davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1927-08-02

the kings word Of welcome I have
just heard"
The prince also expressed his graf
itude to the citizens Of Ottawa for
the SPLENDID welcome they have
given the party.
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EAS N
N G
FEATURE
Field Closely Bunched Last
Day of Metropolitan
Links Tourney.
BY Paul w. White
United Press staff Correspondent
L


NEW ROCHELLE, May 81
With twelve contestants closely
punched at the top, the final SO
holes of the Metropolitan open golf
championship were played today.
1t was still anybodys tourna-
ment and the first great Eastern
golfing test Of the season found tried
veterans battling with newcomers
for the lead. But the third and
fourth IS holes generally weed out
the youngsters. and before nightfall
one OF the older players probably
will be crowned champion.
One stroke ahead of his closest
competitors was Joe Turnesa. who
last year was runner-up to Bobby
Jones in the national open.
Turnesa has brought in a 36-hole to-
tai of 146 for the first two days.
one mental handicap has been
eliminated. Walter Hagen having
counted himself out after his first
disastrous round of SO. Hagen never
should have started because Of i'll
ness. He must rest up for a few
days if he is to play for the Ryder
cup against the British professionals.
Four men are tied behind Turnesa
for second place with 147. Three
veterans, Bobby Cruickshank. Willie
MacFarlane and Johnny Farrell. and
a newcomer, Willie Burke. are on
the heels of the young Italian.
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last season and the Blue and White
is certain of the 1927 champion.
Thirty entries will come from Short.
others to dispute that certainty.
If there was any argument be-
ridge. But then that will leave 12O
tween members of the Gyro and
Service golf teams during the past
two weeks about which was the
better team. it was settled Thurs
day at Avalon. The two teams tied
in the scoring OF the first Inter
Luncheon Club golf league in play
over South Grove course April 23,
and the rivalry since was intense.
The Service squad, led by Cliff
Wagner. who shot 81. finished %
strokes ahead Of the Kiwanis team
which was second Thursday. The
Gyros finished third, but still retain
second place in the league stand
ing. Kiwanis is third, and Optimist
ard FIT. Harrison fourth and fifth.
Wally Nelson, low shooter at
South Grove two weeks ago. con.
tinued in that position and shot the
Avalon course in rs. j. NJ. Neihaus,
Of the Advertisers. had an SO card.
Each team is allowed as many as
eight players, but only their four
best cards are submitted to the
scorers. Secretary Ralph Elvin lists
the Thursdays scores as Service,
347; Kiwanis, $40; Gyro, 81; Optim-
lists, 1888: AID Club. 3S9; TT. Harrison,
393 Lions, 1896; Exchange, 399, and
Mercator, 443.
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NEGRO BOXING MONDAY

Thirty rounds of boxing are carded
for the Negro fistic show at Liberty
Hall on Indiana Ave. Monday night.
The principal bouts follow:
X. o. George Smith vs.. Indian Hiawatha
Gray; welterweights; eight rounds.
Md Sunshine vs.. Dnvy Holmes; light
weights: eight rounds.
Al Owens vs.. Bill Backenridge: junior
welterweights; six ronuds.
Two prelims will precede the main
bouts. George Smith. one of the
promoters. says the club extends n
cordial invitation to the white fans
to attend the show, which will start
at $50.
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SATURDAY
AM.AT EUR
SCHEDULE
Marmon, Power and Light
to Meet in SandIot Fea-
ture Tilt.

The seven organized amateur
baseball leagues in Indianapolis play
ing Saturday ball under the juris-
diction of the Indianapolis Amateur
Baseball Association will swing into
the fifth weekend of play Saturday
on locar park diamonds.
The feature tilt of the day brings
together Marmon and Power and
Light at Rhodius No. 2, Reno and
Kelly probably will work for the
Power and Light with Plummer and
Milburne as the battery for the Mar
mons. Saturdays Schedule follows:
CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE
Marmon vs.. I. P. and L. at Rhodius
Polk Milk VS.. Fl. Harrison at Fl. Har-
stutz VS.. Thomas Madden at Riverside
No i.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
= G. land j. Tire VS.. Printers at Garfield
Capitol Diaries VS.. Armory at River
Sahara ,Grotto VS.. Hornaday Milk at
BIG SIN LEAGUE
Illinois Central VS.. Press Assistants at
Riverside No. 9.
Fletcher Trust VS.. Van Camp Hardware
at Brooksde No. /.
Seventh Christian VS.. State Highway at
Riverside No. 8.
CITY LEAGUE
ST. Johns VS.. Link Belt at Riverside
c. /. and W. VS.. K. of C. at Willard
No. /.
United Brethren VS.. Emerson at River
side No. ..
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Central Christian VS.. Memorial at Brook
side No. .
:. Riverside NJ. E. vs. Woodruff at Garfield
MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
s. E. Merchants VS.. lockwood Company
Tuxedo Baptist vs. Pressmen at Jane
Drop Forge VS.. Rub Tex at Rhodius
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE
Standard Sanitary vs.. Northwestern Milk
att Riverside No. 10.
E. G. Atkins VS.. Roberts Milk at River
side No. ).
Two,in. One Shinola VS.. First Bap.is: at
Garfield No. 4.
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CIevenger's Threat Gives
|. U. Its Proper Share of
Home Games.
ROTATING ARRANGEMENT
All Intra-Big Ten 1927 Tits
Announced.

BIZ United Press
MADISON, Wis, May 27.-Dates
for the first year in the rotating
football schedules for Big Ten uni
versities today We're settled at a
meeting of football officials from all
of the Big Ten schools.
The rotating schedule was agreed
upon several months ago and each
years games decided. However,
dates for the games were not decid-
ed until today.
More than five hours was neces-
sary to complete this years sched-
ule, owing to the inability of Indi-
ana to schedule two home games.
Indiana, prior to the meeting, had
been able to schedule a home game
with Northwestern only.
Fora T. Clevenger, director of ath-
letics, threatened to present the mat
ter before the faculty athletic coun-
Gil when DIR. Jack Wilce of Ohio
State agreed to switch his home
game with Indiana to Bloomington.
The schedules for next fall follow:
CHICAGO
Oct -. Iowa at Chicago; Oct 20; Min
nesota at Minneapolis; Oct. "a PURDUE AT
Chicago; Nov. 3. Pennsylvania at Chlcago'
Nov. 10. Wisconsin at Madison Nov. II.
Illinois at Chicago
Oct. 20, INDIANA at Urbana; oct ~,
Northwestern at Urbana: Nov. 3. Michigan ai
at Ann. Arbor; Nov. II, Chicago at Chi
cago; Nov a. Ohio state at UrOana'
Oct. 20. Illinois at Urbana; Oct ~. Ohio
State at Bloomington; Nov. 10; Minnesota
At Minneapolis Nov H. NGrthTest st Lat at
fayettc.
M oS s at Ghf foTa at ty SS1 S Ohio
State al Columbus: Nov. II. Wisconsin at
Iowa City; Nov "a, Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor.
Oct. 10, PURDUE at Minneapolis Oct.
90, Chicago at Minneapolis: Oct. ~. Iowa
At Iowa City My 3 NoTthweste That at
apolis; Nov. "a, Wisconsin at Madison.
NORTHWESTERN
Oct. IS. Ohio State at Evanston; Oct. ~.
Illinois at ,urbana; , NQY; III, y Minnesota al
NoS S"' II. INDIANA at Bloomington; Nov,
"A, Dartmouth at Evanston.
OHIO STATE
Oct. ID. Northwestern at Evanston; Oct
20, Michigan at Columbus; Oct. ~ Indi-
ana at Bloomington; Nov. g.. Princeton at
Columbus: Nov. 10. Iowa at Columbus;
Nov. "a, Illinois at Urbana.
PURDUE
Oct. 49, Minnesota at Minneapolis: Oct
20. Wisconsin at Lafayette Oct. ~. Chi
cago al, Chicago; Nov. 10, Northwestern at
Evanston; Nov. a. Indiana at Lafayette.
WISCONSIN
Oct. 20. Purdue at Lafayette: Oct, 27
Michigan at Ann Arbor Nov. TO- Chicago
at Madison Nov. II Iowa at Iowa City;
Nov. "a. Minnesota at Madison.
MICHIGAN
Oct. 20. Ohio State at Columbus: Oct
27. Wisconsin at Ann Arbor; Nov. g. ILL
nois at Ann Arbor: Nov. II, Navy at Bal
timore Nov "a. Iowa at Ann Arbor.
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BRITISH GOLF
Wethered, Favorite. Loses
Haley Goes Down.

BIZ UnitCd Press
HOYLAKE, England, May 81
Roger Wethered. former champion
and favorite to win the British
amateur golf honor this year, was
eliminated today in the tournament
semi-fnal round by Wilma lived
dell of Stourbridge. and 3.
Tweddel will play ID. +. Landale
or Capt. +. II. Johnson in the final
round. Saturday.
The last of the Americans was
eliminated Thursday when Fl. D. Gil
lies defeated Edwin Haley. one up.
in a sensational match witnessed
by 5000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27
Fill PINO
% EFEATS
HOOSIER
Limbaco Takes Decision
From Savers, Lafayette
Boxer, in Armory Show.

Trip Lirnbaco, Filipino f1yweight,
again proved to Indianapolis fans
Thursday night in the Armory ring
that he is one fighter who keeps
moving. Trip, matched against
Jimmy Sayers, Lafayette, offered one
of the finest exhibitions of mitt sling
ing seen here in a long while. He
was faced by fine opponent, a boy
willing to make a fight of it, and the
large crowd that witnessed the Lee
gion show went away pleased.
Savers Cut About Face
Trip worked hard for ten rounds
and earned a decision over Savers.
Ills left and right.handed chop blows
cut the Lafayette boxers face, and
although the latter never was in dis
tress, it appeared to be Limbacoa
fight all the way.
Red Rodman, scrappy FIT. Wayne
boxer, staged a brilliant come
back in the final rounds of his match
with Pal Joyce, Indianapolis, and
was deserving Of a draw. Joyce let
loose with lot of gloves early and
piled up a good margin. He weak
ened, however, under Rodman's
Gady barrage to the body and was
3neing on in the last two rounds.
Graham Wins
Hank Graham, Clinton weller
weight, defeated Red Holloway, In
dianapolis, in six rounds. Graham
fioored Holloway once in the fourth
and twice in the sixth.
Jackie Purvis had a good edge over
Bob Lewsader, Evansville, in a six
round go.
Young Nasser, Terre Haute, was
too clever for Kid Woods, Indian
apolis, in the four.round prelim and
won an easy decision.
Emil Baksic, Gary flash, will meet
Roy Wallace, indianapolis light
heavy, in the Legion's final show
next Thursday night. Sailor Mayne,
Toledo, and Jack Bently, Cincinnati,
will swap punches in the semi
windup.
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ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May 27.-Willie
Hoppe has accepted a challenge
from Tommy Hueston, world pocket
billiard champion. for a match here
soon. Hoppe said he would accept
the challenge and would post his
forfeit today.
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CATHEDRAL WINS

BIZ Tunes SDecidI
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, May 81
Cathedral High School of Indian
apolis defeated st. Joe nine here
Thursday, IA to 6. The visitors con
nected for twelve hits. Sexton. Hol.
man, Wernsing ard O'Brien pitched
for the winners.
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MITCHELL RECUPERATING

BIZ UHIfcd Press
LONDON, May 27.-Abe Mitchell,
veteran golf professional, who was
prevented by illness from accom-
panying the Ryder Cup team to the
United States, was recuperating to-
day at st. Adams from an operation
for appendicitis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27
BASEBALL'S BIG FOUR

Ty Cobb. the only member of the
quartet to see action Thursday,
made two singles in seven times at
bat as the Athletics divided a double
bill with the Boston Red Sox. Ruth.
Hornsby and Speaker were idle.
Averages:
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Ewing, of Short
ridge High School.
Ewing was the
runner-up ! a s t
year and gave
John Merriam. the
champ, a tussle to
the last putt. He
is the popular
favorite to win the
Shortridge school
title in the school
meet now under
way. Lieut.. G.. A.
Naylor, who is in
charge of golf at
Shortridge, states
Ewing's game is
much hattar than
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w. ZBYSZKO INJURED

BIZ IHITCU TTCSS
ATLANTA, Ga, May 27.-
WIadek ZbyszkO, Polish heavy
weight wrestler. was injured when
he fell from the ring to a concrete
floor i'm his bout with Joe Stecher
Thursday night.
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WESTERN conference GRID DATES Set INDIANA FORCES SHOWDOWN
HANLEY TO HOSPITAL!
Northwestern Coach Must Undergo
Immediate Operation.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MADISON, Wis, May 27.-Coach
Dick Hanley Of Northwestern Uni
versity was taken to Chicago today
for an immediate appendicitis oper-
alton. Hanley, recently appointed
coach of the Purple, postponed the
operation in order to attend the Big
Ten officials conference here.
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- Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures RI
WRl RI! B.,
M Ris4

EXT month, when approx
I'M mately $50 school boys play
GG in the second annual Times
invitational interscholastic golf
tourney, at South Grove course, one
of the favorites to face the barrier
will ha NavilIa
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Indianapolis Foresters wish to announce
the CANCELLATION. of their, game with, the
Sunday at Rhodius Park. The manager
Of the Owls and the manager of the N
the Foresters by calling Belmont 015I
The Foresters will meet the Indianapoli:
Tigers Sunday at Rhodius Park. AL
Forester players are asked to attend .prac
tice Sunday morning at Rhodius Park.
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GEORGETOWN REPEATS

EW JNtfCd PrfSR
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 81
BY defeating the Yale nine to 0,
Thursday, Georgetown became the
only college team to defeat Yale
twice this season.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASS

AMERI CAN ASSOCIATIONS
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
Toledo at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Kansas City at ST. Paul.
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Washington and New York in the
American League and New York and
Brooklyn in the National had no
games scheduled. Boston and Phila-
delphia in the National had to post
pone a double-header on account of
rain.
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Dady A. C.s will play the Riverside A
AS at 9 o'clock Sunday at Riverside No
Address Basil '9 Flint 1o73 Oliver Ave. o.
call Belmont 1880.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo . 600 600 o2O oO1-3 10 o
Louisville . 600 600 101 000-2 o ,
Milstead, Heving; Koob, wilkinson. Nc.
Mullen
st. san paul oi'y " 25o SoS ao bo o o2 IS
sheaiy. Belts, Tesmir. seimer.
NSifF RsaRRsei egg S SoS dSSdd5 Is i
G: Wilson: Malone, Kruger: Edelman.
Danforth. johnson. McMenenny.
First Camel
Boston . e.''r 900 900 0oi-i o 6
Grove. Cochrane; Wiltse. Hartley.
Boston '' ' i6S 900 o01-4 10 /
walbers, Gray Cochrane; Weller. Hart.
ley. Holman
Chicago ... O1o 600 200 oo1--4 IL 2
Detroit .... Ill 900 900 000-3 II 8
Faber, McCurdy; Holloway. whitehin,
Bassler, Woodall.
"a First Camel
WXveland -. 600 100 900 o0--1 s |
ST. Louis 49,. 010 900 900 01--2 o /
W. Miller, L. Sewell: Stewart O'Neil.
(Second Camel
st. Louis ...... los 010 000--7 10 .
Uhle, Shaute. L. Sewell; Wingard
Nevers, CASTOR, Dixon.
(only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis ...... 001 600 000-1 3 o
Pittsburgh ..... 200 600 O0'-2 s /
Haines Keen, Snyder: Aldridge, Gooch.
Cincinnati 49,. 100 001 O00-- Q 8 9
Chicago ma. 40 060 00'-11 II o
Rixey, Kolp. Hargrave, sulteforth; Root,
Hartnett.
Boston at Philadelphia (rain).
(Only games scheduled.)
Moline has sold Lee Bartlett, pitch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27

Holy Cross Il. N. s. will play the Mid
ways at O'Clock Sunday at Garfield No.
defeated Indianapolis Cubs at Rhodius No.
2 at 3 o'clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27

Moline has sold Lee Bartlett, pitch
err, to the Cedar Rapids Club. The
price was 5000. Bartlett formerly
played for indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27

Comanche Tribe No. 1913 Red Men will
play the strong Betsy Ross club of Con
nersvile Sunday. Red Men will open the
season at Martinsville against the Univer-
sails Monday, For games write Thomas
jenkins. 1880 Shelby st., or call Drexel
4S39.W
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The Chicago Cubs picked on the
Cincinnati Reds. sending Eppa Rixey
to the showers with ten runs i'm two
innings. winning IL to 2.
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WON EN- PLAY
circuit and Seitz in RoSIyn
Golf Finals.

Bu United Press
ROSLYN, n. V, May 27.-
Maureen circuit was five up on
Helen Seitz after IS holes i'm the
final match of the Metropolitan
wOmen's golf championship today.
BV United Press
ROSLYN, n. Y, May 27.-Mau-
reen circuit, White Beech, N. J.. to-
day was to defend her women's Met
ropolitan golf championship in the
final round against Helen Seitz, Ged-
ney Farms. whose play has been the
surprise of the tournament.
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Fights and Fighters

PHILADELPHIA-Har Biltman. Phila-
delphia. 1913. outpointed Tommy Crawley.
Pittsburgh. 1919. eight rounds. Joe Baska
153 Norfolk, outpointed Tony Gilda, 1913.
Philadelphia. eight rounds.
TACOMA-Wildcat Carter. Negro junior
lightweight from Everett. took a six-round
decision from Joe Marcus. Portland.
SAN RAFAEL. Cal.-Tiger Bob Robin.
son of Denver and Sailor Billy Vincent of
Los Angeles. middeweights, fought ten
rounds 10 draw.
oh an19ino ,7iddieweigbtT Gin p,net E4dia
Sailor Huffman of California in ten
round bout for the Argonne A. c. here
tonight.
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AMERICAN LEAGLE

Cleveland at St Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York 1.-TWO games)
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Boston at Philadelphia (rsin).
(Only games scheduled)
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Allowing only three hits, Vic Al
bridge enabled Pittsburgh to stretch
its winning streak TO eight straight.
a record for this season. The vic
Tins were the Cardinals and the
score was 2 to I.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27

Indianapolis Trianges are without games
for May 80 and June -. Fast city and
State teams are requested TO take notice
Write or call Harry Eeplay. circulation de-
partment, The indianapolis Times, Main
$500
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Schalk's rejuvenated White SoX
climbed half a game closer to the
league-leading Yanks, who were
idle, by defeating Detroit. to 3,
I'm twelve innings. Red Faber was
not scored on after the third inning.
Lefty, Groves, one OF Connie
Mack's best bets in the box, held
Boston and the Athletics won the
first session of a double bill, to l..
Walberg and Gray were not so
effective i'm the second contest.
which was taken by the Red Sox,
4 to 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27

Boston at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games)
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games)
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Indianapolis Tigers will play the For
esters at 80 clock Sunday at Rhodius No.
2. Following players please. note: Spitz.
brothers, Schott. Quill, Lentz and Snow
ball. ~, For games call Drexel 7773 and ask
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Universal A. C.s will play the Mobiles
vile Independents Sunday. Monday the
Universals will play the Fed Men at
MartinsviIe. Unversals have an open
date for June 3 and desire to hear from a
fast State club. For games write Ralph
Adams. 1911 Bradbury Ave, or call
DreXel 330S.M and ask for Buck.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-27

Broad Ripple Park baseball team will
play the Shankln A. C.s at Ripple High
School field Sunday afternoon
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Indianapolis Woodlswn Club is without
a game for Sunday and desires to hear from
a fast State team. Call Drexel 5541 after
$3.50 o'clock and ask for Lawrence or
write or wire E. L.. Resener, 1407 Ring
gold Ave.
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Shanklin A. C.s desire a game for June
19. Write 251 N. Holmse Ave.
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First Camel
NATInNAI. IEACIf

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 49, 200 600 oo!-5 8 I
Haines Keen, Snyder: Aldridge, Gooch.
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Al-Baptist League schedule for Satl r
day follows
Beech Grove VS. Southport at Southpoi t.
Tuxedo VS.. Garden at Bridgeport.
Westview VS.. Temple at Mars Hill.
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Cincinnati $50. 100 0o1 600 8 2
Chicago ...... 410 060 O0'-11 II o
Rixey, Kolp, Hargrave, sulteforth; Root
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Major League
Comment
GAMES OF THURSDAY

Frank ORourke of st. Louis
author of the days lone major
league homer. broke up a pitching
duel between w. Miller and Stewart.
The whack sent the Browns to a 2
to l victory over Cleveland in the
tenth inning.
The Cleveland Indians retaliated
in the second game by winning, 8
to Z. as the result Of a ninth-inning
rally.
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With Semi-Pros
and Amateurs

American Shoe Rebuilders will play the
3 o'clock Sunday There will be a special
meeting tonight at 1880 o'clock at 1901 S.
Meridian St. Following players please
note: Greenwood, Rrooks. VOLTA. Whiting.
jenkins, Turner. Mueller. O'Connell. Sher-
rard. Massng, Flacl Farmer. Paugh. Re-
builders would like to hear from fast city
1919 s. Meridian ST.. Dre.Sel 1145.
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN AssOCIATIO,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo ~ 600 600 02O 001--3 10 {
Louisville =. 600 600 10l 600 9
Milstead, Heving; Koob, Wilkinson, Nc
Mullen
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-02-18
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT,
HUNTINGTON TERRACE

Graul, Charles and Bertha-Lot z,
Block 2. Huntington Terrace,
as described in a deed recorded
in liber 264. folio 351. Taxes,
interest and costs..-.-.,-.-~.-.-...$1
Jackson, Luther b, and May NJ.
Lot 2, Block 90, Huntington
Terrace, as described in deed
recorded in liber 37S, folio 1879.
Taxes, interest and costs--.-$71.04
Malone, Maurice dot 8, Block
16, Huntington Terrace. as de-
scribed In a deed recorded in
liber 372, folio 442. Taxes, in
terest and costs ....-r.-....--.....-~$79.4
Moore, Springs r and Mary F.
Lot 10, Block Is. Huntington
Terrace, as described in deed
recorded In liber 1888, folio 272.
Taxes, interest and costs.---.-$S7.26
Park, Robert A. and Freda D.
Lot 3, Block %, Huntington
Terrace, as described in q deed
recorded in hber 372, folio 1888.
Taxes, interest and oosts.-.-.-$71.69
Sornborger, Dorothy G.--I1ot IL,
Block Is. Huntington Terrace,
as described in a deed recorded
In liber 1858, folio 80. Taxes. in
terest and costs ----.-.-~---.-..--.-. 1892