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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01
BY Johnny Farrell
written for the United Press

(Wrltten for the United Press
NEW YORK, May Putting is
my favorite stroke and, as it fol-
lows, the putter is my favorite club
This is true of a large number of
professionals, perhaps the majority.
The greatest pleasure of a novice
is to kill the ball and his first am.
hilton is TO cultivate drive that will
go a mile, but professionals who
make a business Of golf know that
putting is the stroke that wins or
loses.
Even the good golfers cannot al
ways keep the ball we'll on the fair
day and they can make up for a poor
drive with good iron work, but a
good driver who cannot work on
the green is far worse off. Hun
dreds of important matches and
many championships have been lost
by clubbing one putt on the green.
like the puster and the putting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01

There is a wide range of interest
in the race here Monday. May 81
The motors will be small. but the
speed is going to be a revelation.
There have not been enough little
cars tried out to say just what it
will be, but Bonnie Hill, who has
tried his, says he looks for an av-
erage speed of 1874 miles an hour on
tn aboard tracks. Speed that high
will not be made here because the
local course is Of brick, but it will
be sensational
More Work at Pits
Being the first year, there may be
more pit stops, always gratifying to
half the fans.
There are five foreign entries
three of which are sleeve valve mo.
tors. Motors of This type have been
making track records in Europe.
Besides the three sleeve-valves Of
Schmidt, there will be two cars en-
tered by f. A. Eldridge of London.
England. This is a sporting propo-
sition, pure and simple.
Eldridge has made the cars solely
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Berlenbach Must
Fight for Tex

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, May Paul Ber-
lenbach. light heavyweight cham
pion, must defend his title at Yam
kee stadium under Tex Richard S
promotion on or before June 10, the
State athletic commission has de
cided.
Berlenbach and his manager. Dan
Hickey. had been talking OF desert
ing Richard and fighting Jack De
laney at Ebbet's field for Humbert
J. Fugazy, who holds a contract with
the Bridgeport challenger.
Young Stribling will be given the
shot at Paul's title il Delaney does
not desert Fugazy, and go back to
Richard.
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Despite Sisters homer in the eighth.
Detroit managed to squeeze through Z
too victory over the Browns although
five St. Louis pitchers were used to stem
the Tigers attack.
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.1T Coffin course a few places
n remain on weekend sched-
ule and there is room for late
arrivals. George Stark, pro. is ready
for all who come. You are certain
to play on splendid links.
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Independent and
Amateur Baseball

Hills Camp baseball team probably will
open the season May Q. The team is un-
year and he claims the best club that has
represented HIS Camp. Teams wanting
games are requested to write the man
aser 1t Greenwood. Ind.
SHELBYTHLE. In4; MAY The
Shelbyville Nationals VII open the season
here Sunday against the Dickerson 4. b. C.s
of Indianapolis. The local lineup: Goett,
-; Birch. 20; Dale. 3b: Lambert ID; Reb-
or Leuty. 2; Reno or Hewes. p.
Holy Name baseball club of st. Cath,
crimes will play the Lourdes A. c. at
should take f. Washington car TO end OF
line. For further information call Stewart
115S.
The Edwards Au-stars a Negro semi
pro road team, will practice at Douglas
omen dates May 10 and % 1T Wayne.
South Bend and Richmond take notice.
Write Roy Edwards 1907 Columbia Ave.
or call Kenwood 3343.
The Acme A. As will clash with the
College Cubs sunday at RhOdius Park. 3
y. m. The A. As will practice Sunday
morning and uniforms will bc issued after
practice. 0Donnell. star, second sacher of
the A As. was elected captain at the
meeting this week. and Ray Adams bust
ness manager.
The Marion Cardinals will open the sea-
son Sunday az Martinsvilie against the
strong Artesau City nine The Cardinals
have strong club playing road games
only, and have open dates Nav g. 16 and
30. Address Harry NJ. Cruise. 1912 Wood
lawn Ave, or call Drexel 6634.W. All
players are requested to meet at johnson 2
drug store. Laurel and Prospect SIS. at
II 80 D. m. Sunday.
The Western Union messenger team will
play the Real silk club a practice game
Sunday at Riverside No. 9, II 30 n. m
Western Union players and tryouts report
at diamond at II o'clock. For games
city or State teams address l.. Wilson. IS
y. Meridian ST.
The Fountain Square A. A. will play
Tn indianapolis Midways at Garfield dia-
mOnd | at p. m. Sunday. All players
are asked TO report in uniform not later
than . y. m.
All Riverside A. A. ball players and
those wishing tryouts are asked to he at
diamond No. :. Riverside Park. Sunday at
= y. m.
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TRACK TEAM TO EUROPE
Cinder Stars 10 Tour After 4. 4. L.
Championships.
BU Upited Press

CHICAGO, May IA team of
American track stars will invade Eu-
rope this summer Immediately after
the A. A. L. championships at Phila-
delphia, according to Ivan Riley Of
the Illinois Athletic Club
Riley said lie would take Harold
Osborne Of the I. A. c., Roland
Locke of Nebraska, AL Van Martin
Of Northwestern and possibly Guth.
RE of Ohio State.
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team probably will
The team is un 10
Kelly Johnson this
best club that has
3. Teams wanting
D. write the man
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y. Y. MARATHON

NEW YORK, May 1.-Albin STEM
roos of Finland, who finished
second to Johnny Miles in the Bos.
ton marathon on Patriots day
heads list Of 1004 entrants, who
We're to start in the Bronx to city
hall modified marathon race this
afternoon. The distance is 1914
miles. Clarence De Mar. veteran
start, is another entrant. Miles is
back in Nova Scotia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01

At Broadmoor, George Soutar and
Bernie Lehman will endeavor for
the third time to have the grand
opening Sunday. Cold weather and
rain prevented the past two week
ends. Perhaps the third-time charm
will rule.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01

5OO-Mile Entries Close Tonight, but
Few More Are Expected In
Star Pilots Entered.

r. f. Pop) Myers secretary and general man
ager of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and Eoe Daen
bach, his assistant will watch the mails tonight
entry record will be broken for the foureen| 5O0mc
This afternoon entries had been received
and if the entries form tre will be all the from
to eight received the three days These will be
accepted because enan pOmarked midnight May gets
in 1n1nr thn
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Another willing mixer and agrees
sive boxer locally is Don Carson.
who will trade punches with Jimmy
McDermott, Terre Haute~ i'll an
eight-round scrap at TOmlinson Hall
next Thursday night. Don is in
clined to be rough, but he usually
gives ring fans action. He will meet
McDermott at 11S pounds.
Charley CHASER, Chicago, and Merle
Alte. Indianapolis, featherweights,
will battle in the main event Of ten
rounds.
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ONE GROUND BESS VICTOR
Bud Anderson Halted by Local
Negro Boxing Star.

In the main go Of the All-Negro
boxing show at the Indiana Theater
Friday night One-Round Bess. To-
cal scrapper, defeated Bud Ander-
son, Chicago by a technical k. o.,
when AndersOns seconds tossed in a
towel at the start Of the seventh
round.
Bess was knocked down twice. but
made a comeback and gave Ander-
son a severe lacing. Othe results:
Battling JOHNNY knocked out Battling
Jacob in the fourth round
Young Walcott Outponted Kid Flood in
six rounds
Kid Washington knocked out Young
Leon in the first round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01
OuM4X1uru1sIuY IYANS

Is 1t necessary that baserunner TO be
retired be touched with the naked ball by
the fielder making the play?
This query is put to me scores of times
each season. The rather, definite wording
of the rule is responsible for the many
disputes arising. II says q
The baserunner is out. If at any time
while the ball is in play he be touched by
the ball in the hands Of the fielder, unless
some part of his person be touching the
base TO which he is entitled.
The phrase touched by the ball, is a
technicality used TO argue that the runner
actually be touched with the ball.
1t is often difficult enough to determine
if player has been touched with the
hand holding the ball and next to impossi-
BILE TO always know whether or not the
ball actually came into contact with the
player.
Empires therefore give the fielder the
benefit of the doubt and rule the runner
out il the hand holding the ball touches
the runner.
Perhaps 80 per cent of the time the
naked ball doesn't touch the baserunner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01

Hills Camp baseball
open the season May q
der the management OF
year and he claims the
represented Hills Caml
games are requested [
ager II Greenwood Ind
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AUTO EVENT
Bonnie Hill Favorite in At
IantiC City Race.

BU Jnite1 Press
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May l.
Bennett HILL driving a Miller Special,
was the favorite in the inaugural
race at the new speedway here to-
day. In Fridays time trials Hill
set new record for board tracks
when he went at the rate Of 1897
miles an hour. Today's race, In
which nineteen drivers were entered,
was OF 300 miles.
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Wonder if any of the White
SOX fans have nerve enough to
tell Eddie Collins and Everett
Scott how to perform around
that second bag?
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YOUNG ED WALSH HURT
Son of Famous Pitcher Sprains
Ankle at Notre Dame.

III CUFIFU TTFNf Z
SOUTH BEND, Ind. May l.
Ed Walsh, son of the former White
Sox pitcher, sprained an ankle in
practice with the Notre Dame base
bali team and probably will be out
for three weeks. Walsh Is one of
the varsity pitchers.
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MERLE ALTE IS LOSER
Local Feather OutpOinted at East
Chicago by Lenard.

BU United Press
EAST CHICAGO. Ind. May l.
Henry Lenard of South Chicago won
a popular verdict over Merle Alte
Of indianapolis in a slow ten-round
scrap at 1872 pounds Friday night.
Neither boy did any damage.
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H. S. Baseball
Friday Games

Friday Games
Technical. 10; Shelbyville, (seven
innings).
Southport, IA; Manual 3.
Shortridge. II; Broad Ripple,
seven innings).
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ENGLISH BOUT
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MANCHESTER. England. May /.
Phil Scott. British heavyweight
champion. retained his title Friday
night by forcing Roy Mccormick to
quit in the tenth round.
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Holy Name baseball club of St Cath
crimes viii play the Lourdes A. G. at
should take f Washington car TO end Of
line. For further information call Stewart
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TECH PADDLERS SECOND
Emerson of Gary Wins High School
Swim Meet.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, May 1.-Tech-
nical High School swimmers Of In.
dianapolis finished second in the
invitational aquatic meet held at
the local high school pool here
Friday with Is points. Emerson Of
Gary won first honors with 16
points. other scores. Morton Rich-
mond, II: South Bend, 9; East Chi
cago. s: Greensburg, 5; Hammond,
?, Columbus, ..
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FENCING TEAM ARRIVES

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 1.-The British
fencing team arrived here today to
participate in the international foils
matches. beginning Monday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01
HOPPE WINS
BIZ Unitcd Press

NEW YORK, May willie
Hoppe bested George Moore in the
final blocks of their three.cushion
billiard match, winning the match,
800 to 284.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
eleven innings)
ST Louis 800 OO2 300 90 13 o
Chicago 49,. O1O 400 0@3 0l-10 Is 2
Sothoron. Reinhart. OFarrell; Blake
Bush Jones Hartnett.
Cincinnati .... 100 600 030-- 2
Pittsburgh 49,. O20 oil 1913 II 3
Mays. May. Day. Picinich; Meadows
Smith Gooch.
Ten innlngsl
New York .. 100 600 O3O o. 8 8
Boston - 100 900 POI ID II 1
McQuillan. Fitzsimmons. Snyder; Wertz,
Graham Hearn Genewich. Steiner, Gibson.
Philadelphia. 100 O2O OO1-4 10 2
Brooklyn ....... 200 40 O4"-S IL
Pierce Maun. Wilson: Grimes. Har
greaVeS.
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~ Coffin course a few places
II Al remain ON weekend SEIZED
ule and there is room for late
arrivals. George Stark, pro, is ready
for all who come. You are certain
to play on splendid links.
At Broadmoor, George Soutar and
Bernie Lehman will endeavor for
the third time to have the grand
opening Sunday. Cold weather and
rain prevented the past two week
ends. Perhaps the third-time charm
will rule.
Carl Gibbs, president Of the In
dianapolis Country Club. and Lee
Nelson have the course in mid-sea-
son shape. Roy Smith rapidly is
bringing Avalon along. Brenden.
wood and Meridian Hills courses are
in shape for the weekend cat
tack" Highland Golf and Country
Club course is sure to get plenty of
action. All is up to the weather.
George Morgan, assistant park
superintendent, took a jaunt to
Riverside, Friday. He wanted to see
how Chick Nelson was getting along.
George was more than pleased.
Chick has restored Riverside to its
former position of high standing and
rating.
Wally Nelson was all smiles at
Pleasant Run. He has visions of a
real weekend at the Irvington play
ground. The East Siders are pleased
with their new 18-hole course. 1t
probably would be better IL we said
"the old nine with the same num-
Der Of new holes added"
Manager Spencer Abbott OF the
Kansas City Blues might have the
ban on golf, as far as his players
are concerned, but that does not APP
ply to sports writer's and secretarys.
c. +. Mcbride, expert baseball critic,
and Harry Bernham, secretary, had
a little recreation over the Riverside
course. Friday. Both reported pleas
ant times to Chick Nelson.
Another faraway visitor at the
Riverside course was II. Loren Dris-
coll. Buffalo, N. Y. He will stand
back of the assertion that Indian
apolis has the best courses, taking
all things into consideration, in the
country.
Harry Schopp, South Grove, had
the mowers running over the new
dog leg fairways Friday. They sure
" add sport to the course. The new
green on No. has been top dressed
and the new tee on that hole at
some twenty-five yards back OF the
old spot.
Wally Nelson was a busy man
when we saw him Friday. In fact.
we didn't bother him. His date book
showed he spent time taking hooks
and slices. tops and all other com
plants out Of the lives of six golf
ers. At least, he attempted to bet
ter their games.
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Baseball Calendar
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo o. ........ @04 100 00I-s IS 3
Schupp. Pipgras. Hoffman,; Thomas,
Voolfolk. Frey, Johnson, Mccullough,
Hruska Heving
Minneapolis 400 OLA O30--12 10 Q
Columbus &c.,. 600 COZ 30 IL
Middleton Hubbel. Greene. Byler,;
Shea Fishbaugh. Zumbro. Ketchum. Bird.
Milwaukee ..... Goa 600 31O-s II 2
Louisville ...... 900 col 400 1
Gearin. Sanders Young Holley. lineup,
Dcberry. Wilkinson. DeVormer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington $50. 100 600 100 .
New York Ill. 200 001 40'-7 10 0
Coveleskie. Marberry, Tate Shocker.
Collins
Boston ......... 900 900 Q02-2 !
Phil adelphia ... POI 200 0O'-5 l
Ehmke. Lundgren. Wiltse. CASTOR,
Bischon. Gray, Cochrane.
Detroit ........ 800 003 o10-7 10
St Louis ...... 100 01O 020-6 IL l
Johns Dauss Basser Davis Gard.
Wingard Vangilder. Schang.
Chicago ........ 600 900 1923 12
Cleveland ...... O2O 600 600 ]
Lyons Connally, schalk; Smith, sewell
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MERRIAM Is SWIM STAR
Local Youth Takes Two Junior Titles
at Louisville.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May Jack
Merriam. representing the Indianapo-
lis a. c.. won two junior national
titles here Friday night in a swim
meet by taking the 1OO-yard free
style event and medley. John Nicker.
son Of the !. A. G. was third in the
100-yard race.
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With the Majors

The Brooklyn Dodgers. with Burlcigh
Grimes hurting his first victory of the
season. jumped into first place in the
National League Friday by virtue of an
StO-4 victory over the Philies while the
Giants were trimmed again by Boston. 5
TO 4, in ten innings
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BUSH M :. N
L. | III E-U =
CT a n G :. =
0Wnie Strives to Get Tribe
Back in Stride-Bur-
we'll Today.
BY EDDIE ASH

With two defeats against them on
the home lot in as many games, the
Indians were wondering today what
it was all about. The boys suddenly
lost their batting puncN with men
on bases after coming in Off the road,
and. added to that, the defense has
not been functioning properly.
Therefore, with the weekend at
hand, Manager Bush decided to
shake up the lineup for the third
struggle with the *. c. Blues this
afternoon.
Also Here Sunday
The Blues are here Sunday also,
and they will be followed by the Mil.
waukee Brewers Monday.
Bill Burwell was slated to face
Spencer Abbott's mon on the mound
this afternoon and Florence was to
catch.
The new batting order, Manager
Bush stated this morning, will be
NIctAlIltNH. lOltls OH MILES, Dltpiltil-
son. Holke, Florence Rehg, Schrei-
Der and the pitcher.
The Blues downed the Indians Fri.
day, to ), when the Tribe defense
went to pieces. Henry, Morrison
and Reynolds hurled for the home
team and Evans and Hargrove for
the visitors. The Blues banged the
ball and they were helped to some
runs by Tribe errors.
Pick and Grigsby
Pick of the Blues got a home ran
and two doubles. and Grigshy poled
double ard two singles to lead the
Kansas city attack. Holke and Flor.
enCe we're best for the Indians. the
former getting a double and triple
and the latter two singles in a pinch
that drove in runs.
The Bushmen have dropped to
fourth place in the A. A. standing
and Manager Bush Is using strong
efforts to get the FASTENERS back in
their stride. IT is unusual for a ball
team to win on the road and then
slump at home. Stephenson and Rus.
sell. two big fellows figured to hit
heavily, have gone into a batting
slump.
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DERBY WORKOUTS

SpTing-iike weather at LOuS.
vile in the last few days has aided
the trainers in conditioning their
horses. On Friday Recollection
vent the full Derby distance for
re first time in ZIP. The big
, DIT was eased up in the last six
ieenth.
Roycrofter, which ran second to
Carlaris in the Tia Juana Derby,
worked a mile and one-eighth in
1851 %. Rhinock went six fur
longs in TIA As.
4 new event has been added
to the program of the kokOmO
High School relay meet held to-
day. 1t is called the "0ne-half-
mile team race" Each school
will be represented by a team
Of four men and all teams and
all members of each team will
start at the same time and all
run One-halR mile. The scoring
will be as in crOss-cOuntry--
the team with the lowest score
wins first place.
EDO. It isn't a typographical
IN error. Brooklyn is leading
CJ the National League. Some
birds. those Robins They are
flying high and were on the top.
most perch after Fridays victory
Every one in indianapolis who
follows sports knows the player
largely responsible for the lofty
position Of Uncle Wilbert's club.
Pitcher Petty won four of those
nine victories.
Wonder if any of the White
SOX fans have nerve enough to
tell Eddie Collins and Everett
Scott how to perform around
that second bag?
%ss
Melilo, the ball player with the
mellihuous name, is playing sec
ond base for the Browns.
Marty McManus was shifted to
third by Manager Sisler. St. Louis
has been a Disappointment so far
in the American League race.
With a club going bad the re.
cruits get a chance.
1t is now up to Mr.. Mellilo to
show how he burned up the A.
A. with sensational fielding at
the keystone sack. Opportunity
has knocked. Right now is the
time to grab that tickle lady.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

State Normal, IS; De PAW, 3.
Bowling Green Qky). Normal, 5
Evansville, 3.
Michigan, 3; Syracuse. 0.
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In the junior circuit. the Yankees. in
sDired by Ruth's fourth homer. s!urged
their way 10 another win at Washing
toms expense. TO =. tightening their
hold on first place. Cleveland lost 10
Chicago. 3 to =, as a result OF a ninth
inning White SoX uprising. which Melted
two runs,
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Hng DatIed Tor Morrlson IN elghth.
Dues UlU Ul0 -Ul
Indians .,........... 001 100 030-5
Home-run-Pick. Three-base hits -
Evans, Holke. Two-base hits-Grigsby.
Holke Pick .. Sacrifice hits--Yoter
Branom. Nicholson. Stolen bases-Mur
ray, Matthews. Double plays-Evans to
Murray TO Branom. Left on bases-Blues,
10; Indians 8. Bases on balls-Of Evans
out-By Henry. q; by Evans. g. by Rey-
nolds. L., Hits-of Henry, Q in in:
Morrison, in | inning: off Reynolds. 2
in l inning, off Hargrove, 2 in la in
ninRs Winning pitcher-Evans. Losing
pitcher-Henry. Time-2:23. Umpires-
Powell and McGrew
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SANDE, MAYBE

1t is rumored that the famous
Sande has expressed a desire to
ride Bubbling over, apparently be-
lieving the race may be two
horse aaffir between Pompey and
the Bradley 3-year.old.
Joseph +. Widener has first
call on Sande's services, but it
is unlikely that Widener will
have an entry. keene brothers
have second call. and il Champ
de Mars starts Sande will have
that mount. At least, that is the
suppOsitiOn. If that colt does
not show enough class to start
the famous Earl may have the
Bubbling Over mount.
Whatever horse Sande rides, it
will get a play" from those who
always wager on Sande, no mat
ter if he rides a three-legged ami
NAL. His victory on Flying Ebony
last year was a stunning surprise.
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The worlds champion Pirates drove
four Cincinnati pitchers from the mound
and romped off with a 13-to-4 victory.
inning.
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The Yanks winning streak now extends
seven games while Brooklyn has taken
six in a row.
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The Cubs took a smuggling match from
the ST. Louis Cards. in which thirty one
hits were made. by putting the winning
Of the HornsbS crew hit " homer in P'' tbs
second but the Chicago rally in the late
innings oYercame the Cards early lead
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Cleveland
Detroit at St Louis.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York al Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.