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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
UNI PIRE HURT
Finneran Knocked Out by
Bottle Thrown by Fan.
By Times Special

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 17.-Um-
pire William F. Finneran of the
American Association was knocked
unconscious Tuesday when struck
on the head by a pop bottle thrown
by an unknown fan.
In the sixth inning Of Tuesdays
contest here between Milwaukee
and Columbus teams, Finneran
called out Nicolai at the plate when
the local player tried to stretch a
triple into a home run. A bottle
came hurting from the stand and
Finneran was struck before he
could dodge the missile.
Players rushed to the fallen UNI.
pire's side and stopped further
trouble. Police were unable to To-
cate the offender, but intend to con
tinue an investigation.
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BAT t. = S
Gene on Tour-No Hopes of
Meeting Dempsey for
a While.
BIZ Times EnecinI

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, June 17.-Gene
Tunney has no hope Of fighting
Jack Dempsey this year and very
little desire for that matter. Realiz-
ing that another twelve months Of
luxurious living and idling will bring
Dempsey into the ring with an un-
broken three-year stretch Of in
activity behind him, Tunney is
unwilling to force a match for the
championship this summer and de-
vote the interval to the concurrent
tasks of perfecting and collecting.
Gibson Arranges Dates
Billy Gibson, who lost one meal
ticket when Benny Leonard got fat,
but picked up another when he
purchased Tunney's contract for a
pint of shillings, has arranged five
dates for Tunney within the next
six weeks or two months.
Gene will go on tour, upsetting a
selected group Of top-heavy tumblers
for exercise and profit. beginning
with a bout at East Chicago, Ind,
Will Llly iii Jill Vi
Omaha. His next patient will be
Italian Jack Herman, the sleeping
beauty Of Hackensack, N. j., who
used to be Luis Firpo's favorite part
ner. Kansas City will be the site OF
Herman's titantic slumber, and July
3 the date.
st. Paul Booking
Rochester, N. Y, St. Paul and
Toronto will be the next three stops
on Tunney's tour.
In the fall or winter Tunney
probably will fight the winner of the
Harry Wills-Charley Weinert bout
OF July 2. Tex Richard will try to
entice the winner into a match with
Tunney at the new Madison Square
Garden, and thereby build up the
war veteran for a magnificent pro-
motion at one Of the bal yards when
the flowers bloom again.
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Independent Baseball

The Dean Brothers baseball team de
feated the Keyless Lock Company. 10 10
Q. in seven innings. Paterson was in hne
Saturday Dean Brothers play the Indian
apolis Light and Heat club at Jameson
Park.
TRADERS POINT, Ind. June 1.-THE
Rural Red Sox play here next Sunday.
On June % Fortville Grays will be seen
or the local grounds.
The Arsenal Cubs will meet tonight at
124 E: Walnut 81 For games With the
Haase. Southern A. c. is requested TO call
above number.
The Acme A. AS will practice tonight at
Rhodius Park and Manager johnson has
asked all players to be on hand.
The Universal A: C.s have been
strengthened by some Manual players in
Guiding Nield. southpaw pitcher: Foster.
f 6s@Per BsFth p. star, Is another new
member.
The, Crescent Stars. colored club. has
open dates fortune 21 and July and D.
Indiana Travellers, Fortyille and Blooming
ton AXE notice. The Crescents have won
Walton s3S Minerva ST.. or call Lincoln
3043 after p. m.
The Invader ball team will meet Thurs
day evening at I9s w McCarty ST.. at
7:30. The Invaders want games on June
%, July 4 and any Sunday in July except
July 8. Richmond. Franklin, Nashville
Martinsville Upton and Kokomo take no.
tice. The Invaders will play Zion Evan
gelical at Rhodius Park diamond No on
Saturday and at Mooresville on Sunday.
For games. write Earl Munger, 939 Lynn
St.. or call Circle SOLO.
indianapolis Tigers would like to book a
game with a fast State club for Sunday.
Connersville. Seymour. Batesville. Rush
vile. Richmond and others take notice.
Write C. schott. 81 E. Raymond St.. or
call Drexel 7773.
The Modern woodmen viii play at wal
nut Gardens next Sunday Brownies
! Eberg. Hildebrand Pringle. Robbins. Nc
Ilvane and Hendricks are requested to re-
port at Garfield diamond No. Friday at
| $50 p. m. for practice. State clubs de-
string games address F. Stark 900 Wright
| St.
The Marion Cardinals will hold a meet
| in gat 1912 Woodlawn Ave. tonight at
| 7:30. Sunday the Cardinals will play the
| Southern Grays at Five Points.
The ST. Anthonys Y. P. G. will hold an
important meeting Friday night at 379 n.
Warman. at s o'clock, All players must
attend this meeting. For games call Bel
mont 22S1-R.
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MOTION PICTURES

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Riggs Stephenson, heavy hitter, is
one Of the new members Of the
Blues. and there are other new
faces with the Lavan crew. There
fore, the K. C.-Tribe series is ex-
pected to provide some red hot en-
tertainment for Washington Park
goers.
No Game Today
Saints and Indians were held idle
Tuesday when a downpour just be-
fore game time flooded the field,
and today was another holiday for
the athletes. Groundkeepers were
busy early this morning putting the
diamond in shape, but gave up the
job when the thunderstorm shortly
before noon again put the field out
of commission. Club officials there
upon postponed today's contest. and
therefore when the Saints make
their next visit to Indianapolis two
double headers will have to be-
played.
Owing to the heavy rain Of Tues.
day, Washington Park was not In
shape to bear up under more water
today and for that reason the club
directors decided at noon that III
would be unwise to attempt base
ball this afternoon regardless pGl
p. m. weather conditions.
Saints Won Both
In the two games played here, st.
Paul finished on the long end each
time, and Manager Allen was
pleased to see his team emerge from
the slump It fell into previous to
visiting Indianapolis. The Saints
open a series in Columbus Thursday.
Johnny Hodapp, youthful Tribe IN
fielder. who was struck on the head
by a pitched ball during batting
practice Tuesday. was reported in
good shape today. A high. fast pitch
thrown by Ned Niles knocked Ho-
dapp unconscious and he was out"
for few minutes. He was bothered
with head pains and dizziness Tues
day night, but felt o. X. today, ac-
cording to Manager Bush.
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Nut Cracker

" MEXICAN FLAG, SON OF
Al MAN o. WAR, WON THE
4 BELMONT STAKES. 6.
HE'S ONE KID WHO DOESN'T
DEPEND ON A RICH FATHER
FOR HIS LIVING.
Mr.. O'Goofty attended the Yale
Princeton ball game and was great
ly impressed. 'It was fine to
hear those boys sing old Nau-
sau,'" he relates.
Having been an acrobat in days
gone by 1t is not surprising that
Young Stribling is, advancing by
leap and bounds.
DeHart Hubbard of Michigan
jumped 25 feet 1913 inches the other
day. Probably getting out Of
the way of a cab driver.
1R. TILDEN'S TRIUMPH
mi OVER ALONZO THE SPAN.
w lard AT TENNIS PROVES
AMONG OTHER THINGS THAT
WE'LL WE'LL BITE, WHAT DOES
T PROVE?
The attendance at the Yankee
games this year has fallen off near
Y 40 per cent. In other words
il has shrunk along with the Babe S
waist line.
If 1t is true Dempsey is doing a
song and dance act on the stage
then you can be assured he'll
never fight again. Some one
will shoot him.
It's probably a good thing Waite
Hoyt is an undertaken. The
Yankees will need him to bury their
pennant hopes pretty soon.
MOLLA MALLORY is IN THE
MIDST OF A NEW WINNING
STREAK. 1T WILL CON
TINUE UNTIL SHE HAS HER
ANNUAL MATCH WITH HELEN
WILLS.
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Eddie Roush +cored from first on Bress;
ler's single in the ninth inning and
brought In the run that gave the Reds a
6-to-5 victory over the Robins.
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NAVY STRONG
May Be the Crew to Defeat
Washington.
BIZ Times Special

DIV IJFtC0 ppOCtUP
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June II.
Perhaps the coaches are merely
playing smart poker, deceiving one
another as to the true condition OF
their crews, but %on the surface OF
things the great University of Wash
ington boat-load confronts a strong
challenge in the varsity race of the
Regatta which will decide the inter
collegiate rowing championship
again next Monday over the four
mile Poughkeepsie course.
Washington, winner of last years
race. and favorite for that reason
among others, was sent over the full
distance ir a trial run Tuesday.
Rusty Canow, the coach OF the
huskies from the far West. clicked
them at FL minutes 38 seconds and
was not satisfied even though 1t was
the first time trial of his boys since
thew reached the Hudson banks.
The Navy's eight had done the
same trial In just Fl minutes the
day before and 1t is generally agreed
that the boat that beats the Navy
will win the race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17

The Crescent Stars. colored club. has
open dates fortune 81 and July and 3.
Indiana Travellers. Fortville and Blooming
ton AXE notice The Crescents have won
elk cut of seven games Address H. c.
Walton. s3S Minerva ST., or call Lincoln
3043 after D. m.
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p r OF
+ EAT UR 9
MATCHES
Double Wind-Up at Fort
Next Week-Risko Pun
iSheS Andy Carr.

A double wind-up will be served
flstic fans at FIT Benjamin Harrison
arena next Tuesday night, the fea-
lures being ten-round scraps be-
tween Sidney Click. Indianapolis,
and Joe lawson. Milwaukee, and
Ray Hahn, Indianapolis. and Tommy
Milton. Louisville.
The semi-wind-up June % will be
six-round encounter between
Royal Cox, Indianapolis. and Billy
Cecil, Louisville. Two prelims will
be arranged.
Risko Shows Power
Five bouts were staged at the
Army post last night and in the main
event John Risko. Cleveland heavy
weight, smashed his way to seven
round victory over Andy Butch
Carr, Toledo. Carr had taken so
much punishment he was out on
his feet and his seconds tossed In a
towel to cave their game boy from
being fiattened.
Risko displayed great strength and
aggressiveness. Carr didn't have
much but a heart. and he was lucky
to stay seven rounds.
The semi-wind.up between Jack
Dairy and Spider Lewis was an
eight-rouud draw, with very little
action shown. 1t was bad match.
Fast Six-Rounder
Ripple Wilson outpointed Eddie
Smith in a thriller Of six rounds,
Wilson scoring two knockdowns
early in the fight. Smith did come
back and the bout developed into
a wild affair that had the fans on
their feet. 1t certainly was a slug
fest filled with action every second.
In other prelims Oscar Gardner
and Billy Moore fought six tame
rounds and Kid Chissell outpointed
Kid Sullivan in a four-round COM
coy act.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17

~HESE two Penn State fresh
men hope to follow in the
- footsteps Of their illustrious
fathers, the late Jake Daubert and
Sherwood Magee, famous baseball
players of other days. Each is
reputed to be star, young Dau-
bert being a first baseman, as was
his dad. and Magee an outfielder,
as was Sherwood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
RIVERS TAKES COUNT

BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY, Kan, June IL
Joe Rivers, midget Mexican scra p
per, took the count In the eighth
round Of a scheduled ten round bout
with Pete Sarniento here Tuesday
night. Harold Plude and Harry
Wallace boxed ten slow rounds and
Mike Ballerino, junior lightweight
champion, successfully defended his
title against Bill Henry, Brooklyn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17

The Universal A. Cs have been
strengthened by some Manual players in
Guiding Nield southpaw pitcher: Foster.
second baseman, and Elmer Foster.
Damper. Barth Pl. star is another new
me m her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17

Leaving home for an invasion of
the West. the Giants had lead Of
seven games, and they looked like
a cinch for the championship. They
stumbled and now their lead has
been whitfield to two and one-half
games, their bench filled with in
jured players and their pitching staff
shot.
Two Clubs Squirt
Meanwhile the Pittsburgh Pirates
and the Cincinnati Reds shot into
high speed. The Pirates have closed
in on the Giants by winning nine
out Of their last twelve games and
the Reds have showed the Brooklyn
Robins out of third place by win
ming eleven Of their last twelve
games.
The sudden transformation Of the
Pirates seems to have been brought
about by the injection Of fighting
heart into the team.
Cincy Pitchers Shine
The success of the Reds is due
II Utmost entirely to good pitching, as
sThere are only three players on the
team who are doing any kind OF
hitting.
The American League still looks
like a battle between the Philadel-
phia Athletics and the Washington
Senators. The two clubs are still
separated by half game. Some
critics are expecting, the Athletics
to blow up, but they are still play
ing the aggressive game that got
them away TO such good start.
Walter Johnson, the old noble, is
still the mainstay of the Senators.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
MAT BOUTS ARRANGED
Reynolds and Matsuda Again-Fish-
baugh to Grapple Lane.

With Jack Reynolds and Matty
Matsuda already signed for the fea-
ture match Of the wrestling show at
the Broadway Theater, June %,
promoters Tuesday completed ar
fragments for Leslie Fishbaugh,
Newark, Ohio, welterweight, to
meet George Lane of Omaha, in the
semiwindup.
Lane will meet one Of the toughest
welters ever to appear here when
he takes on F1shbaugh and a victory
will assure him a ranking with the
topnotche%s.
Jack Reynolds has returned to
Chicago and will train steadily for
the windup match here, in which he
will meet Matty Matsuda.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
WANT TO TAKE A WALK?
Dan O'Leary, Veteran Pedestrian,
Invites Youths to Take Jaunt.

Dan O'Leary, veteran walker, who
is in the city training" for his 100
mile walk at Cincinnati on his
eighty-fifth birthday, wants some
company on his jaunt to Shelbyville
on Thursday. He invites Youths Of
the city who think they are good
at the walking game to accompany
him.
O'Leary plans to walk around the
bases at Washington Park twelve
times approximately one mile) next
Sunday in nine minutes and thirty
seconds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
SIMPSON GOLF VICTOR
Former Hoosier Champ Wins Lum-
herman Title at Chicago.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June 17.-Defeating
more than 100 lumbermen golfers
from all parts of the country. John
NJ. Simpson, Terre Haute, Ind. won
National Lumbermens title here by
turning in a score of 71-73-144.
Simpson. former Indiana amateur
champion, took the lumbermen' 8
crown last year also.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
YALE, 25; HARVARD, Is

BN Tnited Pre8s
NEW HAVEN, Conn. June H.
In weird game that reminded the
old grads of football. the Yale var
sity nine defeated Harvard in the
first game of their annual series by
a score Of % to Is. There were AZ
hits, is passes and nine errors in the
box scores. The game was played
Tuesday,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
GENARO GETS DECISION
Marks Proves Easy-Marullo Stops
Johnny Klesch.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 17.-Frankie
Genaro. American flyweight cham.
pion, won an easy ten-round de-
cision from George Marks, New
York bantamweight. Young Marul
10. New Orleans light heavyweight.
stopped Johnny Klesch, Cleveland.
In the eighth round. Pete Latzo.
Scranton welterweight, won a ten
round decision from George Levine,
New York. The bouts were held on
Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
THE KINGS HORSE WINS
AlOysia Takes Queen Mary Stakes
at Ascot Track.

BIZ Times Special
ASCOT, BERKSHIRE, England,
June 17.-Royal Ascot is the gayest
in years. To make the opening day
a complete success Tuesday the
sun shone AMI King Georges filly.
Aloysia. won the valuable Queen
Mary stakes by length. A royal
victory at a royal meet always is
popular and the tens Of thousands
Of spectators joined in noisy APP
proval as the royal colors came down
in front.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
BARRETT TO MEMPHIS

BN Tnffpd Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June IL
Bobby Barrett, utility infielder, has
been released by the Brooklyn Rob-
ms to the Memphis Southern League
club. Leo Hartline, young catcher,
was released outright to the Knox
Vile club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
Rid STOPS GOOZENIAN

BIZ Times Special
VERNON, Cal. June 17.-Bud
Taylor of Terre Haute, Ind, won a
technical knockout over Ernie
Goozeman of Milwaukee at Vernon,
CAL, Tuesday night in the seventh
round of a scheduled ten-round
battle. Goozemans seconds tossed
a towel in the ring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
VETERAN sSHANO,

The release of John "Shano" Col
Inns by the Red Sox marks the pass.
ing of one Of the oldest players in
the American League in point of
service. Collins came into the main
tent in 1910. He played with the
White Sox before joining the Bos-
ton brigade.
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j Harrison Ring Results
TUESDAY NIGHT BOUTS

Johnny Risko (1SS) defeated Andy Carr
t1s7) by a technical knockout in the sew
2gE Dairy .1 1Sg' ro and Spider s. ar5 Lewis
Ripple Wilson (135 " defeated Eddie
Smith t137) in six rounds
Oscar Gardner (146) and Billy Moore
Kid Chissell 1850 defeated Kid Sulli-
van (137) in four rounds.
Referee-Grammell. Terre Haute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
SCOTT SOLD
Washington Secures Vet
eran Shortstop.

BU United Press
WASHINGTON June 17.-Everett
Scott, shortstop Of the New York
Yankees, who holds the worlds rec.
ord for playing 1907 consecutive
games. has been secured by the
Washington Senators at the waiver
price.
He war to appear in the world s
champions lineup today in place Of
Roger Peckinpaugh, who is nursing
a bad leg.
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The Iron Hand

BB United Press
CINCINNATI, Ohio. June IT,
Virgil Barnes. New York pitcher,
was suspended indefinitely and
sent to his home by Manager Nc
Graw for breaking training. Barnes
was said to have appeared after
midnight at the hotel in Pittsburgh
with q snrained ankle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
An 'M' After "a Years

Bp United Press
CHICAGO, June II. - Judge
Francis Borelli waited here today
for a parcel post package contain
ing a big sweater with the IN"
Of Michigan. awarded to him
twentyfour years after he pitched
his last ball for the Maize and
Blue.
A technicality in 1901 prevented
BorelH, star twirler, from re-
ceiving the emblem then.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
LUNDY SEEKS ACTION
n. Y. Boxer Here After Bouts In
Lightweight Class.

Johnny Lundy, New York light.
weight, is in the city seeking ac-
ton in bouts at FIT. Harrison and
over the State. He fights at 1875 to
140.
Lundy has met several we'll
known boys in his class and recently
campaigned on the Pacific Coast
He got his start in Toledo as a
prelim performer when Jack Demp-
sey knocked out Jess Willard in the
worlds heavyweight title bout,
Lundy will start training at one
of the local gyms in anticipation
of getting an early match.
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BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June led
O'Dowd, Columbus bantam, knocked
out Eddie Coulon of New Orleans
in the second round of their SEIZED
uled twelve-round bout Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
Doc Lavan's Team Opens Series Here
Thursday = Muddy Field Forces
Postponement of Saint Finale.

The Kansas City Blues that has done recent
back the American Association will invade Washington Park
Thursday open series with the Indians Doc Lavan's
will camp here four days The Blues raled the league
for number of days and then rallied and in fourth
place with a percentage of 800 r
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Ksn .ss City 49, SSdd 9SSS99 1893 : 2
Messenger. shinault; Tunney. Frey.
Schultz.
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Reitz. shff Leverett. Bird.
E E5HRsaRfe. S SSd H6S SS.1S g Z
Dumont. Middleton. McGraw. wirts;
St. Paul at Indianapolis. rain.
q, AMERICAN LEAGUE
R Rew York -. 998 iSSSS 6S99-S 3 /
whitehill. Bassler; Pennock, Hoyt, Ben
cough.
e gn.;ss $500. EE65SS SS99S ooSSo.ll 3 z
Robertson. Grouse; Ehmke. Picinich.
M 81; bGnls S S00S SooS 1913 8 I
Giard. Dixon: Johnson, Ruel.
f eS;isss1Sais 22ssS SSS SQY YY539.-131 &
Rommel. Perkins.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
10 innings)
New York 0Oo OLE Ill 2-11 II 3
Pittsburgh :. 1913 900 600 4-13 20 Q
Huntzinger. Greenfield, McQuillan, Wis
ner Nehf, Snyder; Aldridge, Kremer,
Meadows. Smith.
f13 irnings)
Boston O10 010 020 600 81 13 3
Chicago 600 10I 200 900 O. II /
Ryan. Cooney. Gibson: Cooper, push.
Gonzales.
St. Louis 900 002 40s-6 10 o
Ring. Belts. Carlson Couch, Wilson.
Henline: Kaines, O'Farrell Schmidt.
BROOKLYN 900 500 OOO-5 10 8
Cincinnati ..... 010 010 022-6 15 l
Petty. Osborne Taylor: Rixey wingo.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AAIrRIcAN ASsnCIATInN

St. Paul at INDIANAPOLIS postponed
wet grounds.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
McGraw's Job No Cinch New as Pirates
and Reds Speed - Terrific
Flag Struggle Promised.
BY Henry L. Farrell

NEW YORK June 17.-Impending collapse of the New
York Giants making of the National League pen
and supplying of the big features the matur
ing baseball
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CASEY AND HENNESSEY
DEFEATED IN DOUBLES

q
EAST BOURNE England, June lin the Anglo Amer
lean lawn tennis matches here today L. A Godfrey and
Wheaey Brtishers beat Ray Casey of San Francisco and
John Hennessey, indianapolis 40 ga. liz 4-6 and 6-3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
mo other game scheduled.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston two ganles).
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Washing ton.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-17

Flagstead's hit that was CARED by the
wind into a double knocked in the run that
enabled the Red Sox to beat the White
Sox. Q to 1.
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The Cards swept the series with the
Phils bv taking the last game. 8 to 4.
Managers Hornsby and Fletcher were given
the gate for one fast round of fistiealffs.