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New Britain herald., 1927-06-08
BOYS ADRIFT THREE DAYS

Apia Samoa. June s R>-Muchas
a small boy slips away with a circus,
Swami. Is year old native lad,
left the Island OF Upolu with a
mission conference a few years ago.
Recently he was blown back home
in a storm which caught his small
boat and carried him out to sea,
while he was attempting a trip Of
mile between villages. He was
adrift three days and nights with.
out food and much Of the time ter
rified by savage looking sharks.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08
DROPS CHARGE AGAINST GIRL

Tho street walking charge against
Miss Mildred Conger Of this city has
been nolled In superior court. The
young woman was sentenced to the
state farm for women after hear
ing In local police court, having
been arrested as she alighted from
an automobile on Commercial street
at an early hour In the morning.
She appealed the decision Of the
local court.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08
Funerals
Joseph Schweitzer

Funeral services for Joseph Sch
weitzer OF so Hawkins street were
held this morning at o'clock at the
funeral parlors Of John J. Tarrant
on East Main street. Rev. Charles
Coppens conducted the services.
Burial was in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08
TRAINING ship IS
Returning IN TOW
Alexander Hamilton to Be Re-
paired at New London

New London, June R1With
weather and sea conditions Ideal and
a fine breeze filling her sails, the
coast guard training ship. Alexander
Hamilton. In tow Of the coast guard
destroyer Ericsson today twas max
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08

Canada Is surpassed only by the
United States and Great Britain In
per capita wealth.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08
Wall Street Briefs

Various companies comprising
the Standard Oil group will distrib-
ute cash dividends amounting to
$54.275.766 in the second quarter
this year. a new high record for
any previous corresponding period,
it Is shown in . compilation by c.
H. Pforzheimer and Company. spe-
cialists In Standard OIL securities.
Dividends for the first half Of the
year will exceed 100000
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08

Directors Of the Simmons Com
pany Will hold special meeting in
Chicago on July 7 to discuss retire.
ment OF the s5,so2.So0 OF Z per cent
preferred stock at 10. aind $1es, 900
Of bonds Of subsidiary companies.
There would then be no senior Sc
curities ahead Of the 100000
shares OF common stock.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance. S127,l26,674.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-08

Net sales OF the Hartmann Cor
poration for the five month this
year were s7,5os.9es, q decrease
from the same period OF 1925.
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BUCK EYE
TOUR EY
ALL s = 7
Many Famous Track Stars
to Compete at Column
bus Saturday.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 22.-
Never before in the brief history of
the Ohio State relays has such a
large number of star athletes ap-
peared as will compete in the
fourth annual Buckeye meet at
Ohio stadium Saturday.
The university, college and high
school divisions have drawn large
entry lists than ever before. Teams
from the Atlantic seaboard as far
West as Iowa, and as far North as
Minnesota, will compete Saturday.
All but one Western Conference
school have entered athletes.
For the first time in the history
Of the event foreign team will
participate. The invaders, from
the University of Havana, have men
entered in both the dash and hurdle
races.
Holders of worlds Olympic and
American records and any number
Of champions of the Western Con.
ference and other similar athletic
bodies are entered.
Fred Alderman, co-holder Of the
worlds record for the 300.yard dash;
Grimm. worlds champion in the 75-
yard dash, and former Captains
Guthrie of Ohio State, and "Chuck"
Werner of Illinois, worlds indoor
hurdle champions, with Dan Kin
sey, 1924, Olympic high hurdle
champion and Charlie Brickman,
are few Of the record holders who
will compete.
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Purdue Takes on
Illini Rivals

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April a.
Weather permitting, one of the larg-
est crowds ever to watch a baseball
game on Stuart field will be on hand
for the contest between Purdue and
Illinois Saturday afternoon. The
Boilermakers opened, their Big Ten
season auspiciously Wednesday at
Ann Arbor when Maxton, Purdue's
star hurler, bested Michigan in a
pitching duel and the Old Cold and
Black nine captured a well-earned
2 to / decision.
Particular attention is being given
to the Illinois game because of the
fact that Stewart, a likely starter
on the mound, is a former local high
school youth who gained consider
able distinction as pitcher here in
both school and amateur circles.
Maxton's showing indicates he has
improved over his fine showing of
last year, and that he should be
one Of the Big Ten leading twirlers
this spring.
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NEW BUTLER
Stadium to Seat 25,OOO-
Ready in 1928.

Athletic plans of the new Butler
University at Fairview Park were
announced late Thursday by Arthur
V. Brown, chairman of the institu-
tons athletic committee. The
athletic plant is to be financed and
bullt by a corporation organized
by the university.
Included in the program is a.
stadium and combined fieldhouse
with seating capacity of $4,000
Work on both structures is to start
in June. Officials hope to have the
gym completed by the first of the
year while the stadium will be com.
pleted in time for the 1928 football
season.
preliminary arrangements have
oeen made to locate the fieldhouse
on the southwest portion of the
forty-acre tract to be devoted to
athletics.
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TECH RELAYS
Twelve Teams to Compete
Saturday-LoCaIS Entered

Everything is in readiness for the
Tech relays to be held at the East
Side athletic field Saturday after
noon. Twelve schools will compete.
Tech, Manual and Shortridge are en-
tered.
Among the strong teams to enter
is the powerful Kokomo squad
which, although minus it's star pole.
vaulter and high jumper, is expected
to show up well. Warne and Fisher,
Wildcat stars, go to the Ohio State
relays, where Warne will attempt
to smash the worlds high school
pole vault record.
Shortridge also is expected to put
up a good showing, the large Gull
Decentralization coached squad be-
ing counted on to take down several
firsts.
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Interest Centered on Scapa
Flow, 0Smand and
Rip Rap.
By Henry Farrell
United Press Stat Corresp ondent

United Press Staff CorresDondent
NEW YORK, April ga record
sized field is expected to face the
barrier in this years Kentucky
Derby, the fifty-third running of
Americas greatest race classic.
With purse of $4,000 added, it was
believed today that at least twenty
two OF the countrys finest 3.year-
old thoroughbreds will match
strides over the mile and a quarter
at Churchill Downs, May ii.
Most interest is centered upon w.
M. Jefford's Scapa Flow and J. e.
Widener's Osmand.
Has Proved Worth
The former not only has proved
his worth as great 2-year.old, hav-
Ing won $7S,405 in purses during
1925, but rightfully can claim dis
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With Semi-Pros
and Amateurs

Indianapolis Orioles have changed the
pane Of the T team to the American Shoe
with fast city and State clubs. Address
Joe Brodey. 1109 S. Meridian St. or call
DreXel 1925 between a. m. and noon and
Gayety A. C.s will drill at Riverside No.
report at 80 oe HS A For r'Su1 practice
Tor Ted. '' '''
Seventh Christian playing in the, Big six
League will practice at Riverside Park
Sunday at at O'clock All players are re,
and O'Cain please note.
Lagter, An-stars will meet Sunday morn
ing. 8 o'clock at the club. Following
tntyTe' G McInfyTe, Cherry. Leslie. H lass
%oodsoh BeFg ps6ef ertz
will be present The club will buy gloves.
bats, balls and other equipment. For
games call Belmont 3641.
Indianapolis Meldon Club will open its
season Sunday at Connersville meeting the
be on the. mound for the locals with Bob
Kelly behind the bat: Other players on
me me club club t9ilog Nernie webb. Ralph
SOberts sEfnRePs BOB A stSGln peT Tes
Cruise. H. Dudley. Games are desired with
sFSas w sff egOs se sfn My Sig olive g s
call Drexei 3679-J.
The Fidelitis will be represented by the
following men this year: Baker Clark,
o Brien Raftery Hendricks. Doyle. Cad
wallader, Hagerty. Can and Peavil. An inn
night at 1140 Spann Ave. All PLAYERS
mentioned above must be present For
games write Tom O'Brien. 1924 Fletcher
Ave.
The Indianapolis Triangles will play a
at Riverside No. 9, at 2:3O Sunday. Hoff-
man and Boldus. the two mainstays of the
Trlangles. viii pitch. The Triangles, de-
Orange ST., or call Drexel 6664.
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TO PLAY THREE-I CLUB
Power and Light Nine Carded at
Terre Haute Saturday.

The Indianapolis Power and Light
Company club Of the Capital City
League will play an exhibition game
with the Three-I League team ct
Terre Haute in the Terre Haute
stadium Saturday. The indianapolis
players will be led by William
Brown, manager, and Ralph Bader,
captain.
Approval of E. A. Carr, president
Of the Indianapolis Amateur Base
ball Association, was obtained for
the contest, this being necessary
when an organized amateur team
plays professionals.
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tinction in that the mighty Man o.
War was his sire. Although Osmand,
as a 2-year-old, earned much less
than Scapa Flow in purse money, he
nevertheless Is stamped as a great
thoroughbred and most experts pre-.
dict the winner will be one of the
two.
Many concede victory to the Sage
Stables Rip Rap, which is third
choice in the betting with odds Of
10 to 1 offered against his chances.
The Satrap, a foreign-bred colt by
Tetrach-Scotch Gift, is coupled with
Fair Star as the Foxcatcher Stable
entry, but is not expected to be a
starter, due to an injury sustained
during workout.
Conceded Outside Chance
Although Fair Star won the high
est amount in the 2-year-old turf
prizes for 1925, being fllly, she is
conceded only an outside chance to
win and odds of 80 to / are quoted
against her.
Col. E. r. Brady, owner of the
Idle Hour stock farm, who won the
1925 Kentucky Derby with Bubbling
Over, has nominated sixS for this
years classic. 1t is thought Boo
and Buddy Bauer will carry his col.
ors. The former is considered to
have the best chance, quoted at Is
to 1.
Harry Payne Whitney, the pop.
ular millionaire sportsman whose
silks are borne in every important
stake event in the United States, has
named Valorous, Whiskery, Terma-
CANT and Bostonian. OF the four,
Valorous is an almost certain start
er and is conceded an excellent
chance to win.
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LEONARD ON CARD

BH United Press
NEW YORK, April 22.-The
popular name of Leonard will appear
once more among the lightweights
May 25, but it will not be carried by
the noted "Benneh." His kid
brother, Joey, who used to box as a
featherweight, will re-enter the ring
in a six-round bout against an
unsolicited opponent.
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LOCKHART VS.. HAHN

Joe Lockhart, junior welter-
weight OF Evansville, has been
signed to meet Ray Hahn. local
Iavorlte' in the main go at the Ply
Cul gym next Tuesday. Lockhart
showed here several weeks ago a+
the Armory and looked good. He
is boring-in type of fighter.
The prelims have not been
arranged, but the Phy-Cul match.
maker states they will be the same
Kind Of slambang bouts that their
previous shows have supplied.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
RACING SEASON OPENS
BIZ United Press


AURORA, ILL.,, April 22.-The
Chicago racing season opened here
Thursday with Iron Mask II, owned
by H. j. Macomber, California
millionaire, winning the Inaugural
Handicap. A muddy field made fast
time impossible in all races. The
winner paid $40 to 81.
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GOLF STATUS OF MARY
Miss Browne May Enter the Sec.
tiOnal Meets on Invitation,

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 22.-Miss
Mary K. Browne, professional tennis
star, who has been barred by the
United States Golf Association from
competition in national amateur golf
tournaments, may be eligible to play
in sectional meets, such as Western
and Pacific Northwestern tourna.
ments, it was said today. She could
enter only on special invitation, how.
ever.
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DEFEATED IN FIRST

BIZ United Press
PALO ALTO, Cal, April 22.-
Waseda's baseball team, which
holds the championship Of the Uni
versity League Of Japan, was de
feated in the first game Of an Ameri
can invasion by Stanford Uni
versity, to Z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
SWIMMING CAPTAIN

ANN ARBOR, Mich. April o.
Carl Darnall, Washington ID. c.
Western Conference so and 100-yard
dash champion, will captain the
University Of Michigan swimming
team next year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
RECORD SIZED field EXPECTED TO FACE BARRIER KENTUCKY DERBY
HEAT0N is HIGH GUN
Finishes First in AI.Day Shoot of
Indianapolis Gun Club.

r. Heaton, Terre Haute, was high
gun at the first all-day shoot of the
season staged by the Indianapolis
Gun Club, Thursday. Heaton
cracked las out of $50 targets.
Heaton also finished at the top
perch In the 25-pair doubles event
with a score of 40. About forty
shooters completed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
WALLACE.
TACKLE. s
We T RAN
Leqion's Main Go Tonight
to Be BroadCast-Four.
Other Bouts.
Weekly Boxing Card
AT ARMoRY TONIGHT. s:15

Ten Rounds--Roy Wallace. Indianapolis
va. Joe Lohman, Toledo: 1875 pounds.
Ten Rounds-Young JACK Dllion, LOUIE ~
Vile VS.. Larry Kepner. Indianapolis lou
po SIX Rounds-Charley Shine, Indianapo.
lis. VS.. Jack Mccullough. Ft. HARRISON LOO
sly Rounds-Roy Cox. Indianapolis, vs.
Jackie Stewart, houE1sTydliiie; 12S pounoTsi erre
Haute. VS., Ross Wilson. West Terre Haute
A0 RefereesGGeorge Grammen and Eddie
Weber.
The fourth of the weekly boxing
shows sponsored by the American
Legion posts of Indianapolis and
Marion County will be presented at
the National Guard ArTnory tonight,
thirty-six rounds of milling being
scheduled, with the first prelim at
S:15. Five bouts are scheduled.
Roy Wallace, sometimes called the
Pride of Brightwood, is sharing the
headline spotlight tonight with Joe
Lehman, Toledo, and 1t will be case
of hard-hitting youngster against
a ring-wise veteran, which should
make things fairly even.
Wallace seems to have gained a
lot of confidence in himself lately
and declares he will stop Lehman.
The Wallace-Lohman scrap will
be broadcast over WFBM, with
Bailey Fesler describing the fight
blow by blow. The Legion commit
tee hopes to have the entire card
of future Armory shows put on the
air.
The Legion Seventh District band
will supply the melody tonight, be-
ginning their concert at 7:45.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
TILDEN, HUNTER LEAVE
For Europe on Liner CoIumbus-To
Play Germans First.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 22.-William
Tilden and Francis T. Hunter were
en- route to Europe today on the
liner Columbus, leaving behind the
cheerful assurance of Tilden that his
knee injury is cured and his tennis
form excellent.
The Americans will meet German
tennis players who have been re-
admitted to international competition
for the first time since the war. They
also will play in other European
countries.
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.BASEBALL'S BIG FOUR

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Babe Ruth hit a single in two
times up.
Rogers Hornsby doubled once in
four tries.
Ty Cobb hit a triple and a single
in five attempts.
Iris Speaker got a brace Of singles
out of five times at bat.
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The INDIANAPOLIS Delta Epsilon Associa
ton will hold bowling. party at the
Atnen Ray R SoPbig9 Dr. nd heE2er1
probably will show the way for the boys
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at St. Louis.
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COLLEGE TENNIS

BIZ Timee Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April %.
Indiana University's tennis team
will get it's first competition Satur.
day against Franklin College at
Franklin. The Hoosiers have been
rained out of two meets this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
PRO PANE PAYS

Pro basketball is beginning to
pay. Teams in the American pro
cage loop played to larger crowds
this season than they ever played to
before.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IFAGUF
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGIE

Kansas City at INDIANAPOLIS.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
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Syracuse has turned First Base
man Johnson and Infielder Schaub
over to Danville of the Three.I Lea
que.
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College Baseball
GAAIEs on THURSDA

GAMES OF THURSDAY
princeton. 0; Columbia, s.
georgetown, 2: Harvard. 4.
innings) e'''uie' NsiN
Illinois. 10; Bradley Tech. 10 mine in.
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The !. U. Railway team won three
games from the Vollrath Cafe in the Uni.
versal League or. the, Recreation alleys.
took two out of three from the Pitman-
Moore. Eli Lily & Co. and Paper Bag Com
pany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
INDIANAPOLIS Automobile Club

Free service to members-Day or Might!
Mechanical service. starting, towing.
craning, gas and oil delivery. legal advice.
etc. All for
&c A DAY $3.50 yearly dues)
Service for anybody--anywhere, any time
regardless OF the position or condition OF
YOUR car. Phone for further information,
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BLUFFTON WINS

BIZ Times SnPcfdI
BLUFFTON, Ind, April 22.-Bluff.
ton High School baseball team won
its third game of the season defeat.
ing Berne, 9 to 5, at Berne on mud.
dy diamond, The Tigers will play
Huntington here Saturday. Score:
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Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
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Robinson OF the Tiffany team went big
in this loop with games of 221, 1875 and
227 for a total OF SAB. Miller OF rue
l. L. Railway team was next with 597.
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis 300 300 600 40 IS Q
Columbus =. 800 021 900 O. 8 IL L
Hubbell Owens, Kenna Biemiller, Har-
ris, Bird.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
City Bowling
Gossip
Rv Lefty Lee

tol No. ? League won three games from
the STANDARD Grocery team, and then
66gqPPsd three to the PCstoGe club The
decided over the two out three route, the
Eastman Cleaners, Loyejoys; Eastman
from the ,Loyeioys. Mineralites. Robbins
Body and National Refining Company. The
Kahn Tailoring Company with games of
SS6, ,94t and 1.O2S for total of 1855
Thirty games of 900" or better we're
being high.
Rick also secured the high three-game
f74. $6s and s9s " D Due On w Se@es w as
sure in the pocket having games of 2lO,
match against the he Robbins Body. Body and 6i5
e reach the coveted 600 were. Butler
615. Carteux had count of 500.
In the last sixteen years Eddie Meyer
Of Indianapolis has. been the all-event
champ four times. His winning scores and
the year he won follow:
F PSas 1913 1879 i 1928 i 1875
Last years champions in the various
events of the State Tourney were.
Five Man-waters Recreation. South Bend.
Score 3,055.
Doubles, J. Pattison and j. Harper,
South Bend, l ,307.
Singles. r. Thomas Richmond, 695. and
all-events, Larry Fox. indianapolis. with a
count of 1.911 for his nine games.
watus Recreation 3,O55 is the all time
team record. the 1907 of Pattisor and
Harper is the best ever rolled in the
rolled by Larry" Cobler in 1924. The All
Events has stood for sixteen years being
held by Lee Graft with a count of 1858
pins.
The Halves and Dimes won three from
the Bonds and Pennies while the Nichols
took two out of three from the Coupons
in the Fletcher American League games
rolled on the Century Alleys. Lands with
single game honors.
The Real Silk League games rolled on
the Illinois Alleys showed a three time win
for the Lingerie over the Triple Toe boys,
while the OUTSIDE and Office were coping
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The Real Silk League games rolled on
the Illinois Alleys showed a three, time win
while the OUTSIDE and office were coping
the odd game from the Maintenance. and
Ind. Dept. Badders of the OUTSIDE team
was high with a total of 601 on games OF
235-206 and $50.
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Fights and Fighters

LONDON. April 22.-Yale okun. Amer.
lean heavyweight. lost TO Phil Scott, Brit.
ish heavyweight titleholder. on a foul in
the sixth round. Scott was leading bv a
wide margin. Harry Mason. English light.
weight champion defeated Archie Walker,
American. in ten rounds. Milton Cohen
outpointed Kid Pattenden fifteen rounds,
Cohen failed to make the bantamweight
limit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22

Los ANGELES-Ace HudlSins Ne
braskan, and Sid Socklyn, welteryeights
will fight here Saturday night.
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Boston 49,. 900 004 0O0-4 4 o
Murray Braxton. Ruel; Wingheld Rus
sell, Weller. Hartley.
New York . 200 1873 040--13 Is .
Philadelphia 003 $50 600 @ 10 o
Hoyt. Moore. P. Collins; Gray. Rommell.
Willis, Cochrane.
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Panama bantamweight, has signed 10 battle
Bud Taylor Hoosier star. in a ten-round
scrap here May 81
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st. Paul at Toledo-Rain.

kansas civ al Indianapolis-Rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Milwaukee at Louisville-Rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cleveland at Chicago-Rain.
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Philadelphia 49,. DOL 002 010-4 7 Q
New York 49,. 200 900 000-2 4
Ferguson. Wilson; Barnes. Greenfield.
Devormer.
Boston ,,., 900 101 001-3 8 9
Brooklyn ...... 900 900 1000 2 3
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ST. Louis at Detroit-Rain.
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Seventh Christian playing in the Big six
League will practice at Riverside Park
Sunday at 1 o'clock. All players are re-
and O'Cain please note
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Thirty games of 900" or better we're
rolled. the 276 of Rick of the Kahn team
being high.
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Gayety A. C.s will drill at Riverside No.
10 Sunday. All players are requested to
report at / 80 O'clock. For a practice
for Ted