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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-27
A. 3. c.s PLAY
Local CoIored Nine Home for
Hard Series.

A. b. C.s and Detroit Stars, Negro
National League clubs, were to open
a series at Washington Park this
afternoon. There will be a double
header Sunday, first game at 2
o'clock.
The A. B. C.s have been away
from home a month and they have
a few new players since their last
appearance at Washington Park.
New players are Pitchers Alexan-
der. Bartlett and Brown and Out
flelders Curley and Long.
The Detroit Stars are heavy hit
tiers and are holding down third
place in the league.
Efforts to bolster the A. B. C.s
have met with the approval of team
followers, and the series opening to-
day is expected to show some good
attendance.
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SEVEN BOUTS AT SHOW
Amateur Boxers Provide Entertain
ment Mt observation-disclosures Field.

Sevel1 Ii, ely amateur boxing bouts
were staged Friday night at the
Fairbanks-Morse athletic field. The
show was sanctioned by the A. A.
IT, Results were as follows:
over Alfred Guy II. M. 4. A in three
rounds at .126 pounds,
&c amy Murphy ls. $. To-. decision over
Jimmie Leonard (Tsrre Haute). in three
Frman Clark I'm. A. Al. decision
over Abe Cohen IS. S. To. in four rounds
Paul Baker tF..M. A. Al knocked out
Art. Summons; (F.-M. A. Al in one reSand
a. 6e o Rurt Is. S. To- decision over Fred
Farlow (F..-M. A. Al in three rounds at
1876 pounds
over Frankie Clark (F.-M. A. Al In four
rounds at 96 pounds.
Noble Clark and Lewis Grant both of
the FIN. A. A.. went three rounds in a
,no-decision bout at seventy-hve pounds,
Lee South acted as referee. while the
judges were e. r. thinner and J. E. Glenn
ems. secretary treasurer of the Indiana
A. A. u.
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Cincinnati $3.50. 600 900 21o-3 ID 1
Pittsburgh .:... 900 210 02s--5 10 o
Rixey. Hargrave. Kruger, Kremer.
Smith
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CITY N ct
TOUR N EY
NEAR END
Bastian VS.. EhIers and Kipp
VS.. Starbuck in Semi
Finals.

Bastian was to meet Ehlers and
Kipp was to meet Starbuck. in the
semi-finals Of the city tennis tourney
at Hawthorn courts this afternoon.
In the first matches today Bastian
defeated Haworth, 6-1, $40, 60;
Ehlers defeated Marley. SO, 6-2;
Kipp defeated Crane, 6-1, 6-2; Star.
buck defeated Hendricks, 6-3, 6-3.
Haworth Battles
Bastian, one of the favorites in the
meet, got a surprise when Haworth
took the second set after carrying
the games to deuce, but Fritz came
back strong to win the deciding set.
Kipp showed surprising ability in
defeating Crane in easy fashion.
Starbuck had a battle with Hen
bricks, but his superior reach and
smashing returns gave him the edge.
Ehlers was too much for young
Marley.
Kept Things Moving
Although rain has done it's worst
this week to spoil things the
tourney committee has kept things
going in fine shape aided by the
players who have shown up for their
matches with a fine spirit of CO.
operation in spite of the many shifts
made necessary by the bad weather.
Today's program included mems
doubles and women's singles. Finals
in all divisions are scheduled Sunday.
Rain again interfered on Friday
but not until late in the day. Fri
days results:
SINGLES
Roth defeated Adler. a6-ss "a: Haworth1
Hawkins isSlr. by default; Marley defeated
by default; Kurzrok defeated Miller 6-2.
6-3; Bastian defeated Roth, 60 Of: Ha-
Shumaker. 60 90 Crane defeated Eagles
field, 40. 6-3. 81; starbuek defeated
Krapss 60; Oh Hendricks defeated Kur-
DOUBLES
Markey and Christina defeated Solomon
Hart defeated schurmann and Sherer. 60.
6-2; HawOrth and Ehlers defeated @. Hart
and Miller. 6s4. &C.; Seidensticker and
OIL; Adler and Rafert defeated Stevens
and Carson. 81, 10
Two doubles mathces were unfinished
kipp and Bastian had taken one set from
Seidensticker and Kellum at SO when rain
intertered. Starbuck and Crane had taken
81 set from Bradford and ]. Hart and
were leading 10 on the second when rain
stopped play.
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Nut Cracker
HE HARVARD PADDLERS
MUST SAVE A LOT OF
MONrIvX I'M ID A rItIrcs GN1oNr

TT HE HARVARD PADDLERS
~ MUST SAVE A LOT OF
MONEY IN BATHS CON-
SIDERING ALL TILE BACKwASH
THEY TAKE FROM OPPOSING
CREWS THESE DAYS.
Mickey Walker finally has agreed
to battle Dave Shade and gosh, how
Mr.. Shade must dread it!
$50
Word from England is that
Danny Frush. the fighter, is twice
as big as he used to be. we do
not need word from England to
know he must be twice as terrible.
: A HIGH SCHOOL PITCHER HAS
BEEN SIGNED BY THE BRAVES
-. HE OUGHT TO BE PERFECT
LY AT HOME.
The current debate between the
prO-monkeys and the antiInonkeys
all dates back to that summer
when the bananas song was the
curse of the nation.
#As
A letter from Joe Stecher an
nounces his intention ito put
wrestling back in its high old place
among American sports. Mr..
Stecher is the first humorist the
wrestling game has produced.
All the Ammdsen expedition found
in the north pole region was snow
and ice. !. You can't imagine how
provoking this is to q bunch of jolly
boys looking for a wild time over
the weekend.
BENNY LEONARD HAS
HIS MIND AND WILL
FIGHT AGAIN. THUS THE IT
LOVE NANNY BEST -AOF ALL
CHAMPIONSHIP" GOES BY DE-
FAULT.
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Independent Baseball

The Marion Cardinals win play the Holy
at 2. M Sunday. Cassidy and nd, K Keller
All players are asked to be at the grounds
M a. ruEe a F9 TeS ststs siPpes write Ed
The Burial Red So, viii practice ~ At
Brookside Park on Sunday morning Ing: The The
Camp On JHly IL and At Martinsvillee on
and ask for Butch before p. m.
The Traders Point Maroons will play
Fortville at Traders Point on Sunday. On
July Br4ad RRippls plays At the he PoInt
Red Sox. IA to 0.
The Central Cubs will clash with the
]. A. Club at Riverside No. . at IL 80
Sunday. .The Cubs want games on July 4
and 9. Call Circle 4765 after .. m. and
A fast game. is expected Sunday when
County Greenhouse Club at the latter's
park. To reach park take s. Meridian ST.
car ad w 81 on at END Of - line % a
game Will start at $50 p. m.
The Hoosisy Mills viii play a the Wasceas
g n g e ssc N nn SisS St. a ai lasC
CUMBERLAND. Ind, June 27-The
6sy due to misunderstanding with New
lestine All players take notice. Cum
Erland plays at Acton on July 5.
Jewels A. IS. C.s will tangle with Fow-
Ter, Ind. on Sunday at Fowler, Ragland
and Brown will form the locals battery.
For games in August. address Edward
Diclerson. s37 Edgemont Ave.. or call
Randolph LAOS.
The Y. p. G. will meet the Spades A. c.
at Spades PARK Sunday ct D. M All
T. p. @. players should report at $50.
write n. {. Jones 135 S. Illinois st.. &;
call Belmont 2281-R.
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The Americans were superior on
their service and ali around court
play and they were much steadier
than the Australians.
Henri Cochet. France, defeated
Jagat NOLAN Lal at GO, 1-6, 90 and
6-3, and entered the fifth round,
where he will meet Hennessey, In
dianapolis, the sole surviving Aneri-
can in the singles.
Another Cinch
Another cinch victory on her rcmp
through the field was scored by
Nile. Lenglen, the French star,
when she ran away from Mrs.
Beanaish. one OF the British stars.
In two sets, at 60, so.
The former worlds champion was
fnvincible and her game brought an
ovation from $4,000 spectators.
After terrific struggle that came
somewhat as a surprise, James O..
Anderson, the Australian Davis cup
tar, defeated Jacques Brugnon,
france, in a five-set match. The
scores were 3-6, 10, GA, rs and 6-2.
H. F. L. Barclay, the Tasmanian
captain, eliminated Colonel Mayes,
Canada, at 6-2, 46, 1-6, 6-3 and 6-1.
Barclay will meet Jean Borotra,
France, the defending champion, in
the next round.
Americans Win
The American team, William and
Femme, survived the first round Of
the doubles by defeating the British
pair, birmingham and Snerwell, at
GA, .6-3, 81, 7S and Sc.
Louis Daley, the American, and
It. III. Jarvis, England, won their
first doubles match from the formid
able British pair, o. G.. N. Turnbull
and u. B. Gilbert at rs, ST., 60, 81
and 6-3.
II. o. Fisher survived the fourth
round when he defeated A. H. Fyzee
at GA, 8.6 and rs. Fisher will meet
Anderson in the fifth round
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VIEW
MCGraW Predicts Hard Fight
Detroit Tigers Brace.
Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 27.-"The loss
of the big lead we had early in the
season is not due entirely to our
misfortunes," John McGraw said to-
day, ''but it is the result OF the
harder fight that is being put up
against U.S.
His team has sustained many in
juries. He figures that the Pirates,
the Robins and the Reds are in the
race for the whole season.
The showing Of the Detroit Tigers,
who have won eight straight games
and have crashed into the first divi-
sion from place near the bottom,
has been the big feature Of the week
in the major leagues.
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MAJOR HOMER LEADERS
Hornsby. Cards. 21Isimmons, Ath. IL
Aartnett Cubs. !. II g Cobb. Tigers ~.s, IL
Williams. Browns Isl
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fFirst Camel
[ Second Camel

B BosaaasDa.a ... III 9oG 81 a1 1913 1873 Il
Mitchell. Knight. Wilson: Benton.
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GET OFFICIAL APPROVAL
Washington and st, Louis Deal
Given 0. X. by Lands.

Bg United. Presa
PHILADELPHIA, June 27s-Fol-
lowing a long distance telephone
conference with Commissioner Ian
dis, Clark Griffith today announced
official approval Of the deal whereby
Mogridge and Red Hargraves of
the Washington Senators will go
to st. Louis, in exchange for Catcher
SEVERED of the Browns.
The deal was held in allegiance
pending word from Lands, because
it was not actually consummated
until after expiration of the trading
time limit June Is.
Inability of the managers to COM
anunicate because of schedules was
given as the reason for the delay,
it was said.
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BURFORD WINS SHOOT
Bn Times Speo,at

BIZ times special
GREENSBURG. Ind, June 81
w. B. Burford, Jr., of Indianapolis
was high in the first registered trap
shoot of the local gun club here Fri
day. The Indianapolis man got SO
out of 100.
M. E. Jenny of Bloomington. H.,
was high professional with SO. A
number of shooters from out of
town participated
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PLEASANT RUN MEET

The Pleasant Run Golf Club was
to hold the first round of the club
title tourney today. The recent rains
have helped out the course, which
is in fine shape. A dinner was held
by the members Friday evening at
the clubhouse.
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Here's Another One
for Book

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June 27.---Joe Stecher
refused to accept the verdict of
the referee, who awarded him a
victory in his bout with Frank
Judson here Friday night. judi
son was dazed when both wrestlers
rolled out of the ring and was I'M
able to continue in the match after
forty-eight minutes of graphing.
Stecher >said he wouldn't count
this a victory and wants to meet
Judson again when he RECEIVERS.
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Yesterdays Results
IMERIOAN ASSOCIATION

NSASt 0d y ttSO6ie0
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville ..... 100 22Q Q3o-S II 2
Ioledo ........ Jul ooo JUL ~
Lineup Meyer: johnson. Frey. Tunney.
Meis. CASTOR.
Milwaukee. Minneapolis, Kansas City
and st. Paul not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 5000 DOL Q1Q 300-5 10 9
Philadelphia $50. 102 600 000-3 s 1
Johnson. Ruel: Groves. Perkins, Berry.
G Gbfcsso .... SSSSS go SSSS..-5 8 3
Miller. Buckeye. Mystt: Faber. schalk.
6 Be-; dauls $500. ::. Sd8 SSS SSss3' 3 3
Castor. Rego. Dixon; whitehill. Bassler.
(only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Twelve Innings)
Brooklyn - 600 900 041 Q01-6 IS !
New York. oil 900 Gao 004-9 II
Perry, Greene, Ehrhardt. Osborne, Tay-
Tor, Deberry; Scott. Huntzinger. Barnes.
Dean. Snyder Hartley
St. Louis . . 600 III 006S.-3 10 /
Alexander. Gonzales; Rhem. oFarrell.
Cincinnati e-A. 600 600 21O-3 IL 1
Pittsburgh .:... 900 210 O2s--5 10 o
Rixey. Hargrave. Kruger, Kremer.
Smith
(Tirst Camel
Philadelphia -. 010 40 101--6 IL 3
Boston 1880. 101 221 10'-8 10 2
Mitchell. Knight. Wilson: Benton.
ONeu.
----- lSecond Camel
Philadelphia 49,. 101 600 200--4 10 /
Boston 1900. 002 600 1905 Ii 3
Decatur, Couch, Henline: Marquard.
Vargas, O'Nen.
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KENNY INSERT IN LEAD
Chicago u. Golfer Three Up on
Holdsworth, Michigan.
!, limited Press

SUNSET RIIN.E COUNTRY
CLUB. WTNNETKA. H., June 81.
Kenny Hisert of the University of
Chicago was leading Mode Holds
worth of the University o. Michigan,
three up, at the end of the first
eighteen holes of their thirty-six-
hole duel for the Western Confer
ence golf championship here today.
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POLO MATCH
Americans Lose to Famous
Indian Team.
BIZ United Press

BIZ UntteG Press
BUCKINGHAM, England, June
27.-America's army polo team,
victors over the British team in the
recent matches for the international
military cup, was defeated here to-
day by the Jodhpur team of India
by a score of Is to 8.
The Americans were defeated by
the Jodhpur team in a practice game
before the cup matches. The
Jodhpurs, include three Indian
princes.
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DENIAL BY STALLINGS
George Unaware of ''PIans" to Make
Him Yank Boss.

BIZ Times Special
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 81
George Sta1lings, president and
manager of the local club of the
International League, said Friday
night he was unaware Of the re-
ported deal that would make him
manager of the New York Yankees
to succeed Miller Higgins.
1T sounds strange and probably
is merely a wild rumor lacking foun-
dation," Sta1lings said
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LAMPRECHT = WESTLAND
Western Golfers Battle for Inter-
collegiate Championship.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MONTCLAIR, New, June 81
The individual intercollegiate golf
championship has quit the trophy
rooms of the Eastern schools.
Two players from beyond the Al.
leghenies came through to tiie nd
round of the tournament at the
Montclair Golf Club.
Fred Lamprecht of Cleveland.
Ohio. representing Tulane Uni
versity of New Orleans galloped over
two Eastern opponents to qualify for
a final bout with Alfred Westland
OF Seattle. They were to shoot SO
holes with the individual title at
stake today,
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THREE-I FORFEIT GAME
Peoria Fans Cause Trouble and De
catur Gets Laurels.

BIZ Times Special
PEORIA, ILL.,, June 27-The
Three-I League game here Friday
between Peoria and Decatur was
forfeited to Decatur, to 0, when
fans bombarded Field Umpire Jensen
with cushions and bottles in the
twelfth inning and continued to
Interfere with the contest.
Plate Umpire Nation forfeited
me contest. Decatur had scored
four runs in it's half of the twelfth
and two men were out in the home
half when trouble started. The score
was s to 2, Decatur, at the time.
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EVANSVILLE BOUTS

BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 27.-
Lester Martin, Terre Haute. and
Tommy Irwin, Indianapolis, went
ten rounds to draw. Jimmy Nc
Dermott, Terre Haute. knocked out
Billy Meyers, Indianapolis, in the
fourth round.
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Fights and Fighters

AURORA, nI.-Louis Kid Kaplan.
featherweight champion from Meriden,
Conn. outslugged frankie Schaeffer Chi
cago. in O. ten-round go here Friday night
and won the popular decision
KANSAS CITY, Kan.-Jack Britton. for
ner worlds welterweight champion, gave
Dave Forbes. Chicago. sound drubbing
Brftton showered the Chicago youth with
blows during the entire melee.
BALTIMORE-Franlxi Gefaro, Ameri-
can flyweight champion easily outpointed
Kid Williams. former bantamweight cham
pion, in twelve pound bout Friday.
EAST CHICAGO. Ind.--Young Striking,
the Georgia boxer. has been matched TO
meet job Risko of Cleveland here rext
Thursdal hight.
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Louisville is leading Indianapolis
by nearly ten games. For instance,
if beginning today, Indianapolis
would win ten games in a row and
Louisville would lose ten consecutive
contests, the standing would be: In
dianapolis .592; Louisville 500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-27
LuNDY BEATS CHISSEL

Kid Chissell. local light light
weight, was outpointed by Johnny
Lundy, Brooklyn, in q four-round
sparring exhibition at the Lincoln
Square Theater Friday night.
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Barnes Says
Putting Won
British Open Golf Champ
Explains He Made Trip
for Several Reasons,
One of Which Was to
Win Title.
BY Jim Barnes
British Open Golf Champion
Downright. 1920

PRESTWICK, Scotland, June 81.
II came across from America for
two reasons-First, to see my moth
err and, second, to try to win the
British golf championship.
This is my fifth attempt at the
open title and at last have
achieved one of the greatest ambi-
tons of my career. came over in
1920 and have been trying ever since.
Prestwick was very fast. The
greens were quite good, thought slip
perry The fairways We're even faster
than the green's. They were watered
every night and every possible care
had been taken to obtain perfect con-
dition for the links.
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TwObaGe hits-Yoter Grimes Quin-
tana. Regain. Three-base hits-Yoter,
Reagan: Home runs-Allen. RUSSELL
Stolen bases-Matthews. Schmandt Sac.
rice--Yoter. Left ON bases-Indiana
lis O.; Columbus. g.. Bases on halls--Of
Stueland. 3. Struck 0ut-By Henry, 9 ;
by Stueland. 3. Passed ball-Urban UNI
pires-McGrew and Holmes. Time-1 :43.
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LED0N HEAVY WEEKEND FOR BUSH'S INDIANS
One Game Today and Two Sunday at
Columbus - Hoosiers Win
First Battle on Road.

Times Special
COLUMBUS Ohio, June 27-The Indians of Ownie Bush
face three struggles with the Senators the weekend
today and Sunday with the series closing Monday
with single battle For the conflict this afternoon it
thought Manager Bush would Burwo schemanske
the Tribe mound.
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STRIKEOuT ARTIST

Lefty Groves continues to top
the American League hurlers by
striking out batters. He's now over
the sixty-mark.
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WILSON AT EVANSTON
New Athletic Director Former Drake
University Sport Head.
BIZ Times Specie!

BIZ Times SpeciLs
CHICAGO, June 27.-Kenneth
Wilson has been appointed athletic
director at Northwestern University.
according to an announcement by
President w. D. Scott.
Wilson comes from Drake Uni
versity where he served in like
capacity. He gained national notice
recently by his charges against
Hugo Quist, manager of Paavo Muir
mi, great Finn runner.
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Iasey and Hennessey Win First
Doubles Match-Hoosier Star to
to Meet Cochet in Singles.


WIMBLEDON, England, June 27.-John Hennessey and
Ray Casey the young American team survived the first round
Of the doubles competition in the British national
pionshps here today by defeating the Australian pair W.
Heath and A. r. Taylor at Ga $40 6-3 and g.
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Ted McGrew and Ducl1y Holmes
are the umpires working the
current series.
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PhiadeipRia -. Yo3 600 06o-3 s /
Johnson. Ruel: Groves. Perkins. Berry.
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Doug Baird, former Indian, played
good ball against his former mates
ard got two hits.
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Matthews tried to steal home in
the sixth, but was nailed.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Milwaukee. Minneapolis. Kansas Cit
and st. Paul not scheduled.
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Didn't Miss

"Well," I replied, This is not the
third, but the fifth. However,
maybe this instead of the third will
be the lucky one"
And so 1t was. I played well here
and did not miss a single putt of
two feet. That's why l think
actually won, for the greens were
keen and no short putt was certain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN AssOCIATIO,

INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at St. Paul.
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gs g ss,,, S SS9 I I9p S SSog y 2
Alexander. Gonzales: Rhem. oFarrell.
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DUKE SWINGS MEAN NIT
Hanny, Former /. u. Gridder, Stops
Peterson; Carson Loses.

BIZ Times Special
AURORA, ILL.,, June 27.-Duke
Nanny of Aurora, former Indiana
University football star, knocked out
Walter Peterson of Elgin in the Sec
ond round of scheduled four-round
prelin here Friday night.
Don Carson, Indianapolis, was
stopped In the fifth round by Archie
Bell. New York. bantam.
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Played Wen

have always thought that If I
played my best game in Britain,
might win their championship and
this year I did play well. putt with
my old putting cleek. the rusty one
which must be familiar to many Of
my American golf1ng friends. I
cleaned it up just for luck.
Another funny thing is that I
entered for this years champion
ship in order to see number of
different people. One was Henry
Cullen, secretary of the Royal and
Ancient Golf Club at st. Andrews.
Another was Abe Mitchell.
/ entered myself from the Temple
Terrace Golf Club at Tampa, Fla.
When 7 arrived in Britain, Cullen
said TO me, How often are you
going to enter for this champion
ship? You already have entered
three times"
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Chicago at ST. Louis two games).
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games)
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York,
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AMERICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Washington at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago two games).
New York at Boston 1.-TWO games).
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Louisville ..., 100 go O3O-S II
Toledo 1919. 001 600 0O0-1 10
Tincup, Meyer; johnson. Frey. Tunney,
MeiS. Castor.
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Brooklyn - 600 600 041 0o1--6 Is 1
New York. OIL 600 030 004-9 IL
Tor. Deberry: Scott Huntzinger, Barnes.
Dean. Snyder Hartley.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Twelve Tnninral

(only games scheduled.)
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6bicss6 egg go SSSS9l5 8
Miller. Buckeye. Mystt: Faber. Schalk
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