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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
Big Leagues

II OWARD EHMKE silenced the
I'LL big guns of the Yanks in a
crucial Sunday game. allow
ing but lone earned run. The Red
Sox won, 6 to 2.
Walter Holke made a leaping one
hand stab of lack Taylor's line
drive with two out and the bases
full in the ninth and the Pills beat
the Robins. 7 to 6.
The Cleveland Indians beat the
Tigers after an uphill fight Sunday
and kept Detroit from almost reach
ing first place. Score: rs.
Rice's three-bagger won for the
Washington Senators from the Ath-
letics, "a.
Manager George Sisler, Coach Aus
tin and Catcher Collins drew in
definite suspensions for Saturdays
row and the White Sox beat the
weakened Browns Sunday. Ga.
The Reds returned to the first di-
vision by virtue of their victory over
Pittsburgh, 9 to 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
SIX YANKS IN
BRITISH TOURNEY
CLASSY Field Completes in
Title Golf Play,

By United Press
HOY LAKE, England, June %
Six Americans were among the 277
golfers who set out on their qualify
ing rounds in play for the British
championship today.
June sunshine flooded the rolling
Cheshire course, one of the most
difficult in the world, especially
when the wind is blowing.
Today's was the largest field that
ever tried for the title.
Aranaud Massey of France led in
the first qualifying round this morn
ing with "A. Jean Alsaguren had
IS; George Duncan, IS. and Jim
Barnes, 81. The French pro usual
ly shows to advantage in early open
plays.
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Minneapolis -. 400 OH 100 13 2
Columbus ..-. 600 OIO 1902 II 2
Niehaus, Lynch. Mayer; Palmero, Hart
ley.
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Independent Baseball

The Ideal Furnace baseball club defeated
Mooresvllle Sunday, l3 TO / The feature
OF the game was the pitching of Kepner
Of the winners Games are wanted with
strong state teams. Address William
Burke 1912 Reisner St, or call Belmont
0442
The Marion Cardinals defeated the In
dtanapOlis Ramblers, to > The Cards
collected fourteen hits off the Rambler
pitcher Higgs, former Manual twirler, al
lowed only two hits
The Riverside A. won double
header Sunday at Riverside Park before
large crowd. Harold Davis, Riversides
17-year-old southpaw, held the Arsenal Re
serves to two hits. and won 6 to / In
the second game Percifeld had an easy
time beating the Yellow Cab team, 16 TO 3.
The indianapolis Cardinals advertised at
Huntington as the Indiana Cardinals lost
to Huntington. to 5. at that town. Sun
day. The Cards outhit the exIeaeuers. II
to s. The batteries were (Huntington)
Glazer and Matter; (Cardinals), Stokes
Enling and Liddle Cole.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
OLYMPIC COACH
PICKS i. S. TEAM
Murchison Is Selected Over
HuSSey in Spirits,

ABOARD THE L. s. S AMERI-
CA, By Wireless to the United
Press, June 23.-Coach Robertson
made his Olympic selections Sunday.
With few exceptions. they followed
the order of the finish in the final
trials at Cambridge.
The list for the twenty-three track
and field events may be changed in
some instances, especially if the
Olympic officials grant the Amcri-
can request for more time in nam
ing their entries.
Frank Hussey, Brooklyn school
boy, has been left out of the sprints
and Loren Murchison substituted
for him.
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kirkwOod Blows
PRESTO PRIZE TO EVANS
Chick Gets New Battery for Win
ming Golf Tourney Here.

When Chick Evans returned home
after winning the invitational golf
tournament held over the Riverside
and Coffin courses he took with him
the Prest-O-Lite super-service b"
battery donated by the Prest- O-Lite
Company, Inc, to the entrant max
ing the lowest score on thirty six
holes.
If Chick can get as much distance
in proportion with the new battery
hooked to his radio set as he did with
his driver he should be listening to
the crop reports sent out by Mars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
SOUTHERN CHAMP
MUNY LINkSSTAR
WenzIer 81, Beats Dixie
Golf Experts,

A new golf champion has come up
in the South in Jack Wenzler, 81
Year-old slugger from Memphis, who
created what practically amounted
to a sensation recently by beating,
among others. Perry Adair of At
lanta and Frank Dyer of New York,
important personages in competitive
golf.
Adair was the defending southern
champion while Dyer held jointly
the New Jersey State and the Metro
politan championships. The titfe
light was waged over the Louisville
Country Club course, a pretty test.
Wenzler played consistently close
TO par throughout the week and cli-
NAKED his campaign with a brill
liant Il for the last is holes against
Dyer.
Wenzler is a product Of municipal
links golf and has been making
threatening gestures in the direction
Of a ti.le for several years.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston ........ O3O IO1 OOO-6 II 0
New York. ..... 600 oil OO0-2 10 0
Ehmke. O'NeiI; Bush. CASTOR, Schang.
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The various flights will be formed
on Tuesday. Sixteen viii compete in
match play in the championship
flight starting Tuesday. Tho finals
are secluded for Friday.
Mrs. Fred Holmes Of Lafayette viii
defend her State title. AS State
champion she does not have - enter
the qualifying round.
All of the ocal clubs will be repre-.
scented by strong players and neatly
all of Indiana's hest were on hand
for the meet. Miss Hills Drawer of
FIT. Wayne, runner-up las year was
scheduled To- play with Mrs. Robert
Tinsley of Crawfordsvlle in the first
twosome tLls morning
Among the local hopes were Mrs
Stephenson IF Highland, Mrs. Gibbs
Of Indianapolis Country Club, Miss
Elizabeth Dunn of South Grove and
Miss Lennie Sharp of Riverside.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
SATURDAYS RESULTS

Only games scheduled.
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CHAAIPION

Fl CHAMPION without
| a crown. AS strange as it
q may seem. that is the fate
OF single q. 1885,. greatest PAGER
of all times, bar none.
The noble Hoosier PAGER again
viii be raced ON the Grand Circuit
this season as Well as other points
In connection with three-coruerod
matches with Margaret Dillon ana
Sir Roch.
Single q, a foal Of 1910, is now
in his fourteenth year. having
been raced hard and consistently
ever since 1912, when he was
, year-old
Some days ago he turned the
Indiana Playground track. whore
he did his spring training. one
trial trip in 2:07 and back i'm
2:09is. While these are not fast
miles for q horse whose record is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
Giants Given Surp1-lse

BIZ Times Special
PATERSON, N. J., Jan. 23.-The
New York Giants visited Paterson
Sunday for an exhibition game with
the Doherty Silk Sox and the local
Independent team won, to 5, in
fourteen innings. 1t was a thriller
contest. James went the full route
for the Sox, while the big 1eaguers
used HuntZinger, Baldwin and
Maun.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
RIFLE CLUBS IN MATCH
Hoosier Outfit Defeats Business
Men Mt TT. Harrison.

The Hoosier Rifle Club and the
Business Mems Rifle Club met in a
match shoot at TT. Harrison Sun
day morning, with the former the
winner, The regulation army rifle
was used at a distance of 200
yards.
The winners totaled 1857 and
the losers 9O1. B. Ball and Mitch
ell were high scorers with 142 out
of a possible 800 The same clubs
will shoot next Sunday.
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champion.

1t would have cost Kirkwood some
thing like $500 to have made the
trip abroad The chances would
be fifteen 10 one. or worse,
against his winning the title
The Importance Of a title to a golfer
lies in the publicity it brings
This publicity puts the lucky
golfer squarely in the spotlight,
earns him a rating as an exhibition
artist and increases his price" as a
professional teacher.
Wonderful Trick Shot
Kirkwood. however. is the one
golfer in the world who doesn't need
a championship. He can take a golf
ball and entertain a gallery Of spec
tators for two hours with his trick
shots and black magic and get big
money for it.
So when you hear KirkwoOd say
he cannot afford to try for a title
as important as the British open.
you know why, and it is not hard TO
understand
Incidentally, Kirkwood should
have won the event last year. when
he lid go over He had a better
chance than Arthur Havers, who fin
ished first. or Walter Hagen, who
was second, d stroke away.
kirIwOod Blows
Kirkwood was leading the entire
field by four or FIVE strokes up to
the thirteenth hole on the final
round. To win. all he had 10 do WAS
play the remaining FIVE holes in fair
" respectable manner. He could
drop three strokes to par and yet be
certain of first place.
But Kirkwood is not a good fin
isher. His competitive temperament
is not Of the best. The very knowl-
edge that he was close to victory
upset his nerve control and he lost
his touch almost completely.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
Likes the SIuggers

Johnny Dundee says ne hard
hitting slugsers are easy for him.
Il seem to be able to tell in adj
vance when they intend to start a
swing and they seldom hit me-" the
veteran claims.
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CO... Iwo6ase ,hissehk Lebod htFeh
plays-Fech Gndn on Cicote
off
ems and
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,T HEY call him cunning,
crafty Connie Mack, bur he
- makes mistakes like other
humans. Plenty of them. Curley
ogden represents one of his more
recent ones.
The Athletic pilot said ogden
was through and gladly passed
him along t6 Washington, Once
iu his new quarters. ogden set
tied down and began pitching
great ball
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
Fight Card Tonight
At washington Park. $40

Bud Taylor. Terre Haute, vs. Eddie Coul-
ton. New Orleans. ten rounds at 100
pounds.
Willie Sullivan. Cincinnati, VS.. Carl
Stewart, Indianapolis, eight rounds at 12O
pounds.
Jimmie Gordon, Middletown, Ohio. vs..
Fighting Ferraris, Fl. Thomas, Ky, SIX
rounds at 122 pounds
Pat Fox. Pennsy shops VS. Larry Young.
Indianapolis. six rounds at 14S pounds
Gene Risk Indianapolis. VS.. Billy
Meyers. Frankfort. SIX rounds at 1873
pounds.
Battle Royal-Seven colored battlers.
Referees-W alter Eckersoou. Mike
Mitchell.
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G~IHE biggest golf event in the
history Of Indiana, Sept. IA
o to %. at French Lick. Is
made possible by the donation of
$4,000 in purses for the 1924 an
nual championship Of the Profess
sional Golfers Association, an
event which will bring all the
great American cracks into com
petition. Thomas D. Taggart do
mated the prize money.
Besides the donation Of $4,000
as prize money, Taggart gave
$1,000 toward the benevolent fund
of the association. Sixty-four
golfers will start at French Lick,
those sixty-four being selected by
a qualifying round in the East and
one in the West.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
Major Homer Leaders

Ruth. Yankees. II.
K. Williams. Browns, IA.
Fourier, Dodgers, IA.
HaUser, Athletics, 10.
Hartnettt, Cubs, 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
The MT
Cracker

ri HE RINGLINGS ARE BID
| | DING TO BUY THE
IL GIANTS. BUT FOR
REAL CLOWNS THEY CAN
HARDLY AFFORD TO PASS Up
THE PHILLIES.
+ +
In Berlin a gymnast walked
around a mile track on his hands.
and, of course, won hands down.
It may be true that Harry Greb is
a joke fighter, but the joke. you'll
notice, always seems to be on the
other fellow.
+ + +
You never can tell about some
things. Paddock. for instance,
would still be the fastest human"
if the A. A. L. had stood by their
guns and kept him out of the Olym-
pic trials.
+ + I
WHILE HELEN WILLS WAS
BEATEN IN ENGLAND, IT MAY
BE PRESUMED SHE STILL RE-
TAINS THAT SCHOOL GIRL COM
PLEXION.
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Main Go at Aurora
BIZ UHtted Press

BIZ United Press
AURORA, ILL.,, June 2S.-Pete
Sarminto. Filipino scrapper, and
Irish Johnny Curtin of Jersey City,
have been signed for the main bout
of a boxing show here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23

Saturday will he Bush day" at
Washington Park Columbus will
lie the visiting team. Field events
Will be held and prizes given. The
east end fans are boosting the affair
as a mark Of tribute to the home
town manager. Harry James is in
charge Of the movement out in
Ownie's neighborhood. That Old
Gang of Mine" viii be there with
bells on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
State Baseball Sunday
Turner Beech Grove, 2; Keystones CIndt-

Turner Beech Grove, 2; Keystones (Indi-
anapolis) l.
Hills Camp. IA Shelbyville l.
Columbus, 10 Seymour 0
Ideal Furnace Qndianapolis), IS;
Mooresville. l.
Digger 2 Darmstaadt Grays, 1 (13
innings
Silver Flash (Indianapolis). s; Ko-
komo, 1.
Liberty, Z; Reading Grays (Cinein-
nati1 3.
Huntington. 8 Yincennes, 3.
Fishers. 10; Broad Ripple, Z.
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glen Net Choice WmbZedonA A. Race Re0i0e Cd Ripa
COLONIES SPEED AHEAD
WITH INDIANS CLOSE UP
Louisville Wins Two Sunday While Bushmen AXE One
Petty Slated to Face Blues in Monday Battle,
By EDDIE ASH

Louisville first and Indianapolis second There's for
Veteran Tribe fans certainly getting kick out of this
pennant chase in the A A and the natural rivals
continue the bitter battle the odmers gossip
ing over Tribe Colonel warfare of the past.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
Not Unexpected

Helen Wills double defeat in Eng
land was not entirely unexpected.
The experts predicted the climate
would get her." and it did.
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AMERICAN IEAGTE.
NATIONAL LEAGTE.
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City al INDIANAPOLIS- NIL
waukee at Louisville. Minneapolis at Co
lumbus. tSt Paul-TOledO played as part
of double-header Sunday
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Turf Snort Boons

Ten years ago there We're but four
running race tracks in active opera
ton in this country. Now the num-
Der exceeds twenty.
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NATIONAL LEAGTE.

Boston at Philadelphia - games-l New
YORK at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh al ClncIn-
natl no other game scheduled
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KLRKWOOD, GOLF WIZARD,
DOES NOT NEED TITLES
Trick Shot Expert Decides to Pass Up British Open
Joe Is Greatest Entertainer on Links
By JOE WILLIAMS
NEA Serrice Writer

Joe Krkwood not competing in the British open cham
pionsh phis week. 1t would be bad business him
do kirkwood professional golfer and professionals
golf for what they out of it. Krkwood
tainer first player next although his ability that of
CHI
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland at Chicago 1.-TWO gamesl- De
troit at St Louis Washington at New
York 1.-TWO gamesj. Philadelphia at Bos-
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Feature Games of the Past
-"-----June %, 1919 -------------------
FELSCH SETS FIELDING RECORD


previous
high Of H. held jointly
beaten by chance In the
a to handle ball The
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Get a pet for that boy or girl
Read Times Want Ads Daily. Some
one may want to sell just what you
wish to buy.
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FRENCH GIRL EXPECTED
TO WIN SINGLES TITLE
SCriticS Believe Suzanne'S Experience VIII Garry Her.
Helen Wills and Winnie Richards Popular.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press STAFF Corresponds

WIMBLEDON, June 23.It youth day at Wimbledon,
with young Winnie Richards of New York the popular favore
singles, play began in the championship tennis
TODAY
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TwO-Base Hlts-Scott, brlef- Ihree-
Base Hit-Lavan Stolen Bases-Lavan.
Good Campbell. Sacrifice Hits-Whelan,
Campbell. Jones. Sticking, >; Fitzsmmons,
Allen Double Play-Jones to Whelan.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. I: Kansas
off Dawson, I: off Fitzsimmons. 3. Struck
Out-By Wilkinson. / by Dawson. 8 by
Fitzsimmons 8 Hits-Of Wilkinson,
in 4 3 innings; off Dawson. in 3 %
innirgs Wild Pitches-Wikinson ,; Daw-
son. 8 Losing Pitcher-WH1inson I'm
pires-Freeman and Murray. Time of
CAME SO
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st. Paul ...-.... 600 600 0l1-2 9
Toledo -.-- --..--- 2O3 600 O3.-5 10 U
Merritt, McCuaid, Allen. McNeneny
Crfard CASTOR
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN League

INDIANAPOLIS. 7: Milwaukee. l. St.
Paul 8: Columbus. z. Minneapolis g.;
Toledo. 4 Louisville, s. Kansas City. 2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. 2 Boston. l. Brooklyn, 4:
Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh. 1 Cincin-
natl. 0. Chicago. Al: St. Louis. 80.
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Sixteen to Qualify Today for Championship Flight for
State ILtLa-Lndianals Best Here

The qualifying round Of eighteen holes in the womens
State golf meet started this morning highland Golf and
Country Club It the third tourney of the Indiana
Women Golf Association Forty entries officially
and few showed up the starting morning
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New York, 5-3: Boston. 3-3 CealIed
fifth. rain) Detroit g. Cleveland. 5
Washington. II; Philadelphia. 8. Chi
cago SO St Louis 81.
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ing over IflDe-COlO0el warfare
The Blue Grass entry is going at
a gallop, but they are not far in The
lead and Ownie Bush's Hoosiers are
in the runner-up position well situa-
ted to slip out in front if fortune
smiles.
Saints Are Third
St Paul got two bad jolts at To-
ledo Sunday and the Saints were
knocked down to third place Louis
willie grabbed two from the tail-end
Brewers and the Indians trimmed
the x. c. Blues here, 3 to 8.
Jess Petty was due to face the
smuggling Kawtown team at Wash
tngton Park this afternoon and the
fans were pulling for the Tribe lefty
to hang up his thirteenth win Of the
season.
Start at O'clock
& The game today was to start at
o'clock instead of 8. The Sahara
GrOtto parade was scheduled for
o'clock and the ball club officials de-
cided TO get the contest in early in
order to permit the fans 10 view the
picturesque downtown event.
Ray Schmandt was out of the
game Sunday because of illness.
The heat got the big fellow down AMI
Tom Whelan was used at first base.
L was the sixth position Whelan
has appeared in this season.
Fred Fitzsimmons twirled for the
home boys Sunday. He was found
for ten hits, but his support was
good and he emerged a decisive vic
Tor over two wild-pitching K. c.
Fingers. TIE Tribe got only five
hits, but they played heads up
baseball and took full advantage Of
every opening.
wilkinson opened on the mound
for the Blues and he blew up in the
second by making two wild pitches.
Catcher Kaufman had costly error
also. Three Tribe runs scored. The
Indians scored three more markers
in fifth and Dawson relieved Viii
kinson in that session. Dawson was
not found for a hit. but he cut loose
with some wild pitching and the
Bushman were helped to two more
runs before the game ended.
Fitz struck out five men Sur.
day. Wilkinson one and Dawson
three.
Fitz struck at a wild pitch in the
sixth and reached first ahead of the
throw from Catcher kaufman, but
owing to the fact there was a run
ner on first at the time Fitz was
cut automatically. With one out or
none out and first occupied, the bats
man lis out on three strikes even if
the catcher does not hold the third
strike. This rule prevents the team
in the field from completing a double
play by having the catcher drop the
third strike Intentionally.
Saturday will be Bush day" at
Washington Park Columbus will
he the visiting team Field events
will be held and prizes given. The
east end fans are boosting the affair
9,- 81
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SInwsukee 49,. OO2 600 OO2- u
louisville $500. 040 007 O0"-l1 10
Setback, Walker. Shaney, Young; Koob'
Meyer. ,-s CO..
Milwaukee, .---- OIL 009999 COS Il
Ao wIn6 ne setback sbaney Young. Deberry.
Cullop. Brottem.
First Camel
81. Paul ....... 600 600 011-2 8 Q
Toledo ......-.. 203 600 O3'-s Is 0
Merritt, Ncouaid, Allen. McNeneny;
"l-i H. -aS'0"- Second Camel
St. Paul .--...- 100 900 900 4 .
Toledo ---.-.. 031 023 00'-9 IL
Flttery. Dixon, Johnson. CASTOR.
Minneapolis $685.. 400 OF I0000-3 y 3
Niehaus, Lynch. Mayer; Palmero, Hart
ley.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston. ......... O3O 1O1 O0O-6 12 0
New York. $50: 600 OIL OOO-Z 10
Ehmke. O'Neill; Bush. CASTOR, Schang
CHICAGO. O04 600 OILS II
81 Louis .'..... 600 OO2 O2O-4 7 l
Lyons. Grouse: KoIp wingard. SEVERED.
Cleveland. .....- 90 COS 29d0 1S l
De G5eeves Weteve G7V My VC D9uss Hollo
way. Bassler
Philadelphia 1900 ~ 10y 000 IVY % 4
Rommell. Bruggy: ogden. Martina, RueL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh COS 100 0OO-4 9 ,
CINCINNATI .. O40 500 OO'-9 Il O
Yde. Morrison. Stone. Schmidt; DOna-
hue Benton Hargrave.
Philadelphia 800. goo 200 OO1-7 9 l
BrookIyr. ..-.... O1O 14O OO0-6 10 ,
Glazner Couch Steneder. Hubbell. VII
Ozhpruz TAanafnr DOa< TaV-
Tor.
st. Louis-Chicago rain.
. ONLY. games scheduled.
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Yesterdays RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
lFrst Gamel

sIFilwauzee OO2 GOO OO2-41 IL /
I1ouisville 800. O4O O07 OO"-l1 10 1
Setback. Walker. Shaney. Young, Koob.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
KANSAS CITY.

ITOtals ...31 10 q II 3
Becker batted for Dawson in ninth
Kansas City ...... 0 1 0 O . 0 0-3
indianapolis - 0 3 0 0 3 I IS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-23
Minneapolis

St Paul .......- 100 600 O0O-1 1 3
Toledo .---.-.. OBJ O23 O0'-9 Il L
Flttery. Dixon; Johnson. CASTOR.