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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
BIZ NEA Serrice

BIZ AEA Scrrice
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The
American and National League pen.
nant winners have met twenty-five
times in world series combat. The
American has thirteen victories to
it's credit against nine for the Ma
-,onal.
The first playoff was staged in
1904 The Boston Red Sox and Pitts
burgh Pirates clashed that year.
The Red Sox won.
There was no series held in 1904,
but in the following year the Giants
and Athletics went to the mat. The
Giants won, taking four of the five
trays. This was a most unusual
classic in that in every game the
losing team was BANKED.
In 1906 the famous "hitless won
ders" Of the Chicago, White Sox
startled the entire baseball fraternity
by defeating the stellar Cubs. The
Pale Hose won four of the six tits.
In 1907 and 1908 the Cubs came
back to whip Detroit. The Cubs
won the first year by taking four of
five games. the opening brush end
ing in tie. The second fall Detroit
busted through with lone triumph
in the five embroglios.
In 1909 Pittsburgh and Detroit
staged their memorable series, the
Pirates grabbing the honors four
games to three, winning the decisive
combat, so. This was the series in
which Babe Adams broke into i'm
mortal fame by turning in three. vic
tories.
The 1910 playoff was a walkaway
for the Athletics. Mack's boys
tripped the Cubs four games to one.
The following year the Athletics re-
peated, beating the Giants four out
of six.
In 1912 the Red Sox and Giants
clashed. The series went eight
games. Boston won four to New
York's three, the other resulting in
a tie. The Giants sought to atone
for their failure that fall by beating
the Athletics in 1913. But when the
smoke of battle had cleared away
the Macks were out in front, four
to one.
In 1914 the Boston Braves threw
a wrench in the Mackian machinery
and set the baseball world to gos-
siping by downing the Athletics four
straight times.
The>1915 playoff' was a cinch for
the Red Sox against the Phillies
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Variety of Sports
at |. A. c.

Opening Of the classes in the In
dianapolis Athletic c-s'b gym will
be held oct. 10, according 10 ne
announcement of the physical di-
rector, Pep" Krantz. These classes
will contain instructor and recrea-
ton in all lines of indoor sport for
men, women, boys and girls.
The gym has been redecorated and
additional equipment installed. The
handball and squash courts have
been re-decorated. So proficient have
become many of the 1. A. c. hand
ballers that it is planned to enter a
team in the singles and doubles in
the national handball tournament.
Many volley ball tournaments will
be held and it is planned TO have
the State volley ball championship
played at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club.
f. Stag night" is planned month
~ at the 1. A. G. in which a series
of boxing contests will be conducted
with amateurs only entering. Bouts
will be arranged for boys of all
classes.
Howard Wiggam. heavyweight boxer
ing instructor At the <. q. lie G plans O 4n-
der direction of the athletic committee TO
deyelop an /; A. C, boxing team: Fencing
will be taught at the /. A. c. by PROBES
sor lie MAR
Swimming will be large part. on .physi-
cal training and recreation. Rich ard Pap
enguth.. late of the University of Michi-
gan swimming team. is the instructor.
Bowling also will form a most impor-
tant part of the sport activities at the
/. A. G. The alleys have been resurfaced
The American and National Leagues have
been reorganized. with o. A. Tislow presi-
dent of the National League and DR.. l.. 4.
Wineinger secretary. Fred j. -Ostermeyer
Is president of the American League and
Peter F. BafZ secretary treasurer.
Captains of the teams are: National
! w; C9de. Il. F. ,l Hill: II /. QrlGpp; = x
American. 7. C; Henddrieks, Al C. 0stsT-
r. j. Ittenhach. Peter Bali.
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A big parade in which several
bands, high officials and employees
and the champion teams Of both rail-
roads will participate will be a fea-
ture of the big New York Central
Lines and Pennsylvania railroad
championship baseball game at
Washington Park here Saturday.
The game will start at 2 p.l m.
The Avis Ohio band of the New
York Central Lines and the Altoona
shop band, both ranked among the
finest railroad bands Of the country,
will be here to furnish music jointly
with the Indianapolis Division shop
employees band of the Pennsylvania
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RY Dick Miller

Indiana College football teams
did what they expected to do Satur-
day. They did just what every one
else thought they would do, with one
or two exceptions.
Butler had little trouble romping
over Earlham, 3S to O. Earlham is
not nearly as strong as last year
Not by six or seven men. Red
F'romuth starred for Butler. He is
a fine ball carrier.
At Greencastle the Tigers of De
PAW, had a tussle getting away
with % to victory over Danville
Normal. De PAW is a great deal bet.
ter than last year. and the closeness
of the game for an early season one
went to show the real strength OF
the team that Ralph Cook has as
sembled at Danville.
Cooks team played through last
year without defeat or being scored
upon. He has several new men this
year who have not got into the ma
chine vet
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Baseball Calendar

Second Camel
D 5ess9R ....: 60 60 GO SSS o SSi5 II
-, wingfeld CASTOR Kneish. Collins.
C Wb9}ss8ston oo S4 go go oo99o!-4 e !
i, Jones. Marberry. LOTUS. Thomas. Ruel;
Connally. McCurdy.
(First Game)
New York 80, 600 o 600 COL 70 2
Ruether, shocker Collins; Falk. Har-
grave.
(second Camel
St. Louis . 002 100 03'-6 IL 0
shawks;y: Jones. skiff; wingard. Har-
First Camel '
ccIH evsfanG : oooooo YYooSS Yo9IS g
Ehml1e. Pate .Cochrane: Levsen. Hud-
lin. Shaute. Sewell.
Second Camel
cIeHefsnG 66S Soo ccoooo-o = 9
walberg Perkins Buckeye Smith.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Stnd hDpis 9966SS ooSoSS SSoc99-l 8 !
Bell. Hallahan. Warwick; Donohue. Pic
mich.
(First Camel
Chicago ..... 900 900 DOLL 3 3
Brooklyn - O20 600 1913 10 o
:, Bush Kaufman. Hartnett. Gonzales;
Vance. Deberry.
(Second Game: eight innings; darkness)
Chicago . 001 900 10-2 8 8
Brooklyn ....... 400 101 0'-6 s o
Jones Osborn. Cherry; Petty. oNeil.
First Camel
Philadelphia O20 900 O0O-2 9 2
New York ..... 020 Dol 00'-3 10 1
Dean. Jonnard; Fitzsimmons. Cummings.
(Second Game)
Philadelphia 80. 100 100 600 3
New York 49,. 100 200 00'-3 8 A
Mitchell. Henline; Greenfield. Cummings
(Only games scheduled)
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Boxing Tonight
AT roMLINsON HALL, 8 80

Ten Rounds-Chuck Virgins. Indian
apOlis. VS.. Chief John Metoduah. Hutch
ins0n. Kan; heavyweights-
Eight Rounds--Ge0rge Mulholland
indianapolis. VS.. Jimmy MahOney, Chi
cagO; heavyweights.
Six ROunds --Fnnkie Jones, Indian
apolis, VS.. Soldier Jack Mccullough. Ft.
Harrison; middleweighte-
Four ROunds-Billy Myers, Indian
apolis, VS.. Soldier shannon, TT. Har-
rfsOn; light heavyweights.,
Four Rounds-Red Halloway, Indian
apolis. VS.. Cecil Hurt. indianapolis;
welterweights.
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BASKET GAMES DESIRED

The Rushville Independent basket
ball team has organized with the
Same lineup as last year and is now
ready to schedule games with indie
pendent teams in the State. For fur
Their information write Gene Kelly,
Manager. Rushville. Ind.
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NO UPSETS IN OPENING
STATE GRID CONTESTS
Bue., Wabash, De Paw and Other FavorteS Turn in
Victories in First Games. Il So

down at Merem, Ind, fer several
Gays working them cut at football
ca@F. They are in prime condition,
Purdue, Indiana, Metre Dame,
HanaFsF, Muncie Normal, MeFem,
and Manchester, were idle Saturday,
They open their season next week
end. Purdue goes to Annapolis TO
take Oh the Navy team, Pat Page
and his Indiana team acts as host
to the De Pauw Tigers. Metre
Dams opens with Beieit,
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GUN CLUB RESULTS

William B. Burford was high in
the singles of the weekly trapshoot
Of the Indianapolis Gun Club Satur-
day, breaking ninety targets. A
high wind and cold weather kept
scores down. Burford also was high
in the handicap with twenty out of
twenty-five from the 22-yard line.
Burford, Ensminger and smith tied
in the doubles with II out of twelve
,,oi,.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-27
HAGEN RETAINS TITLE
Walter Wins Pre- Golf Honors Third
Straight Time.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
GARDEN CITY, N. Y, Sept. ~
For the third successive year Walter
Hagen, is champion of the pro.
fessional golfers. He defended the
crown successfully Saturday against
Leo Diegel in the final match, win
ming handily, 4 and 3.
To retain his throne. the mighty
Hagen" defeated Joe Turnesa. Dick
Grout, Pat Doyle, Johnny Farrell
and Leo Diegel. He was never hard
pressed at any stage Of the tourna-
ment.
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PRO CLUBS TIE

BV United Press
GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept. 27.-The
Chicago Bears, and the Green Bay
Packers battled to a 6-to-6 tie before
the greatest crowd. that ever wit
messed a professional football game
in this State.
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MULLER'S TEAM BEATEN

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Brick Null
ler's California Buccaneers, profess
sional football club. was beaten by
the Chicago Cardinals, Is to 0.
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First Camel
ELWOOD WINS

BIZ Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind. Sept. 27.-The
Elwood American Legion football
team defeated the Shelbyville Eagles
here Sunday, Ia to 0. Johns and
w. Haas scored touchdowns for the
winners.
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Normal I'm Tie

Indiana State Normal of Terre
Haute, went over to Charleston,
ILL.,. to open the season and met its
equal. The battle ended, 90. Coach
Arthur Strum had his Normalites
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BUSHM G m /
w | N . u p
Indians Split Twin Bill With
MiIIerS to Close Season I
Boone Shines. !

The A. A. campaign drew to a
close Sunday and Ownie Bush fln1
ished his Indians in second place for
the third consecutive season. Mil
waukee was third, Toledo fourth,
Kansas City fifth, st. Paul sixth,
Minneapolis seventh and Columbus
last. Louisville bagged the pennant
many days ago.
Danny Boone, Terre Haute twirler
purchased by the Tribe, blanked the
Millers in the first fray Of Sundays
double-header, 2 to 0, and that vic
tory assured the Bushmen of the
runner-up position because Milwau-
kee dropped the first fray of a twin
bill at Toledo.
In the wind-up at the ball park,
Manager Bush played short, Trainer
Pierce second and Sindlinger pitched.
Sindlinger is the youth from Pat
ricksburg.
Reb Russell went to the mound I'M
the sixth inning of the closing
fracas, but the umpires called the
game after the Millers batted in theI
sixth and the score reverted to the
fifth, Minneapolis winning, to 4
The last contest was more or less
of vaudeville sketch because there
was nothing at stake and many of
the athletes were eager to catch
trains homeward bound. Matthews
was permitted to leave Saturday and
he was not present for the closing
hostilities Sunday. r
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SECOND GAME
Give innings: called by agreement.)
MTNNEApOT "a

Minneapolis 49,! .......''''' 2yV w
Indianapolis ............... Ito lis
Three,bass hitsM1 ,Y EEi 6nsTo r,Tawo.
Emmer to Black to LOTUS. Left on bases
-Minneapolis. /; Indianapolis. D. Bases
out-By Hollingsworth, L; Passed ball
Ainsmith, /. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ano
Derr. Time-55 minutes.
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Kruger batted for Mccain in ninth.
A taAT
MINNEAPOLIS

Sacrifice hits-Emmer. Miller. Voter
(2). Stolen bases-Loftus. Emmer Dun
can. Left on bases-Minneapolis 10; IN
dianapolis. g. Bases on balls-Om Nc
Cam, Z; off Boone, g., Struck out-70By
Mccain. 8; by Boone. p. Umpires-Derr
and Magerkurth. Time 40.
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Tho Indians scored their two runs of theI
first fray, Sunday in the sixth inning Rust
sell reached first when Kenna dropped hisl
pop fly, Fisher walked and Emmer threw
out Rehg. Russell scored on Millers sac-l
rifce fly and Fisher scored on Schneider 81
single.
The MllIers loaded the. bases in the
eighth. but Boone worked hard onl
Kenna and tossed hlVa out to retire the
aide.
the indians got only Ave hits off Me-
Cam. a southpaw, Schneider collecting
three OF the number.
The Millers got eight safeties. but
Boone kept them scattered.
Boone pitched three games for the In
dams since coming up from Terre Haute.I
He lost to Kansas City TO o. beat St.
Paul. 9 to ], and knocked off Minneapo-I
liz. 2 70 o., He looks like a. sure winner
for the Tribes staff next season.
Louisville and Toronto start their little,
worlds series, in Toronto Tuesday. .Gamesl
will be played on the grounds of the In
ternational League winner Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday. FRI
day has been left open TO take care of a.
postponement, If any. After Saturday thel
clubs will move TO Louisville. Five vic
tories decide the winner. Umpire James
of the International League and McGrewl
of the A., A. will officiate. The winning
team probably will play series with the
Pacific Coast League champion.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
(First Camel
Earsas City :. Q04 500 gals 81 3
Columbus 80. 900 900 600 0 6
linn. Shinault; Lyons. Picard withem.
Lackey.
Second Game Seven Innnigs)
Nsnsas City ....' go III 0-10 9
Meme Snyder: Harris. Picard. Burke.
First Camel
Louisville ..''' 900 oYo 600 8 Q
Meade. Hoffman; Dawson. Koob Meyer.
(Second Camel
St. Paul .... o03 600 001-4 10 Q
Louisville ..... 00C 900 600 4 S
johnson. tresner; Wicker. Meyer
(First Camel
Milwaukee .. 600 900 50O-5 8 o
Toledo .,...... 010 100 400 10 0
Jonnard. Gearin. Sanders McMenemy;
McNamara voolfolk MCCULLOUGH. Maun.
N(second Camel
Milwaukee ~. Q02 005 0Q3-10 "A 1
Toledo ..... OIL 900 101-- 8 IL 2
Robertson. Young: Frey, Mccullough
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Game)
B bessoh .. ... S0Y 90 22S2y9-1I IL &
zahniser. Weller. Heimach. Moore:
Gibson. Manion.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Cleveland
(No other games scheduledD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA at Boston.
(No others scheduled)
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1870 n. Y. Ave Main e327.
home: modern; large front and side porches
5 acres 81 ground: this is wonderful prop
~er,h ahout 8 | 81 500 ,1"sa csah bssnc,
20l McGill Bldg Main 1891.
New--.5 rooms and bath bungalows. ex
ceptionally well arranged. oak hoore. open
fireplace. elect lights cabinet Kas range
Large. light cellar with laundry trays. Sc.
lected residential section. near boulevard
$500 to SO. $50.
small cash deposit and monthly payments
Very comfortable bunSalow 4 room. and
alcove. elect. lights. furnace heat. Large
lot. fruit and shruhhery. Well developed
section. near boulevard and cars.
THE RIvERDAf.E PHRK COMPANY.
Phone Hyattsville "S1.
RivcrdaIe. Md.
ONLY $3.50 CASH.
Attractive new bungalow: balance real
s..ssy payments: vsrv large lot. Phon. Main
Evening star., 1926-05-27
RENT-Bt)STNESS PROPERTY.

"nt.r at Snylnes. n" 'aif:s ii:trict GrcRGE
Evening star., 1926-05-27
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

PROPERTY WANTED.
II you want TO SELL your property. lust
try us
RIDGWAN & CARY FR.
Main l4as 1919 n 81 NV
Peoples Ins Bldg, 2nd Floor Front.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
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QUICK MONEY

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HOMES; THREE DAYS TO C0MPLETrE
COURTEOUS sFRVFE
{. r. WARING.
1915 r ST. NV. MAIN aI7c.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

RENT HOUsES-FUR. & UNFUK.
DESIRABLE s.R DWELLING. PARTLY
furnished overlooking Nerd, an Park h. VIII >.
slec. am, bargain. $50. See isnitor 11Oa
l4th nv. Or rhone N. 17cs. ?: asa 2.
NAVAL OFFICER GOING
abroad wishes to rent his house.
located in most exclusive sec
ton, fur. or unfur. : lowest rent
in neighborhood. Apply
Randall H. Hsgner & Co.
1921 Conn. Ave. Main 970O.