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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-15
JAPAN WINS
Davis Cup Doubles Pair
Alfonso Brothers.

BIZ Times Special
BALTIMORE. Aug. 15.-After a
long combat on the courts which
wore all of the men to the verge of
exhaustion, the japanese Davis cup
doubles combination defeated the
Alfonso brothers of Spain Friday in
the third match OF their Davis cup
elimination contest. Zenzo Shimizu.
the Japanese veteran of several
Davis cup campaigns. and Takachi
Harada, his partner, vanquished
Manuel and Jose Alfonso, 81. 60, 26,
$40 and 60.
The victory gave japan two points
to one in the three.day meeting.
Spain took one of the singles
matches Thursday and Japan won
the other Thus Spain must win
both of today's singles matches and
Japan needs to win only one to
qualify for next weeks match with
Australia.
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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FIN Al PLAY
Junior Tennis Stars Battle
for Titles.
BIZ United Press

bU Intteu FfedS
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Cranston
Holman, the San Francisco lad. who
last Sunday defeated Big Bill Tilden
in an exhibition match at Detroit.
was to battle Harris Coggeshan, Des
Moines. Iowa, for the national junior
tennis title here today.
Coggeshall blasted the dope Fri
day by defeating Henry Johnson,
Waban, Mass, in three desperate
sets. Holman was an easy victor
over Berkeley Bell OF Austin, Tex.
in his semi-final match.
In the boys division, Walter
Thomas, Elmora, n. j., lad and
Tilden protege. was to meet Frank
Shields. New York City kid star.
Thomas had trouble winning from
Bertram Claster, Harrisburg, Pa,
while Shields won in straight sets
from Leroy VOORHEES,. Cincinnati.
Johnson and Malcolm Hill, Waban,
Mass, were to meet Holman and
Emmett Pare, Chicago. for The
junior doubles title while young
Thomas and Frank Shields were TO
meet Claster and VOORHEES, in the
finals of the boys doubles.
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REAL TEN MS
Exhibitions at Hawthorn
Bring Stars Together.

The best tennis OF the season for
local fans is sure TO be uncorked at
Hawthorn courts over this week.
end with Ave OF the leading players
In the United States in action. With
Hennessey, Casey, Snodgrass, Wes-
brook and Brown playing there Is
no doubt about the class Of sport 70
be seen.
Todays program: p. M.-Snod.
grass and Wesbrook vs.. Hennessey
and Casey
Sundays program: p. M.-Wray
Brown va. Ray Casey; p. M
Casey and Hennessey VS.. Snodgrass
and Wesbrook or Kurzrok and
sagalowsky; 4 p. m. Brown w.
Hennessey
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H. KINSEY, LOTT MEET
Western Stars Clash for Meadow
Club Tennis Title.

BIZ Times Special
SOUTHAMPTON, l. l.. Aug. 10.
Howard o. Kinsey of the California
Kinsey brothers and George Lott.
the young Chicagoan. were to meet
in the final match Of the Meadow
Clubs tennis tournament today. On
Friday Kinsey won from Brian I, C.
Norton. 1913. 81, and Lott van
pushed Cedric Major. 60, SO.
Kinsey is the present holder Of the
Meadow trophy.
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ANZACS TO SEMI-FINALS
Australia Sure of Canadian Victory
in Davis Cup Prelims.

BV Times Special
MONTREAL, Aug. 15.-Australia
will be there in the semi-final round
Of the Davis Cup preliminary
matches. The Australian team wal
Hoped the Canadian entry Friday
afternoon when Gerald Patterson
and J. B. Hawkes., the doubles crew
from the land down under" took
their match from Wright and
Croker Of Canada, 60, So, 90.
This victory. added 10 the two
winnings in Thursdays singles
matches, eliminates Canada from
tho LAWS Cup situation for one
NOR oar.
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BEESON A. c.. BOXING

Free boinxg will be ffered local
fstic fans tonight when the Beeson
A. C. stages its show at 4096 Speed
way Rd The club has a member
ship campaign on and tonight's en-
tertainment will be a booster event.
The program follows:
Harry Rozelle vs.. Jimmy Goldstein. six
rounds at 140 pounds.
Roger Bean VS.. Fred Farlow. four
rounds at $50 pounds,
Ray Schalk Va. Kid Sullivan, four
rounds at 100 pounds.
Bobby Martin VS.. Jack O'Day, four
rounds at 112 pounds.
Eddie Proeser vs. Eddie Fay, three
rounds at 1876 pounds.
Kid Slusher vs.. Mickey Flynn. three
rounds at 115 pounds.
A battle royal will wind up the enter;
tainment.. Eddie Smith, local boxer. will
referee all bouts
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DRAWS WITH CHAMP
0'Brien Battles on Even Terms
With Jimmy Goodrich

BIZ Times Special
SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. 15.-
Jimmy Goodrich, lightweight cham
pion, came back to his home town
Friday night and fought a listless
draw with Pep O'Brien Of Old Forge
1t was a ten-round affair. The
judges disagreed on the verdict and
Referee Grimshaw decided 1t.
O'Brien proved a capable opponent
for the title holder.
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BANKERS TOURNEY

program today at Brookside Park
in the bankers tennis tourney. FL
nails in singles and doubles will be
played Sunday. Today's schedule.
Hurt Peden VS.. winner Smith-Fack.
Ter and Hendricks-Janneck, Justus-
GILBERT VS.. Dilley- Freihage. On Sun.
day Justus and GILBERT meet in the
singles title match.
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AMERICAN LFAGUI

gSo osssn " SSSSSS S9Y 55SS22-s e ]
Gray. Cochrane; winsneld. johnson.
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FOCAL printer bail players
IL are getting ready for their
annual jaunt to the big
tournament Of the Union Printers
International League. The event
will be staged in Washington this
summer, starting Sunday, Aug.
23. The Indianapolis team and a
number of rooters will depart from
the city next Friday morning and
view some scenery before landing
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MANAGER IN ACTION
Near Riot At Aurora After Foul Is
Called on frankie Schaeffer

BIZ United Press
AURORA, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-Dave
Miller was awarded the decision over
frankie Schaeffer on foul in the
fourth round here Friday night.
Schaeffer failed to break clean after
repeated warning by Referee Dave
Barry.
Babe Mullaney, manager Of
Schaeffer, started a near riot after
the decision by attempting to slug
Barry in the ring
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Wingard. Dsnforth. Hsrgravo; Smith
Cole. Specie. Sewen.
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DENNEY APPEARS VICTOR
National Rogue Title Almost In
Grasp of Californian.
BIZ Tim es Special

WARSAW, Ind, Aug. ia. 8.
Denney was the probable winner of
the national rogue tourney here as
the last days play started. If Den
ney wins his final game he will be
the champion. Denney has won ten
and lost two and has an average of
80 points a game.
Lester Clark Is Denneys nearest
competitor with an average Of
29 13. If Clark wins his final con.
test Denney must score at least "a
points to be safe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-15

The reorganized Marion Cardinals will
play the Acme A. AS Sunday at Rhodius
Park at 3 p. m. Cassidy and Hickman
will be the Cardinal battery.
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HARMON SHADES MITCHELL

BIZ United Press
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Aug. 15.-
Willie Harmon, New York, shaded
Pinkie Mitchell, Milwaukee welter.
weight, in their ten-round bout here
Friday night. Jack Civic. Pitts
burgh, won the popular decision
over Johnny Mendelsohn. Milwau
kee, in the semi-windup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-15

in the city where big house"
is located.
The local printers have played
in the Fraternal and Sunday Morn
ing Leagues Of the Indianapolis
Amateur Baseball Association, fin
ishing third in the Fraternal
League and first in the Sunday
Morning League.
The Union Printers Baseball
League has been in existence for
seventeen years, Indianapolis be-
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ing a member for the last fifteen
years.
Other cities represented in the
league are: Boston, Chicago, Gin
clnnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Hamil-
ton. Ontario; New York, Pitts
burgh, st. Louis, st. Paul and
Washington. Washington has won
the Garry Hermann trophy. do
mated by Garry Hermann, owner
of the Cincinnati Reds, for the last
three years.
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Brooklyn ....-,- 600 002 600 IL o
New York go. 900 600 00'-3 IL o
Osborne, Taylor: Scott, Snyder.
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SWIM PLAN s
Gertrude Due to Start Tues
day at q a. m.
By United Pres

By United Prese
CAPE Girls NEZ, France, Aug.
15.-Four o'clock in the morning
is the hour set by Gertrude Ederle's
trainer for the American girls start
on her channel swim next Tuesday.
Miss Ederle is rapidly getting into
condition following a recent indispo-
sition.
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The Tribe is up against IL for
pitchers owing to the fact Buck
Schemanske is on the suspended
list, and this situation called for
Hill to be worked out Of turn to-
day. Burwell will hurl one of the
Sunday contests and Henry the
other
Today was the last appearance for
the Saints in Indianapolis this sea
son and the Indians needed one OF
the afternoons conflicts in order TO
gain the edge on the series.
When the Saints depart the NIL
lers Of Mike Kelley will move in for
five games in four days, after which
the Indians will go on the road for
an extended stretch.
In the battle at the w. Washing
ton st. lot Friday the Tribesmen un-
corked a batting spree and pounded
out a victory, IL 10 5, collecting
seventeen hits. Maun went the fun
route for the locals while the Saints
used McQuaid, Merritt and Roettger.
Sticking. Klugman and Schneider
each poled three safeties for the
Tribe and burst walloped out three
hits for the visitors.
Only one OF the four runs scored
off Ernie Maun in the first stanza
was earned, an error on the inaeld
prolonging the inning and bringing
up Wade, who socked a homo run.
The other Saint earned run was
counted in the sixth.
1t was a good brand Of ball that
Maun was showing to the visitors
and he came in for much applause
from the fans. 1t was ladies day
and kids day" and about 5000
rooters were present.
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P Rifssbuas 2SSSS d dSd 49,! -1ss Is Il
Luque. May. Biemiller. Hargrave, Krue-
ger; Meadows, Gooch.
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New York .. 600 900 1000
Washington 80. 900 900 03'-2
Jones. Bengough. Ruether. SEVERED.
(0xi- ror,>.
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Chicago ..... 022 030 000-7 8 2
St. Louis go. 200 200 00O-4 8 3
Alexander. Gonzales Mails. Dickerman.
0'Earrall
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NATIONAL LEAGuR

(only games scheduled. J
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5lNDANS PERFORM IN TWO DOUBLE EADERS OVER WEEKEN
Tribe Has Pair of Battles With Saints
Today and Same Card With
Millers Sunday.
By Eddie Ash

Plenty of baseball for bargain day fans at
Washington Park the weekend Two struggles with the
Saints today and then another doubeheader will be staged
with the Minneapolis Mers Sunday Thompson and Hill were
slated do the ngg this afternoon the latter being called
after only two days
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BALLERINO VICTOR

BU United Press
BAYONNE, N. j., Aug. 15.-Mike
Ballerino, junior lightweight cham
pion, outpointed Billy Henry, Chi
cago, in a ten-round no decision
bout here Friday night.
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TITLE GAME

The Fraternal League champion
ship was to be decided this after
noon when the Druids and Folks
Milk team met in a double-header.
The Druids are now half a game
ahead
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMEH1UAN Ab5OOLAIIUN
St. Paul at INDIANAPOLIS q games)
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus,
Minneapolis at Louisville.
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Swim Program Today
At Broad Ripple. $3.50 P. NJ.

At Broad Ripple, 3 80 P. NJ.
LOO 100 Yards F7ee style-Boy Scout cham
400 Yard Relay Race-W omen's Swim
ming Association Of New York vs. Hoo
sier Athletic Club
American Red Cross Event-Men's cross
chest carry race
100 Yards Free Style-125 pounds city
championship.
$50 Yard Free Style-Open (women).
90 Yard Free Style-Open (women).
National Championship Junior 44O
yard free style (men).
220 Yard Breast Stroke-Open (women) =.
100 Yard Back Stroke-0pen women :.
Middle States Championship--50 yard
free style (nen)
Exhibition swim by Ethel Lackie.
Olympic 100 meter champion.
\ Indiana Kentucky 100 yard bre asst
stroke (men).
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NOTES OF THE INDIANS

. T. PAUL 20; away to a four-run
lead in the FIRST inning Friday,
~ and the iqne, were weak IN the
. knees until the locals batted IN
their half OF the opening stanza. Tho
battling Hoosiers" did quick reverse
and scored three runs. and In the third
counted two moro and took the lead.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Collins batted for Boone in ninth.
Fullerton battAd for RoAttger In mint

Collins batted for Boone In ninth.
Fullerton batted for Roettger In ninth.
81; RsS5 li .:::::::: so2 SS5 2S!El7
Two-bsse hits-McMlllan Voter. Allen,
man. Voter. Home-run--Wade. Stolen
bases-Yoter (2l. schreiber,. sacrihces-
Klqgmen: Mattheews. Voter; Left On bases
balls-oon merritt. ?. strYek 8yt[7lBy
SSS Innings pitched 10 four In eighthj (:
OFF Roettger. 3 in i inning. wild pitches
Merritt t2),. Losing piteher-Merritt.
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ToHNNY HoDAPP sold TO Cleve-
| land. Is holding out for big
slice OF the purchase price. Own.
49, er Smith offered a substantial
gift. but Johnny is putting the pressure
aRement expended much patience and
worry with Hodapp aud brought him out
offere e'' sabstantts Bonus Il Would s be
wise for him TO accept and Join Cleveland
at once.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-15
STATE JUNIOR GOLF AT
CULVER STARTS TUESDAY
Youthful Players to Have Inning at Military Academy
Course Three Days Next Week.

CULVER Ind, Aug 15Events for the second annual In
diana State golf tourney announced today by Maj j. s.
Fleet chairman committee The meet held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of week the
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: the DOPE
taTW' Observation-Disclosures
- TIRRIN' THE DOPE
NJ starts on a two weeks
vacation next week,
By EDDER G ARD

r=1 TIRRIN' THE DOPE
nj starts on a two weeks
vacation next week,
which, no doubt, Is a sad blow
to those who read this column.
A lot of things can happen in
fortnight, but the sport fans
will have to find other state
ments to argue about and dis
agree with than those dished
out by this column.
Wen be back on the last day
of August with a new supply
of dope that will be stirred
whether. it needs it or not.
While gone we expect to see
several big league baseball clubs
In action-and who lnows-per-
haps a few thorOughbreds run.
There is one thing sure, Across
the Board will not lose any coun-
terfeit money. If there's any
lost it will be real hard-earned
mazuma. And it won't be pub
lished to the world at large.
So long until two weeks from
next Monday-if our money
holds out.
Although our distant relatives may have
,een monkeys we hate to, be made one, pS
. tvpographical error such as occurred II
his Column on Friday. In dpscussinE
Umpire Freemans bad decisions IN Thi tt;f
e seemed to call the play too quickly We
MENTIONED Umpire Billy Evans plan OF
olding his arms or clasping, his hands SC
hat he would not wave the player. qq
n safe according to the dictates OF hi
We ended up by attempting to state
hat Billy says he makes his decisions
hen does his waving. The sentence read ca
oes his waiting" This was exactly op
'Ssite from our meaning.
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The Story of Two Swim
Tourney Comps
. HE head OF the family was
eager to see the swim pro-

IYWN 1 he AodQ Oh llAo AdIilAly was
II eager to see the swim pro-
IL gram at Broad Ripple Friday
night. He mooched two comps"
and went home to get his wife for
jaunt to the Ripple. Daughter
was home and decided she wanted
to go.
Daughter made up her fathers
mind for him and said she would
accompany mother. Father stayed
home. In about twenty minutes
father heard some one at the rear
door. Mother had returned.
In flivvering mother toward tho
Ripple daughter ran across her sheik.
Daughter coaxed mother To return
home and Mr.. Sheik got into the
machine and went to the swim
meet.
Moral-"The sheiks have it!'
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the ninth. Collins, who famed. and Full.
lerton. Allen made a spectacular running
catch on. Fullerton's bid for Texas
Lacquer for the game-ending out, Pug
got a single and double for his share OF
the Tribes hits.
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Independent Baseball

The Acme A. AS will not play the
Western Tigers SUNDAY Is was va tb sehTGgle
% Fl As OF viii meet the ST.
double-header at .Rhodius Park. The Mar
for; the second game Which starts at 8 p;
m. Cassidy Cardinals pitcher, defeated
the AGNES 80 o bSr this ssaoP Pe
ING "a. 9 o'clock: The manaser Of the St;
the Acmes before Sunday at noon. For
4260-w and ask for BIZ.
The Silver Flash team will play the
Capitol City Camp Modern Woodmen syn
foy g. 6rG D. RDDAfn Fash Players oss
bsT3s cf bB F " T1. 2s2s5 ST. write Earl
The p, ge9rgani1sd MaF snas car d RSoG T
WIZ viii be a. the cardinal & SATISFY ana AA
c. at It Spades Park, All y p. 6. players
are asked to be at the Gla, Jnds AZ 2:3o
D. M For games call Belmont 0593-J
The Speedway Specials will play at
eleven out of thirteen games played this
year.
The Spades A. G. will meet the Y: T. Us
Sunday. Aug. % the Spades will play
the College Cubs.
The South Side Terrors will meet the
King Koffee team Sunday morning at Gar
field diamond No 3. A good game Is ex-
pected. The Terrors have lost but one
game this year. and that to the Wildcats
8 to z.
The Triangle Juniors desire game for
| Sunday with team playing IN the Lotto
16-year- old class. They have penny
for Garfield at $50. Call Drexel 1894
and ask for Harry.
The Acme Juniors will play the FlacA.
Vile Juniors Sunday at Rhodius Park at
3 80 b. m. The Acmes are without a
game for Aug. 20. Universal A. C.s.
Kelley Eagles. Triangle Juiors and Indian,
apolis Cubs take notice. Call Belmont
2OS5-M and ask for Claude.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston % games).
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The South Side Terrors will meet the
King Koffee team Sunday morning at Gar
field diamond No. 3. good game Is ex-
pected The Terrors have lost but one
game this year. and that to the Wildcats,
to T.
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF FRIDAY

FEATURES OF FRIDAY
r-x LUEGE the Washington infielder,
InI doubled in the eighth with the
* bases filled and beat the Yankees,
Sam Gray, star pitcher for the Athletics,
won his thirteenth victory when he set
down the Red sex, to 3.
Frank Snydere single with the bases
filled in the eighth gave the Giants q
5-to-3 victory IN the second game. after
they had beaten the Robins to Q. In the
opener.
Nineteen Cincinnati players, failed to stop
s sne woa an 10 'ae haidins ieur-
lead over the Giants.
Ken Williams hit his twenty fifth homer
with two on and helped the Browns bea
the Cleveland Indians. 10 IN 2, He was
hit on the head with pitched ball in the
eighth inning and had to retire
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First gaIne)

SH 1lTnBas 49,. 3SSS 1893 SS56SS--iS e t
Bell. skif: Reno. We're. Niles, Urban.
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For Title
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
E1Ew YORK. Aug. 49,
I'M Mickey Walker, worlds
9 welterweight champion,
signed a contract today with
Promoter Tex Richard to de-
fend his title against Dave
Shade, California challenger, in
the Yankee stadium on Sept. 20.
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M'TIGUE VS.. MARULL0
Former Lght-Heavy Champ Matched
In New York, Aug. rs.

BIZ United Prsss
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Mike Nc
Tigue. former light heavyweight
champion. and Tony Marullo. New
Orleans. have been matched 70 meet
in a ten-round bout at the Coney
Island stadium on Aug. rs.
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The Spades A. G. will meet the Y. P. C.s
Sunday Aug. % the Spades will play
the College Cubs.
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Two homers by rookie Leach. with one
on each time helped the Phillies down the
Braves IL to 8.
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The Speedway Specials will play at
Candy Sunday. The Specials have won
eleven out of thirteen games played this
year.
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Timely hitting combined with errors b.
the Cardinals gave the Cubs a 7-to-4 vic
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Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York
Boston at PThladelphia.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
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The Triangle Juniors desire game for
Sunday with a team playing In the 15-to--
16-year- old class, They. have permit
and ask for Harry.
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K FolsdS City 49,: SSS S S55S asd d5d-s e
Setback Snyder: Lyons. johnson, Gas
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Mcouaid was knocked off the rubber
II the second inning and Merritt relieyed.
whom the Indians staged whale OF
rally for 1--WE runs.
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The Y. P. Cs will play the Spades A.
G. at Spades Park. All y. p. C. players
are asked to be at the diap Jnds at 2:3O
D. m. For games call Belmont Oo93-J.
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The score was knotted in the sixth at
and s. but the Indians united II In the
seventh.