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Funeral Directors
UNDERWRITERS
HISEY a. TITUS

e31 N. Delaware. Ii 1929
j g. WILSON Funeral pariors: ambulance
service and modern automotiVe equip
ment. Or. 0S21 and DR.. 0322.
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Help Wanted Male

One who Is thoroughly experienced
in electric. washer sales; for city
force. Call Sd floor, E. Washing
ton. PATTERSON SHADE CO., 4 to
5 o'clock. Ask for Mr.. Sweetzer.
WANTED-5 good boys, not attend. school,
grade school education and age certificate
nee. Apply Mr. Coapstick. 10 N Meridian.
WANTED-Exp. truck driver, for cleaning
shop, one who can furnish reference. Call
at 2811 w. Mich. st. Be. 4544.
WANT-Spray man for mill, white paint
Call after p. m. DR.. 1884.
WANTED-Counter man. room and board,
$40 Paramount Employment Agency.
manic make cement blocks and drive
truck. 81 S. Senate Ave.
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Radio and Environment

AERIALS - Erected: material furnished:
SIS. Service call. SIPS each. Oh. 7210.
RADIO--Sets and speakers all MAKES re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros
Radio Co.. 205 Ind. I'VE. Ii. 1885,
RADIO SERVICE-Day or night. $3.50 per
call BY expert. Oh. 0959.
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Barter and Swap

GRAND PIANO-Slifhtly used: take part
49l0-W.
PLAYER PIANO-Used months VIII sell
good party for 81 down Would take ~art
trade Ia 1921
KITTENs-Pedigreed Persian and grown
cat, to trade for Polly Parrot or what
have you. Ha. 0480-R.
WILL TRADE-9Xl2 Royal Wilton Velvet
Rug for a good used Maytag washer.
Call Irv, 1896.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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SPECIALS

81 Cadillac Sedan ...... 1876
81 Cadillac Victoria ..... 495
81 Cadillac Phaeton ,.... 495
SO Cadillac 7-pass. Sedan. $50
SO Victoria ............. 200
1924 Studebaker Coupe. e. 375
1928 Hudson Sedan. 80. $50
1926 Nash Sedan. ....... $50
1920 Pierce Arrow Sedan. 275
1923 Marmon, 7-pass. sedan 800
1925 Ford Roadster ..... IS
1923 Haynes Coupe ..... $50
1920 Puritan Coupe ..... $50
BURKE CADILLAC co.
Mer. at 18th. Riley 7401
Open Evenings and Sunday
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SRGCsGG NOGtCGC
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INDIAN
APOLIS CHAPTER, AMERICAN
RED CROSS
The annual meeting of the Indian
apoliS Chapter of the American Red Cross
viii be held on Wednesday, Oct 81, 1928,
at 4 O'Clock p. m. at the assembly room
of the War Memorial Bldg, TT North
Meridian street for the election of twelve
directors for the term of three years,
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting. All members are requested
WILLIAM FORTUNE. Chairman.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBILITY any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself on or after Oct. 8, 1928.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBILITY any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself on or after Oct. 8, 1923.
JESS r. LEONARD.
ON OR AFTER OCT 20-I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
any other than myself: -
THE ART'NOR BEAUTY sHOPPE : 345
Mass. ave. haYe, opened their new ,shoppe
oper. by Mrs. Arthur Hildebrand. Ia, 0738
LADIES, REDUCE BY THE-Jus-Rite Re-
ducing System. 18th floor Consolidated
Bldg. next to Keith's. Ii. 1855.
EDGEWOOD SANITARIUM
Nervous. Mental and Alcoholic Patients
EdgeWood Southport 222-W-2.
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LEGAL NOTICE
state HOspa 81 VIII reesvs sealed ss pTo
posals until Friday. Oct. 26. at 10 O.. m.
for furnishing supplies Tor the month OF
November, 1928. Estimate book will be
on file at room 147, State House, from
BY ORDER OF THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that s. G. Kirk
patrick has filed with the Board of Zon-
ing Appeals of the city Of Indianapolis
a petition asking permission to. vary the
requirements of the coming ordinance by
erecting double dwelling at 1852 Grace
'"l A public bile hearing will be held by said
board in Room 40l, city hall, Tuesday,
Oct. 80, 1928 at $3.50 p. m. at which
time and place all interested persons will
be given opportunity TO. be heard in ref
BOARD OF zo1NJI1NS!q3o APPEALS.
II. B. STEEG Acting Secretary
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that E. W:
coming Appeals Of the City of Indian
apois petition asking permission to
vary the requirements of the zoning Or
dinance by erecting fire-proof garage for
the storage of approximately thirty auto
mobiles at the rear of 24S3 N. Illinois
street.
A public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 401, city hall, Tuesday
Oct. 80, 1928 at $3.50. p. m. at which
time and place all interested persons
will be given opportunity to be heard
in reference to the matters set out in
said petition.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS.
GEORGE T. oc0NNoR.
H. B. sTEEG, Acting Secretary.
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Pets and LiUe Stock

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES
Males and females; sired by Van
Duesens Titus, also S months old fe
male. MRS. w. H. VAN DUESEN. 1920
N. New Jersey st.
WE sTILL-Have baby chicks; S12 per
hundred; will have ducklings Nov. l.,
BOYER'S HATCHERY. "a N. Del Ri. 547c.
POLICE DOGS Stememwede Kennels on
Bluff Road and Troy Ave. FRED @.
RUEBECK.
POLICE PUPS-For sale or trade; cheap.
Pekingese at service. Ri 1852.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES-Sire Terry's
CLASSY Boy; pediR.; reasonable. e23 Drexel
CANARIES- singers. $500. 1907 E.
Pratt street.
PUPPIES-Boston terriers by CLASSY Boy
registered stock. 1882 N. Illinois ST.
FINE HOUND Trained, and double barreled
shot gun. $50 North Illinois. Ii. 06S2.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Lost and Found

AIREDALE-Short tail; last seen Strand
theater Sunday night. Reward. Ii. 4l92.
DOG-Bull, fox terrier: brown, white spots.
Name Spike" Children's pet RI. 1928.
DOG-Female, English bull; lost. Reward.
2606 =. Washington. Oh. 1288-W.
GLASSES gold, rimmed lost Fri
day evenings Oct. IL. in Kernel Bros.
HOUND-Black, lost on or near Bosart
avenue. II. 1879-M. 747 Bosart.
found purse on Ill. car Wed.
morning known; please return. 5S4 w.
Ray. Or. 0l32 no questions.
PIN-Delta Delta Delta, Indiana ballroom,
Friday night. Reward B. G. 1874 R-l-2.
Po1NTER-Very thin. head and saddle
ored specks; reward. 2l6 N. Pine Ii. TIA.
PURsE-S50 or $50. by working girl, on
main fl. Ayres'. Ri 9s49. Ia. 3290-M.
SORORITY PIN-One pearl. Sigma Sigma.
Sigma. Reward. Ta. 1854.
sToLEN-Beagle hopnd black back.
tail with white Tip. Libetal reward for
information S. La Fever Ii 1913.
UNIBRELLA-Blue silk lost on Illinois
street car. Reward. Ii. 5321.
WAToH-1llinois; with chain. W. F.
WIRED-Haired Fox Terrier puppy. Child's
pet, white with black left eye. Reward.
Dr.. 7080-J.
$40 BILL, 81 BIIII--Lost between 18th,
Bellefontaine, Real silk. Rev. Ii. 2847.
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Instructions
Special Notices

PIANO-And Harmony Lessons. Full hour:
ST. Graduate teacher. Ri. 5000.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WE MUST HAVE GOODS
No amount too large or small. VIII
pay highest cash price.
BIEHL TRANSFER AND STORAGE. INC.
Ii. 2268, DR.. 0l99
HOUSE CLEANING?-Y surplus cloth
ing, furniture magazines papers will
Industrial Home Phone for wagon RI
1922. l27 w Georgia ST..
IF YOU HAVE-Household goods for sale
call SHANK AUCTION CO.. Ri. 0644. or
Ri. 7434.
FURNITURE WANTED
WIN naY good cash nrices Dr. 48An
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Business Opportunities
Legal Notices

SANDWICH SHOP-For sale. Doing good
business 104l S. East St
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Houses and Flats Furnlshec

BROADWAY. 2O6l--Lower duplex; rms.
mod. heat, gas, wa, gar. furn. Hu. 6053
NEW JERSEY, 1929 M furn. rms. kitch.
bath; auto space; $3.50.
TECUNISEH, 831-5-room mod. bungalow;
furn., unfurn., or share with wild; couple
WOODRUFF PL-639 E. Dr.: pity. furn. {
rms. friRidaire; $50. Oh. 2O50.
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Business Places for Rent

STOREROOM-Suit for bakery. plumber,
barber, good bus. loo. Cor. East g. Nc
Carly. HUI 3271.
Decentralization office space. 'front.'
ing elevator. Ri 65l2
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. 335-Storeroom;
s45 per month. Call Ii. SAG.
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Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange
Business Property for Sale
Building and Contracting
Musical Instruments

GENERAL building and contracting re-
modelling speciality. CIVIC. REALTY
COMPANY. 1876 N Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
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Final 36-HOIe Match for
Western Crown on
Saturday.
PAGE MEETS OHIO STAR
Mrs. PreSSIer Also Strives
to Advance.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press Staff Correspondent

INDIAN HILL CLUB, CHICAGO,
Aug. 15.-Close golf and fast pace
were expected in the second round
Of match play In the women's
Western tournament here today.
Sixteen players, survivors of the
first round, teed off this morning,
and by nightfall half of them will
be left behind, the remaining eight
to face the quarter-finals round
Thursday. The ranks will thin to
four for Fridays mi-flnals, from
which two women will emerge for
the eXacting final thirty-six-hole
championship Saturday.
Feature Match
In a high bracket among todays
matches was that of Miss Dorothy
Page, Wisconsin University star and
tourney medalist, and Mrs. Curtis
Sohl, Columbus (Ohio) golfer.
Miss Page led the qualifiers with
a n and eliminated Jane Cannon
Of Milwaukee in the first round.
Mrs. Sohl, who qualified with an
80, defeated Mrs. Robert Billiard,
Springfield, ILL.,, to advance to to-
days round. Miss Page was 1926
champion and was expected toetrike
fast stride for her opponent.
Champ Favored
The defending champion, Mrs.
Harry Pressler, Pasadena, Cal, was
favored to win over her partner,
Ann Webster of Fl. Leavenworth,
KanS., in today's match. Mrs. Press
Ter dashed the hopes of Virginia In
gram, Chicago, in the opening round
after they played nine holes even.
Bernice Wall, Oshkosh, Wis.
whose golf becomes steadily more
threatening to champions opposed
Mrs. Lee w. Mida, Chicago, who
was conceded an advantage because
OF her veteran standing in tourna-
ment play.
Among other pairings today there
were several golfers of sectional
fame fighting to survive.
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Shortridge
Grid Squad
in Training
Team Leaves Monday for
Camp CrOSIey; Washing
ton Also Makes Trip.

Twenty-Five Shortridge High
School football players under Head
Coach Alonzo E. Goldsberry will
leave at Z a. m. Monday for Lees
burg, Ind, where about ten high
school grid teams will start prelim-
mary training for the 1928 season.
Camp Crosby is the training camp
site. 1t is on Little Tippecanoe Lake.
Accompanying Goldsberry will be
Assistant Coaches Russell Julius and
Lloyd Messersmith. Six lettermen
are on the Shortridge group. They
are Captain Ennis, end; Bill Rhem,
tackle; Meredith Rose, halfback;
James Stewart, halfback, and Bill
Skinner, tackle and fullback.
The team of Washington High
School Of Indianapolis also will
make the trip and approximately
twenty men will leave Monday for
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[3AGOLF 6 4
- CLUBHOUSE g. PARKWAY E..N'%'1

NNE week from today, at the FIT.
" Wayne Country Club, the best
OF the States juniors will gather
for the annual State tournment.
They will be after the crown won
last year by Homer (Red) Davidson
of Marion. Red" in addition to
playing golf, is quite some basket
ball player, and basketball n Marion
is pretty near all the fans think
about in winter. Summer, however,
is divided with attention to baseball
and golf, and therefore Davidson
comes in for much fame and cheer
ing when he steps out and captures
laurels.
sters in the fray. Indianapolis will send
a large squad up after the crown which
lad, Fosdick Goodrich, in 1925 The first
Championship, four years ago was won by
Ed, Flanagan of Charlottesville. with an
The second annual was won by Goodrich
and Fred Perfect of Fit Wayne was run
ner-up. The. third annual went to Tony
former champion. Ed Flanagan, in the
finals.
=
Last, year, as stated before. Davidson
won. but we must mention that Indian
apolis was again in the final melee repre-
scented by John D. Harrington. Thus In
dianapolis with win one out of four
years and twice runner-up in other years
is not bad record for the capital city
boys, but with an added field of local
youngsters going up this year, more is
expected.
Il
THE western amateur starts next
L. Monday at Chicago. AS usual
the large number of Indiana ANA
tours that should be in the meet
are absent. Strange things are hap
pening in golf events these days,
especially in the big tournaments
that are being played at Chicago.
The qualifying round of the Nation
al open played there in June was a
failure, at least as far as Indiana
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players were concerned. We are
speaking in most part for John Leh-
man of Gary, and Roy Robertson,
pro at Pleasant Run here.
them with no business at all playing in
large number were unable to finish on
halt at some point before such things
begin running the. game. Many an In
that he would be in the Ts3 western Amateur Sts
except that he feared he would not have
chance.
If the United States Golf Asso-
citation must have the shekels from
a large entry list, then we suggest
that they hold more sectional quail
lying rounds. If these weak play
ers were at the tail-end of the start
ing list at several centers and their
poor play interfered with no one
but those in their class, and few
OF them found themselves lett out
in the dark, it would not be long
until they would get wise to them
selves and stay out.
= .
Again we find the handicap system used
in starting players in these meets, and
again we say the handicap system in golf
Is all wrong, in fact the bunk. The ma
tional open is not decided on the merits
of handicap allotment, but on the gross
scores of the contestants. The sooner the
U. S. G. A. starts. players ~ their merits
that is according to the l&urels they have
won in actual Competition. the better of
the association and tournaments will be.
q q
Neil Mcintyre. pro, and Pete Shaffer,
amateur. both Highlanders. won the
weekly pro-amateur meet which was held
at the Ulen Country Club Lebanon, Mon
day. Chuck Garringer and Jack Tute
also OF the, indianapolis Highland Club.
vile, ana VIII biddei, Indianapolis tiTl-
ished third. and Lee Nelson and Berney
Lehman, Indianapolis. were fourth. Thirty
eight players participated. Low individual
score was par 10 by Mcintyre. Contestants
played in pro-amateur pairs. best ball. for
score was 60. SO out and 35 in.
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With Major Stars
Yesterday
BY United Press

=, Al Simmons Cs8o)-singled once in four
times at bat.
Harry Heilmann C900l-Singled twice
and scored one run in TOUR times at bat.
Paul Waner C359) -HitlesS in three times
at bat, but scored one run.
Babe Ruth .(9SO)-1Iit a home run in
two times at bat.
Lou Gehrig 1897 -Tripled once and
singled once in three times at bat. Scored
one run.
Freddy Lindstrom (355)-Singled twice
In five times a bat, Scored one run,
Rogers Hornsby 1880 Singled twice in
four times at bat
Frank Frisch C3i9)-Went hltless In
four times at bat. Scored one run.
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Clubs and Colleges Send Stars
After Laurels in A. A. u. Swim
WaWaSee Event Late This Month Attracts Many Aquatic
WeI-KnOWns; Field Grows Rapidly.

expected to enter several events.
Ralph Satterlee will represent the
Muncie Y. M. G. A. and Colleen
Utter, the Hoosier Swimming Club,
Huntington.
James DuShane Of the Columbus
High School will enter several
events. Kenneth Walling, from
Pennville, will enter the meet I'M
attached
The Indianapolis Athletic Club
swimmers and divers already en-
tered are Robert Zaiser, Buck Mild
ner, Frank Kennedy, Hal Benham
and Frank Fehsenfelt.
J. E. Clemens and j. r. Townsend,
both Of indianapolis, will be, respec-
lively, starter and referee, for the
meet.
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BIZ UHtted Press
WAWASEE, Ind, Aug. 15.-With
many swimmers of high caliber al
ready entered and the list of en-
trants growing daily, the outdoor
swim championships to be held aug.
%, "a and Is on the north shore
of Lake Wawasee is expected to sur
pass any water carnival held here
tofore in Indiana.
The indianapolis Athletic Club
has signif1ed its intention of enter
ing full strength team and is ex-
pected to finish high in the point
column. Louisville will enter Harry
Shields and George Williamson, two
well-known stars.
Purdue University will be repre-
sented by John Nickerson, one of
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FAST GREYHOUNDs ENTERED

Four whippet and four greyhound
races will be in the canine events to
be staged at Broad Ripple Park
Friday evening starting at $3.50.
George Hornaday, who has a ken
mel Of some Of the fastest dogs in
the State, has entered his two grey
hound stars, Just Right and Markee,
whose time for the 200 yards is
around ten seconds fiat. Several
out-of-town entries will race.
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Boys
on Ripple ELL

Noble Clark and Young Jess, no.
pound lads, will open the flstic show
at the Broad Ripple bathing beach
ring Thursday night. The little fell
lows are scheduled to go four rounds
There will be two other four
round scraps and a six-round wind
up. Cecil Hurt and Billy Moore.
middleweights, being matched in
the feature event.
The glove program will start at
6:45 p. m. daylight saving time.
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Jack KearnS' Wife III;
Dempsey at Bedside.
BIZ United Press

oW . NtttU russ
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Jack
Dempsey, former heavyweight cham
pion, forgot his quarrel with his
former manager, Jack Kearns, long
enough to hurry to the bedside of
Kearns' wife, who is sriously i'll at
Long Beach hospital. Kearns, it was
reported, was speeding east from
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Kearns was removed to the
hospital Tuesday in a critical condi-
ton. Her sister, Mrs. Charles Sny-
der. unable to reach Kearns imme-
diately, decided to call upon Jack
Dempsey in the emergency. He re-
sponded willingly, notifying Mrs.
Kearns' lawyer, then hurrying to
the hospital.
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ARMOUR TAKES TITLE

BV Times NDfclnT
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-
Tommy Armour, Washington pro,
annexed the Philadelphia open golf
title Tuesday at North Hills. He
scored 292 for 70 holes and was
winner by three strokes. He stroked
thirty-lline in the third round.
Leo Diegel was second and Danny
Williams third. Melhorn was fourth
and John Golden fifth.
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EVANSVILLE. wis. = SAMMY MandelI
lightweight champion, gained a technical
K o. over Johnny O'Donnell st. Paul, in
the eighth round: the referee stopping the
ment. The boxers fought over the light
weight title poundage. Attendance was
PORTLAND. Ore.-Joe Simonicl, Butte.
Mont, middleyeight, and George Dixon
Portland, fought ten-round draw.
n; 2. bantamweight champion, defeated
Charley Pinto. Syracuse. in ten rounds
Graham led the fight throughout.
NEWARK-Vince Dundee. Baltimore
brother OF Joe Dundee. welterweight
champion, defeated Irish Danny Pagan in
ten-round bout at the Newark Velo-
drome. Dundee weighed 1914. Pagan
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10 Women Golf Stars Battle Reach Quarter RoMmd of Tourney

the camp. Coach Bogue will be
forced to develop a team of sopho-
mores and Juniors.
There were about $50 high school
gridders at Camp Crosby last year.
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Az and 2lE2 in Majors

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Both ma
jor league pennant races remained
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unchanged after Tuesdays games,
the Yankees maintaining their four
and one-half-game lead over the
Philadelphia Athletics and the st.
Louis Cardinals holding their two
and one-half-game lead over the
New York Giants.
The Cards beat the Braves, 6 to 1,
and the Giants beat the Cubs, 10
to 2. Both leaders lost in the Ameri-
can League, the White Sox defeat
ing the Yankees, 5 to 2, and the
Tigers defeating the AS, 4 to 1.
The standing of the leaders follow:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games
Bel I.J x95k Z e 81 81 0'1 1M
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games
Won L. Pet. behind.
New York 800. 6S Al sos 2iI
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Diamond A. C.'s lost well-played
eleven-inninF contest to the oriole Juniors
Sunday. 8 to 2. A. C.s are without a
-l5-16-year-old class. call Drexel s7e4-W
and ask for Marion. Sundays score:
Diamonds ........ oo1 DOL DOL o0-2 /
orioles ........... 0tJ 100 100 0i-3 /
Wuertz and Treste- Howard and Smith.
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Due TO a cancellation the Indianapolis
Irlangles, are without a game for Sun
State teah. Write II. E. Bepiay. Is z.
ODrange st.. or call Drexel 1864
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Reserves will play the fast Beech Grove
Reds SUNDAY. Aug 26. and following dates
open, and State Teams are requested to
call Cherry SAIL or write A. Monroe. 200l
Roosevelt Ave. Reserves desire to hear
from a good catcher.
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With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

spartans AIDED another. victory to their
long list Sunday by defeating the Buc-
cancers at Riverside Fark spartans de-
year-olds class. Score:
Buccaneers .......... 200 o3o ooo-S II 2
Spartans ............. 202 040 00X-8 l6 l
Manager of the Maccabees is requested
70 call Belmont 1925 and ask for Leslie
Indianapolis Big Four was defeated by
the Youngstwn (ohio) P. and L. E.. last
%san mss UrBa5s 1 and R' sst Sa
to 3. Scores:
Youngstown . ........ osi 600 oils il ?
Francis, Miller and Kiethley; shott and
Wardle.
Hth Tbana '' COS COS o oO5 oSo-s
Miller and Kieth1ey: Langhof and
Stone.
Fl. Harrison team, winners of the Fra
ternal League are without q game for
Sunday Write H. H. Cloud, captain
Eleventh Infantry Fl Harrison, Ind.
Y. NJ s. lost to the St. Johns
EE ys16l I team: winners OF the sunday
ing. of -Wernsing. The Y. N. S. was charged
with five errors. Y. M. S. will meet the
Strong heystones az the Green house ParK
pay. will pitch 70 rthe Keystones. Field
or McCurdy will hurl for the Y. M. S.
Indianapolis Red Men defeated the
ShelbYville Red Men at Shelbyville Sun
day. 5 to 3. Pitching Of Eddie Hust. for
the winners. featured Next Sunday the
Rcd Men will play the Upton Oaks, ct
Upton. Red Men have Sept; and Is
open. Strong State teams desiring games
address E.. C., Turner, 2s44 RAIDER st., or
call Talbot iii and ask for Glib.
Beech Grove Reds defeated the stude-
bakers Sunday. IL TO 10. Reds will meet
the indianapolis Reserves at the Beech
grove park SUNDAY. For, games write H;
Beech Grove 80.
Northern Crays defeated Lebanon Sun
day. 6 to Playing Of Thrash and Whit
ney featured: Grays will travel to New
m Nam od S6saS'E s.oo m 6aiord g ST. W"
Mlckieyyille orays defeated Mooresvills
Sunday. 10 to 4. Reynolds, Grays twirl-
er. was credited with fourteen strikeouts
port.
Mars Hill will play the international
Red SoX Sunday at Mars Hill at p. m.
CLAYTON. Ind.-Clayton was defeated
sunday by Avon. TO 0. The independents
will play the Marmon team here Sunday.
II IL IS impossible for the Marmon nine
to play here the manager Is requested to
call SOIL Clayton, Ind.
Reserves will play the fast Beech Grove
Reds Sunday Aug 26 and followfno dates