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in Top
Form for Scrap;
Brown on Card

Jimmy Hackley's handlers report
him in the best of condition for his
ten-round scrap with Davey Abad OF
Panama at the fort Tuesday night.
A very light workout was on the
program for this afternoon at the
Anterior gymnasium. The boxers
will weigh in at the Arcade gym
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Abad was to arrive in town this
afternoon and was to timber up at
the Arcade gym. The first appear
ance here of the little Panamanian
seems to have aroused the interst OF
the fans.
Dividing interest with the main
event is the eight-rounder between
Bobby Allen of Chicago and Tracy
Cox of this city. The fans have had
a sample of the fistic proves OF
both these boys recently
Harry Kreindler, who was to meet
Otto AtterSon in a siX-rounder, got
hurt in training and his place will
be taken by Jimmy Brown Of Gin
cinnati.
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Yank$, Athletics
in Double Bill
on Next Sunday

BY United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. S.-The New
York Yankees have one big advan-
tage over the Philadelphia Athletics
in their battle for the American
League pennant. The Yankees have
eleven OF their remaining twenty
six games at home, while the Ath-
letics must play all of their remain
ing twenty-five games on the road.
The four-game series between the
Athletics and Yankees opening Sun
day. Sept. 8, at the Yankee stadium
is expected to decide the pennant.
The clubs play a double header
Sunday, and a crowd Of 10000 is
expected to see the two games. They
rest the following Monday and then
play single games Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. II and IL.
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Home Run Club

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Rockne Returns
After Big Tour
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Knute
Rockne and his special Olympic
party of 1853 were back in the
United States today after a Euro
pean tour. They arrived Sunday
on the Pennsylvania. Pop" Warn
er, Stanford coach, hurried from the
gang plank to catch a train for the
Pacific coast to take charge of his
football squad.
Rockne believes the reason the
United States failed to win more
running races was because the men
were overturned.
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Nachand twice looked at third
strike. Thompson hit two sacrifice
fly balls.
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shortstop olivares made . dandy play
on Worth in the eighth Sunday and
threw out the runner by q half step, after
taking the ball in deep short. It would
have been n hit in the Sally League.
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BY LEFTY LEE

The bowling season of 1928-29 will
be ushered in this week. Monday
night leagues will be delayed one
week owing to the fact that Labor
day has been left off the schedule.
Tuesday night, however, the
rumbling of the sixteen-pound
mineralite will be heard in all Of
the downtown houses as the teams
swing into action.
In addition to the older leagues,
a number of new loops will fill up
the new drives that have been in
stalled in the past year.
Practically all alley managers re-
port and $50 p. m. shifts to take
care of organized leagues. Now is a
good time to sanction your league.
Jerry Pritchett Is on the Job at the
Pritchett Recreation drives. All of the
alleys at this house have been put in shape
for the season. The Indianapolis League
is the fastest loop on these drives. and
will roll Wednesday night.
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match set Hoosier golfdom agog
with the crushing defeat he handed
Johnny Simpson, the defending
champion. He was truly a dark
horse.
Going into the meet just closed,
Lance fired a brilliant SO to set a
new course record for amateurs on
the French Lick course. He con-
tinued his fine play and captured
the low medalist honors of the meet
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BIG LEAGUE CHATTER

Fred Marberry, Washington right
handler, single handed beat the New
York Yankees Sunday, 2 to 0. The
defeat reduced the Yankees lead
over the Athletics to a game and a
half. Marberry held the Yanks to
four hits, not a man reaching third
and only two reaching second. He
drove in both runs with a single in
the fourth after Tom Zachary, re-
Gently released by the Senators, had
walked Muddy Ruel to get him.
Jim BottomIey's hitting enabled the St.
Louis Cardinals to beat the Cincinnati
Reds, TO 8. He accounted for all five
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HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLES

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Two
heavyweight bouts will be held this
week. Roberti Roberti of Italy who
recently won on a foul from john
ny Risko, will meet King Soloman
Of Panama in a ten-round bout at
Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, Wednesday
night.
Young Stribling of Georgia will
meet Johnny Squires of South
Africa, in ten-round bout Thurs
opening of Madison Square Garden
for the winter season.
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Chase
TghtenS Up as
YonkS Lose Out
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The Phila-
delphia Athletics today were only a
game and a half behind the New
York Yankees-the closest they have
been to the YANKEES in two seasons.
The Senators beat the Yankees
Sunday, 2 to O. The Athletics were
idle, thus gaining a half game.
The three National League. leaders
won their games, the Cardinals
beating the Reds. The Cubs de-
feating the Pirates and the Giants
winning from the Braves. The
Cardinals lead the Cubs by four and
one-half games. Standing of the
contenders follows:
American League
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SKEEBALL TOURNAMENT
Many to Compete for Prizes Thurs
day at Riverside.

The second annual tournament at
the Riverside skeeball alleys will be
held next Thursday evening with a
large entry list of both men and
women bowlers. AS a special feature,
the management is offering cash
prizes for high scores during the
week.
In the mems division Of Thurs
days tourney are entered John B.
Thompson, DR.. G. G. Chambers,
j. P. Thompson, G. E. Bracket,
Harry Badgley, w. T. Meade, Roy
Bovine. Raymond Davidson, o. j.
Rudolph, John Crosse, John Bachler,
L. o. Stark, Paul Foxworthy, Carl
Granneman, J. ]. Green, Edward
House and Tiny Keith.
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With Major Stars
Yesterday
BY United Press

Rogers Hornsby (3ao)-Singled once in
four trips, driving in one run.
Goose. Goslin (.S79)-Singled once IN
Lou Gehrig s73)-singled once in three
trips.
Paul waner (s72)-Two singles in two
times up.
Al Simmons (.S6O)-IdIe.
Freddy Lindstrom (.344)--Got single
sacrifice and scored run in three times
jim Bottonlley (3Ss)-Accounted for all
i've. of the Cardinals runs with. single,
double and triple, driving in three and
scoring the other two.
Babe Ruth (SS4)-Failed to hit safely
in three times up.
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Scout Joe. Engle of Washington was a
visitor Sunday. He travels much.
Cuban Olivares drew three walks of
Boone Sunday and two of the passes de-
veloped into runs.
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League BowIers Get Back Into
Action on New Season Tuesday
Old Popularity Of Ten Pin Sport Holds Good and New
Circuits Enter Field Other Gossip.

Martin and Reitzell also have put the
Capitol drives in shape and the fast Capt.
using Friday nights for their play. Perez
Henry is the new manager at this house;
Perez is the proud owner Of the Round
Robin medal which he won from q field of
fifty OF the best in the city last year.
At the Century we find Arch Heiss in
City Layers SOd6 ' o,5 5faf 8 the Sr 9af
State tourney. He scored 6S6 for his three
games All Of the Century boys are glad
to welcome Arch.
Webb Wallace will direct affairs at the
indiana. Webb secured a fine play for
ports fun schedule for this new cam
paign.
Another popular manager. who will be
back. is Johnny Beam at the Illinois
alley. The old Washington League with
fourteen teams again will use these drives.
pion Of the State in Earl McCarty. An
early three-man league has been rolling
on these drives for the past three weeks.
LorenE wiesman will be back At the Elk
Club alleys; Wiesman is popular with all
o. the bowlers of the city, and rolls with
fastest clubs in the State. The Marotts
won the pennant In the Elk and Indian
apolis Leagues last year.
Bill Sargent. the ex-miie man. is the
new manager at the Recreation drives.
Bill and Clarence Myers have been in
charge Of the Round Robin for the past
two years and are to be given the credit
for making this event the success that it
is.
John Blue. who ranks with the best in
the country as a tournament and match
game bowler. will continue to conduct the
AFFAIRS Of the Central alleys. The
Northumberland League is the pride of
these drives. The Pastime League also
makes this house headquarters.
Fay BaileS''s Uptown League has grown
out Of bounds and two nights play Is re-
quired each week for this loop as twenty
teams are lined up. These drives at For
ty-Second st. and College Ave. have been
making new bowlers and promises some
real stars this year.
Another new drive to be opened this
season in the outlying territory is the
Fountain Square. These alleys will be
ready for use the latter part OF Septem-
Der and Hugh Harrigan. who will be IN
charge, is busy lining up leagues for play
there.
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BIZ Times specfnl

bB tHtd SptCtut
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-John Hen
Messy, the smiling Indianapolis
ace, and George Lott, of Chicago,
new National doubles champions,
will shoulder Americas tennis hopes
once again next Monday when the
National, singles net tournament
gets under way at Forest Hills.
With Bill Tilden declared in
eligible and Francis Hunter slipping
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of the st. Louis runs, driving in three and
scoring the other two.
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MAKES GOOD PROGRESS

BIZ United Press
CAPE GRIz NEz, France, Sept. 3.
Miss Annie Meynell, German
swimmer, was making good progress
on her attempt to swim the English
Channel this morning.
She plunged into the water at
4:25 a. m. and six hours later disap-
peared in the haze. At that time
she was about six miles out and was
reported swimming strong.
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Spencer returned to the Tribe lineup
Sunday after being out since he was in
1ured In Minneapolis.
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ALDRIDGE TO NEWARK
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Sept, 3.-The vet
eran pitcher, Vic Aldrige, has been
sent to the Newark Internationals
on option by John McGraw. Al
bridge won four games and lost
seven with the Giants and pitched
only three complete games.
The former "Hoosier schoolmas-
ter was obtained from Pittsburgh
in trade for Burleigh Grimes, who
has starred for the Pirates all sea-
son.
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PARE is VICTOR

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept B.
Emmett Pare, Chicago won the
Southern West Virginia mems sim
giles tennis tourney n're Sunday,
defeating Tom Clines, Louisville,
KY, in the final 6-1, 60, 6-l,
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Veteran Tackle
on Clutches
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept.
IN 3.-Normali Hall, veteran
Yale tackle, will not play foot
ball this year, or at best not
until the very end of the sea-
son, 1t was learned at his home
upon the grid stars return
from the Maine woods.
While In camp Hall cut his
foot with an ak, severing two
arties, and was forced to travel
a distance of ninety-one miles
to receive medical aid.
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AT the Century we find Arch Heiss in
charge. Arch Is the main reason for the
Fan City Layers 3,OO6 total in the last
State tourney. He scored $50 for his three
games. All OF the Century boys are glad
to welcome Arch.
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BY DICK MILLER

George Lance was back at his
root beer stand at Terre Haute to-
day, the State amateur golf cham
pion for one more year. Saturday
George handed a crushing defeat to
William Diddel of Indianapolis as
the climax to week of champion
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BELMONT PARK OPENS
Fall Racing Season in Metropolitan
District Gets Under Way.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The fall
racing season in the Metropolitan
district was to open at Belmont Park
today. The meeting will last thir-
teen days, during which 100000 in
prize money will be distributed.
Saturday, Sept. IS, will establish
new record for purses on a single
day, with 100000 hung up as prize
money The Futurity will gross
$125,OO0, the Grand National $780,
600, and the Jockey Club gold cup,
$1,000.
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Fay Bailey's Uptown League has grown
out Of bounds and two nights play Is re-
quired each week for this loop as twenty
teams are lined up. These drives at For
ty-Second st. and College Ave. have been
making new bOwlers and promises some
~
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ship tournament
play over the
French Lick hills
course. The score
of the final match
was 9 up and 8 to
play.
an C e entered
the State amateur
ranks a new =
conner at Terre
Haute last year,
an inauspicious
entry from the
Rea Park mu-
nicipal course, but
he wended his
NOW IN the for
aud In tho Hnn1
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BELL WINS MEET

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 3.-Berkely
Bell, Austin, Texas won the Colo
RADIO singles tennis crown here Sun
day, beating Ralph McElvenny,
Stanford University 6-3, AS, 60, ga.
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of the st. Louis runs, driving in three and
scoring the other two.
Pat Malone held Pittsburgh scoreless
after the first inning, the Chicago Cubs
winning, to 2.
Larry Benton pitched his twenty
second victory of the season, the
New York Giants beating the Bos-
ton Braves, 5 to 2.
The Brooklyn Robins won an eleventh.
ming battle from the Philadelphia Phillies,
6 TO 5.
AL Thomas pitched the Chicago White
SoX to a 3-to-l victory over the Cleve-
land Indians. He allowed but six hits
The st, Louis Browns won from
the Detroit Tigers, 5 to 4, Sam Gray
pitching a SEVENTH game.
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Results Sunday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
stPs Pau .. 2 2Oi ooo 900 900 e
Liska, Lisenbee, Brillheart and McMul-
len. Mancuso; Shealy and GastoM
Milwaukee ........ so4 2o1 oos-1s IS /
Kansas City ........ 900 OO4 SOO-l2 IL 5
m wi!s s 9nSer Gearip RaIIog and Nc
Yarmouth, Sheehan and Wirts.
(First Game)
Toledo Toledo ......... cog o2o oo5o-1o IS
Walker and Handy; Winters, Miller.
Second game; eight innings; darkness.)
Toledo :.............. 0l2 02o 22- II
columbus ............ 900 103 o. 8 2
Smith Mcnamara and O'Neil; Harris
Miller Jablonowski and Terrell, Shinault.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New New YORK ......... 900 200 600 Z o
washington ........ 600 200 COX 2 8 0
Zachary, Moore and Bengough. Collins.
Marberry and Ruel.
Cleveland ........... 900 oof Ooo-1
Chicago ............ 600 i01 log 3 o
Miller. Hudlin and L. seweu; Thomas
and Berg.
St. Toui; 10 I5S S Si6 f H5S- 10 Z
Manion. CIV
(Only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis ,........... 900 o21 02o-5 8
Cincinnati .......... 210 600 600 8
Frankhouse, johnson and Wilson; Dono-
hue and Lukeforth.
Boston ............. O10 900 o10- 2 10 3
New York .......... 301 DOL COX 5 8 o
Cantwell. Clarkson and Spohrer; Benton
and Hogan.
Pittsburgh .......... 200 900 0o0-2
Chicago ............ 010 200 COX I o
and Hartnett.
eleven Innings)
Philadelphia go. 002 020 900 Oh IL 8
Brooklyn ........ 200 002 900 Or 6 2
Milligan and Lerian; McWeeny, Elliott,
Clark and Deberry.
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CLAIM WORLD MARK

BIZ United Press
BERLIN, Sept. ga new worlds
record for the 4OO-meter relay was
claimed today for Germany after a
Teuton team Sunday ran that event
in 40 AS seconds.
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CLEVELAND BUYS TWO

Tucker and Gardner, Batting Stars,
Purchased from New Orleans.
BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND, Sept 3.-Two star
players with New Orleans have been
purchased by the Cleveland Amer
leans. They are Outflelder Ollie
Tucker and Shortstop Ray Gard
ner. Tucker is batting $40 and
Gardner 800.
Tucker has been "up" before, but
it will be Gardeners first trip to the
majors.
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FOOTBALL MEETING

Brookside football team will meet
Wednesday evening at Olney and
Sixteenth Sts., at 1880. All former
Brookside A. A., O'Hara Sans and
Brookside Cub players are requested
to attend.
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DADYs BEAT EDGEWOOD

Dady A. C.s continued their win
ming streak by downing the Edge
wood nine Sunday at Long Acre, 2
to 0. Carlyle Ewing whitfield II
Edgewood batsmen. Practice is
called for Wednesday night at Rho
dius Park for the Dadys. ALI play
ers are requested to be present.
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The Weekend in Sportdorn

CHICAGO-Walter Hagen, British
open champion, won the second of
his series of 36-hole matches with
Johnny Farrell, American open
champ, here Saturday, and 3. The
winner of three of five matches will
be the unofficial worlds golf
champion Hagen won the first
match at Detroit, one up.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.-Ray Keech Of PhiIa-
delphia, won the 1O0-mile dirt track driv-
ing championship here Saturday by speed
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CUBS TRIM Y. M. S.

Indianapolis Cubs won a close
game from the Y. M. S. Sunday
5 to 4. zimmerman's twirling fea-
tured the play of the winners. Brit
tons home run in the fifth also fea-
tured. Score:
Y. M. S. ....... 300 600 oo1-4 10 2
Cubs ................ 200 010 1915 10
Zimmerman and Eugelman; Mueller and
McCurdy.
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At Ball Park Sunday

Louisville .................. ol0 0O2 1915
indians .................... 600 900 0o2-2
Two-base hits-Sicking. Branom (2),
LOTUS Funk, Connolly, Sacrifice hits
thomson, 2; DeBerry. Stolen bases
Olivares. Double plays-Funk to Sticking
to Branom Matthews to Warstler; Olivares
to Sticking to Branom Left on bases
Louisville, 5; Indianapolis, 2. Bases on
balls-Of Boone, 8; De Berry. 2. Struck
out-By Boone, 4; by De Berry, 1. nit
Brown and McCafferty. Time: 35.
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Two Indians were retired in the
ninth when Matthews walked and
reached third on Connolly's double
that took bad hop away from
Rutherford. Haney's pop fly single
scored the runners and Russell
ended the pastiming with a fly to
LOTUS.
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NEW YORK-The New York
Giants announced Saturday the
signing of Carl Mays, veteran Sub
marine" twirler. Mays was released
recently by the Reds and was a free
agent when signed by McGraw.
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In the first six innings only eighteen
men faced Deberry-three to an inning
Two double plays helped Joe retire the
Indians in order, and in the fifth Worth
was caught stealing after gettina a
single.
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Much labor was wasted. Tribe
officials, expecting an overflow
crowd, ordered the field seats put
up. And the seats weren't occupied
Evidently many fans waited for to.
days bargain bill.
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Russell made . poor throw TO The Mate
after taking Thompson's short fly In the
sixth. Sticking scored easily and Branom
moved MP base when the ball squirted
away from Spencer.
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Boston at New York 1.-TWO games).
Detroit at Chicago 1.-TWO games).
Philadelphia at Washington 1.-TWO
games).
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HoIke executed fancy stop on Ruther-
and tossed to Boone for the out.
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LONDON-K. Kuzelum defeated Vincent
Richards In an exhibition tennis match
here sunday, S.6, 2-6. GA, 1-6, CO. Both
are professionals.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGIrE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS 1.-TWO
gameS).
Toledo at Columbus 1.-TWO games).
Milwaukee at Kansas City 1.-TWO games).
st. Paul at Minneapolis (morning game,
Minneapolis at st. Paul (afternoOn
game).
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Matthews rushed in fast and nailed
LOTUS liner in the seventh and threw
to Warstler for a double killing on Funk.
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Billy Love will serve as an OPP
ponent for Gus Kailio in the main
go of tonight'S wrestling show at
Broad Ripple bathing beach ring.
The bout viii be to a finish. Kali
lilo recently was recognized in Hi
noiS as the middleweight cham
pion after he defeated Charlie
Fisher.
Other Ripple bouts are Young
Price VS.. D. S. Tinney, and Chef
McCauley VS.. Howard McClain.
First bout at $3.50 Cd. S. To.
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Speed Around Keystone

Outhelder Clyde Barnhart, OBJ
tanned from the Pirates on option,
reported to the Indians Saturday
but was unable to play over the
weekend, because of illness. He
has some sort Of a rash. Tribe
rooters hope it's base hit rash.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Philadelphia Athletics, Z; Cum
berland Middle Atlantic League). 5.
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NATIONAL LEAGI1E

BROOKLYN. at Boston 1.-TWO games).
New York at Philadelphia 1.-TWO gamesl
Chicago. at Pittsburgh two games).
81. Louis at Cincinnati two games).
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NEW YORK---Jack High, star 2-year-oId,
won the $4,000 Hopeful Stakes here Sat-
urday closing feature Of the Saratoga
meeting. Jack High was 7-to-1 shot and
PeaS Blue Larkspur by q length and
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Worth made fine catch on Deberry in
the fifth when he dashed in back of short
and got the sphere at his shoe tops.
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0nvareS' theft Of second in the second
appeared TO be . gift by Umpire Mo
Cafferty. Tribe infielders howled. but got
nowhere.
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Booze speared Oliyares' line drive with
one hand in the fifth.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis.-Jack LeIiveIt will
manage the Milwaukee Brewers next year
he announced here Saturday. 1t was re-
ported that his salary for next year will
be $4,000.
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QUINCY. nl.-Boyd Liddel, Davenport,
Iowa, won the annual Mississippi River
swim here Saturday Rome Boekenhoff,
Indianapolis, third.