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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-01
LnckieSt Man i'm Baseball

BIZ YEA Serrice
fAT ILWAUKEE, July l.
I'M The luckiest man in base
- ball"
That's what Milwaukee fans call
Otto Borchert. president of the
local American Association team.
Five years age 20. B." pur-
chased the Brewers In all this
time he has not been rained out a
single Saturday or Sunday game
at home.
Not only has Borchert seen his
team play with no rain interior
ence, but he has amassed a for
tune in sales of players that cost
little more than a song.
To wit:
Denny Gearin, cost $3.50; sold for
$4,000.
Joe Hauser. cost nothing; sold
for $4,000.
Al Simmons. cost nothing; sold
for 100000.
Glenn Myatt, cost nothing, in
cluded in Joe Hauser deal; sold
for $4,000.
Wild Matthews. cost $1,000; sold
for SIS. 900
Jimmy Cooney, cost $2,5oo; sold
to 81. Louis Cardinals for $4,000
Borchert's team is having poor
luck this season and he may be
forced to part with some of his
easy money in order to get the
Brewers out Of the rut. It is
said Bcrchert is willing to sell.
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WILSON TO DRIVE
IN HARNESS RACE
FEATURE FRIDAY
Speed Prominent Enters
Four HorSeS-RunnerS
Also on Program.

Mart Wilson, widely known In
dianapoIs speed specialist, will be
seen in action at the State fair
ground track Friday afternoon in the
two harness races that have the
leading place on the afternoons
card. Two running races are. also
on the program, the races being part
OF an al-day celebration under the
auspices of the Hoosier Post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars.
For Relief Work
Proceeds from the celebration,
which is open to the general public,
will be used in relief work among ex-
service men.
Fifteen entries have been made for
other entries are expected. Wilson
has entered four fast ones in the
race, but hasn't decided which he
will drive. The racing will begin at
2 o'clock and special purses win be
offered.
In the 2:20 trot Wilson has en-
tered Kentucky Rock. 2:19A, Wild
flower and Marguerite Mckinney.
Lon Mcdonald has entered Arrow
head and Great Baldwin in this
event
Behind Bobby Gates
In the 2.25 pace, Wilson will be
seen behind Bobby Gates while
other entries include Katie G., out
Of Sep Palms stable, Yankee Doodle
with Clair Wolverton, Lady Mack,
from Charlie Hammonds stable and
Linn K, from J. G. Karstedt's
stable.
Ed McCaffery, who is arranging
the entry list for the running races,
has entered two horses for these
events, Hotfoot and Miss McCaffery.
James Reinhan has entered AIMS
Pet, a sorrel mare. while Eddie REM
han has entered Hasty Miss. bay
mare.
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WINNIE RICHARDS
IS DEFEATED IN
WIMBLEDON UPSET
American Net Wizard Falls
Before French Star
Norris Williams Wins.

81 United Press
WIMBLEDON. England, July l.
Vincent Richards, American. was
eliminated from the all-comers' ten
mis- championship tournament today
by Jean Beretra Of France. Richards
took only one set. Score-6-4, As,
60. 6-3.
An American victory was cheered
in the center court stands today
when r Norris Williams, captain of
the United States Olympic team, de-
feated Maj. A R. X Kinscote, Eng
land, and won his way to the semi
final brackets. The score was 81,
GA, 6-3, ga.
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PairingS in Western for
Doubles, Juniors, Boys
DOUBLES DRAW

UDl bAES DRAW
Eight teams were seeded They are
Patterson and SchiesuEer Australia;
Chaplin Hyannis. Mass. ana Hennessey. In
dlanapOhs: Tilden ana Wiener. PhIadel-
phia. Pa: Loft and Craven. Chicago. Nor
ton and Werner St. Louis. Mo Kuhler
and KunSel Cincinnati. Ohio. Burdick and
Sagalowsky. Indianapolis, and Mckay and
kipp. Indianapolis.
Upper Bracket-Chapin-H ennessey. bye.
kllngeman-Lunn. bye. NOrtOn-W .ener. bye:
Watson-Eblers. bye; Lott-Graven bye;
Adler-Ratter vs. Hendricks Adams, Bur
dicks galowsky VS.. r. Tralter- Roberts
and Lang-Smith vs. Wrthwcin vs.
Lover Bracket - Patterson-schlesinger
70. Starbuck-kohu; 3. Tranter-Owens vs..
AceIlynq- S s a, krh,er-Kunkel. bye:
OConneu; Mex a~-Firn and Tracey Bulen
q JUNIOR DRAW
Pay VIII Se-ll al g 80 % clock Weflnes-
4day morning The iolT seeded players 10
1rhe juniors are Leo Elrzr1c-- and Tony
&SLson OF Indiana polls Donald Straehau OF
- ladel phia and Thomas EcG-ynn u
~ rhs draw for the juniors follows:
- Upper Brac5et-Le0 x -zroc6. Indian
4poils. Ys. y. 1ranter. Franklin K Chris
Fsna. India Indianapolis v R tTranigr Franz
Indianapolis, B. Kohn. Indianapolis VS. J
Darnal. Lebanon Tony Wilson Indiarapo-
lie. vs.. Manson Bradford Indianapolis r
RoJh. INDIANAPOLIS. v5- William Romey,
Richmond; B. Ryzer. Indianapolis. VS. r.
Katzenberger Indiana polls and Nat Win
ski. Lafayette. vs.. H. Roth-ock. Indian
apOlis
Lower Bracket-Thoras NcGlvnn
philadelphia vs. Abe Thatcher Tndianapo-
is. Berry Grant Atlanta Ca vs. Walter
Thomas, Philadelphia Pa. K Hickman
Indianapolis. vs.. Harold Winsli Lafayette
2 Schaid. Lebanon. VS. r Patton Indian
spolls Donald Strachan. Philadelphia Pa.
vs. James Hart. Indianapolis Charles Ret
meier. Indianapolis rs. John NcGlynn
Philadelphia. Pa g. Newton Indianapolis
vs. Thomas Narkey. Indianapolis and
James Wood. Ind annapolis VS. P Raven
scrOft Indianapolis
BOYS DRAW
Walter Thomas and John WcGlynn Of
Phil sdel Dhia Pa. are the seeded players
in the boys division The draw follows
Upper BrscSet-JOhu Melvin PhtTa-
delphia. rs CORTLAND Carrinrton Indian
aDolis; Milton Solomon. Indianapolis vs.
J. Hurt Jr-. Indi2nano,is: Hunt Indian
-apolis VS.. H. Won Burg INDIANAPOLIS. and
Edward Perry. Indianapolis vs. william
Pike. Bloomington
Lower Rracket-WaIte- Thomas PhfIa-
delDhia. Pa. vs.. T OHair. Indianapolis:
Leo Solomon. Indianapolis VS. Grant
Hart. Indianapolis. r West Indianapolis.
vs. r. Mcdowell. Indianapolis and Wayne
ShumalSer. Indianapolis. VS.. Tom Quinn
indianapolis.
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4. B. g. BALL TEAM IS
DROPPED FROM LEAGUE
CoIored Club DISTINGUISHED in Favor Of Memphi8-Inde-
pendent Games Planned DismukeS Resigns,

The A. r. c. baseball team, In
dianapoHs' representative club in
the Negro National League. has been
DISTINGUISHED by the league exec
utives and is out Of the circuit.
Mrs. G. l. Taylor, owner Of the
team, is making efforts 10 operate
the outfit rs an Independent organi-
zation and play exhibition games
with colored league clubs on the road
and at home when the leagutrs have
open dates. Games with white IN.
dependent teams also win be played.
It IS said.
Memphis takes the place OF In
dianapolis in the league. William
Dismukes, A. 3. G.. manager, re.
signed and joined the Birmingham
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NEW COOLER CUE PARLOR

Formal opening Of the enlarged
Harry Cooler billiard parlor in the
Occidental building viii be held
Wednesday morning. Cooler has
combined his Nos. 1 and parlors
and now has one Of the largest cue
halls in this part Of the country.
There are thirty-one billiard and
pocket billiard tables.
Banker seats have been placed
around Coolers official tournament
table. Matches between prominent
cue experts will be staged next
winter.
As an attraction Wednesday night
Harry Rubens will play William
Curtis State three-cushion champ.
so points. The same men will PLAY
Thursday and Friday nights also.
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Monday Scores in Title
Tennis Event Here
ETRS ST RorNn


Tilden philadelphia. Pa. defeated
Hendricks lIndianapoiisl. so. 6-1.
80 Crane indianapolis defeated Nash
Franklin. Ind 60 90
@Ogle fIndiananolisl. defeated White
- allas. Tex. default
ISRaymond kuukel fCluciuusfi o.. de-
Lott Chicago. defeated Munson lara
mic WyO.). 60. So
Richards 0udisuspolisl. defeated Tran
ter tFranKlln. Ind So 6-3.
Starbuek (Indianapohs) defeated Nil
Ter Indiana OlIsl, o.. 6-3.
Galpin Indianapolis de.oated Roberts
r Franklin. md g. 6-3.
Schiesinger tAustralial. dafeated Ben
nett fIndiauapolisl. default.
Burdick tIndianapoHsI. defeated Shaw
(ChlcsgOl default.
Adler Cndianapolisl. defeaIed Paul
Kunkel Cincinnati. o.. default.
Chaplin (Hyannis. Massl defeated
E Thatcher tIndlanaDolisl 81. 6-I-
Sheppard Indianapolis. defeated Ra-
-fert Indianapolis. default
McGlyun philadelphia Pa. defeated
p Ben Kohn Indianapolis. 81 6-I-
Patterson tAustrallal. defeated Kipp
tIndianaDolisl, g.. 6-3.
-0'co1neil CSc;hicaeol defeated Wiener
Philadelphia. Pa default
ningeman lChicagol, defeated B.
TranteT lFranklin Ind. 6-5. ga.
Tracy columbus. o.. defeated Trask
tIndiansDolisl. default
ATLANTA. Cal. default
Sagalowslxy tIrdianapOlisl. defeated
Nirthwein Columbus e. ca
E. Wilson lChicaeol defeated Stubbs
tIndianapolisl 90. 81
Norton South Africal defeated Ha-
worth (Indianapolisl. 6-1. 6-3-
Kurzrock fIudiauapOiisi defeated
Strschar (PhuadelpE a. Pa. l1-o. 90
Mckay Indianapolis defeated Mann
Nashville. Teun-l default
Shimizu tJspanl. defeated Miller I'm
dianapolisl J defauls.
Hennessey (IndianapOlisl. defeated
Owens (Franklin. Ind so. go
Ehler (Indianap olisl. defeated Bastian
fIndianapOlis) default
Werner iSt. Louis. Mo- defeated
: Mitchell (In6ianapolisl- 60. 81.
: Thalheiu1er fAustin. Tex. defeated
Williams fChicaEOf. default.
SECOND ROUND.
r Chaplin fHyannis. Nass-l. defeated
: Sheppard fIndianapolisl 60. so.
. Kuhler (Cfncinnati o.. defeated Tracy
: fColumbus o. 60. Ga.
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THREE-DAY GOLF EVENT
Riverside Club Plans Match Play
Tourney Over Coffin Course.

the three-day club tournament 20 he
staged by the Riverside Club over
the Coffin course Friday. Saturday
and Sunday. Henry Victor and
Walter Brewer are in charge.
Competition will be match play
with club handicaps counting.
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Independent Baseball

The Indianapolis Kcystones will play
the Ideal Furnace team Sunday at
Pennsy PARK. The KeystOnes want a
came July = with an out tot town club
Write Car. Fahrbach, 1921 Naomi ST..
or cau Drexel 1860
The Holy Trinity club defeated the
Chrlstam0re Juniors, 10 !. Benck Of
the winners struck out seventeen men
and allowed only four hits. For games
call Belmont OS6s and ask for Frank
TIE Big Four Firemen No. 447 base
ball team viii play at MartinsviIle July 4.
The Y. N. S. team will practice at Gar
field Park Wednesday at > D. m All
players are urged to attend. The club
has open dates for July g and 10. Call
Drexel 3S65.
The Marion Cardinals won a seventh
ming game from the Minute Men. > to l
Cassidy allowed the losers only two hits.
HigEs Cardinal first sacker knocked a
home-run in the second inning
The indianapolis Favorites want games
July and q Address George Ray. TO4
W. Twenty-Fifth St or call Randolph
04sG.
The J. J. C.s want a game for sun
day. The Boys Club Celts take notice
For games call Drexel 4235 and ask for
joe
The Yellow Cabs viii play the Brook
side Cubs July t al Brookside No. ! at
3 o. m. Practice viii be- held Wedues-
day afternoon IL Riverside No .
FLAT ROCK. Ind. July Plat Rock
shut out Ione-ville az Porter Camp. :
TO o. Garrett pitching for the winners.
permitted only 1--WE hits Wertz and G
Grim led the hitting for Flat Rock with
three blows each
GREENFIELD. Ind July 1-Grsen-
field swam0od the RI. Harr son team here
10 20 o. Harrison errors aided Greenfield
IN pillng up the score.
" CORDSVLLE. Ind. July Wal
lace OF louisville won over Newbolt OF
McCord- Blues ~ McCord's Park in a
pitching duel. ] 20 o. louisville scored IN
The first inning on an outheid error.
Members Of the Ideal Furnace team are
requested 20 meet al 1924 Southeastern
Ave, Wednesday night. S O'Clock
A twO-run rally in the ninth gave
the Reds a q victory over the Cubs
Monday.
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eern Net Doubles Play ta-en Loom Dangerous A. Race
MATSUDA IS WINNER
Jap Wrestler Takes Match With
Ray Carpenter

Matty Matsuda, welterweight
wrestler, won over Ray Carpenter
of Lancaster, Ohio, two falls out of
three. at the Broadway Theater
Monday night. Jack Reynolds chal-
lenged the winner. 1t was an
nounced that the next wrestling show
would be held on July IA.
In the preliminaries John Bartee,
street car conductor, won over Hugh
Webb by taking the first fall and be-
ing awarded the second when Webb
injured his knee. Harry McGinnity
won in straight falls over Bull Mon
treal. Howard Wiggam refereed all
matches.
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TO SELECT THIRD MAN
Three Mentioned for Referee Of
Greb-StribIing Encounter.

By United Press
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE referee
for the Greb- StribHng ten-round bout
in Michigan City July 4 may be
picked today.
Ed Dickerson, Grand Rapids;
Eddie McGoorty and Lou Shea both
of Chicago, have been mentioned as
third man possibilities.
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Circuit Races Postponed

bV JntTed PTc8S
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1.-The
opening of the Grand Circuit har-
ness racing was postponed Monday
at North Randall track because of
rain. After the first heats of he
2:06 trot and the first preliminary
heat Of the Edwards IS. 900 stake for
2:0S PAGERS had been decided the
dOwnpour came.
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Big Leagues

m OGERS HORNSBY'S home
Tx run in the fourth beat the
IL Pirates rs Monday and broke
the Cardinals losing streak.
Babe Ruths nineteenth homer
helped the Yanks pile up a 10-4
score on the Athletics in their first
game Monday. but the latter CON
nected with Markle and CASTOR in
the second and won. 1913
Two homers by Jake Fourier.
Brooklyn first baseman. wasn't
enough to defeat the Giants, who
won. 10.
q TX runs in the fourth inning
ID was too big a lead for the
IL pills to overcome and the
Braves won. "a. in the first game,
but a series Of two baggers in the
ninth gave the Pills the second, Ga.
An error by Judge in the elev-
enth inning Of the first game Mon
day gave the game to the Red Sox.
p. but the Washington Senators
came back and took the second. 81.
The White Sox had no difficulty
winning from the Tigers in a slug
fest. IA
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CARP AND GENE
CLASH JULY z
Light HeaVieS to Battle at
Polo Grounds.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July Georges
Carpenter and Gene Tunney will
meet in a ffteen-round bout for the
American light heavyweight title at
the Polo Grounds on July %, Jimmy
Johnston, the matchmaker, an
nounCed TODAY.
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ut IN ARENA
POS
MiddIeWeightS /
n Main Go Tonight
Other Bouts,

ractive thirty-siX-rOund caro-
y IS ready for indianapolis
overs at the Fl. Benjamin
IN arena tonight. The main
rs for a ten-rOund contest
n Patsy Rocco, Chicago
weight, and Johnny Mack,
5nati. These rugged boxers
me in at 158 pounds.
Well Experienced
10 and Mack are young boxers.
" have had much experience
be best in the middleweight
: program viii open with a
Ind bout between Carl
el of BrightwoOd and Kid
the tough 125-pound F.
In soldier. In the six-rOuud
Happy Atherton. 1I5-pound
81 polls boy. and Make Epstein.
"A local boy, will mix.
Dillon and Elraine
] first eight-roUnd bout will de-
IA rivalry between Joe Dillon
Indianapolis and Joe Elraine of
sville. Elraine beat Dillon in a
here some time ago and Dill
pat Elraine in Louisville, so
will fight il out at the fort.
H Barnhart OF Terre Haute
Bobby Bridges of Indianapolis
In the eight-round semi-wind-
lBarnhart fought a great battle
Jimmy Dalton at the fort a
weeks ago.
e first bout is at $50. Lou
nan Of Cincinnati viii refere.
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NET ACTION GALORE IN
TOURNEY AT WOODSTOCK
eminne Stars on Courts Today Along With Mems
EyentS-Junors and Boys to Perform Wednesday,

It eghtrng tennis circus thc1e days Woodstock club
where the Western championships being held this week
There's much going that often hard pick the
best match although the two championship usually have
the most famous players action Mems doubles
singles started today add the variety occasion
juniors and boys singles get under way "Wednesday.
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Kimanis, Golf Winner

Homer Wiegan won the Kiwanis
Club golf tourney held over the
Coffin course with a gross score of
Sc. Albert Walgemeth and o. F.
Hammer tied for low net with g.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-01
TOLEDO RAPS BUSHMEN
IN OPENER OF SERIES
Indians Crack in Field and Fail to Hit With Men on Base
Petty Pitches Second Game.
By EDDIE ASH

Keep your eyes the Toledo Hens The moulting
for the cackg squad from the banks of the Maumee
and the team looks fresh and powerful Jimmy Burke
ing nine pitchers and there plenty good included
the staff Jimmy says he has the darkhorse pennan cand
date and predicts flag for Toledo.
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The Hens have been going at a
gallop recently and the other seven
A. A. clubs fear them. Rival man
ayers cast longing eyes at that
hurting crew, consisting of Scott,
NayIor, Giard, Baldwin, Bradshaw
Blume, Johnson, Frey and McCul-
Tough
Pinch Missing
While the Hens are rising the In
dams are skidding. In the series
opener at Washington Park Mon
day the Toledo boys romped off with
6-tO3 victory Fitzsimmons op-
posed Giard on the mound and the
defeat wasn't all Fits fault The
Tribe defense cracked at third base
and in center field and the Indians
at bat were not there with the
punch.
It's true the Tribesmen had bad
luck on few hard hit balls but
the punch in the pinch was lacking,
nevertheless. and the wild Gard
didn't need relief He didn't pitch
as well as F'itz but he won-and
that's what counts IN the standing.
jess to Try 1t
Jess Petty was to be sent to the
Tribe mound today in the second
fracas Of the series. The Indians
became desperate after the Monday
setback and they hoped to get back
on their feet this afternoon Man
ager Bush planned to use the same
batting order today that he used
Monday.
The leading Colonies annexed a
double-header from the Columbus
Senators Monday and gained flock
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN LFAGUF.

Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS Columbus
at Louisville Kansas City at ST. Paul.
Milwaukee al Minneapolis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago at Detroit Boston at Wash
ington New York at Philadelphia. ST.
Louis at Cleveland two gamesl
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Feature Games of the Past
JOHNSON PITCHES A NO-HIT GAME

The first thirteen he evidently
until his fourteenth
he ball for innings. l.
and thereby Hooper the Bosonian
Dol
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Hahn Beats Brady

n Times Special
LOUISVILLE. July Ray
1ahn. Indianapolis lightweight. out
4inted Ralph Brady, New York. in
i fast ten-round bout here s. onday
1ght II was a thriller 81 APP for
"a. fans. Hahn was credited with
%knockdown in the fourth round
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Three local players were to take
on world renowned performers this
afternoon. Burdick was to clash
With Schlesinger, Australian Davis
Cup player; Kurzrock was to meet
B. I. c. Norton, former South
African Davis cup star, and Crane
was to play the worlds champion,
Tilden.
College Rivalry
Two college stars renew old
rivalry when Sagalowsky of Butler
steps on the court against Ed viii
son Of Chicago University, Western
! Conference title-holder. Wilson de-
ieated Sagalowsky in the Big Ten
meet in the final match.
George Lott, the national junior
champion from Chicago. was to go
into action against Wally Richards
Of this city. Patterson Of Australia
was 10 tangle with Frambes Of Co
lumbus. Ohio, good player. Hen
Messy the local champ, was to play
Ether another fine indianapolis
--ntrant.
Doubles Feature
The feature Of the doubles play
today was the Patterson-S chlesinger
and Starbuck-Kohn match. The lat
ter pair from this city should make
an interesting battle for the players
from the far-away land.
Burdick and Sagalowsky. a new
combination from Indianapolis. were
10 try conclusions with Tranter and
Roberts, Franklin. Ind. doubles
team.
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ord fashion. At the end of the day every
hFst round match had been disposed Of
ana seVera. second round matches had been
Played. There were several defaults
The hardest fought match Of the day re-
suited IN l1-9 90 victory for Leo Kurz-
rock. Butler College star over little Don
aiq strachan Of Philadelphia one OF Bill
IHut4 s pFuteges. Straphan made a bril-
liant comeback In the second set after
kurzrock had him so and match point
and took two games.
The Butterflies had a successful day
v ally Richards pulled through with a 81
b-3 victory over Bob Tranter OF Frank
IN and Julius sagalowsky won a beau
TRULY played match with Wrthwein OF
Columbus Ohio o. GA.
Naturally chief interest conferred about
the big boys Bill Tilden. national cham
pion; Gerald Patterson. famous Australisn
and B l. C Norton. now Of ST. Louis Mo.
former member OF the South African
Davis cup team
Tuden WAS in wonderful form and de-
feated Tommy Hendricks so 81 The
match was closer than the score indicated
OF the thirteen games. Hendricks won
one and carried seven 20 deuce He was
not afraid of his great opponent and
swapped smashes with him. at times
scoring points by clean cut-cross court
aces that brought big hand from the
ia early rounds here last year
Patterson played with a dash and smash
characteristic Of all Australians He de-
feated Brecht Kipp 90 50 holding the
match well In hand at ali times Kiop
played his characteristic bull dog hang 81
game Paterson brought a great forehaud
and overhead smash into play. but his
back hand looked awkward and apparently
IS below his forehaud in efficiency.
Norton defeated Hawo-th e-1 6-3 Mr..
ton showed aErossiveness and speed on the
courts. Although hard hitter he was lie
low T1.den and Patterson in these re
spects- HawOrth made a mighty good
showing against tie Davis cup star.
Johnny Hennessey had his stuff working
Ike clockwork and Owens OF Franklin was
unable to take game. johnny appeared
90 be IN splendid condition
Little Sandy Wiener. who by the way Is
not SO little any more and has added a lot
Of height and weight IN the past year was
forced TO default because Of an injured
arm. He hopes to be IN condition for the
Junior tournament which viii begin
Wednesday
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Game Eleven Inningsl
Boston ...... 600 ol0 600 oI-2 10 g
EhmEe ONeill. Johnson Ruel.
Second Camel
Boston ....... 600 900 100 > 0
Washington $500. OO2 100, 0O'-3 7 o
Fullerton. Murray. Quinn. Picnich; Mar
First Camel
P PeT eG55 6o oi S goo COY ooo Il
Bush. Hoffman. Meeker. Baumsartner,
Perkins.
New York " 200 OO1 600 3 s .
Philadelphia 4O3 OBJ OO'-IO 9 .
Markle, CASTOR schang; Rommel.
Bruggy.
Chicago ...... 100 400 31o-14 Il 3
Detroit .... 022 900 600 + IL 4
Faber. Wirts stoner Bassler
St Louis-Cleveland. rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago ........ 010 600 000---1 3
Cincinnati 800. 900 900 OO2-2 II 2
Aldridge Hartnett; Luque, Mays, Sand
First Camel
PPhilsde'ohia. IG G0 100 d9o 600 600 y 3
Couch, wilson; MCNAMARA o'Neii.
tSecond Came
Boston ...... OOl 020 O1O--4 13 .
Belts Hubbell Henline Benton, Year
gin. Gibson.
Pittsburgh. ..... 300 O1O 00O-5 IA 0
ST. Louis ... O01 401 1917 12 4
Yde, Stone, Sale. Gooch; Pfefer, sher-
del, Gonzales
Brooklyn ...... OH o02. ooo-5 2
New York $500. 221 100 01"-7 IA O
Osborne. Henry. Taylor; Nekf. Jonnard
Snyder.