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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15
Four Hoosiers
Qualify

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, June 15.--Four Indi-
ana golfers qualified at Calumet
Country Club here Monday for the
national open golf tourney at Co
lunbus, Ohio, next month. w. B.
Hutchinson of Elkhart led the Hoo
siers with a 154. J. G. Collins OF
Kokomo shot 1877.
Wallie Nelson of Indianapolis and
Leonard Schmutte of FIT. Wayne
nosed into the "picture% with 1853
each, which tied for nineteenth po-
sition-the last to be counted.
Only nineteen golfers were sup
posed to qualify in this district, but
by a ruling of the officials the five
who tied for last place qualified.
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DIS TRICT
M {. ct AT
C. O r r | NJ
Second Round of Three Day
Meet-GOOdriCh Leads
Golfers at Start.

The second round OF the Indian
apolis District Golf Association tour
ney was held today at the Cofrin
course. Eighteen holes were TO be
played today and the same number
on Wednesday at Broadmoor. COM
plotting the threp-day meet.
on Monday az the Indianapolis
Country club Fosdick Goodrich Of
the Avalon Country club turned in
the low net score OF g. He shot a.
gross IS, and had handicap OF 10.
Ed thinner OF the Country Club
shot a II FOR low gross. Jack Tuiie
and Bill Reed had gross totals Of a.
King, Hufrord. Grant and Tut
were tied for second honors In n,
scores with - each.
Monday scores:
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When Manager Ownie Bush of the
Indians said goOdby to his ath-
letes in the Twin Cities. Sunday
night, and they realized he must re-
turn home to undergo an operation
for acute appendicitis, every mem
Der of the EIoosier squad went to
Owhie personally and promised to
hustle just the same during his alb
sence as they have been doing with
him present.
We'll try to win consistently, "
they said. Ito help encourage you
toward an early recovery" Fact
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ROUND
Women in Final 18 Holes at
Riverside.

The last round of the Indianapolis
Women's Golf Association handicap
tourney was played today over the
Riverside course.
In Mondays play Mrs. Gage Hoag
and Mrs Everett Agnew tied for
low net with scores of SO. Miss
Elizabeth Dunn had the low gross
with 102.
Mondays scores:
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c. Price, Melvin Wade and j. Pol
lock all tied for second, with scores
OF 81. Wade missed some short puts
on the water-soaked greens when he
had a chance for an 80. Price, with
80 a possibility, providing he could
score four on the last two, blew up.
He was playing under the tension
of winning low medal and in the
rain. He shot an "a.
In the one-hole play-off this morn
ing for second, third and fourth
places in the qualifying round, Pol
lock took second with a four, Price
won third with a six and Wade
fourth with a seven.
Second prize won dozen P. D. @.
Lee Company balls; third, a. Silver
Strain sweater donated by Smith,
Hassler- Sturrn sporting goods store
and a golf bag, given by the Gus
Habich Company, went to fourth low
medalist.
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City Horseshoe
Statistics.
League Standing

Tonight Schedule
Diamond Chain at Central Indiana
Power.
Van Camps at Citizens Gas.
Fairbanks-M orse at PRIEST -O-Lite.
Merchants Heat and Light at lndlanapo-
lis Light and Heat.
Werner OF the Central Indiana Power
team ia now leading the individual scorers
with 81 ringers In nine Eamca.
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A. B. C.s AND CUBANS
Negro League Teams Clash; Dayton
Marcos Are Coming.

A s. C.s and Cuban Stars, mem
bers of the Negro National League
western division), We're to clash at
Washington Park this afternoon.
Rain forced the postponement of
Mondays contest at Washington
Park.
The AS iowned the Cubans Sat
urday and in the double header on
Sunday The Dayton Marcos will
play the A. f. C.s here Saturday,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. There
will b.. Il twin bill Sunday.
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Around the A. A.
BY Eddie Ash

BY Eddie Ash
Second game of the Indian-Saint
series at st. Paul today. The
Wednesday fracas has been set back
in the schedule TO permit the Saints
to play an exhibition contest with
the New York Yankees, featuring
Babe Ruth.
Frank Henry was a Dutch Mas
ter" Monday and BANKED Nick AL
lens aggregation, 6 to o. allowing
only five hits. The Hoosier twFler
copied off two hits for himself.
The Indians scored in the opening
inning Monday, on doubles by Voter
and MunsOn. Two more Tribe tai
lies were registered in the fifth and
three in the seventh.
Joe Wyatt poled "A homer over
the left-fieid sence in the seventh.
Elmer Voter collected three dou-
bles. He was moved up in the bat
ting order and blew himself to a
large afternoon.
Acting Manager Sticking didn't
get~o one safe, but he was credited
with two sacrifices
Grover Hartley swatted three sin
giles in four trips. Matthews beat
out a bunt to get in the hit column.
Ralph Miller handled eight
chances at shortstop, but went hit
less.
st. Paul FASTENERS practically
were helpless before the dazzling
stuff uncorked by Henry. Only two
Saints saw" third.
While dashing home from third in
the seventh. Henry and Catcher
Hoffman collided and the Saint re.
ceiver retired from the game with a
bleeding nose. Mccarthy finished
the game back of the plate for the
home team.
Minneapolis nosed out Louisville,
3 TO 6, at Minneapolis. Monday.
Duncan was struck by his own foul
ball and retired for repairs. Ford
Of the Millers got a homer with
two on.
Columbus was easy for the Blues
and Kansas City breezed through.
Tony Faeth was no puzzle. Mccain
got two doubles and two singles for
the losers and Pick four singles for
Kansas City.
The speeding Brewers and Toledo
Hens were held idle by rain Mon
day. Milwaukee is out in front OF
Louisville by pa games and ahead
of the Indians by six games.
Paul Florence. former Indian,
tripled in the ninth Monday and won
the game for the Giants over the
Cincy Reds. He also got a single.
Monday was gala day for for
mer Indianapolis FASTENERS in the
majors. Riggs Stephenson clOuted
two home runs for the Cubs to help
down the PhiIlies. At Boston, Eddie
Brown inserted a triple during a
rally and aided the Braves to a
victory over the champion Pirates.
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Junior Golf Today
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT

CHAMPIONSHIP FLlGHT
First Round)
J. Merriam defeated H. BENJAMIN 8
and z
T. Brady defeated J Taylor. z and g.
R. Yount defeated r Fisher. 2 and l.
T. Pottage defeated F. Dickinson, D
Rov Mann defeated J. Riley. Z and 6.
j. Conner defeated M. Mcintyre. Z and g.
H. Beeson defeated 5. Pattison. ] up.
M Stone defeated H Burton. 8 and g. .
N. Ewing defeated c. Granneman, 8
and s.
o. Allen defeated William Reed Jr.. up
Cahill defeated Roberts. 4 and 2.
Bob Wenzel defeated Fillenworth. L up
nineteen holes).
CONSOLATION FLIGHT
r. RAIDER defeated McGennis, s and z.
Blackwell defeated Cangany, ? and l..
Hick man defeated Kennedy L UP (mne-
teen holes)-
Ameter defe'Aed Parr. up nineteen
holes)
Levi defeated Manningi 1 up.
Daveny defeated Wright, : and q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15
Weller TITLE SCRAP

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 15.-George
Levine, Brooklyn, will get a chance
at the worlds welterweight title at
the Polo Grounds, July 8, when he
battles Pete Latzo, champion, oyer
the fifteen-round route. It will be
Latzo's first defense Of the crown
he won from Mickey Walker last
month.
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Fight Card Tonight
AT FIT. HARRISON. $3.50.

Jimmie Finley, Louisville. VS.. Floyd
Hyberg. Buffalo; ten ROUNDS AT $50
pounds. 80 e.
Eddie Staten, Louisville. VS.. Sig
Zwick, Milwaukee,; ten rounds at 100
pounds.
Young Jack Dillon Cincannau' SIX
Allen Watson. indianapolis. W.
Johnny Richie. New Orleans; six
rounds at 12S pounds.
Johnny COble. Indianapolis, vs..
Farmer Jack. Indianapolis; four rounds
at l35 pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15
GREW SHAKEUP

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, June IS.
With the intercollegiate regatta
only a fortnight away. Coach Glen
don of Columbia has announced .
shake-up. demoting five OF the oars
men in the varsity eight.
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sOUTHwORTH TRADED

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 15.-Billv
Southworth. Giants outhelder, has
been traded TO the ST. Louis Card
nails for Heinie Mueller, also an out
fielder.
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SO Youths Qualify for Champion
ship Flight-Jack Merriam Low
Medalist With Score of 81.
BY Dick Miller

Thrysx youthful golfers who turned in between 81
and 01 South Grove Monday qualified for the champion
ship flight of The indianapolis Times nvatonal nerscholasc
tournament and competed the first round of match play
today Monday eighty junior players played in the quail
flying round the largest entry list in history for such city
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ANOTHER ONE!

Bv United Press
NEW YORK, June 15.-Miss Mil
lie Gade, who failed to swim The
English channel in 1921, sailed to-
day for France to make another at
tempt this summer.
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VEENKER TO MICHIGAN

bU UUITfH PFt8S
GARY, Ind, June 15.-The posi-
ton of football, basketball and track
coach at Emerson High School was
vacant today, following the resig-
nation of George F. Veenker Veen-
ker will join the coaching staff 1T
the University Of Michigan next fall
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15
LOUISVILLE BOXING

BIZ United Press
LOUISVILLE, June 15.-Results
of fistic bouts here Monday: Joe
Pagalina outpointed Billy Cecil;
Jackie Dugan outpointed Paul Al
len; Charlie Shine outpointed
Frankie Jones'
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.... 100 O20 300
St. Paul ......,.. 600 600 600

Two-base hits-Yoter. 3. Munson Hem
ry,. Vera. Home run-wyatt Sacrifices
Ter "a Sticking to Hoike. lei on, oase5-
Indianapolis, 5; St. Paul. 9. Bases on
out-By Heary. .: by Kolp. /. Umpires-
Murray and Connolly. Time "a.
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RAIN HATS SCRAP

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 15.-Phil Nc
Graw. Detroit. and George Balduc.
Lewiston. Me-. /lightweights, were
forced 10 postpone their Monday
bout on account Of rain.
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Catcher Hank Gowdy, who was re-
lieved of the Columbus management
several days ago, has been claimed
by the Toledo Hens. Columbus asked
waivers on Hank after appointing
George McQuil.an to succeed him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15
DRAW AT CANTON

BIZ United Press
CANTON. Ohio, June 15.-Young
Montreal and Henry Leonard, ban
tamweights, fought a twelve-round
draw Monday.
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SHADE TO SANGOR

BV United Press
MILWAUKEE,, June 15NJoe
Sanger and Joey Clein, Milwaukee
boxers, mixed in eight rounds Mon
dav and the former won by a shade.
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The Indianapolis Keystones defeated the
Columbus Independents at Columbus. 6 to
2. Aufderhiede held Columbus without
hit until the sixth inning Next Sunq gay
games address w j. Schoch. 739 Lincoln
ST or nhoua DreXel 5390-R.
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The indianapolis Meldon Club a strong
next Sunday and wants to schedule some
strong State club at once. The Meldons
have won seven out of eight games over
strong State opposition and have one of
the strongest teams travelling out OF In
dianapolis. For games write r. J; Stehlin,
918 Olive ST. or phone DreXel 3O79-J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15

The Marion Cubs will meet at 1906
Prospect St. tonight. The Cubs defeated
the ChristaPmore Juniors II to ,s g. r csI
Drexel 1000 and ask for Milton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15

The Spades downed the Mapletons at
Spade Park. 10 to ). Next Sunday the
Spades meet the Martin-ParTy Club at
SPADES Park at p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15

The Midways defeated the .Oakhill Re-
serves. 2 to 0. Pierson pitched great ball
ten men. The Midways will meet at 1875
State ST. Thursday, at 1880
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Baseball
Calendar
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
St Louis at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York.
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The Hitess Wonders we're defeated by
the Polka Dots. to g. The Hitless Won
ders desire games with fast teams playing
in the 16-1S-year-old class. Call Drexel
2545 and ask for Paul.
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The Dooley Reserves walloped the
Schreiner, veteran pitcher Of the Reserves,
had nine strikeouts to his credit, and not
The winners will clash with Noblesville at
Noblesville next Sunday. A special bus
will take the team. leaving at IL 80 from
the clubhouse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15

r-F we could play tennis and
wanted to send in our entry
for the thirty-ninth annual.
tournament of the Western Lawn
Tennis Association to be held at
Woodstock Club courts under the
auspices of the Associated Tennis
Clubs of Indianapolis, we would
write something like this to
Johnny Hennessey, who is in
charge of entries.
Dear Johnny,
If somebody besides myself
has to win the meet you are the
one Id like to see turn the trick,
but then one can not help being
a trite selfish in matter of
this kind.
@You win the city tourney
every year. anyway. There is
one long, lanky individual
don't want to win the Western.
His name begins with I and he
drinks the same between games.
1t is UP to somebody to upset
this gentleman. Here's more
power to the younger genera
ton. Wray Brown and George
Lott can cause anybody plenty
of trouble. Hope Alfred Chaplin
also decides to enter
Can somebody prevail upon
Alonzo to come here. He Is
fighter. But the main idea is to
beat that long, lanky player. If
you can't down him, get some
body here that can.
That's a tough assignment,
Lut you're the chairman of en-
tries. It's part Of your job.
See you at Woodstock next
Monday.
The A. A. u. should investigate
a couple of organizations in In
dianapolis. The Horseshoe League
has been running in a bunch of
ringers lately. Then there is the
Crooked Creek Gun Club.
C~7OCHET,S victory in the
i French tennis tourney was
~ a popular one as Cochet is
a poor worker while his opponent
is the son of millionaire who, on
the eve of the championship
match, gave Rene a $1,000 auto
mobile.
Cochet played smashing tennis
of the Tilden variety, winning by
a deadly attack, which over
whelmed Lacoste- The loser
fought desperately through eight
deuces against the match point in
the eighth game, finally winning
that game Cochet, however, con-
tinued his excellent play and ran
through the set and match
%%*
1t seems hardly right to speak
Of a score which led the golf
qualifiers at Calumet Monday as
a Loos effort. But it surely was
Loos playing-Eddie Loos, him
self, not a moving picture. His
score of 147 was low.
EV1HILE two Hoosier golfers
wv were lucky to qualify at
Calumet Monday, others
were just as unlucky. Wal1ie Mel
son of Indianapolis and Leonard
Schmutte of FIT. Wayne got in
on tho ,,ino+ ooptb r1aco tia wit n
scores of 159.
However, George Stark and Lee
Nelson of indianapolis had scores
of LOCUST one stroke too many.
Dick Nelson had a score of ISL.
The golfers were under a ter
rifle handicap because of severe
storms that swept the course. No
one could remember a more hor-
rible daV for golf
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hitch. Hairy schopp had, the, course, Il,
fT sway sehopp 5d she esf
toners starting at tees six and ten to
avoid conflicting with the youthful golf
experts.
Many fathers hauled their sons to the
late to to the the office to watch the young fam
lily golfer drive away from tee one
Lieut.. George Naylor served in his ca
pacity as starter and referee in fine style;
He settled all questions to the point ana
N IA knows low SG the boy Side of lie. He is
physical training instructor tor at Shortridge
this tournament such as Naylor and
Schopp-
Monday Scores
F. oBrien; SO; Nevillc, Ewing 81 !, Mel N
Mason go P2n Birch 1o7 Jack Merrs lag
Roy Mason, SO: Don Manning. 1903, (
BeesSn 92 Mollno M, K RseG r Fi e
e E. G Ssi l. Tg1S!ce4 FL FizgeEad REQ tsr
RadovGo wthdrew 1871 O. Rolg AeiD T He go
Alien Allen Morrison. "a: F.. Kennedy. 1o4; H
Benjamin, SO; George Butler 115i. s. SUI
l10Sgfn 90 coddn sfedy l29 & M MISnafGl
I9$s: + Ps%da 1Ss 3; Wright. io !. d W
Roberts 9s DeyaqTy anr nTr liz s Tom
Pottage. IS; j. Riley, 90 Richard wenzel
sS B. Wenzel. So ao ward Burton tSdro, SO
Thomas GoeTs Sc II patti soes a L. Dick
i IN mlns s9; r. McGinnis To- Charles Parr
101 A. Rabenstein, 102; F. eStackdale,
Levi 1o1: william Roberts. 9s: Black
we'll 1os. WIism Forsythe 81 F. f Ame-
90 I Common % and g Anderson %,
D.. Bowman. David Thomas. G. Riley
and j. Grimes failed 10 turn IN cards and
" Charles Dorset, e (1s b hoIIes With.
q. Hicks. SO (13 holes, Withdrew
Martin. As % holes; withdrew; b. MIL
Ter. so % holes, withdrew
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Riverside A. A. defeated the Martin
Parry team at Riverside 13 to 7.
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The Tartar A. IS defeated the O'Hara
Sans in q double-h header at Riverside Park
by the scores-of to and 10 to 4.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS


AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville ...... 200 0Q4 000-6 II /
Minnesfapolis oo2 060 CO.'S II o
GoD MSdetoS HGsy Meye Bye De-
Columbus ..... 600 900 800 - 2
haFP sesh ci Harris Me eES i5 Bu%oyicS Meus
Toledo at Milwaukee. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ...... 030 900 0QQ-3 g 2
Pennock. Beail.. Brsxton. Collins: Rob
ertson, Wingard. Vangilder, Dixon.
cleveland f04 100 o0!-5 Ii 2
Rommel Heimach Pate. Cochrane, Fox
Levson, Shaute. Wyatt.
Boston ........ 600 600 4so-7 Q o
Russell. Ruffing. zaRniscr. Biscbor
Whitehill Dauss. Collins. Manion. Woodall.
Washington at Chicago. rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SGincinnpatl $50. COG 999999 d29-s 10 ]
Ne Don aRrK Picinieh oh: Sec Scott Meoufllan
Davies. Florence.
S. S.od L9qIs 49,. 1I92 900 oo3o-s II 2
Bell. :, Reanhart johnson. HuntElnger,
f SBsssslDbi, Q Q6G SsOOSS q 9Sdss i {!
Bush. Osborn, Hartnett; Bentley. Ulrich.
Knight, Henline-
R Rn.;sS SSSS99 6dSsSS SOSc!!-s 8 3
Yde Gooch Benton. Mogridge. TAYLOR.
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Independent and
Amateur Baseball

The undefeated indianapolis Light and
Heat team won its eighth straight victory
from Fairbanks Morse. Bra1ghton. Parks
and Flynn of the Light and Heat hit
bone run each in the first innnig and
of the Light and Heat team pitched
fine game with Bob Kelly receiving.
The Acme A. AS are without a game
for Sunday and would like to hear from
some fast, local team. The College Cubs,
and Y. NJ. S. take notice Call Belmont
1901 and ask for Bill after D. M
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cH9e Hishi HAND az Avalon; isGl South
Grove. tD Indianapolis: (Ml Meridian
Hills: lB) Broadmoor: (PR) Pleasant
Run: wv Woodstock.
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The Shanklin A. &C. defeated the Polar
Ice and Fuel team. IL to /. Mcfarland
of the winners struck out seventeen men.
For games with the S. A. G. call Belmont
1854 after z D. m.
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MATCH PLAY STARTS IN THE TIMES JUNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
the DOPE
Bv A'EDDER GARD

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tive League Thursday evening at 7:45 at
Smith Hassler Sturm s.
AZ, me Sahm Motor SERVICE team defeated
the Sahms will play the Langsdale A. AS
at Pennsy Park. For games call Drexel
6674 and ask for Arthur Sahm-
BRIDGEPORT. Ind, June 15-Bridge-
port defeated the Real Silk nine. & to 2.
Next week the Western Union team plays
at Bridgeport
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st. Louis 1O2 600 O2O-5 IL 2
Brooklyn 49,. 800 oil OBS IL 2
Bell Reinhart. Johnson. HuntZinger.
O'Farrell: McGraM- Hargreavea.
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The standing of the Peerless League is
DC fo110wa.
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Chicago .... 042 200 001-9 IA l
Phfadelphia 49, 400 200 1907 IA .
Bush. Osborn, Hartnett: Bentley. Ulrich.
10Th
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Monday was gala day for for
mer Indianapolis FASTENERS in the
majors. Riggs Stephenson clouted
two home runs for the Cubs to help
down the PhiIlies. At Boston, Eddie
Brown inserted a triple during a
rally and aided the Braves to a
victory over the champion Pirates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-15

The A. A. u. should investigate
a couple of organizations in In
dianapolis. The Horseshoe League
has been running in a bunch of
ringers lately. Then there is the
Crooked Creek Gun Club.
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It seems hardly right to speak
Of a score which led the golf
qualifiers at Calumet Monday as
d, Loos effort. But it surely was
Loos playing Loos, him
self, not a moving picture His
score of LAT was low.
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-01
Man Sleeps Like Log
Eats Anything

after taking Adlerika | can eat
anything and sleep like a log. 1
had gas on the stomach and could
not keep food down nor Sleep"
(signed) r. c. Miller. ONE spoon
ful Adlerika removes GAS and often
brings surprising relief to the
stomach. Stops that full, bloated
feeling. Often brings out old waste
matter you never thought was in
your system. Excellent for chronic
constipation. Winslow Drug Store.
Coming-A Knock Out-Best Ever.
Ice on the sidewalks means the
The Winslow mail., 1926-01-01
The Many Snake Myths
Based On Superstition

Superstitious fear of snakes. has
led to persistent belief in various
baseless myths about the habits OF
different species The hoop snake
and "stinging snake" traditions are
among these. The hoop snake is
credited with the power to form
itself into a hoop and roll in pur-
suit Of it's victim with racehorse
speed If the victim lodges and
a trees is struck by the hoop snake,
the tree is said to be sure to die.
That any snake could place it's tail
in its mouth and roll along is mani
festly absurd and anatomically i'm
possible. says biologists of the
United States department of agri-
culture.
The stinging snake myth appar-
emily originated more than 200
years ago. 1t was based on the
appearance of the horn snake,
which is harmless. The tail of this
snake has the shape of a horn or
spike, but it is quite incapable OF
piercing or stinging anything
The so-called glass or jointed
snake, people think, can break into
pieces when struck and reassemble
itself later if it's head has not been
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NAL is really legless lizard, which
like many other lizards, has the