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Bush De mics
He u Quit
BIZ Times Special

% u tMCS Hp6CtUE
CT. LOUIS, Sept. 8.-Answer-
~ ing the yarn sent out OF
New York saying he has made
up his mind not to return to
the Pirates in 1929 even if
wanted" Ownie Bush, peppery
manager, got hot under the
collar while denying the re-
port.
Ownie says the story is I'M
true and unfair and places
him in an unpleasant light. He
says Barney Dreyfuss stayed
with him when the Pirate
wolves" were bowling l0ddest
and that he'll stay with Drey-
fuss if offered a contract for
1929.
Bush says he has not dis
cussed any proposition to take
over the Detroit Tigers. He de-
clareS his next years plans de-
pend upon Owner Dreytuss.
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With Amateur and
Seni-Pro Mines

ANY State team wanting the services OF
an inhelder, call Lincoln 082l,
Lauter Boys Club claims the city title
in the 17-l8-year-old class. The team Is
requested to be at Riverside No. 4 at 1890
Sunday. Photographs will be taken. A
game is wanted with q Jstrong team to
wind up the season. Write Harry wheel,
rs Bloomington st.
Indianapolis Cubs will play the Spades
at BrookSide No. / Sunday at p, m. IT,
will be the second meeting between the
clubs this season. Cubs won the first 3
to 2. CUBS will practice at Rhodius at
$3.50 this evening.
Indianapolis Medical Glass team wants
a game for Sunday afternoon. Call Riley
6707 at noon and ask for Mr.. Alandt or
call DreXel 3032-R after o'clock.
walk-Overs plat at Walnut Gardens
Sunday and desire games for the re-
mainder Of the season with fast city and
State teams. Call Belmont 4932.
indianapolis Trianglcs meet the Shank
lin club Sunday at Rhodhls Park. Tri-
Park. All players please note. Triangles
have open dates for Sept. l6 and 20.
Write H. E. Beplay, l6 E. orange St.. or
call Drexel 1864.
Shanklins will play the Triangles Sun
day.. The game will start at 3 p, m. Last
Sunday the Shanklins trimmed the Ram
sey A. C.s. to 2. Baldus twiried for the
winners.
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With Major Stars
Yesterday

Goose Goslin 1882 Hit home run and
TED ted in 'i two in eight times at bat nav
P. Waner (.37O Went hitless in three
times at bat.
Lou Gehrig 1882 Single once and
Rogers Hornsby (376)-Singled twice
and scored one run in nine times at bat.
AL Simmons (.355)-Hit one single and
jim Bottomley (33N-Singled once and
scored one run IN four times at bat.
Babe Ruth (333l Doubled once and
singled twice, in seven times at bat.
Freddy LindStrom (.340l-Idle.
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Big League Stuff

Irving Hadley, the Washington
pitcher, held the New York Yankee
to three hits Friday to give the
Senators an II to victory over the
world champions in the first game
of double header.
Thirty thousand fans saw the
Yankees lose two games to the Sen
atorS in New York. In the first
game, Babe Ruth was the only New
York runner to reach cecond base.
Hadley was never in danger of be-
ing scored upon. The Senators hit
hard to win the second game to 1.
Big Fred Marberry kept the Yankees
nine hits we'll scattered and was
never in danger. Hoyt gave way TO
Thomas under a four-run barrage
in the sixth inning.
The Philadelphia Athletics dOwned the
Boston Red SOx in double header, l to
the Yankees for first place. Lefty Grove
held the Red Sox to four hits in the first
game and struck out eleven. Connie Mack
called on three pitchers to win the night
cap. Earnshaw started and walked the
first three men to face him and was re-
lieved by Orwell. ROmmel pitched the
last seven innings and was credited with
the win.
In the National League race the St
Louis Cardinals held a four and one-haf
game lead by defeating the Pittsburgh
Pirates 6 to- sparky Adams made his
first error. in .235, consecutive fielding
chances when he let Haines' slow roller
get through him Chick Hafey hit his
twenty fourth home run of the season.
The Chicago Cubs went on bat
ting rampage to defeat the Gin
cinnati Reds, II to 1. Red Lucas
and Adolpho Luque were pounded
for five runs and eight hits in the
fifth inning.
After the Philadelphia Phillies shut out
the Boston Braves. to 0. in the first
game. the Phillies weakened in the night
cap and lost a 4-tO-3 decision.
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BY the end OF next week practically
opened their season. However. as long
as the fishing weather is good a great
number of the boys will be off there
game. because of lack of practice.
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Golf Event
to Be Held
on 3 Links
District Tourney Dates
and Courses Set by
Committee.
BY DICK MILLER

The Indianapolis District Golf AS
ISOLATION Friday announced that its
fourth annual tournament will be
staged Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. II, IS and 10. The
association heads met Friday and
made all plans.
DR.. Goethe Link, president; Wal
lace o. Lee, vice president; Cliff
Wagner, secretary, and the tourney
committee of Eddie thinner, Bernie
Lehman and Joe Stout set the dates
and places.
The event win be 54-hole
medal play with prizes for total
low gross and total low net and low
net and low gross prizes for each
of the three eighteen hole rounds.
Monday the event will be held at
Highland, Tuesday at the Indian
apolis Country Club and Wednes-
day at Broadmoor. Golfers from a
radius of sixty miles of the city are
expected to compete for the title.
won in 1927 by Eddie thinner.
Those desiring to enter are re-
quested to write or call Cliff Wag-
oner, 706 Traction Terminal Bldg,
Riley 9505, including their certified
club handicap.
Paul Gray was the winner of the
final monthly tourney of the XII
wants Club Thursday. Seventy
seven competed in the meet at
Broadmoor Gray's card was SO, four
strokes better than that of Louis
White. Jack Harding won low
gross honors with So. Judge Linn
D. Hay had 98, with a handicap
of 26, which gave him low net of u.
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Arrangements were completed Fri
day for the big championship ath-
letic meet Of the western region of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, to be
held here today. Nine divisions,
including the general office at Chi
cago, will be represented,
More than 400 entries have been
received. Inter divisional elemina-
tions have been held at all points
on the railroad west of Pittsburgh
and the group of contestants which
will compete here Saturday takes in
the best of the region.
The major events will be at
Pennsy Park, golf will be played at
South Grove, swimming contests at
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The Insley Manufacturing Company
opened their league season al the Central
three games from the Machine Shop as
the Excavators and Structurals took two
from the Engineers and outlaws. Ward
Of 215 in his final trY.
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Western Outfit
Wins First Tilt

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-The eastern
junior baseball champions of Wor-
cester, Mass, were to meet the west
ern champions of Oakland, Cal. in
the second game of the juvenile
worlds series here today, seeking to
avenge the to 0 defeat which the
heavy hitting Oaklanders admins
tered Friday.
1t was Oakland's seventeenth
straight victory. Worcester fought
desperately throughout the nine in
nings, but was helpless before Al
Silva, Oakland pitcher, who allowed
only five hits. In event of Wor-
cester victory today, the tie will be
played off Monday.
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Great Pitching and Timely Batting
Keep Indians in Pennant Fight
Boone Scores Shutout as Tribe Mates Pound Out Fifteen
Hits at Columbus; BIenkiron Poles Homer.

Friday with a home run and two
singles. The "big" inning for In
dianapolis was the eighth when the
Hoosier FASTENERS cut loose with a
batting barrage that accounted for
seven runs. Columbus used three
hurlerS, Wykoff, Harris and Miller.
The Indians gave Boone faultless
support while Columbus collapsed
before the powerful Indian attack
and six miscues were chalked
against the locals.
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Baseball World Pins Attention on YamkeeS-AthzetcS Series
Pennsy R. R. Athletic Meet Here
Saturday; 400 Entries Received
Baseball, Track, Golf, Swimming and Other Sports
Included; Nine Divisions of Systems Represented.

the Y, M. G. A., trap shooting at
the Indianapolis Gun Club, and ten
mis- at Willard Park. Six rifle teams
will compete at Pennsy Park rifle
range.
A baseball game for the cham
pionship of the lines west of Phila-
delphia will be played at Pennsy
Park by the Columbus. Ohio team,
champions of the western region,
and the Pitcairn, Pa, team, cham
pions of the central region.
Music will be provided at the
park by the Indianapolis division
military band, composed of Pennsy
shop employees.
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Home Run Club
YACHT TITLE DECIDED

BIZ Tntied press
NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT
CLUB, Cal, Sept. 8.-The Sparkle
II, sailed by Prentice E. Burlington,
New Orleans, held the international
star yacht championship today.
The craft won the title in the
final races of the international Star
Glass Yachting Association meet
when it placed third in the final
heat.
The Windward sailed by Joe Jes-
500, San Diego. and the Okla,
Sc ed by j. M. Watkins, South Port,
Conn. tied for second honors. These
bcats were to race for second and
third honors in a special event
today.
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TODAY'S SELECTIONS

ARLINGTON
, Pomegranate. Secrecy. Honey Fish.
Gold Ridge. Miss Pearl, Round Up.
Serenader. Traymore. Bashful Beau.
Red Pennant. Dimple Dunkie, Rocky
Bright Tomorrow. Rosetta Stone,
Roguish Eye. Clyde Van Deusen. Three
D. Stock Farm entry.
Torchilla, Enthusiastic Edward, Mally
Jane.
open Go Shut. Atoi. DR.. Clark.
BELMONT
Blabber. Sun Glover, Road Agent.
Jolly Roger. Pink Star, Lorenzo.
w. J. Salmon. entry. Chicatie. Marine.
Royal Stranger. Verdi. Wee. Burn.
Victorian. Reign Count. Petee Wrack.
Sun Mission, Mint Sauce, Trentonlan.
DADE PARK
Reflection. The Miss. Bum Ouderkirk.
Miles Prior. Sue Barker. Jane G..
Max Brick. Dark Angel, Chesterbrook:
Rock Crusher, Bedford Queen. Mac O.
: ".
anonymous. Bather. Sweepsora.
John, Western Eagle, Morton Caldwell.
Cole Queen. Melita. West Wind.
PARAMOUNT
Nae Breeks Joe Engel, Claire Amour.
First Pick. Wrackhorn, Ponomoi
Trumpet, Jack Grain. Hidden Thoughts.
Polygamia. Coloratura. Alex Woouliffe.
Dinner Dance, Charlie Bergin, Marconi.
Royal Julian, Wood Lore. Shasta Lad.
Altura. Gotham, l. Davis.
Sly Polly Scotland Belle, War Salam.
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FIUe Countries
Represented in
Junior Tennis

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The ma
tional junior tennis champions of
five different countries will make a
bid for the mems singles title at
Forest Hills next week.
Paul De Ricou, junior champion
of France, will play Wilmer Allison,
FIT. Worth, Texas, in the opening
round.
Jack Crawford, Australian Junior
champion, will meet Sidney Wood,
New York.
Ricardo Tapio, Jr., junior cham
pion of Mexico, will face Johnny
Doeg, Santa Monica, Cal.
German Upman, junior champion
of Cuba. is in the lower half of
the draw with Frank Shields,
United States junior champion.
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BIZ Times Special


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. g.
Bruno Betzels Indians got away to
a flying start in their visit to
Columbus and annexed the series
opener Friday. IL to 0, behind the
dazzling twirling of Carl Danny
Boone, who kept five Senator hits
we'll scattered.
The victory kept the Tribe within
two and one-half games of the
leading MillerS, who nosed' out
Kansas City Friday, Z to 6. The In
dams have four more tits here. one
today, two Sunday and one Mon
day. before they return to Indian
apolis for another session with the
Bucks.
Seven Runs In Eighth
Vern Blenkiron. rookie outfielder
purchased from Springfield of the
Three-I loop, led the Tribe attack
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Louis Direct Shows Sensational
Speed in Closing Circuit Card
Wins Straight Heat Victories in EIks Club Race; Sir
Water, Alma Lee Also Triumph.

The Grand Circuit meeting came
to a close at the State Playground
oval Friday with plenty Of fast
competition exhibited for the
harneSS-horse fans.
Louis Direct won three straight
heats in the Elks Club $4,000, 2:06
pace. Louis Direct COPIED speed
honOrs for the meeting by turning
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Seventh Race (S-year-olds and up;
io Ti - FaSciste. io4 Seth's Flowef, iO4;
Apopkea. l04; Tarnapol, 90; Marengo 10;
Mkt. l02 Peter Whiftle,, IIoo: Sweetest
Weber. lo2 Omrah. los; Irish Stew. lie;
Powder, 104; Blue Beans. ITO; Blue Flag,
1n2. Highland aDiSV Ito Quadrille. 10.
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LOMSKI BEATS LATZO
Aberdeen Scrapper Wins Easy Vic
tory Over Former Champ.
BV United Pres.

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Sept. 8.-Leo Lomski,
Aberdeen, Wash, light heavyweight.
took nine rounds of a ten-round
bout with Pete Latzo of Scranton,
Pa, former welterweight champion
here Friday night.
Latzo retreated time after time
from Lomski's weaving lefthanded
attack. The Scranton fighter made
an effort to rally inthe tenth after
most Of his energy was gone.
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Fights and Fighters

CHICAGO-Babe Ruth, Louisville, and
Johnny Datto, Cleveland, fought a ten
round draw (126l Joe Corrado. Evanston,
defeated Joe Miller. Chicago. six rounds
1851. Harry Fierro. Chicago, won on a
foul from Harold Mathews. Lincoln. Neb.
(1l5).
OAAHA-Johnny Risko. Cleveland heavy
weight, defeated "Bearcat" Wright,
Omaha. ten rounds.
HOLLYWOOD. Cal-Young Nationalist,
Filipino, defeated Allan Whitlow, Arizona,
ten rounds.
SAN FRANCISCO - Charley Belanger
light heavyweight champion of Canada,
Knocked out Mike Arnold. Denver, eighth
round. Chief Metoquah, Oklahoma heavy
weight, knocked out Ted Jernigan. Oak
land, first round.
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Sanders, Jones
in Ripple Go

Big boys will top the mitt show
to be presented at Broad Ripple
Park bathing beach ring next
Thursday evening. The headliners
of a four-bout card will be Don
Sanders and frankie Jones. They
will mix in a six-round bout at ITO
pounds. The balance of the card
will include:
Four Rounds-Stub jenkins VS.. Frankie
Welton, los pounds.
Four Rounds-ScotUy Scotch VS.. Kid
Grady ia pounds.
Four Rounds-Frankie Vargo VS.. Jimmy
Durham. los pounds.
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Audience Cheers
Actor Dempsey

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 8.-Jack
Dempsey still has the power to in
terest the masses even though he
now is playing at fighting in the
stage play THE Big Fight" in
which he appears with his wife,
Estelle Taylor.
In the second act Dempsey re-
marks: IT still got a few fights left
in me-" The audience cheered that
remark.
The cheers continued when one Of
his handlers remarked: when
he's through they can close up this
fight racket for ten years."
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City ........ 2 2o2 900 GOO oo2-s 1S 3
Meme and Peters; Benton and Nc
1dullen.
g. Paul :...:.. loo loo 6 BOO CSs-S 10
= Jonnard. Gearin, Ballou and McN1enemy,
young; Shealy. Kirsch and Tesmer.
eleven Innings)
xonisVille 600 BOO GO o o o3-s 10
Walker and Handy: Deberry and
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(First Camel
Boston :............. 900 900 1000 II o
Philadelphia ........ l01 DOL 01x-4 10 0
- Edwards. cooney and Taylor; Berge and
Davis.
Second Camel
s Siisd.lr6i: S SSG G GSS 9SI S 3D.
Barnes, cooney and spohrer; Milligan
and Lerian.
Cincinnati .......... 900 O10 000-i
Chicago ............ 0Os $50 OSx-1i 10 o
Lucas, Luque and sukeforth; Root and
Hartnett.
pittsburgh ........ 200 900 001-s 7 8
St. Louis ........... oil 900 ORG 6
Kremer and Hargreaves: Haines and
Wilson.
New York and Brooklyn. not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(First Camel
Washington ........ O20 Dol 071-ll Is
New York ......... 900 600 600 0 3
Hadley and Ruel; Zachary. Ryan and
Second Camel
Washington .....,., O10 IO4 O00-6 70
New York .......... 100 900 OO0-1
=. Marberry and Tate; Hoyt, Thomas,
Moore and Bengough.
(First Camel
philadelphia ........ OG0 O01 OOo-l
Boston ............. 600 600 1000 l
Grove and Cochrane; Ruf1ing and Hof-
man.
Second Camel
Philadelphia ........ 321 900 1907 8
Boston ............. 100 900 000-3 8 2
Earnshaw. orwell. Rommel and Coch-
Tsne; Macfayden, Griffin and Berry.
Detroit. Cleveland. st. Louis and Chi
cago not scheduled.
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REDS SHORT ON SUBS
Only Three Outfelders Available
for Work at Present.

tut WUIh HN T INoNIINs
BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.-Appar-
emily the Reds must finish the sea-
son with only three outfielders.
club officials disclosed Thursday
night. Pid Purdy, injured several
weeks ago, will play no more this
year, it was said, and Curt Walker,
hurt recently, may have to rest UNI
til spring.
Outfelders available are Allen,
Zitzmann and Callaghan.
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ROGERS MAT VICTOR

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. g.
Joe Rogers tossed Leslie Fishbaugh
in straight falls in mat bout here
Thursday night. They are welter-
weights.
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ATTEMPTS LONG SWIM

BIZ United Press
DOVER, England, Sept. 8.-Hor-
ace Carey started this morning on
an attempt to swim from west to
east across the English Channel to
win the Dover gold cup. If he sue
ceeds he will be the first person to
accomplish the long swim from Eng
land to France.
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eleven Innings)
Toledo ........... 100 0o2 600 Oh 70 1
louisville ........ 600 600 OH 02-5 10 o
- Walker and Handy: Deberry and
Thompson.
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Any State team wanting the services OF
n inhelder, call Lincoln 082l.
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ALL-EASTERN
FINAL
Virginia Hilleary Meets Sarah Pal
frey for Girls Title.

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-With
the last of the Pacific Coast con-
tenders eliminated, an All-Eastern
final was carde dtoday in the Ma
tional Girls tennis tournament at
the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Virginia Hillery, Philadelphia,
was to meet Sarah Palfrey, Brock
line, Mass, runner-up last year to
Marjorie Gladman, in today's final.
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milwaukee .......... 900 100 o07-s 10
81. Paul ........... 100 900 026-9 10
= Jonnard. Gearin, Ballou and McMenemy
young; Shealy. Kirsch and Tesmer.
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LONG SIGNAL DRILL

PITTSBURGH, Sept 8.-Coach
Wally Steffen sent his Carnegie
Tech Squad through a long signal
drill here Thursday DESPITE rain
and a raw wind.
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Local Pin
Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

The Silver Flash, and observation-disclosures
Body team won three from the Nimai1
Transfer and Florshein Shoe squads in the
6oca-cola and T. sc dhmdsd E todE t tRe
from the Roy Steele and Capitol Ailey
F1Vss;o, Larry Cheney started with games
lnal try for total $50, the 81 only NV ca COUNT mt
T. r.. me loop to pass the 500 mark. After
friday nights effort it looks as if quite
games. - ''0'A'e
>. Three-time wins were turned in by the
ana Watkins, Rebabbitt. the NoblesYille
divided Of the 1theT 46ne were ere
Prima Beverage. Union Five, Wheeler's
Lunch and Egans Five winning from the
Social. Beck of the Prima Beverage team
leo sl,t the - lo S9pp With total of 604 with
The Courts and Recorders won two
games from the Clerks and Treasurers
n the Courthouse League games at the
game with score OF 2O3 in his last try.
The Marotts won three games from the
lndianapolls Coal Company. as the Hoosier
Let took two from the Moran an TRUCKING cii
The civ League games at the Elk &C Club b
IL.
ting scores of 223, 1879 and 243 for a total
OF 655, the highest league score to date.
Joe Fulton was very consistent with games
OF 100, 100 and 1893.
The Insley Manufacturing Company
opened their league season at the Central
Alleys. The Shop Office team grabbed
three games from the Machine Shop as
the Excavators and Structurals took two
from the Engineers and outlaws. Ward
won high single game honorS with score
OF 215 in his final try.
Frank Huber has asked this column to
yell the bowlers of the city that scrap
Pook which he values very highly has
been lost.
The Big Four League opened its season
The BrightwOod team jumped into the
lead with three-time win over the
Fuel Department while the S. E. Ac-
countants, Car Service. Zone Accounts.
- Shelby Strut Locomotives and Beech
Grove Locomotives won two games from
The Beech Grove Car. Beech GROVE p.
w. l.; Local Agents, Majestic No. 2. and
Majestic. Schakel had score of 215
for high single game.
BY the end OF next week practically
every league in the. city will have
as the fishing weather Is, good 2 great
game. because Of lack of practice.
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White batted for Harris in eighth.
Indianapolis ...............01O 21O O7O-ii
Columbus ........ ......... 900 600 600 0
Two base hits-Haney. Russell. Three
base hit-Warstler. Home run-Blenkiron.
SacrihceS-Haney, Russell, Warstler, wy
koff. Stolen bases--Connolly. Haney.
Double play-Connolly to Burrus Left on
bases--Indianapolis. 8; Columbus, s. Bases
on. balls-Of G. Boone, /: off Wykoff. 2.
Struck out-By c. Boone. 2: by Wykoff, !.
Hits-Oh Wykoff. 10 in Z % innings; off
l inning. Losing pitcher-Wykoff. Umpires
Connolly and Shannon. Time, las.
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2:os Pace (Elks Club Purse; 3

2:Os Pace (Elks Club Purse heats;
stake $4,000
Louis Direct. blk c, by Braden
Direct-Red Chatham, by Fuzzy
Chatham (Egan) ............... / /
Courtney Burton, b g, by Bra
den tChilds.) ....,..............2 S
Captain Heuertus. Oh g, by Cen
eIal Heuertus (Wolvertonl 800. 5 4 2
Prue Grattan, b m, by Grattan
Royal (Cartneln ............. 3
Al B. z (ParshalD ...,..........
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Early Amateur Football

Spades football team will hold its first
practice next Sunday morning at Spades
PARK at TO- All former players and those
desiring tryouts are urged to attend. A
f. K. Washburn Stltz Motor Car Com
pany.
Lauter Eleven managed by Red wheel.
will be organized at Indianola Park
Monday night at 8. All players are urged
to report. For games write Red wheel.
25 S. Bloomington St.
indianapolis Orioles are without a game
a fast city team. Call Drexel 1859 and
ask for John. Walk-Oyers and Beech
Grove take notice.
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BASEBALL
CALENDAR
S;:;:;:; :!
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
Toledo at Louisville.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston two gamesl.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games).
New York at Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
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e lPIuto water Purse; 3 heats

2:16 Pace pluto Water Purse; 3 heats;
stake $4,000
Ss str wSeff White ey By So The P A1m
slime (Childs) ............... /
Lady Russell Boy. b a.. by
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