mound when Niles retired for a
pinch hitter in the eighth.
Manager Bush changed his batting
order Sunday and the shift got re-
suits in the first contest Of the aft
ernoon. Bailey was used in the lead
off position and Campbell was
dropped in the list to eighth place.
Hodapp was moved UP to fifth. +
The attendance was $4,000 at che
Sunday attraction. Evidently the K.
C. fans have decided to support DR..
Lavan's boys.
The Saturday game was postponed
on account of rain.
The Louisville Colonels took the
A. A. lead Saturday by winning
double header from the Brewers.
The Saints are second and the Tribe
third.
The Colonies made a fine gain over
the weekend, winning three and
tying one.
A major league club is paying
close attention to the work of
Johnny Hodapp the Tribes kid sec
ond string shortstop, but the Indian
apelis club officials have been IN
able to discover the identity Of the
big league team interested Several
major outfits have admitted some
interest in the eighteen -year-old
player, but one club in particular
has gone to great lengths to collect
al possible data-on the lad Hodapp
played in the K. l. O. Sunday league
last season and few days ago a
major scout visited Cincinnati and
looked up Hcdapp's 1923 record.
In the first fracas OF the Louisville
Milwaukee double-header Sunday Els
tell was announced as the Colonel
pitcher by mistake. He had to pitch
to one batter as per rules, and then
Koob succeeded him. Tyson. Colonel
center fielder. made an unassisted
double play in the second game.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS

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Independent Baseball

The Riverside A. AS handed the Indiana
Travellers their fret defeat this season at
Pennsy Park Sunday. / to /. Perctfeld
and Sagalowsky allowed the losers only
Ave hits while the winners got fourteen.
Bader led the Riverside attack with four
blows. Sherman was knocked out OF the
box by the winners.
The Hoosier Trinagles defeated the Key
stone Juniors. 20 to 0. The winners got
four home runs. Allen of the winners al
lowed only thre hits
Results in the Sunday morning league:
Rub-rex, 7: Lilly Hardware, 4. Marott
shoe shop. 9 Gibson, o. Schloss Brothers.
S:rPostoffice. 0.
The Brookside Cubs defeated the Ram
biers at Riverside Sunday, II to g.. The
are wanted. Address Harold Hustedt, 1870
N. Dearborn St., or call Webster 4252
The College Cubs defeated the Arsenal
Cubs, IT TO 3, Sunday. Twigg of the win
ners struck out thirteen men.
The willard Bulldogs won a double
header from the O-hara Sans. Sunday, Is
to 2 and IL to 4
The Indianapolis Street Railway team
last to the Big Four Grays at Riverside
Park Sunday to 9 The Street Railway
club will play at Carmel on Sunday Games
are wanted with Fishers. McCordsville,
3 is an open date. Call Harrison 94S aft
er s p. M, or address Il. L. Johdan, 1873
Mclean Pl.
The indianapolis Cardinals defeated the
Southern Grays, II to 10, according to
Manager w. L. Deatrick. The Cardinals
down the Grays, II to ?, in a previous
game this season.
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r. IGHT years later the Boston
r Braves. a rank outsider in the
IL race for the National League
pennant, captured that honor.
Going nowhere in the middle Of
the season, the team suddenly
started to play as if inspired put
over several big winning streaks and
surprised the baseball world by I'm
ishing out in front.
That spirit was carried into the
world series. The Braves defeated
the Athletics in four straight games.
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Two Yanlss Win

= Fide37 Labarba, Los Angeles, and
fack Fields. Los Angeles. won the
hyweight and featherweight titles
respecuvely-the only Americans to
win individual championships. Our
fighters piled up points for second
and third places.
The victories of Helen Wills and
Vincent Richards over their French
opponents were particularly vel
come, in view Of the attitude adopted
by the French spectators since the
matches started.
The United States is certain to
add the mixed doubles title TO the
string, for Richards and Mrs. Jessup
meet r. Norris Williams and Mrs.
Wightman in the finals.
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MONGER STAR CASTER
Columbus Expert Wins Two Events
at Fall Creek Pool.

Tom Monger proved the star Of
the allday casting program at the
Fall Creek pool Sunday under the
auspices of the Indianapolis Casting
Club. The Columbus Ohio, expert
won the "a ounce plug accuracy con-
test with a per cent of 99,S Fifteen
contestants had a score of more
than SO per cent.
Monger also took the II ounce dis
lance event by averaging 1919 feet
6 inches for five casts. Fogle was
second with 1885 inches.
Hurst won the a -ounce accuracy
event by averaging 99.7 per cent
Bornholt won the fly accuracy event
with a percent of 90 Ills. Braddon
and Fogle tied for second with
SO 1915.
A number of out-of-town casters
were in the meet
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STAR GOLFERS IN
ANNUAL PLAY Of
WESTERN TOURNEY
Competition Is at HindaIe
CIub-LocaI Men in
Starting Field.
By United Press

Z CHfttb TOO
CHICAGO, July 21.-Noted golfers,
including Chick, Evans, Rudy Knep-
per, Eddie Held, Robert Gardner and
Jimmy Manion, started play today
at the Hinsdale Club in the first half
Of the 36-hole qualifying round of
the Western amateur golf champion
ship tournament.
Ralph Hoagland of Olympia Fields,
and Carl B. Devol, Green Valley
Club were the first to start play. A
heavy rain during the night slowed
down the course.
The lowest 81 scores in the quail
flying round, the second of which
will be played Tuesday, will qualify
for the championship fight
John M. Simpson. Country Club;
Luke Lincoln, Country Club, and j.
J. Tuite. Highland Golf and Coun-
try Club, are the Indianapolis en-
tries at Chicago.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 10: Cleveland. >. Chicago,
ia. Philadelphia. AS. Detroit. 1874
Boston. Is St. Louis 10: Washington 0
sixteen innings; second game postponedl
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 10: Pittsburgh. g. Brooklyn
4: Cincinnati. 2. Chicago 81: Philadel.
phia. 80. St. Louis. 90: Botson, III,
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NAIIONAL LEAGUE
New York 1890 600 600 oO2-2 8 o
Cincinnati 49,. 100 900 31'-r5 ~ 1
Ryan. Snyder; Benton, Rixey. Hargrave.
Boston ..... 001 900 021--4 9 0
Chicago .-.... 002 1O3 O1'-7 8 /
Genewich. North. O'Neil: Bush. Hart
nett.
First Camel
Philadelphia $3.50 100 20I OOO-4 z i
St Louis .. 040 600 Ell IL 1
Ring. Wilson; Stuart. Gonzales.
(Second Camel
Philadelphia -. 2O1 600 0O0--3 8 0
St Louis ... 900 002 600 9 )
Mitchell. Henline; Sothoron. Niebergoll
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QUESTIONS

Il There is a runner on first and third
and one out when batsman hits long fiy TO
the center fielder. The runner on third be
lieves the bail viii be caught and holds
lis base. The runner on first Is OF the
opinion that il viii fall safe and dashes
for second The Outfelder makes the
catch. The runner On third. who has held
ms base starts for home the moment the
fly ball strikes the hand of the oUtielder.
The runner on first, who had reached sec
Ond. dashes BACK to first when he sees the
ball Is caught. The fielder makes a fine
throw 10 first ana beats the runner to the
bag. completing a double play and retiring
5the side The runner on third has crossed
the plate before the final out is made.
Doe sthe run count: II so. why?-B NJ
2 What IS regarded as force play
Please eXplain.-B. NJ
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BUTLER. CAPTAIN INJURED
Dick Mills, Baseball Leader. Breaks
Leg i'm Sunday Game.

Dick Mills. Butler College base
ball captain for next year, received
broken leg Sunday while playing
with the Theta Alpha Kappa team
at Valley Mills.
He Is a former Technical High
School athlete and was playing with
an athletic fraternity team com
posed Of Tech varsity letter men.
Mills Is a shortstop.
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KURZR0CK WINS MEET
Western Junior Champ Cops Gar
field Park Tourney.

Leo Kurzrock. western junior ten
mis- champ, won the Garfield invi-
rational tourney Sunday by defeating
Robert Lang, city park title holder,
Ga. 60, Ga. A large gallery watched
the play, which was high-class
throughout.
Sundays results follow:
Wool defeated Milton Kurzrock, ell
"a. 9 .; Hart defeated Brandenburg, o.
81; Leo Kurzrock defeated Hart, 81. 80
81: Lang defeated Wood. 40 So. "a
62s Leo Kurzrock defeated Lang, GA
90. Cd
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Sport enthusiasts who play
lunches are wondering If the re-
cent sensational squirt of the
Washington club will work out
as did the rush of the White
Sox and the Braves, winning of
a pennant.
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- URING the sensational run of
ID victories by the White Sox in
- 1906, / officiated in a.number
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the chin from Jack Dempsey.
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5000 SEE TILDEN
WIN At CHICAGO
Tennis Champion Defeats
Howard KinSey,
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. July 21.-"Big Bill"
Tilden has added the Illinois State
singles championship to his string.
Before a crowd of 5000 Sunday he
defeated Howard Kinsey. San Fran.
cisco, 6-1, 0-6, GA, 6-9.
Gerald Patterson and Pat O'Hara
Wood, Australian Davis cup players,
won the mems doubles champions
ship by defeating Howard and Bob
Kinsey, San Francisco, 6-3. 3-6, SO.
SIS, GA
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" Peculiar Ticket
Taken to Island

immigration officials completed
questioning Of the prize fighter and
the woman shortly before l p. m
and announced they would be taken
to Ellis Island after lunch on a
technical charge of improper vises
on their passports.
Eduardo Carbone, Firpo's man
ager, and Migeul Serrar, a sparrine
partner, also will be taken to Ellis
Island and held as material wit
ne5Ses.
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Mandel Ont of Action

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 21.-Sammy Man
dell Rockford, has cancelled his
fight at Memphis tonight al-d one at
Youngstown, Ohio, Friday pght be-
cause of an injured left hand.
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DaWsOII' MsIeFItl, WYATT MdHlauA, Z
ton. Schang.
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Bet Against Epinard

American bOokmakers viii give
odds that Epinard. champion race
horse of France. now in this coun-
try, win not win any of the three
races in which he is entered. Ap-
parently they are basing their judg-
ment or the sorry showing Papyrus
made last year.
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Georges in Shape

By United Press
NEW YORK. July 21.-Georges
Carpenter will go into the ring
against Gene Tunney Thursday
night heavier than when he fought
Jack Dempsey and in good condi-
ton, Gus Wilson, his trainer, an
nounced today.
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linn batted for Blackburne In ninth.
Becker oatted for Morton in eighth.
Indianapolis . 0 0 8 0 o 0 0 40
Kansas City 80. 0 0 0 0 O. l
Two Base Hits-Sicking. Armstrong.
Three Base Hit-Sweeney. Sacrifces-Al-
len, Lindsey Kruger. Schmandt. Double
Plays-Campbell to Sticking to Sehmandt.
2: Hodapp to Sticking TO Schmandt: Arm
strong to Branom to Armstrong, Left on
Bases--Indianapolis. l Kansas City. g..
Bases on Balls-0ff Morton. / off Walker.
2 Struck Out-By Burwell / ; by Lind
sey. / by Walker. .. Hits-Off Lindsey.
9 in 3 % Innings; off Morton, 2 in
2 1-3 innings: off Walker. 3 in 1 inning
Umpires-Chill and McGrew. Losing
Pitcher-Lindsey. Time 100.
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RIFLE TEAM AT MEET
HOOsier Club in Frankfort State
Tourney Hurt Stars Sunday.

The Hoosier Rife Club entered a
team in the. State Rife Association
matches which started today at
Frankfort. In the shoot held Sun
day at FIT. Harrison Hurt proved the
star by coping the rifle competition
and finishing second in the pistol
shooting.
The winners score with the rifle
was 144 out of a possible $50. Brad
ley won the pistol shoot with a
score of 1872 out of a possible 200.
Hurts score was 1911.
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GOLD IS BEATEN
Bob Tail, Outsider, Wins by Nose
in Raceland Derby.


By Times Special
ASHLAND. KY, July 21.-Black
Gold failed in his attempt to win
another derby at Raceland track Sat
urday and was defeated by the only
two other starters, Bob Tail and
'Altawood. Bob Tail was in front of
Altawood by a nose and Black Gold
a half length back.
Bob Tail, under a fine ride by
Jockey Lyke, got away to a good
lead and managed to hold on in the
final stride. Neither Altawood nor
Black Gold could get up at the finish,
although Altawood would have won
in another stride Twenty thousand
fans iammed the Raceland grounds.
The winner paid $3.50 fora 81 mu
tuel ticket.
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ARENS WINS MILE SWIM
William Schmeltz and Helen Kempe
Other VictOrs at Ravenswood-

Frank Arens'won the mile event at
Ravenswood, the main race, of the
aquatic program staged Sunday His
time vases minutes one second.
John Haynes was second and G. S.
Blue,s third. The course was from
Sandy Beach to Ravenswood.
William Schmeltz, IL years old,
won the half-mile event for boys 10
to Is years old. Ernest Bonnet was
second and Carl Bassler, third Helen
Kempe, 9 years old, won the 5O-yard
free style for children. Albert Bon
net was second and Thomas May.
third. The meet will be an annual
affair.
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Two Base Hit--Brief Sacrifices-Bil-
lings, Sticking Left on Rases-Indianapo-
lis, 6; Kansas City. 8. Bases on Balls
Off wilkinson, ?: off Niles. . OFF Smith,
l. Hits-On Niles. In Z innings; off
Smith l in l inning. Losing Pitcher
Niles. Umpires-McGrew and Chill
Time Al
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Do You KnOzO
Baseball?
By BILLY EVANS

If you want the final decision on
any baseball dispute. write Billy
Evans, NEA Service. 1900 ". Third
St, Cleveland, Ohio.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Camel
Cleveland ..... 100 900 OO0-1 6
New York $500. 600 200 OFT 0
Shaute. Myatt; Jones, Holman.
Second Camel
Cleveland $500 100 o30 OOo-4 Z 1
New York 80. $50 oil 01'-10 IA 2
Dawson, Metevier. Myatt; Mamaux. Gas
ton. Schang.
St. Louis ~ 100 Dol O20-4 g. 3
Washington .... 010 100 021-5 9 /
Davis. SEVERED; Johnson, Russell. Ruel.
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Bout at Aurora

By United Press .
AURORA, ILL.,, July 21,-Mike Dun
dee, Rock Island, is scheduled TO
meet Harry Kabakoff of st. Louis
in a ten-round battle here Friday
night
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Major Sport Program Paris Olympic Tournament Nearly Completes
INDIANS FACE BREWERS
TO CLOSE ROAD JAUNT7
Tribe viii Be Home Friday to Play Yankees C, Twin
Bill Sunday Is Divided

Owne Bush and his Indians in Milwaukee today to
open aourday with the Brewers The Tribe tossers close
their road trip the Cream City and they will be home Friday
the New Yankees in exhibition game Louisville
is carded to open series Washington Park Saturday
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WILD BULL OF PAMPAS'
IS LASSOED BY OFFICERS
Authorities Hold Firpo and South American SenOrita-
Luis Says He'll Take Dempsey Next Time
BY JACK DARROCK
Press Sfdf Corresp0ndent

OWN
NEW YORK July 21-Qute dashing and debonair bull
Of the Pampas was the towering Senior Luis Angel Fpo who
arrived here TODAY aboard the Nunsen American Legion
an altogether changed Frpo from the suen awkward figure
who came last year worked his 100000 sock
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Billy EUanS
Says

-1ASEBALL history proves that
| X when some outsider stepped
L. in and won a major league
pennant the play of that club was
invariably featured by an unusual
winning streak.
In 1905 the Chicago White Sax
then known IS the ''Hitless Wond-
ers," won an American League pen.
nant and further upset the dope by
defeating the supposedly invincible
Cubs in the world series.
A winning streak OF nineteen
consecutive games featured the play
Of the Sox. The run of victories
came at a time when no one was
giving Chicago much consideration.
II put them at the top and they
finished there.
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STATE BASEBALL SUNDAY,

Theta Alpha Kappa (Indianapolis). s.:
Valley Mills, 2.
Keystones (Indianapolisl, o: Hills
Camp, 5.
Glenn Valley. IS; Stones Crossing. o.
Beech Grove, 4; Spades, 2.
Candy, 3 Indianapolis As, q
Bobnville, 81; Chrisney, 6.
Columbians (Louisyilie), 2: Austin. I.
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Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Pitts
burgh 1.-TWO games). New York at en-
cinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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AMERICAN LFAGTE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
ANIERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGrE.

INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee. Louis
vile at Kansas City. Columbus at Mime
apolis Toledo al St Paul.
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CHICAGO at Washington. St. Louis at
Philadelphia Detroit at New York. Cleve-
land at Boston.
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Luis has toned his dress and his
spirits up. but his optimism re.
manned unchanged.
I'm going TO take Dempsey next
time" said Firpo-in Spanish-"I'm
going TO take the championship
homo
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Our mems doubles won this after
noon and added another title to those
won by Helen Wills, Vincent Rich
ards. and Miss. Wills and Mrs. Wight
man.
Aside from tennis, the major
sports were practically CONNECTED
Helen and WINNIE
Triumphs by 1S-year-old Helen
Wills and young Vincent Richards
in the finals of the women's and
mems singles Sunday gave the
United States a certain claim on the
Olympic championship
Miss Wills beat Mile. VlastO, a
diminutive French girl of Greek ex-
traction. O.. 60, in a match in
which the American girl was always
the winner. Richards took the
measure of Henri Cochet of France
Ga. Ga. ST. 4-6. 60.
BY winning thirteen final events
N the Olympic swimming meet at
4es Tourelles. out OF seventeen con
tested. the American mermen and
mermaids won the championship
with something to spare.
The Swim Standing
The final swim standing showed
the United States leading with 217
points. while Sweden, which was sec
ond. had but SIS. Great Britain
scored so; Australia. 50; France, II;
Belgium. Is, and there was a smat-
tering of other minor points scoring
on the part OF ten other nations.
The new Olympic swim champions
among the Americans are:
MEN
100 meter free style Johnny Weiss
100 meter back stroke. Warren Kealoha.
200 meier breast stroke. Robert D. Skei-
200 meter free style. Johnny Weiss
Fancy high diving. Albert White.
Springboard fancy diving. Albert White.
WOMEN
100 meter free style. Ethel Lackie
100 meter back stroke. Sybal Bauer.
400 meter free style. Martha NOrellus.
Fancy high diving. Elizabeth Becker
Plain high diving, Caroline Smith.
The American swimmers broke
four worlds records and set ten new
Olympic marks.
Although the boxing finals at the
VelOdrome d Hiver were character
lied by weird decisions and nearly
ended in a riot, the United States
boxers who by the way got none
the best Of the decisions. Won the
Olympic ring title with IS points 10
80 for Great Britain Denmark was
third with % joints
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SYA NIX ATHLETES HANG
TO COMFORTABLE LEAD
IT, S. Athletes Add Tennis Swimming and Boxing Titles
to LiSt-Wid Scenes at FiStic Bouts,
By HENRY L. FARRELL


PARIS July 21-Havng added the tennis, swimming and
boxing championships the already long list of titles
eighth Oympad Americas athletes looked about them
dav with few worlds left o conquer.
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Feature. Games of the Past
July Fl, 1884 ------
SHAW FANS 16 'WASHINGTONS

Washington Union Association could hold Fred
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AMthIIAN AfSSUtIAIIUN
INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City rain
Minneapolis. 10: Toledo @. Louisville
4-I2; Milwaukee, 81. Columbus, 8. ST
Paul 4.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS


Itlrst UaIueI
Columbus .. 600 100 OOO- Q
St Paul .- 300 22O O3'-1O 10 l
Foulk. Ketchum. Urban; Merritt Dixor-
Second Camel
Columbus .. go OOl 0O0-S IL 1
St Paul ... 200 600 000-2 g 2
Northrop. Hartley; Mcouaid Roettger,
Dixon.