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THOs. }. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE, TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT. STONE
FRONT BUSINESS PROPERTY WITH
APARTMENTS ABOVE. KNOWN AS
PREMISES 1910 X STREET NORTH
By Virtue of certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in 'iber No: C1S3: folio 293 ct seq.
of the land records of the District OF Colum:
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
at PUBLIC SUCTION. in front of the premises.
AID 1896. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described and and premises. situ-
ate in the District of Columbia. and desig-
mated as and being lot numbered thirty-nine
1872 in Roy L. NeuhauSer ct al s subdivision
in Sc lare numbered one hundred and eighty
five ua5), as per plat recorded in Book 80
page 80. of the records of the office OF the
surveyor Of ,he District of Columbia.
Terms Sold subject to q prior deed OF
trust for $4,000. further particulars of
which will ne announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash A deposit of $4,000 required.
Convevancins. recording. etc. at purchaser
cost. Terms to be complied with Within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the trustees.
W. c. MILLER.
A N. MILLER.
ap24, rs. %. 30my2.56 Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
iSsl rye street Nerthwsst
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or nRIcK
DWELLING CONTAINING ZIG HI
ROOMS, BEING PREMISE6 NO. as
SIXTH STREET soUTHWRgT. VIII
BRICK GARAGE IN REAR THEREOF.
by virtue of q decree Of The Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia, holding Pro:
bate Court in administrator No. Seose. I
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises on TUESDAY, THE THIRTGENTH
DAY OF MAY. 1880. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
p M. the following described land and prem.
ises. situate in the District OF Columbia ana
Terms Of sale: Sold subject 70 an existing
encumbrance OF approximately S2s000 %.
further particulars to be announced AZ Time
Of sale. the purchase price above ssid en-
cumbrance to be paid in cash. $4,000 de1
post required upon acceptance OF BIC All
conveyancing. notary fees and recoroine AZ
purchasers cost. Terms Of sale 70 pc con.
piled with within thirty days from Gay OF
sale otherwise the administrator reserves
the right to resell the property &C Lne Tlsk
and cost Of defauiting purchaser. efter nve
DAYS advertisement of such resale IN sons
newspaper published In Warrington. p 9;
Sale to be made subject 20 the approval ana
ratifiee ton by the court. -
LLOYD r. TURNER, Administrator.
CHARLES r CLAYTON,
Attorney for ADMINISTRATOR.
myi -d&d exSu
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sALE-sUBURBAN.

l
SILVER sPRINGNBUNGALOw, ROOMS
St bus and school; $3.50. Apply, 7lO silver
Spring ave. or phone Silver Spring SIS at
Good Value-owner Must Sell lO'
BY owNER-BEAUTIFUL vINE-coVERED
tqlI os shade, fruit berries grapes. Price.
TEA HOUSE OR COUNTRY ESTATES
large rooms like new. modern . Kitchen , bath.
Nay g minutes from cspaa aFe
trees. acre ground; sell or rent at bar
ATTRAcTJyE P ssTfsA o modes. sHT ,%
provements. tile bath, nne PLACE; large
6STn sAFFsIL REfBIE co
REAL BARGAIN IN, HYATTsvILLE.--7
CHICKEN house for zoo hens S
| trees; s475oo0, on terms. Call Hyatt. i25.
2-ACRE PLACE, IMPROVED BY 7-RooM
bungalow. miles this side Rockville; $500
l7sl FfFq Il Il NV EUssrII S HasI1nsi iss,
NEAR CLARENDON, VA.
$3.50; $500 down. balance $3.50 mo, 49,.
tion. big lot. Price. $500; $500 down. bal
JUDSON REAMY,
Telephone e clsreSdon nv iosS ESeninss. is2s
WOODBRIDGE, ID. c.
25Os nth St. nsms-room house built Of
for So. 500 terms arranged.
1926 Irving st. n.e-One of the best 6-room
houses in this section. another big bargain
for $500. Easy terms. See these before
you buy.
1901 l. Ave. NE. Phone North 1912.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
On nice, shaded lot. stucco construction
Quick sale s2so terms ''e ff'ce0 '0f
AURORA HILLS HOMES, Inc.
200 Arlington Ridge. Phone Clar. 1857
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ZONE
o BY 80 az
ehurches spety ae
road to city; $4,000; $500 cash. balance
ERNEST II. SHINN,
23i6 R. I. Ave. NE. North $500.
NOW IS THE TIME.
Our office, is the place to get real bar
gain in suburban houses, small farms,
sPEEcIAL1,4o a: e;;rrm., house; $3.50: 9.
r nHse Ds 1885, al 1c hSnse
R. r. & Nat, Defense Highway.
soI l5eS Olive ne keniiwSSrth.d D c@LSt
n H sy;S CO. l2ls n Z Ave Nat t,7 1907.
WOODBRIDGE, ID. {.
ss SDen aeeG The bs OS m wood
See MAYEoSR. as05 Brentwood r S.''n ne.
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SALE-HOUSES.

ENJOY THIS SUMMER
IN o eeel BUNGALOW. ideally located north
vest. spacious lawns. shade trees garden.
grapes.. flowers. birdhousee, etc. In perfect
condition and priced for an immediate sale.
Call Ciev. 2oAe-W
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WONDERFUL BUSINESS PROPERTY H NV
Large store room. frs. above. large brick
garage: lot PANTS to soft. alley. Low price;
no trades. Address Box z09-M. Star office.
2 BLOCKS PALAIS ROYAL-STORE, Ar.
b. apt. oil heat Beautiful property: sell
Jess assessed value, sll,950: terms; cheap at
$50. 600; must sell. Dist. 1881. &c
MODERN Two-sToRY CONCRETE AND
brick warehouse. on a corner lot in an in
dustrial zone and 10 minutes from 18th and
F. sts.; 1000 feet floor space, steam heat,
cleo, elevator Price, $4,000, which Is far
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pINES-ON-SEVERN.

See sample bungalow bargains; sale or rent.
Arnold Station, w, B. & A. Railway. North
Shore. L. G.. TURNER. Central Savings
Bank Bldg. Baltimore. Plaza 1858.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.


FARM, 400 ACRES. 40 MILES FROM D. c..
IN MARYLAND; fully stocked and equipped.
Apply owner, 170e Monroe st. ne. Potomac
1927. G.
VERY ATTRACTIVE A. ROOM WATER
front bungalow at popular Summer colony
Owner win sacrifice on very easy terms or
exchange for other property. Submit what
you have. Owner has similar larger place
1 ans, must dispose OF this at once. JOHN NJ.
KING < CO. 1908 18th st. NV.
CLIENT WANTS APT. HOUSE, WHITE OR
eolored. or apt. site. VIII give clear rented
houses, all or part of $4,000 value. Can
assume or give back second trust.
ANCHOR REALTY CORP, Realtors,
10 Jackson Pl. NV. Natl 1927.
SALE-FARMS.
TRACT TRACT OF LAND, s5l ACRES, s-RooM
mouse. near BALTIC. boulevard. "a mi from
S Sapltal Sacrid ce price. $1,000. Terms
FARM TAKEN UNDER FORECLOSURE, 322
acres: fronting Potomac River and state
ro; brick dwelling. II rooms. bath; brick
barn; 100 acres fertile river bottom land:
large orchard. fine timber, ducking and
hunting. Address Box 342-M. Star Once
ONLY 500 PER ACRE FOR ll3 ACRES RICH
land, mi from d. c. in Montgy Co. Md:
large creek; also larger farm adjoining;
ANCHOR REALTY CORP, REALTORS,
10 jackson Pl. NV. Natl 1927
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REAL ESTATR--LOANS

ist and End TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negotiated; lowest rates. Refinancing JAMES
NJ HUGHES, 1927 Eye st. National 1872
MONEY TO LOAN ON ID. c. REAL ESTATE
l.. HEISKEIL, Ills Eye st. NV.
LET US CONSOLIDATE YOUR FIRST AND
second trusts: reasonable discount; no ap-
pr4isal Zee Met. 1900 Cey. O2lG.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III

UNTIL, TUESDAY, MAY SIXTH, 1890. AT
THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE BY ORDER
OF THE TRUSTEES. Dy5-2t
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WANT TO RENT WITH PRIVILEGE TO
buy. or buy on easy terms. ! to rs acres,
Broom modern house: near transportation;
some fruit; nearby Va. preferred. Address
Box 284-M. Star ONCE.
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SALE OR RENT-SuRuRRAN
WANTED-SlIBURRAN

S ROOMS. - ACRE. LARGE GARAGE. Il
mlies TO city; rent SIS; $4,000. easy terms.
c. B MunSon. Arlington, Va. Clar. 1884
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RENT-SUBURHAN.

NENI-SUbUhLhN
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-HOUSE. 5 RMS.
city water, garage, fruit trees, large yard.
Rent $50. White only. Inquire 32l6 Mass.
ave. Sc. Anacostia I'd.
ROOMS, BREAKFAST ALCOVE, BATH,
ami, in Takoma Park: very. desirable:
LARGE. ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH. ALL
modern: fireplace, porches. large lot; re-
fined; r. J. ave. cars. Hyatts. 803; eve, 206.
RIVERDALE. MD.-6 ROOMS. BATH, LARGE
corner lot: $45. Crane d Belt, Union Trust
Bldg. Nat. 1916.
5 ROOMS AND BATH. AMI, $50 MO.
rooms and bath, ami, S45 mo.
rnnms and hail mr.
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FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS-SEE
FINANCE ~ INVESTMENT CO

1921 G st. NV, Room 2Os. Met 24ss
SEE Me FIRST-lst. End AND 3rd TRUSTS
no red tape; quick service: reasonable
.SS TePsy 800? soG Teea,
$500 repay $3.50 wk $4,000. repay $40 90 VIZ.
S. 500. repay Si7 SO wk 81 900. repay 500 90 wk.
Above payments include principal and IN.
terest and can be arranged monthly. ano
DR. A. HENRY. INC. 1915 Eye st. NV.
lwhere Eye st meets Y ave.t.
QUICK MONEY
TO LEND. 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS; 500 TO
THREE DAYS 70 'T coMPLETf TRANsAC.
TioNS. CouRTEoUs SERVICE
c. +. WARING.
"a F ST NV NATL. 9l72
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LARGE HOUSE AND SIX ACRES WITH
long water front on Patuxent River. HEN
RY HORSEMAN, CoSter. Calvert County, Md.
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.Orn1anBeats
Champion in
Tennis Upset

Gerald Norman. a junior division
star last year. stepped up into
senior ranks this season in national
Negro tennis competition and
capped his triumphs at Douglas
park here Thursday by defeating
Edgar Brown, Chicago, defending
champion. in the annual title play.
Victory for Norman was in straight
sets. CD, Ga.
Il was a hard-fought match, with
the younger player finishing on the
long end with sharp drives and
spectacular placements. The ma
tional quarter-f finals saw other
favorites survive in interesting con-
tests. Thursdays results:
Mems Singles
Ted Thompson defeated r. A. Long
SO. SO. rs. Norman defeated Brown
50. s.. and Douglas Turner defeated Ell
wood Downing, 60, 81.
Women's Singles
Emma Leonard defeated Rho6a Srr It'll
So. so. and Blanche Winston defeated NJ.
McCrorey, o.. 90.
Mixed Doubles
Williams and Junior defeated Ford and
feated walker and Searnes. 60, 60; Down
4ng and Chennels defeated EWell and
Eweu. So. 60. and Smith and Porter de-
feated Marbury and Henderson. Cd. 6-l.
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4 Left in
Net Play
Two YankS, Two Foreign
Stars Clash in National
Semi-EinaLS.

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. o.
On the green turf courts of the
West Side Tennis Club. the SEMI
finals Of the womer's national sin
giles championship we're to be fought
out this afternoon, with two for-
eign stars pitted against two Amer
leans.
Miss Betty Nuthall, the English
girl who has made several unsuc-
cessful bids for the title, was
matched with Miss Marjorie Morrill,
of Boston while in the other semi
final bracket Baroness Levi of Italy
opposed Mrs. L. A. Harper of Oak
land.
The possibility of an all-foreign
final loomed strongly as the Baron
ess, who was born plain Maude
Rosenbuum of Chicago took the
center court with Mrs. Harper,
Americas No. l player. Miss Nut
halls supremacy over her semi final
opponent, Miss Morrill,, was admit
ted before these two blonde young
sters went into action.
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Displaying q, fine disdain for the
old baseball tradition that left
handler never could hope to whip the
Cub William Denver Bid Walk
er. southpaw ace Of The Giants, and
Hub Pruett. another left-hander,
turred in the victory, the Giants
tenth in sixteen starts against the
champions this season.
Manager Joe Mccarthy started
Sheriff Fred Blake for the Bruins
Thursday, and before he had re-
tired the Gotham boys in the open
ing inning the Sheriff was six runs
down.
Two errors. two walks, an infeld
out, double steal, single and homer
accounted for the six runs. The
Cubs picked up single runs in the
second and third on homers by
Hartnett and Blair, but the Giants
counted twice in the fifth. The
Cubs got one back in their half.
Six hits and an error, five of the
hits coming in succession, gave the
fasteners another cluster of five
in the eighth and brought about the
retirement of Blake. Teachout re-
tired the side.
Just why Mccarthy let Blake re-
main on the slab, absorbing pun
ishment, is problematical. During
his tenure, the sheriff was raped
for thirteen hits of all dimensions.
In direct contrast to this, Walker
became unsteady in the Chicago
half of the eighth, and Acting
Manager Dave Bancroft retired him
in favor of Pruett, who forced Ste
phenson, a pinch-hitter, to hit into
a double play, ending the scoring
for the day.
Root or Malone, for the Cubs, and
Hubbell, a southpaw, for the Giants,
we're to start in the second game
of the series today. After this game,
Mccarthy has either Root and Ma
lone, depending on who pitches to-
day, and the much-overworked Bush
to depend on, while Bancroft can
choose Donohue, Heving, Chaplin,
Pruett, or FitzsimmonS to finish the
series.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Williams and Moss Placed
on Harrison Fistic Card

Pickerd, local mauler, in the windup
struggle over the long route.
Williams has beaten Angus Sny-
der, Jim Savage, frankie Simms,
Joe Barton and other lesser lights.
In one Of the six-rounderS. Tues
day Bill Moss. former Indiana uni.
versity football star and wrestling
champion, will try out bis boxing
proves against Billy Rhodes.
Southport heavyweight. Moss
knocked out Jack Haldridge of
Louisville at Fl. Harrison early in
the season. Moss halls from Jason
vile and coached football at Bloom
field high school last year. Tues
days complete card:
Ten Rounds-Walter Pickerd, Indian
apoliS. vs. Jackie Williams. Chicago;
heavyweightS.
Ten Rounds-Tracy Cox. Indianapolis.
vs.. Joe Lynn. Indianapol featherWefghts.
Six. Rounds-Scotty Scotch. Indian
spolis. vs.. Charlie Baxter, Louisville:
Six ROunds-BiI Moss. JaSonviIIe. Ind.
vs. Billy Rhodes. Southport. heavyweizhts.
Four Ronnds-K. o. Brown. IndianapoIis.
vs. Pat Irish. rerre Haute; light heavy
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years to his stay in the majors.
Tony has been star at second for
quite a. long time, and now he is
playing great ball and able to do
everything expected of him at third.
Tony's experience this year, in be-
ing assigned to q new position and
starring there, is but one of num-
Der in the two big leagues. Woody
English last year played star role
at shortstop while the Cubs were
winning the pennant. Now he is a
third basenan. And a mighty good
one, too. Joe Sewell was a short
stop for years and he was tried out
at third late last season. All this
year he has been putting up bang
up game at third.
Joe Strip of the Reds is another.
Joe was a third baSen1an when this
season started, now he is the regular
first baseman for the Reds. Johnny
Watwood was an outfielder in the
training camp last spring but now
he is also playing first base for the
White SoX. The Indians had Eddie
Morgan playing everywhere last
year except first base where Lew
FonSeca starred. Now Morgan is
the regular first baseman.
There hasn't been another season
in the past fifteen where so many
players became stars in new posi-
tons.
Copyright, 1880. by The Times)
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2 Yacht Trial
Races Delayed

Bv Tuifrd Press
NEWPORT, R. L, Aug. 22.-To-
days scheduled race of the four
American cup contender5 was called
of this morning. The race COM
mittee gave as a reason for aban-
doning the trial the fact that to-
days weather duplicated that of
Thursday and the committee con-
siders it sufficiently informed as to
what the boats will do in stiff
breeze.
Yankee defeated Whirlwind and
Enterprise romped home ahead of
Weetamoe in Thursdays events. 1t
was the second victory each boat
had scored over its rival.
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Malone Meets
Michigan Kid

Tonights thin dime" boxing show
at the Riverside sports arena VIII
consist of six bouts, with Jack Ma
lone and Michigan Kid meeting i'll
the feature scrap. A number of
popular favorites have been engaged
for the prelims. The card follows:
Six Rounds-Jack Malone VS.. Michigan
Kid, liyhtweights.
-Four Rounds-George Downey-vs- Johnny
Hammer; featherweightS.
-Four Rounds-Eddie Dick VS.. Mike
Houser, junior welters.
Four Rounds-Billy Cox VS.. Billie Ter
rell: bsntams.
-Four Rounds-Ray Slocum VS. JACK
Spalding, hghtweights.
Four Rounds-Tiger Lyons vs.. Young
Groggs. hyweights.
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City Star
Advances
Bud Marley in. Semi-FlnalS
of National Parks
Net Meet.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-George
Jennings, Chicago. defending cham
pion, was the only. seeded player
still in the running today for the
national public parks tennis cham
pionship as the semi-final round
was staged at the Rock Greek
courts here.
Jennings, who survived a day OF
upsetS Thursday by defeating Ted
Drewes, former champion, was
paired against Arnold Simons OF
Louisville.
The other senli-f1nalists are Dool-
ey Mitchell of Washington and
Thomas Marley of Indianapolis.
Both players furnished surprises
Thursday. Marley, former Notre
Dame tennis captain, eliminated
Jack de Lara of Los Angeles, run
ner up last year. while Mitchell dis
posed of his fellow-townsman, Bob
Considine, who had been seeded
No. 4.
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GIANTS AND CUBS SET FOR SECOND TILT OF SERIES
.ribeSnen and
Blues Battle
in Twin Bill

En- Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. a.
Johnny Corriden's Indians we're to
make their final 1880 Kansas City
appearance today in a double-head-
er with Eddie Zwilling's Blues, and
tonight the Tribesmen will hurry
out of Kawtown. headed for Min
neapolis, to engage Mike Kelley's
sluggers in a series beginning Sat-
urday.
Rain prevented action here
Thursday and forced the Hoosiers
and Cowboys to battle in a twin
bill this afternoon. The Indians
have double-headers facing them at
Minneapolis Saturday and Sunday,
and the postponement here Thurs
day was, not relished by the Cor
ridenitesN
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Babe
Ruth


direct another GeFrg didn't Il
muscle after he set himself for the IA
throw.
player that fellow is" said to
self @ great at second and you'd think he never played any
third"
game sitting in the dugout and
he liked his position.
wish had started third instead of second
feeling that that he believed
could third better devoted all those
thinks he lot to learn about the job and we all
think he star already
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The fistic card for Fl. Harrison
Tuesday night has been completed
and there viii be six bouts topped
by two feature ten-rounders. Jackie
williams, Chicago heavyweight who
was one Of Gene Tunney's Sparring
partners for the last Dempsey fight,
has been signed to battle Walter
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Tilden Meets
Young Texan
in Net Finals

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 25.-Big
Bill Tilden, who, despite an injured
hip. is favored to win the Newport
invitational tennis cup, entered the
finals here today in default by Fran
els Hunter, who complained Of a
sore arm.
In the other semi final engage
ment George Lott, No. player. lost
to Wilmer Allison of Texas. Semi
finals doubles matches also were
PLAYED today.
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PAUGH AT SPRINGFIELD

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. %
Russell Paugh, former Indiana uni
versity star baseball pitcher, will
coach interc1ass athletics and SWIM
ming at the Springfield 90 high
school, it became known today.
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BIZ United Press


NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Last-
minute home runs decided two
American League games Thursday.
With two out in the ninth in
ming Al Simmons dubbed a home
run with Mickey Cochrane on base
to give the Philadelphia Athletics
an 8 to 7 win over the Detroit Tig-
ers. Trailing by three runs when
they went into the ninth, the AS
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Hubbel to Face Root
or Malone on Mound
McGrawrnen Cut Champs Lead to Two Games When
Walker and Pruett HurI 13-to-6 Victory in Opener;
Blake Hammered Hard.
RuEnlicd Prrss

CHICAGO Aug Chicago the New York Giants
the second organ series which may decide
the National League pennant campaign.
their lead melt away Thursday under
baage ended almost bril-
liant hitting offensive The the McGrawmen
games leadership.
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NEW YORK. Aug. %.

In one of our games at
the Yankee stadium a few
days ago Tony Lazzeri ran
in from third base, snapped
up a slow roller in his bare
hand and just burned that
ball over to Lou Gehrig for
the putout at first base. Two
innings later, Tony grabbed
a hot one in his glove and
from wa.v back he threw on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-22
VET MEET OPENS

The first round of the Phi Kappa
Delta tennis tourney will be played
Saturday afternoon at Q p. m. at
Tech courts. The schedule:
Reinhardt VS.. William Keller Giezen-
danner VS.. Springer: Dickinson VS.. Perry;
r. Craig VS. winner of Dickinson Perry
match: Adams VS.. j. Craig and NJ. Keller
VS. HolleV.
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FREDDY MILLER VICTOR

CINCINNATI, o.. Aug. 22-Fred-
dy Miller, Cincinnati junior light
weight. scored a ten-round decision
over Joe Marciante of Brooklyn.
Primo Camera. Italian heavyweight,
appeared in a four-round exhibition
against Jack McAuiiffe. Detroit.
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RIFLE WRESTLING BOUT

Johnny Carlin, Sweden, will meet
Billy Love. Louisville, in the wres-
Ting main go on Monday nights
card at Broad Ripple. The match
will be to finish. best two in three
falls. Matchmaker Parker will have
two other professional bouts to
round out the card.
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INJURED BOXER DIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-John
Anderson, 20, boxer, died here on
Thursday night from a terrific beat
ing he received in a four round bout
with Red Kuehl Wednesday night.
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THOMAS WHIPS DUNN

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 22-Joey
Thomas. 1875. Chicago. defeated
Johnnie Dunn. 127, New Kensing-
ton, Pa, in ten rounds here Thurs
daN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-22

Indianapolis Union Printers Baseball Club will leave Saturday lo
twentieth annual tournament OF the
Union Printers Washington New York
Chicago ST. Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland Detroit and
Pittsburgh printers have teams entered
the picture:
Top Row rg)-Rictard Lndamood John w Ahe man
ager OToole Theodore Ehrgo Forrest
Lynch Charles Tyner.
cleft rigt)Wliam jesse Arthur Miller coach
Glenn Schering Lawrence Pringe Gerald Mcclure
Bottom Qef rghtWlam Cooke Clarke Andrews Maui
Wellman Harvey Petty Fielder Andrews.