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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11
VIRGINIA IS PROUD
OF FRESHMAN FIVE

! UNIVERSITY, Va, March 11.-Vir-
ginia's chief source Of athletic pride has
been the first-year basket ball team,
which has played through schedule Of
IS games and has lost but and that
by ! point.
With q total Of $40 points scored in
the dozen contests. the young Cavaliers
have averaged 40 points q game. Their
lowest score was % points against the
freshmen Of Virginia Military Institute,
who scored "a. and their highest total
was 81 against Fork Union.
Five men were started in every game.
These were Iemuel E. Mayo. IT.. Of
Portsmouth, Va. and Herbert Bryant
Of Alexandria. Va, forwards: James p.
Delafield. Of Chappaqua. N. Y. center,
and William r. Thomas of Richmond.
Va. and Robert e. Manley. jr., Of York,
Pa. guards.
Mayo was high scorer with a total of
$50 points.
Howard Holland. former Virginia star
IN several sports, was coach OF the
team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11
INDIANS PICK AVERILL
TO PERFORM IN CENTER

NEW ORLEANS, March IL HS-
Earl Averill, costly rookie, purchased
by the Cleveland Indians from the
San Francisco club of the Coast
League, will play center field, Mama
ger Roger Peckinpaugh said today.
He will be fanked by Jameson in
left and Porter In right.
The batteries gave over to the rest
Of the team today, after week of
practice alone. A troop of old
timers and try0uts I'm uniform found
the indians at full strength, except
ing Hodapp. who has been unable TO
adjust salary differences.
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H0YA FOUR NOT LIKELY
TO RACE IN new YORK

Georgetown University's track team
probably will not again be seen in ac-
ton until the outdoor season.
There is chance that the Hoyas
may send their 2-mile relay four to the
Knights of Columbus games in New
York City next Saturday night, but
this is only possibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11
NORTHEAST LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

HIgh team snme-IempIe SouthpaWS, bI5.
High team Set-City Post Once, 1895.
High individual game-G. Allen South
paws, 157.
High individual SET. Jones (Southpaws),
SIT.
Led by Bonnie Womersley, Northeast
Temple Southpaws won five of six games
last week, to gain tie for first place
with Night Owls. The latter club has
been leading for two months.
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THE STANDINGS.
American Grouy
BILLY BARTON is FIT
FOR RACE WEDNESDAY

WROUGHTON, England, March IL
R).-Billy Barton. American race horse,
mas returned here in fine condition
from Tenby.
Racing begins at Cheltenfam course
tomorrow and it is understood Billy will
keep ms engagement there Wednesday.
The frost is said to be entirely out Of
the course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11
SCRIBNER TOPS LINDSEY
IN BOWLING TITLE MATCH

NEW YORK. March II P).-Joe
Scribner, Detroit bowling star, further
increased his lead in his 60-game
match with Mort Lindsey of Stamford,
Conn, for the world match champion
ship.
With SO games completed, Scribner
led, l0,744 to 1892, an advantage OF
432 pins. The last l0-game block Is
to be rolled today.
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Leading Scorers.
ALL-STAR BIG TEN
FIvES ARE CHOSEN
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 11.-First and Sec
ond all-Western Conference basket ball
teams have been selected for the Asso-
clated Press by coaches, officials and
experts of the game as follows:
First team-Foster, Wisconsin. for
ward; Chapman, Michigan. forward:
Murphy, Purdue, center: Mccoy, Mich
lgan (captain), guard, and ChmieIeW-
ski. Wisconsin, guard.
second team-How. Illinois, forward.
Aarmeson, Purdue, forward; Tenhopen.
wisconsin. center; Mills, Illinois. cua,d
and Marshall, Northwestern, guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11
CANADIENS, BRUINS
TOP HOCKEY LOOPS
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE leaders
OF the two divisional races in the Ne
tional Hockey League evidently are o,,t
70 settle. matters as promptly as posi-
Die, but the smaller fry won't let them
Inc teams of top rank have been COM
ing through regularly against their
closest rivals only to be defeated or tied
oy team which was supposed to be an
easy victim. ga
Inc Boston Bruins and Montreal
Canadiens. the probable winners of the
srcup titles. both found that to their
sorrow last week, but retained their
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SOCCER CUP IS WON
BY BRITISH UNITEDS

British United eleven yesterday took
the measure of Clan MacLennan, 3 to 0,
to win the Washington and South
eastern District Soccer Association cup
tie championship. Jack Turner, veteran
attack, scoring all their goals.
Arcadian and Rockville teams will
meet next Sunday, probably at Silver
Spring, for the Capital City League
title. Arcadians gained tie with
Rockville yesterday, defeating Fort
Myer, 6 to 0.
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W. r. n. r.. Y. NJ. G. A. LEAGUE.

HIGH team game-Station. sos.
High team set--Station, 1868.
Total pins. team t75 games)-Toppers,
3s.0l3; second. Bearcats, 36,035.
High individual averages--McCall (R. NJ
81, l09-2l Tebbs tToppers), 1924; Smoot
U,. r. r.. 1864.
High individual sets-Williams (Station),
3s2: TeLbs (Toppers), SOL; Weeks, (sta-
High individual eame--Williams (Station),
1874; Tebbs CToppers). 1S4.
High strikes--Young tBearcats), 30: Tebbs
(Toppers), 20; REYNOLDS lToppers). 20.
High spares-Tebbs tToppers), III: Nc
Call lR. M. So, IA; REYNOLDS (Toppers),
1856; Weeks (station), 1913.
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Scores for the season:
BOYS TRACK AND COURT
TEAM WILL GET AWARDS

Members Of the championship bas-
ket ball and track teams will be pre-
sented awards at the NTH annual Boys
Club athletic supper to be held Thurs
day evening, March a.. at the club.
Members Of the club will be accom-
panied by their fathers.
There viii be prominent speakers
and entertainment features.
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KANSAS CITY, March II R.-
Forty-six basket ball teams, representa-
ton, will begin play for the national
title here today. A champion will be
crowned Saturday night after Q week
Of grueling competition. --.----
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H0WARD-LINCOLN GAME
GOES TO PHILADELPHIA

Howard University Of this city will
meet It's old rival, Lil1e';1. in their
annual foot ball game ncEt la'l in the
Municipal Stadium. at Fili'e Il nilis.
The date has not been announced. Last
Fall the game was played here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11

Walter Hagen Greatest Mas.
ter of Approach Shot Kirk.
wood Ever Saw.
X Il X X
He Points to Way The
Haig Does 1t as Soundest
Execution Of This Play.
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WIN AT MIXED DOUBLES.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March IL
P).--Johnny Hennessey, Indianapolis,
and Mrs. B. r. Stems, New York, won
the Florida mixed doubles champion
ship by defeating Francis T. Hunter,
New Rochelle. N. Y, and Genevieve
Fox. Southampton, N. Y. Sc, 6L3,
Ga.
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COLLEGE PARK DOUBLES LEAGUE.

High individual game--Neidhart, las.
Hiah individual set--Koons, SAT.
High individual average-H. Casheli, no.
High team efer-Netdkart. 24s.
High team set--Koons- Press. 655.
High team ayerage-Cashell- Cashell, 2l1-32.
High strikes-Koons, 8.
High spares--Shank, II: Miller, II.
High nat game-Ingham, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11

MISSOULA, Mont, March II CR.--
Montana State has declined an invita-
United States Military Academy at
West Point on November Is. 1890,
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TIES FOR BIG TEN
TITLE ARE COMMON
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 11.-For the sixth
time since 1918 the annual struggle for
the Big Ten basket ball championship
has resulted in stalemate.
This time Michigan and Wisconsin
ended their campaigns deadlocked for
the title. Each team won 10 games and
lost two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-11

~ OWLERS of Richmond viii have
the stage to themselves tonight
as the second annual tourna-
- ment Of the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress opens on the
Health Center drives In the Virginia
capital. Competition will start at 8
o'clock.
Richmond duckpinners tomorrow viii
vie with Connecticut competitors.
Washington entrants will perform in
the tournament for the first time We'd
nesday.
The schedules for tonight and tomor-
row:
TONIGHT.
Teams, 8.
Haskins No. !, News-Leader. Richmond.
H skins No No Federal Reserve Richmond.
Richmcnd. Freder.cksburg & Potomac r.
r.. Richmond.
H Hsskin: No. No. s sSiss. FehmSnS
Richmond Lodge. No. IS. 3. r. o. E.. Rich
Southern Biscuit Co.. Richmond.
Old Gold. Richmond.
Carolina Bowling Alleys, Raleigh, N 6.
Elvin Austin Aubrey Thurston, Richmond.
Reserved, Richmond.
TOMORROW.
Doubles, $3.50.
Tom Quinn Charles Sturdevant. Danbury.
Conn.
Ricky Ragaini-Francis Ryan. Danbury.
Conn.
- Anthony Rasaini-Geo r. Hambridge.
Danbury, Conn
Reserved, Richmond.
Singles, 4:S0.
Frank Boylan, Danhury. Conn.
500.
Mollie l.. King, Richmond.
Teams, 8.
Haskins No. 4. Richmond.
Haskins No. s. Richmond.
Haskins No. 3 0adies), Richmond.
Easkns No. 4 Gadies). Richmond.
Haskins No. 5 ladies), Richmond.
Reserved, Richmond.
LEGO. d? injury. Conn.
Eclipse Laundry, Richmond.
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Boston Bruins, 3; New York Rangers, z.
Montreal Canadiens, i; Detroit Cou-
gars. loyertimab. -.--.4 ..---.---.----.-.
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Richmond Rollers Holds Sway
As Championship Event Opens

OWLERS of Richmond viii have
the stage to themselves tonight
as the second annual tourna-
ment Of the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress opens son the
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British
IInifnd lll
AZ CUNTS IN TOURNEY.

0oals-Turner ts). Referee-Ernest Bleue
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-06
ers Are in To7vm Struggle With Indians Four Games
EHenberger Is
Decisive Victor
in City Swin1

Taking first in every event but
one. Ellenberger's team amassed LOT
points in the city recreation depart
ment's annual swim meet at Ellen
berger to win the championship cup.
Rhodius, with 90, was second; Nc
Clure Beach was third with 3, and
Riley and Fall Creek scored one.
Francis Hodges of Rhodius
splashed to first in the l00yard
free style for seniors. the only Wis
iting" victory. In addition, Ellen
berger annexed the two relay cham
pionships.
Helen Lee Smith, ll-year-old stai
of the champions, won firsts in the
25-yard free style and 25-yard back
stroke for junior girls, in better time
than made by boys in the division.
She placed second in the inter
mediate girls 50-yard free style, and
third in the 10o-yard event for
seniors. She easily won the senior
diving contest.
Marjorie Fowler was the second
high scorer for Ellenberger, winning
two firstS and two seconds. Billie
Watson won two firstS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-06
Greyhound Match Race
Planned: New System Is
introduced at Track

a match race. between two of the
fastest greyhounds at the Indiana
Kennel Club track, has been sched-
uled for Saturday night. 1t will be
for an added purse and is expected
to prove quite a feature.
The new system goes into effect
at the Kennel Club tonight and the
management believes new interest
will be created in the running Of
the swift CANNES. Some OF the
best greyhounds in the country are
CHARTERED at the club.
Under the new regulations each
paid admission will entitle the ticket
holder to make his or her choice for
each race, and the person having
the most winners on the evening S
program will win first prize, which
will be one-fourth of the night
gate receipts. Racing starts at SIS.
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Big Leagues

MEL OFT Of the New York
LIVE Giants followed a two-base
hit which cleared the bases to pro-
duce the winning run, by pegging
Clarke, Pittsburgh shortstop, out at
the plate in the Pirates half of the
ninth, cutting OFF a belated rally
and making possible New York's II
to 10 victory Monday. Bartell got
five hits.
Percy Jones of the Boston Braves
brought to an end a brief winning streak
of the St. Louis Cardinals. holding the Ma;
tional League champions to three hits ana
beating them, ) to O..
BAGx rI WH 6FS wG SH1 AS BEEN SpB RS
sLANTs FOR MANY A BALL, GAME, GOT
REVENGE MONDAY BY SLAPP1NG OHI
DRIVE HOME THE WINNING RUN AND
BEAT THE BROOKLYN ROBINS, TO 8.
A FOUR-RUN rally in the last Of
/ n the ninth LETT the C1nclnnatl
Reds still one run short, and the
Phillies took the final game at Red
land park, 7 to 6. Chuck Klein got
a double and single.
=
With the New York Yankees idle,
the Philadelphia Athletics had a
narrow escape from dropping full
game to their rivals. After losing
the opener to the st. Louis Browns
by a 6 to 4 score, the American
League leaders managed to drag the
nightcap out of the fire in the
twelfth inning, to 7. Mule Haas,
Bling Miller and Max Bishop pro-
duced the deciding hits.
n
Twenty-one hits turned into twenty zone
runs gave the Washington Senators vic
tory over the Detroit Tigers, 81 to 5.
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Local Big -Four
Nine Advances
in Rail Tourney

Big -Four of Indianapolis passed
through the first-round of the rail-
ways elimination baseball tourney,
decisively defeating Bucyrus, O., IA,
at Eucyrus. Kelley, Turk and Ger
ard led the hitting Of the Indianap-
oils nine.
Francis went to the box in the
eighth inning for Indianapolis with
the bases loaded and none out, but
retired the side without score. On
the first pitch a double play was ex-
ecuted, Francisto Turk to Kelley.
The next batter was out, from short
to first.
Indianapolis will play Cleveland at
Cleveland Wednesday in the second
round elimination.
At the annual big outing of the
employees at Paris, Ill, Saturday,
Aug. 10, Indianapolis will clash
with Detroit in the third round.
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City Wonen's
First Round.
Play Staged
Eight Eliminated at Coffin
Course, With FavoriteS
All Winning.
BY DICK MILLER

FavoriteS we're running true to
form in the first round of the In
dianapolis Women's Golf Associ-
alton championship tourney at Cof-
fin course today.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Avalon, de-
Tending champion, defeated Miss
Scott Legge, Coffin, up and 7 to
play, despite the fact she scored a
nine on the first hole, very unusual
for Miss Dunn She got back on
her game Immediately and finished
the nine with a A, turning the sec
ond nine in 40 for an "a.
Mrs. Charles A. Kelley Jr., Coffin,
and Mrs. George Stewart, Pleasant
Run, engaged in a struggle which
was carried into the nineteenth hole
before it was settled, up, in Mrs.
KelIey's favor. The match was one
of the best of the day.
Miss Abbott Has 81
Miss Elizabeth Abbott, Avalon,
was playing in good fashion, scor-
ing an "a, when a long putt was
short by a foot She defeated Mrs.
Bernie Lehman, Broadmoor, and 6.
Although Mrs. James Bingham
indianapolis Country Club, and Mrs
Carl Gibbs, Indianapolis Country
Club, each had medal scores of 81
Mrs. Gibbs had a couple of bad
holes and lost, 2 up and l. Mrs
Bingham, who had not broken 10C
previous to her Sc in the qualifying
round Monday, did five strokes bet
| ter today.
Other Matches
Mrs. Ben c. Stevenson, Merid-
ian Hills, won from Mrs. D. Giffin
and 4, while another favorite, Miss
Ruth White, indianapolis Country
Club, had little difficulty in defeat
o., ing Mrs. D. S. Menasco, Highland
7 and 6. The match between Mrs
M. j. Abbott, Avalon. and Mrs
Harry Buchanan, Riverside, was
terminated at the end Of the first
nine holes when Mrs Buchanan
was called from the city and for
feited the match.
Mrs. Jean Mazur, Coffin, wound
up the first round with up and 3
to play victory over Mrs. Wynn
Owens, indianapolis Country Club.
Wednesday Pairings
Wednesdays S o n d round
matches include: Miss Dunn VS..
Mrs. Kelley; Miss Abbott vs.. Mrs.
Bingham; Mrs. Stevenson vs.. Miss
White; Mrs. Abbott VS.. Mrs. Mazur.
Miss Ruth White staged an upset
Monday when she walloped trio
of drives from the first tee that
totaled $50 yards two feet and six
inches in distance. Miss Dunn
lacked more than three yards of
equalling the distance Of Miss White,
Her total was 627 yards and one foot.
Miss Dunn. however, did have the
longest single swat. one of her
drives going 223 yards, five yards
farther than Miss Whites longest
poke
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Edgevoed A. G. defeated Seymour Reds
Sunday. 20 0. 4 Cs Will play Holy
have Aug. is open. Phone Southport
40 J /.
Van Camp. defeated , New augusta Coca
but three hits. Sol Williams LED the at
tack with six hits.
indianapolis Cubs dovned the Riverside
A. As Sunday. 10, in one Of the best
amateur games of the year. Schmutte Of
the A As and McCurdy Of the, Cubs
we're in rare form. each pitcher allowing
fuke play and clever base running by
McFali. return game will be played
early in September.
Riverside .......... 600 600 900 2 ;
schmutte and Mcleod; McCurdy and
Duff.
zinhsn. St. Patrick hurler, handed the
indianapolis Ksystopes 9 ceat Of WHITE pSs
ricks poiied one over the fence. and also
got a double Saints will practice Weones-
dsy evening at GsTe I5i,. Al ggs st{SsTs, a g
Cottage avenue, phone DR.. oils.
s. satIicks cog cog S SSS S SSSss : z
z sTiSin' and Priiier; Dskin, Bertels and
:. Kline.
Indianapolis Triangles. semt-Pro roao
club. are without games for SUNDAY: Aus.
is snd IS. Write Il. E. BsPlsy, 10 East
Orange street. or call DR.. 1854.
Marmon SIS lost to Greenfield Red Men
SUNDAY in 8 well played game, As. Ru-
sharp was in form and let the visitors
down with four hits.
Msrmon's will practice wednesday and
rTi6av nights Marmon's would like to
hear from 8 state team for one or two
Esmes Labor day. Write Paul Miller. llzs
Bradbury svenue.
Indiana polls Drop Forging Company.
runrers-up in the city league. would like
10 hear from city teams for s game Sun
day. Cali Or. ll45 after $50 ?. m and
as7 for Connie.
Forest HgEs. ex-Manusl star. crashed
single triple and home run 20 give Holy
Gross a e-5 win over Mspletons Sunday.
Schenecker also starred at bat
Orioles won the Em-Roe League. tronne-
irS the Oriental Bull Dogs st Rriversice
sunday ISL. Cess and Wilson did
mound duty for the Orioles and allowed
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Doeg, Austin Are
Tennis Fauontes

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. g.
The Long Island tennis scene shifted
to Southampton today with the re-
sumption of early rounds of the an
nual invitation tournament at the
Meadow club. Two of the favorites,
Bunny Austin Of England and
Johnny Doeg of California, had
difficulty in getting through their
opening matches, each being carried
to two deuce sets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-06
GUTHRIE TOSSES JONES

Elmer Guthrie defeated Cowboy
Jones in the main go on the Broad
Ripple wrestling card Monday night,
taking the second and third falls.
In other bouts Ralph Wilson de-
feated Charlie GoSmel, Johnny Car
lin downed Joe Donovan and Bobby
Chick and Henry Burke wrestled If
teen minutes TO a draw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-06

only two safeties.. Orioles hold a permit
for Garfield No SUNDAY and IA are . With tn
Frank. Question Marks and Carson A. C.'s
are challenged.
Playing before the largest crowd Of the
Aces defeated Morgantown. 80 in the frst
game Of the series Sunday. Lents of the
Aces and Hacker. Of Morsantown. vaged
t teams nas's viii I'T meet at Nashville. ~ ''
Dady A. C.s defeated Stilesville Sunday.
sd Lofty. with a. homer and two singles.
led the hitting. The A. Cs have won ten
wanted van for sunday. Cali Basil Flint. Bel.
1880. or write 1918 Oliver avenue.
Crimson Stars. IS to is-yesr- old team.
are are anxious to enlist a manage. n ger. They
t ndys notices scord Of sg. Of 10 WI wins Abe
avenue.
LOUISVILLE. Ky,-Lincoln Highways of
Indianapolis split double-header with
the Louisville Black Caps here Sunday.
coping the first game. AS. and dropping
the second, s-5. Three walks, single
and home run of Smiley in the first in
ming gave the Indianapolis club. a four
run lead Cannon, who relieved Smiley.
kept the Highways in check the remainder
Of the way, but JeffrieS Highway port
slider; kept the locals hits scattered.
punched hits in the third and fifth in
ming won't be second game for Louisville.
Baker Of the Highways got homer in
the third. The Highways open a four
game series al Evansville Sunday with
double-hesder. and games on Monday and
Tuesday. Score:
RHE
Hlgnvsys ..-..-...-. go ooo 600
JehYies and Hawkins; Smiley. Cannon
and Joplin.
RHE.
Highways ... fos 100 ooo-5
Louisville .........-. eos iao 1ox-s 10
McCeuley, Guy and Hawkins; Mcneil
and Morris.
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Runs batted in-Branom. Camel. Tin
cup Two-base hits-Branom, 2; Camel.
Sacrifice hit-Tesmer. Stolen base--LLoftus.
Double plays-Connolly to Warstler to
Monahan; Burwell to Sprinz to Stroner to
Connolly. Left on bases-Louisville Z;
Indianapolis S. Bases on balls-Oh- Tin
cup. J. Struck out-By lineup. 5; by
Burwell. g. Wild pitch-Tincup. /. Hit
BY pitched ball-Monahan, by Tincup; Tin
cup, by Burwen Umpires-Rue and Goetz,
Time AZ.
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Batting averages of the Indian
regulars follow:
SOX BEAT ROYALS
BIZ Times Special

7 TITfo fNVtItUI
MONTREAL, Quebec, Aug. g.
With Weiland pitching, the Chicago
White Sox defeated the local club
of the international League in an
exhibition tilt here Monday. 8 to 3.
Grouse drove out a home run and
Art Shires entertained with several
acts"
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Kansas City ........ 0l0 030 I0- I II .
0q paRis and Aneiey K Sg Ea Wykon and
DeYine.
Toledo. Milwaukee. Minneapolis and st.
Paul not scheduled Monday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Came
s.; b9 9el9,s g IoI 9 SO 6 o5I- g
steT9r Gay B sh6 Sn6brs agd FeFFe
Second Came
St. Louis ........ COL Dol 230 600 u
Philadelphia -. POI 200 0o2 ool- 8 ID
Grove, Earnshaw, Quinn and Cochrane.
Detroit ............ 1ol OH ooO--5 10
Washington ....... 1872 O34 osx-2l 81 9
uhle: Billing5 Prud d,,a n. Yde and
(only games scheduledD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SsT .sn Y0rS 19 99 S S69 2 295-io Il
' HHbbeIi Mays. Benton and oFarreI;
Brame. Fussel, Meme and Hemsley.
Sixteen Inningsl
BROOKLYN 900 100 $50 100 900 o. II l
Chicago Chicago =. 600 COS go 100 900 10 Is 8
Morrison. A. Moore. Vance and Picinich,
Deberry: Root. Cvergros. Bush, Nehf and
Taylor. Gonzales, Schultz.
Boston ............ 023 900 600 10 Q
ST. Louis ........ 900 900 600 o 0
Jones and Spohrer; Haines, Frankhouse
and Wilson, Jonnard.
cincinnati ......... 900 Olo ola 9 /
Koupal. Benge and Lerian RiXey, Luque,
Donohue and Gooch.
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vOIGT DEFENDS CROWN

BIZ United Press
SALISBURY PLAINS, N. Y, Aug.
6.-Leading golfers of the east were
engaged in the Long Island open
championship here today, with
George Voigt, North Hills amateur,
defending his title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-06
BRADLEY HORSE HURT
Burning Sun, Stablemate of Blue
Larkspur. Out Indefinitely.

81 United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 6-Injured in
workout Monday, E. r. Bradley's
Burning Sun will be out of racing
for some time, it was announced to-
day. The injury was the second to
Bradley's horses in the past few
oays. Blue Larkspur having received
a bowed tendon in the east Sat
urday.