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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
Bill Buckner
Takes Walnut
ceFeature


Bill Buckner won the feature fif-
teen-mile dirt track race at Walnut
Gardens Sunday, with William
Gaines a close second and Law
renee Virgins third. 1t was an all
Negro event.
The three fve-mile prelim
events we're won by Bob Wallis,
Lawrence Virgins and Bill Carson.
Harry Robertson, Chicago, was
injured seriously when he lost con-
troll coming out of the cast turn,
skidded of the track and rolled
over three times. His condition was
reported fair at city hospital this
morning.
Next Sundays program at the
Gardens will consist of two stock
car races, one junker event and a
Fronty-Ford special feature. A
large crowd viewed the action
Sunday.
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The trio of Michigan fighters
billed to oppose indianapolis scrap
pers on the Fl. Harrison fistic card
Tuesday night we're to put the fin
ishing touches on their training this
afternoon at a local gym.
Len Darcy, Grand Rapids heavy
'weight, will face Walter Pickerd,
sensational indianapolis youth, in
the top ten-rounder. Followers of
the indianapolis star are confident
Pickerd will chalk up his eighth
knockout Tuesday. In nine fights
here, Walter has won seven via the
k. o. route.
Benny Duke, clever Wolverine
junior lightweight, who meets Will
lard Brown of Indianapolis in the
lower ten of the double windup,
went through snappy drill Sunday.
Jimmy Kerr, who meets Louis
Epstein, Indianapolis in the eight
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Race Lottery
Under Probe
in New York

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 21.-The New
York Evening World said today the
Verdun War Veterans Association, a
Canadian organization, which sold
thousands of lottery tickets in New
York and vicinity for the Arlington
classic at Chicago on July IL, is
now selling tickets for the St.
Leger, to be run in England Sept. 10.
In the Arlington lottery, accord
ing to the World, the association
distributed sheets purporting to
show it took in $73,562.50 and paid
out $4,000 to the winners. The
winners names were published, but
not their addresses.
The Evening World said a search
whichit had conducted for the an
nounced winners of the lottery had
failed to find any of them. The
Verdun War Veterans Association
has no connection with the Cana
dian War Veterans Association.
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Brooklyn's Robins fell under a
1916 score in their game with the
Cards. St. Louis scored seven runs
in the second. 1t was the second
successive Sunday on which the
Robins lost before a home crowd.
The Cincinnati Reds we're halted
in their upward fling when they
dropped the last half of a double
header at Boston. The Reds won
the first game, 8-5, behind the fine
pitching of Red Lucas who al
lowed eight scattered hits, but faly
tered badly in the second game
which the Braves won 1871. The
split left the Reds and Braves still
tied for sixth place.
Philadelphia Athletics improved
their hold on first place in the
American. winning over Detroit,
to 3.
The other American leaders,
Washington and New York, we're
defeated The Cleveland Indians
topped the Yanks, 9 to 8, while the
seventh-place st. Louis Browns, won
8 TO 6, over the Senators. Three New
York homers, two by Lou Gehrig
and one by Babe Ruth, were wasted.
Eddie Morgan. Cleveland first
baseman. hit a home run in the
ninth with one mate on base to
enable the Indians to beat the
Yankees.
The White Sox scared upward by
winning twice over Boston. The first
game was easy, Is to 4. The second
game score was 5 to a. The Win
ming run came in the ninth through
timely hitting of Watwood and
Reynolds.
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Michigan Boxers on Hand
for Battles Here Tuesday
Darcy, Duke and Kerr End Tranng Pickerd Ready for
Wolverine Heavyweight.

rounder, is the third Wolverine on
the card Kerr won the National
senior A. A. U. f1yweight crown in
1929.
Two six-rounderS complete Tues
days card, Jack Gourley, South
Bend heavyweight, meeting Paclzy
Gardner of indianapolis, and Eddie
Roberts, local bantam, battling Har-
old Sarris of Terre Haute.
The first bout starts at $50.
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BY L. S. CAMERON
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 21.-Big Bill
Tilden, whose cannon-ball service
made it's entry into Davis cup COM
petition in 1920, will take his place
among the United States entries
this weekend in the challenge
round against France.
Joseph w. Wear, chairman of the
Davis cup committee, announced
Sunday night at Philadelphia that
Tilden had been released from his
contract with two news Syndicates
which called for him to write cur
rent articles of the challenge round
play and that he would play on the
United States team.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT

Johnny EVERS. once great
j Cub infielder now scout
ing for tie Braves. says there
are no wonderful prospects in
the sticks this season.
Johnny declares most of the
young hopefuls need at least
two or ahree years in which
to ripen. He thinks the
minors are paying the kids
to much money. II can
name hundreds of youngsters
making more money in the
bushes than some Of the stars
in my day" declares the
Braves scout. Johnny
King, another fellow who,
like EysrS. helped the Cubs
win pennants years ago. makes
golf his hobby today.
I'D rather play a round of
golf than watch a ball game"
says the Cubs old backstop.
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A lot of fans have written me
asking how 1 account for their sud-
den rise. Here's the way I dope it
or. Part of their success is due to
the Unexpected good play of the vet
Grams Sam Rice, Joe Judge and
Muddy Ruel. Joe Cronin at short
stop has come through to give them
just the amount of zip and inf1eld
pepper they need. But more impor-
tant than all that is the uncanny
trading ability shown by somebody
on the Washington club.
1 don't know whether it was WAL
ter Johnson who did it or Clark
Griffith himself. But the fellow
who put over the Goslin for Man
ush and Crowder trade with the
Browns and came through with that
ShireS trade with the White Sox,
certainty did put over a fast one.
Manush and Crowder are the
two most important factors in
Washington'S drive right now; and
those two between them will do
more toward winning a pennant for
Washington than all the other fac
tors put together. Manush brings
to the Senators some real hitting
punch, and croWder, turned loose
with the rest of those Washington
pitchers, gives the Senators one of
the best pitching stats in the big
leagues.
Now a word about Cincinnati,
club picked to finish third in the
National League. The first big dis
appointment I've had as concerns
the Reds is the relatively poor sea-
son Bob Meusel is having.
Then the weakness of Red pitch
ing fooled me, too. I saw the Reds
down south during the training sea-
son and they looked to me to have
a whale of a fine pitching staff. The
failure of that staff, together with
the trading of Crit1. and Allen, has
hurt, and there's no need kidding
about it. But even so I expect the
Reds to play a lot better ball in the
last half of the season than during
the first half-and 1 won't tc sur
prised to see them up there knock
ing for berth in the first division
before the season ends.
fCopyright $780, by The Christy Walsh
Syndicate and The Times.l
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Italian Wins
Over Allison

BIZ United Press
PARIS, July 21.-George Lott Of
Chicago defeated Georgia De Ste
FAM of Italy, and Baron Humpert
De Morpurgo of Italy won over
Wilmer Allison of Austin, Tex, in
singles matches of the interZone
Davis cup competition here Sunday.
The matches had no bearing on the
outcome of the interzone play, won
Saturday by America with two sin
giles and one doubles victory.
Lott won his match by 6-3, 81,
6-3 in the most one-sided contest
of the finals. De Morpurgo won by
Us, 60, ST, GA.
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What I'm trying to bring out is that IT
didn't take much to beat him at his best
and az his worst. as he figured TO be after
shedding weight. Therefore. the quick nm
fsh he suffered at the hands Of Singer did
not sem entirely ILLOGICAL.
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BigField
Tees Off
inChicagO
Western Amateur Draws
Many Stars; Moe Won
Last Year.
BY BERT DENNY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO. July 21.-The greatest
field of golfing stars the event ever
has drawn teed off in the western
amateur tournament today, seeking
to wrest from Don Moe the cham
pionsfip which the Portland (Ore.l
youth won last year.
The field included most of Amer
ica's leading "non-profit" players
and two of England's best, besides a
horde of dark horses and near stars,
who brought the number Of players
to 200.
AS each golfer left the first tee he
began trip around one Of Chi
Cages hardest courses, par II
links, which does not have a single
par five hole under $50 yards. The
fairways are among the narrowest
in the country.
Although there wasn't an out
standing favorite on the course,
there were half a dozen names
prominently mentioned.
Among these were the two Eng
liShmen, Cyril Tolley and T. Philip
Perkins, each of whom has won the
amateur championship of his own
country. Perkins also was once
runner-up to Bobby Jones in this
country.
Don Moe, by virtue of his hold
ing the title, is not required to
qualify and will not play until he
and thirty-one others, the quail
fiers, tee off Wednesday morning
in match play.
Johnny Goodman of Omaha an
nounced today he will not enter the
meet. Goodman, who defeated
Bobby Jones last year in the ma
tional amateur, had been regarded
as a strong contender.
Today and Tuesday will be de-
voted to qualifying rounds, eighteen
holes being played each day.
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Farrell. Loses
Golf Play-Off

EIMSFORD, N. Y, July Civil
lie MacFarlane of Oak Ridge was
the new metropolitan open golf
champion today. He defeated
Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge,
former national open champion, in
the play-off Sunday of their tie at
$50 after the four rounds we're COM
pleted Saturday. MacFarlane scored
142 in the thirty-six-hole play-off,
and Farrell. IA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
HILL CLIMB ARRANGED
Five Events on Program South Of
City Next Sunday.

Oncers and members Ct the Mid
West Motorcycle Club will spend
much time this week preparing the
hill chosen for next Sundays hill
climb. The site selected for the
july 81 event is located to the right
of state road No. 81, four miles
south of indianapolis with the road
marked all the way and plenty OF
shade and parking space available.
Five races beginning at 2 o'clock
will be on the afternoons program.
These include two professional. two
amateur and one novice. Fields OF
about a dozen are expected to start
in each race. =
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Hoosier Cubs. local Negro nine. wants 3
game for SUNDAY. Write Leo Floyd. 80
Eanle street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
JACOBS is FAVoRITE

DT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va, July 21.-Eddie Jacobs of the
University of Pittsburgh was the
favorite to win the singles of the
West Virginia open tennis cham
pionships which began here today.
Paul Kunkle of Cincinnati, who
holds two legs on the open trophy,
was another highly regarded con-
teStant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
Catherine Wolf and Others
Perform in Net Features
Local Girl Champ and Hennessey Exhibit Fine Form Be-
fore Hawthorn Crowd.

ems titles, including the Chicago
city, Illinois state, Western and
Southern.
After the match Fred Hunt, Haw-
thorn president, presented the fem
mine star with a bouquet and an
overnight bag.
In other exhibition matches at
Hawthorn Sunday, Johnny Hennes-
sey amazed his admirers by his fine
form in defeating Julius Sagalowsky,
6-1, 60, and in a doubles affair
Hennessey and Frank Grove, Terre
Haute. downed Sagalowsky and Will
son, city champions, 81, ST, 6-3.
Hennessey, former Davis Cup
player, will enter the national title
meet in September, it is said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
Old Master TiIden Again
Ready for Davis Cup Play
Bill Finds Way to Be on Hand for Action When Yankees
Tackle France

Thus the long arm of the veteran
Davis cup player again has been
made available for competition
which is hoped to bring the historic
cup back from France. A tennis
rule forbids player to write spot"
news stories of a competition in
which he is taking part, and it was
this rule which had threatened To
keep the lanky Philadelphia from
this years competition.
Wear said that at no time did
the committee consider waving the
player writer rule. However, the
committee did waive another rule
which will permit Tilden to write
of the practice periods of the United
States players.
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u was clear to Mr.. Grayson that no
man Of MandeITs physical fraiIity could
submit TO that sort Of ordeal day after
dav and be ANYTHING like himself in the
ring. MandeII Is normally a 40 FOUNDER.
ard he sealed down to 1917. For every
pound he peeled of he dropped that much
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
WRESTLING AT RIPPLE

Matchmaker Fred Parker has
sign Jack Scott to meet Paul sJor-
dan in the semi windup and Har-
old Sims and Tommy Peters in the
opening prelim as the supporting
card to the Blacksmith Pedigo-
Floyd Byrd main go to finish at
the free wrestling show at Broad
Ripple tonight. The show will be
held rain or shine.
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Calendar

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Independent, Amateur
Baseball Gossip.

INDIANAPOLIS Reserves will got TO Elwood
next SUNDAY to tackle the fast ElWooo
Merchants The Reserves have oates
open in August and desire gameS VIII
strong state clubs. Call Cherry S4ll. OF
address a. Monroe. zoos Roosevelt avenue
An Reserves must attend practice AZ
Riverside Tuesday and bring blouse OF
uniform for numbering. OWNS, TO an
scci6ent the Reserves Bowen Life game
SUNDAY was called IN the third inning
HooSier Cubs local Negro nine wants 3
Rame for Sunday. Write Leo Floyd. go
Maple street.
Riverside Cubs trounced st. Philips. 10
10 O. in the Ern-Roe League. Robbins OF
the Cubs struck out ten LaNon anc
An,eter OF the Cubs each Wallopeo out two
home runs The defeat removed 81.
Philips out Of frSt place.
Billy Grimes Red Wings won 3 double
Aeader Sunday defeating Garfield Radios
And Wyandottes- Jack Hinton. leit neloer
Tor the Red Wings. broke an ankle shdlng
n tire second game. The contests we're
featured hy the hitting Of Watson and the
neidfnr OF Shanks. Ernie Carroll, former
Red Wing third baSeman. who broke leg
early in the season. will return 70 action
IN about two weeks. For games with Red
Wings. call Drexel 1913.
Peerless Cleaners defeated the Can Com
pany Cubs SUNDAY in q douole-header;
The pitching Of jenkins and Breen and
the hitting Of kinney. Cad and Ivan for
the winners featured. Cleaners VIII prse-
tice Wednesday evening at Riverside dia-
mond No. s. There viii be a meeting al
the plant FRIDAY at .. n.
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Jail Caddies
Pv Times Special

III IUItS NUttlUt
HAMMOND, Ind, July IL
l. Il Progress of the Indiana
women'S golf tournament at
the Woodmar Country Club
was impeded temporarily today
when five caddies. brought here
by Indianapolis entrants, were
arrested on charges of stealing
milk.
They were released from Jail
later after a warming lecture.
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TWO MORE FOR STRAUSS
Adams and WOrthingtOn Bat Hard
in Frankfort Games.
BIZ Times Special

7 tWEto IlUtLEIE
FRANKFORT, Ind, July 21-
Strauss Says of indianapolis an
nexed their thirteenth and four
tenth victories of the season here
Sunday when they took both games
of double header from the local
Nickel Plate team, 10 to and IL
to 5.
Adams poled two singles, two
triples and home run, while
Worthington connected for four
singles, triple and a home run.
Beplay, at second base for Strauss,
made several sparkling stops, ac-
cepting sixteen chances during the
afternoon without a bobble.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
HEAVY MAT OFFERING
SIX Bouts VIII Precede Appearance
of Gus Sonnenberg.

Gus Sonnenberg, claimant of the
worlds heavyweight wrestling title,
will arrive in this city Wednesday
morning for his finish match that
night with Stanley Pinto of Be-
hernia at Riverside. Pinto has been
in the city for a week training for
the bout. Six matches ar being
lined up in support of the fea-
ture bout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
BASS W.. CANZONERI

PHILADELPHIA. July 21.-Benny
Bass and Tony Canzoneri were all
set today for their ten-round match
at the Phillies ball park tonight.
They will fight under the new foul
check" rule which makes it possible
for the customers 10 see a return
battle for a nominal fee in the event
9 foul terminates tonight's contest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
ARMY PoLoISTS WIN
Infantry Team Takes Close Match
From Rolling Ridge.

1.-THE Eleventh Infantry pony polo
team nosed out Rolling Ridge squad
sunday at FIT. Benjamin Harrison,
3 to Q. 1t was fast contest all the
way and sparkled with exciting
plays. Lineups were as follows:
Rolling Ridge-Sam Sutphin ST., Dudley
s,itnfiu' Ruckelshaus, Fink and Kahn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cannon, Dulaney.
Wilson
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GRISWOLD CUP GOLF

BV United Press
GROTON, Conn, July 21.-Miss
Edith Quier of Reading. Pa, won
the Griswold cup trophy golf event
final over Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd of Philadelphia. The score was
4 and 2
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Cubs and Robins Go
Down on Sunday in
Heavy Hitting Tits
BROOKLYN FASTENERS Continue to Be Gripped by Losing
Streak Athletics Profit in American as Rivals
Are Defeated.

NEW YORK July the
National and lead
the St Louis
place only five behind the
Robins badly The Giants within
of the top
Sunday with
Robins Chicago three percentage points back Of Brooklyn
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Runs batted in-McCann ~. Crabtree
Devine. Purdy ~. Hoffman, Warstler.
base s - hits!Warst ie Hoffman. Barnhart
Smith ~. Crabtree, Purdy. Three-base
hits-Narlesky,. Merchant. Home run
WarStler. Stolen base-Barnhart. Sacri-
fices-Hoffman, Barnhart. Riddle. Purdy.
Crabtree. Double plays-Morehart to King
don to Mccain; Jonnard to Warstler to
Columbus, 9. Base on balls-Of Jonnard.
l. Struck out-By Jones. 8; by Miller. /.
BY Jonnard. S. Hits-Of Jones' 10 in nine
innings: of Miller. 2 in three innings. Wild
pitch-Jonnard. Winning pitcher-Miller
Umpires-Johnson and Brown. Time
2:42.
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EASTERN woMENs GOLF

BIZ JHifCd PrfsS
NEW YORK, July 2l.-Dorothy
Campbell Hurd of Philadelphia is
placed at top position in the handi-
cap list of Women's Eastern Coll
Association. She was awarded a
handicap of plus three. Miss Glen
ma Collett was ranged plus two and
Miss Helen Hicks and Maureen Or
cult plus one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
SINNERS Is
With Bisons

BUFFALO, July 81. - Outright
trade of Bobby Barrett, Buffalo
third baseman, for Ralph SINNERS,
outf1elder, and Russell Wrightstone,
in1elder, both of the Newark club,
was announced here today by Frank
j. Offerman, president of the Bisons.
SINNERS received his first league
training at Indianapolis in 1920 and
later was sold to the New York
Giants.
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Without looking for Brooklyn bombhes that
National League
staying up there partly because of its strength and partly because
the opposition isn't usual that only
AS Washington I'm that
have lot of imOre than figured than the other
American League figured
will right there long,
they look like they had at fftyfy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21

In an exhibition tennis match at
Hawthorn courts Sunday, Gather
inc Wolf, Indianapolis, pleased an
enthusiastic crowd by her perform
ance against Howard Wood, former
state intercollegiate champion, Wood
winning 6-3, 1-6, 60. Miss Wolf
this year has captured several wom-
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SUFFER- BEATS WOOD

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, July 21.-Clifford Sui
ter of New Orleans won the final
contest of the Longwood bowl tennis
competition. defeating Sidney Wood
of New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
AGAIN SAILS
Sir Toms Challenger Twice De-
layed by Weather.


BRIGHAM, DevonSshire, Eng
land, July 21-Sir Thomas Lipton'S
yacht, Shamrock v, started for the
United States for the third time
at a. m. today, after two delays
caused by unfavorable weather. The
costly green yacht, challenger for
the Americas cup, put into Brix-
ham late Sunday. after days
voyage from Cowes, where it had
spent Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
STULL JOINS BEARS

Tom Stull, captain of the Ohio
State university team. who was re-
Gently declared ineligible for college
competition, has joined the Bridge
port Bears, farm Of the New York
Giants.
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Major Leaders
By United Press
CLEVELAND .Jllv q

CLEVELAND, July 81.
I've stood for a lot OF
kidding from some Of the
fans and readers over the
way I picked the clubs to
finish at the end Of the
pennant race. And most
Of the kidding has centered
around the play of three
clubs, Brooklyn and Gin
cinnati in the National
League and Washington in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-21
TRIANGLEs TAKE NINTH

Hitting the ball to all corners,
Indianapolis Triangles scored their
ninth consecutive victory by trounc-
ing the Carmel Reserves, ILL, Sun
day. Hurt. Wechsler, Hunt and Iowa
each collected three blows while the
Triangle infield turned in four dou-
bic plays. Score:
Triangles ...... o3s ooi z00-ii Is /
Drarmel ...-.....-. 900 600 100 ?
Baldus. Dean and BoYa: Horton. Roeder
<and Carr.
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Bu United Press
DALLAS. July 21-The uncondi-
tional release of Grover Cleveland
Alexander. veteran pitcher, was an
nounced today by Vice President
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huns batted ln-Purdy u, Morehart I2l,
McCann l2l Winters. Frazier f3l. Ambrose
f2l Barnhart t2l Two-base hitS-Crab-
tree Merchant. Winters. Smith. Barnhart.
Connolly. Three-base hits-Ambrose. Home
runs-Frazier az. Purdy. Sacrifices
Purdy Monahan. Ambrose. Double plays
Merchant to Kingdom to Mccain; Con-
molly TO Warstler 70 Monahsn. Left on
on. balls-Of DOYLE 1: OF Ambrose. 3: on
Bu we'll 2. Struck out-By Doyle, /; by
Ambrose. J. Hits-Of Doyle. 5 in four In
nings: on Maxton. 3 in three innings: OF
Winter in two innings: of Ambrose. q
in six and one-third innings. OF BurweIl
in two and two-third innings. Wild pitch
-Burwell. Umpires-BroWn and johnson,
Time, 400.
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GIANTS AND CARDINALS MAKE GAINS ON LEADERS
Local Girls Score So
in State Golf Play;
Miss Dunn FalterS

Cleveland, and there was such a
noticeable absence of Indianapolis,
Ft. Wayne and Terre Haute players
that it was hard to realize it was
really a state tournament.
Qualifying scores today: