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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-08
Independent Baseball

The Y. NJ S. Regulars defeated the
Eagles No. 2l1 Sunday. IL to 6. Fast
State clubs wanting games call Stewart
1892 and ask for LoOts. or address R
Kempe. 1888 Leonard St
The East End Milk Company defeated
the Polk Milk nine at Brookside Park Sat
urda. 10 to 9. McGOrgan and Jones Of
the winners starred with home-runs.
The Riverside A AS downed the Key
stones Sunday. to o, in q vrell-played
kane at Pennsy Park. large crowd
witnessed the contest. Lefty GillUm. Riv-
erside pitcher, allowed only two hits and
he was master at all times. GilluIn was
forced 10 extend himself. because Aufder-
heide. Keystone southpaw. was in good
form and held the Riversides to six hits
'Arhe fielding OF both clubs was sensa-
l iOnal-
Riverside A. As viii meet the Shelby
vile Nationals at Pennsy Park next Sun
day
John Schmutte local southpaw twirler
and a member of the Prest -O-Lite team
winners of the 1924 City Amateur Asso-
citation series. is under an optional con-
tract for 1925 with the Pittsburgh Ma
tionals, il is said. The Pirates probably
viii place him with minor league team
next spring.
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MT Cracker

ri EW YORK. Sept. s.-The
I'M three-star special in the bug
~ house sweepstakes. guaran-
teed to canter in first by seven in
sane lengths, or your straightjacket
back, is the amateur kodak fiend. -
This incurable snapshot plague abounds
in large and endless numbers at training
camps Of fighters and Is invariably accom-
panied by an accomplish of the neither sex
who takes turn about in posing with the
thick-eared gladiators.
HARRY WILLS. WHO IS AS
EASY TO GET ALONG WITH AS
THE FAMILY MATTRESS, HAS
POSED FOR A MILLION CAMERA
Coolies AND IN EVERY GUISE
FROM A SCANDINAVIAN SQUASH
TO ABIES IRISH ROSE.
The current diet is furnished in
two colors by Wills and Firpo. In
the middle Of a round. whether ii be
Of drinks or right crosses. the fiend
will lift his pulsating voice and
plead, Hold that pose just for
second, please
FIRPO HAS BEEN OBLIGING.
BUT LESS SATISFACTORY. IT'S
HARD To GET THRILLING AC-
TON PICTURE OF PORTLY
SPAGHETTI ADDICT WHO
SLEEPS WITH MOUTH WIDE
OPEN AND EARS PINNED BACK.
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FAST STEPPERS,
SLUG ARTISTS ON
FORT FIGHT CARD.
SO Rounds Of Boxing on
Program for Tuesday
Night.

The boxing card for the regular
Tuesday night Fl. Benjamin Har-
rison bouts is completed. Three
ten-round affairs and a six-round
opener are on the program.
Sidney Click will swap punches
with Eddie Dyer. Joe Cooper will
meet Joe Moore of Louisville, and
Merle Alte meets Midget Query in
the ten-round bouts.
In the six-round prelin. Soldier
Pat Travers Of TT. Harrison hooks
up with Billy Meyers of Indianapolis,
light heavyweight champion Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad system. Both
men are willing swingers and there
promises to be plenty of action.
Dyer, Terre Haute fash, always
puts up a rafting good fight and the
Dyer Click setto should be a fast one.
Cooper is a willing buster and
Moore is reputed to be Of the same
disposition
Ate and Query should be whirl-
wind match. Alte likes to slug and
Query, a former Latonia jockey, Is
a rugged customer, despite his youth.
All in all, the entire card should
prove a full evenings entertainment.
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Milwsukee-Minnespoils; wet grounds.
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AMERICAN IFAGTE

Kansas City-st Paul; wet grounds.
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Shows Some Judgment
Mccain Carries Wallop

Joe Mccain Is a trial horse of real
punching ability and Promoter Har-
ter believes him capable Of forcing
Rojas to open UP and show all he
owns in the way Of fisticuffs.
In addition TO the Mccain -Roias
feature, Harter has arranged four
other bouts for the Thursday show.
He has tried TO obtain a lineup Of
willing mixers and believes he has
succeeded in arranging an attractive
program.
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ROJAS DISPLAYS
REAL ABILITY IN
BOXING EFFORTS
Chilean, Who Meets Mccain
Here Thursday, Proves
Star as Comeback.

Romero Rojas. Chilean heavy
weight who meets Joe Mccain, New
ark IN. ~ scrapper, in the main go
Of ten rounds at Steve Harter's Tom
inson Hail show Thursday night.
has climbed back into the big money
Of fistiana after getting away to a
poor start in the States.
Shows Some Judgment
Romero was defeated in his first
bout in this country. but instead of
giving up, he placed himself under
smart management and rapidly
learned the Yankee style Of boxing.
Since his disastrous start, Rojas
has knocked out Tom Roper, Ted
Mace, Tom Roberts, Joe StoesseI and
Jack Sharkey and outpointed Charlie
Weinert.
Rojas has been more willing than
Firpo in meeting tough opponents
and his bout with Sharkey was
complete upset Of the dope. He
stopped the young Boston strong boy
in nine rounds.
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East Enders
aL-LL .---
MORE TROUBLE FOR LUIS
Promoter Obtains Warrant of At
tachment Against FirpO Coin.
BIZ Initcd Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Supreme
Court Justice. Charles Donoghue to
day granted the application of An
drew D. McCorkindale, sports pro
moter. for warrant OF attachment
against the property in this coun
try Of Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine
boxer.
In his affidavit McCorkindale said
he had suit for $4,000 periding
against Firpo, and that the South
American had agreed to pay rs per
cent of his winnings in this country
in exchange for training, promotion
and publicity services rendered from
February. 1922, until the Dempsey
fight last September.
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NEW WESTERN CHAMPION
MehlhOrn, st. Louis, Wins Open
Honors With 293 Score.
9p Times SpecfaI

BIZ ItWes Special
CHICAGO, Sept S.--Winiam MehI-
horn. st. Louis. Saturday won the
Western open golf championship at
the Calumet Country Club with a
score of 293, five over par for the
four trips around the course.
Al WatrOus, Grand Rapids, was
second with 301; Chick Evans, third,
with 3O2. and Eddie Held. fourth,
with 500. Jock Hutchinson, last
years winner. was eighth with SO5.
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GRID CAMP IGNS
ON OVER STATE
Local H, S, Squads and
Butterflies Answer Calls.

Grldders OF 1924 answered first call
today at Butler College and in the
local high schools. First calls were
the colleges and numerous high
schools.
Technical and Manual future greats
heard the first talk by coaches today
and the lads soon will he hard at
work preparing for important games.
Shortridge grid leaders took an out
ing at Camp Crosley, but the squad
will have plenty Of new candidates
when home practice starts.
Out at Irvineton Head Coach Page
looked over q young army Of Butler
gridders made up Of veterans and
freshmen.
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POLO CAPTAIN IS. ILL

British Team Leader May BE on
Sidelines Tuesday.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept S.--Luis Lacy,
captain and star back of the British
polo team, is incapacitated by an at.
tack Of the shingles and may not
be able to play Tuesday in the first
Of the international cup matches
against the American defenders.
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City Park Tennis

First honors in the open city park
tennis tournament went to John
Sapp, when he defeated Frank Roth
in a hard-fought finals match, IS
As, 6-3. 60, 60. Roth is a former
city park champion.
Roth Gowned Oren Cox in the
semI-fnals, 62. CO, Ga, and Sapr
eliminated c. Wylie, SO, "a, 6-1. .
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SATURDAYS RESULTS

Philadelphia and Boston not scheduled
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Freak Pitch
BIZ United Preas

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND. Sept. 8. A
strange break" occurred in the
baseball game here Sunday be-
tween the Summe Diaries team
OF Kansas City and the local
Grennan Cake outfit.
Pitcher Earl Cooley Of the
Diaries. heaved up a wide one
that disappeared. While Catcher
Michael hunted wildly for the
ball two runners advanced.
Then Cooley dashed in and
pulled the ball from under
Michael's chest protector.
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ments TO disturb
his thoughts; he
has trained hard.
sensibly and sys-
tematically.
Again the small
voice, "Remem-
Der what the Ar
gentine did TO
Dempsey
Wills knows
how to fight. 1t
is not easy 10 hit
him and he is no
light hitter him
self. BARLEY Mad.
den I o Id this
writer Wills wal
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Ownie Bush's tossers lost at To
ledo Saturday, to /, and the league
lead went with the defeat because
the Saints trimmed the Brewers.
Sunday Results
On Sunday the Tribesmen opened
series here and annexed the first
game Of a double-header, 9 to 8.
thirteen innings. and got a tie out
Of the second conflict, to s, in
six innings, darkness. Rain prevent
ed the Kansas City-St. Paul contest
Sunday.
Eddie Murphy knocked the Tribe
out Of victory in the closing fracas
Sunday when he poled a home-run
of Hill in the last Of the sixth after
two Senators had been retired. It
was mighty wallop and crushing
blow to the Hoosiers.
Campbell Delivers
The extra-inning first battle was
a see-saw affair and was won when
Rehg singled in the fourth extra
round. advanced on Krueger's sacri-
fee and Schmandt's out and scored
on Campbells single. Campbell en-
tered the fray In the early innings
when Hodapp was forced out with a
lame ankle.
The no,decision game Sunday will
have to be played off during this
series, a situation that is sure to
force the pitchers Of both clubs to
work out Of turn.
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Record for NrchisOn

BIZ Lnlfed Press
WEST ORANGE. N. J., Sept. g.
Loren Murchison. Newark A. c., for
mer national sprint champion, made
a new record for $50 yards here Sun.
day when he went the distance in
"a 40 seconds. He clipped seven
tenths of a second off the record
held by Charlie Paddock.
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Str.fbling and GIickner

By United Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept S.
Young Stribling was scheduled to
arrive in Columbus today for his ten
round bout Tuesday night with
Glenn Ghckner, middleweight from
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
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Tw0-base hits--Grimea Hartley. Sch
mandt. Threeb base hit-Schreiber. Home
run--Murphy. Stolen bases-Sicl5ing
glastonbury Kruger. Jones Double
plays-Campben to Sticking to Schmandt
Bailey to Kruger; Schneider to Lopez to
Grimes Lopez to Grimes Left on bases
Indianapolis 4 Columbus. g. Bases on
balls-Oh Morton. s. off Hill 2: off
Palmero. 2. Struck out-By Hill / by
Palmero, /. Hits-Oh Morton in 4 in
nings Umpires-Finneran and Connolly
Time--1 20
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Dempsey as Referee

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. SACK
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight cham
pion, has been granted a referees
license and will officlate in one of the
preliminaries to the Jack Renault-
George Godfrey heavyweight match
tonight.
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clear out OF the ring is no fat tire. ="
Well. that's that. our dope is that
Wills is cagey and clever enough to
stay away from the bulls right hand
and any fighter who can do that
can beat him.
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HARRY WILLS IA VORED
TO DEFEAT WILD BULL
However, Nothing Is Certain in Bout Against So Power
full a Foe as FirpO-BIack Panther Confident,
BY JOE WILLIAMS.
NEA Service Writer

SOUTHAMPTON L. l., Sept. 8.-Sittng down to type
prophetic lines the of the fight between Fpo and
Wills fingers with easy confidence the key
board writing Wills will win either by knockout in six
seven rounds, surely points in twelve rounds.
still small voice Whispers Don't forget Firpo hit
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j. j. c. Skating Party

There will be a skating party at
the Riverside roller rink next Friday
night as n benefit event for the J. J.
c. Athletic Association. Friends and
supporters OF the j. J. G. organiza-
will place a grid team in the local
field
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for preliminary football practice.
Coaches Goldsberry and Julius
were In charge and they gave the
boys plenty Of action.
The stay at the Muncie Y. NJ.
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c. A. resort proved a rare treat for
the Indianapolis youths and they
willingly went through with every
thing asked by their coaches. The
boys found time to take dips in
the AXE between grid drills.
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East Chicago Feature

~ united Press
EAST CHICAGO, Ind, Sept. s.
Mike Dundee of Rock Island and
Mickie O'Dowd of Muncie, Ind, are
slated to fight ten rounds at 12S
pounds in the main event of a box
ing show here tonight.
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TUNNEY TAKES ON GREB
Gene Is Favorite in Cleveland Battle
With Middle Champ.
BIZ United Press
CT ENEJ AND Go

BU Jnitcd Press
CLEVELAND. Sept. Scene Tun-
ney, American light heavyweight
champion, is the favorite to win over
Harry Greb. middleweight titlehold-
err, in tonight's ten-round no-decision
battle here
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AMERICAN AsSOCIATION-Tol >:
iunlbus. 3: St Paul +: Milwaukee. 3
(called N seventh. rain). Kansas City
Minne4polis rain.
AMERICAN LFAGJ E--DetrOit 3:
Cleveland, +. Washington. 3: Boston. Q
New York 10; Philadelphia. Z St Louis.
9-6. Chicago. %
NATIONAL LEAGUE-Brooklyn, II:
Boston, O-5. Philadelphia S-l4. New
York. ZIG. Cincinnati. 2: Chicago, g.
Pittsburgh. 5-12; St. Louis. 2-5.
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Quarter Finals Baseball
in Times Tourney

Y. NJ $500. 2oI 32I 8Oo-12 Il 3
Oriental s s. . col 600 O2O-- 3 : x
Batteries-fY. NJ s. Riester and
Ruekle Kaiber: (Oriental 5. s. Lions.
Wilson and Donuhue. Umpire-Morrlson.
Barnes Specials. 324 col O4O-16 Il. O
Rural Red SOx 010 ITO OIL ; s o
Batteries Barnes Specialist Lytch and
Cook; Rural Red Sox) V Lewis and
Maschmier Umpire-Hargon.
East Enders 49,. 600 800 2O0-5 II 1
Meldon Club 49,. 600 600 OO2-2 6 3
Batteries East Endersl Sherman and
Martin tMeldon Club PiersOn, Cowden
and Clay. Umpire-Ribble
Maroons ...... O52 $50 OO3-1o 10 3
Spades ....... 600 SEQ COL @ 3 &
Batteries tMaroonsl Ewing and Queis-
ser: tSpades) Sleeon and Ray, Huugate.
Jordan. Umpire-Schuyler
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THREE-ILEAGUE CFINALl
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IEAGT
GAMES TODAY

AMERICAN \ ;S0CIATION
TNDIANAPOLIS at Columbus. Louis
vile at Toledo Milwaukee at Mime
apolis. Kansas City al ST. Paul 1.-TWO
games).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis at Chicago. Washington at
philadelphia New York at Boston Go
other scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn al New York. NO other
gamts.l
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Brightwood Football

The Brightwood football squad
will practice at $50 next Sunday
morning. Members and new candi-
dates are requested to attend Teams
desiring games address Joe thinner.
man, 2274 N. Rural st.
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GOLFER PERKINS SHINES

Local Man Scores Ace Shot at Pleas
ant Run.
Mother member for the HoIe-In-
One Club. Harry Perkins Of this
city qualified for membership" Sun
day when his drive on the 250-yard
ninth hole at the Pleasant Run
course found its way to the cup.
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BANTAM TITLE SCRAP
GoIdstein and Ryan Battle in Long
Bout TONIGHT.

BIZ United PrCSs
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.--Abe Gold
stein. worlds bantam champion. de-
tends his title here tonight in a fiji
teen-round contest against Tom
Ryan, McKeesport, Pa, in the
Greensboro stadium
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1RID candidates of Short
IL = ridge High School got the
LII jump on the other In
dianapolis schools by taking an
outing at Camp Crosley. North
Ind. and using the time
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Major Flag Races Continue Red onans Move Within Point of Top
TRIBE GAINS GROUND
AFTER DROPPING LEAD
Bushmen Win and Tie at Columbus While Mortimer Are
Held IdIe-Coones Push Forward.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept 8.-There's letdown in the
for the top perch the American Association
Saturday the Saints oused the Indians from the lead but
day the Hoosers braced and drew within point of
Mortimer In the meaptme Louisville continues rambe and
stay for the struggle down the stretch.
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Traffic Cops" Win

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-The traffic
cops" won first team honors in the
third annual athletic games of the
Chicago police department which
closed here Sunday.
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DETROIT CLIMBS BACK
INTO PENNANT RUNNING
Yankees Go on Road for Long Trip Washington and
Giants Cling to Slight Leads,

NEW YORK, Sept 8-Fnishng their at home Sun
day afternoon the New York Yankees Sunday night
through Boston, Chicago st. Louis Detroit Cleveland
and Philadelphia This sweep through the enemy country will
make or break them the American League champons
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The standing was only slightly
affected by Sundays games in the
American League. Both the Yankees
and the Senators lost while the
Tigers were winning their sixth
straight game from the Cleveland
Indians.
Tigers Pull Up
After a collapse which seemed TO
have knocked them out of the run
ming. the Tigers apparently have re
covered and are off on another win
ming streak. which has brought them
to within four and One-half games
Of the lead.
The Giants are clinging desperate
Iy to their lead in the National
League pennant race. The Giants
have won only seven out Of their
last fourteen games and would be
in a bad position If they had not &C
cumulated such a big lead before
z&Aey hit the bumps.
- Reds Halt Pirates
The Pirates picked q bad time to
stumble when they fell before the
Reds and dropped a double bill.
which pushed them into third place.
Although their winning streak of
fifteen games was broken Saturday
and followed by another loss Sun
day, the Brooklyn Robins continue
TO be the sensation of the major
leagues.
They have won twenty-nine out of
their last thirty-six games and are
only a game and a half away from
the Giants and one game ahead of
the Pirates. The feat Of the Robins
in winning fifteen games. including
four double-headers in. four days.
probably is a record. AT least it is
the best performance of the season.
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Wills ought to win because he Is
better fitted for a gruelling test,
mentally and physically. Wills has
had no embarrassing love entangle-
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loped him harder than he ever had
scored a knockout had he fought with
scored a knockout had he fought with
greater aggression. No fighter has
ever knocked the rugged Madden
down
The small voice: "FGrpo viii be
a red terror so long as he Is able to
lift his right hand"
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Allen batted for Hill in the eighth.
Russell oatted for Schneider In the ninth
Baird batted for FOulk in the ninth
Indianapolis. .... 100 $40 100 600 10
Columbus ...... 003 400 001 600 0--S
Two-base hits-Krueger. . Hodapp
Davis Murphy. Hartley. Stolen bases
Murphy. Brooks, Grimes Rehg .. Sac
rihces-High. Sticking. Kruger 2. Sch
mandt. Jones. Double plays-SickinE to
KrueEer 10 Campbell. Jones to Sticking
to fSchmandt. Northrop to Grimes Left
on ses-Indlanapolis, II. Columbus. IL.
Bases o. bals-Of Foulk Q. of Burwen
By Toulk. 3: by KIN. l. by Fitzsimmons.
? Hlts-On Foulk. 9 in . innings; of
Burwel. I'M 3 ] g innings off Hill. Ia
% innings, OF Smith. IN ! % in
nings. Winning pitcher-Fitzsimmo
Losing pitcher-Northrop Umpires-Fin-
uerau and Connolly. Time-3 90
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wills Has Left

NlIS EldS ASclt
Wills knows the kind Of fighter
Firpo is. Wills saw him fight VII
lard and Dempsey. Firpo never has
seen wills. Wills remembers that
even old man Willard made a sucker
of Firpo for six rounds with a long
straight left hand, landing so often
ringsiders grew weary tabulatIng the
unreturned blows. Wills has a great
left hand-infinitely better than VII
lard's at the COW puncher's best.
Another restraining message: But
when FTrpo finally got his right over
Willard went down. and stayed
down"
Wills Will not make the mistake
Dempsey did. He will not charge
into Firpo without any preliminary
adding around. There will be no
sudden volcanic outbursts of fighting
fury, the type best suited to the
South Americans savagery. Wills
will stand back, bide his time, watch
for openings and then fire. with the
precision Of a sharpshooter. =.
And still another: "All Firpo's got
Is a right hand but. peasants, it is
a right hand"
Questionable Points
Two questionable points about
Wills: ~ the condition Of his hands,
always uncertain. ~ the quality Of
his courage, never of the lofty,
heroic sort. Wills says both his
hands are hard as granite. You be-
lieve him, watching him attack the
big bags and massacre his giant
sparring partners. AS to his cour-
age you can only guess. He seems
confident enough-even more con-
fdent. for that matter, than the
bull. 81.
Once more: ANY bird who hits
hard enough to knock a champion
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Chicago. $4,000. 0oc 002 600 I
St Louis --... 100 600 OOO-I 8
Aldridge. Hartnett; Sherdel. Gonzales.
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THREE-I SUNDAY

Terre Haute. IL: Danville, s. Peoria,
IL; Decatur 4 first game.) Decatur. 5;
Peoria. (secdnd game.) Bloomington.
q Evansville is
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Louisville. ..... OIO GOO O01-2
Toledo. ..... 900 600 600 3
Esteu. Yick: Gjard. CASTOR.
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Feature Games of the Past
EKMKE ENTERS HALL OF GLORY

The
witnessed Ehmkes
T.
a long, drive, he o touch first The
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston .....-..- 300 200 1905 8 o
Washington go. 100 100 600 Q 3
Ferguson. O'Neil; Ogden. Russell. Mar
berry. Ruel
Philadelphia CO.,. 600 600 002-o 6 o
New York ...-.- 010 600 000-1 3 o
ROmmel. Buggy. Shawkey. HOfmann
Cleveland .-.-.-.. O2O O41 OOO-7 13 q
Detroit - 200 301 02s-S 10 2
Coveleszte, L Sewell: Whitehiu. Collins
Stoner. Cole, Holloway. Dauss. Bassler.
fIf1-~o- >
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itlrsr camel
Pittsburgh 600 600 1OO-I
Cincinnati Dol 21O O0'-4 o
Cooper. Gooch: LUque Hargrave.
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CHICAGO. -..... 200 600 OO2-4 Q s
St Louis ~ 240 40 14s-15 Il +
Kaufman. Bush. Miistead. OFarreu:
Dyer. Clemens
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tSecOlQ gameb
Pittsburgh 49,. 900 200 1903
=. Kremer. Adams. Stone Schmidt: Mays
..Fingo.
New York $500. DOL 100 1913 II 0
Brooklyn. .. 600 O3O OI3-7 Is 1
Bentley, McQUIlan. Snyder; Grimes
TAYLOR