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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 2O.-Ralph
Guldahl, 18-year-old Dallas (Tex)
golfer, led a field of the nations
best professionals and a group Of
middle western amateurs as play
began today in the second eighteen
hole round Of the $4,000 st. Louis
open tournament.
Guldahl, playing in his first i'm
portant tournament, scored a 81
$3.50, six under part, on the open
ing eighteen holes Friday. He was
three under par going out and three
under coming in.
S. E. Cooper, Chicago, and Tommy
Armour scored Cts while Horton
Smith went around in 70. Wild Bill
Mehlhorn, who equalled the course
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
ROGERS TO MEET BURNS

Two of the three bouts on next
Monday nights wrestling card al
Tomlinson hall have been arranged.
The main event for the two best Of
three falls viii bring together Joe
Domar Rogers of Columbus, O., and
Doc Burns of Louisville, KY.
Joe Gilman of Akron, O., win
meet Young Dan Morris of Column
bus in the semi-windup for one fall
or thirty minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
Wilson May Be
Out of Series

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Sept. 2O.-If the Cards
win the National League pennant,
they probably will go into the world
series minus the services of Catcher
Jimmy Wilson, who sprained an
ankle in the Giants series. If Will
son is out, Gus MancuSo, who leads
all National League receivers with a
batting average of 800, will be
forced to do all the Cards catching
as Earl Smith, recalled from
Rochester, is not eligible for the
playoff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
Irish Eleven
Upsets Purple

Cathedral gave the local prep grid
dope bucket its first tip Friday, de-
feating the touted Washington Con-
tinentals in the dedication game of
the new west side athletic field,
6 to 0. Taking the ball on the 35-
yard line, the Irish made three first
downs by end runs and crossed the
west siders defense with a forward
pass, Wulle to McCreary for the
touchdown. Luzar and Unser were
the backbone of the Continentals
while Kelly and Mccormick were
main cogs in Coach Joe Dienhart's
machine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
Independent, Amateur
Baseball Gossip.

Forester Cubs have open dates after
Sunday and desire to hear from strong
city and state clubs. Gail DreXel 1875, or
address Harold Schoettle, 655 Greer street.
Due to a misunderstanding the Fort
vile Merchants are without a game for
Sunday. Any city or state team inter
ested on a sixty-forty basis please call
1872, Fortville.
Keystones will meet Saint Pats in the
final of q three-game series Sunday. Key
stones Will be under new management for
the remainder of the season. For games
or information call DreZel 77s5-l. <. NJ.
S. notice.
Indianapolis GraYs lost elose contest
at Atlanta Sunday, to /. l.ott allowed
but I'VE hits for the losers. Thess clubs
will meet again. A game Is wanted for
Sunday. Call Belmont 3045. or wire
George Fortner. 1922 West Norris street.
Indianapolis orioles will play Loiirees at
Longacre Sunday. All orioles report for
practice tonight.
A real battle is expected at Columbus
Sunday when Seymour Reds meet Cqtsu-
bus Athletics. Twigg. Columbus ace. ell
be on the mound.
Indianapolis Reserves have Sept. q and
% open. Fast teams eau Cherry 45li. or
write A. Monroe. 200l Roosevelt avenue.
good shortstop is needed. Call above num-
Der.
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Errors-None. Runs batted in-Barn-
hart. Dorman. Connolly. Simons, Camel,
Barnes ~. Narlesky. Tucker (2l, Angley,
man. Lavne. Tucker. Three-base hits
Barnes. Olivares. Stolen base-Monahan
acrif1ces-Barnhart Connolly. Burwell.
Left on bases-Indianapolis. IL; Louisville
8. Base on balls-Of Deberry. 8: of viii
liams, 1: of Penner. 3; off Burwell /.
Struck eutaBy Pen1ne,r; "a BY Burwell. 9;
Williams. in inning (pitched to in
fourth. Losing pitcher-Deberry UNI
pires-Goeta and Clayton. Time. 2.02.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
BRADDocK is WINNER
Dick Daniels OutgameS Gallagher
in Boston Ring.

BOSTON. Sept. 20. - It took
James j. Braddock of North Bergen,
N. j., just two rounds of a scheduled
ten-round bout to knock out Phil
Mercurio of New York at Boston
Garden Friday night.
Dick Daniels of Minneapolis,
former Minnesota football player,
got judges decision from Marty
Gallagher oVea a ten-round route.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
College Grid

BY United Press
MADISON. Wls.-Scrimmage was on the
football squad today The team was
given brief scrimmase at the close of
Fridays drill, but today's workout will be
the first real test for the tentative var
Sity eleven
COLUMBUS, o.-coach Sam willaman
hopes to develop an Ohio State back field
this season, composed entirely of triple
threat men. Fridays workout was limited
to light drill with numerous candidates
being tried cut Tor the back field. but to-
days practice is expected to include a
full game between scrubs and regulars.
CHICAGo-Developme of a forward
pass offense is the chief aim of Coach
A. A. Stagg and in Fridays opening scrim-
sive work was limited entirely to pass
plays.
CHAMPAIGN. ul.-New candidates for
the Illinois football team are receiving
special attention from Coach Bob Zuppke
and it is probable, that a number. Of
team. With Yanuskus confined to the
Sldellnes BY an elbow injury. Perrine.
Berry: Evans snd Captain Robinson have
ANN ARBOR. Mich-Michigan' football
SQUAD will engage in its first official scrim-
mage on Ferry Field today. The Blue
team vii have the frst stTiHns line With
GOA ana leSl6I. willie the fteQS Will nave
the second line with Newman. Eastman.
Wheeler and Goldsmith in the back field.
BIZ United Press
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 20.-Al KrezowSki.
sophomore end. has been lost 10 the Min
neSota football squad through ineltgibility
and Chef Carlson. tackle, is out of action
because OF injuries. Fridays workout in
cluded a long aerial drill.
IOWA CITY. Ia.-Search for a capable
-
ball workouts Coach Ingwersen alter
mated Two back field combinations in Fri
DAYS drill, but as vet has been unable
to find an outstanding kicker. The squad
held a lengthy scrimmage.
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The principal battle in the Ma
tional League now is between the
Robins and Cubs for second place.
They were tided today, each with 81
victories, So defeats and seven games
left to play. The schedule favors
the Cubs, as they have all their re-
naming games with the sixth place
Braves and seventh-place Reds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
Buttner Given
Tackle Berth

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 2o.-With
George Buttner, veteran guard, in
the tackle position vacated by Red
Sleight, last years all-American,
and Jack Christman, 1929 reserve,
at guard, the Purdue line is making
a much improved showing and
Coach Kizer has turned his atten-
ton to the back field.
The back field has not shown as
well as expected and changes were
expected in today's scrimmage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20

Eighth Race Claiming; 3-year-o and
up: mile and eighth Lion Hearted, 1l3;
Agent. ll3; Elizabeth, 113; Juel Jean. 10s;
Prince Charles. ll6: Brother Johnson, l06;
on Up. 1903; Shark. l18; Budker. Ill;
Joseph Sabbath, Ill.
Weather, clear; track. fast
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HENS PURCHASE human

fPhilsdelphia at st. Louis will be played
n ouble-header Sunday.l
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Blue Gridn1en
Trim Sheridan

Bu Times Special
SHERIDAN, Ind, Sept. 90
Coach Hold Fletcher's local high
school gridmen took their second
walloping here Friday when Short
ridge of indianapolis romped over
them, 26-0 The locals were beaten
42-0 at Mishawaka last week.
Starting team of second string
ers, coach Lon Goldsberry sent his
regulars in late in the first period.
The score was to 0 Shortage, at
the half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
WEST VIRGINIA WINS

Bu United Press
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20.-West
Virginia university scored the first
major football victory of the sea-
son Friday night. defeating Du-
quesne, n to 0. The game was
watched BY $4,000 fans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
RAN DEFEATS NIERZ

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Eddie Ran,
145, Poland, defeated Billy Merz,
lat. Columbus, and Barney. Ross,
Chicago. drew with Young Terry,
Davenport, Ia, in eight-round bouts
here 1riday,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
St. Louis Appears to
Have Flag Clinched
Red Birds May Lose Three of Eight Remaining Games
and Still Share Top; Robins and Cubs to Battle
for Second Place.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press STAFF CORRESPONDENT

YORK Sept League pennant
whisper today the St
Cardinals neared their third in five years.
automatically Robins Chicago
the Actually the
upss baseball history for either OF this trio beat out the Cards
Phiies Pirates place. though
The Robins and Cubs win all their remaining games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
MANDELL, HERMAN SIGN
Former Lightweight Champ to Meet
Chicago Welter.

o n UtLCU TTCNS
CHICAGO. Sept 20. - Sammy
Mandsll, former world lightweight
cham oion, will make his first Chi
cago appearance since his one-round
knockout by Al Singer, in an eight
round bout with Tommy Herman.
Chicago welterweight, at Chicago
coliseum, Sept. 24.4 The bout will
be MandelTs second start in his
comeback" attempt to win recog-
milton in the welterweight class.
Ted Ross, Chicago, and Tuffy
ODowd. Pocatello, Idaho, light
heavyweight, will meet in an eight
round semi-windup.
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History of BasebaII-No.
ROUND BALL. GAVE
IDEA FOR BASEBALL
This
BY GEORGE c. MORELAND
n
Copyright. 1880. by NEA Service. Inc.

ASEBALL its birth the game Aunty explained
- in yesterdays article 1t had its first development
instead of catching the ball decided hit it
with stick After Aunty Over the Round Ball.
General Doubleday the authority history national
game.
played with ball. bat basebalrs starting
point Here is the General Doubleday described it,
1.-THE called Of them real posts
stuck in the ground about three feet high arranged in the form
numbered three rotation Number
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20

Purchase OF Pitcher JEFF Cameron
of McCook. outstanding right-hand-
er Of the Nebraska State League
has been announced by the Toledo
Mud Hens.
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Friday Football
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL
Cathedral 1ndianapolis) g. Washing
ton Indianapolisl 0
Central lEvansville). IS; Tech INDIAN
apolisl. 0.
Southport. IL; Broad Ripple INDIAN
apolisl. T.
shortridge Gndianapolisl. rs; sheri-
dan. O.
Logansport. 3d. Huntington z.
Rushyile. 81; Greenfield. 0.
MartinsVile AZ: Westfied. O.
Vincennes. %. Worthington. Z.
Froebel Gary. %; Crane Tech iChi-
cago). 0.
Clinton. 4: Jasonyile 0.
Brazil 10; Monticello 0.
Reitz Memorial (Evansvilep, Al. Gray
Vile. Ill. 0.
Elwood. 21 Kirklin. o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
Jones Perfects Shots
for Amateur Battle
Bobby Not Attempting Par-Shattering Rounds, but
Seriously Trying to Perfect Game; Albanian Anxious
to Capture Fourth Crown of Year.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press stan Correspondent

CRICKET CLUB ARDMORE Pa Sept 2Oe-Leaving
business parshaeng practice rounds the lesser lights Merton
Bobby Jones going seriously about his preparations for the forth
coming amateur championship
The Albanian seeking his fourth golf title Of the
before making attempt
but attempting to bring his back to that fine point pefec
which victory.
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BY United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-The
Washington Senators today had
olinched second place in the Ameri-
can League race. The Senators as
sured themselves of the runner up
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
Northwestern, With Vet Lineup, to
Make Strong Bid for Grid Grown

Editors NOte-Following is the fifth
article of the United Press series on Big
Ten Conference football prospects.
Mondays articles will discuss the Uni
versity of Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
IRISH PLAY YEARLINGS
Notre Dame to Hold First Scrim-
mage Session Of Year.

HJNE'N7HVNN
BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 90
Notre Danes 1880 football team
will have its first taste of actual
competition today in a game with
the freshmen. Coach Rockne has
given the team eight formations
for use in the opening game with
Southern Methodist, Oct. 4. and
these plays will be tried out to-
day.
Because of the scrimmage sched-
uled for today, Fridays orkout was
limited to a light signal drill.
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seasons, but in both he was in
Jured early in the year and was
out Of most Of the big games. Hanley
has declared that Bruder is the best
back field man he ever had seen.
II Bruder escapes his injury jinX
he is certain to hold down one half
back position. Les Hanley, brother
of the coach, again has first call on
the quarter back post. A trio of
lettermen, Al Moore, Sid Burnstein
and Bill Griffin, are competing for
the other half back post. "Pug''
Rentner, 190-pound sophomore, is
the leading candidate for full back.
with "Reb" Russell, former Nebraska
university letterman, as his chief
rival.
In the line Hanley has the serv-
ices of his 1929 regular ends and
tackles, Frank Baker and Larry Oil
plant at ends and Dallas Marvil
and Jack Riley at tackle. Red
Woodworth is back at his 1929 guard
berth with Jimmy Evans and Ralph
Haug, who won letters last year,
and Cliff Kinderan, reserve, fighting
for the berth vacated by Henry
Andersen.
Mickey Erickson, au-conference
center, is missing, but Red Clark
who was his understudy for two
years promises to fill the vacancy
satisfactorily.
The only REFRESHING influence to
Northwestern's hopes is the sched-
ule--one of the most difficult a Big
Ten school has tackled in many
years. Starting with Tulane, south
ern champions, the Wildcats meet
eight strong foes without a single
breather. The complete schedule
ics
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weather. clear; track. fast.
Third of Veterans Djes

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Sept 20.
Edward Carr, 89, one Of Michigan
City's three surviving Civil war vet
Grams, died Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
MEXICAN GRIDMEN LEAVE

2 MEXICO CITY, Sept. 2O.-The
National university football team
leaves for Los Angeles today to play
Occidental college on Sept. 26.
Twenty-Five players, coach and
manager are making the trip.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20

TWO prominent fiyweights who
Il are known nationally bill bat
tie Tuesday night at Tomlinson hall
when Black Bill of Cuba and Happy
Anterior Of Indianapolis get to-
gether for ten rounds. Each holds
a win over the other and Tuesday
nights bout is the rubber contest.
Both are ranked among the first ten
in the fly division. The supporting
card includes a semi-windup be-
tween Kid Slaughter Of Terre Haute
and Kid Bozo of indianapolis.
Jackie Parker of Terre Haute and
Tony Petruzzi of Indianapolis will
meet in the top six. The two four
FOUNDERS include Smiling Henry
Dawson VS.. Ray Smith, and Calvin
Clark VS.. Kid Blue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
VARSITY, FRosH CLASH
l. U. Gridmen to Hold Only Double
Drill of Season.

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 20.
Indiana's varsity will meet the
freshmen today in one-half Of the
Hoosier's only double workout of the
year
Following Sundays holiday the
squad will start intensive scrimmage
practice. Fridays workout was linn
lited to tackling and kicking prac-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20

Second Race Claiming; 2-year-olds; six
furlongs) -Allegretto los; Directly, l07;
Barney Sexton, 105: Good Jest, 107; Brown
Eeyed Mary, l05; Gun Fire, l07; Talented
look, 1Os; Miss Keaton, 109; Running Girl,
1909; valedictory. 1l2; Cousin Doll, 104;
Miss Sheyenne io4; Weideleen, 1902: Miss
Comet, 102; Twill, los; Try 1t, i02.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington - O02 100 O20- s IS /
fNtroit ............. 02o COZ ooo- 10
and HayWorth.
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OFFICERS in TITLE TILT
1928 Champion Gains Finals i1a
Army Golf Meet.

h'J C'Vd HACCFs
BIZ United Press
FIT. LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Sept.
20.-Major R. K. Sutherland, cham
pion army golfer in 1923, had a sec
ond title in sight today as he en-
tered the finals of the annual army
golf tournament here.
He was paired against Lieutenant
NJ. Joseph Cranston of the air corps
at West Point in a thirty-six hole
champion match.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

,onlv games scheduled,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20

Geneva. rs: st. Vincent. o.
west Virginia Z: Duduesne. o.
Oklahoma City. university. 40' Abilene
Texas Christian. a.
North Dakota Aggies. o. Concordia
(Moorhead Mimi. 0.
Texas Christian. AZ; Denton Techers. 0.
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Fifth Race handicap; 3-year- Odds; one
mile -schooner, il3: !bJFaa5Tr, lo2 Martha
1903; Boiling, l06: al Back Log, l1s; Chilly
Flight, 100: Hillsborough 100: fbl Charm
er, liz; Gabboo, 102; (a)Oswego. Ill;
(c) Frigate Bird, 1i2.
(c)Frigase Bird, 1i2; (clPolonis, ia
Ghallgehr- Coombs entry.
(blCamden entry.
(clPrentess entry.
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Fifth Race handicap; 2-year-olds; fu-
turity course) D. "a Aerial Prince l22:
Bousafabo, III; Battle Sweep, 1922 Blind
Bowboy, 1872; (b)Magnifico. III; (alLiberty
Ace, 122; Betty Derr, 1874; Mate, 1872; (bJ
Pennate, 1872; Mark Anothy, III.
(a)A. L. Ferguson entry.
(b)H. P Whitney entry.
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Fourth Race Claiming; Leyland hotel;
Grecian Beauty, 102; Busy. 1903; Chief
Delight. ITO; My Carolyne. i02; Scarlet
Brigade, 10; Anna Bean, 1917; Pennant
Call. 105.
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AT LINCOLN FIELDS

First Race claiming: 3-year-olds and
up; six furlongsl- Lee Cooper, i07; Michel
Thunder, 1917: Kit Carson, 1917; Katy Nc
Cook, 100; Deerfield. l07; Percentage, 107;
Gold Mint 1917; Short Price. 1o7; War
bea. 1913; Ambol, 1903; Lillian Tobin, 1903;
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Third Race claiming 3-year-olds and
UP; one milel-Jem. ITO; Uncommon Gold,
ITO; Ellice, 104; Suitor, i12; Jean LATTE,
l07.
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Sweetheart Bread made a clean sweep of
their series wit hSugar Greek as, Banquet
Tea, Wiebke and Illinois Recreation took
and Gardner Special curing the Essential
League games on the Illinois alleys. Mein
and CroftS had totals of $40 and COZ.
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up; one and one-sixteenth miles-Master
Ace. 10: Royal Manager, lis; Honest
John. ia; Seth's Ballot, ITO; Lillian T.,
1907; Cockrill, 10: Privately, ia; Easter,
1902; Irene T. 1917; Leflore. us; Diodoro.
i02; Sandy Shore. 107 Pompon, o. Flo
O'Neill. 1903; Tennesseean. l02; Brois, Ill;
Woodlot, ITO.
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Third Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; mile and seventy yards Waiting
Maid, lo5; Pryoo66s PRICE, lqs; our 10T Own,
Ign L.. 10; Hades 1903; Mary Marvin, no;
Don Au, 1903; Hiram Kelly, 1l8; Peter
Dixon, 113: General Clinton 1903; Dare
Devil. 112; Miss Alabama. 1885, Royal
Beauty. los; Burlap. 11S; Super Toy, los;
Bill Cosgrove, 1l3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
ELKINs BEATS GROGAN

bp CNlIeU PT6SS
OMAHA, Neb.,. Sept. 20.-Eddie
Elkins, 1877, New York, defeated
Tommy Grogan, 40. Omaha, in ten
rounds here Friday.
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Oct. 4-Tulane at Northwestern.
get. fl-Ohio at Northwestern.
Oct. 18-NOrthweStern at Illinois.
Oct. 25-Centre at Northwestern.
Nov. Northwestern at Minnesota
Nov. S-NorthweStern at Indiana.
Nov. 22-Notre Dame at Northwestern.
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Seventh Race Claiming; 3-year-olds;
one and one-sixteenth niles Broad Axe,
i05; Hubby Basil. i07; Bob Rogers. IFS;
Pretty Pose, lO7: Tela, 81; Fort Dearborn,
100: Star Flyer, l04: Porto Play. liz; Royal
Son, us; Searington. los; Don Fernando,
i07; Coral Beach, los.
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Fourth Race claiming: 3-year-olds; one
milel Chancellor. 1903: Amyvale. 10; Hot
Shot. lis; Lady Fingers, 107; Flat Iron,
1903; Taddywaws, los.
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGU
Today'S Games
AMERICAN ASSOCIATE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville.
Columbus at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee,
st. Paul at Kansas City.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati at New York two gamesl.
st. Louis at Philadelphia 1.-TWO gamesl
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Race Entries
Saturday
AT LEXINGTON

AT LEAlNGION
First Race Claiming; 2-year-olds: maid
ems; futurity course) Mark Anothy, lis;
Magic Flute us; Black Pan, us; "a
Donna Ulrtca, liz; Fortune. IFS; lb)Ter-
rorist, lis; Tennessee Gal, ll2; Lureen,
ll2: Speaker. lis; (b)Absolutely. lis: Will
liam j., lis: Adalor T., us; (clNurse
Maid, liz: (cl Sheraton. us; Livia, ll2;
Silkoline. 112; Southern Beauty, 1l2;
Major Lanphier 115
ta)Navin and Patterson.
DC w. Moore entry.
(c)Mrs. Roy Carruthers entry.
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Sixth Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up: futurity course The Tartar, ll5;
Overheard. los: Black Berry Time, 105;
Griffin, ITO; Netie Pebbles. l02; Coots 10;
Minnie, 107; Knight Commander, 10;
Romany Baw, 105.
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up; futurity course Material, 113; Good
bye Summer, los; My Last Honey. los
Atenas. 1903; Red Rider. 1913, The Abbot
Forbis, li3; Bob Blackburn, 1l3; Eller
Adair, ITO; Pink Blossom, los; Tin Hat
l13; Prince Sport, 1903; Gideon l13; Watch
On, 118; Burnt Sienna, ITO.