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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

SO he and the Twins got benduges
and water aud all sorts OF things,
and washed Mrs. Fish Hawks
wounded wing and bound u IN.
and she sid II felt 10 fine that sho
would hurdly know that sho had
been hurt at all.
Nov, III tell you my story" sho
said, when everything had boon put
away. 1T was all the childrcn's
fault"
"The childron~ cried tho Twins.
"Whoso chlldronT
Mine" answered Mrs. Fish
Hawk. "Mlnel 1t must bo the
tlmosl They seem to want every.
thing they see. They arc exactly
liko other ohildrcn--neve Satisfied
with plain everyday things. They
want tho finest that is 10 be had"
well, we'll, wollr' exclaimed Doc.
tor BIZ who would think OF
little fish hawks being naughty.
What was u they wnntcd2 And
how did II happen to hurt your
well" sighed Mrs. Fish Hawk.
ut was this way. always build
my most In tall trco not too far
FROM The seashorc. When | catch u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
TO 10 Continued.l

Dear MGR cried the little bird
doctor when he saw her How
did you ever get that. Mrs. Fish
Hawk7 II looks as tho somebody
had shot you"
They did" sighed Mrs. Fish
Hawk. ut was man"
what ala ho do that for2" de.
manded Doctor Bill In surprise.
You aren't good 70 cat. Maybe
no thought you were u Wild duck"
NO" said Mrs Fish Hawk. "Ho
didn't. JIG knew It was me-
And did he do II on purposeY'
cried Nancy.
Yes" said Mrs. Fish Hawk. 'Hc
did"
That's queer declared Doctor
Bill. you never hurt anything.
You don't steal chickens or hurt
lambs or little pigs like aomo OF
the other big birds do. Al you do
Is TO 80 fishing In tho ocean and
take o nice Fat fish home TO your
children In your nest"
:" knowi ! know nodded Mrs
Fish Hawk "1'1 tell you all about
IT,"
"Iet me fix your wing first, )"
said the KIND little doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

fish In tho sea, fly with II at onco
TO my nest and divide IL among
my children.
This year ! built my nest ncar
to big summer hotel, 1t IA n
very gay place whore people walk
along tho scashorc and swim In the
ocean and just have d good time.
fright outside The hotel there ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

q fountain In q big marble basin
with fish swimming around In Il
that look like pure gold. often
flew right over them just TO admire
them and SEQ them shine when the
sun was out"
"1hcn what hoppcncd2" asked
Doctor Bin.
The first thing | knew, my chill,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

drcn had splod them. And whom I
GolS their dinner homo az usual "a
nice fat mackerel hud caught in
tho sea- they wouldn't touch 1t.
No, no, Nanny they cried,
We arc tired OF silver fish, We
want gold fish. Got us those gold
fish IN the fountain,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
u couldn't lot Them s,oryc an1

u couldn't let them starve, and
cat tho mockcroi they wouldn't"
said Mrs, Fish Hawk sadly. $50 |
watched my chance aud dived into
tho marble basin and got them a
gold fish, had gone after the
second ono WHOM bang bangl
FELT pain in my wing and | came
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The next bird that camc TO Doc
Tor Bills hospital to be cured, was
Mrs. Fish Hawk. She had n hurt
wing.
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By Swan
BY BLOSSER

hero TO you at once ,,.,or Blp
hts tho times" SAID w.
thoughtfully IA Ms
yves, IL IS the tines 10 "a seN
Fish Hawk. No'pn,s .ny n,cfs
enough for young peV 'lp'.'., IA
ITO DO Con''nueN' Ipsl
Copyright. 1885, n. ID ~ 's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
ATIONAL.
OU R m E.Y
ON COAST
Illinois A. C. Has Task to Re-
tain A. A. y. Track
Championship.
Bp Times Specio

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, June 30.-The Illinois A.
c. track and field team, which is now
on it's way to the National A. A. u.
tourney at San Francisco to defend
it's title won last year, has a real
task ahead if it would retain the
championship.
The New York Il. c. has recruited
many of the best Eastern college
stars including Marsters and Holden
of Georgetown. Other formidable
teams will be Newark A. { and the
two far West aggregations, Olympic
Club and Hollywood A. G.
There is no ruling on the Pacific
Coast which prohibits college ath-
letes from competing under club
colors, so most cf the stars vii, be
in action against Middle-West and
Eastern invaders.
The l. A. G. has numbeEof real
athletes and the battle for supremacy
may be decided by a very few points.
Among the hopes of the l. A. C. are
Osborn and Russell, high jump; Mar
tin, weight events; Frieda, javeiin;
Riley, Hass, Taylor, hurdles; Steven
son, 44O; Dodge. $50; Buker, mile;
Bourke, five miles.
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The Eagles oil will hold a meeting TO-
night. All players are asked to attend.
son with the team are asked to turn in
their uniforms.
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chet will meet Jean Bortora, the
hiding champion, in the semi
round. Bortora advanced by
& batting Capt. H. L. Barcley at
81, 63 and 6-9.
Johnny Weakens
Hennessey started out like sure
inner against Cochet, but he blew
up after he had won the first two
BETS. The pace Of 26 games in the
Efirst two sets apparently was too
much for him and he weakened so
badly toward the end of the match
that he was BANKED in the fifth set.
Not only are the French players
threatening to take all the Wimble,
don tennis titles, which amount to
the championships Of Europe, but
there is a chance they will
monopolize the entire final round in
all branches, except the women's
doubles in which Miss Elizabeth
Ryan, an American woman, is the
partner of Mile. Suzanne Lenglen of
vance.
1.-THE American and Australian play
ers, unaccustomed to playing with
the British ball, have been complain
ing that it hampered their game.
Hennessey said Monday that the Of
fetal British tennis ball had seams
like those of baseball.
Ball Becomes Slippery
cit seems lighter, too" he said. cit
quickly picks up grass stains and
becomes very slippery and hard to
manage"
The long-deferred direct test be-
tween Mile Lenglen and Miss Kitty
McKane, the famous London Tea
Shop Girl regarded as the two best
women tennis players in Europe, will
occur in the semi-final round. Miss
McKane, winner of the title in 1924,
when Mile. Lenglen suddenly re-
tired advanced to the semi-final Mon
hday when she defeated Miss E. Boyd,
Del, 6-1.
The other senni-final match for
kwomen also will be trans-C Channel
rivalry, bringing together Nine. Bill
lout of France and Miss Joan Fry of
EEngland.
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7 AK G ON
HEN MIN Z
Indians Open Four Day
Series in ToIedo-HeId
Idle Monday.
BIZ Tim Special

bU Times cptC1ut
!. TOLEDO, June SO.-Ownie Bush's
Indians were here today to open a
series with the Toledo Hens.
Five games will be played ow-
ing to the fact the Tribesmen
lost a day here on their previous
visit, A double-header was SEIZED
uled for today.
The Hoosiers were rained out at
Columbus Monday and the Tribe
FASTENERS felt in good shape to offer
their best attack this afternoon.
The Bushmen have won eight out
of the last ten games and have a
bunch they're going to edge up on
the Louisville Colonies, who are en-
joying a tremendous league lead.
The Colonels won again here Mon
day, making a clean sweep Of the
Toledo series.
Manager Burke of the locals hopes
to seee his team come out of its
slump at the expense Of the Indians.
He has made some changes in his
pitching staff and is confident of bet
ter times for the Hens in the future.
AS for the five games lost to
Louisville, Burke said it was his
opinion that hardly any club could
have beaten the Colonies the pace
they were setting.
Manager Bush of the Indians had
F'itzsimmons and Hill ready for
Tribe mound duty this afternoon.
The Indians will be here four days,
after which they will visit Louis
Vile.
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SOL DIE r
N | n 9 v s
Baseball Attraction at Ft.
Harrison Thursday; Army
Team Going Good.

The Prest-O-Lite nine, leading
team of the local Commercial
League, will play the 18th Infantry
regimental team at FIT. Benjamin
Harrison Thursday afternoon at
2:30, and. followers Of both clubs
are looking forward to an interest
ing conflict.
These clubs have met twice be-
fore and each has won a game.
Previous scores were to 5, Prestos,
and Z to 6, 18th Infantry. The pub
lie is invited to view Thursdays
struggle free Of charge. Prepare
tions for a large" afternoon have
been made at the fort for the event.
The 18th Infantry team, which is
coached by Captain Robinson, re-
Gently returned from Camp Knox,
where the Harrison FASTENERS won
the Corps Area baseball champion
ship by taking eight out Of ten
games. Soldier teams from Ohio. w.
Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana COM
peted.
In games other than the Corps
Area contests, the 18th Infantry has
lost only to such teams as the
Prestos, Indiana University and the
10th Infantry of FIT. Thomas.
After Thursdays battle with the
Preetos. the managers Of the two
team splan to schedule another three
game series and try to stage the
games at Washington Park. The
18th Infantry will play the Shelby
vile semi-pro nine at the fort
Wednesday afternoon. The gate"
will be free.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at New York, rain.
(Only games scheduled.
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ACTIVE DAYS
Firemen and Policemen Train
for Scraps.

Knuckle busters in the local police
department and boxers in the fire de-
partment are putting in some hard
training for the fistic encounters at
the State Playground July 4 when
police and firemen hold their big
outing.
Keen interest is being taken in the
glove throwing matches and old
time rivalry is cropping out.
At No. fire station on w.
Fifteenth ST., several Of the fire
ladies, including Eddie Weber, the
former k o. artist, are doing their
stuff getting in shape for Saturday.
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TO REST UP
Babe Will Be Put on Shelf Is
Report.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 30.-Babe Ruth
will be turned out to pasture" for
the rest of the season, as soon as the
New York Yankees return home, &C
cording to Ed Borrow, business man
ager of the team.
1.-The Babe needs a good rest and
We'll have to give it TO him for the
rest of the season." Barrow said. 1t
is thought that the Babe has a
Clipped bone in his ankle. An X
ray examination will be made.
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The Speedway Specials won from the
with the winners call Belmont 5000, be-
tween 1880 a. m. and p. M. and ask
for William Huffman. Mooresviie and
Brooklyn take notice.
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Harry wills. the negro
weight, and Charlie WeineI
are to meet in one of the
round features, came back
city from the country, whe
have been training.
Harry Greb, worlds midd1A /
champion, who is to meet n
Walker, the welterweight
holder, finished his work her
Walker completed his training
his home in New Jersey.
The whole card, consisting
four-rounder between Jack Sh
and Joe Lynch and a six-round
tween Jimmy Slattery and
Shade, in addition to the big II
bouts. is commanding more
ton than any card in recent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
|. B. C.S DROP ANOTHER
Detroit Stars Win Again at Wash
ingtOn Park.

The A. B. C.s lost their third
straight game to the Detroit Stars
Monday at Washington Park by
score of to Z. The locals rallied in
the eighth inning and scored four
runs, but could not tie the acore.
Morris, Coombs and Cooper, were on
the mound for the visitors. Tread
well pitched, for the A. B. C.s.
The same teams were to end the
series this AFTERNOON.
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The Beech Grove Reds play the Silver
Wash team at Brownsburg nes.s Sunday.
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Nut Cracker

m HE WASHINGTON SHE'LL,
| L BEATEN IN THE RE.
- GATTA, WAS ONLY A
SHELL OF ITS FORMER SELF,
AS YOU MIGHT SAY.
*$
They never have any seeded
players in golf, but now and
then you do run across some
terrible turnips on the links.
sailed for the arctic with Macmillan
is no doubt intent on solving the
mystery Of the disappearance Of the
Eskimo pie.
With Babe Ruth out of it, the
home run race this year is about
as exciting as a debate between
two trained seals, in the native
tongue, on this or that or both.
E JACK McAULIFFE THINKS
JOHN L. WAS A BETTER MAN
THAN DEMPSEY But NOT
AROUND THE MOVIE STUDIOS,
WE'LL BET.
Another way to be convinced that
women have NOR nerve than men is
to study the faces of some Of the
dear ones who enter beauty en-
tests.
we are interested in the attempt
to broadcast the, roar Of Niagara
We want to see if we can tell
the roar from the nanny singers.
BAN JOHNSON SAYS THE LIVE.
LY BALL MUST GO 1T DOES
OVER THE FENCE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
MAT BOYS ON FRIDAY
Reynolds and Love Meet at Broad
Ripple Park.

Final arrangements were COM
pleted Monday for the open-air
wrestling show at Broad Ripple
Park Friday night, when Jack
Reynolds will meet Billy Love of
Chicago in the feature attraction.
Figuring the show will attract strong
patronage because Of the large
crowds that go to the park at night,
promoters have made reduction in
ticket prices.
If the venture proves successful
the promoters will continue to pre-
sent high-class shows there through
out the summer at reduced prices.
Love is former Indianapolis boy.
He has competed against Matsuda,
Sampson and other star welters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
Y0ST is HONOR GUEST
University of Michigan Athletic Di-
rector at Alumni Dinner.

Fielding Yost, athletic director at
University of Michigan, famous
veteran of collegiate sport, is in the
city for the N. E. A. convention. He
will be the guest of honor at the In
dianapolis Alumni Club of the Uni
versit yof Michigan dinner at $50
p. M at the /. A. c.
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STAR IS IA
Catcher Meyer of LouisviII
Has Pneumonia.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Tunes bpecfd6
TOLEDO, June 30.--Catcher Bill
Meyer of the Louisville team, Wild
was taken to Mercy Hospital herd
Monday night believed to be suffer-
ing from a flu attack. was reported
this morning as very Ill with
pneumonia. While he Is not in Inn.
mediate danger, hospital authorities
said he was very sick man.
Meyer is the mainstay catcher of
the league-leading Colonies and a
veteran in American Association
ranks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENING
Harness Racers Off to Start at North
Randall Track.

BIZ Times Srecidl
CLEVELAND, Ohio. June 90
Grand Circuit harness racing started
here Monday at North Randall
track. The Plain Dealer stake, fea-
ture Of the opening was divided into
two sections because of the large
number of entries. Archibald won
the first, division and Frank Worthy
the second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30

G"1 HE WASHINGTON SHELL,
BEATEN IN THE RE-
- GATTA, WAS ONLY A
CLIENI L ON ITC Tod MILD c1rr q
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BOB MEUsEL's HOMERs

Bob Meusel Of the Yankees is
into quite a home run
hitter these days. He has banged out
Is circuit clouts, ranking three be-
hind Rogers Hornsby Of the Card
inals in this respect. A year ago at
this time, Meusel had but two four
Ibaggers to his credit which shows a
Ast Improvement in his present eff,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
Fort Boxing Card
Tonight

Eddie Shea. Chicago, VS.. Tony Marine.
Brooklyn, \. Y; 100 pounds. Ten
rounds.
Irish Mickey Cone, KokomO, VS..
Harry Forbes. Columbus, Ohio; 11S
pounds. Eight rounds.
Lambert Critohley. KOkomO, VS.. Sol
der Fields, TT. Harrison; 1913 pounds.
Six rounds
Louie Epstein, indianapolis, rs. Eddie
Roberts, Indianapolis; rs pounds. Six
rounds.
Charles Shine, indianapolis, vs.. Hup
NewlxiTk, Lawrence; 14S pounds. Four
rounds.
Referee-Grammell. Tcrre Haute.
fine First Bouts 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
COOPER,LAVELL DRAW

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, June 30.-Joe
Cooper. Of Terre Haute. and Louie
Lavell. of Anderson, fought a ten
round draw here Monday night. Jack
Reynolds. of Muncie got the news
paper decision over Young Russ, of
Dayton, in another ten-round bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
HORSESHOE VICTORY
BIZ Times Special

NOBLESVILLE. Ind, June 3d.
A team of horseshoe pitchers from
Anderson came to Riverwood, near
this city. Monday afternoon and de-
feated the All Stars Of Noblesville by
SO points. Copeland of Anderson
was the star of the meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
BallerinO and Martin

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, June SO.-Mike Bal
lerino, junior lightweight champion,
and Pepper Martin will battle in a
title bout July in Brooklyn. Rain
prevented their clash Monday night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
Amateur Baseball Association to Ar
range Pennsy Park Card.

There will be a meeting on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. at City
Hall Of the local Amateur Baseball
Association. All managers and
league officials should be present. A
schedule Of games for Pennsy Park
will be arranged and other business
taken up.
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MRS. SNYDER WINNER
State Champ Takes Invitational
Meet at TT. Wayne.
BIZ times Special

BY IHneS Specfdt
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. June 30.-Mrs.
Scott Snyder, formerly Miss Hills
Drayer, women's State golf champ,
won the invitational tourney at the
FIT. Wayne Country Club Monday
with a score of 80 for the eighteen
holes.
Mrs. Robert Tinsley was second
with 81 and Mrs. B. c. Stevenson Of
Indianapolis third with 90.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
No other game scheduled
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"HAIR-cRooA"
Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy
Well-Groomed all Day
Hair Groom is

Hair Groom Is
q dignihed comb.
ing cream which
costs only a few
cents a jar at any
drug store Mil
lions use 1t be-
cause II gives that
natural gloss and
we'll groomed eff
feet to the hair
that final finch IN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
Messy is Defeated BOUTS In EAST THURSDlI
3hpolis Youth Loses to Cochet
[fter Winning First Two Sets
in Tennis Feature.

W MBLEDON, England, June 30.-After terrific fight
sets, Johnny Hennessey Indianapolis the last survv-
american eliminated here today in the British national
championships by Henri Coche one of the French stars
Scores were 49, 4-6, 81, 6-3 and 60
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-30
JACK LOOKS FAR AHEAD

Dempsey Intimates He May Fight
Tunney July 4, 1926.
BIZ United Press
BRIGHTON, England, June 3d.
Interviewed here today, Jack Demp-
sey indicates that he expects to
fight Gene Tunney on July 4 next
year.
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Independent Baseball

The Eagles ,211 will hold a, meeting TO-
Those who do not intend to finish the sea-
son with the team are asked to turn in
The Arsenal Cubs defeated the Dorfel
Wednesday night. schaninger, Fora and
Allen take notice. For games write Ed
Si,a,, Haas sa5 IA E. Walnut ST. or call
A. AS is requested to call the. above num-
Der in regard to game July IL.
the Betsy Ross team at Connersville Sun
to BLOOMINGTON July Z anS 8, For games
St, or phone Harrison 15l7-W.
The Beech Grove Reds play the Silver
Flash team at Brownsburg mex Sunday.
The Druid baseball team will meet at
20 $. Delaware St. Wednesday night at
attend, Huesing;, Klingholtz. Ross. Graves
Howard, NJ DAILY, Snodgrass. Hare.
Oliver. JORDAN; Hustedt Leppert, o. Moore,
The Speedway Specials won from the
h hays A. C;s sunday, 70 o; For SGo games
for William Huffman Mooresvihe and
Brooklyn take notice.
The Keyless team stopped the winning
streak of the Capito' Clubs by defeating
them, to 8. Owens. pitching for the
winners. struck out ten. A game Is wanted
for next Sunday with some team having
permit for diamond. July IL the Key
less nine will go to Lawrence. For games
write Tom Dobson, so S. Bradley St.. or
phone Irv. 0l26-M.
The indianapolis Meldon Club desires a
game for Sunday with some State team
For games write L. J. Stehlin, 91S Olive
St., or phone Drexel 372l-R.
TRADERS POINT, Ind. June 30-The
Traders Point Maroons defeated the Fort
vile Grays in a ten-inning game. to 4.
The fielding of j. Hopkins featured.
The Junior Civic Club defeated the Uni
versal A. C.'s, ID to s., at Riverside Park.
The Civic Club will meet tonight at Shelby
call Drexel 3772.
The Acme A. AS viii practice wednes-
will play the Holy Trinity team Sunday at
Riverside. The Trinity team was defeated
by the A AS earlier in the season. The
A. AS will meet the Indianapolis Card
tie game they engaged in last Sunday.
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good dress both In business and on So
fcial occasion. Even stubborn, unruly
or shampooed hair stays. combed all
Groom is greaseless; also helps grow
thick. heavy, lustrous hair.-Advertise-
rnent.
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Bob Beats O'Dowd

BIZ Tbmes Special
DAYTON, Ohio, June 30.--Tim
O'Dowd. Atlanta, was optpointed by
frankie Bob, local boxer, in twelve
rounds here Monday night.
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AMERICAN associate
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
CAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo 1.-TWO gamcs)
Louisville at Columbus.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapons.
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Wills, Weinert, Greb and Walker Kno
Off Hard Training for Important
Battles in Gotham.
By Henry L. Farrell
United + ess STAT Correspondent

NEW YORK, June 30.-Four Of the boxers who a
supply the major entertainment in the Italian hospital
bouts at the Polo Grounds Thursday night finished their
ing today and pulled up for short rest
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicayo at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF MONDAY

(- HE Pirates went into first place in
the National League by beating
the Reds. 8 70 l. while the Giants
- were held up by rain.
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASsOCIATiON

AMEKICAN ASsUtIAIION
louisville 0O3 O02 001-6 10 o
Toledo 900 coo 011-2 l
Koob. Redman Frey. Tunney. CASTOR.
M;lwau,,ee $50 Oo2 OO0-7 8 o
MINNEAPOLIS 49, 900 OIL 200-6 10 4
Gearin. Skiff: See Middleton. Harris
Wirts, f'engstock,
Kansas City -. 0IO 200 010-4 13 2
ST. Paul 80. 212 600 40"-9 IA
Messenger. keenan,. Koupal. Peterson,
Snyder; Fullerton, Hoffman.
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TRADERS POINT, Ind June 3o.-The
Traders Point Maroons defeated the Fort
vile Grays in a. ten-inning game. 5 to A.
The fielding of j. Hopkins featured.
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The Indianapolis Mellon Club desires a
game for Sunday with some State team
For games write L. ]. Stehlin. 91S Olive
St., or phone Drexel 3721-R.