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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30
Paddock Nav
Run for II. S.
in Olympics
Charley Serious Contender
for Americas Eight
Man Team.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY,
United Press STAFF Correspondent


NEW YORK, April 3C.-Charley
Paddock's running days are far from
over and the blonde Californian is
quite likely to bob up as one Of the
eight sprinters on the 1928 American
Olympic team.
Following his spectacular per-
Torrance in establishing a new
worlds record for the ITS yards in
the thirty-fourth annual Penn
sylvania relay carnival Saturday
Paddock is confident that he can
make his third Olympic team.
Through mud and slush ankle
deep and past a pile of bricks stone
and humanity Paddock raced IT'S
yards in II 2-5 seconds at the Penn
Carnival surprising his former
worlds mark Of II AS seconds made
in Salt Lake City last year.
Two sections of the 10-foot wall
between the track and stands col
lapsed in front of the runners and
onto the track just as they came
tearing out of the chute. Paddock,
running in the lane next to the wall,
was the only one menaced by the
crumbling bricks and struggling
humans, and he had to swerve and
shift his stride to keep from collid,
ing with man.
Tony Plansky's victory in the
Decathlon practically cinched the
burly Poles place on the four man
Olympic Decathlon squad. Plansky,
former Georgetown football star,
won the gruelling ten-event contest
with 7142.273 points with Kenneth
Doherty of the City College Of De-
troit, second with 704l 1888 points,
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Yankee Star
Thinks Two
Britons Best
Abe Mitchell, Archie Comp
Ston Dangerous, Says
Gene SaraZen.
BY GENE SARAZEN
,onvripht 1929 nv the Tinted Prase


SANDWICH, England, April 3d.
I consider Abe Mitchell, the veteran
British professional, and Archie
Compston. who conquered Walter
Hagen at Moor Park, the two best
bets in the British Open golf cham
pionship, which starts here next
Monday.
It may be that some one of the
Americans who are at Sandwich
will win the title, but the chances
are less than during the past two
years when we had Bobby Jones to
show the way.
Tommy Armour, our National
champion, is playing wonderful go4i
and hitting them a mile" He viii
need to, for the course here is eX-
tremely long.
Bill MehlhOrn also has been 60
ing strong, and Hagen will show
US today what he can do with the
championship fairways and greens.
Jim Barnes has not been playing
well in practice, but he is getting
better each day, and there always
is a chance that he may repeat his
1925 triumph.
The weather here has been poor
for golf-rainy and windy. Natur-
ally, this hasn't assisted us in our
practice rounds.
There are two courses for the
qualifying rounds-the Royal st.
Georges and the Princes. I am
paired with Bill Mehlhorn for the
lrSt round on Monday over the
former course. The next day we
play Princes.
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Illinois Takes
Honors at Drake

BIZ United Press
DIES MONIES, Ia, April 30.-The
orange and blue colors of the Uni
versity of Illinois we're carried to
a glorious triumph by the Illini
athletes in the Drake relays here by
taking three f1rsts and two seconds
in the list of events.
Records were safe in the final
events as strong wind was blowing
in the face of the runners. Iowas
relay runners took a good share of
the hOnors and finished thrilling
race in defeating the Northwestern
team in the one-mile event.
Jack Elder of Notre Dame, gave
a good demonstration of his speed
in the individual events and took
the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds flat
bucking a stiff wind.
Indiana pushed Illinois in the
four-mile relay race, Slime of Illi-
nois taking the lead away from the
HooSiers in the third lap to pave
the way for the Orange and Blue
victory
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English Runner
Increases Lead
II, Pyle S Derby

BIZ UHicd Press
VIRDIN, Ill. April 30-Peter
Gavuzzi, bearded Southampton,
England. entrant, led Andrew
Payne Of Claremore. Okla by more
than four hours today in the Pyle
trans-continental footrace.
The Anglo-Italian strengthened
his hold on first place by winning
Sundays lap from Stanton in
5:4702 Biusto Umek, Trieste,
Italy. who covered the 44.4 mile run
in $4,000, was second. Payne and
Phillip Granville, Hamilton, Ontario,
Negro, tied for third in 6:2O.31.
Springfield. thirty miles away, was
today's goal.
The ten leaders and their elapsed
time:
Peter Gavuzzi, Southampton. England.
sA9dreE Payne, Clarcmorc, Okla,
John salo. Passaic. N. J.. 39e:27:57.
500 :54:lI.
nike Joyce. Cleveland 4os:O2:lo.
Ed Gardner, Seattle. 409:15:26.
William Kerr. Minneapolis. 4O9:25:O8.
Giusto Umek. Trieste Italy. 415:02:26.
Louis Perrella. Albany N. Y, 4l6:33:l7
John Cronick, Saskatoon. Sask.. 4l7:53 SO.
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John Bader made a wonderful bid for
the all-events title. Needing total of
26l. in his last game John went to work
total of 257. just three pins short of
landing in second place with a total of
.907 over the nine-Rame route.
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only games scheduled.)

- CTWelve Inningsl
St. Louis ....... 900 900 3O2 0Oo-5 II 0
Chicago ........ 203 900 900 O0l-6 IL 3
Alexander Farmhouse, Haid. johnson.
Llttlejohn, Haines and OFarrell: Blake
Nehf. Root and Hartnett Gnnzales
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Kokomo AnnexeS
Annual Relays

BIZ Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind. April 30
Kokomo High School won the an
nual Kokomo relays mere Saturday
by mounting up a total of IS 1-3
points. Technical of indianapolis
was a close second with 81 points.
Anderson, Marion, Burlington, Peru,
Russiaville, Elwood, Windall and
Sharpesyille also scored, in the
order named.
jeff of Lafayette, Central OF FIT.
Wayne. Noblesville, Upton and
Westfield also competed but failed
to score. Odom of Kokomo and
Kutchback of Tech we're the stars
of the meet.
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Ed Walsh Holds
Blue; Irish Win

Ed Walsh, Jr., star Notre Dame
twirler, was in fine form Saturday
and held Butler to two runs and
six hits as his teammates, aided by
five errors on the part of the Bull
dogs, chased nine runs across the
plate at Washington Park. The
Irish secured seven hits Off the de-
livery of Hildebrand.
The proceeds of the game went
to the American Olympic fund.
Walsh famed twelve Butler bats
men. Score by innings:
Notre Dame .......... O03 O6O 900 7 2
Butler ............. 900 OIL 600 s 3
Walsh and Lordl Hildebrand and Coll
YER
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Illinois Central defeated First Baptist
8 to 2, Saturday in the feature game of
the Amateur league opening.
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The Kentucky "cave man." jim
ME Byrne, will be the opponent
of Chuck Virgins tonight in the
main go of ten rounds at the
Armory. The two pugs have met
several times in hot sessions. one
being the feature prelim when
Gene Tunney defeated Jack
Dempsey in Chicago last year.
Virgins is taking Joe Packo'S
place on tonight's program, the
Toledo boxer being incapacicated
by illness. There will be four
other bouts, the first at 8:15
Legion shows are usually staged
on Tuesday night, but a change to
Monday was necessary this week
owing to the fact the Armory was
rented for other purposes Tues
day.
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HENNESSEY IS WINNER
BIZ Times Special

bU az NUtttUI
LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 30
John Hennessey, indianapolis tennis
star, of the United States Davis Cup
team, playing in exhibitions here
Sunday with other members of his
team, displayed brilliant form in
defeating Ben Gorchakoff, Ga, 60.
Gerald Stratford defeated Arnold
Jones, GA, 30, Ga. Bill Tilden and
Jones defeated Gorchakon and
Stratford. Ga. 60.
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Jdps Eliminate
Cuban Players
BU TUifrd Press

BIZ THtcd Press
HAVANA, April 3O.-Japan elimi-
mated Cuba in the Davis cup tour
nament Sunday by winning the
doubles match, 6-3, 6-3, As, 9-N
The Cuban players, RogeliC Paris
and Vincente Banet, we're helpless
against the attacks Of the Japanese
players, Teizo Toba and Tamio Abe.
The Japanese team defeated Cuba
in the singles Saturday. They will
play Canada in Montreal in May.
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MANUAL DOWNS PREP

Manual won its sixth straight
game Saturday by downing Boys
Prep, 9 to l. Murray worked for the
Red and White, the Prepsters secur-
ing but one safe hit in the seven
inning contest. The Prep run was
scored on Murraw's wild pitch in
the the seventh.
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U. TRIMS PURPLE

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 30.
Indiana defeated the Northwest
ern baseball team here Saturday, 8
to 4. Russell Paugh, Indianapolis,
scheduled to work for Indiana, was
i'll and Apple and Bell worked for
the Crimson. Hellerman and Held
man opposed the locals. Score by
innings:
Indiana ........... 10l $50 O1"-8 2
Apple. Bell and Magnabosco; Hellerman.
Heidman and Carey.
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Tonight's Program
at Armory

Ten ROunds-Chuck Virgins. Indian
apOlis. VS.. Jimmie Byrne, OwensborO, KY,
heayyweights.
Eight Rounds-Charley Shine. Indian
apolis. VS.. Cecil Hurt, indianapolis; 155
pounds.
Six ROunds-Elmer Bezenah. Cincin-
natl, VS.. Danny Budd, Terre Haute; 1856
pounds.
Six ROunds-Tony Phillips, Pitts
burgh, VS.. Otto AttersOn, Terre Haute;
1873 pounds.
Four ROunds-Lou Sanders, Indian
apolis, VS.. Buddy Bezenah, Cincinnati;
1870 pounds.
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LOG ARE ENTERED

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 3O.-Of 1876
nominations for the Kentucky
Derby. LOG have been named for the
American Derby at Arlington Park,
June 9. 1t is the largest number
ever made for the event.
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With Tribe at Bat
CAvEMEN RUN WILD

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, April 30.-Wabash
broke loose in the eighth inning OF
its game with Muncie Normal here
Saturday, scored eight runs to wal
lop the Ball Teachers, 10 to 3. Two
errors, four walks and five hits as
sisted the Cavemen in their eighth
inning rampage.
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BOILERNIAKERS LOSE
By Times Special

bY tHIt6 NptCIuI
URBANA, Ill, April 30.-The
University of Illinois tennis team de-
feated Purdue in a Big Ten match
here Saturday, matches to 1.
Keith, Purdue, was the only Boiler
maker to win a match.
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GREYHOUNDS BEAT ROSE

The Indiana Central baseball
team defeated Rose Poly Saturday,
4 to 2. Bailey and Leroy worked
for the Greyhounds and let Rose
down with five hits. Peters and
Babillis pitched for the Engineers.
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N. d. METERS WIN

BIZ ItmCS NpCcIdI
DIES MONIES, Iowa, April 3d.
University OF Notre Dame tennis
team swamped Drake here Satur-
day, winning all of the six matches
played. The Irish team was COM
posed of Marley, Griffin, Ruckels-
haus and Burns.
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TENNIS TEAMS TIE

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 3d.
Indiana and Louisville tennis teams
tied, sail, here Saturday. The I. U.
team was made up of Tommy Quinn,
Pike, Hines. Hepburn and Nixon.
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KNOCKED OUT IN FIRST

BIZ JHitcd Press
LISBON, April 30-Blackie Mil
Ter, heavyweight champion OF
Australia, was knocked out in the
first round Sunday, by Cruz Coelho
OF Portugal.
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According to Manager John Nc
GraW of the New York Giants his
team is worth strong considera-
ton as a pennant contender this
season despite the popular opin-
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OPENING AT AURORA

AURORA, Ill, April 30.-Tne Illi-
nois racing season will open here
Tuesday. The inaugural feature will
be handicap at a mile, with nine
teen starters.
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Hoppe Beats Layton

Y 7 TVICS ISpFCIUL
CHICAGO, April 80. = Willie
Hoppe, New York, won his three
cushion billiard match with Johnny
Layton, 900 to 531. Hoppe won the
final block Saturday night, so to 25,
in SO innings. Hoppe mad a high
run of II.
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Biz Ten Baseball
GAMES mis- WEEK

Monday Minnesota at Purdue. Iowa
Northwestern Wisconsin at Illinois.
Tuesday-Purdue at Chicago.
Friday-Tllinois at Ohio.
Saturday Illinois ct Ohio. Indiana
Iowa. Purdue at Northwestern. Chicago
at Wisconsin.
NO games scheduled Wednesday md
Thursday.
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ion of many experts that his club
is entitled to only first division
ranking. Among McGraw's sew
eral reasons for thinking his out
fit will battle for the National
League flag throughout the cam
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COLLEGES SATURDAY.

Wabash. 10: Muncie Normal. 3.
Indiana. 8: Northwestern, 4.
Notre Dame. g.: Butler, 2.
Iowa, s.; Wisconsin. (12 inningsl.
Michigan. 9: Syracuse, /.
Illinois. 8: Minnesota. 3.
Qnio state. 3: Marshall College, ,.
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With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

Midways opened their season with a
6-to-5 victory over the Indianapolis A. C.s.
the hitting of Roberts and the fielding Of
Elrod. Midways desire a game for Sun
day with a fast city or state Club. Call
call Drexel 6o2OW.
Lincoln Highways came from behind in
their opening game Sunday and scored
six runs in the ninth inning to down the
ways viii play the Mccoy Nolan Giants
next Saturday and Sunday at Washing
ton Park.
ford Sunday, meeting the strong Bedford
GreyStoneS. Bill Francis will be on the
mound for the Meldons with Bob Kelly
doing the receiving.
Lauter Boys Club defeated the Midway
Juniors, to 8. in a twelve-inning game
old, class cal Belmont s64i and ask for
Red wheel.
Keystones lost to the Lincoln Highways
Sunday. II to z Two errors in the ninth,
for six runs. Next Sunday the Keystones
will play the Acmes at the Green House
Keystones ..... -. 0S4 O01 600 ii s
Williams and Hawkins; Reister. Trefy
ana Kline.
Indianapolis Triangles defeated the
Mooresville Independents. Sunday. to 3.
Hoffman. Triangle twirler. allowed but
three hits and famed nine men. Score:
IrlangleS, ....,...... 0I0 100 1913 "a l
Hoffman and Meyers, Bova: Fields. Nc
Cloud and johnson.
Manufacturers League results Of satur-
Indiana Bell. 10; E. C. Atkins. S.
J. J. Madden Co., %; Drop Forge. 9.
Gold Dust Corp, 10; Advance Paint, 10;
item innings, tie).
Indianapolis Cubs we're defeated in
their opening game Sunday by the River
side A. AS, in a Suggest, IL to 10. Next
Sunday the Cubs will play the Dady A.
C.s at Riverside No. at $3.50.
Illinois Central defeated First Baptist
the Amateur league opening.
The Christamore Juniors want game
for Sunday with some local team playing
Bel ITS.
Indianapolis orioles defeated the Con-
ner's Garfields % to at Garfield Sunday.
orioles will play at Bridgeport Sunday.
For games write John Donahue, 1914 S.
Talbot st.
Big Four A. A. of Indianapolis defeated
the Big Four team of Springfield, Ohio,
Saturday. to 2. Miller held the Buck
eyes to four hits, tanning seven men.
Atherton did the heavy stick-work for the
indianapolis .'..... COL 100 ooo-s II 4
Springfield ....... 100 900 00l-2 2
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INDIANAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS
Warwick batted for Brillheart in sixth
Wheat batted for Noon in ninth

Wheat batted for Moon in ninth.
Indianapolis ............... 400 OIL 001-9
Minneapolis ............... 101 900 000-2
Two-base hits-Deviveros az, Anderson.
Russell. Three-base hits-Anderson, War
stler. Home run-Anderson. Sacrifices
Matthews, Russell. Holke. Double plays
Briilheart to Kenna; Brillheart to Brady
to Betzel to Hoke Be2e to- Wa Haehsy
Warstler to Holke. Left on bases-Min-
neapolis, g; Indianapolis. 6. Bases on balls
Schupp. g. Hits-Of Mccullough 6 in /
inning; off Brillheart. in 5 innings; of
Noon. in innings. Losing pitcher -
Mccullough. Umpires - McCaffery and
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Indianapolis orioles defeated the Con-
ner's Garhelds % to 8 at Garfield Sunday.
orioles will play at Bridgeport Sunday.
For games write John Donahue, 1914 S.
Talbot St.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGur
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TOday'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at st. Paul
Toledo at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Kansas CITY.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Chicago.
New York at Washin gton.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGIE
Sundays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
lTnn intni,,ncl

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ten innngs)
Milwaukee ........ 600 OO2 200 2-6 ii i
Wyckof, Winters Lyons and Terrell;
Jonnard' Kruger ard McMenemy.
Kansas city ..... COO COO S Soi SS655-s g :
Pfe5fer and ONcil; Yarmouth, linn
st. Paul ............ 03l li2 0Ox-s 10 ,
K99b, Wilkinson, Dean and shinault: Nc
quad, Giard, Kirsch. Polli and CASTOR
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(ren Innings)
Gg ieJciand '' 81 81 O96 O2O Il Is
Gibson. vangider and Shea. woodaII;
Miller, Harder and Wyatt
New York ........, 900 100 POO IL /
washington ......... 100 0O1 OBS II /
Pennock and Collins; Lisenbee, Braxton.
Burke and Ruel.
Chicago ............. 002 600 600 2
ST. Louis .,......... 102 002 00G-5 II 3
Adkins, Connally and McCurdy; Ogden,
Gray and Schang.
(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Came
Boston ............... 900 600 05O-5 10 /
Se cien fUTc smith o, goo 2Ol Ooo-S 2
Fitzsimmons and Hogan.
Second Camel
Boston ............. 300 210 020- 3 10 /
New York .......... 030 5l1 20x-12 IS Q
Brandt Mills, Hearn and Taylor. Urban;
Mangum, Faulkner. Cummings and Hogan,
(First GameD
EhIlaueIpma ........ 900 900 100 3 |
brooklyn ........... 600 200 0lx-3 0
=, Sweetland and Schultz; McWecny and
Henline.
Second Came
Fnlladelphla ........ 900 900 000-0 0
Brooklyn .....,...,.. 300 900 00x--3 O
Ring. Benge and Wilson; Clark and Har-
PreaVeS.
(TWelve Inningsl
st Louis ..,.... 900 900 3O2 00o-5 II 0
Chicago ........ 203 900 900 OOl-6 IL 3
Alexander Farmhouse, Haid. johnson,
LlttIeJohn, Ha1nes and O'Farrell: Blake
Neh1 Root and Hartnett. Gonzales.
pittsburgh .......... 900 100 OO1-2 l
CINCINNATI ..,........ oil 0G0 1913 /
kremer. Miljus and Gooch; Rixey and
HargraVe.
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Big Four A. A. of Indianapolis defeated
the Big Four team of Springfield, Ohio,
Saturday. to 2. Miller held the Buck
eyes to four hits. tanning seven men.
Atherton did the heavy stickwork for the
Hoosiers. Score:
Springfield ........ 100 900 00l-2 2
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Jim Perry. Tribe owner. threatens to
take the case to Judge Lands in an ef-
fort to get Umpire PowelPs verdict up
ment in a meeting Of A. A. directors by
being out-voted. Minneapolis is stout in
league politics.
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According to President Hickey's ruling
against the Saturday forfeit. the fray
teams to take the field with the score
standing Is to in favor of Minneapolis
and play resumed with two Millers out in
-same positions they were Saturday. Well.
that's one the Millers may win from the
Indians this season. The Tribe has wal
.oped the Kels five times.
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The Mona Motor Oil team had a fine
chance, going into their last game with
a score of 2.O26. but they cracked" and
$3.50 was thu best they could do for n
total of G,OIJ.
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The General Electric of Fl Wayne was
one of the favorites before the start. but
a poor CONT OF 876 in their first game
held them to q 1881 tota..
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But ii was different story Sunday
when Ferd Schupp went to the Indian
mound. He famed eight MilIers.
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Every bowler who ever rolled has
learned to sing" about being tapped"
but the crown goes to Walter Wheeler
and Doc Kemper Going into the last
game OF their doubles Wheeler put nine
strikes in a row in the pocket and got
them. With a possible 800 in sight Waiter
put the ball in the pocket. but the seven
then secured his next strike for total
OF 279.
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The Christamore Juniors want a game
for Sunday with some local team playing
in the Is to 18year-old class. Call
Bel. IT'S.
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In the doubles event Bill Doehrman and
Pete Miller OF Fl. WAYNE went into the
lead with a total OF 1.305 This team grew
40 and 81 465 Pete Miller Mile gave gave DoeTr.
mans consistent shooting a ride having
693 to Bits 6l2
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Indianapolis Cubs we're defeated in
their opening game Sunday by the River
side A. AS, in a SUGGEST, IL to TO- Next
Sunday the Cubs will play the Dady A.
C.s at Riverside No. 3 at $3.50.
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Levcrett and Meyers were hit far and
wide during the brief action Saturday
The Millers fairly murdered the stuff
the Tribe pitchers offered.
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Umpire Povelrs forfeit decision at Min
neapolis Saturday dazed the onlookerS
and the scribes covering the game were
unable to obtain an interview with the
official until long after he ended hostii-
ties. He was forced to make a quick
getaway with flock of John Laws"
trailing him to protect him from the
maddened Miller fans.
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Casey STENCILS Toledo Hens. pennant
winners last season. are in the A. A.
cellar. What a fall for the proud Hens
Casey's bows finally beat the Blues sun
day. but he'll be punch drunk" shortly
II his club fails to stage a winning streak.
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Midways opened their season with a
6-to-5 victory over the Indianapolis A. C.s.
Features in the play of the Midways was
the hitting of Roberts and the fielding Of
Elrod. Midways desire a game for Sun
day with a fast city or State Club Call
or write Paul Gray, 1925 State St or
call Drexel 6020-W.
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This put it up to Kemper to get two
strikes and count to go into first place
in this event, Doc put the frst on. one IN IN
the same spot. but all the ten pin would
DO was rock for a tap" in one OF the
for the series was .296 good for second
place. Wheeler's total for the three games
was 712.
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OutheIder Doll" Jacobson released by
the Indians before thew left for the
West. has been signed by the Baltimore
Internationals.
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indianapolis Meldons will play at Bed
ford Sunday, meeting the strong Bedford
mound i0' for the Meidons With Bob on KEW sn
doing the receiving.