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left that jolted Packo and which the
Toledo youth seemed unable TO
evade.
Packo was game TO the finish and
kept fighting despite the fact he
absorbed much punishment. he
tried body attack and a few
swings 10 the jaw, but Virgins was
too smart to permit the visitor TO
rally. II was a pleasing main go.
Virgins weighed 175 and Packo 16s
In the wind-up Andy Carr,
Toledo heavyweight, knocked out
Jack Butler, Dayton. in the second
round. Butler was flattened. He
fought a good first round, but
withered under Carr's rushing at
tack. Dickerson refereed.
Referee Weber awarded Jack
Warner, Cincinnati, the decision over
Kewpie Trimble, East Chicago. In
six rounds. 1t was a thriller scrap
with both boys willing.
Six Second Smith. LouisvillN
stopped Leo Haney. Cincinnati. in
the third round and Fearless Malley.
Of Cincinnati, knocked out Kid
Rozelle, Indianapolis, in the third
round.
There were 400 cash customers
present and. including comps" ana
workers. 1t was estimated 1900 peo'
pie saw the show.
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AUTO RACING
Events at HooSier Speedway
Labor Day.

A program of short racing Nevents
will be held at the Hoosier Motor
Speedway, Thirty Eighth St.. and
Pendleton pike, on Labor day. First
event will be a five-mile race in
which will appear the four drivers
making the fastest time in the quail
fication trials in the morning.
Second event will be a twenty mile
race. with the entry list limited to
fifteen drivers. The third event
will be forty miles. Since racing,
will not be heavy in the MidD e
West on the date, good fastt fie Id
is assured.
All local favorites are expected. to
be at the starting tape. The, ;-ans
will be interested in seeing a idriv-
ing duel between Dutch Baur nann
and Wilbur Hoff, winners of TIN, two
big events on Aug. l. should both
Of them decide to enter the ms .et.
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Tad Brown Loses
to Cullom
State Golf Scores Today

BIZ Times Special
FRENCH LICK. Ind, Aug. %
Tad Brown, Riverside Club, Indian
apolis, today went down to defeat
in match play for the Indiana anna
teur golf championship in the
twenty-fifth annual tournament in
progress here. He was defeated by
p Cullom, Frankfort, up and 4 to
go. Brown was fifth and Cullom
twenty-first among the thirty-two
golfers who survived the medal play
Tuesday.
Brown took his defeat gracefully,
saying some one had to lose in every
game.
j. B. Curran of Connersville. low medal
list with a score of 1853. defeated w. A.
Hall OF Michigan City up and l TO go.
c. f. ONeal, Crawfordsville. was de
feated by V. Kercheval. Riverside, 3 up
F., Flanagan 19-year-old Wabash Col
lege freshman of Charlottesville, won
from Charles Taylor South Bend. , up and
4 to go. Flanagan. State Junior champion
last year. played beautiful game. while
Taylor seemed to be off in his putting
Fosdick Goodrich. present State junior
champion was trailing his opponent at the
end of the first nine holes today.
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MATCH PLAY UNDER Way In STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT TIE G
Huge Testimonial
for TytCobb

BV United Press
DETROIT, AGg. 26-Official rec
ognition of TY Cobb's value as an
asset to city of Detroit during his
twenty years Of brilliant baseball
feats was made Tuesday night w =.
the common council appro' ..1atea
$1,000 to p.ovide a fitting ,as,in 49,
ial' to tn. Georgian. '''
Saturo ay the "Geor <,o paochn mil,
ceieora' his twe..ltieth anniversary
as a MEMBER Of the Detroit Tigers
ana mammoth dinner WIN be held
at ule Book Cadillac Hotel.
nenfy Ford and Ty cobbs name
are alone associateG with the an.
preme degree Of achievement in their
Smith said.
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w IGGIN S
PLEAS
RIOTERS
Chuck Punches Packo Dizzy,
Though Verdict Is Draw
Capacity Crowd.

Chuck Virgins convinced his fol-
lowers at the FIT. Benz. Harrison
arena Tuesday night that he has
been sincere in his efforts to train
hard and try to regain his old form.
He punched Joe Packo. Toledo.
practically dizzy, and although Ref
cree Ed Dickerson called the scrap
a draw, the crowd made its own de-
cision and decided Chuck was the
winner.
The arena was stacked for the oc-
casion and the largest crowd OF the
outdoor fistic season was present.
Virgins displayed improved boxing,
leg work, blocking and body shifts
over his bout with Lehman a few
weeks ago. He used a short, straight
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Thirteen indianapolis golfers
qualified Tuesday. South Bend was
second with four, Lafayette, third
with three, while Charlottesville,
Michigan City, Frankfort and Koko-
mo each qualified with two. FIT.
Wayne, Connersville, French Lick
and Gary have one player each.
J. B. Curran Of Connersville who
led Monday as low medalist with a
76, came back with II Tuesday
to gain first honors with 1853 strokes.
Bob Bowen. Indianapolis Country
Club, was second, with 1856. Harry
Park of Fl. Wayne was third with
a total of 159.
Club championship honors Tues.
day went to South Bend with is lead
ing four registering a total of 651.
The Indianapolis Country Club was
second with 657, and Riverside,
Indianapolis third with $50.
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EASTER N
EN- TRY Is
Crothers Shoots 200 With.
out Miss in Grand Ameri-
Can-0tber Results.

BIZ United Press
DAYTON. Ohio, Aug. 2s.-With
six national title events shot off,
shooting wis resumed today in the
Grand american tournament at
Vandalia.
Amassing a perfect run Of 200, S.
NJ. CTJthers, Chestnut Hills, Pa,
annexed the national amateur clay
tarse- championship Tuesday.
SH; others tied for position Of rum
ner-up with scores of 1919. They In.
ely ,ded C. A. Young, Springfield
Ohio; Ira Carroll, Kansas City; L.
y. Woodward Houston, Texas
( George Lewis. Tulsa. Okla; J. r
Bond. Louisville, KY.
Gladys Reid, Portland, Ore. sbc
1856 and won the womens' u atiore
amateur championship. Mrs waltz
r. Andrews. Atlanta, am Mrs {
b. Pike. Pittsburgh, we % runner,
up with 1874.
Jimmy Bonner, NJ w Yorkz bo
marvel, broke 1917 targets. tbirt,
seven more than mis- nearest con-
petitor to win TIE national junic
championship
A hve-man team, representa-
Texas won the state team race wit
966.
Homer Clark, East Alton, III
broke 1873 birds to annex the nations
proressi" lal championship.
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Games today and Thursday Will
close the Tribes stay here and the
Hoosiers will move on to Kansas
City.
Schmafidt Shines
Minneapolis got thirteen hits to the
same total for indianapolis Tuesday,
but the indians were timely with
their swats and did plenty Of bust.
ness ut the plate. Ray Schmandt
broke out with base hit rash and
collected a home run, triple and
single. Pug Allen, who entered the
contest when Rehs dropped out be
cause OF an injured leg, also smacked
out a circuit drive. Voter poled
three singles and Jourdan got four
for the Millers.
Greene, a southpaw, started on the
mound for the locals. but the In.
dams greeted him Immediately. Nc.
Graw tried his hand, but was solved
in a few innings and other Miller
pitchers used were Malone and Hail.
Manager Bush of the Indians an.
nounced Tuesday he had decided not
to sign a 1926 Tribe contract unless
Mike Sexton, president Of the Ma
tional Association OF Professional
Baseball Leagues (the minors) grasses
the threat Of six months suspension
before spring. Bush Is on probation
facing a half dozen baseball months
IL he engages in another
wrangling match with the umpires.
Trouble With Finneran
Bush was accused Of using abusive
language toward Umpire Finneran
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LAST PLAYGROUND TILT
Willard and Military Mines to Battle
for Championship.

Final tits for the municipal play
ground baseball championship will
take place Thursday morning be-
tween teams Of Willard and Military
Fairgrounds at Willard Park. In
the afternoon at 1 o'clock the an
nual city playground track meet will
be held at Willard.
Examinations have been in progress
for several weeks and the finalists
have been selected to represent each
park in the city meet Ten contest
ants will be entered in each event.
There will be ten senior and six
junior events. Prizes will be
awarded.
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF TUESDAY

A triple play aided the Cleveland In.
Athletes. Miller led of the s.; second p in
kins' single. Galloway hit to spurseon
at second. who tagged out Perkins on the
base line and threw TO Catcher Sewell in
time to retire Miller at the plate Gal, Gal;
loway had rounded first. and when ne trlen
for second he was out. Catcher l.. Sewell
to Shortstop J. Sewel.
Leslie Mann. right fielder for the Braves;
poied two hits. witch figured largely iLr
defeating the Pirates. 2 to /.
The tottering Yankees surprised kths
White Sox and themselves by burst Of
hitting strength. which gave them 7-tp-4
victory.
The Browns scored early and trour ced
the Washington Senators. to 2.
,oI In IL sS game see dps w wits
lies. 10 to 10.
The. Tigers punished the ball for Snine
guns In the. first inning and blastedN the
Bed Sox. Ia to 4.
d!s tint '' Essd p i EsE:
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NET MATCHES
Third Round of Park Games
Are Played. I

Both singles and doubles matG les
featured the city park tennis tov rna.
ment which was in progress TOD ay on
the lower courts at Garfield Park.
Schedule for this afternoon' was:
Tuesdays results in sly giles and
doubles were;
Fir, First Round Gnb ss1, - isa,ed Keller
d defeated Bo Brouster, az n R 4h
shumaker defeated HocS rsmiib a. 70:
E. Lentz defeated r. Or ,ison. 90 "a: l..
Justus defeated W. J .ick uS o. 90: R.
Gill defeated b. Cohr a. al s-4:I j Ad.
Ter defeated H. GalF way OIL. SO "a: H
Hart defeated A4pv Imam, "a. 90: P. Har.
MOI mon defeated Keithley. go. go. In
Second Rouno -wakefield-Lentz defeated
Kellermeyer y ,feated Koehier-van Arsdall
on oGD6 ~; M and I KprzEoSs defeated
Appelman defeated west-scanlon by de-
son by y fault: Pierce-Duncan defeated
Roth-GaI .oway. 1913, 20. .6:3 Second
Round -Lang-Mille defeated Scmedel -Shu-
maker. 81 o.: Gilbertl- Bastian defeated
Orbis0 Newton by default Adler NJ arkey
defea ed iel-Hockeremith go. 6-1.
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Bouts Next Week

Two ten-round bouts will feature
the fistic program at FIT. Benjamin
Harrison next Tuesday. Sidney
Click, Indianapolis, will meet Johnny
Horvath. Cleveland. in one of he
principal events. and Jimmy Finley,
Louisville. will clash with K. o.
Yutzy. Baltimore. in the other ten
rounder. Prellms will be added.
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GIRL GOLFEF
TO- Year. old Favorite
Western Tourney.

BV United Press
WHITE BEAR LAKE, MINI
Aug. 26.-Miss Virginia Van wi
16-year.old Chicago girl, was III
sensation of the women's Wester
golf meet and a decided favorite "a
the championship today followin
her victory Tuesday over Mis-
Dorothy Klotz, Chicago champio
and a seasoned golfer. The soor
was and 3. The second round q
match play started off this morning
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at Indianapolis sometime ago an
this act brought the heavy penalt
from Sexton. The Tribe boss say
he can not do justice to his tear
while working under suspende
sentence because any feeble move o
his part would permit an umpire I
Danish him and thereby force hir
to serve the entire six months
penalty.
Bush said he would consult wit
owner Smith OF the Tribe befor
reaching a definite decision abou
his baseball future.
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MAKES HOLE IN ONE

Making a hole in one is the proud
boast of Everett c. Welsh, man.
ager Indianapolis Country Club. to-
day, following his performance on
the club links Tuesday. Welsh sunk
his lee shot for an ace on the 13S-
yard No. hole. Par for the hole is
three.
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TOURNEY I BEGINS sEPTk1.

CRAWFORD )SVILLE. Ind, Aug.
26.-Annual I women's golf q burma
ment will sta TT here Sept 1, Mrs. II.
0. Burgess president local club, an
nounced to day. Qualifying rounds
will start tuesday morning.
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GETS REFEREES DECISION.

BIZ UnNed PFts8
NEW YORK, Az lg. 26.-sammy
Mandell, Rockford, H., was given the
referees decision G yer Solly Seeman
of New York in : a tef.round go AZ
the Coney Islane stadium Taesd2 y
night.
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CIVIC LANDS X. q.

HH ~ % NDeCtnT
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Jack
HlViG or Pittsburgh. knocked out
Joe Tiplhz of Philadelphia, in the
'hir1 rohnd OF scheduled ten-round
match /hcre Tuesday night.
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Ian o"''oN i"i 4"S"ia" III NSi"thJ
Middleton batted for Sengstock in mint

Middleton batted for SengstociS in ninth
Indianapolis ...... 800 0ofs 02 2-l2
Minneapolis .......... 900 00E o. 20 5
Twobase hits-Butler, Smith Sticking
schmandt Allen. Sacrifices ;chreiber
CD :. Florence. Double plays - Schroeder
to Sticking to Schmandt (2):. Schreiher
to Schmandt Left on bases Minneapo-
ni5s; g Indianapolis d,, , Bases on balls
Yn ~ McT R9rweI on SSShs of Hall,
Greene. in ! inning off v cGrav 4 in
off Hall, in inning. p assed ball -
Sengstock. Wild gitch.-M lione. LOSING
pttcherm1,Greense Umpiresf - Chill and
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Thirteen Indianapolis Men Compete
in Coveted Field at French
Lick Course.
BY John L. Niblack,

FRENCH LICK Ind. Aug. 26.-Thirtytwc golfers who
survived the medal play in the wenty-fh annual State
amateur golf tournament here Tuesday, ted off today in the
match play title 1t took 40 to gain entrance into the
select circle at the conclusion thrysx holes Tuesday
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II ONY ROSS WINS

By LnmJ Press
TlF'FF y, Ohio, Aug. 26.-Toney
Ross, z ittsburgh, easily outpointed
Jack D uffy, Toledo, In ten rounds
here 7 tuesday, night.
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INDIANS SWAT TIMELY
TO TIE MILLER SERIES
BURY eI Goes Route on Tribe Mound and Wins, IL to s.
Bush Talks Of Quitting Baseball.


MINNEAPOLIS Aug 26.-The third struggle of the Tribe
Miller series carded today and local fans figured their
favort due The Indians evened the series Tues
day by winning behind Bill Burwe II to The Tuesday de
feat sent the Mers down fourth place the A. stand
ing
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I W. orS at Chicago.
pes,on at St Louis.
P pSstoh Detroit.
''V Jhia at Cleveland.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games T oday
AMERICAN A.

INDIANAPOLIS o H,,~-,,-
Louisville at ST. Mihneapohs.
Columbus at KI aui' ~,
Toledo at Milvf nsas Nity'
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Due to cancellation with the Keystones
the Eastern Cubs are without a game for
Sunday. Las I Sunday they. defeated
Beech Grove, 13 to ,. Would like 10 play
at Penney Park with a fast team For
games call Drexel 6674
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The Nationals defeated Martinsville at
SShelbyvine, 6 TO 2. Greenwood plays at
schedule is as follows: Sept. 6 and 7. Fl.
Harrison; Sept. 10, Rushville, and Sept.
20. Richmond, Reno. formerly, With Co
Nationals to finish the season.
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us Mems Fine Three-Piece Suits
Exactly HALF PRICE

Pedigreed suits from Hickey Freeman,
Stein Bloch, Fashion Park and our own
regular makers of fine, popular priced
clothes. Many are in year round weights
and colorings. Regulars, longs, shorts
and stouts.
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Golfers in Title Play of
State Tourney

Qualifying Scores for SO Holes)
j. b. Curran. Connersyille ,......... 1853
Bob Bowen. Indianapolis c. Co.,. 1856
Harry Park, Ut. Wayns .......... 100
George Atkins, South Bend ..... 100
Tad Brown, Riverside. Indianapolis. $50
j. e. Blxcr. Lafayette ........... 100
VIII Diddel Meridian Hills. Indpls. 100
Johnny Ledbetter, Michigan City go. 100
Charles Taylor, South Bend ....... 1851
+. NJ. Moore, South Bend ..... 161
Dwight Mitchell. French Lick 49,. 162
Jack Tuite. Highland, indianapolis. 1872
Fosdick Goodrich, Avalon. Indpls. 1888
Dan Coburn. Indianapolis q. Co.,. 1853
4. II. 0NeaI. CrawfOrdsyille ..... 163
Luke Lincoln, indianapolis G. C....... 1853
W. 4. Hall Michigan City ........ 1853
Bobby Resener KOkomO ...,....., 1913
Ring Butler. South Grove. Indpls. 16i
Cliff Wagner. Riverside. Indpls. $500. 166
Paul Cullom. Frankfort ...... 166
T. u. 0rbIson, Riverside, Indpls 166
Paul Shaffer. Riverside. IndDls. .... 1877
William Nallette, Frankfort .......9 1917
Ed Flanagan. Charlottesville ..... 1913
J. X. Patten. kOkomo ........ O., 1913
Vine Kercheval. Riverside, Indpls %. 60
X. II. Taylor, Lafayette chairman. I 80
W. A. Calhson sr.. Lafayette ..... 90
II. l.. Cooper. South Bend ....... 10
A.. 4. Hucord, Riverside. Indpls ... x1sO
John L. Lehman. Gary .......... .s11O
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Yesterdays Results
First Camel

s. sIO Paul ..... COO 90 VVS!-! y I
Dawson. Redman: Marlsle Collins.
First Camel
n nGsdS S S5S I HSS S SSS92-ll 70 |
Grant. Castor: Bell. Skif.
(Second Camel
M SfSaE ii,'. 80. SKI C6s Sf6-io II 7
Lyons. Tuqney, johnson. Schultz; Stuart
Eddelman. Sanders. McCraclSen. McMenemy
S EaD..! e;,v 49,. 99S G co. 5d9{o-g & f?
Mcouillan. Leverett. Bird: Setback.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland "l 80. 80. Go oSSgS gSoS Z !
~ wvEaal1bserEs EEo!m1,ppelII Perkins. cochrane;
yT =, InnEIt .... goo 99CC00 SSoo:-s & 3
u Zachary, Russell, Gregg. Ruel; Castor.
New York 49,. S02 100 I0o-7i4 l
Chicago ........ 600 200 200 Q
Jones BenEourh; Thurston. Kerr Ed
wards. Connally. Grouse.
Detroit Detroit : .:.:... so DO oSS:-i4.14 9
Stokes; Stoner. Bassler
NATIONAL LEAGUE
B B5s'sSprrh f 25S S SSp SSSS!9- --I g Q
Yde. Gooch: Barnes. oNein.
Cincinnai ...... I02 900 1000 II Q
New York ...... 200 100 OIL 10
Donohue HarErave: Nehf Hartley.
s.: Louis 800. 900 90 500 Q O
Brooklyn 100 ITO 1915 II Q
Petty. Deberry.
PhiiSdelphia -: 900 dYd6 9955dd-19 x g
Keen. Rauffmann Hartnet: Couch
Pierce. O'Neal. Mitchell. Henline Wilson.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

dr,tE ,burgh at Boston.
-. Louis at Brooklyn.
~ lctnnati At New York two gAmes)
.nicago at Philadelphia.
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The Speedway Specials defeated the In
dianapoli, Tigers. o TO q. Each team
made nine hits. The Specials are without
a game Lo5 Sunday. Call Belmont 5000
for Bill Huffman Brooklyn and Lebanon
take notice
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EARLY LOCAL FOOTBALL

The Southeastern Seconds will have a
y ,am in the field again this year, meet
State and Fletcher AYES. Following men
are asked to be present Rice brothers, E.
Nj Ter. Everett Kelley. Rafferty,. Nc
Shipp. Huffman. L. Newkirk, E. Jegen. r.
Henry. Mutt Hendrix and Claude Hurley.
Others wishing to try out are asked to be
resent.
The Acme Cubs will hold an important
meeting tonight at Hildebrand's home. All
players and new ones. wanting tryouts are
expected to attend. Bill Fuller will coach.
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old class, claim the city championship in
their class. Mt. Jackson Cubs. Indianapo-
lis Cubs Kelly Eagles. Universal A.. O.s
call Belmont 20S5-M and ask for Claude
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ELL CAPTAIN
, ohm Joss, Indianapolis, Soon
to Report.

By Times Spcrini
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug 20
Fears that Johnny Joss Of indian.
apolis, captain OF this years Yalo
football team. might be prevented by
Ill health from coming back to school
this fall and plotting the ELI squad,
were dispelled today by reports that
he Is cphvHlescihs nicely, and will
report to Tad Jones in fine shape
when the first call goes out in sew.
eral weeks.
joss recently underwent a minor
operation for a sinus infection. He
plans to come to New Haven next
week.
Joss is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Joss, 1898 n. Pennsyl.
vania st. He was prepared at Taft
school in the East, where he made a
name for himself on the gridiron
before entering Yale. Two years ago
he was forced to remain out Of
school by Ill health.
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Included are plain blues and fancy
weaves, fannels, worsteds, cassimeres,
tweeds, homespuns, cheviots, etc, in
smart up-to-theminute models Ca few 4
piece golf suits are also included).
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MAJOR HOMER LEAnERs

Hornsby, Cards. 81
Williams. Browns 25
r. Meusel, Yanks %
Hartnett. Cubs. "a
Simmons. Athletic %
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Starting Wednesday Morning at Ending Saturday Night


that attracts such tremendous police required handle the
clothing half Be the stroke of and stroke of
dfortun
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Fournier. Robins. 81
Bottomley. Cards. III
J Kelly. Giants. IL
E. Meusel. Giants II
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The Indianapolis Mellon Club Is with
out a game for Sunday and would like a
game via a fast State team Columbus,
Richmond and Batesville, take notice. Call
Drexel 3721-R, or write L. J. Stehlin, 9lS
Olive ST..
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In a game reelking with hits-tHtrty
four in all---the Cubs walloped the> Phil
lies. 10 to 10.
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The. Indianapolis CUPS and Midways
at Riveride. RusselTs pitching for the
Cubs he'll the Midways' to one run the
last nine innings striking out ten men
Pettys fielding also featured the game.
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The Browns scored early and trouD ced
he washington Senators. 8 TO 2.
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The. Tigers punished the ball for Snine
runs In the. fret inning and blastedN the
Red Sox. Ia to A.
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PhiiSdslphia ::: 800 90 005566-ie Is 9
,, Keen. KAY ftmann.. Hartnet: Couch.
Pierce. O'Neal. Mitchell HenIine. Wilson.
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Brooklyn 49,. 100 ITO 1915 II Q
Mails sothoron. O'Farrell Osborne.
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s dsS s;y ' gfs p Trs2kss S Esss
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Leslie Mann right. fielder for the Brawe,:
poled two hits which figured largely iZr
Defeating the Pirates. 2 to l.