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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

veteran half backs. Bright and Arbogast
IN fine style RahOrm, weighing 166
pounds. every bit of which is used when
he smashes the line. Is almost sure
Two Back Fields
With one first string back field squad
George ALSO finds he has another that is
almost as good Settle at quarter Stub.
bleheld and Mendenhau at halves. and
Lemsle at full. form the other set.
an end. Hollis Adams. brother. to the
captain. attracted notice in his play with
the freshman team last year against the
sophomoress he did not report for varsity
Is back and he Is going great guns Be
sides him are three other wing candidates:
Bean Bnby and Ewert All are aggres-
slve players, Ewert IL laid up at present
with ankle injuries.
CAPTAIN Adams, nils one OF, the tackle
herths. Turner the other tackle from last
year. is back. He can also play full back.
and when he is shifted Hoffman. Schon and
fact. it looked in serimmage as if Cox Ssei had S
Plenty Of Guards
Two guards. Emmert and Clarno from
finding plenty of competition. ClIrk a big
husky 216-pound boy from Dayton Ohio,
VIII be hard to keep out of the game. Be-
TG Tek Win Sbn long esRmba n Is one to be
certainly knows 2 hit about playing the
other men seeking the center sub berth
Bert Haviland. a member of the faculty.
IS assisting George with the large turnout.
Fep Is the word. and the team dashes
The schedule follows; Sept, 90. Frank
Manchester College here: Oct "a. Muncie
State Normal: there: Oct, 80. Central Nor
here. The Manchester game is the home.
coming game.
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Class A Winners
to Cleveland

Herbert Krauch, president Of the
Indianapolis Junior Chamber of
Commerce, today announced appoint
ment of members of a committee
which will pay homage to the In
dianapolis Light and Heat Com
panys baseball team which will
leave at noon Sunday over the Big
-Four for Cleveland to compete in
national amateur title games.
The Indianapolis Light and Heat
team is the winner of the Class A
championship of Indianapolis and is
going to Cleveland with the hope of
bringing back National honors.. The
special Pullman which will carry the
baseball club to the Ohio city will be
decorated with signs so that the city
of Indianapolis will be advertised
along the route.
Junior Chamber members who
will compose the party in addition
to Krauch. chairman are: DIR. Paul
V. Allen, Lester S. Abbott, Albert L.
Rust, William Henry Harrison,
August Schrader and Harmon E.
Smoke. 81
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With Capt. Wendell Stanley back
for the fourth time, it appears that
he will have the choice to control
right end again. Stanley was Sc
lected last season as second all-State
end and has returned to lead the
1925 warriors.
Don Parker also is assured of a
place after spending the summer
keeping fit in a log camp in New
York State. The battle for the other
end position probably will be be-
tween Parker and Jim Clark, both
letter men of last year.
big Bad Bill" Siml1in, as he is
known in football circles, probably
will hold his job as tackle, as he
has 100 pounds to back him up.
Stewart Wallace, tackle Of last year,
will be out this season, but Bob
Hampton, last season guard, may fill
this gap.
A number Of freshmen expected to
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Independent Football

The Tuxedo Bulldogs football team will
practice Sunday morning in uniforms. at
Ellenberger. Park. $50. All last years
players and anyone wishing to try out are
requested TO be present.
The South Paws v. F. W. will hold an
M at Brook s9a PaTE All in Psers
and those trying to make the team are
requested to attend. The South Paws are
Kokomo. Jasonviile and Eiwood take
with some local team Cali Eddie Demp-
or address 700 Park Ave, Apt. 3.
The team playing under the name of
the amateur field again this season. The
following men are asked to report for
Fsc Mon5av Th6Fy N SPf Mra var
liams brothers. Allen brothers. Stevens,
Chilli Henton, Bledsoe. Woodruff. Huber.
Nolle and others.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept 19-The Co.
lumbus Maroons. one. OF the best road
coming Season. Maroons LOST but one aor game
on the road last season and that to the
Ferndales of indianapolis The club av-
FIRST class attraction. For games address
lumbus. o. Phone. Main 5792.
The j. J. C. eleven will hold its first
practice, Sunday morning at the Diamond
Chain field, South and West sts:. at 70
others DESTROYS of tryouts are asled to at
tend. Coach O'Shea again will be on hand
for the first practice and expects everyone
to be present.
The Hercules A. @. football team win
play the Brookgides at Brookside Park,
fhose wishing 0g yo d report a tay sse aa
held gridiron at $3.50 a. m. Sunday.
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Coach Jchn George shocked
everybody last year by announcing
he was gclng to start a football
team. TIE call for practice reSulted
in about twenty men reporting.
From this group George selected
a team that won three of its five
games. A stronger schedule was
made this season, but it does not
look any too hard for the squad that
is out for practice.
Nine Letter Men
Nine letter men are back. Tho
varsity men will seek the positions
they held last year, but there is OPP
position galore. The men back are
Herschell Adams, captain and
tackle, who tips the beam at 162
and is the type of player who is a
good leader. Bright and Arbogast.
half backs; Pence, quarter back;
Todd, center; Albright, end, and
Clarno, Emmert and Turnet, line
men.
The fact that Pence is back at
quarter helps the team. He is a
good judge of plays and a strong
safety man. However, he is not the
only man for the berth. Settle is a
coming player at the field general
position.
George has developed a full back who
looks like he win fit in between the two
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Independent Baseball

The Tartar A. AS play the Modern
Woodmen sunday az Garfield diamond NO;
l at 1870. Flynn and Hendricks Will
orm the battery for the Tartars.
The Marion Cardinals viii play at
Rushvtlle Sunday afternoon at . 80
clock. All players are asked TO call
Harvey Cruise az Drexel 6634-W regarding
transportation.
The Greeulawn Feds viii wind-up the
season with a double-header Sunday az
Garfield Park diamond No. s. They viii
meet the krOger baseball team at j o'clock
and the Modern Woodmen AZ o'clock.
Smith win pitch both games for the Feds.
Tin Sherm ans East Finders will play the
Indianapolis Res rves at Riverside Park
diamond No . az 3 o'clock Sunday. The
following players take notice and report
40 the diamond at 2 o'clock Poirer. shtp-
pard. Martin. Cantwell, O'Nen. Cooper,
reeters. Cobb Grannon Cunningham. The
Reserve team Is made VI OF college players
and an interesting conflict Is promised
The Acme a; As will put their fun
force, against the y. P. C.s Sunday at
the Acmes. Is home from /. Z. for the
weekend Bcya viii be his opponent.
Game is called for 80 D. M
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BUSH Nj EN-
w | N . UP
ON ROAD
Indians Come Home After
Weekend Games in
Louisville.

BB times Special
LOUISVILLE. Sept 19.-Ownie
Bushs Indians have two more games
in this city, today and Sunday, after
which they will return home Mon
DAY for the final week Of the sea-
son. Toledo viii be met in Indian
apolis Monday
The Bushmen probably won't An
ish second, as they had hoped. but
they will have the honor of telling
the world they were the only club
in the American Association to give
the champion Colonies a battle.
In Fridays struggle here, the In
dams won, to 8, with the reliable
Bill Burweu on the mound. It was
Burwells twenty-second victory of
the season and the fifth time he
bumped off the locals. His only loss
to Louisville this season was a 1-to-O
defeat the Sunday after Derby day
Burwell opposed Dawson, Friday,
and allowed the champions only six
Inns despite the fact Manager Joe
Mccarthy used his strongest lineup
in the game. Joe doesn't relish the
fact that the Indians have held the
upper hand over him in the club
and-club battles during this cam
paign and he was eager Friday to
see his pennant winners beat Bur
well.
The Colonies were leading. 3 to 1,
in the sixth, but in the seventh the
Indians cut loose and scored four
runs and then added two moro in
tn eighth. Wilkinson relieved Daw-
son and later Dean, a rookie pitcher
from the Kentucky coal mines,
went to the mound.
indianapolis collected ten hits, and
made the safeties count, much to
the dismay of the champions.
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FIsTIc SHOW
Harter Signs Two More
Stars for Sept. ,28.

Matchmaker Steve Harter of the
Washington A. c. today signed Ray
Hahn, local lightweight and Merle
Ate. local featerweight. to meet op-
pOnents to be named later on his
an-star fistic program at Tomlinson
Hall Sept. 2S.
FIarter will seek willing mixers to
send against Hahn and Ate, for he
plans on a triple wind-up card, three
ten-round bouts and strong prelims
to round out forty-six rounds Of mill
ing.
Roy Wallace, Indianapolis, and
Larry Sobjeck, Milwaukee, already
have been matched TO so ten rounds
on the Harter card.
The promoter advises fans to
make their ticket reservations cay
because it will be a poT liar price
show and reserved seats are certain
to be in demand. The cket sale
was opened today at the Claypool
drug store, Clark and Gaze. Harter
said he received more that 200 re-
quests for seats before the ducats
We're ready.
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Along the SideIineS

AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-Everything was
given Chicago's squad. but Coach Stage
was especially careful in instruction in
forward passing.
AT ILLINOIS
URBANA. H.. Sept 1e.-Leonard. re-
serve back last season. and Coolidge, 1922
SIubstltute guard. are varsity possibilities at
AT INDIANA
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Sept. 19.-coach
Ingram was pleased with the squads ap-
pearance in signal drill and planned to hold
the hrst scrimmage today.
AT IOWA
IOWA CITY. Iowa. Sept. 1e.-Iowa is
tai men are tan ana T y3bu5sf 81 Pie o otsa
tee. Practice was open to students for
the first time.
AT MICHIGAN
ANN ARBoR. Mich. Sept. 1e.-"Hurry
pp fosts temporary first team has this
barker and Harnnstein. halves. and Mo,
ienda. full.
AT MINNESOTA
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Sept. Ie.-Nrin-
nesota's light line is getting extra atten-
back. who was hurt IN scrimmage. was ex-
pected back today.
AT NORTHWESTERN
EVANSTON. III. Sept. 19-Northwest-
ern was drilled in aerial defense, a point
Coagh Thistlethwaite will stress all season.
Kicking, running passes and charging came
in for their share of emphasis.
AT NOTRE DAME
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept. 19.-Funda-
mentals in huge doses are being given
Notre Dame Receiving kicks and return
ing kckoffs filed the day.
AT OHIO STATE
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 1.-TWO long
practice sessions for Ohio State were re-
lieyed by a skull session. in which play
ers were explained plays to be used this
season.
AT PURDUE
LAFAYETTE, Ind Sept 19-Captain
Harmeson. Glade ers. WILCOX and Taube aro
Purdue most promising candidates for the
back field.
AT WISCONSIN
MADISON. Wis. Sept. 19.-Two picked
elevens went through dummy practice. In
the back field of the so-called first team
We're Larson. quarter: Barnum and Mean
drews. halves. and Kreuse. full.
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EASY VICTOR
ShOrtridge Opens Season in
Good Style.

Shortridge High School players
proved much better hot weather grid
performers than Westfield High
Friday at Irwin field in the season
opener and swamped the visitors, IS
to 10.
1t was Shortridge all the way.
Forward passes seemed to bewilder
the losers. -Four of the touchdowns
were the direct result Of passes. Kill
gore tossed the bali accurately. Holt
and Kern did we'll in the backfield.
The winners scored IS in the first
quarter. in the second, 10 in the
third and Z in the final period. West
field counted in the third period
and Z in the final Shortridge used
many subs near the end.
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K0KoMO GRIDDERS WORK

BIZ Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Sept. 19.-The
local American Legion football team
will work out under Coach c. A.
Sumner, Sunday morning
Last Sunday there were many
new faces out for the eleven. and
Manager Porter Jay has not stopped
in his efforts to get the best in the
State to represent the Indiana indie
pendent champions.
Treat, former Purdue star, has
been added TO the back field. John
Redmond. former Indiana star line
man, will plug up a gap. Drayer,
former Illinois tackle. probably will
be another Indianapolis man to make
the trip here regularly with other
Capital City players.
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AT SHERIDAN
Usual Hard Schedule Faces
KingSoIver'S Eleven.
IN Timcs SpeciaI

BIZ Times Special
SHERIDAN, Ind. Sept. 10
Sheridan high school football hopes
are not as encouraging this year as
they were last fall, according to
Coach Kingsolver. Four regulars
are back from the team that last
year crept 10 a high position with
a tie game. holding Emerson Of Gary
6 to and then losing its claim for
a tie to the state honor with a 7-to-6
defeat at the hand Of Technical of
Indianapolis.
AS usual. a hard schedule con-
fronts the team. with Gary as the
opening opponent at Gary Sept. %.
Westfield. Marion. Hartford City.
Linton, Noblesville, Peru and Kirk
lin follow in the order named. Gary.
Westheld, Linton and Peru are
games away from home.
Nov. is an open date and Coach
Kingsolver hopes 10 ill it with some
strong team. Missing from the
schedule are two regular opponents.
Technical Of indianapolis and Cen
trail of Evansville.
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MAT MATCH ARRANGED
Carpenter and Ross to Meet at
Broadway Next Week.

Ray Carpenter of Columbus, Ohio.
and Tony Ross of Junction City.
Kan, will supply the entertainment
in one part Of the double header
wrestling card at the Broadway The
alter next Thursday night. Ross and
Carpenter are in that class that
comes between the welterweight and
middleweight limits, too heavy for
one and to light for the other.
Both are proficient with the head
lock, each having beaten Jack Reyn-
Odds with the hold in matches here.
However, whenever they were forced
to make low weight Reynolds was
returned the victor.
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LOCALS LOSE
Cleveland Defeats Presto
Club in Tourney.

BIZ Times Special
DETROIT, Mich. Sept. 19.-The
Indianapolis Prest-O-Lites were de-
feated here in the national industrial
baseball tourney by the Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad club Friday
afternoon. s to 3. A big ffth-round.
in which the Pennsy team scored
six runs, put the contest out Of
reach of the HOLSTERS.
In the first game Of the day the
Presto outfit defeated the Detroit
First National Bank. s TO 4. II was
a see-saw battle. Coffel's three-bag-
ger in the eighth decided the fray.
Reynolds pitched.
Third-round games We're to be
played today with finals on Sunday.
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cisions in recent contests here. one
of which resulted in the suspension
of two officials, the New York box
ing commission has ordered six ref
erees and four sets of judges to re-
port for duty Monday night and the
selection will be made by James A.
Farley. chairman of the commission,
just before the boxers enter the
ring.
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luke LINCOLN WINNER

Luke Lincoln won the tourna-
ment Of the Indianapolis Athletic
Club Friday at the Country Club
course with a score Of 1913. He was
out in 79 and back in SO. Frank
Shields, Jack Tuite and Dr. P. Hurt
were tied for second place with III
each
A dinner will be held Monday at
the clubhouse at which time prizes
will be awarded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19

"1HE Manual High School
football squad has a new
E head coach this year in
Forrest Ragsdale. He is being
assisted by l. B. Maxwell. who is
handling the line candidates. Ath-
letic Director Bannen is working
with the kickers. Burl Evans is
handling the freshmen squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
SPEEDWAY A. @. BOUTS

Knockouts featured the boxing
show at the Speedway a c. open
air arena Friday night. Results:
Freddie Mack stopped Eddie Fay In tho
ltrst round
Young Mccoy knocked out Kid Harris
in the second round
Ripple Wilson stopped Roy Chalk In
the fourth round
Eddie Roberts outpointed Aliens Watson
in eight rounds.
Harry ROzelle and Reamers Roberts
boxed a two round exhibition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
FORT WORTH REPEATS
Dallas Is Beaten i'm PIay-Of for
Texas Pennant.

FIT. WORTH. Texas, Sept. 10
For the sixth consecutive season,
TT. Worth has won the Texas
League pennant. The locals defeated
Dallas Friday, to 3, in the third
and final game of the play-off series.
In a split season Fl. Worth won
the first half and tied with Dallas for
second half honors.
FIT. Worth will begin a series with
Atlanta next week to decide the
Dixie championship.
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It'll = AT
STALK IN
CONT ST
TiIden and Johnston Battle
on Courts in Singles
Net Finals.
By Henry l.. Farrell.
United Press STAFF Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
FOREST HILLS, n. y. Sept. 10.
Another serial number. akin to
the record-maIking Britton,Lewis
partnership of the ring. was to be
staged on the courts of the West
Side Tennis Club this afternoon
when Bill .Tilden and Billy Johnston
were to meet for the American ten
mis- championship.
For Worlds Crown
1t seems the two noted Bills of
American tennis always are meeting
to decide which is the better player
in the United States. and this year,
because of he number and the prom
inence of the foreign entries, the
winner will be entitled to claim the
worlds championship.
1t is the fourth year in succession
and the sixth time in the last seven
years Tiiden has faced the little Cali
fornian in the final round for the
championship.
Last Monday when sixty-four OF
the best tennis players in the world
started after the American cham
pionships it was freely predicted
Tilden would lose his title or that
he would survive only after the
most serious battle.
Tilden FaVorite
He has gone through the tourna-
ment, dropping a game here and
losing a set there, but he was still
in the running this morning ana
tennis fans were betting 5 to 3
Tilden would win today in straight
sets.
Johnston looked to be in the best
form of his career until the semi
final round Friday when he elm
mated Dick Williams. Although
Williams was far off form. he gave
the Californian a hard battle and
Johnston looked badly spent when
he left the courts.
Tilden had 10 go four sets to de-
feat Winnie Richards. but he was
so good after dropping the first set
through carelessness, that he looked
unbeatable.
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Two years ago, when Shade first
filed his challenge, Walker would
have been a prohibitive favorite,
but the poor showing the champion
made in his fight recently with Har-
ry Greb and the class Shade showed
in stopping Jimmy Slattery, Buff
falo light heavyweight, caused
smart bettors to cut down their
odds.
Because of two unsatisfactory de-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-19
PLANNING AHEAD

BIT Z NItfU PTtSS
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-The Ken
lucky Society Of Chicago plans elab-
crate entertainment for the Uni
versity Of Kentucky eleven and
visiting followers Oct. 2, when the
Colonies play Chicago here.
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FANS SNAP UP SEATS
Washington Management Reports
Reservations Gone.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 19.-Every
one Of the 34,500 reserved seats in
Griffith stadium for the world series
baseball games here Oct. 0, 10 and
il. have been taken-and then some,
Secretary E. B. Eynon Of the Wash
ington Club, said today. Applica-
tions are still pouring in which can
not be granted.
Fifteen hundred additional bleach
er seats will be placed on sale at 81
each at the clubs office at 10 a m,
on the day of each game. Eynon said.
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WALKER RULES SLIGHT FAVORITE IN TITLE BOUT WITH SHADE
Worlds Series
Eligibles

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Players
of the Washington Senators and the
Pittsburgh Pirates eligible for the
worlds series announced today are:
WASHINGTON Johnson, Cove
leskie, Ruether, Zachary, Ferguson,
Marberry, Ballou, Russell, Ruel,
SEVERED, Tate, Judge, S. Harris, j.
Harris. Peckinpaugh, Bluege, Scott,
Adams, Myers, Rice, Goslin, Nc
Nicely, Jeanes, Veach and Leibold.
PITTSBURGH-Adams, Aldridge.
Kremer, Culloton, Meadows, Oldham,
Morrison, Sheehan, Yde, Grantham,
Gooch, Smith, Spencer, Rawlings,
Moore, Wright, Traynor, Ems, Nc
Innis, Thompson, Barnhart, Bigbee,
Carey, Cuyler and Haas.
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READY
Pro Golfers Gather for Meet
at Chicago.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Walter
Hagen. st. Petersburg, Fla. the de
Tending champion. and other golfers
arrived Friday for the tournament
Of National Professional Golfers
Association at Olympia Fields next
week.
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show promise are being relied upon
10 NIL any positions weakened by
losses from last years crew. Vet.
Grams are working daily with this
new material and reports are good.
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EARLHAM SEES CHANCE
FOR PROMISING ELEVEN
Enough Veterans Present to Encourage Followers oil
QuakerS-PIay Butler Here Sept. rs.

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept 19.-While facing stiff workout
during the next week in order to be prepared to meet
Butler at indianapolis Sept &C. Earham squad of
gndders has for encouragement the backing of of its
foremost of last year
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Welterweights to Battle Over Is
Round Route in New York Mon
day - Officials Not Named.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19-NIickey Walker, worlds welter-
weight champion slight favorite the betting today
retain his title when he Dave Shade the California cha
lenger IN ffteenrOund bout Monday night in the Yankee
stadium Walker and Shade hard training today
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Baseball Standings
Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
81 Paul .....- 3990 93o 909dd-6 II Q
Bean, Fullerton. Hoffman: Greene. Har-
ris. Ainsmith.
Toledo ... 600 roo ooO-7 IL 0
Columbus ,..... 80 010 80 Is 3
rorpe. Johnson. CASTOR; Palmero. Bird.
Kansas City 49,. 49,. 100 600 619-3 8
Gearin McMenemy; Setback. Pott,
Youngblood Snyder
AMERICAN LEAGUE
s.. Louis 500. 600 o91 1902
New York ...... 600 021 10*-4
Giard. Davis. Dixon; Hoyt. Bengough.
Cleveland $500. 600 600 ooo-e IL 0
Boston ........ OIL 020 001-0
Karr. shaute sewell; Ross. Fuhr, Bis
choH.
(First Game)
P PSif25t 22S SS S SSSS SSSS!9Z4 % /
stoner, Doyle, woodan; Baumgartner,
Second Camel
P PSiTSdelp ;b;i.. egg 99dd99 99999-$ 4 9
Collins Doyle, Bassler. Woodan; Groves,
Walbeg, Perkins
Chicago 100. 600 900 OIL u !
Washington -. 100 115 20'-10 II 1
Kerr. Connally Thurston. Schalk: Fer
guson. Narberry. SEVERED
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York - 020 600 240-S IA
Chicago ...... 900 003 000-3 Is 1
Barnes. Snyder; Cooper Gonzales
Brooklyn . 600 100 1913 IL
St. Louis ....... 900 002 07"-9 ii
Vance, Brown. Deberry; Remnant. War
wick.
Philadelphia -. O02 600 O3O-5 IS o
Cincinnati ...... 600 DOL 000-1 S 1
Willoughby. Henline: Donohue. Kruger.
Boston ..... 0O3 oil O20-7 IL
Graham. Ryan. Ramp. Vanguard. Glib
son. O'Neil; Morrison. Sheehan. Yde.
Smith. Gooch.