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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
Six Yankees, Two Foreign
Threats Left i'm Net Event

i'll today's fourth match, and
probably Marjorie Morrill, of BoS-
ton in the semi-f1nals.
Baroness Levi, drawn in the lower
bracket, meets Penelope Anderson
Of Richmond, Va, this afternoon,
with the prospect of facing Mrs. L.
A. Harper, brilliant California
southpaw, in the other semi-final
match.
Miss Morrill, meets Ethel Burk-
hardt of San Francisco today and
Mrs. Harper plays Mary Greet,
blond youngster from Kansas City.
Three of Americas first ten wom-
en- players we're put out of the
championship in the third round.
Miss Nuthall defeated Edith Cross
of San Francisco, ranked No. 8;
Baroness Levi, disposed of Josie
Cruickshank, No. 10; while Dot
Weisel, in stirring three-set
match, eliminated Sarah Palfrey of
Boston, No. 4.
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son, top seeded star, in the feature
attraction.
Howard Wood, Shortridge tennis
coach, opposed Dan Morgan in an
other contest, and Julius Sagalow-
sky, an outstanding contender for
the crown, tackled Bill Nixon. Dick
Bastian, another title favorite, op-
posed the winner of the Paul Meu-
nier-Kendrick Hickman match,
halted by darkness Wednesday.
Women's play also reached the
quarter-final round. Louise Harley
met Agnes Hinkle, Alice Carey
played Helen Schurmann, Elizabeth
Hadley opposed Estelle Ogle and
Dorothy Stout was matched with
Elinor Lauck in today's play.
Three first-round contests and
four second-round matches in mems
doubles also were on the program.
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Scotch Will
Meet Baxter
at Harrison

Scotty Scotch, local flstic glove
thrower, will appear in one OF the
six-rounders on the Fl. Harrison
card next Tuesday night, meeting
Charlie Baxter, Louisville.
indianapolis rival featherweights,
Tracy Cox and Joe Lynn, are in
hard training for their scrap over
the ten-round route in half OF the
double windup. They are from diff
ferent local stables and will be
meeting for the first time. Cox gen.
orally is rated the city's best feath-
crweight. but Lynn recently gave
Joe Dundee a great fight to surprise
local ring observers.
An opponent for Walter Pickerd,
Indianapolis heavyweight, will be
named Friday for the other ten
TOunder Tuesday.
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Track Champs
in A.A. Meet

BIZ Times SDcrfdI
PITTSBURGH, Aug. I'll Amer
icas stars of the track and field,
more than 1000 in number, were
assembling here today for the Ma
tional A. A. U. championships at
Pitt stadium Friday, Saturday and
Monday.
Champions from all sections, in
tercollegiate and national, are to
compete in the many events. Amer
lean records and perhaps world
marks are expected to fall Follow
ing the meet here. a Yankee team
to compete against British stars at
Chicago the following week will be
named.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

D~troit .-.......... 900 go 500 =
Philadelphia ....--- Q35 lO3 gVE-lO -
Hoyt Cantrell. Bridges and Hay%oKth'
r.rnur and Cnchranr.
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Three Top Clubs in National
League Humbled by Rivals

tanning defeat, the Pittsburgh Pr
rates hitched up a notch closer to
the first division by defeating the
Boston Braves, to 0. Remy Krem-
er won his seventeenth victory of
the season in shutting out the Bos-
tonians.
In the American League race, the
results were quite different, the two
leaders winning one-sided games.
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the
Detroit Tigers, 10 to s. Lefty Grove
registered his twenty-first win of
the year to tie Yves Terrell of the
Cleveland Indians in the victory
column.
The Senators made up in a meas
ure for some disappointing beatings
at the hands of the Browns by wal
Looping their st. Louis visitors. IA
4.
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Blu United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-All three
National League leaders were beaten
Wednesday, the Robins going so far
as to drop a double-header to the
Cincinnati Reds, both games by the
score Of to l.
The Cubs, who have been enjoy
ing visit from the Phillies, found
their hard hitting visitors too much
for them Wednesday. Five home
runs enabled the Phils to win out,
10 to 8. Klein, O'Doul and Hurst
each hit one, and Catcher Davis
came through with two.
The Giants had four-run lead,
but Shanty Hogan dropped the ball
when Jimmy Wilson crashed into
the plate in the seventh, and the
st. Louis Cards won out, to 4.
While the leaders were thus Sus-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
Godfrey FIattenS Lee in
Second StanZa.

Eli Lee, Chicago Negro heavy
weight, was no match for George
Godfrey. giant Philadelphia mauler,
in the main go at Tomlinson hall
Wednesday night and Godfrey dis
posed of his opponent in the Sec
ond round.
The winner warmed up in the
first stanza and then f1attened Lee
for the nine count before ending
the scrap. Lee took lot of severe
punishment during the short time
he was in the ring. Other results:
Jimmy Carr knocked out Kid Green
fourth round: Kid Henry shaded Raw
Smith, six rounds: Kid Wells knocked out
Kid Bovd. second round. and Kid Lewis
outpointed Kid Mohawk. four rounds. 1t
was an all-Negro card.
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Wood Opposes
Lott in Tennis
Feature Match

BIZ United Press
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 21.--Eight'
of the United States leading tennis
players reached the quarter-fi final
round of the Newport invitational
tourney today.
Sydney Wood, the sensational 18-
year-old New Yorker, tackled
George Lott of Chicago, Davis cup
star, in the feature of today'S
matches. Wilmer Allison, another
cupper, and Frank Shields, another
young New Yorker, met in another
feature.
Bill Tilden, who flashed his best
tennis "wednesday to eliminate Cliff
ford Suffer, intercollegiate cham
pion, met Gregory Mangin and
Francis Hunter opposed John Van
Ryn.
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Yesterdays Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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BIZ United Press
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 21.-
The scene at Forest Hills changes
today from one of friendly contests
to serious business, from a feminine
viewpoint, at least, of determining
a successor to Helen Wills Moody.
Play has reached the quarter
final stage in the women's national
tennis singles championship, with
six American girls, three from Mrs.
Moody'S home state, barring the
way to the foreign threat embodied
in Betty Nuthall, English star, and
the tall, swarthy Baroness Levi of
Italy.
Miss Nuthall, whose play has been
the most impressive to date of any
of the contenders for the throne
abdicated by Queen Helen, now is
favored to win the title. Before she
does so, the English girl must con-
quer little Dorothy Weisel, 17-year-
old junior champion of California,
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GOLF OFFICERS NAMED

FRENCH LICK. Ind, Aug. IL
Golfers attending the state anna
teur tourney here this week took
time out Wednesday night for cleo
tor of officers and c. A. Young.
Lafayette. a professor at Purdue,
was named president. succeeding
Homer Mckee. Indianapolis.
Homer Flanagan. CrawfordSville.
was chosen vice-president and ]. J.
MoSSler. indianapolis. was re-elect-
ed secretary.
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FIRST PRIZE

Ten dollars in cash. given by The Times.
Babe Ruth model Louisville slugger bat
autographed. given by Babe Ruth.
TWO official American Association base
balls. given by the Indians.
Four grandstand tickets. Washington
park. one complete series. given by the
Indians.
Two reserved seast. Fl Harrison boxing
show. given BY Captain Schucker.
Four Indiana theater tickets, given By
Indiana theafer.
Fo,r Palace theater tickets. given By
palage tneater.
Foar Lyric theatsr tickets. given By
1gTst fheateEs
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Bud Markey
Plays Coast
Tennis Star
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Two
tennis stars who between them have
held the championship for the last
six years were paired against each
other today in the feature match
of the quarter-fnal round Of the
national public parks tournament
at the Rock Greek courts.
George Jennings, Youthful Chi
cago left-hander, who won the title in
1923 and 1929 meets Ted Drewes, st.
Louis veteran who held the title in
1924, 1925, 1926, 1927.
Bob Considine and Dooly Mitchell,
both Washington entrants, we're ex-
pected to provide another high spot
on today's singles program. In the
other two matches, Jack De Lara
of Los Angeles. runner-up last year,
met Thomas BUD Marley of Indi-
annapolis, while Arnold Simons of
Louisville opposed Alex Kettles of
Baltimore.
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Hagen Tops.
Open Field.
1853 Golfers Start Play in
Western Tourney
Today.

BIZ United Press
INDIANWOOD COUNTRY CLUB,
ORION, Mich, Aug. 21.-Walter
Hagen, erstwhile monarch of pro-
fesisonal golf, today headed field
of 153 contestants as play started
in the thirtieth annual western
open golf championship.
"Sir Walter" who is without a
major golf title for the first time
in thirteen years, established new
course record of 66 in a practice
round at Indianwood Tuesday. He
turned in a 81, five strokes under
par, and a new competitive record
for the course, to head 142 COM
petitors in Wednesdays 18-hole
qualifying round for the tourney
proper.
One hundred and twenty other
golfers who shot scores of "a or
better Wednesday qualified for the
tourney proper and will start play
with the thirty-two seeded" play
ers who were exempt from the quail
flying round because of their scores
in the 1929 tournament.
The entire field of l53 will shoot
an eighteen~hole round today and
eighteen holes Friday. On Saturday
the field will be cut to the low sixty
four scorers and ties for the final
thirty-six-hol test, with the low
totals for the seventy-two holes de-
Gliding the championship.
Johnny Farrell, 1923 national
open champion, shot a So to. take
second honors "Wednesday. Three
other players, Johnny Fischer OF
FIT. Thomas, KY, limerick Kocsis
of Orchard Lake, Mich, and Al
Watrous of Birmingham, Mich,
were below par with Ills and Jim
Noonan, Gary, Ind, and Al March,,
Urbana, O., had par 72s.
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TWO LIGHTWEIGHTS SIGN

BW United Pres&
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Al Singer,
lightweight champion, and Tony
Canzoneri, Brooklyn contender, who
will meet in a title bout at Madison
Square Garden Nov. IA, both have
been signed for bouts Sept. II.
Singer will meet Jimmy McLarnin
at Yankee stadium on that date at
142 pounds, while Canzoneri will
box Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Ex-
press" on the Paddy Harmon bene-
fit card in Chicago.
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10LOcal Tank
Stars in Meet

Ten members of the Indianapolis
Athletic Club swimming team will
compete in the Indiana Kentucky
A. A. U. and nid-states swimming
championships at Louisville Friday
and Saturday.
The team includes Helen Lee
Smith, Hal Benham, Frank Fehsen-
field, Gladys Hewitt, Mary Alice
Shiveley, Jane Showalter, Virginia
Weiss, Bernard Vonnegut, Francis
Hodges and Paul Strack.
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Lance Leads HeinIein.

BIZ Times Special
FRENCH LICK, Ind, Aug. 21.-
George Lance, defending champion,
fired three brides on the first nine
holes to lead Bill Heinlein. Indian
apolis, state junior champion, 3 up
at the end of the first nine holes
of their thirty -six-hole quarter-final
match in the state amateur here to-
day. Scores:
Bill Diddell was three Up on BOLDLY
Reeener, nine holes:
Ben COhee led Bin Bassett, one up, nine
holes.
Buell. at the end Of eighteen holes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
7 Scraps in
Ripple Arena

The free boxing show at Broad
Ripple tonight calls for seven bouts,
with Willie zap, Chinese boxer,
meeting Eddie Blankenship in the
main go Of six rounds. Roy Drake
and Harry Hukread will clash in the
semi Windup. Other scraps, first at
$3.50, will be four-round, affairs, as
follows:
Kid Galloway vs. Kid Davis. Blackie
Cline VS.. Ray Miller. Max Riley vs.. Olip
Cross. Jackie Shea vs.. Willie Gagen, Bill
Terrill VS.. Fra nkie Ewarts
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Champ Third

By United Press
VANDALIA, O., Aug. DE. F.
Wood of Houston, Tex, proved too
much for the field of state cham
pions in the Grand American
handicap trapshoot here Wednes-
day, winning the title after shoot
off with H. F. Roberts, East Fulton
o. Steven McCook Jr. of Indiana
was third.
F. D. Kelsey, 70, of East Aurora,
N. Y, won the veterans title. r.
E. Stratton, rs, one-armed shooter
from Clarksdale, Miss, and George
w. Kerr, 70, of Springfield, Mass,
tied for second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
Cycle Race on
Garden Gard

As an added feature TO the Wal
nut Gardens race card Sunday.
Speedy Marshall. riding a Harley
u. and Rody Rodenberg. on an In
diana IS. will clash in a ten-mile
match race.
In addition to the cycle event. two
stock car races. a junker race and a
five-mile Fronty-Ford event are on
the card. The track is in good con-
dition. according to Manager Speed
Green.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
Enterprise and
Yankee VictOrs

BIZ United Press
NEWPORT. R. L, Aug. 21.-With
Enterprise, the Vanderbilt yacht.
having one impressive victory over
the Morgan Syndicate's Weetamoe
to her credit, the four boats
struggling for the honor of defend
ing the Americas cup moved out to
sea again today for the second of
ten elimination contests.
1t was believed probable that
Enterprise would once more engage
Weetamoe, with Yankee and Whirl-
wind fighting it out together. Whirl-
wind withdrew from Wednesdays
contest during the last five miles
OF sailing, due to an accident,
Yankee winning.
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Independent, Amateur
Baseball Gossip.

NJ W A. nine will meet the whitestown
team at Whitestown Sunday. 2:30 .. m.
All players report for practice at diamond
No. 2 Garfield park. Friday evening as
early as possible after p. m. E. D. Smith.
manager. issued the practice call.
indianapolis Triangles will meet Shelby
vile Merchants Sunday at Shelbyville.
Both teams hold victories over some OF the
strongest teams IN the state. For games
N september with Iriangles. write or wire
call Drexel 1864.
OEars Sans will play at Spencer Sun
oay sans viii practice today at D. m
az the usual place and all members must
attend. For September dates with Sans.
call or write Kenneth Spillman, $40 North
Oxford street. Cherry 341a-W.
University Heights won their sixth game
IN row sunday. defeating Riyersids Cubs.
TO /. Townsend. University Heights
pitcher famed fourteen and allowed but
three hits University Heights are without
a game for next Sunday. Call Drexel 1926.
ask for Kennth Osborne.
Brookside A. AS will play the last home
game of their Municipal League schedule
sunday afternoon at Brookside park
against the Riverside Olympics. Holman
and Pereineld are slated as the opposing
pitchers.
The Colonial nine viii practice this eve
players are requested to report at Koehne
aud Market streets at G o'clock: Adams.
Jester. Liter. Day. Soonce. Crickamore.
HoSS Wise. Kinney Martin and Cess
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CUBAN STARS BOOKED

JEWELS A. B. C.s and the orig
inal CUBAN Stars will clash at
washington park Saturday night
and Sunday afternoon. The contest
will mark the first appearance of
the CubanS here in several seasons.
1t will be the second night tilt
for the local Negro club, and Presi-
dent Jewell has strengthened his
club for the contest.
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SHADE MEETS JONES

Eu United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Dave Shade,
one of the best middleweightS, and
Gorilla Jones, hard-hitting Negro,
will headline the Paddy Harmon
benefit show at the Stadium here
Sept. II. it was indicated today
In another fight Matchmaker
Nate Lewis would match King Le-
whisky and Leo Lomski, light heavy
weights
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Two-base hits-Pick. Mcmillan. Gooch
az. aKnothe. Stolen bases-Knothe, Ora
Der. Nicholson; Sacri1ces-Ryan, ,Susce
Monahan: Narlesky to Connolly to Mona
han. Left on indianapolis. 10:
Kansas City. 9. Base on balls-Of shee-
Struck out-By sheehan, i: by PARKS, =.
Hits-Off Ambrose, 4 in l inning; OF Van
Alstyne. in ! inning; of. Parks, 8 in
innings. Hit by pitcher-Bv Sheehan
(Narleskyl. Wild pitch-Van Alstyne. Los
ing. pitcher-Ambrose. Umpires-Synder
and johnson. Time, 1852.
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By Times Special

IT I tUtto 9DtCIUt
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 21.-
Eleven singles and five doubles
whiStled off the bats of the Kansas
City Blues in the series opener
Wednesday and the Indians were
handed a sound humping, 10 to l.
Ambrose, Van Alstyne and Parks
were bombarded in turn, while Tom
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
JUNKER AUTO RACES

Bv Times Special
GREENSBURG, Ind, Aug. I'll
The junker auto race program
halted by rain last Sunday will be
held here next Sunday with five
events, consisting of two f1ve-mile
races. a twenty-five-mile event.
handicap race and a girls five-nile
contest. Program will start at 2
D: m. without time trails.
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GRAHAM WINS HARD GO

BIZ Times Special
UTICA, N Y, Aug. 21.-Bushy
Graham, local featherweigft, out
pointed Johnny Vacca, Boston, in
ten rounds Of furious milling here
Wednesday. Graham was down for
the eight count in the first stanza
and Vacca was on the floor in the
fifth and seventh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
SECOND PRIZE

Five dollars in cash. given by The Times
Babe Ruth autographed pocket knife.
given bv Babe Ruth.
Three grandstand tickets. Washington
park one complete series. given by the
Indians.
One official American Association base
ball. given By the Indians.
-Four Apollo theater tickets. given BY
Apollo theater.
Four Circle theater~ tickets. given BY
Circle theater.
Four Ohio thestsr tickets. given By Ohio
theater.
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PRISON NINE TO PLAY

ANDERSON. Ind, Aug. 2l.-The
Indiana reformatory baseball team
viii leave the confines OF the Pen
dleton institution for the secs
time on record. Sept. Z. when the
prisoner nj e comes here for a bene-
At game with the Anderson Mer-
chants independent club.
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Bruin Pilot Puzzled
Over Today's Starter
PhieS Wreck Chicagos Pitching 0rder Record Crowds
Expected to Witness Series Which May Decide
National League Pennant Winner.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2with pitching staff soy in need of rest
Chicago
prepared today with the New York Giants
which decide the the 1880 National League
After taking three out Of four from the heneadng Brook
yn Robins last week. and snng the lead from the Fatbush
ubant sched
ued lastpace Philadelphia Phes and had
looked forward this But their hopes OF build
Phs blasted
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GRIDDERS IN CAMP

GARY, Ind, Aug. 21.-Sixty-two
candidates for the 1880 football
squad at Horace Mann high school,
are spending ten days at Camp
Crosley5 near Leesburg, Ind, in
preparation and training for the
approaching season.
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MICKEY WALKER VICTOR

BIZ United Press
NEWARK, N. j., Aug 21.-Mickey
Walker, worlds middleweight cham
pion, won all ten rounds Of his
bout with Vic Forgione Of Philadel-
phia here Wednesday. Forgione was
dropped in the second and again in
the ninth, and took bad beating.
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AL SIMMONS TO WE'D

hH uNfl Press
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2l.-Al
Simmons. hard-hitting outfielder
with the world champion Athletics,
Will we'd Miss Dorothy Kuhn of
Jenkintown. Pa. this fall. 1t was an
nounced Wednesday.
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MoMAN BoMLERs ELECT

Members OF the Ladies Social
Bowling League plan to open the
new season Sept. 9. Oficers for the
coming campaign were elected as
follows: Mrs. Helen Mueller, preSi-
dent; Mrs. Amy Mcdaniel. vice-pres-
ident: Mrs. L. E. WieSman, Secre-
fary-trea S,rrer
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Bill Heinlein Tackles.
Lance i'm Feature Tilt
Meets Resener Mitchell Plays Buell. and BaSSett
Opposes Cohee in Other Contests.
BY DICK MILLER
Times STAFF CORRESPONDENT

HILLS COURSE, French Lick 21Eght players
left the running for the Indiana state amateur golf championship here
the started rounds
eighteen holes match play Wednesday thirty
qualified Monday
The headline match today called for George Lance the state cham
the three maSheS with Bill Henen
Indianapolis champion 1929 The
indianapolis Times inescholastc championship.
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LOwery and Wilson Clash in
Feature of City Tennis Meet

Quarter-final matches in mems
singles topped the program of the
city tennis championships at Haw-
thorn courts today, with Emmett
Lowery pitted against Tommy Will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-21
JACK REYNOLDS WINS

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Aug. 21.-Jack
Reynolds, Cincinnati, took two out
of three falls fyon Walter Achieu,
Dayton (O) Chinese grappler. here
Wednesday.
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KNosT BEATS LoHNrAN

90 Z lHfs NDtcidF
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Date Knost,
East st. Louis Gll.l heavyweight,
defeated Joe Lehman of Toledo in
ten rounds here Wednesday.
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Major Leaders
HOME RIM SLUGG
BY United Press

Ruth, Yankees. - FOxx. Athletics. 81
Wilson. Cubs. - Goslin. Browns. so
Gehrig. Yankees IS Klein. Phiilies. 80
RUNS BATTED IN
Gehrig. Yankees l45 simmons. AthletS les
Wilson. Cubs I26 Ruth, Yankees. I26
Klein. Phillies.. lsS
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CARROLL SENT BACK

CARhOLL SENl 0ACA
Pitcher Edgar Carroll is back
with the Boston Fed Sox. having
been relez Mast week by Williams
port or agle.
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Opener With Blues

Cvengros batted for Ryan in ninth.
Freigau tatted for Parks in ninth.
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NAIInNAL LEAGuE
Today's Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS At Kansas City.
7 ouisviils AZ Milwaukee.
Columbus al Minneapolis 1.-TWO games).
Toledo at st. Paul.