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NOTICE

Republican Electors desiring to become candidates for the nomina- tions for representatives in the Gen. eral Assembly must file their petitions with Harry Ginsburg. Chairman of the Republican Town Committee, at the Republican Headquarters, No. 269 Main Street. on or before Friday, October 3rd at s o'clock p. m.
 Per Order,
 REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE
 By Harry Ginsburg. Chairman.
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PRESIDENT PUSHES GAME

Mexico City, Sept. 25 UP)- President Ortiz Rubio's campaign against gambling is proceeding rapidly and with important results, according to information made pub lie at the presidential office.
 Numerous institutions along the northern frontier and in the state O. Durango have been closed, it was announced A number of gamblers were imprisoned at the capital of Durango, it was announced.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-27
WILL ADDRESS BOYS GROUP

Prof. Stanislaus de Maria Tor osiewicz will be the speaker at the meeting of the Boy Bootblacks' club in the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday evening at 1880 o'clock. Following the meet ing a swimming party will be held for the boys and their guests. Stan ley Siok. president, will introduce the speaker.
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Birth Record

A daughter has been born to Dr.. and Mrs. William J. Walsh of New York. Dr. Walsh formerly lived on Bassette street, this city. and 1 r several years has been physician of the New York National league base ball club.
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KILLS WHITE SQUIRREL

Mt. Vernon, Ind. (UP)-One of the few albino squirrels ever shot near Mt. Vernon was killed by George H. Garrison while hunting in Point township. The animal was a pure white with pink eyes. Its size was about that of gray squir- rel.
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SAN JUAN IS NAKED

Montrose. Colo, (UP) - Summer heat has melted snow high up on the San Juan range until it is prac- tically barren, a condition that many old residents do not recall as having existed before.
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LABORATORIES BANKRUPT

New Haven, Sept. 27 tF - The Spotz laboratories of 669 Main street. Stamford, has filed a voluntary peti- ton in bankruptcy with the clerk of the United States district court, list ing assets of s33,S19,4S and liabili- ties of s21,2S034.
 A petition has also been filed by Rodney Farson of Greenwich who lists no assets and a single liability, one of s20,07S.03 which represents a judgment entered against him in the office of the clerk of West chester county on July 3.
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W0MENS LEAGUE
 OF VOTERS ELECTS
Mrs. Morris D. SaXe Chosen
 President at Annual Meeting

Mrs Morris D, Sake was elected president of the New Britain League of Women Voters at a meeting held yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss l.. Gertrude Rogers on Sunny ledge. She succeeds Mrs. w. H. Van Oppen in that office.
 Mrs. Buell. B. Bassette, Mrs Ar thur G. Kimball and Mrs. Van Op- pen were elected vice presidents.
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ADOBE HOUSE CURIO

Wickenburg, Ariz., UP) = The abode house in which Henry Wick enburg lived and died so years ago, will become a curio of a guest ranch The house is to be part of the Bar F X ranch. Henry Wick enburg was the discoverer of the famous Nulture gold mine.
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BROTHER POST

Fitchburg. Mass, Sept. 25 UP) Among members of the local post, American Legion, are 72 brothers. Post officials believe this is the largest brother membership of any post in the country.
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BRISTOL NEWS
Continued From Page Seven)

TCUTtTTT I plumber, of 164 Sherman avenue, New York ,city, and Agnes King Of 49 Fair street, Forestville.
 To Dedicate school
 Rt. Rev. Maurice McAuliffe. aux Hilary bishop of the Hartford diocese will bless the new St Stanislaus's parochial school at 3:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. This ceremony will be followed by services at St. Stanislaus's church. with benedlctlon and sermon by Rev. Joseph Jon- owski of St. Joseph's church, An sonia
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Rescue Romance Has
 Sequel in Ceremonies

Norwalk, Sept. 27 P>-A TO- nance started two years ago when George A, Wood of this city rescued Miss Nary Ellen Eaton, beauty shop proprietor of York Harbor, Me, from dangerous undertow that was carrying her out to sea at York Beach. today eliminated in a pretty wedding at York Harbor Me. The couple will reside in Norwalk.
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DEMOCRATIC WOMEN MEET

Registering new voters was stressed at meeting of local wom- en workers in the democratic party held with Mrs Nellie McCrann, state central committeeman, in the party headquarters in the Erwin hotel last
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Maple HN NeWs

The Woman's club of Maple Hill will open it's activities with a rum- mage sale next Tuesday. The doors will be open at 9:3o o'clock. Those in charge of the affair are Mrs. E. R. Hitchcock, chairman; Mrs. George Comstock, Mrs. William Hesse, Mrs. H. H. Howard, Mrs. George Rowe, Mrs. William Pond, Mrs. L. A, Sprague and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard. Mrs. A. S. Grant will have charge of the collecting of arti- cles for the sale assisted by Mrs. William Fitzell, Mrs. J. H. Latham, Mrs. Manville Johnson, Mrs. B. J. Hubert and Mrs. D. K. Perry.
 The first meeting of the season l will be held Wednesday, October 8, at the Berlin Community house. A picnic lunch will be served at l o'clock which will be followed by a business meeting.
 Mrs Everett Fieber of Boston IS spending a few days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Sor- row of Sequin street.
 Robert Lienhard, son of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard of Golf street has resumed his studies at the Yale School of Architecture.
 Richard Hart. son of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Hart of Thompson street re- turned Monday to the New Hamp- ton school at New Hampton, N. H. Miss Beatrice Johnson of Hartford is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. s. Grant of Golf street for a few days.
 Tredick Hine of Detroit, sailed Tuesday from New York for a three months trip on the continent. MT. Hine is the son of Mir. and Mrs William E. Hine of Maple Hill ave- , nue.
  tained three tables Of bridge Mon- day evening at their home on Fred erick street in honor of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Walker who are moving to Newington soon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold Burns, Fred Gross and MT. and Mrs. Leroy Mil Ter,
 Mir. and Mrs. L. L. Harding will entertain at bridge this evening in honor of their house guest. Mrs. Annie Hathaway, at their home on Robbins avenue.
 The Newington Garden club will meet next Thursday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lauren Bancroft on Robbins avenue.
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night. The session was the first held by local women in anticipation of the coming campaign.
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Richard Hart. son of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Hart of Thompson street re- turned Monday to the New Hamp- ton school at New Hampton, N. H.
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The first meeting of the season will be held Wednesday, October 8, at the Berlin Community house. A picnic lunch will be served at l o'clock which will be followed by a business meeting.
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Robert Lienhard, son of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard of Golf street has resumed his studies at the Yale School of Architecture.
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Mrs Everett Fieber of Boston IS spending a few days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs Walter J. Sor- row of Sequin street.
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The Newington Garden club will meet next Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lauren Bancroft on Robbins avenue.
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Miss Beatrice Johnson of Hartford is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. s. Grant of Golf street for a few days.
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Tredick Hine of Detroit, sailed Tuesday from New York for a three months trip on the continent. MT. Hine is the son of MT. and Mrs. William E. Hine of Maple Hill ave- nue.
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Mir. and Mrs. L. L. Harding will entertain at bridge this evening in honor of their house guest, Mrs. Annie Hathaway, at their home on Robbins avenue
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PLA|NVILLE NEWS

Continued From Page Seven)
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Four Stars
Triumph in
Court Play
Coen Meets Bowman, Grant
Faces Barnes in
Semi-FinaIS.

Bu United Press
KANSAS CITY, July 1S.-The
mems singles matches Of the ma
tional clay courts tennis champion
ships were favored with intersec-
tional rivalry today as four ranking
players from various regions entered
the semi-finals.
Junior Coen, Kansas City, was
scheduled to meet Herbert Bowman,
New York, and Bryant Grant, At
lanta, to oppose Bruce Barnes, Dali
las, in this round.
Behind the semi finalists was a
long line of defeated favorites who
were eliminated in matches which
went into extra sets and brought out
some of the finest tennis ever wit
messed in this section.
Coen defeated Harris Coggeshall,
Des Moines, in the quarter final.
after dropping the first two sets and
carrying the match to five sets. The
scores we're ST, 1-6, 8-6, 81, 6-3.
Grant progressed over Fritz Mer-
cur, Bethlehem, Pa, with consider
able ease after a holly contested
first set. The score was 8-6, 6-3,
6-3. Bowman won over G. Gilbert
Hall, South Orange, N. j., 3-6, 60,
So, 6-1. Bruce Barnes, Dallas, beat
Wray Brown, st. Louis, 81, 60, ga.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT

THE big league freshman
i from Yorkville, N e l
Mickey Finn, was honored by
the home folks the other day.
Mickey now drives around
in a brand new sedan, the gift
of the boys back home.
This Senior Alfonso Lopez has
not yet learned that big league
rockies aren't supposed to
make home runs on bunts.
Against the Giants, the
young Brooklyn catcher caught
Lindstron1 fiatfooted with a
neatly placed bunt. Fred
die heayed over Terry's head
and Lopez sailed around to-
ward third without slackening
speed. Not to be outdone
by Lindstrom, Terry retrieved
the ball and pegged over the
Giants third Sacker's head.
Meantime, Alfonso gal
loped across the plate.
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K. 0. IN MAIN EVENT

Roland Clore was stopped in the
fifth round at Broad Ripple Thurs
day night by Willard Chappell. It
was the main go of the evening.
Other results:
Harry Hukread knocked out Tom Hen
Dirk. second round.
Kid Henry knocked out Kid Brown. sec
cnd round.
Lou Spencer outpointed Woody Burch.
four rounds.
Battling Bruce defeated Jimmy Gilbert.
four rounds
Billy sprokSie and Blackie Cline. draw.
four rounds.
Young jackson and Bud Baker. draw.
four rounds
Shorty DroSs and Bud Byers. draw. four
rounds.
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Allison Wins
Net Cup Tilt

BIZ United Prrss
PARIS, July 1S-Wilmer Allison
of Austin, Tex, defeated Georgia de
Stefani of Italy by scores of 40.
TO, Ga. So, 1913 in an interzone
Davis cup finals match here today.
The young Texas star made a
sensational comeback after losing
the first two sets to the Italian.
Baron de Morpurgo of Italy and
George Lott Of Chicago were 10
clash in the second singles tilt to-
day.
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MEXICANS EMPLOY ROOT

BIZ United Press
MEXICO CITY, July ia gift
OF $4,000 from Harry F. Sinclair
was accepted by the council of the
Mexican National university Thurs
day night to re-employ Reginald
Root, former Yale football star, and
Attorney lie Roy of New York as
coaches for the football team.
Root and lie Roy coached the
first football team at the National
university. The National university
has scheduled six games with
United States colleges. including
one with Occidental college at Los
Angeles on Sept. 26.
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Harrison Polo
Team in Action

Captain James P. Cannon, one
of the outstanding polo players in
the army. will play his last game
with the Eleventh infantry when
the Fl. Harrison team opposes Roll
ing Ridge at the post Sunday AFTER
noon. Cannon has been trans
ferred.
Lieutenant Dulaney is another
star performing with the army
team. Rolling Ridge, one of the
best civilian teams in the midwest,
will be in top form again Sunday,
and a close contest and capacity
crowd are expected.
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CUBS DENIED PROTEST

NEW YORK. July 18.-The Cubs
protest of last Sundays game at
Boston, the closing half of a double
header, was denied here by John
Heydler. National League president.
The contest was won by Boston. 5
to 0, eight innings, when the Sun
day law prevented the finish of the
ninth.
The Cubs claimed the Braves
stalled after Chicago scored four
runs in the first half of the ninth.
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Tie lllllOAl dAAAAAOAA
Indiana Women's
Golf Association
tournament over
the w God m a r
course at Ham
mond. Mrs. Alfred
F. Bulson Of TT.
Wayne, defending
c h a m pior. ana
Miss Eliza. b e t h
Dunn, Mrs. Ben
c. Stevenson, both
of Indianapolis;
Mrs. Scott Snyder
Of Fl. Wayne ard
Mrs. Fred Holmes
of Lafayette are
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ALEX MAKES PROMISE

Veteran Hurler Is Given Another
Chance by Dallas.
BIZ United Press
DALLAS, July 1S.-Bob Tarleton,
vice-preSident Of the Dallas Steers,
announced Thursday night that an
other chance to stay with the local
club would be given Grover Cleve-
land Alexander who was suspended
Wednesday night for breaking
training rules.
Alex worked out Thursday after
noon and promised to be ready to
pitch Sunday. No other club claimed
the veteran when waivers were
asked.
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Vance Fails In Relief
Role and Champs Win
Thirteen-Inning Game
TeaChout Holds Robins for Seven Innings and Bush Fin
isheS Game; Athletics Increase American
Lead to Three and ne-HaIf Contests.
EYLHiicd Pres

s-Cincinnat Pittsburgh
dappontents
appeared important
National League
The the
first time this season and showed mpresey in winning to de
Hovey unexpected
developed winning
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chairman. AS Ine
golf feature she
staged an eight
een-hole m e d a !
play tournament
that was won by
Mrs. Harry D.
H a m m d, Of
Highland, Indian
apolis. Mrs. Ham
mond was elected
president and
drew up a set
of bylaws and
the I. w. G. A.
has been func-
tioning ever since.
The 1922 tourna-
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who will all be in the field. Inc
championship fight no doubt VIII
be made up of sixteen players again
this year. in spite Of the fact tnat
at the last annual meeting at Me-
ridian Hills, Indianapolis, during the
1929 state championship, the asso-
citation wrote into the minutes OF
the meeting instructions to the eX-
ecutive committee to investigate ana
place into use the thirty-two-player
bracket if it was found thai enough
good players were to be in tne 1881
field to justify the increase.
The feeling that the championship
fight should be thirty-twO instead OF SIX
Teen was gathered at Indianapolis last
wear when the tournament was in cen
trail location. However, there is every rea-
son to believe that some of the good In
dianapoIis or southern Indiana players
might not be in tn efield at Hammond.
u n
large party of Indianapolis women will
be at Hammond. Among them will be a
group of Avalon Country Club members
bearing an invitation to the I. w. G. A.
asking that the 1897 state title play be held
over the Avalon course. 1t being the policy
of the association TO play one tournament
in the south part of the state. then the
next in the central part. then go north and
then back to the center, makes us have
every reason to believe that Avalon might
get the 1921 meet. But We remember that
last year the association received an in
vitation from Harry Ulen at Lebanon to
hold the title play there this year. Be
cause it was time to hold it in the far
north this year the invitation was tabled.
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FOX NOT TO LEAVE u. s.

NEW YORK. July 10 James
FltzSimmonS. trainer for William
WoOdward's Belair stud. today de-
MED reports that Gallant Fox,
champion 3-year-old. will be cam
paigned in England next year.
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8 (SSSSSS Es!S's!2.

which means that Il will be between Ava
lon and Ulen for 1914
q q
The Indiana Women's Golf Asso-
cation was organized Sept. IA, 1921,
az the South Grove clubhouse in
indianapolis. Mrs. P. G. Maple was
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A DEFENDING champion and
"A four ex-state champions will be
in The starting field next Monday
morning when the qualifying round
Of eighteen holes will be played IN
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medal honors with So. Miss Hills Draw
er. who had been runner-up the year be-
fore. followed the practice Of others N
taking one step forward and she won the
title. defeating Mrs. Carl c. Gibbs Of the
indianapolis c. c. in the final match.
Mrs A. A. McClamrock Of Frankfort. was
elected president.
Il
In 1925 the title play went north again,
this time to Chain O. Lakes at South
Bend and Miss Hull. WHO, had become
showed the way to the field in the medal
qualifying round with 90 score and also
in the match play. which title she won
BY defeating Mrs. Walter East. South
Bend.
Indianapolis Country Club course and
while Miss Naomi Hull was again the low
medalist a newcomer in the field, an In
dianapolis telephone operator, Miss Eliza
beth Dunn, upset the dope by winning
the state title from Mrs. Carl Gibbs IL In
Saturdays Times the Journeys Of 1927.
1928 and 1929 will be reviewed.
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S. NJ. U. TO MEET NAVY

NEW YORK, July 1S.-ContractS
have been signed for football game
between the United States naval
academy and Southern Methodist
university Of Dallas, Tex, to be
played at Baltimore, Nov. Is.
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Ruth, Yankees. SO Wilson. Cubs. go. "a
Klein, Phillies. 26Gehrig, Yankees. -
Berger, Braves. 25lToxx. Athletics. 2S
MOST HITS
Klein. Philns -. 1871 Hodapp, Indians. 1871
Terry, Giants. 12S Rice, Senators. 1873
RUNS BATTED IN
GehriE, Yankees. .1O2 Foxx. Athletics. 81
Klein. Phillies. ;. 9!Ruth. Yankees. IS
Simmons, Athlet's 81
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The Chicago Cubs cut Brook
lyns NATIONAL League lead to two
games Thursday. defeating the
Robins. TO 3. in a holly contested
thirteen-inning game. and now are
IN a position TO gain a virtual tie
for first place By taking the final
two games Of the series.
Manager Robinson sent his ace
pitcher. Dazzy Vance, to the mound
in an effort to capture the game
after the Robins tied the score in
the eighth, but Vance weakened
after four innings of scoreless ball,
and singles by English. Blair. Guy
Ter and Stephenson gave the Cubs
three runs and the game. Guy
Bush held the Robins in check after
the eighth-inning rally sent Bud
Teachout to the showers.
The New York Giants set about making
third place safe. dispOsing Of the St.
Louis Cardinals, IL to in a free hitting
rame. The cards collected twenty hits
hut the Giants pitchers we're effective in
the pinches and seventeen st. Louis play
ers we're stranded on the bases.
Dan Howlev's Cincinnati Reds downed
the Philadelphia Pniilics. - to 9. Eppa
iIo ,, me league oldest pitcher held
bis mates piled up fourteen-run lead.
but weakened In She eighth and was
nlcked for eight runs.
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Boston.
10 2. Boston made thirteen hits of
Larry French. the Pirates only southpaw
pitcher. but could do little in the pinches
and had sixteen men left on base.
The Philadelphia Athletics in
creased their American League
lead TO three and One-half games
Thursday, defeating the Chicago
White Sox, 1913. while the second
place Washington Senators we're
dropping a 4-to-3 decision to Cleve-
land.
Lefty Grove checked a White Sox rally
after the Chicagoans scored five runs on
I'd RommeH in the ninth. to give the Ath-
Istios their sixtieth victory OF the season
and their seventh in a row. The AS
noundee tommy Thomas for ten runs in
s-S inninrs and added an additional two
runs of J. alsh.
willis Hudlin won a pitching duel from
Sad Sam Jones. TO give Cleveland a to }
triumph over Washington. The Indians got
90 Jones for two scores in the FIRST and
rallied 70 put across two more after Wash
ington took the lead in the sixth.
Boston supported fine hurting by Horace
Niscnbee with eighteen hits and defeated
the Detroit Tigers. ~ to ,. Liseubee held
the Tigers TO eight well scattered blows
while his mates ESunded Hogsett. Herring
and sullivan az vii.
The New York Yankees rallied in the
closing innings to pound out a Is to
victory over the ST. Louis Browns The
Browns took the lead with a five-run as
sault on George PlDgraS in the fifth. but
the Yanks came back to tally four runs
each IN the sixth and seventh and added
nvc more In the ninth. McEvoy held the
Browns In check after the NTH and got
credit for winning the game.
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Lefty Grove checked a White sO1 rally
after the ChieaEoans scored five runs on
I'd Rommen in the ninth. TO give the Ath-
Istios their sixtieth victory OF the season
and their seventh in a row. The AS
nounde9 tommy Thomas for ten runs in
s 2-3 INNINGS and added an additional two
runs of N.alsh
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Major Leaders
By United Press

Following statistics include games
of Thursday, July II:
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Boston supported fine hurting by Horace
Liscnbee with eighteen hits and defeated
the Detroit Tigers. ~ to ,. Liseubee held
the Tigers to eight well scattered blows
while his mates ESunded Hogsett. Herring
and sullivan a. will.
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VA d ment was held at
Lafayette and Mrs. Ben G. Steven
son of Highland won the state title
in match play competition. Mrs.
Fred Holmes of Lafayette was run
ner-up. Mrs. Stevenson was low
medalist with a 80. Mrs. Carl G.
medalist with 80.
e n
In 1928 at Fl. Wayne, Mrs. Fred Holmes
stepped higher and this time won the
state title. playing Miss Hills Drayer, now
Mrs. Scott Snyder of TT. Wayne in the
final match. Mrs. Gibbs was low medalist
Of the meet with 95.
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CHICAGO, July 18.-Mrs. Lee
Mida and Miss June Beebe clashed
here today in the title round of the
wonen's western golf tournament.
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The New York Yankees rallied in the
closing innings to pound out a is to 7
victory over the ST. Louis Browns. The
Browns took tho lead with a five-run as
sault on George PiDgraS in the fifth. but
the Yanks came back to tally four runs
each IN the sixth and seventh and added
I'VE more In the ninth. McEvoy held the
Browns in check after the fftn and got
credit for winning the game.
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TAYLOR. DUNDEE SIGN

AhA AOANs OOANOA@G OAON
CHICAGO, July Is. Bud Taylor
of Terre Haute and Mike Dundee
of Rock Island, Ill. will meet in
ten-round bout here July %.
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Willis Hudlin won a pitching duel from
Sad sam Jones. to give Cleveland a 4 to }
triumph over Washington. The Indians got
90 Jones for two scores in the FIRST and
rallied 70 put across two more after Wash
ingJon TOOK the lead in the sixth.
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The New York Giants set about making
third place safe, disposing Of the st.
Louis Cardinals, IL to in a free hitting
rame. The cards collected twenty hits
but the Giants pitchers we're effective in
the pinehes and seventeen ST. Louis play
ers we're stranded on the bases.