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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-16
Art Shires
Jumps Lena;
Sent Home
Rebel Rookie Takes a
Couple of Swings on
SoX Boss.

EH ffr1 f'FfNS
CHICAGO. May t6.-Art Shires.
bad boy rookie of the Chicago
White Sox, was reported today en-
route to his home I'm Italy, Tex,
while his erstwhile manager. Lena
Blackburne, nursed q blackened eye
and a lacerated right ear.
InCensed at an indefinite suspen-
sion and 500 fine placed on him
earlier in the day. the rookie at
tackled Blackburne in the Sox club
house after Wednesdays game
Swinging rights and lefts vicious
". Shires knocked Blackburne to the
floor. when he was stopped by other
players, and the youngster escorted
from the park by policeman.
The first was the elimination of
a series of incidents in which the
battling Texan has figured since he
won and lost the team captaincy
during spring training as we'll as the
regular first baSeman's Job
Shires appeared for batting prac-
tice with a brilliant red hat and
Blackburn told him brusquely to
stop the burleSqueing"
Heated words were exchanged and
Shires drew the fine and suspension.
He watched the game from a box
seat. and then made his way to the
clubhouse, shouting as he entered:
you've driven me from baseball,
damn you Take that ---"
Shires was purchased from Waco.
Tex. last summer and made a fine
showing late last year. He was
given the regular first baseman's
Job and the team captaincy until
suspended for breaking training
rules this spring.
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Field of TWenty-0ne Likely
10 Parade to Post
Saturday.
KARL EITEL SHINES
CouqhIln Colt Makes Great
Time in Mud.
SHINES

~ Hffef PrNss
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May l6.-Wet
or DRY. field Of twenty-one
thoroughbreds is likely TO start in
the ffty-hfth running of the Ken
lucky Derby classic at Churchill
Downs. Saturday
II has rained almost continuously
since Sunday and the chances of a
fast track are considered no better
than even.
Col f. r. Bradley's Blue Larkspur
and H. P. Gardeners CLYDE Van
Dusen continue as favorites and
probably will go to the post as such.
Blue Larkspur Is 3 70 ] and Clyde
Van Dusen. 5 to ]
Naishapur. winner of the Tia
Juana Derby. is getting considerable
play and may 90 to the post the
third choice. The odds on the far
western colt have dropped to s TO /.
Another entry on which the odds
have dropped is John J. Coughlin's
Karl Eitel, who ran the full Derby
distance of a mile and a quarter in
the smashing time Of 200 80
Wednesday over a poor track.
The Nut. fourth in the Preakness,
worked the Derby route in 2:15 As,
and Folking. another colt which ran
in the Preakness, turned in 2:15
for the same distance.
Minotaur, which ran second i'm the
Preakness and was purchased two
hours before the race by John r.
Jr. of Chicago, went a
mile and an eighth in 1855 2-5.
pulling up to the Derby distance in
2131-5. breeding under strong re-
ctraj1f
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
Games Today-ResuIts Yesterday
Results Yesterday
Games TOday-ResuIts Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
I I9sa0 --.-. d IoI S s32 0 ooS-l5 q Q
Parmsiee and HeywoTth; Robertson,
Eddleman. Fons. MCINTYRE and Young.
TG9msns civ 6 5S3 G }SS SS2s y 9
Jablonovski. Harris. johnson and De-
vine. Shinsult; Fette. Thomas and Peters.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis. postponed;
Louisville at St Paul. postponed; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New 1oLk .......'.. o0OO0 100 9o0-l
0 fosras wells Moore. o.? zs oo 21 and or
gems; shaute and L. sewen.
Boston .-........... cog O ooI Co.'s Z o
Rufffinr and Heyins; LYONS rs and nd Grouse.
Philadelphia ........ 2lO ool oot-5 2 3
wsIbe1g. orvoli and &c cochrane; Ssor1reil
and Phillips.
Wsshj n11E. , d 59l o 200 o o5o-3 9
Brsxton and Ruel; W. Stewart and
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati '......... 500 100 1912 IS
New forS ;-.,--...,- 020 ooo Ool- z
Lucas ana Goochi tltZslmmonS, Gene
vich and Hogan.
Chicago ............ 205 900 200-7 Il I
Boston ....... 00l 800 900 T 0
CvengroS ana Gonzales. Bush; Jones.
Leverett and Spohrer.
St. Louis ........... 600 00l 800 o
Philadelphia ........ 0l0 600 0o0-1 IL
Mitchell and Smith. Wilson, Benge, Col
Inns and Davis. Lerian.
Pittsburgh .......... 900 4Ol 2ll-9 - 0
Brooklyn .......-.... 100 800 600 II ?
Grimes and HarEreayeS. Clark. Fer
SuSon. Bsllou and PiCiniCh.
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WITH THE BIG LEAGLERS

TTARRY HERMANN. Detroit out
J. L fielder. scored from first base
on Alexander'S double in the ninth
Wednesday with the run which en-
abled the Tigers 70 beat the Ath-
isticS. s 70 5. Heilmann was knocked
unconscious when Gordon Coch-
rane. Athletics catcher. tagged him
on the head, but the latter dropped
the ball
Two sensational catches Nv Earl Averin
featured Cleyeiand'S 1-to-i victory over
the Yankees. Lou Gehrig's eighth home
run Of the season was the only ruE made
OF Joe Shaute II was the Yanks' fourth
straight loss.
Scoring three runs sno driving in two
more. Willie Ksmm starred II the White
sox s-to-4 yin over the Red SoX. Kamm
HIT TWO doubles and single.
r.
Msnush's double. Schulte'S triple
and KreSs' single drove in two runs
in the eighth and the Brown beat
Washington. 5 to 3. Ossie Bulge
hit q homer.
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Mike CveugroS stopped the Braves after
they had batted Guy Bush cut of the box
in the fourth inning and the Cubs heat
Boston. : TO 1. Xxi Cuyler hit a homer
with a man on.
ID ALLYING in the late innings
N the Cardinals continued their
neck and neck race with the Cubs
for first place by winning from the
PhillieS, to l. Barney Friberg.
Phillies Shortstop. starred with a
home. double and single. giving him
seven hits in the last official seven
times at bat.
Two rookies-Joe Strip and Eyar swan
son-plsyed hero roles as Cincinnati swept
the series with the Giants. II TO 5 Strip
hit two homers and drove in four runs.
Swanson hit 6 homer and made clean
steal OF tiir6. running his stolen bases
for the season to eight.
q
Babe Herman hit one of the lengest
home runs ever made inside Ebbets Field.
but Brooklyn dropped its eighth straight
gains to Pittsburgh. to
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Yanks Meet
Canucks In
Cup Matches
Hennessey and Van Ryn
Oppose Croker and
Wright in Singles.

E. uffef Prf7s
MONTREAL. MAY H. - The
United states vas a 70 1 fsvorite
n defeat Canada IN the lrst Ameri-
can zone Davis Cup matches at the
Mount ROYAL Tennis Club here to
cav.
Two singles matches were sched-
uled today as follows
John Van Ryn. u s, VS.. Willard
Croker, Canada.
John Hennesser@ Z. S. IS. Jack
Wright. Canada.
The order Of play for Saturday S
singles matches will be reversed.
The doubles will be played Friday,
but the draw was not to be made
until after tOday's matches. The
United States doubles team has not
been named
The team winning three out Of
five matches will qualify for the
semi finals i'm the American zone
against Japan at Washington may
%. % End q.
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John McGraw Worried, But Confident
Giants VIII Hit Stride Shortly
Powerful New York Aggregation in Serious Slump;
Strange Case Battles Bosses.

McGraw has two capable assist
ants in Ray Schalk and Bert Me
hof, smart, veteran players who
have themselves pilOted ball clubs.
McGraW refuses to believe that
the Giants are not pennant con-
tenders and he sticks to the theory
that they will throw off their slump
any day now.
I'd be foolish to say that the
Giants don't have me worried he
said before leaving for Boston with
the team. Il don't know what's
wrong with them. Ii did I would
correct it.
This team reminds me somehow
Of my 1916 team which lost eleven
of its first thirteen games, but won
seventeen straight games and was in
second place June I. Later We set
a record which has never been
equaled by winning twerty-siX
straight games. When We 60 get
going. We are going to be as hard
to stop as we we're to start"
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81 IIfrd Frcqs
NEW YORK. May l6-The
strange case Of the New York
Giants is battling the baseball
world
Most OF the National League man
ayers and leading players agree that
the Giants have one of the best
clubs i'm the league, but they we're
in seventh place today. having won
only seven out OF eighteen games.
Hunting for the flaw in the
Giants is like hunting for needle
in a haystack. The Giants have
had no serious misfortunes to han
diCap them,
You must look farther than in
juries to discover the Giants all
ment. John McGraW's absence from
the team because of sinus trouble
may have played its part. but the
Giants have been without McGraw
before and still been able to win
games.
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u. S. Champ
In Finals of
Golf Event
GIenna CoIIett to Meet
Joyce Wethered for
Title Monday.

RI Tuited Prcss
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland. May Is.
-Glenna Collett, American women's
eolf champion. advanced to the
finals Of the British women's cham
pionship tournament here today by
defeating Miss Doris Park of Long
niddry, in the semi-fnal round, 4
and 3.
Miss Collect will meet Miss joyce
Wethered former British champion,
in the final round Friday. Miss
Wethered eliminated Mrs. H. Cue
dalla of Walton Health, 5 and 4
The final match will be over the
36-hole route and Miss Collett, if
victorious. will be the first American
ever to win the title
Miss Collett and Miss Wethered
had scored victories earlier in the
day over quarter-finsI opponents.
The United States star doWned Mrs
J. B. Watson, former Scottish
champ. 3 and ..
Miss Wethered was the victor over
Mrs Gourlay of Heath, and 5.
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WrestLes Pair
on Same Card

Nick Karvas. Boston Greek who
recently tossed both Speedy O'Neil
and Bob Printy in less than 30 min
uthe on the same card. will attempt
to throw both Charlie Swain and
Young Price in the same manner
on Monday nights wrestling bill at
Cadle tabernacle. This feature will
open the card at $50.
Bobby Chick. Texan and Silent
Olsen, Cincinnati. meet in the top
no time limit bout. Chick holds one
local triumph over Olsen. Coach
Thorn. Indiana university. and John
Carlin, Swiss grappler, will tussle in
the Senli-Windup,
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WALTER HAGEN PLEASED

BN Tnited Press
MOORTOWN. England, May Is.
The prince of Wales and Walter
Hagen will meet III a golf match at
Sunningdale either Saturday or
Sunday.
The match was arranged at the
request of the prince, whose Secre-
tary made the date with Hagen over
the telephone.
In accepting Hagen said. at will
be the greatest match I ever played"
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Did You Know
That

A NDRE ROUTIs, French
N fighter. was asked by
Chicago sob-sister if he didn't
miss his wine And he re-
piled Miss it? I always
can find it some place"
Joe Stecher and Stranger
Lewis. the wrestlers, drew
10398 customers and $28.640 in
San Francisco Horton
Smith astounded the swanky
Scotsmen at Muir1eld by rid
ing to the course from his
hotel on bicycle . Most OF
the turf writer's who tell you
what horses are going to win
don't bet on the horses they
tell you are going to win
They pick favoriteS and play
long shots.
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Fighters Close
Hard Training
for CadLe ShoW

Babe Peleco and Al De Rose we're
to complete hard training at local
gyms this afternoon for their ten
round feature scrap Friday night at
Cade tabernacle, The two Italians
are expected to weigh around 125
pounds for the bout.
Peleco halls from New York end
De Rose from this city although De
Rose formerly die his scrapptng out
of Newark. N. J. Both boys are
willing mixers.
-Four bouts in addition to the
main go are on the card, a Six
and a trio of four round prelims.
Jackie Coogan, Indianapolis. opposes
Harry Meeks, Shelbyville, Ind, in
the six-rounder. First prelim starts
at S.30
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scraps Billed
Monday EUening
at Pennsy Gym

Five fistic bouts will be staged at
Pennsy gym next Monday night
under the auspices Of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars and in the main
go of ten rounds, Howard McClain
and Lew Spencer, well-known junior
WelterweightS. will clash.
In the Semi-Windup of eight
rounds Kid Lewis and Eddie Ham
mon. featherweightS. will meet. In
the six-rounders Dutch Boiling will
tackle Art Goodman at 1873 pounds,
and Kid Roberts will battle Bobby
Fields at 1873 pounds.
The show will open at $50 with
four round scrap between Skeet
Fowler and Battling Meeks.
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PLADNER FIGHTS DRAW

BU Luited Press
PARIS, May 16.-Emile Spider
Pladner. European fyweight cham
pion, and Kid Francis, Italian
American bantamweight, fought a
12-round draw at catchweights here
Wednesday night.
The decision was unpopular and
many sporting critics thought
Francis had slightly the better of
the struggle. He was the aggressor
and landed more clean punches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-16
CULLIVAN BLANKS REDS

Francis Cullivan, hurting ace of
the Technical high school squad,
limited Manual to one lone bingle
in the 1929 renewal OF the old
rivalry between the city schools
Wednesday and the Green defeated
the south SiderS, to o.
Manuals solitary blow came in
the seventh, the last, inning and it
was a single off Kleppe's bat. Score;
Manual ...,.,.... 600 600 90 S
Tech .................. 220 oil Ks 0
Coleman. Kleppe and Schock; Cullivap
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Cruising In Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH

Flour City. The series vas to end
today and Ken Penner was slated
Ia hurl for the Tribe. Il was 10
BE- Benton or Dumont for the Kels
WITH THE STRENGTH OF THE
LEAGUE IN THE WEST. WITH TIE
EXCEPTION OF TOLEDO. MORE POINT
Frs ON INDIVIDUAL POWER WILL
start COMING TO THE SURFACE Be
GINNING FRIDAY WHEN MINNEAPOLIS
TACKLES ST PAUL AND MILWAUKEE,
HOOKS UP WITH KANSAS CITY.
Bethel and his crew will leave
Minneapoli tonight and reach In
dianapolis Friday afternoon. The
FASTENERS will remain here until
Saturday morning. when they will
go TO Louisville to view the Derby
and then engage the Colonies in q
doUble-header Sunday.
n
CHORTSTOP WARSTLER, with
- six stitches in his spiked left
Lex. hardly will be able TO get back
in the Tribe lineup until late next
week. and he will be lucky if he's
ready by then.
Manager Mike Kelley of the
MiIlerS is tearing his hair. The
ST. Louis Cardinals want him to
return Pitcher Flint Rhem, whom
he has on option. Mike spent
much time this spring teaching
Rhem how to walk the straight
and narrow, and it seems he sue
ceeded. not unwisely, but too well.
Reform can be carried to eX-
tremes. Listen to this: A recent
bulletin issued by President Bran
ham of the Sally League carries the
information that the hidden ball
trick is outlaWed in that circuit.
Har, har, har! There must be
flock of dumb boys in the loop.
n
OLD MAN WEATHER PLAYS NO
FAVORITES. THE STRAW HAT LEAGUE
is HAVING TOUGH TINE GETTING
UNDER WAY.
DAUL FLORENCE, former Indian
i second string backstop, now
with Rochester. played an important
part for the Wings recently in de-
feating Baltimore by clouting a
triple, double and two singles.
Baseball bugs who enjoy laughs
never will be satisfied until pitch
err jake May of the Reds and
either Florence or catcher Grace
of the Cubs get on the same club.
May and Florence, or May and
Grace-YoO, boot
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Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball

Unions for June and July with fest state
clubs Write william Rider, 1881 Belle
fontaine street, or call Lincoln 1l76 and
ask for Nick.
The Holy Cross nine desires a game for
Sunday to be played at Brooksioe park;
ali PLAYERS are requested TO attend. Call
Cherry o563. or Lincoln 1924.
Indianapolis Maccabees. playing fast
stat and city bali. will play at Carmel
Sunday. May ls at $50. The Maccabees
will hold practice at Garfield Sunday
morning. Teams desiring games please call
or write z. J. vegel. 1922 South Alabama
street. or call Drexl S243. Seymour. Co.
lumbus and Porter's Camp take notice.
The Mohavks will play the Carson A.
c.s at Riverside diamond No. at 3
o'clock Sunday. Norm Epperson will be on
the mound for the Mohavks. For games
Sol Sol. H'- ''ei-T after O'Clock and ask for
The Indianapolis Trisngles vent through
q hard practice session wednesday in
i0 sss have game open daes }er
May 26 and June and desire to hear
from fast state teams immedistely. Write
H. z. seplsy. IS E. Orsngs street, or call
The Caldwell Farms nine will open the
home season MAY 80. Games are desired
with fast state teams for May IS and all
Of June Communicate with Taylor C.
Smith, Franklin. Ind.
Dady A. Cs are without game for
Sunday ANY state club wanting this date
call Basil Flint Belmont 1880. or address
1913 Oliver avenue.
The Union Printers will practice Friday
night at willard park. Saturday after
noon the Printers will meet the Bell
Telephone team ct Rhooius park.
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CATHEDRAL is VICTOR

BIZ Times special
MOCRESVILLE. Ind, May 10
The powerful Cathedral high school
baseball team of Indianapolis nosed
out Mooresville here Wednesday, 4
to 8. in seven innings.
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HARMON AFTER DEMPSEY

81 Jnited Press
CHICAGO, May 16.-Paddy Har-
mon, Chicago fight promoter, an
nounced today he had telegraphed
Jack Dempsey an offer to put
100000 in escrow here for match
between the former champion and
Otto Won Porat here this summer.
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WALTER BACK ON JOB
johnson to Resume Command of
Senator Club Friday.

WASHINGTON. May Walter
Johnson. who left a local hospital
SUNDAY night after elgoine
treatment for a kidney ailmsnt. VIII
resume command of the Washington
Senators Friday when they return
home from their western tour.
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NIT BILL TO SENATE
State House of Representatives
Legalizes I5-ROund Bouts.

81 Wsfrn Press
SPRINGFIELD. H. May 10
After passing the state house of
representatives a bill to allow If
teen round boxing bouts in Illinois
was ready for the senate today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-16
ANOTHER JACK RUM0R
New York Hears Dempsey May
TangIe With Schmeling.

bU UTttU FTt66
NEW YORK, May 16.-Rumors
have been revived that Jack Demp-
sey will return to the ring in Sep
TENDER to meet Max Schmeling if
the German heavyweight defeats
Paolino Uzcudlm in their heavy
weight match at Yankee Stadium
June q.
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incidentally. Chaille shot the low gross
score Of the day. ga. Kellogg, who was
or AIS home course. turned in l0l as
n
year. The cup. which was donated by
Lee Huev. will go to the winner this year
and pass around until some one wins it
three times
Tom GrinSlade proudly announced
that Chaille wasn't so good with his
"a as ne, too. had a ga There was
a sudden dropping Of knives and
forks and a look of amazement on
the faces Of the diners. They de-
manded to see the card and sure
enough Tom had 81, but it was
for nine holes.
MOORE reports he had a 1903.
1Y1 and it was his second time out
this year The course was watered
we'll by the rain Monday and Tues
day and the fairway grass was a
little long Likewise it was the first
time out fer many more Of the boys
and by the time the June meet rolls
around the scores should be better.
Trying to figure out the scores is a
mathematician's job, Moore said,
and he will be occupied some time.
Il
Chaille, Huey. Durham and Kellogg
PLAYED in one foursome. Moore PLAYED
with Fred Tucker. Fred Palmer and Bill
=;
Charles. played with Frank Cantwell and
Fred Reed. Mill Miller. Murray Huse,
Walter Evans and r. II. Shelhorr made
mp another fourSome and Jess Holloway,
RatcrT. Bill Bridges and NJ. H. Graves
the last one.
The women at Avalon are good golfers.
but not very good swimmers. so the Tues
Smith informed Us that one Of Avalon S
best in the women's tournament field was
Patton at the last writing we're in Eng
land.
Dick Nelson said the women at Meridian
Hills were rained out Tuesday, but he is
very much enthused about the mixed four
some matches that be and other profess
SIGNALS OF the city and other women club
members will engage in beginning next
Sunday. The local pros are intent on
bringing hack to Indianapolis again this
year the state championship crown that
Mrs. A. T. Bulssn carried TO IT. Wayne
last season.
CHORTRIDGE ran into tartar
- Wednesday at Coffin in the
match with Manual. The south
siderS have a strong team in
Maurice Stone, Tom Pottage
RAIDER and HiggS. All of the boys
have played in the annual Indi-
annapolis Times tournament the past
couple of years and We are familiar
with their brand of golf. Billy Reed
ace of the Shortridge team, wa;
matched with Stone, pivot man or
the Manual quartet. and he alone
was able to score a victory. Bill sho1
low round and finished 213 to 4
on top.
RAIDER of Manual defeated Ellis SO ant
Pottage Of the Red team triumphed b,
the same score over Marvin Hickman o
Shortridge. Bob Yount was able to scor
one-half point against Higgs' 2l2. Look
like some hot action in The Times NEE
at Pleasant Run, June 10, 1Ss u and Is.
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Manager schott Of the Majestic Radios
practice this evening al diamond No 3,
Riverside. Kempe. " Snyder. J. OCon-
nor H. Baker. SpitEnsgle. H. Snyder, Bob
Adams, Pete O'Connor. So Solomon, G.
Schott. Ray Schoensker, Ed Hssse and
Warden.
The grand Union nine will so TO Cos
port Sunday to meet the fsSt-stepping
Eollvbrooks Of that city. Boyd and Rev
nolCs will DIVIDE the Ultching with Harris
catching Games are wanted by the
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ANDERSON DIRT TRACK


Auto Racing.
BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind. May 16.-Im-
provement of Athletic park here,
owned by the city. for dirt track
auto racing, has been announced by
Joseph Campbell, wealthy lumber
dealer, who will promote the pro-
grams. New grandstands and bank
ing of the half-mile oval will cost
$4,000. Grandstands will be en-
1arged to seat 5000.
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Unions for June and July with fast state
clubs Write william Rider, 1881 Belle
fontaine street. or call Lincoln 1l76 and
ask for Nick.
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Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Louisville at St Paul.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
e. Louis st Pittsburgh
New York at Boston two games.
Brooklyn 81 Phtlacefphta.
Cincinnati and Chicago. not ScheduIeo.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland a. St Louis,
ChicsCO at Detroit
tOnly games ScheduledA
COLLEGES WEDNESDAY
Army. =: wesleyan. /.
Siste Normal 10. De PauV, :.
Iowa s. Chicago. I.
Pennsvlvanis. !: Penn state. :.
New York university, 4. Princeton, )
ften irinuESt
Yale r. Columbia. =
Holy Cross Is. Lafayette. 7.
Nav. @. William and Mary. ?.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Tech. s. Manual q seven innings.
Cathedral. 4; Mooresvile. seven in
rfuESf
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COLLEGES WEDNESDAY
HTGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

Tech. s. Manual. seven innings.
Cathedral. 4. MooreSyiile. seven in
rturSt
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The Holy Cross nine desires q game for
SUNDAY to be played at Brookside park.
Practice will be held Friday evening and
All PLAYERS are requested TO attend. Call
Cherry 056s. or Lincoln 1924.