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The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-08
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BY a score of Is to IL, the Baraga
high school boys basketball team de-
feated the fast Champion quintet
last Friday evening in the Baraga
hiph school gymnasium.
Both teams started scoring early
in the game. the score at the end of
the first half being 6 to 4 in favor of
the visitors. The second half was
fast and snappy, the home team play
ing hard and winning their first game
of the season.
Following the game dancing was
indulged in, the high school orchestra
furnishing the musoc. A luncheon was
served by the high school girls.
Champion defeated the L'Anse high
school boys basketball team on the
local floor Saturday evening by the
score of is to 8. The score at the
end of the first half was 13 to 8 in
favor of Champion.
], This game was the slowest played
on the local floor this season. due to
Ia preat extent to the fact that out
of-bounds rules were used on all sides
|cf the gym. Fouls were also numer-
GUS on both sides.
The LAnse high school girls de-
feated the Baraga high school lassies
in . red-hot contest rs curtain
raiser. Baraga led IN the first half
by the score Of ( to 8, al points in
this period being secured on fouls,
In the second half L'Anse played q
very aggressive game, managing to
keep the ball in their territory con-
tinuallv. The game ended with the
score Is to 5 in favor Of L'Anse.
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The Nut Cracker
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20
WATSON IN NEXT
FIGHT At FORT
Local Bantam RematChed
With Jimmy MCDernott,

Appearing in one Of the eight
round bouts at Fit Harrison Tuesday
night will be Allen Watson, local
bantam. who has become a great ia
vorite with local sport lovers He
and Jimmy McDermott of Terre
Haute staged a remarkable sixround
bout at the fort a few weeks ago.
and because of their splendid show
ing. Captain Chase has rematched
them.
In their first meeting McDermott
had a shade and Watson has been
training faithfully to reverse the
decision.
One more eight-round fight re-
mains to be arranged and Tuesdays
show viii be complete. There will
be thirty,six rounds Of boxing. The
ten-round main go will present a
strong attraction in Phil O'Dowd Of
Columbus, Ohio. and Merle AIte Of
Indianapolis
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The Akron Truss Company team is
without a game for Sunday The club has
been late in getting organized but is ready
to take on the best now. Fast State
teams, address II. L. Earl. 1926 F. Wash
ington St. or call Irvington 1921
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20
BRENNAN, MISKE
CAREERS SIMILAR
Both Were Stepping Stones
for Other Fighters,

BU y IL SFFitCe
NEW YORK. June 20.-Fate plays
many queer pranks: In November,
1928, Billy NIiske fought his last
pugilistic battle. His opponent was
Big Bill" Brennan, heavyweight
trial horse. Miske won in the
fourth round by Kayo. Coin
,l5entally. it was also the final bout
fur brennan.
Miske died Jan and Brennan
passed on the other morning, the
victim Of gunman's bullet.
In The ring, the efforts Of Miske
and Brennan ran along somewhat
similar lines. Each was more or
less Of a steppins-stoue for others
q runs ON the pugilistic ladder
Each tattled Dempsey "a couple Of
times Back in 1913. when Dempsey
started his stellar march TO the top
most rung. Miske and Brennan were
both hurled against the hard-hittinE
Jack-to test his n.ettle. And both
were beaten
Again. after Dempsey mad won
the crown by bowling over Willard
at Toledo in 1919. Miske and Bren-
nan were given another chance at
Jack. Miske went down in short
order a, Benton Harbor while Bren-
nan. after holding the champion
fairly even for eleven rounds,
succumoed ir the twelfth.
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PRELIM EVENTS
TAKEN BY YALE
Ell Freshmen and Junior
Varsity Crews Win,

BIZ United Press
NEW LONDON, Conn. June 20
Yale freshmen defeated Harvard
yearlings in their annual boat race
here today. Yale oarsmen also won
the junior varsity event.
A great Yale senior varsity crew.
the crew that is to carry the colors
of America in competition with oars
men Of the world at the Olympic
games, was TO row against the Har-
ward senior varsity crew i'm the an
nual fOur-mile struggle over the
Thames course at dusk
The Yale athletes viii depart to-
night for New York. and Saturday
morning the athletes will board the
Homeric and sail for France.
Yale was considered a heavy IA
vorite over Harvard in the big var
sity event. The varsity race was
scheduled for 3 p. m.
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1t was ladies day" today. Niles
signment
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ETTY struck out six Brewers.
IL He whitfield the last Two men
III tC face him. Lingrel, who
batted second III the ninth. fright
ened the fans before he struck out.
He lifted a high drive to left that
kindly curved foul as it went over
the low fence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20

Some of the most interesting
matches of the meet were in
prospect today. sagalowsky and
Rurdick should furnish plenty of
action at 3 o'clock. Hennessey and
Kurzrock was another match very
likely to cause some thrills. Mckay
and Starbuck also should fight hard.
Hennessey and Mckay are paired
in the doubles and may meet
Burdick- Crane in the finals if dope
runs true. They are in opposite
brackets.
In Thursdays play Kurzrock, But
Ter player, showed splendid form in
disposing Of Crane, University of
Michigan, 6-& 6-3. Sagalowsky. also
Of Butler, defeated Richards, So, 81.
Other Thursday scores were:
Kohn defeated Wilson. ga. IS.
Mckay defeated Lang. 50 rs
Hennessey defeated Markey 81 6-2
Rlpp defeated Bennett. 60. Sc.
Humes defaulted to Burdick
BurdicS Crane defeated Bradford Ret.
meier, 81, 60.
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In view of the fact that the meet
is being held the week before the
national city clay court at st. Louis,
Willis Adams, president of the AS
ISOLATED Tennis Clubs Of Indianapolis
and general chairman of the West
ern, believes the local competition
will be as great as any previous
tournament for western honors.
Among the Officials
On his staff of chair and commit
teemen Adams has Edward Bennett
Jr., as vice chairman; Jack Mckay,
Taylor Todd, Don p. Hawkins, J. P.
Frenzel. Jr.; G. L. Denny, Augustus
Coburn, Jr.; John R. T. Ryan II,
John L. Eaglesfeld, Ralph Burdick,
Fred A. Joss, Harry O. Chamberlain
A. r. c. Kipp, Z. J. Wuensch. Dr.
Charles D. Humes. Malcolm Jillson,
Kurt Painter and Charles H. Brad:
ley Fred Grumme, Morris Edwards
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TITLE WRESTLING MATCH

(Only games scheduled)
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Griffin, Brewer first baseman. col,
lided with Schmandt when running
TO first i'll the seventh THURSDAY.
The Brewer player received 4
sprained shoulder and was forced to
retire from the game.
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Harold Janvrin, former Tribe in
fielder. has been sold by the Kansas
City. Blues to the Little Rock team
Of the Southern. Association.
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St Paul ... O1O 600 1O9-4 - O
Columbus - 2l2 O2O OBS - o
Merritt NcQuaid Dixon. McMene ~;
MeQuuau Hartley
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and Harry S. Shepard, officers of the
A T. A, also will have work in con
nection with the handling Of the
classic.
Why Stars AIRS Coming
There is every reason to believe
that many Of theaplayers who take
part in the national at st. Louis
will come to Indianapolis the week
before to get an additional week S
work on clay courts.
Then, too, It cannot be denied that
the men mentioned in the foregoing
list have, built up for Indianapolis
a great tennis tournament reputa-
ton. In that list are the men who
for years have handled city, State,
tri-State, western and national tour
naments to the complete satisfac-
ton Of the ranking stars Of the
court.
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Minneapolis 49,. 600 90 OBS Q .
Toledo .........- OO1 600 100 10 3
Lynch Harris. Mayer. Grabby Johnsca.
Bradshaw Schultz.
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WESTERN GOLF CHAMP
Mrs. Reinhart of Dallas Wins Wom-
ems Tourney at Chicago.

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, June 20-AIrs. S. L.
Reinhart Of Dallas. Texas. is the
women's western golf champion as
a result Of her victory in the west
ern tourney held here the past three
days. Her score Of 256 for fifty-four
holes was eight strokes better than
Virginia Wilson of Chicago. who fin
ished second. Mrs. Gaut Of Mem
phis, Tenn. was third.
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|. u. GOLFER IN FORM
Engstrom Reaches Semi-Finals in
Western Conference Meet.
BIZ Times SpecinI

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. June 20,-Carl Eng
strom Of Indiana University reached
the semi-fnals in the Western Con
ference golf tourney being held at
the Briar Gate Golf Club here by
defeating John Dorsey Of Chicago
University in the second round Of
play, Thursday, 6 and 5.
Others in the semi-fnals are
HOldswOrth Michigan; Herpes.
Northwestern; Dawson, Illinois.
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NEW YORK
BOSTON

Two-base hits-Wilt
aid. Home runs-Miller.
nings. Donnelly ) in l l
fiies-Wiltse. Fletcher. 4
Becker. Herzog, Merkle.
son. Bases on balls-O
BY Brown 1. Hogg 4 Wi
Wiltse. Balk-Donnelly.
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METERS STAY AT HOME
Sagalowsky and Kurzrock, Butler
Stars, Not Going East.

Julius Sagalowsky and Leo Kurz-
rock will not go East to compete in
the national collegiate tennis meet
at the Meriom Cricket Club courts
in Philadelphia, as was reported
some time ago.
The Butler pair very probably
could make a strong showing in this
tourney, but hitch Of some sort
developed and the athletic authori-
ties at the Irvington institution
changed their minds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20
ELEANOR DEFEATS MOLLA
Miss GOss Downs Mrs. Mallory in
Tennis at Roehampton.

81 LnIfed Press
ROEHAMPTON. England. June
20.-Mrs. Molla Mallory was elm
mated in the Roehampton invitation
tennis tournament today by Miss
Eleanor Goss, American. 60, 4-6. -.
It was the fifth round of the tourna-
ment.
In the seminal round Mrs. Jes-
sup eliminated Miss Goss, GA, 81.
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Second Camel
400 90 OOO--7 s 0
1p1 O1q QTlC II

Roy, sewelI; Wells. Bassler,
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Pitcher Roberts Of Chambersburc
in the Blue Ridge League. became
so disguised when the shortstop OF
his team failed TO cover second base
ON a throw from the catcher, breAk
ing up shutout same for him in
the seventh inning, that he walked
off the field. refusing to finish. he
was credited with the win, however,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20

The Butler College coaching school
defeated the Prest.O-Lite baseball
team Thursday 2 to 0, when Pat
Page. with his southpaw slants
subdued the Commercial League out
fit. Page struck out nine men. Each
team got seven hits.
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City Net Card Today

SINGLES.
Burdick
P M-Hennessey vs.. Kurzrock; Mo-
Kay vs.. Starbuck
DOUBLES.
P. M-Kipp-. .rask vs. Hart-vou
Berg: Hendricks Richards va Burdick-
Crane.
5 p. N.-Hennessey- Mckay vs. winner
Of hpp-Trask vs.. Hart-Von Berg: Star
buck Kohn VS. Ross-Guberti: Sagalowsky-
hurZrock vs.. Adler-Parker
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lawson Beats Christiano

BIZ Times Special
ALBANY, y. Y, June 2o.-Bud
Christiano, Philadelphia lightweight.
was outpointed by Joe lawson, Mil
waukee, in twelve rounds here
Thursday night.
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Setback batted for Walker in seventh.
Sfrnhrn haffed for Richhnurg in eighth
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ONE PUT-OUT A THIRST
Fournier Nears Record; Dodgers
Have Only Two Assists.
~ Tones Special

BIZ Times Special
BROOKLYN, y. Y. June 20-In
the Cincinnati Brooklyn game of
Thursday, won by Brooklyn the
winning team had only two assists
and First Baseman Fournier had
only one fielding chance put-out.
This IS a near record.
Many seasons ago Jiggs DonahuA,
playing first for the White Sox. went
through a game without a putout.
but he had one assist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20
CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS ON
COURTS DECIDED SUNDAY
Semi-FinaIs on Saturday, Hopefus and Future Greats
Drop by WaySde and Stars Battle It Out,

Quarterfnas the today in the city tennis
tourney the of the indianapolis Tennis Association
Semfnas both singles and doubles will be played Saur
day and championships both will be decided Sun
day The meet has got down brass tack with all the
hopeus and future greats disposed Of leaving the recognized
leaders Of the net sport in competition.
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Moran and Civic

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 2o.-Pal Moran
and Jack Zivic. both candidates for
meeting Benny Leonard. will stage
A twelve round elimination contest
at greensboro stadium Monday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20
INDIANS DRAW WITHIN
ONE POINT OF SECOND
Warm Weather Has Nothing on Warm A. A. Race-Petty
and Kruger Shine Against Milwaukee Brewers.
By EDDIE ASH

Some Ifs for the fans today. If the Indians
this afternoon and if both Colonies and Saints lost Tribe
will be back in the league lead tonight AS the three
prepared for further action today the A standing
showed Louisville top by margin and ST. Paul
ing Indianapolis by single point red hot in red hot
weather
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Wrestler Parelli Wins

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 20.-Joe Parelli,
rniddleweight wrestling champion,
Thursday night defeated Jim Kan
tanlos of Madison, Wis, in two
straight falls.
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Simpson Wins Golf Meet

BU 1tmeS SpcCtdt
CHICAGO, June 20.-Johnny Simp-
son Of Indianapolis won the lumber
mems golf title at the Beverly Club
Thursday with a score of 1872 for the
thirty-six holes.
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More Dundee Bouts

BIZ nttCd Pre68
NEW YORK, June 20.-Johnny
Dundee. featherweight and junior
lightweight champion, meets Kid
Sullivan in ten rounds in Brooklyn
tonight and has signed to meet Kid
Kaplan at q later date.
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Romano and Lewis to Stage Their
Act in Chicago.

BIZ Intt d Press
CHICAGO, June 20.-Mike Ro-
mano, Italian grappler, is training
for his title match here with Cham
pion Ed Strangely Lewis, despite
the ruling Of the athletic commits
sion against the bout. The date for
the proposed match has not been
set
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20

In an exhibition game at Toronto.
Thursday, the Pirates beat the
Yankees. 2 TO l. Ruth got an over
the-fence-and-back again double. the
WIND preventing a circuit smash.
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Neary Knocked Out

By Times special
CANTON. Ohio, June 2O.-Tommy
Neary, Milwaukee welterweight, was
knocked out by Al Walther, Canton,
in the sixth round here Thursday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20
CURRY TO MEET
BANTAM CHAMP
Sioux City Lad to Box Abe
GoIdStein,
BIZ Enited Press

d UITfH FTfHS
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. June 20.
Abe Goldstein, worlds bantam
weight title holder. will box Connie
Curry. Sioux City. in a 19-round
match as the semi-windup TO The
Stribling-GreJ fight here July +. it
was announced today.
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Jess Petty. aided by the timely
hitting Of Ernie Kruger, downed the
Brewers here Thursday, 8 to >.
1t was Petty's twelfth victory Of
the season against two defeats. The
Tribe lefty IS a gem.
When Brewers Scored
Petty held the opposition to seven
hits and the TWO runs scored off him
were uHearned. An inf1eld error in
the fourth paved the way for the
Brewer rally and the visitors were
quick to take advantage of the open
ing. The miscue was followed by
two stolen bases and three singles.
The Indians scored in singled
fashion-one run in the second, one
in the fourth and one in the sixth.
Kruger drove in the Tribes three
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While Virgil Barnes was making
the Braves swish the air Thursday,
the Giants batted effectively and
won, to !.
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After Van Glider had been chased
from the mound in the first the
Browns rallied and won from the
White Sox, S TO I.
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Setback batted Tor Walker IN seventh.
Strohm batted for Richbourg in eighth.
Milwaukee. ...... 0 o 2 0 90 0 %
Indianapolis. .... G 1 0 l 3
Sacrifice Hits-Schmandt 2: Griffin.
Double Play-Campbell to Jones TO
Schmandt Left on Bases-IndianapOlis.
5: Milwaukee. .. Bases on Balls-Of
Walker, 3: off Petty. l. Struck Out-By
Walker. ,: by Lingrel. l: by Petty, 9. Hits
OFF walker in innings off Lingrel,
in > innings. Losing PitcheT-W alller.
Umpires-Murray and Freeman. Time
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Feature Games of the Past


hecic there
IN inning game
sailed q 2 OF
stole four bases but
a ng game
the
putouts in left field than Houser The
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NATInNAI. IEAGIE-

Cleveland al Detroit. Chicago at St
Louis. Washington at Philadelphia. Bos
ton at New York
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AAIERIcAN ASSOCIATION.
AlIERICAN LEAGUE.
NATInNAL LEAGIE
GAMES TODAY
ANIERICAN ASSOCIATION
ANIERICAN LEAGUE.

Milwaukee at INDTANAPOLIS. Mime
apois at Toledo. Kansas City at Louis
vile 81. Paul AZ Columbus
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Pass Saints Tribe Tennis Tourney
HOPES HIGH FOR BIG NET
TOURNEY HERE JUNE 80
Committee in Charge of Western Tennis Meet at Wood
stock Expects Many National Stars in Action

"Watch the Western at Woodstock'-and with that the
tennis nobility of Indianapolis today announced its organza-
ton for the holding of the 1924 Western championships
at the Woodstock Coury Club the June 30
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Elmer Jacobs and Jimmy Ring
staged a 1oinning hurting duel at
Philadelphia Thursday, the Cubs
winning. TO ].
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Cincinnati ..-.. 600 600 001-1 l
Brooklyn ....... O3O 600 OO'--3 II 0
Mays May. Luque, Wingo. sandberg;
Vance, Deberry.
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ten Inrings)

Chicago ...-... 600 O01 600 3 7 Q
Philadelphia . 600 600 100 0-1 3 1
Jacobs. O'Farrel, Ring. Wilson.
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With A. A. Leaders

markers with two doubles and a
single. \ Brewer error helped the
home boys to their third and win
ming run
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II ANSAS CITY, No, June
TX pa new weight cham
Ill pion is John Kuck, high
school boy of Wilson, Kan, who
established a world interscholas.
tic record for the 12-pound shot
put at SO feet 8a4 inches at a
State meet at Enporia recently.
Young Kuck also has a record
Of IS feet for the 16-pound shot; a
mark Of 1870 feet in the discus and
a toss of the javelin of 1873 feet
in competition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-20
Only Six Tribe Hits

Dixie Walker pitched six innings
for the visitors and Lingrel finished
TIE Tribe got only six blows off
Walker and none off Lingrel. For a
light hitting club, the Indians
certainly are going big.
Thursday was kids day" and
about 45o schoolboys were in the
left-feld bleachers roofing hard for
Ownie Bush's athletes. Petty and
Kruger were the days heroes in the
eyes of the youngsters.
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With the Yankees quiet. Detroit
failed 10 close up the gap between
first and second places when they
divided double bill with Cleveland,
the Tigers losing the first. Is TO 3.
and taking the second. 3 to ..
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Independent Baseball

All Morris Street " f players are re-
qucsted % attend the Meeting tonight at
the South Side Turner's gym Al Z 30
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The South Side Stars hold a permit for
Riverside for Sunday. Any team wishing
a game, rail- Drexel 1913 and ask for jim
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NATIONAL LEAGrE

(Only games scheduled)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

First Camel
Cleveland ...... 600 400 collie 2c /
Detroit ........... Ol0 900 02&-- 3 - /
shaute. SeweIl WhitehuI. Holloway.
WOCdall
Second Camel
Cleveland ........ 200 600 600
Detroit ..-...... 100 100 OOl-3 II !
Roy Sewell. Wells, Bassler-
Chicago ......... 400 90 OOO--7 0
St Louis. ....... 1OI O13 OILS II
McWeeny. Blankenship. Connally.
Grouse: Vangilder Pruett. Davis Bayne
ShOcker. SEVERED.
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Big Leagues

- Any VANCE OF the Robins
pitched his tenth victory
- Thursday when Brooklyn
Eat the Reds, 3 to l. Eddie Brown
u two hits.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City ..... 03O 0I0 UOO--4 . .
Louisville ...... OILS 40 O0'-9 IA 2
linn Dawson. Amman. kaufman. Gu
lop Meyer.
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New York ...... 600 OO2 2OO-4 IL 0
Boston ........ 600 600 100 5 l
Barnes Snyder, Stryker. Cooney. Lucas,
O'Neik
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The Yellow Cabs will play the Washing
ton A G at Garfield No. l at / D. m Sun
day and the Riversides al $50 at River
side No. l. All Cab players are requested
TO be at the garage at 10 o'clock sharp
Lewis Wilson, Thompson and Hartndge
take notice. Lewis is requested to call
Robbins at Lincoln 1893 after ( p. m.