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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

EN lWfN NDCC1II
PHILADELPHIA July 6.-Heinie
Miller, Temple university football
coach, does not believe in hard sum-
nler work for football players. La
boring, hauling ice and other heavy
jobs are froWned upon by the we'll
known grid mentor, who, in the
short space Of four years, has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Joe ANDERSON LOSES

EU mes special
PORTLAND. Orc, July 6.-Joe
Anderson. Kentucky light heavy, lost
on points to Make Rosenbloom. New
York. in ten rounds here Thursday
afternoon. Willie Feldman, New York,
outpointed Red Uhlan, coast middle
weight. IN ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
Black Caps and
Highways Split

Lincoln Highways and the Louis
vile Black Caps divided a double
headed at Washington Park Thurs
day. The Caps won the first game,
5 to 4, scoring TWO runs in the ninth.
The Highways rallied in the sec
ond battle, scoring six runs in the
seventh inning to win. 7 to ;.
The same clubs will play at WASH
mgton park today and Sunday,
one game today and a double
header Sunday. The Highways
have strengthened by adding Baker,
an outfelder, and Baldwin, pitcher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Indianapolis Red Wings took an easy
rame from the weber MIX team and on
SUNDAY Will play the Mohawss 81 River
side Fer games with the Red Wings call
DreXel 1918 and ask for Bonnie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Paul zahniser, pitcher. was sen
out of the A. A Friday by Toledo
in exchange for Outf1elder Arthur
Ruble of the Toronto Internationals
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AS Confident;
to Enlarge Park

- PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The
optimism of owners of the Philadel-
phia Athletics regarding chances Of
a. world series in this city was re-
fected in the announcement Of
John D. Shibe, vice president Of the
club. that contracts have been let
for enIarging Shibe park here.
The improvements will add sew
eral thousand seats to the park S
capacity, it was said, and work IS
to be completed by September.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Riverside Clymplcs had little troubl,
S-v.ning the ITy.nEtou Builders. 10 :
---rsdav H Percldel6 pitched good bal
.-r the winners For games call George
SzlEe Harrison 1915
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JACK GROSS WINS

BIZ Times Special
WINSTON-SALENI, N. c., July 6.
Jack Gross, Philadelphia heavy
weight, knocked out Jack McAul-
life, Detroit, in the fourth round
Of their scheduled ten rounder here
Thursday night.
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SETS SAIL FOR STATES
REICH Count on Return Journey to
Arrive July IA.

III NI1FN I'fIEN
LONDON. July 6.-The American
race horse, Reign Count, was put
aboard the steamer NIirnetonka to-
dav for its return journey to the
United States after . season of the
Fnelish turf The Minnetonka is
due to arrive in New York on
july H.
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July 6.-W.
Il Young Stribliny, Macon Ga. b
heavyweight. knocked cut Tony
Fuente. Mexico. in the second round
OF their scheduled en-rounder here
Thursday night
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d III d / { u I SOll
will
arrive here short
~ to display his
link wares before
the A m e r ic a n
golhng p u b | i C.
T olley probably
will play in sew
eral e X h i b i ton
matches in various
portions Of t h e
country and will
compete IN Che
national amateur
golf c h a m p ion
ships at Los An
geles. His eX-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
GOVERNOR is INVITED
Tommy Loughran Opens Doors of
Training Camp for Roosevelt.

bN JNIItu TTCHN
HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y, July g.
Tommy Loughran, light heavy
weight champion, announced today
he had extended an invitation to
Governor Franklin Roosevelt of
New York state, to visit him at his
training camp here where he is pre-
pairing for his bout, July 18, with
James j. Braddock. The champion
boxed seven rounds Friday in spite
Of a heavy rain.
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Because OF MISUNDERSTANDING the II
.iuEton Builders are without g game for
E-rEav Fast city teams call I-yington
$40 St PatrickS take notice Builders
van open their new park 81 Irwin nelc
- Julv a. 4 fast inael6eT IS requested 70
call the above uuucsr.
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Semi-P Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

shsnkhn club defeated the N;srroa
F.rhts THURSDAY at Riverside. to @
Ssiles aud .Schorr Wageo hurhns duel
,rant 4 vame with 8 strong team for sun
day. Call Deatr-ck. Belmont oSo9-
rndianarous Athletic Club lost an ex-
lung ten-IurinE frav 70 the Lafayette
lie Club a. Lafayette THURSDAY. % :.
Ffrors proved coSlN 70 ne A -. rice
Indianapolis hurler- pitched me game
Que to oancenstion the locals are with
rGt a game for july "a state CLUBS write
X E Scott 25S4 Roosevelt avenue. or call
raloott 5466
strong Ne-Hi team vii tansla vith the
~.versi6e OlympicS sunday az EAenbereer
Nl HI nine has been travelling az fast
Paris Cleaners viii meet At sca South
r Sc street sunday az H. All pla. rs take
~-ftce. Cleaners 4il plsv TIE Imperial
A. c. at Broad Ripple SUNDAY.
Riverside oiympios had little troubis
s7vninS the Irv.nTtou Builders. to :
-1Irsday. Psrelaeld pitched Sooc PAL
SslEe Harrison 1915
indianapolis Red wings. took an easy
sunday VIII play me Mohawks ct River
6Tsxsl 1918 and ask for Bennie.
Because Of MISUNDERSTANDING the II
.tuglon Builders are without g game for
SUNDAY. Fast city teams call ICing;on
40 St PstricSS take notice. Builders
van oper their new park 81 Irwin nelc
@, july -. A fast iDdeloeT IS requested 70
call the above nuwcsr.
C-iole Juniors broke The Mohawk A C.s
,tr.ne Of SIX Victories ~ downing them.
G 70 :. az Riverside THURSDAY. Cess hurled
veil Tor the Orioles. Next Sunday the
Juniors meet the Acme Trisngles az Gar
feiS Nc ! az s
Marmon EiShts bowed 20 a team COM
rosed Of ShenkllnS ano Indianapolis Cubs.
8 . 2 THURSDAY. SUNDAY the Fights meet
the Ksystones at Greenhouse PARK July
IS IS an open date and & fest state team
is asked 20 write Paul Miller. ii1s Brad
bury avenue
GOOD game Is expected SUNDAY st
F~ccSftSs Hhen the Eoly Cross and Van
q mp mines clash Dick Eey6ou will be
rssind the bat and Leo Solomon on the
mound.
ST. Patricks vill meet the Real Silks
Saturday at Riverside No. S a. = m
on Sunday the Saints viii meet the Uni
ersnis st Czdwall farm. ave miles south
& Franklin. Saints have July IL open,
etrone s.ate teen3t write Frank Roth. 1850
- >sl Or 0ii6.a
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DRUNO BETZEL'S Indians will
d be home Monday for a short
stay before they make their second
swing of the season around the
western half of the A. A. Memo
Leibold's Columbus Senators will
supply the visiting attraction at
Wa5hington@park the first four days
of the week and Casey STENCILS To-
ledo Hens will follow the Bucks here
for four games Monday will be
ladies and kids day"
The HOLSTERS were rained out in
Louisville Friday and the postponed
contest will be played off in a dou-
BILE header in Derbyt0Wn Sunday.
The rivals were to meet in single
tilt today. Louisville has taken
seven of nine battles frcin the Bet
zelites this season and Al Sothoron's
outfit is only three games back of
the Tribe.
JIMMY STRONER CAME TO LIFE OUT
Yin ne rOCAO ar I'rN NFlf1IN4ANIE5HN DE-
EEL GAVE HIM ANOTHER CHANGE AT
THIRD AND THE BIG FELLOW GOT
HIS SHARE OF TRIBE HITS. HE WENT
TO PIECES AT WASHINGTON PARK
AFTER JOINING THE INDIANS FROM
PITTSBURGH WHEN HARD BOILED
FANS GOT ON HIS NECK.
y
ADDU DTCnNnA v,,loo,., 4I9c
4 l. Indians preferred to Stroner.
was sent to Kansas City by the Pi-
rates and is playing third for the
Blues and leading off in the batting
order. The indianapolis club YER
sion of the Riconda matter was that
the Pirates couldn't get waivers on
the player. But they got waivers
when the Blues bid for him. And
Harry will Just about make the A. A.
pennant safe for the KaWtoWn team.
Baseball is funny. though, and
there would be a good laugh if StrO-
ner continues to come through and
establishe a better record than the
Italian. We wouldn't bet on it, how
ever. because Riconda was a sweet
swatter when with Milwaukee few
years ago.
BOB STEELE. FORMER INDIAN. WENT
TO THE BREWER MOUND IN KANSAS
CITY FRIDAY AND GOT KNOCKED OUT
OF THE BOX BEFORE HE COULD RE
TIRE A SINGLE OPPONENT. MIL
WAUKEE USED TWO OTHER FINGERS.
KUHEL AND TUCKER EACH GOT THREE
SAFETIEs.
HUCK BELTS held the Millers to
Il Il three hits Friday and St. Paul
scored a shutout. 8 to o. The con-
test was played in l hour IA min
utes.
Kansas City is leading the sec
ond place Millers by three and
one-half games. st. Paul is five
games back of the Blues. Indian
apolis is thirteen and onehalf
games behind.
Paul zahniser, pitcher. was sent
out of the A. A Friday by Toledo
in exchange for Outfelder Arthur
Ruble of the Toronto Internationals.
Estel Crabtree, Columbus out
fielder. has been set down" by
President T. J. Hickey for becoming
abusive with Umpire McGrew. Crab
tree drew an indefinite suspension.
JACK HENDRICKS. BOSS OF THE
.CINcY REDS. DECLARES HARD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
BY KNUTE ROCKNE
Times Special Correspondent

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 6.-The
fine victory of the great Columbia
crew in the PoughkeepSie regatta
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TOR the past eight or nine years
4 the magnates have bent over
backwards trying to pack their daily
matinees with home runs. There
vas such tremendously popular
reaction to the primitive smuggling
Of Mr.. George Herman Ruth that
The magnates decided to capitalize
on the public hysteria provoked by
this new senation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
BASEBALL CALENDAR
Games Today
Games Today-Results Yesterd

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville,
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
New York a. st. Louis.
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AMERIcAN AsSOCIATIoN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LFAGIT
Big Leagues

THE home run OF Chuck Klein,
i at Philadelphia. in the ninth
inning. enabled the Phils to defeat
the St. Louis Cardinals. 10 to 9.
Monday. II was the tenth straight
defeat for the 1928 National League
pennant winners. Three errors by
the Phillies enabled ST. Louis 10
make eight hits good for nine runs.
It was Klein's twentieth homer. The
indianapolis boy also got double
and single.
q .
The White Sox could make only
10 runs out OF 20 hits and ? op-
ponent'S errors, at Cleveland. Fri
day and lost TO the Indians. II to
10. Cleveland took a 4-run lead
early in the game only to see the
SoX assume q 3-run advantage in
the fifth. Five runs in the seventh
put the Indians within reach Of the
victory they cinched with a run in
the eighth
No other major games we're sched-
uled Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

Seventh Race $1,000 claiming. 3-vear-
olds and up; one mile and seventh yardsl
Oar Fur, LOT; Ticmer. l07. Latch Key,
81; Ada Adler. l07. Tommy l07: Vera G. .
81. Blind HIS. l07, Madam EmeNe f02.
yorktown 1922 Kublai Khan, l07: Billy
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Sixth Race $1,000: claiming. 3-vear-olds
and up six fur!ongs Little Colonel, ll5;
Double O.. i52 smolderinGqs , H1-' Iside l3;
Tryst. 81. Golden west. l02
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II IS particularly significant
since IT comes at a time when st.
Louis. ordinarily a bOisterously en-
thusiastic baseball city, is showing
only mild academic interest in
the Browns and the Cards.
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Kansas City is leading the sec
ond place Millers by three and
one-half games. st. Paul is five
games back of the Blues. Indian
apolis is thirteen and one-half
games behind.
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CANS LOSES VERDICT

81 7 WcS SDectdf
PITTSBURGH, July 6.-Can-
fornia Joe Cans. junior welter-
weight. lost an eigft-round decision
to Mike Pagan. CleTeland. here
Thursday night.
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Race Entries
Saturday
Vt ARLINGTON

AT ARLINGTON
First Race ISL 200: claiming; 2-year-olds
five and one-half furlongs,-M Hogan,
ll2; Sun Mary ll3; Mmturn, ll2; Or.
Billy, l12; Thistle Lad, ll6; Lillian Tobin,
Ann l13 Altavar. 1o7; Wild Denise, l09'
Same Cole, l12; Starlighter l04; Lakeland.
ll6 Stacato. l07. Theo. Rochester, no;
Prince Ateling Ill; Kitty Keane, lo4.
Second Race $500, The Beachmont;
3-year-oldS; six furlongsl-C. NJ. McKen-
Miss Pearl, 1902; Call Play 1907; Bob Kern.
III; Amsterdam l07. Voltear. ll9; Islam,
ioI; GaTdner Per PER- liz E io5 queen lo2
102; Jean Vatican. ITO; Doubleheart 1907
Y3Yyattan, no Nancy Seth, 1902; Nearby,
lo5; Scarlet Brigf TO-
Third Race t.-.--u. The Lakeshors
handicap; 4-year-oids and up: six furlongsl
CccsyugS' u.s. ~, CIryst5sl Dom 1nG lo7
Prince, ia.
Fourth Race $4,000 added: The Post
one-half furlongs l-ta) Tombereau, lis;
oft. Dearborn, ll2 (clWildmint, 1903
I'm Mo Ts 49, PqcEy Play ~ d Ber-
119: Cbl Who Wins. 1i2; lConclave. III;
!elParucular, ZIG; Mayrekes; 1l3, Thistle
Ann, ll9; IT Iimour, IA, tflMaudlin. ~
ld) High Foot ia (elJmmy Moran lI6;
laICaruso, 122; Try Too, ia; Lost Agnes.
l13; lb) outer Harbor, 1l2.
talW. A. Coe entry.
obi J. Coughlin entry
(c( Coldstream stud stable entry,
ID Valley Lake stable entry
tel E. K. Brydson entry.
lie Mar Stock Farm stable.
Fifth Race 900; The Dependable
one-slXteenth mile Lucky Hit. 104
Blackbeetle. l03 Wildsle. l04 Sir Harry.
l07; Jack Higgins. l06i Boris, i01. Chicago.
l08; Grand Prince. SO.
Sixth Race $1,000. claiming. Swear
olds and up. mile and sixtsenth.-
Dangerous. lo9: Ruane. JOS Account. to7
Flattery, l06 Patricia Marian, III, Malv
Jane. 1ol Fairy Maiden, 108. Broad Axe,
ll3, Beauregard, 1l2.
Seventh Race Cs1 800. claiming Swear
olds and up. mile and eighth Alta AL
len, 100, Clover Club los. George STACK
III: Bill Cosgrsre no. ". Compaero l06
High storm, LOG Wood Gain. los Indian
apohs. 100, Master Ace III. Beaumont
ia: Col Gilmore. iO7. Mladv. o. Honest
John Jod lo5, Bill Henry. los. sree' Mand-
100 Cartoon. 1903. Festival l01 Indra 100.
Honey Fish. l05 Far Away. I1-
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Third Race 1920 claiming. 2-vear-oid
and up mile and one-eieh,h -Blaos
Savage los WoIfy. ITO. Kajaba. lilo. Post
Horn. li2. Juel Jean. I07
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JACK HENDRICKS. BOSS OF THE
sCINCY REDS. DECLARES HARD
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Fifth Race $4,000 added The Latonia
OAKS; 3-year-old Allies. mile and one
cuarterl-Nelle LYONS. ia Pose Of
Sharon 1876; Agincourt. 12I: Ben Machree,
l2i Reenie. I2l.
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jim STRESSES DEFENSE
Braddock Concentrates on Getting
Prepared for Tommy's Left.

BIZ United Press
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
July 6.-The perfection of a left
hand defense held the attention Of
James J. Braddock. light heavy
weight contender, who is training
here for his title bout with Tommy
Loughran, at New York, July 10. A
left hand is one of the champions
most effective weapons and Brad
dock expects to be prepared for it.
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Second Race ISL 200. claiming 2-vear-
dds, FIVE and one-baN fgrlougs -Surcesso.
100. V.euE Care, 100, Jeaunire l0i:
Boyer. lo9 Good Indian, 1909 Flo o Nciu,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06
TALKING
1T OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

- most ridiculous sham-the pop
I'D home run-seemS headed for the
nearest exit gate. Word comes from
St Louis that the distressed club
owners out there are erecting a wire
wall in front Of the bleachers to
minimize the daily production Of
bogus homers. This is one Of those
significant actions since it is the
arst step that has been taken 20 dis
courage home run hitting since the
birth Of the kangaroo ball in 1921.
70 IS particularly significant
since it comes at time when st.
Louis, ordinarily a bOisterously en-
thusiastic baseball city, is showing
only a mild academic interest in
the Browns and the Cards.
m PHILLIP DECATsBY BALL WHO
OWNS THE AMERICAN LEAGUE FRAN
CEIsE AND Mr.. SAMUEL BREADON WHO
OWN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE FRAN
CHIsE APPEAR TO HAVE DECIDED THAT
THE CHEAP HOME RUN IS ONE OF THE
REASONS WHY The CUSTOMERS ARE
BEGnNING TO DRIFT AWAY FROM
THE TURNsTLEs. IT HAS BEEN
OFTEN DEMONSTRATED THAT THE
ONLY WAY YOU CAN REASON WITH A
BASEBALL MACNATE Is THROUGH HIS
BANK ROLL.
TOR the past eight or nine years
4 the magnates have bent over
backwards trying 10 pack their daily
r1atinees with home runs. There
vas such a tremendously popular
reaction 10 the primitive smuggling
Of Mr.. George Herman Ruth that
The magnates decided to capitalize
on the public hysteria provoked by
this new senation.
Tia. the ball was deliberately
hoped up on orders from the
masnates to give it greater length
and resilienCy is perfectly Obyi-
GUS. What was a one-base ball
back in the pitching days of
MathewsOn. Walsh and Brown
became A four-base ball. Which
is tn say 1t went about three
times as far and fast as it did in
the old days.
some OF TIE PARKS WERE SMALL
TO BEGIN WITH AND THESE PROMPT
IY BECAME CENTERs OF HOME RUN
ACTIVITY OTHERS LESS FORTUNATE
ARCHITECTURAtLY WE'RE REMODELED
TO FIT THE CURRENT NEEDS.
THE home run in its present
L character doesn't mean any
thing. IN the main it is composed
of synthetic ingredients. chief among
which are the lively ball and the
shortened outfields. it is the club
owners attempt to provide new
and continuous turnstile lure for the
customer. For a while the arrange
nent brought the desired yield
despite the obvious spuriousnesS Of
of the thing: but now there are
growing evidences that the pendu-
lum is beginning to swing back the
other way.
Basebau's cOunterfeiters have
Tsde the home run too common.
What was once a weekly rarity is
VOW something more than a daily
occurrence. One team will make
IS many home runs in a seasons
riay these days as the whole
e7Sue used to make fifteen years
60. The magnates have taken
the Comes most dramatic feature
md cheapened il to a point where
Il Is without distinction or unique
ness.
IT USED TO BE THAT The BUSINESS
Of HOME RUNNING WAS RESERVED
SOLELY FOR THE COLIATHs OF THE
GAME. BUT NOW THE BAT BOY CAN
GO Up TO THE PLATE AND SWING FOR
RUTH AND he Is JUST AS LIKELY TO
PASTE ONT OVER The CENTER FIELD
WALL AS NOT. 1T IS NO LONGER AN
Art OR = TRICK, IT IS MERELY 4
ROUTINE
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Rourth Race 81. 200 maiders The Bar
rington Woods, 2-Year-old: SIX flrlongsi-
Shannon Roc. ll5; Wfic Olive. 49, Lady
Skoluv. li2. Monnie ll2. Cut steel. il5;
I.aYstee, ll2. Farm Hand. ll5, Peace Bud,
lis.
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mo other games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago ........ 002 400 1910 20 0
Cleveland ....... o4l 600 Skill Il 2
Weiland. Adkins, Lyons and Berg; linn.
Hudhn and L. SeTell.
NO other games scheduled
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Cyril ToHey in
Amateur Event

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 5.-Cyril
FOLEY, recent winner of the British
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press purpose in coming to the
United States is to compete in the
national amateur Tolley is one OF
the greatest golfers in England.
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Babe Ruth Says:
American League Clubs Must Make
Bids Right Now

ST. LOUIS. July Give got bunch that the
next three weeks will see a decided Tightening in
the American League race And then, if ever, the
Yankees and Browns will have to make their pen
nant bids. It is baseball history that every club
q
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JACK BARNES ON TOP

lCopyright. 1929. by "a ms
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time they let down they should
and it
some SIGNS of Macks club. The
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and up Keeping Time. 49, ny Dan no:
Emergency l07 Bonn 3asI or Crest
wood. ll2. Fuss and Feather. us Great
Sport. us. A. Berslnger lI2 Port q
PLAY. l07. Psdona. l15. Little Jimmy. ne.
Doctor Tucker. l02. Drsstella. l07 DARK
Angel ITO. Turn over ll5. RaFus 100
BroomshoJ. i02 The Bat. 10.
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Fifth Race (s2, 500; The Dependable
handicap; 3-year-olds and up one and
one-siXteenth milel-Luckv HIT 104
Blackbeetle. 1903; Wildsle l04 sir Harry.
l07; Jack Higgins 106, Boris, i0I Chicago.
l08 Grand Prince SO.
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STRIB STOPS FUENTF

No other major games we're SEIZED
uled FRIDAY.
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Results Yesterday

Milwaukee .......... 02o 600 olo-3 s 2
Kansas City ....... $40 10 olx-l0 IA
steele. Buvid. Temple and McMenemy;
Thomas and Peters. Angley.
Minneapolis ....... 900 600 600 5 /
St. Paul ............ 00l 10 COX 5
Bnton. Pate and McMullen; Belts and
Hargrave.
Indianapolis at Louisville. postponed.
rain. TO be played as part of double
header Sunday.
Toledo at Columbus postponed ITO be
played as part Of doubls-header Sunday
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St Louis ..... 0io $50 800 Q s /
Philadelphia ....... 3o4 900 20l-lo is 5
HaineS and Wilson; Daley, Collins. Nc
GraW and Ierian
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strong Ne-Hi team viu tanzla vith the
~.versite OlympicS Sunday at Ellenhereer
Na HI nine has been travelling az fast
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Marron Fights bowed 70 a team COM
rosed Of ShanklIns ano Indianapolis Cubs.
8 - 2 THURSDAY. SUNDAY the Fights meet
the kevstones al Greenhouse park July
IS Is an open date and & fest state team
is asked 20 write Paul Miller. 1928 Brad
hurv avenue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

ST. Patricks vill meet the Real Silks
Saturday at Riverside No a. ? m
on Sunday the Saints viii meet the Uni
se-snls 81 cadwaM farm. ave miles south
e Franklin Saints have July is open
etrone s.ate teenst write Frank Roth. 1850
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-06

good game IS expected Sunday st
F~ocEsiGe VIXEN the Holy Cross and Van
mp mines clash. Dick Heyoon will be
rssind the bat and Leo Solomon on the
mound.