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Twenty-One
Enter Race

Twenty-one cars we're named Fri
day to leave the starting line in
Sundays fifty-mile Fronty Ford
event at Walnut Gardens. Nine
entries have been received since
Tuesday, the latest being Charles
Levine. local pilot. Roy Smith,
Terre Haute driver, also is among
the entrants
The track has been oiled and
treated and is in top shape. Two
ive-mile races will orecede the big
event, starting at 2:3) p. m. A band
concert will be given during the
race.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 12.-New York
state referees will have sole power
to determine foul blows in boxing
bouts in this state, the New York
state athletic commission ruled Fri
day IN interpretating its new rule
which goes into effect with the
Singer-Mandell lightweight title
bout at Yankee stadium next
Thursday night.
The commissions new legislation
provides that no contest shall end
in a foul from low punches, and
that each boxer must equip himself
with adequate abdominal protection
before entering the ring.
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. SHOOTING PAR .
by DICK MILLER

championship. and the second for
the Delaware Country Club trophy.
Qualification rounds will be eight
een-hole medal. while the tourna-
ment itself will be held in matches
of eighteen holes, except for the
finals, which will be thirty-six-hole
events.
= n 4
All JUNIOR entries must be in the hands
of l.. Fl. Palmer. Delaware Country Club
pro. before s a. m. Thursday. July a. Ap-
ploation blanks can be mailed to Mr..
Palmer at p. o. Box IS. Muncie. The en-
try fee will be So.
e y e
In addition TO the tournament. an in
t~erSting program of entertainment has
been arranged. This program includes a
dinner at the club house on Thursday eve
ming. and a dance in honor of the PLAYERS
FRIDAY night at the club house. The COM
mittee also has arranged for luncheon for
the PLAYERS. at the club house. for a nomi-
nal sum.
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Rhea PARK OF Terre Haut viii be the
team opponents for the South Grove course
S1rdav. II viii Be q return match, the
Grove team having gone to the Hut" ana
scored a victory several weeks ago.
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Coaches Close
Summer Tasks

BIZ Tim es SDectdI
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July H.
Indiana university's summer coach
ing school with a record breaking
enrolment of ninety-one coaches
from nine states came to a close
here Friday. Some of the coaches
will continue 18th their studies at
the university until the close of
the eight and one-half weeks Ses-
sion, Aug. s., Others will take an
annual vacation, while a few will
return to their positions to begin
plans for their ali sports program.
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Japan
Break Even

BIZ United Press
GENOA, Italy, July 12.-Italy and
Japan, playing for the right to meet
the United States in the final round
of the Davis cup matches, divided
Fridays singles contest. Baror,
Humbert Demorpurgo, ace of the
Italian squad, met an unexpected
defeat at the hands of Takeichi Ha-
rada. He was reported i'll. Georgia
DeStefani evened the count by trip
ping Voshiro Ohta.
Today's doubles encounter is ex-
pected to go far toward determining
the winner, and Demorpurgo is ex-
pected to be in shape to turn in a
singles victory Sunday.
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livery once in a while sport
L furnishes US with a team OF
destiny. Princeton has had that
SORT of thing more often than the
others in football. The AS OF 1929.
the Senators OF 1924, the Cleveland
Indians Of 1920. and. above all, the
Braves OF 1914 all typifed the work
ings Of a winning psychology.
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Colonies ARE DEFEATED

BH Times Special
DAYTON, o., July 12.-Pounding
McNabb and Penner for nineteen
hits. the Dayton Aviators Of the
Central League defeated Louisville
Colonies, American Association
leaders. IA to 3, in an exhibition
game here Friday. Cullop and Carr
gave the Colonies eIsvsE safeties.
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CHICAGO FIREMEN WIN

CHICAGO, July 12.-Chicago's
fire department baseball team won
the annual inter-city series with
Detroit by splitting a double-header
Friday. The Detroit iremen won
the first game, 7 to 6, but the CHI
cago club came back to take the
second tilt, 6 to 5.
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As , result. We have a BROOKLYN Club
that is about as we'll behaved as any IN
either league II is a team that has de-
vsioped poise in tough situations. that
fights from the opening pitch to the finale,
that stages more late rallies than any
other outfit.
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western A. A. Is without a game for
Sunday. State or city teams call Belmont
23ss-W. atk for Carl
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BLUES RELEASE SMITH

Blu United Press
ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 12.-Jack
Smith. former Cardinals and
Braves pitcher signed by the Kan
sas City Blues this season, was
given his unconditional release here
Friday.
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MISS HAUCK WINS TITLE

BU Times NDrciGI
COLUMBUS O., July 12.-Miss
Mary Hauck. 10. of Toledo, upset
Mrs. Curtis Sohl of Columbus, de-
Tending champion, in the finals here
today. 3 to l, to capture the Ohio
women's golf championship.
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Red Lucas stesdied after a weak start
and pitched Cincinnati to a victory over
Philadelphia. Lucas held the hard hitting
Phils to S hits and aided the Reds scoring
with a home run in the ninth. The first
Of his major league career.
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DEKUH, GODFREY SIGN

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July II. - Arthur
Dekuh, Brooklyn italian, has been
matched with George Godfrey,
Pennsylvania Negro heavyweight, in
a ten-round bout at Newark, N. j.,
July 81.
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ROLLING RIDGE POLE

Eleventh Infantry Team Will Be
Played Sunday.
Eleventh infantry pony polo team
will visit Rolling Ridge Club Sum
day for a match with the Rolling
Ridge squad and action will start at
3 p. m. The army officers team de-
feated the Ridgers last Sunday. IL
to IS, on TT. Harrison field.
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But those baseball experts are IN What
voG might call a diismma. They keep
watching the results and the standing Tor
a sharp decline In BROOKLYN and Washing
ton stocks. which they rated second disi-
sion stun back In mid April. They keep
vatehlnz. and the Dodgers and Senators
keen Insisting they will win the pennants-
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Rms betted in-Barnhart, Connolly.
Swanson; Smith g. PpqTmani Two.oase
runNDorman. stolen bases-Hoffman' Ie-
bourveau. Sacrifice = Hoffman. Double
plays-Warstler to Monahan: Hunneield
bases-fndianapoiis. 5; Toledo. s. Base on
balls-Of Jonnard. 2: of Ferguson. 8.
Struck out-Bv Jonnard, 8; by Ferguson. 9.
Wild pitch-Ferguson. UmpireS-John-
Ston. Brown and Osborne. Time hours.
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Gallant Fox to Seek
New Mark in $4,000
Chicago Classic Today
wonder Horse May Go to Post at to 5 Odds; VIII
Meet Blue Larkspur If Victorious; Eleven
Named to Start.
Bv United Press

CHICAGO, July I2-Ganant Fox, under the guiding hand of Earl
sande, will caper to the barrier at the Arlington park track here today for
an attempt to break the American record for the mile and a quarter in the
$4,000 classic stakes.
Nine or more of the nations other fastest G-year-olds are scheduled
to oppose the Fox, but the son of Sir Galahad III Marguerite was rated a
2 to 5 favor1te in the overnight books. Enthusiasm of the $4,000 specta-
tors over Sande and Gallant Fox was expected to raise the odds to to 5,
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Indianapolis Black Sox will oppose For
ester Cubs at Pennsv park Sunday. In a
second game. Bald Eagles will play the
winner. All Sox PLAYERS meet at CAPTAINS
home at 10 a. m. ANY fast state teams
desiring games. write Henry Woods. s7s
HosbrooE street.
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Yankees, PhHIies Set
Team Batting PAGES

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 12.-The Phila-
delphia Phillies in the National
League and the New York Yankees
in the American loop we're setting
the pace in team batting averages,
United Press figures revealed today.
The standings r
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FAUST MEETS WEBB
Three Mat Bouts Signed for River
side Card.

Norman Faust of Fl. Wayne and
Hugh Webb of indianapolis have
been signed to meet in n Of the
mat matches at Riverside Monday
night. A. B. Scott of Indiana uni
versity and Johnny Carlin Of
Sweden will clash in another.
In the main event, Stanley Pinto
of Bohemia will oppose Leslie (Red)
Beere for a chance to meet Gus
Sonnenberg at Riverside the follow
ing week.
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WALKER

LOUISVILLE, KY, July H.
Mickey Walker, worlds middle
weight champion. has been REIN
stated by the National Boxing As
ISOLATION. Il was announced Friday.
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HUNT SIGN

Blu Times SDecjaI
BOSTON, Mass, July Paul
Pantaleo of Chicago and Babe Hunt
of Oklahoma, heavyweightS, have
been matched for a ten-roulid fea-
ture bout at Braves field July 81.
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Mats Have
Chance to
BOOstLead
Senators Play Twin Bill at
Detroit; Robins Meet
Giants.

BV United Press
NEW YORK. July 12.-Major
league baseball clubs changed OPP
ponents today for the opening Of
the fourth int~ersectional competi-
ton of the season. Eastern Amer
lean League clubs moved into the
middlewest while western National
League teams came eastward for
their second invasion of the At
lantic seaboard.
Washington, leader in the turbu-
lent American League chase. had
an opportunity to increase its lead,
playing a double-header at Detroit,
while the second-place Philadelphia
Athletics met ST. Louis in a single
game. New Works Yankees were
scheduled for two games at Chi
cago. and Boston. the only second
division eastern club. met the
fourth-place Indians at Cleveland.
Three intersectional games were
scheduled in the National League,
Cincinnati playing a double-header
at Philadelphia and the Chicago
Cubs invading Boston. The other
four clubs were engaged in their
final sectional tits, Brooklyn inyad-
ing New York for a single game,
while st. Louis played the last OF a
two-game series at Pittsburgh.
The leading clubs in both leagues
were idle Friday and the four games
played had little effect on the
standings. Chicago defeated st.
Louis, 5 TO 3, in the American
League to tie the Browns for sixth
place and Detroit moved to within
three and a half games of a first
division berth, defeating the Cleye-
land Indians, IL to l.
Cincinnati won its fifth consecu-
tive game. 5 TO 3, and showed Phila-
delphia further into the National
League cellar and Pittsburgh de-
feated st. Louis. 6 to 2, to shatter
the Cards hopes Of gaining a third
place tie with the New York Giants.
Red Lucas steadied after a weak start
and pitched Cincinnati to a victory over
Philadelphia. Lucas held the hard hitting
Phils to S hits and aided the Reds scoring
with a home run in the ninth. The first
Of his major league career.
Paul Waner led PittSburgh'S sixteen hit
attack On wild Bill" Hallahan and Hal
Haid. hitting a double and three singles
in four times al bat. Erwin Brame pitched
for the Pirates and held the Cards to
eight s~afetieS.
Waite Hoyt broke Cleveland's three-game
winning streak. allowing the Indians only
seven hits. The Tigers scored six runs of
Clint Brown in the first two innings and
continued their attack against Walter Mil
Ter.
Pat Caravan. Texas Rookie. had only one
bad inning and pitched the White SoX to a
victory over St. Louis. The Browns got to
C~aradaway for three runs in the second.
after the Sos had taken a three run lead.
but we're unable to score again. The SoX
Won the game Wit & tWo-run rail-. in the
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+ IT. nROPs RTTTTER

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July 12.-
Indiana university summer coach
ing school nine defeated Butler
summer nine here Thursday,
10 to 6.
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Open Golf Qualifiers,
Final Round Pairings

BV JntedP fcsS
NTERLACHEN COUNTRY CLUB, MINNEAPOLIS, July ~
Sixty-nine golfers started the final thity-Sx holes of play in the ma
ional open golf tourney here today. Paiings and thrty-six-hoe
aggregates of tn equalihers were as follows:
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With Tribe at Bat
RICE TO MEET HANCOCK

Finish Mat Bout and Two Others
Planned at Ripple.
Ray Rice and Ralph Hancock will
meet in the main go finish match
on the weekly wrestling card at
Broad Ripple park Monday night.
There will be no charge for admis-
sion to the mat show. Two other
bouts are planned fol Monday.
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Major Leaders
By United Press

- By United Press -
The following statistics compiled
by United Press include games
played July II:
rnrN.- DAncnFEN
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THE fourth annual Darby" is
Il on at the indianapolis Coun-
try Club today and Sunday. The
Darby" is one of the high spots
on the local golf calender. 1t was
first held during the regime of
Homer Mckee IS sports and pas
times committee chairman at the
l.. c. c.. and has grown annually
in popularity. The qualifying round
of eighteen holes will be played to-
day and the final eighteen holes Will
h. played Sundav. but in between
times is where the fun comes IN.
The Darby dinner viii be held tonight
and Ed WEIGH. veteran house manager.
long ESQ lesTTnssSS i ne s ggn5TSSuS 81 oceass,ons.
N. l. Norland. chairman OF the commit
tee this wear. las announced that the
esrsfullS some into this wear and Tor
that reason there viii be important
changes in the system Of auction ana 9 sI
take place after the dinner. J. 9. c. mem.
hers have been busy inviting guests. ana
n WnuT nFaf COUNTY, GAlu AlAE-Aa A1s -
iscted 10 ask YOU. mavbe he has overlooked
the date on his schedule.
& z =
Mention Of date recalls that the High
land schedule listed a team match with
the 1. c. c. teams today. but that Is an
error. The Highland teams and the l. c.
c. teams. drst and second. will clash at
Highland next SATURDAY. July 10 Highland
viii not be idle today and SUNDAY. The
foursome handicap tournament scheduled
for next week viii be PLAYED this weekend
= =
MERIDIAN HILLS left this
WI weekend open on their sched-
ule. Broadmoor will hold a mixed
foursome. eighteen holes medal play
with handicap tournament Sunday.
VILE an eighteen-hole medal han
dicap tournament for the Jack C..
Carr trophy vas the ~favorite golf
dish for Avalon men today.
= =
Rlversiee will hold a special full
handicap allowance tournament sunday.
IN. CoHin team will engage In a team
match With the Pleasant Run team at
Germ links. sunday.
= q =
Phea PARK OF Terre Haute viii be the
team opponents for the South Grove course
SUNDAY. Il viii be q return match, the
Grove team having gone 70 the Hut ana
scored a victory several weeks ago.
= = =
May Eood scores we're turned in BY
South Grove Golf Club members IN qualify
Ing for the club championship Dave
Mitchell. defending champion. was Low
With TS-TI-l46. Harold Strtcklin. with
two 76S. vas next with lS2. Jack Craw-
ford Vas third with iS6. while Ralph
Lndsr and Herman Olsen tied for fourth.
Under shot II-sQ-iST. while Olsen turned
IN Et-76NisT. Burns Maus and GEORGE
Hicks tied for next place. Nsus shooting
si-7a-ieo and Hicks s7-1S-leo. Erval
HilliEoSS vas next with Io-So-lol- II
took q pair Of SIS % inter the hrst thirty
two uualiherS. Two other flights OF six
teen each we're arranged.
= = =
THE Indiana Junior golf tourna-
i. ment will be played at the
Delaware Country Club. Muncie,
July -. 25 and 26. The event viii
be open 70 all amateur golfers in
the state hnfuaan IN apes of Il
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Baseball Calendar
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City ........ 0o1 900 100 8 I
st. Paul ............ 900 900 600 S /
Holley and Angley: Hankins. Belts and
Fenner.
Milwaukee .......... 024 423 O1o-l6 81 1
Minneapolis So. 020 002 300 5 8 l
Hill. Schupp Benton. Dumont. Cullop
and Gonzales, Griffin; Buvid, Stiely and
Young.
louisville at Columbus. postponed.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland .......... 600 100 ooo-.1 Z 2
Detroit ............. 1872 $50 00x-ll 10 /
Brown, Miller and Myatt: Hoyt and Hay
worth.
Chicago ............ 100 900 oo-5l1 l
81. Louis ........... 030 600 600 7 /
Caravan. and Tate; %Blaeholder, Collins
and Terrell.
(only games %scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pbifadsipbia s sSS goo sSS G5b- Il :
Lucas and Gooch, Collard and Davis.
St Louis. ........... 600 600 200 2 8 4
Hallahan, Haid Lindsey and wilson:
Brame and Hensley.
IOnIv oapoes .raeruiad
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WOULD LIKE NOTHING BETTER THAN
a WORLD SERIES SPLIT BETWEEN
STEVE MKEEVERS BALL YARD an
pAfr- ITVFS IN a GOOD MEASURE BY
THF PERIODIC RISE OF TIE IEDERDO-5
HND THE FREQUENT COLLAPSE oF The
DOPE.
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Pat Caravan. Texas Rookie. had only one
bad inning and pitched the White Sox to a
victory over st. Louis. The Browns got to
Caradawav for three runs in the second.
after the Sox had taken a three run lead.
but we're unable to score again. The SoX
seventh.
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THE Indiana Junior golf tourna-
i. ment will be played at the
Delaware Country Club. Muncie,
July a. 25 and IS. The event viii
be open 70 all amateur golfers in
the state between tn ages Of IA
and q. There viii be two flights.
each Of sixteen players. The first
sixteen VIII play for the state junior
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Race Entries Saturday

fllies; five and one-half f~urlongs)-
talzaila. us; Cnfi. 113; Beautiful Doll
1l3; tblIn Between, us; (b)Out Burst
lib; Glidelia. l13; Risque. lit; Kamalii
1i3; Banner Miss. 10; FreShet, ITO; Pan
settle. ll3; In Haste. 113.
~la)Rancocas entry.
tb)E. MCLEAN entry.
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Fourth Race Claiming: the FIT. Sheri-
dan; S-year-olds end up; one milel-Hat
90: Gracious Gift, l13: Crystal Domino,
l0S; Equation. 1o6; Taddywawa. 81.
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Fifth Race (handlcap; the Classic; g.
year-olds; one and one-quarter miles
ades, 116; High Foot. 12l; CbIGalIant Fox.
l26; Snowflake. 116; Dark Entry, i2l; Gal
iant Knight. 1873: tc)Cesare. 121; (clMaya,
talHal Price Headley entry.
olBelair Stud and WheatIey Stable
(cJW. R. Coe entry.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Chicago 1.-TWO games.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit two games1.
Boston at Cleveland.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games)
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Second Race allowances; the Eipand-
tuck; s-year-olds snS up; six furiongsl-
Greenock. ITO. Cog Air. los; Hot Shot.
los. Jack Grain. 100. PanSy Walker. los;
falConclave. IS. Eskimo. il3; Uncle
Luther. los; IA Hilsris, eS; Angry. 100.
Jaw. r. Gee entry
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Sixth Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
up: mile and sixteenthl-Moscow. III; Ad-
vance Agent. 1i2: High Storm. lis: Donau.
los; Brown Flash. H.; Nellie Basil. 100;
Lucky Xenora, LOT: Lillian T.. 100;
Gotham. ii2; Eleven Sixty. lis; Keeping
Time. III; Picadome. los; Rushing. los.
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AT ARLINGTON

First Race-telaimIng; 2-year-olds: I'VE
and one-half turlorgsl-Port Maneteau.
10: Dabster. l07; Brother Rank. los;
Romanv Baw. lis: Make Haste. 10; JOY
Guide Right. ia: silver Scepter. Ill;
Prince Pan. ~: Juggier. 1o7: Cady Hill.
10; Blaze the Trail. l07: Jeanne WachS,
81; That's II. OF; Scots Grey. io7.
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Seventh Race claiming; 3-year-olds and
up: mile and sixteenthl-I Wonder. los;
Burlsp. iI2; Captain J. S. liz: Blind Hills.
us; Your Play. LOG: Roxie Weidel, los;
Shark. lis; Royal Son. li2; Gerard, los;
Goodman. lis: Chatson. i12; Ny Lava.
100; Widely Known. 1l2.
Weather, clear: track. fast.
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Fifth Race $4,000 added: the inaugural
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; mile and
Fvrn. io2; Royal Julian, los; Martinique.
i02: Easter Stockings. ia.
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TodaY'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS might
gamel.
Toledo at Columbus.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN LEAGUE
w l. Pct w L Pct
flashing So 26 .667tDetroit 81 46 .446
PhiIa. Sd 90 .65iI st. Louis 80 40 1895
New York as az .577IIhicago 49,. 80 as 1896
cleveland. SO ii .4s8 Boston Il. 80 40 $3.50
W L Pct w L Pct.
Brnoklyn. as 90 .608IBostop SO SO .48O
Chicago =. IS 80 .577lPittSburgh IS Al .461
New York az IS .545lCincinnati. 80 40 .427
ST. Louis 40 Sc .526E Phila. =. 81 as $40
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Sixth Race $4,000: allowances; the
Great Western; 3-year-olds and nm. me
ana one-eighth mile sl-CeSare lo2; Gala
oad, !08; Petee Wrack. liz; Brown Wis
com: llO; Ioro. 1T; Sun Beau, III; Paul
Seventh Race ts1.5O6; claiming; the Mt.
SlemenS; 4-year-olds and up: one and one
Comet. lo7; otilla. 102: Rockhawk. 1902:
Gormond. III; Paddy. io2: Royal Charges.
IOs: Ray Rudy. 102: Nancy Seth, 81;
MARYLAND 1n2 Neo
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TA.sd Rae. .iains; a-ysas-slas;
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AT LAToNIA

First Race Claiming; maidens; five and
one-half furlongs)-The Widower lis;
Gauardia MORA. 11S; talFreesia. 49,;
Hazel Hops. 113; zingaro. ii6; Sudden,
lis; joey Bibb. lI6: Ed L., l16; United
Orby. lie; Laila Wild. llS; Stone Mason.
lie; Flagg Porter. 1l6; Chief John, ll6;
Robert R., l16: Bunty Domtnlck.. ll5; Jul
liver, Il6: tal Thunder Nymph, ll3.
talL. Coomb5 Jr. entry.
Second Race claiming; 3-year-olds and
up: six furlongSl-Belle of America, III;
Bacciocco, no; Retort. li6; Poppyheld,
LOG: High Score, ll6; Filler, lie; Castle
Rock, 10; Typhoon, 100; Tantivy. 1l6.
Third Race claiming; 3-year-olds; siE
furlongsl-Bernice Van, 100; Vermlculte,
1903: starboard Light. los; Helen Bond,
100; Travado. los; Abeth. 100; Susan's
Sister, 100; Valdosta. los.
Fourth Race allowances; 2-year-olds;
Ave and onc-half furiongsl-Deemster
lis: Speeding Star. 1903; Don Leon. lI3;
talBack Lob. lis; Gunhre. l13; (alOSwego,
li6: Frigate Bird. lis.
(a)Coombs entry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-12
Friday Night at Park

Totals ...........s5 4 n 8
Dorman batted for Jonnard in ninth.