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Hackley and Anderson Signed for
Feature Fort Scrap Next Tuesday
Fistc Rivals to Be Brought Together; frankie Wine
Nearly Puts Virgins on Floor in Eighth.

couldn't let Shine get set to throw the
old haymaker.
Tommy Bambraugh. Springfield III.
out-fought Carl Schmadel. Indianapolis,
Chick wagner Lafayette, outpointed
Chick Hall. Indianapolis. four rounds, after
Hall won the first canto
The big thrill Of the night was
clicked off in the eighth round OF
the main go when the bushy haired
coal miner from Montana landed
a hard left to Virgins jaw and the
veteran Chuck started to fold up, but
was caught by the second strand of
ring rope long enough to prevent g.
knockdoWn. and he grabbed Wine
and weathered out the round. but
with legs weak and eyes showing
the effects Of being touched on the
button. And when the bell sounded
Chuck was dazed and had to be
guided to his corner.
The veteran came out fighting in
the ninth and quickly rolled up
points, but at the end of the tenth
it was apparent he was glad the
| fraces was over. Wine proved more
rugged than the crowd had figured
and he kept plunging in. despite the
many hooks and jabs Virgins show
cred him with. 1t was evident Chuck
was not In shape to go ten good
rounds.
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Top Meters
KeepGoing

Favorites held sway Tuesday in
the second days play of the Mid
West Tennis Association tourna-
ment for Negro players at Douglas
park.
The many entrants from through
out the midwest are almost through
their first round matches. Two In
dianapolis players advanced Tues
day. Pierce and Dugan, local court
favorites, easily won their singles
contests. Scores of the Tuesday
matches follow:
MEMS SINGLES
Hudlin of ST. Louis defeated r. Young
of Indianapolis. 60. 6-l.
Pierce OF Indianapolis defeated z. JEFF
ferson OF Indianapolis. IS. SO.
Dugan Of Indianapolis defeated Johns OF
New York SO. e.
Clark Of chicago. defeated H. ziegler of
Galloway of St. Louis defeated Takahashi
OF indianapolis, 6-3. 90.
Parrish OF Louisville defeated J. Shop
herd Of Ann Arbor. Mich. Ga. rs, So.
r Duncan of Indianapolis defeated DR..
Gable of indianapolis. So. 81.
WOMEN'S SINGLES
O. Washington of Chicago defeated
StallWorth of Chicago. 81. 60.
H. Walker of Indianapolis defeated O.
Walden of Chicago. SIS So.
Porter Of Chicago defeated Gilmore OF
Chicago. 90, 81.
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Chicago Cubs i'm Fine Shape Wpst Lead From Pittsburgh
Interest Leaps
as West Side
Net Stars Clash

With the f1rst-round matches in
the annual west side tennis tourna-
ment at Riley park almost complet-
ed, stars of the meet were expected
to arouse interest to high pitch in
close contests today.
Tuesdays matches were marked
by defaults. The tilt between Four
mace and Babe Brown was outstand-
ing.
Stars expected to clash in interest
ing matches today were Crabb and
Dale, A. w. Fournace and Spud
Spaulding. Harold Justus and
Charles Ingersou George Horst and
Jean Demmary, Arthur Meunier and
Dan Sullivan, Boering against G
Darlington and Paul Shumaker, for
mer De Paw star, against Paul
Schmidt. Tuesdays results we're;
MEMS SINGLES
Louis Karle defeated Dilly BY default.
Osborne defeated G. Wolf by default.
Yeaman defeated Hoyt by default.
Crabb defeated H. Schmidt by default
A w. Fournace defeated Brown. So. So
JUNIORS SINGLES.
Harris defeated Ed Donnell By default
Adelman defeated Harry Martin by de-
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For the headline at the TT Harri-
son punch bowl next week, Capt.
Schucker, matchmaker, will bring
together Jimmy Hackley, Indian
apolis lightweight, and Eddie Ander-
son, Wyoming glove thrower, and
the old grudge rivalry is said to be
hot and heavy between the boys.
At any rate, they represent the ag-
gressive type and fight early and
late. Announcement of the scrap
was greeted with applause at Har-
rison Tuesday night.
The largest crowd Of the outdoor
season was on hand at the army
arena Tuesday and the customers
we're given the kind of action that
pleased. Every bout was fight, and
there were six in all, with results as
follows:
Chuck Virgins. indianapolis. outpointed
Frankie Wine, Montana. ten rounds: Slow
at start, thrilling at finish. Chuck was
nearly sent kicking in the eighth,
ter, of Tod Smith, Canton, o.; six rounds
A battle all the way. ,
Tommy OBrien won By 8 shade over
Larry. Payton, Cincinnati. six rounds. The
boys kept moving. especially oBrien. who
Billy shihe. Indianapolis. six rounds
Speeks kept his left hand busy anc
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Millers Get Seven
Home Runs

BV Times special
MINNEAPOLIS, July 24.-After
being thumped, 10 to g. in the first
half of Tuesdays double header
with the NGillers. the Indians gained
q seyen-run lead in the night cap
and then folded up and the windup
contest finished in a tWelve-inning
tie, 9 to 9, darkeSs halting play.
Love and Teachout we're bonn
barded by the KelS in the after
noon opener. the locals getting
thirteen hits, including four home
runs and four doubles.
In the second clash Schupp was
sailing along in good style when
he went to pieces in the sixth and
the contest was tied up off Penner
in the ninth when Cotter smacked
a. home run with one mate aboard.
Voter and High also hit homers in
the nightcap. giving the Millers
q record Of seven circuit drives in
the two tits.
A f1ve-run rally in the sixth
stanza put the Millers back in the
game during the closing battle.
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rench Feel
Confident of
Keeping Cup
Believe CoChet and Borotra
viii SurpaSS Play Of
Yankee Meters.

BV nitCd Press
PARIS, July 24-Although Rem
La Coste will be unable to play in
defense Of the Davis cup for France
this week, French tennis followers
are far from willing to admit their
team is seriously crippled.
Henri Cochet and Jean Borotrs
now carry the French hopes. and all
are confident that this pair, even if
not as effective as La Coste and
Cochet might have been, will prove
strong enough to turn back the
challenging American team.
Only in the doubles, where the
United States will be represented
by Wilmer Allison and John Van
Ryn, is France greatly concerned
Speculation has been widespread
over the probable members of the
doubles team, but it is almost Ger
tain that. if victorious in both
singles matches Friday, Jean Bous-
sus and Jacques Brugnon, will be
sent against the Americans, prac-
tically conceding the invaders that
one match, but saving the stars.
Borotra and Cochet for the two final
singles matches on Sunday.
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Indians and
Home Brews
OpenSeries
Tribe in Milwaukee Five
Days: Miller Bats Roar
in Twin Bill.

PH Times Spcci1i
MILWAUKEE,. July 24-FolloT-
ing three victories, two defeats and
tie in six-game series with the
Aiillers at Minneapolis, Bruno
Betzers Indians invaded Milwaukee
today for another long series Of six
struggles in five days. There are
five regularly scheduled contests
with the Home BreTs and also an
early season postponement to be
PLAYED off.
After performing in the Cream
City through Sunday, the Hoosiers
will depart for Kansas City to tackle
the powerful Blues.
Still in fourth place today, the
Betzehtes we're only two games
ahead Of the Louisville Colonies, in
fifth position. and three and one
half games ahead of Columbus, in
sixth place. Manager BetzeTs pitch
ing staff got we'll shot up at Mime
apolis and he is UP against it for
hurlers.
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Zach Taylor Hailed as Big
Cog in Success Of
Bruins.
HURLERS COME TO LIFE
Mcmillan, at Third, Helps
With Batting Streak.
By GILBERT DENIBY
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 24.-Of to a sue
cessful start on a seventeen game
home stay, which they believe will
take them out in front in the Ma
tional League race, the Chicago
Cubs were in their most jubilant
mood of the year today.
Elated at coming home from a
long eastern trip only one and one
half games behind the league lead
ing Pirates, the Cubs pointed out
that we've got the smoothest func-
tioning machine we've had all year
and they'll never be able to stop us
now"
Good Home Start
The team started the home stay
auspiciously Tuesday with 20 vic
tory over the New York Giants. The
affair was a pitchers battle between
Charley Root and Carl Hubbell,
each pitcher allowing only four hits.
Old Zach Taylor, acquired by the
Cubs on waivers from Boston. was
responsible for much Of the Chicago
optimism. A fine handler of pitch
ers, Taylor has worked the Chicago
hurting staff into its best condition
Of the year.
Right now, Manager Joe Nc
Carthy has six hurlers who can be
termed regulars. And the Tuesday
victory enabled the Cubs to move
within less than one-half game of
the Pirates.
Carlson Finds Stride
The return of Hal Carlson to win
ming form, after two years of in
consistent work, was hailed with
glee. More optimism was registered
when Fred Blake finally shook off
the lone bad inning" jinx during
the eastern trip. Both these pitch
crs have won their last three games
and Carlson has been almost in
vincible. When Blake and Carlson
are combined with Root, Malone,
Bush and Neht, the Cubs have
about the most formidable aggre-
cation of pitchers in the league.
Norman McMillan'S showing at
third base has caused more glad
ness. A good fielder, Mcmillan
never had exhibited anything as a
batter until Rogers Hornsby de-
cided he could make a hitter of him
a few weeks ago. Rogers apparently
is a. good teacher, for Mcmillan
belted the ball at a 800 pace during
the seventeen-gane road trip.
The Cubs should reap a rich har-
vest during the next two weeks.
They have two more games with the
Giants. The Phillies come next for
five games in four days. Then Bos-
ton plays five games in four days
and the home stand ends with four
games against Brooklyn.
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MINNEAPOLIS

Runs batted in --Cotter 81, Voter (2,,
Harris az, High (2l Kenna Connolly
az. Love. Two-base hits-Yoter az. Har-
runs@Cotter j2l, High. Kenna. Stolen
base-Connolly. Double plays-stroner TO
Connolly to Monahan; Stroner to Mona
dianapolis. 9. Base on balIs-Of Middle
ton. g. of Dumont, 2; of Love. 4; of
Teachout. I; of Specie, /. Struck out-By
Dumont. 2. Hits-Of Middleton. in is
innings; of Dumont, in 5 2-3 innings; of
Love, in 4 % innings; of Teachout. 4
in % inning: of Specie. l in 2 2-3 in
pitener-Love. Umpire-Brown and Penas.
Tirne-2 0S.
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MINNEAPOLIS

Runs batted in-High ~. Voter az i.
Cotter (2sl, Kenna, Buckeye Bsrnhart (3l +.
base hits-High. StIoner t7l. Connolly.
Three-nase hit-Barnhart. Home runs
High. Voter. cotter. sacrihces-,B Buckeye
Rawlings to Cotter "a. High to Cotter
Left on bases-Minneapolis s. Indian
agg tron.r, BY Mddleton 1 connoT7. ~, f bT
Buckeye tMonahanl. Base on bals-Of
Pate. /: Of Middleton. 5; of Buckeye. q
81 Schupp, 4: of Penner 2 Struck out
BY Buckeye 6: by Sehupp. S: BY Pen
ner' 5 Hits--OT Pate, IN none pitched
70 four in frst; of Middleton, 8 In 4 "a
oy sehupp. in as innings; OF Penner,
5 in 6f-s innings Passed bsll--Riddle
unipsres-Sspva ard Fena& Iime-s:e2
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Four Champs
In Tourney

~ HiItl RUSS
NEW YORK, July 24.-More
~ than $50 amateur golfers
will bid for the national anna
teur crown now worn by Bobby
Jones at the annual champion
ship tournament. Sept. 2 to 9,
the United States Golf Asso-
citation announced. The event
will be staged at Pebble Beach.
Del Monte. Cal.
Four national champions will
be among the entrants. They
are Bobby Jones. United
States: c. Ross Somerville,
Canada: Cyril Tolley. England,
and Jack westland, France.
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$4,000 AT HAWTHORNE

81 ines Special
CHICAGO. July 24.-Purses ag-
gregating $4,000 will be offered for
five feature events on the Haw-
thorne track during its nineteen-day
meeting which will start Aug. 8. The
Hawthorne handicap purse OF $25,-
600 on Aug. s tops the money offers.
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AMERICANS BEAT PAR
Smith, Diegel Shoot 20 in Canuck
Practice Rounds.

PU Times Special
MONTREAL. Quebec, July "a
Practice rounds in the Canadian
open golf championship started
Tuesday at the Kanawaki Country
Club, near here.
Two leading American entrants.
Leo Diegel and Horton Smith, shot
70 each, which is two under par
The championship rounds start
Thursday.
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nOOLEY WINS SHOOT

Jack Dooley won the weekly shoot
at the Crooked Greek Gun Club
Tuesday. scoring 40 out Of So G. l..
Slinkard took second with As. Other
scores were: NcIntire. At; Reny. Al.
Skies, As; Hessong. a; Hamm, AZ
Hiser, SO: Irwin. 80; Ballard. IS;
Wall. 81.
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WIGHTMAN CUP SQUAD


BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 24.-The SIX
members Of the British Wightman
tennis cup team will arrive here
Friday from England, bringing with
them the international women's
trophy they will defend in a series
Of matches at Forest Hills, next
month.
The members are Miss Betty Nut
hall. Mrs. B. c. CoveI, Mrs. L. R. c.
Michel, Mrs. w. T. Shepard Barron,
Mrs. NJ. R. Watson and Mrs. Arthur
Green.
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10 BY Dick MILLER

TINE Peoria & Eastern railroad
Il golf team will entrain for Ur-
bana, Ill, early Sunday to play the
second half of their thirty six hole
match with the P. & E. golfers of
Urbana. Last Sunday the teams
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Seni-Pro, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Grand Union defeated the Decatur
County GrsyS i0-l az Hope. mo. SUNDAY
NAV FIwood there Sunday. Practice Tor the
Unions Will be held a. Spades PARK TINS
evening at o'clock.
The Ne HI team met its frst 6eisat
Sunday al the hands o. the HlE T1
SIDE Olympies 81 in eleven innings, No., me
Nshi tribe is carded 70 oppose the Macca-
bees at EllenbeTser PARK SUNDAY a. ; p. m II.
Nsrt PLAYERS report Tor practice Frlday
evening
The En-Ro League IS being led by the
rriolp JrS by maTgln o. 80 ,s,,,
- wore contests remain on the ScheouIe
O. tsf9rs The winners OF me Em-Roe Up 10
cincinnati Will be determined; C l-
meet tire Midway Cubs at Garnelo NO.
at p. n. sunday.
R,oeks and Christamores tied in a ten
innine tilt II. sunday. me St0cH nii 81
meets Sexson BroS. SUNDAY al P H. a.
Riverside diamond No. 8.
Hs,ne Bauer is requested to call Basil
Flint at Belmont 1880
Anv fast city and state team desiring
game for SUNDAY call D1. lSos G,.o $50 N 1Tr
aue,sta and Bridgeport are asked to take
notice.
rns INDIANAPOLIS Black Sox. Negro nine.
hss lust returned from road TIP south,
where thew won I'VE games OUT O. SsNeL.
ggaSsG ANY na team desiring game address
Henri woods. 974 HoSorook St. or can Df-
o4i2 and ask for Barnett after p. m
Riverside Aces won over the sunshine
Garden nine 1913. sunday. For games
with the Aces call Oh. 5T7s-
The Question Marks played St
GATHERINGS last Sunday 10 tie. IS lns
two clubs meet again July IS a. Garnela
No az ! .. n. to decide the winner
The Marks viii practice Friday ST $50 p
N. 81 GARFIELD
varsity MonogramS lost 10 the Sexton
Bros. Coal nine. 1913. sunday. The Mono.
srsus viii practice Wednesday AZ $50
D n. on Riverside No 2. For game next
SUNDAY cal Rawlings 81 Riley 1851.
The Iauter BOYS Club lost q fast game
a the Red Wings, SIS. Sunday. The Boys
Gus is without q game for next sunday;
Gail Belmont 3757 and ask for Red Wincel
after ?. n.
SUNDAY and in August. Spencer, Gosport,
Quincy and Clorerdale are asked to take
notice Call Harrison 7s4s, or address
manager OF the Grays. l4I Mclean place
vsn Cams are without a game for sun
fav anc ID ike 70 hear from city and
state nine Call or write NJ r ShaEklin.
Van Cam hardware and Iron Company,
or call Bent So3e-W. evenings.
Ths Riyer de olymples want . game tor
-ee saigs.
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KEEP 1T IN FAMILY

Finch Haggard recently won the
archery championship of the state
of Washington. Mrs. Finch Hag-
gard is the states woman cham
pion.
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SETS NEW TR0T MARK
Dewey Mckinney Steps Half mile
Track in 2:0415 at EImira.
BW Tim cs Special

BW lWcs NDeCldt
ELMIRA, N. Y, July 24.-Dewey
McKinnon, bay son Of Lord Dewey,
driven by Dill, set a worlds trot-
ting record for half-mile track in
the Orange county circuit race meet
here Tuesday. The time was 2:0413
in the first heat of the 2:07 event,
which shattered the mark of 2:0515
set by Well Worthy four years ago
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met at South Grove and the locals
amassed a lead that should insure
them victory in the end. Using the
Nassau system of scoring the In
dianapolis team of four players
scored eight points to Urbanas four.
George Bender, Indianapolis. lost to
Robert Thornburg, Urbana, who hung I'D
player scored three points. However, J.
A. Young and Bernard Harmon of the
tories. over William c. Birdzell and Vernie
Hoag of u Jimmie Bowen eased
out a two TO one win over Walter Cress
of Urbana.
Thursday will be bond statesmen day at
BroadmCor. George Soutar, the course,
pro, told US today he had the links in fine
shape for the bond sellers, hoping that
one of them might tip him off on how to
u1GHLANDERS will find plenty
L n of action at their course the
coming weekend. Saturday four
some handicap tournament is on
schedule. On both days ball
sweepstakes will be on and some of
those who play Saturday will enter
themselves in both events, making
one round of eighteen holes serve
two purposes.
Twenty golf players at the J. A. Adams
Road Grader Company will engage in a
Prizes will be awarded after eighteen holes
of medal play. The following PLAYERS will
constitute the foursomes: C. 8. Matherson,
n T3ald rriY7 Drfe k,a1
Cameron; A. Y. Limp. G. linn, L. Spencer
ana c. c. Antle; Joe Beatty, c. c. Huffine
H. Hoffman and E. Shllhorn; Dick Carter.
f. P Mccall Tom NC McMa Pe f FTank
Branson and N. Kervan.
Il
THE first round of the mems
l. fight tournament will be held
at Meridian Hills Saturday and
Sunday. Dick Nelson expects a
large turnout as each golfer has
a chance of getting into a flight
with players near his game and then
gaining the much-needed match
play experience. The qualifying
round was held last Sunday.
The party of municipal links golfers who
are going, to the National public links
championship meet at St. Louis Aug. 81
Urich, Stanley Caster and Billy Reed Jr.
Maurice Feeney won the recent Indian
apohs public links championships and Bill
Reed Sr., was runner-up. They will be
sent by the local park board with ex-
penses paid. However, the other. four
plan to pay their own expenses and mo-
tor just to be in the big event
Every one around the pro-amateur
meets, the state open tournaments and
even about the courses wonder what has
happened to lie Nelson. the oldest of the
Nelson family Of golfers who IS pro at the
been in good health and while en- route
TO Florida to look after some business,
took Ill and was in the hospital at Jack
sonville. He came back and recovered ard
| liking, to Lees clubs and stole them.
which also put him out Of action. Chick
Nelson. his Brother. has been looking after
the professional duties at the club.
Last Monday at Riverside during
the pro-amateur tournament it was
suggested that every week was too
often to hold the meets. Most Of
the pros there at the time agreed,
but because the full membership
or at least a quorum was not pres
ent nothing could be done about it.
Most of the boys feel they are away
from their clubs too much By play
ing every Monday and then taking
other time to transact private bust
2e<S
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United Press

PV United Press
MANCHESTER, Mass. July "a
With FIVE out of eight seeded play
ers still competing, quarter-flnal
play was to start today in the Es-
sex County Clubs annual women's
tennis singles tournament.
The only upset in Tuesdays third
round play was the elimination by
16-year- old Sarah Palfrey of Brook
line of Mrs. Lawrence A. Harper Of
San Francisco, eighth seeded player.
Miss Palfrey won in straight sets.
rs, 8-6. Other third-round results:
Clara Grenspan. New York, beat Louise
Packer, Winchester So. 60.
Eleanor Goss New York. beat Virginia
Eilleary. Philadelphia. 60. ga.
ETH Burnhardt, San Francisco. beat
Mrs. william H. Hester Jr,, New York,
Edith Cross. San Francisco. beat Mrs.
Charles J. Hubbard Jr., Cambridge. So
Marjorie Morrill,, Dedham, beat Dorothy
Mrs Mola Mallory, New York bat Pene-
lope Anderson, Richmond, SO. OIL
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Seeded List
Cut Down In
Essex Play
Three Lose Out in Women'S
Event; Sarah Palfrey, Is,
Is Star.
REACH SEMI-FINALS

81 United Press
MANCHESTER. Mass, July "a.
Miss Mary Green, Kansas City,
won her way into the semi-f1nals
Of the Essex County Clubs singles
tournament today by eliminating
Miss Clara GreenSpan, New York,
60, 81. Another victor in the
Quarter-fnal play was Miss Edith
Cross. san Francisco, who was
forced to an extra set to put out
Miss Marjorie Morrill, of Dedham,
60, 4-6, 81.
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The Em-Roe League IS being led by the
r,-iois Trs Dr. S margin Of Two ga,
Tt,o more contests remain on the Scheoule
. L.fCrs +,a winners OF she Ern-Roe tt4p 10
-f~ri-rsti VIII be determined. OTloIes
>,sst tire Midway Cubs at Garnelo NO
at 5 p. n. sunday.
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courtv Grsvs iO-l a. Hope. Ind. sunday.
ne Grand Union nine IS scheduled TO
pIav Elvood there sunday. Practice for the
Unions Will be held al SPACES paFA '"is
evening al O'Clock.
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The Ne HI team met its first 6efeat
Sunday at the hands Of the River
SIDE Olvupics 81 IN eleven innings. Inc
ices at EuenberEer park Sunday a. 3 p m.
Nehi players report for practice FRIDAY
evening
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Rlocks and Christamores tied IN a Ten
t-,Is~S tilf II. sunday. The Block nine
meets Sexson Bros. sunday at ) p H. a.
Eiverside diamond No. s.
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The party of municipal links golfers who
are going to the National public links
championship meet at ST. Louis Aug. 81
will be composed of John Mcclure. Ed
Urich, Stanley Caster and Billy Reed Jr.
Maurice Feeney won the recent Indian
apols public links championship and Bill
Reed Sr., was runner-up.. They will be
sent by the local park board with ex-
penSes paid. However, the other four
plan to pay their own expenses and mo-
tor over just to be in the big event.
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still no matter what comes Of the BAN $
current injuries he will continue TO lend
his elegant presence to baseball for num-
Der OF wears. The probability Is that he
SIN has another active season or so LEFT
IN his artistic carcas, and after that you
will see him running some ball club IL
NAV even be the Yankees. The BAN has
mighty ambitions that way.
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Beine Bauer is requested to call Basil
FLINT at Belmont 1880
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Riverside Grays have open dates next
SUNDAY ard in August. Spencer. Gosport,
Quincy and CloVerdale are asked TO take
rctice Call Harrison 294s. or address
raanager OF the Grays. IA Mclean place.