davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
FIRST GAME.


RH,ns battsd incToIson, Stepnnsn n,or e.
sisler t2. Rnns-Richhoure. 12!;,, Marsann1-
willie. Bell. Harper. Vovles, Mcmillan CD
English ca. Hornsby go. Wilson, Cuyler
a. Stephenson. Tnlsor. Errors..Maran-
son, Mcmillan, Tolson Home runs-Cuv-
Ter: Hornshy: Sacrifces-Taylor: Maguire.
lish to folsom; Enslish to Tolson: Ma
CURE to sislsr. Left on basesv ,9I 3;
seiboid, 8: off Perry, T. Str6ck out-Hy
Hlake;. i; by seibold; 3. Eits-on sei5old
Wild pitch-Seibold Losing pitcher-Seibold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
MARBERRY MASTER

Runs batted in-Rice, Clancy. Two.base
Clancy. Double plays-Berg to Cissel 70
Keir 20 Cissell; MstSler to Berg. Left on
baiis-On Thomas. q; on Marberry, O.
struck out-sy Mna.r dssy 3 r,, Umpirss sc.
u hour and IS minutea
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SECOND GAME

Runs batted in--Tolson t2), Hornsby, Ma
Harper. yoyles Runs! Msranviiis. sisisr.
(2l, FOLSOM Errors--Maranville. Yoyles,
Tolson., Two-base hitsn,-Hornsby, Tolson,
plays-schulte to Mcmillan, cantwell 70
Maranville to Sisler, Mcguire to Meanwhile
to Sisler. Left on bases-Chicago. 4; Bos-
ton. g. Bases on balls-On Malone, 4; on
CAntwell, 3. Struck out--By Malone. IL; by
Cantwell, /. umpires-Messrs. Magerkurth,
Moran andAPhrman. Time Of game--l hour
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e eS;;sgsPsi;;.. SSSS9 9 S&55.
Runs--Averill, Bishop. Hass, Hale, Sim
Runs 5atted In-Morgan, Simmons CD, e.
Miller. Boley. Two-base hits-Simmons ~.
J. Sewell, Haas, Boley. Double plays-Fon-
SEGA. Gardner and W. Miller. Left on bases
Cleveland, 9: Philadelphia, s. Base on
balls-On W. Miller. g.. Struck out--By w.
Miller, 3; by Grove, 8. Umpires--MeSsrs.
Vangraflan ana Nallin. Time of game
hour Al minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
MARBERRY LICKS THOMAS
In FLASHY MOUND TUSSLE
Fred Yields but Six Hits and Holds Foe ScOreless
Until Ninth--Nats Get Seven Safeties-Earn
One Run, Berg Hands Them Another.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

@RED just he stronger than Al Thomas on
Nationals White Sex
cashed in the opening TIT OF their the ysa
back 1lgeS
thew are particularly eager to overhaul
Marby allowed Backburne bunch but six safeties three
Of balls champion
brace Nationals only hits and two
THOMAS hit Thomas for
did until the ninth round when
ckedt singles wit a hy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

Harrison Johnston, Uinner OF the
National Amateur Golf Champion
ship, in the following article repieps
the spectacular tournament Just con-
cluded at Pebble Beach, Calf. and
he makes tetD suggestions regard
ing future contests for the amateur
cTotDn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
six.Time Flag Winners.

New York, Boston and Philadelphia
have won six pennants each In the
American League.
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Runs batted in--Hodapn az, Fonseca. Nor
gan. Two-base hits-Bishop; cochrane.
rifices-Jamieson. j. Sewell. WaiberS. Hit
by pitched ball-By Hudlin HALE. Left on
on balls-On FIudlin,. I; on Walberg. 8.
Struck-By Hudlin, j; by Walberg. 2. Double
play-Bishop and Boley. Umpires-Messrs:
hour and so minutes.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
washington, q; Chicago, /.
Detroit, 81: New York, all.
Boston, 4; st. Louis. 3.
Philadelphia, SO: Cleveland, IA.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Totals. 81 s27ls Totals. :. 80 827 9
.Batted for Cronin in ninth inning.
tBatted for Boley in ninth inning.
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Totals IS 924 y Totals. 81 9 ~ IL
"Batted for TaVener in the seventh inning.
tBatted for w. Miller in the ninth inning.
Score hY innings:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

GAMES TOMORROW
Boston ut Chicago.
BROOKLYN at Pitts.
New York ct CinciI1,
phite. ~ ~. Iptits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at CinciI1.
Rhila. at 81. Louis.
xifts. OF RrnnktNr.
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Continued on Second Page)
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Missions, 5; Sacramento, 1.
San Frarcisco, q; Portland, 1.
fs0a Angeles, IL: Seattle, 2.
Oakland. q: Hollywoo6 J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
OFFICIALS RAP
NEW DETENTION
SITE PLANS
SnIder. Board President,
Wants Modern Building
for County Home.

An mixing OF the reported strife
among county commissioners over
selection Of site for the county's
new detention homo and juvenile
court, trickled out today when
George Snider board president said
he would refuse 10 approve anything
but new building
Reports have been current that
Commissioner John Shcarcr stands
IN favor CT the site at the northwest
corner Of North and Alabama streets
which commissioners originally IN
tended to purchase. That was sew
eral weeks ago and since then the
council has appropriated 100000
for purchase Of ground while com
missioners have before them thirty
two sites, with no indication Of an
carly selection forthcoming.
y viii not under any circum-
stances. approve remodeling Of any
present structure as the new deten-
tiOn home and juvenile court - Sni-
der declared The taxpayers ex-
poet new building which will be
properly equipped and would strike
the detention home problem off
public records for years TO come.
shall stand on this idea as long as [
am commissioner and if new
building is not erected there. as far
sS I'm concerned. the situation will
r-Cp1ait * IL * fOIavr"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
SOLON is APPOINTED
CIayCombe Named by Les
lie as Bureau Head.

Having accepted designations from
two legislators appointed as license
revocation judges. Secretary of
State Otto G. Fiheld today ap-
pointed another legislator to the po-
sitiOn as chief and counsel of the
bureau Of criminal Identified ton and
registration.
The latest legislative beneficiary
is Lloyd D. ClayCombe, Indianapolis,
who gained fame in the lower house
OF the legislature during the 1929
session by trying to thwart action
against the city manager law. He
IS political henchman of George
V. Coffin local political boss.
Fifeld is friendly with the Coffin
crowd which plays politics after the
manner Of Lake county, where the
secretary Of state comes from.
The position given Clavcombe was
formerly held by John T.. Ruckels-
hauS, who resigned to accept posi-
ton on the legal staff of the UIen
Company, Lebanan. He is now in
Europe.
The position is part time and pays
$500 a year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
JURY ANSWERS
GIRLS PRAYERS
BY ACQUITTAL
Spend Six Hours on Knees
to ThWart Charges of
Burglary.

BV nifcf Press
CHICAGO, July 31.-TVo girls
whom the state sought to send to
prison for from one year to life be-
lieve more than ever today in the
efficacy OF prayer.
For six hours a jury trying Mrs.
Helen Whitaker, TO- mother Of an
18-months-ol baby, and her friend,
Florence Trainor, 10, on burglary
charges, deliberated the question of
their guilt Or innocence.
For six hours Mrs. Whitaker and
Miss Trainor remained on their
knees in prayer.
When finally the jury filed back
into Judge Harry B. Miller'S court,
its verdict was:
Not guilty"
Today the girls, back in their
cells in Cook county jail awaiting
the states decision as to whether
they would be brought to trial on
other indictments pending against
them, we're offering up prayers OF
thanksgiving.
Mrs. Whitaker and Miss Trainor
are accused of several apartment
burglaries. The prosecution charges
them with stealing jeWelry clothing
and fur coats after gaining entrance
to south side fats with pass keys,
on the pretext of desiring to rent
apartments.
The state contends it was a desire
for pretty clothes and Jewels that
led them to it. The girls still pro-
test their innocence.
Assistant States Attorney George
LAWN asked the jury to give them
the maximum-a year to life in the
womens penitentiary at Joliet.
I'm as sorry for the girls as you
are" he told the jurors, but if you
don't give them the maximum pen
atty you will not be doing your
duty"
Two more burglary charges still
are pending against the two.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
What one woman NV
tells another about insects

ment says they carry death into many of
our homes.
Keeping homes free of insects, SO you
can live in clean comfort, SO you can
sleep nights, is just another way of being
modern, like riding in motor car or
enjoying the movies. Naturallyyou want
the product that best kills insects. Well,
Fit is the most widely used protection
against insects in the world the
largest selling insecticide. This is prob
ably because it kills insects quicker and
is easier to use, and because it is
guaranteed to kill household insects or
money back.
What one woman tells another, you
tell yourself today. Get can of Fit
(most for your money by the quartz and
then you will be sure that your family
is both comfortable and safe,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
LOOT $500 IN
SAFE ROBBERY
YeggS Crack Strong Box;
Overlook Cash Register.

Ripping open a small safe in the
Barnhart pharmacy. 80 East Thirty
fourth street, early today, yeggs
looted between $500 and S7OO. Ger
looked a small amount OF money in
a cash register, and escaped.
Max Brayton. clerk, discovered
the robbery when he opened the
store. and reported to police.
To enter the store, the yeggS jim
mied a steel door leading to a base
ment coal chute, and walked up
stairs through an unlocked door
into the rear of the prescription
counter where the safe stood
B. E. Barnhart, proprietor. said he
was unable to determine the exact
loss until he checked store records.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31

"My dear, we have always used Flit"'
Could anything be easier, with the
simple and inexpensive Fit sprayer, than
toAoata Flitvapor in your closedroom! In
a very few minutes there isn't live fly
or mosquito - yet you can breathe
the clean-smelling and almost invisible
mist without harm, and it is stainless to
fabrics. You don't have to wonder if
there are any flies or mosquitoes hiding
where you can't7see them. There aren't.
They're all dead. Fit kills moths, too.
Could anything be easier than to spray
Fit in behind the base>boards, down
into cracks and crannies? That gets all
the crawling insects, and their eggs, too,
so YOU done have to wonder if your
children are safe. You have Kept them
free from at least one danger-the dis
eases that insects garry The Govern
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
CLUB IS INCORPORATED

City Clerk William D. Boyce Jr.
today filed incorporation papers of
the New Marion Club with the Sec
rotary of state.
IncOrporators are Boyce, Harry C.
Hendrickson, Frank Cones, George
c. HutSell, Marion county treas
Wer; Harry Dunn, Marion county
auditor; Joseph Foppiano, Donald
M. Ream, Charles w. Jewett and
Joseph G. Hayes. All are supposed
to be anti-Coffin Republicans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
COURTHOUSE TO HAVE
OUTING ON AUG. %
Picnic Will Be Held Despite Last
Years Dispute.

AS courthouse employees arc
mourning the abandonment of their
annual picnic. announcement was
made today the Marion county frolic
will be held after all at Broad Ripple
park Aug %
officials and employees of the
treaSurer's Office are behind the
move and have obtained consent
from county commissioners to have
the courthouse closed at 10 a. m. on
the day set.
Persons will bring their own bas-
ket lunches.
Last years celebration brought
alteration over the manner IN
in which prizes we're obtained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
CORN BORER PREVALENT
State Entomologist Reports 22t
Townships Infested.

Two hundred and tWentv-siX
townships in twenty-four northern
Indiana counties are now infested
with the rn-borer pest, according
to Frank Wallace, state entomolo-
gist, who returned to the statehouse
TODAY from an inspection tour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
BREMEN MAY BREAK
ANOTHER OCEAN RECORD

Plymouth Voyage Promises to Set
New Mark.
NEW YORK. July 3f-The Bre-
men. worlds fastest passenger lin
or. is expected to arrive at to-
night at Plymouth England
II the Bremen reaches Plymouth
at that time it viii have covered
3,1oo miles in four days and thir-
teen hours. or eight hours and fifty
one minutes better than the Maui
Tetsnias record
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-31
Boy browns in Creek

ANDERSON Ind. July 31-Max
Jones, 10. drowned in a creek near
here while Wading. Although the
body Immediately was recovered,
efforts to revive him were futile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
POZDRAV z MORA
Cd SLOW. $TUDENToV

Pan Jan Neceda, byv. redakto1
"Furdeka''. organu s'druzenis
SLOW. Katol. Studentoy, poslal
nam 2 mora postkartu a sdepuje
ze nasi STUDENT majd dobre easy
ma lodi. Voda bola ticha, vzduch
teply a prave ked' sa blizili k an.
glickym brehom, zacal dut stu.
deny severo-vychodny victor.
Karta bola pisana IL. jdna a odo.
slana z Plymouth, kde sa Maure.
tania zastavila. Ma druhy den ma.
Ii sosadndt' Cherbourgu. Stu.
denti sli ma svetovy kongres ka-
tolickych studentov- do Pariza,
Odtiap pojdu do Lourdu a ma,
vstivia mile Slovensko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
KD1 DosTAf Novt KNIzKU,
"vEGERNE cfTA1NIE".

. 4. 3
Knisku "vecerne Citanie", kto-
RI vydal redaktor tychto novfn,
mono dostat' nielen v redakcii,
800 W. Federal st. V jeho do
macnosti, ia So. Whitney Ave,
ale al Y nasledovnych jeho pria-
tel'ov:
Jozef Martinko, krajcir, pa E.
Federal St. Una poschodi).
Martin j. Lesnak, poist'ovatel,
236 Haseltine Ave.
Jozef Z, Marnskin,, kolektor,
1858 e. Florida Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

nemocami, .biedou a hladom. Ale
urobit' 81 donna poriadok, to je
vecou sameho Pudu mad'arskeho.
Zachranit sa moze len sam. A ak
mu niekde hrozi nebezpecie, ME
je to 20 strany s1sedov Mad ar
ska, ale je to nepriater vn1tor-
ny. Mad'arsky l'ud 81 musi VOLT
medzi dvoma moznost ami: Beth
lenov rezim so zahubou otro-
karstvom, alebo demokraciou. IT.
OF
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

lii. Prave tito sobotu vedie zas
jednu vypravu Sloyakov, ktori
81 chc1 obzriet' t1to koloniu. z
Youngstown idd traja Slovaci s
MIN. Jeden Mich, pan Dunaj ide
navstfvit' i svojho ujka Sulika,
ktory ma vel'k1 farmu v Kena-
ston. Pan Dunaj potion opise svo-
je zk1senosti V tychto novin6ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
SLOVENSKA oSADA
v KANADE RASTIE

Sloyenska farmarska osada v
Tilley, Alta, Kanada, ktorl "a
lozil p. Juraj Zeman, byv. obyyal
tel Lowellyillu, ma uz rs rodin,
ako nam p. Zcman v tieto dni sde.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
DRUHY LIST UzNAN1A.

Youngstown, O. Cteny Re.
daktor Y. s. Novin a Brat v ma
rode! TEST ma, ze ste sa starali aj
sa starate mas slovensky narod
Prajem Yam al mad 'alej st'astia
zdrayia Cd mileho Pana Boha,
zeby sa Yam dobre viedlo. Tu
Yam posielam jedon dollar ma It'd
knizku "Vecerne Cftanie'.
znaefm sa $ pozdravom
Jan Hric.
(Takyto podobny pripis doda
cloveku chuti silly do d'alsej
prace. Srdesna yd'aka,. mily brat
Hric. M.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
NIEto o BAPTBToCH.
Professor Andrej slabsy.

konvencia 6esko-slovenskych bap.
tistov Ameriky v Campbell, O.
MoSno nejeden bude zvedavy, kite
sl ii baptistig
Baptist sl pochvalne xn&ma e.
vanjelicka ciie protestantska cir
kew. Nam Slovakom je ME tax
dobre znama jake Anglicanom,
ale je to tax stara cirkev ako je
luteranska alebo kalvinska, ba
niektorf historikovia stopujl jej
povod az do. DOLBY apostolskej. 1
Tato cirkev pocituje dnes ma
svete asi dvanast' milionov RAD
nych clenov okrem detf. Najviac
rozsirena je v Amerike (9,000,-
O00), potion v Rusku $4,000, ,O00)
kde sa rychle siri, pol miliona v
Anglii, najde ..sa skoro " kaz-
DEF krajine Europy ako po-
hanskom svete, lebo baptist Cd
jakziva boil dobri misionari.
Niektori baptistskf reformatori
vodcovia boil DR.. Baltazar Hub
maier, ktoreho r. katolicka cirkev
kladie "a roven Lutherovi, Ewing
limu a Kalvinovi. DIR. Hubmaier
Dol jediny z tychto styroch vel'
kych reformatorov, ktory skon-
Gil mucenickou smrt 'ou,. byvse u
paleny vo Viedni r. 1928. Pred
tristo rokmi I'll Anglii vel ky
bapt. kazatel' a spisovatel', John
Bunyan, ktory sue v zalari "a
dvanast' rokov pre- evanjelium,
napisal chyyrnu knihu, "Pilgrim's
Progress, ktora sa dodnes po ce-
lom svete eta - je prelozena i
do nasej milej slovenciny. V A.
merike prvu baptistsku cirkev "a
lozil Roger Williams r. 1886, v
meste Providence, State Rhode Is
land. Dnes vynikajuci americki
baptist s1: sudca Chas. Evans
Hughes, James j. Davis, sekretar
departmental prace v kabinete
Hardingovom, Coolidgeovom i
Hooverovom, Mr.. Green, vodca
robotnickej federacie, DIR. Faunce,
DR.. Gilkey, DR.. Fosdick a vel'ky
pocet inych vynikaj1cich muzov
i zien. ra... 81. ..-.
Baptist pilne .dbajd o vzdela-
ME a preto maj1 hojny pocet Wy
sokych skol ako Ia pr: Brown
University, Colgate University,
Richmond University, Dennison
University, University of Chica-
60 atd'. V meste East Orange, N.
j., baptist zalozili international
Baptist Seminary pre- prist 'aho-
valcov, kde sa vyucuje okrem
po anglicky al po rusky, pol'sky,
mad 'arsky, rumunsky, cesky a
slovensky.
Niektore zasady baptistov su:
Biblia, hlavne Novy Testament
co pravidlo krest 'anskej VERY a
zivota.
Sloboda nabozenstva a svedo.
mia. Roger Williams a jeho pri,
| vrzenci zalozili Rhode Island axe
prvy stat ma svete, kde sa dovo,
lila 1plna sloboda VERY alebo ne,
very a kde pre- nabozenstvo ne.
prenasledovali.
Rozluka cirkvi cd statu, t. j
cirkev nema rozkazovat statu a
Stat cirkvi. Keby toto bolo byva.
10 v Mad'arsku, neboli by Slova.
ci tol'ko trpeli cd biskupov.
Baptist s1 "a svetovy mier, t
j. ably vojny nebolo, a "a sprave
dlivost' medzi narodami. Stoja ma
strane robotnikov.
U niektorych krajanov je do
mnienka, ze baptist plata tym
ktorf k MIN pristupuju. To je hl1
post. Ku baptistom rocne pri
st1pi asi pol miliona dust, kdezt
by nabrali tol'ko penazi kazdeml
zaplatit'i
Me. Ku baptistom prist1pi ka
zdy zdarma, dobrovol ne, ked u
yeri v Jezisa Krista, ucinf polka
ME, da sa pokrstit' podla apo
stolskeho sp6sobu a chce West Gi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

*Tiseo Sisiioe, psvySe
uvsdsns, uhodnover.
Mill q certifikovai LY.
B R AN D, ROSS
BROS. AND MONT.
GoMHRY, vessjal
nstovniei . aadiaesl :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
Y Spo'''!re': ::

spore ohradom cigarslf jssa i dsfntvne ukaxuje
dobre fajsit Lucke. ebo ch zi& prchuf nemaze byf
dobnenl zadnou inou cigareo khor& nh j podrobeni
nym tajnym priprazena. j dbre faSif Lees
81 menej drazdve hrdl, 6osnn 20679* le<rov
dobre "Siahnt Lucky manifesto sadkos 70 sp5sob us
- poriadiru Toasing ozna1.e i.elz STRIFE 20 vzna,
cigaretPu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-10

golfer has been called a big dub
just the same as Babe Ruth has
been razzed as well as any other
athletes.
1t would be much more honest
emotionally, though impolite, il
crowds acted as they did at Pebble
Beach. When DR.. Willing failed to
get out of a bunker. some of the
people Cheered. | have stood by
when Walter Hagen has failed to
get out OF bunker and heard a
man nearby say to his fried, with
what Bob" Harlow calls mid,
Victorian solemnity:"
II hope he never gets out"
I assure you that the gentleman
who made this remark behind the
players back was not bit better
and not half as honest as those who
cheered the Portland amateur
misfortune at Pebble Beach.
II am i'm favor of fan applause
at golf as well as basehaIl-sO
long as the pOise breeds no riots.
As to sarcastic applause or boOs,
such demonstrations should put a
real player on his mettle,
Personally, I would never think
Of applauding an error. but If some
highly emotional people do that
and do not go to vicious extremes
in their jeers-I think 1t adds pep to
any game.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-10
VIOLET ELEVEN
UNCHANGED

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Despite
Coach Meehan's threat of general
shake.up the New York University
varsity today was the came as
started the season, due no uoubt to
the improved showing made against
Fordham formations in yesterday s
acrimmage with the scrubs.
A signal, passing and kicking
drill preceded the Varsity Scrub
sham battle.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 10.-With
the team to start against Notre
Dame Saturday definitely selected
Coach Ingram was today 70 put
his Navy squad through its last
strenuous drill before the big con-
test.
The team selected will differ at
both ends, Il guard and 4 halfback
position from last weeks arting
eleven.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 10
Harvard's lineup for the New
Hampshire game on Saturday will
be decided today following scrim-
mage. Two 40-minute practices
were engaged in by the Crimsons
yesterday with particular attention
being paid to line and backfield as
sigDmentS.
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D. c. NET QUEEN
ON COURTS

Three matches are carded this
afternoon in the Wardman Park
Tennis Tournament. one in the
women's section and two in the
mems section. Tom Mangan will
meet Barney Welsh and Dooley
Mitchell faces the midwestern inter-
collegiate champion, Bud Marley.
In the women's bracket Corinne
Frazier will clash with the District
champ, Frances Krucoff, in quarter
final go.
Bob Considine advanced to the
quarter g finals of the tourney by
downing Pat Deck. in the continu-
ance Of their match from Tuesday
which stopped by darkness. Con.
sidine led IS. A. and won the
third set after Deck had captured
the second, IA, 6-s, So.
Gregory Mangin. Georgetown
University tennis star, had little
trouble winning from Tom Mangan,
veteran District netman and former
city champ yesterday in an exhibit
ton match at Wardman courts,
81, 6-3, 6--3.
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TOP GOLF MA Y RESULT IN EX-CADDZES PLA Y
-Four 1880 Yankees
Among Leaders in
A. A. League

The Yankees will be getting q
flock of real stars from the st.
Paul Club farm, according to the
final records announced by the
American Association. BY far the
outstanding performer is Out.
fielder AL DUSTY" Cooke. All
Cooke has to boast of is leading
the league in hitting at a $50
clip, batting in the most runs,
144, and hitting the most home
runs, 80.
Ben Chapman, big third base
man, who also comes to the
Yankees, leads in total base hits,
with 1884, and in scoring runs,
with 15S. The leading pitcher Is
Americas Polli, also on the Yankee
string with % games won and
lost. The second best mound rec
ord is by another Yankee hope,
Archie Campbell, who won II
games and lost 3.