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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
JUNIOR PLAY
Holman Features in National
Net Tourney.
BIZ United Press

BIZ CHNGQ ITtSS
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Cranston
Holman, Leland Stanford University
student, held the center of the stage
today in the junior and national
boys tennis tournament, after bril-
liant victories the first two days OF
the meet.
Tuesday Holman beat Gustave
Feuer, Miami, Fla, two hard-fought
sets, 6-9, GA. His decisive victory
over the southern star made him
the outstanding favorite to win the
junior championship.
Henry j. Johnston Jr., Waban'
Mass, seeded No. 2 for the tourna-
ment, overwhelmed Herbert Lewis,
Buffalo, N. Y, 6-1, 6-3, in Tuesday s
round. Other favorites who moved
into the fourth round were: Emmett
Pare, George Jennings, Sandy Vie
ner, Berkeley Bell, Harris Coggeshalt,
Frank Luce and Malcolm Hill.
In the boys division the out
standing games Tuesday were won
by Harold BlaGer, Law, n. Y; Bill
OLaughlin, Pittsburgh, and Walter
Thomas, Elmora, N. j. Milton Lev
enberg, Gary, Ind, a favorite for
the championship, went down before
Blauer.
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GO T n a M
3 u N x | 8
Battle for Publicity Continues
in Heavyweight Circles
KearnS 'ExpIodeS.'
By Henry l.. Farrell
United Press staff CorresDondent


NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Boxing's
greatest run around was continued
here today with a record production
of bunk. Contracts, statements. as
sertions and claims that were pulled
out of the bag when the Dempsey
Wills ballyhoo started in Chicago
last week were hauled out here
Tuesday and today and they will
be used until Friday.
The run-around probably will die
on Friday when Jack Kearns goes
before the New York boxing COM
mission to make good the threat that
he will sign Dempsey to meet
Wills and let the champion carry
the buck from then on.
Has the Authority"
IT have the authority to sign
Dempsey to fight anyone, for any
promoter I choose and in any place
prefer and I'm going to do it,"
Kearns said. I'm going to put him
down on paper before the commits
sion Friday and it will be up to him
to go through with it,"
In answer to the report from Los
Angeles that Dempsey would sue
Kearns if he made any matches for
him, Kearns replied:
THAT paper will hold good in any
court. 1t was drawn with that pur-
pose in mind"
Tunney Is Willing
The only actual happening-and
it may amount 10 httle-was the
signing by Tex Richard Of Gene
Tunney to meet Wills in the
Yankee stadium late in September
While they never may meet, Tun-
ney's action in signing a contract
for the fight may put Wills in a
hole when all the present tumult and
shouting have died.
If Wills refuses to accept the
Tunney match he will have to give
his reasons. and it will be difficult
for him to find a plausible excuse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

Thursdays program begins at 3:3(
p. m. and Fridays program has
been set for s p. m. and the con
Guiding schedule on Saturday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
To permit the swimming fans who
work in the daytime to see the stars
in action the Friday evening pro
gram was arranged by Director Jor
dan instead Of the afternoon on that
day.
Special installation of searchlights
and powerful electric lights will
make the pool as light as day.
The list of entries and clubs they
represent:
WON MS Swimming Association of New
York ,City-Agnes Geraghty. Allen Rig
gin. HeIen Me4ny. yrgnla Wn!tenSa1cIiHi
son een t p12s Nara aT ndsr Nl
Ethel McGary and Frances Meany. CHI,
Bauer, Caroline Smith Frances ,Beebe
BerniSe Rice. Ethel Lacne ana Alglnla
Louisville (Ky.) Boat Club-Samue
Shields Harry Shields and Lucille Klap
Detroit Yacht Club-Dorothy Golfer.
Ambassador Swimming Club of Atlantic
City, N. J.-Olive Filler.
Carnegie Library Club of Homestead. Pa
Montgomery iAla) A. C.-Fred New
Pastime Boat Club of Louisville, Ky
Leona Barrett.
indianapolis Entries
Hoosier A. c. of dianapolis-Mariou
Mercurio William Wiess Euphrasia Don
%oHer p4 %srds E9% RFs 81 Garxa rs a
Hammer Frank Hudson. T w; Engle, Jane
Moore c. E. lCoryn and John H. Nickerson.
Ter fsT sc AGgsc q Hg5rv B Bss
Bryant p: Bassler, c. Schuyler Blue and
y: .l' s. Naval Naval Camp shank-Robert
Bradley rpy u George Clark, Robert Lauck and
Elks !, Club Of dianapolis-Thomas
Boy scouts-Ralph Hook, Robert Arm
strong, Jack Shaler Don Higgins, Thomas
Boys = Club of dianapolis-wilIiam
Girl Scouts-Catherine Dolby, Maia
BBrownIee., Dorothea Hanna, and Virginia
Camp Fire Girls-Lodise schlegel
virginia M aRS Anne m rD0rsy
ard Wilmington Of Crawf0rdsville; Eliza
Zaiser of Indianapolis.
Meet Officials
Officials for the meet include Director
Jordan as referee and j. Edward Clemens
as referee.
Judges of finish: Lacey E, Hearn Rob
e T6s 1,5 Poeh hasc p &eizendM2Rner /
Young and Wallace o. Lee.
Time cs,,, T + Murray. H, Harold F.o Hal
5. Philpott and o. b. Porter, who is the
official timer at the indianapolis Motoi
Clerks Ct course ], T, Townsend
beth May. Mrs. Mary Kinder and Johr
Lauck, Jr.
Examining physician Dr. Carl B. Sputh
Diving. judges Referee. Jordan j. Ed
ward clemens,. Harold F. Hall. Hugo
o. D. Frisbee.- T. R shideler Henry Sang
ston and R. B., Morrison.
Scorers: Hollie Shideler G. R. Ammer
man R. Walter Jarvis and E. r. thinner,
Announcers c. g. York, L. j. Strick
land. j. w. Asperger. T C. Murray, Ralph
Colby and DR.. Robert NJ Blake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
CARLIN AND KALLIO

Johnny Carlin, Swedish wrestler
and Gus Kallio, veteran Finn, who
meet in a finish bout at the Broad
way Theater Thursday night, each
scale close to the 145-pound mark
They are almost exactly the same
height and both are heavily mus
cIed around the shoulders. The bout
will be staged after the regular
show at the Broadway.
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Ripple Swim Program
THURSDAY. $3.50 P. NJ.

100 Yard Breast S:roke-Boy Scout
State Championship.
go Yard Free Style-Girl Scout State
Championship.
American Red Cross Event-25 yards
boys arm lock carry race.
National Observation-Disclosures mile
men.
100 Yards Free Style-City champion
schip 100 pounds.
Middle States Chnmpionshlp--1Oo yards
back stroke-men.
44O Yards Free Style--Open-wOmen.
22O Yards Back Stroke-open-wom
Exhibition swim by Ethel Lacke of
Illinois Athletic Club. the Olympic 100
meter champion.
100 Yard Breast 6truke-open-
women.
10 Foot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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AT Girls NEE
Lillian Remains Until HeImi
Attempts Swim.

BIZ United Press
CAPE Girls NEZ, France, Aug.
l12.-Lillian Harrison, who nearly
drowned during her attempt to swim
the English channel Monday, will re-
main here until Heinz, the Egyptian
who rescued her, has made his ef-
fort to battle through the tides to
Dover. She will not try the swim
again for another year.
Gertrude Ederle, the American
girl, has set Tuesday as the day on
which she will try to swim the chan
mel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
BEESON A. C.. BOXING

The Beeson A. C. will stage a
boxing show at 1895 Speedway Rd.
Saturday night, first bout at $50.
The card calls for thirty-six rounds
of fisticuffs. The club announces the
show will be free. Harry Rozelle
and Jimmy Goldstein will meet in
the main go of ten rounds. A battle
royal, with white boys participating,
will close the nights program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
Features Next Tuesday

Main go and semi.wind'up bouts
for the flstic show at FIT. Benjamin
Harrison, Tuesday night. Aug. IS
have been announced as follows:
Pinkey May, Savannah, VS.. Joe
Lucas, Detroit. ten rounds at lis
pounds.
Johnny Croake, Chicago, VS.. Jim
my McDermitt, Terre Haute, eight
rounds at 1lS pounds.
Three prelim bouts will be an
nounced later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
DRAW TO-DAY
Pairings for Women's Ma
tionaI Tennis to Be Made.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Pair1ngs
for the entries in the national WON.
ans singles championship, which
starts at Forest Hills next week,
were to be drawn today by officials
OF the United States Lawn Tennis
Association. The leading players Of
England. Canada and the United
States are included in the entries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
SOLDIERS BEAT PRESTOS

The 18th Infantry nine of FIT. Ben
jamin Harrison defeated the strong
Prest-O-Lite team Of Indianapolis in
twelve innings Tuesday, 8 to z. II
was an exciting struggle. The soldier
club wants games with leading in
dependent teams for the next two
Sundays. Phone or address Capt.
Robertson, Fl. Benjamin Harrison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

@EARLY all the worlds rec
IN ords in the breast stroke
are held by Agnes
Geraghty of the Women's Swim
ming Association, New York, and
her entrance in the National
swimming championships which
begin Thursday afternoon at
Broad Ripple pool will be sig
nal for another onslaught on the
worlds marks.
Thursday afternoon M l S
Geraghty will be in the 100-yard
breast stroke swim. At the Fri
day program, which is in the even
ing, she will be in a special breast
stroke swim, and on Saturday
afternoon Miss Geraghty will
participate in the 220yard breast
stroke in an attempt to lower the
present record.
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80 SAINTS HERE TO BATTLE INDIANS FOR SECOND POSITION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: the DOPE
THNHHINTHHHInlIHEHHINlHHIIHTHTIllNNNTHIHHImHHHu
T7OHNNY HENNESSEY,
local tennis star, was vel
4 cornaad home today Friends
By ED Err G RID

T Johnny HENNESSEf'
local tennis star, was vel
1 coined home today. Friends
here wanted to show Johnny they
were proud of him and his achieve
ments. There was no forced en-
thusiasm. John has made a ma
tional and interns tional reputation
on the courts and deserves any
honors which may be his.
More than likely Hennessey will
not especially relish the spontane-
Gus welcome. The local youth is
too much of boy at heart to
feel comfortable when somebody
tells him how much the city of
Indianapolis thinks OF him. John
will be uncomfortable until the
affair is over.
And that is one Of the reasons
there will not be much stint IN
the praise handed out. Johnny is
one Of those rare birds not hurt
by the plaudits of the crowd.
John can walk with kings and
keep the common touch"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
BANTAM BOUT

Be- United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. IL. Chick"
Suggs, Fall River. Mass, colored
bantam, who claims the champion.
ship OF his race az his weight. went
into training here today for his fight
at Aurora, H., Friday against
Herby Sheaffer. Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
Six Games Scheduled in New Series at
Ball Park-More Excitement
During Brewer Finale.
By Eddie Ash

Nick Aliens Saints the city ready to do battle with
Bush Indians il heavy series of six and both clubs
land the A A. runnerup position Washington Park
patrons certain exciting baseball displayed
and Indians fought furious campaign for the pennant
season. the Mortimer winning and this year the clubs
wagng struggle for second place. the Trbesmen leading
at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
FARR GETS DECISION

BIZ Cnifed Press
CLEVELAND, Aug. 12,-Johnny
Farr, Cleveland won q newspaper
decision in a ten.round bout here
Tuesday night against Benny Bass,
Phlladelnhla.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
MOTOR BOAT RACE

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE annual
cruising motor boat race from Chi
cago to Milwaukee is to be staged
Aug. 20, the Chicago Yacht Club an
nounced today. Entries will be ac-
cepted from all owners of power
cruisers on the Great Lakes.
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ELEANOR GoSS is NO. 8
New York Woman Third on Amer
lean Tennis Team.
BU United Press

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Miss
Eleanor Goss, New York, will play
No. 8 position on the American
singles, team that will meet the
British team Friday and Saturday at
Forest Hills for the Wightman cup.
Her appointment followed a victory
in a test match with Mary K.
Browne, at 6-3 and rs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
Independent Baseball

j., A good game is expected Sunday when
the Tartar A. As tangged WITH ptE tae dnG1d
game viii De Flyn and obersfell for the
Tartars and Waimer and, Boya for the
ii ing Friday hight III fp at ESQ Union St.
BEECH GROVE. Ind Aug. 127-zzThe
sunday: The Beds win play the strong
game for Sunday and would like to book
contest with a strong State team. Con
nersyille. Rushville, Bloomingtog and Co
1908 Leonard St. or call Stewart 1892
and ask for Loots.
The. Murat Tire and Rubber Company
beat the Fidetas Sunday at Garfield No. 3.
by an S-to-4 score. E. Rice. mound ace
eleven straight games, Heavy batting OF
Hendrix. r. Rice and Holllngsworth and
the Il Miller gae end rH Hgry e ieMi mrat
the Peerless League title.
The Acme Juniors defeated the South
Side Cubs, 10 to D.. The Acmes want
games with Kelly Eagles. Triangle Juniors
Indianapolis Cubs. Call Belmont BOSOM
The Indianapolis Stove Company team
XIV Pay No a. FSe sHB Would
like to book games with some fast teams
TGP SoS4 Ienston Aver Or cali pex
1895.
The Keystones will play the strong
Greenwood club at Pennsy Park Sunday
Greenwood has victories over Seymour.
Shelbyville Snd has lost but three games
this season They have such players as
Totten, Burch COrriden Wilbur, Dugan.
Schott and Bhenke in their lineup and
the Keystones will have to step some to
come out on top.
FRANKFORT. Ind. Aug. -12-Mason's
fast Ladoga team by a 2-to-O score 1t
was the fifteenth victory in twenty starts
for the local crew. The locals desire to
B. Mason. 460 w. South ST., Frankfort,
Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
CLARK LEADS IN ROGUE
Chicago Player Has Six Games to
Credit in National Play.

BIZ UnitcG Press
WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 12.-Lester
Clark, Chicago, led the national
rogue tournament at Winona Lake
here today. He has won six straight
games. A. S. Denny. Long Beach,
Cal, was also unbeaten, with four
games to his credit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
NATIONAL SWIM MEET
STARTS HERE THURSDAY
One Hundred Entries in Three-Day Aquatic Tourney at
Broad Ripple-Friday Night Program.

More than 100 world IS champion swimmers and divers
Olympic and title holders and local champions
entered the national swimming championships which begin
Thursday afternoon Broad Ripple pool Director Paul
Jordan announced today the complete list of and
the organizations they represent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
BIZ United Presa

BIZ United Press
DOVER, Eng, Aug. 12.-Frank
Perks, Englishman, who had planned
to try to swim the English chan
mel Tuesday. postponed his attempt
because of the roughness of the
water.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

<AHAGiNlN[1N1N LEXAoOE
Washington 49,. 5 5SY 9 9SS 999S!!-5 s /
Buckeye, Myatt; Coveleskie, Ruel.
New York 49,. 100 001 600 10 s
Bankenship Schalk, Grabowslzi: Hoyt,
Marquis. Ferguson. Johnson. Schang.
St. Louis .... 900 DOL Oo1-2 7 l
Philadelphia .., 900 021 COS 8 /
Vangilder. Hargrave: Rommel. Cochrane.
Detroit ...... 900 600 ooo-o Z |
Boston ....... 010 900 00'-1
Collins. Wells Woodall: Ruffing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
F Fi's.s sSsf - 993lSS SSSSii 49, i :
e BGston ...; S SS5 9 99s oo99o9-s u 9
= Benton, Gibson; Blake. Bush. Keen.
oeschger. Brown. Hargreaves: }Donohue,
Hargrave.
Philadelphia-St. Louis. rain,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

Two, base hits-Richbourr Allen. schrei.
her, Sticking Stolen bases9oSkin Voter,
b bse psSyemeio 10 aTn Nf teit On
Bases on rhompson'~ soE oS san
Thompson, 2; by Henry, g Hits-0f
schemapskes 1 in q inning; of Thomp;
Innings: off Sanders, 10 in o innings
pitched to two batters in tenth) of Bel.
o in 1 inning. Wild pitch-Henry. Win
ming pitcheT-Sanders Losing pitcher
Henry. umpires-Finneran and Freeman,
Time-2 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St Louis 1.-TWO games)
New York at Pittsburgh.
(Only games today.)
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIA1


ST. Paul at INDIANAPOLIS e games)
Kansas City at Toledo
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Minneapois at Louisville.
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

St. Paul ...... 202 o1o o20-7 IL !
Toledo ....... 020 oil 202-S 10
Kolp Markle Mander; Tlnney. johnson.
Schultz.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
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r. MILLER. SCIPIO. IND.
Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibbons fought
1873 psmpscy wss AWARDED r9TGRGd the on dsc.
ion on points No knockdoMns oncurred
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12
Henry Finishes

Thompson dropped out in the
Tribes batting half Of the seventh
to permit Henry to try for a hit,
and then Henry finished on the
mound. The Tribe scored two
markers in the seventh and one in
the ninth to tie the game. The
Brewers winning markers in the
tenth were scored with Henry on
the mound, and the defeat was
charged against him.
Sanders hurled for the Brewers
until the tenth. In that stanza
Sticking opened with a double and
Klugman beat out a bunt, Sticking
going to third. Bell relieved San.
ders and Voter crashed a line drive
that Mellilo leaped for and shared,
doubling Klugman off first. II was
a terrific smash and a swell catch,
but it ruined the Tribe, Schneider
was thrown out by Mellilo for the
game-ending out.
The fielding Of Mellilo and Sick.
ing, rival second.sackers, featured
the afternoon pastiming.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

NICE little plot for the
al movie writers seems to be
IL springing up from the dark
waters of the English Channel.
Miss Lillian Harrison, unsuccess-
full herself, is waiting for her
friend, Heinz. toi make his at
to cross from France to
gngland.
Now there doesn't seem much
to that, but when one consid-
ers that Helmi rescued Lillian
from the brlny deep when she be-
came exhausted in her last ef-
fort, it does appear as though
the Argentine girl may have
more than passing interest in
her rescuer.
For all we know, Heinz may
be an old man. But the aged very
seldom swim the Channel Any
way, the plot is there. The movies
are not bothered by actual facts.
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[ First Game)

Louisville $500. 002 oil 00s-4 i
Pott, Snyder; Dawson. Redman.
(Second game called in third to allow
Kansas City to catch train
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

A double-header was to be staged
today, first fracas at 2 o'clock. An
other twin bill will be played Friday.
This is the last 1925 visit of the
Saints to Indianapolis and two post.
poned games remain to be played off
in addition to the four regularly
scheduled games in the present
series.
Brewers Take Series
The Indians lost the wind-up Of
the Milwaukee series Tuesday, the
Brewers winning in the tenth in
ming, to 3. The Bushmen tied the
score at and In the ninth. but
went to pieces in the tenth and MIL
waukee counted two runs in the
extra round to annex the days
laurels, giving the visitors three out
of five in the series.
Strife again shook the park in
the first stanza Tuesday when
Umpire Finneran made a joke de-
cision against the Indians that gave
the Brewers a run. Richbourg APP
peared to be out at the plate on a
throw from Allen. but Finneran
shouted safe" and the Indians took
vigorous exception to the ruling
Pitcher Schemanske and Manager
Bush were banished and Pitcher
Thompson hastily was warmed up
and sent to the mound.
The Brewers got two runs in the
first inning, one in the seventh and
two in the tenth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

Minneapolis 800 $40 100 OOO-5 z a
Columbus ~. $40 oil ios-7 IA 2
:, McGraw,-- Hall, Sengstock. Ainsmith
Northrop, Urban
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90 KIND Providence seems

KIND Providence SeemS
Al to aid the ones who do
not need any assistance.
On Tuesday Louisville was
getting a good beating in the
second game of a doubIe-header,
but the game was stopped in the
third inning to allow the Blues
to catch q train.
The contest was delayed at
the start by rain and the Colonies
helped out by stalling when they
got behind. The Lord helps
those who help themselves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

UFE followers nave Ollereu
anumber of reasons for the
defeat of Princess Doreen,
queen, of the race tracks, in the
$4,000 stake at Thistledown last
Saturday. The most logical seems
n be that a thoroughbred, after
Eeaching top form, cannot be ex-
pected to stay on razor edge for
an indefinite period.
Jockey Suits, who had the
mount at the Cleveland track, In
a statement at Coney Island gives
another version Of the why's and
wherefores of the defeat Of the
great filly.
Suits says that Princess Doreen
paraded around the track before
the start at the request of the
management while the throng APP
plauded. She carried her 129
pounds for twenty-five minutes be-
fore the barrier was sprung.
Laugh that off, ii you can.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-12

1.-THE A. A. U. swimming
meet which starts here
on Thursday has de-
yeloped into a wOmen's aquatic
carnival. Hardly one of the
national stars IS missing from
the list. The Eastern group
came here from Detroit, where
the championships were held
last week. 1t is an imposing
array which should not hurt the
box office receipts the least bit.
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f.: ACROSS THE BOARD TODAY

Across the Board was not troubled
about figuring up any winnings on Tues
day There was no multiplication OF
addition to worry about. All the mathe-
natics involved was some subtraction.
Thirty dollars was substracted from the
bank roll when FantOche and Sweep
stakes "aIso ran" The B. r. now is
S454.25.
Today we will play ACCUMULATOR
zsu the first race at Coney, SIS win. place
Id show. The same goes on COURT
&ADY in the fifth. A So across the
board play also goes on ICE in the third.
@ FEW days ago, before Gin
TAI cinnati lost that double
header to Brooklyn, a
group of local fans, which includ-
ed some women, was discussing
the possibilities of a world series
in Cincy.
One Of the men said something
about the price Of world series
tickets. "Oh, we should worry
about how much they cost" said
aaa a fair fan; well go on ladies'
day."
There is no doubt who got the
brown derby, suitable for bobbed
hair, in that party.