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Three Twin
W iins Made
in National
Robins, Pirates and Cards
Cop Double Bills From
Rivals.
Bv United Press

BU United Press
NEW YORK, July 2S.--Double
victories featured Sundays major
league games, three National League
clubs winning twice each and one
American League club hanging up
two triumphs.
Brooklyn's double-h header victory
over the Phillies. 1915 and 9-6. en-
allied the Robins to gain game and
a half in the National League race
and increase their lead over the
Chicago Cubs to two games. Chuck
Klein hit two homers in the first
gsrle, his twenty-eighth and twen-
ty-ninth of the season.
Cincinnati's second triple play of
the season helped the Reds hang
up their fifth victory over the Cubs,
6 to 5.
Pittsburgh handed the New York
Giants a severe setback by winning
both ends of double header, 1913
and 8-4.
The st. Louis Cardinals won twice
from the Boston Braves, 30 and
6-1. Syl johnson allowed the Braves
but three hits in the first game.
Homers by George Fisher and Chick
Hafey accounted for the Cards two
runs in the first game. Fishers
triple with the bases loaded won
the second game.
The st. Louis Browns staged two
late-inning rallies to win the Amer~
lean Leagues only double header
by beating the Boston Red Sox, 1919
and 8 to 6. The Browns scored
eight runs in the eighth inning OF
the first game and Alex Metzler's
home run with two men on base
broke a 6-6 tie in the ninth inning
of the second game. Goose Goslin
hit three homers for the Browns,
one in the first and two in the
second.
a
The Philadelphia Athletics lost game in
the American League race by losing to
Cleveland. ~. while Washington beat tho
Chicago White Sox. 10-1. Charley Jamie
sons double with the bases filed featured
Cleveland's victory over Philadelphia. After
losing three games in a row to ChIeaKp,
Fred Marberry stopped the White Sox with
three hits.
Hammering four New York pitchers hard.
Detroit won from the Yankees ia
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Young California Net Star
Trips Hunter to Win Grown
Ellsworth Vines, 8, Captures Metropolitan Grass Courts
Singles Title in Hard Battle.

Vines clearly demonstrated that he
is Davis cup timber by dropping two
sets to Francis T. Hunter of New
Rochelle, N. Y, No. in the national
rankings, and then winning the
next three to take the final match,
Is. As, GA, GA, 6-1.
The lean Californian is ranked
nationally ONLY as a junior, being
second to Kei'l Gledhill, another
Californian.
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RIVERSIDE MAT BILL

Two finish matches will top the
Wrestling show at Riverside tonight.
Henry Stoef1, Ft. Wayne, will meet
Leslie (Red) Beers, and Hugh Webb
viii oppose Merle Dolby.
Webb boasts of never having
taken over ten minutes to gain a
fall in any of his bouts at River
side. Another match Will be be-
tween Chef McCauley and Scotty
Blake. The shoE viii start at $50.
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Freeman Cops
Hurdle Grown

Theodore Freeman won the in
dividual crown in the Indiana
Kentucky A. A. U. two-mile Stee-
plechase at Broad Ripple with 157
points. He finished second in the
eighth leg of the run Sunday, be-
hind Robert Kemp. who was sec
ond in the final standing with 141.
Charles Molyneaux was third, fol-
lowed by Robert Grim and Clarence
Goldrick.
Spades Independents won the
team cup with 412 points and In
diana university was second with
351. Kemp was awarded a silver
medal for breaking the state rec
ord twice. His best mark is 9:42.
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PEDIGO VS.. KUPPFER

Two speed merchants" will clash
tonight in the main go at the free
wrestling show at Broad Ripple.
Blacksmith Pedigo is reputed to be
one of the fastest grapplers in this
territory and Fred Kuppfer. his OPP
ponert, also has a reputation for
speed. The bout viii be best two in
three falls.
In the semi windup Sammy Davis
and Harold Sims will mix in time
limit. Lou Lonsberry and Jack Rice
will onen the show at $50.
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New State Net Champs

women's champion. defeated Ruth oxeman.
Cincinnati Ga, So
Miss Wolf and Miss Oxeman won. the
doubles title by defeating Mary V: Jones
and Louise Karle, Terre Haute, 6-l, 6-S.
Ed and Leo Leieck. Chicago won the
Hughes enc George O'Connel. Chicago
60. 90. 62.
Ferris Traylor, Evansville. beat George
specht; Evsapsvisilss. for the boys single
hutchinson and Traylor took the boys
doubles from Ross Cheshire. Atlanta, Ga.
and Ralph McElvain. Bloomington, 6-S'
rs g.
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Some Mark!

Bu United Press
NEW YORK, July 28.-Mel-
~ vim OFT, New York Giants
right fielder, is believed to have
established a new major league
record by making two consec-
utive hits in one inning on two
consecutive days, when he
turned the trick against the
Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday
and Sunday. He made two
singles off Brame in the fifth
inning Saturday, and he hit a
home run and a single of
Meme and Swetonic in the
eighth inning of the first game
Sunday.
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Cops
Amateur Golf
Title of West

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 28.-The western
amateur golf championship was
back in Chicago, its birthplace, to-
day through the victory Of Johnny
Lehman, former Purdue star, over
Ira Couch, and 2, in the thirty
six-hole final match over the Bev-
erly Hills course Saturday
Both the finalists in the regular
tournament are from Chicago, as is
Chick Evans, whom Lehman defeat
ed in the playof for the medal
Sunday. A temperature OF well
above 90 apparently slowed down
both contestants in Sundays match,
Lehman taking 10, and Evans
an 81,
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BH United Press


NEW YORK, July pa new
tennis star, Ellsworth Vines Of PaSa-
dena, Cal. has made his appearance
in the east and today held the
Metropolitan grass courts singles
championship and a brilliant vic
tory over Americas second ranking
player.
Only Is and competing on grass
courts for the first time in his life.
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Tourney for
Women Aug. 4

Members of the indianapolis
Women's Golf Association VIII en-
gage in an eighteen-hole handicap
70 Tournament at Speedway course
A1g 4 Entries, with handicaps,
must be filed by Friday noon Can
MRS. charles A. Kelley Jr. at Hum
boldt 1893 or Mrs. H. M. BennetV
at Talbot 1886.
There will be prizes for low gross
and low net.
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MetZler Has
Big Bat Day

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, July 2B.--Alex Metz
Ter, st. Louis Browns outfielder re-
Gently obtained from the Chicago
White Sox, made six hits, scored five
runs, drove in four runs and hit a
home run with two men on base in
the ninth inning of the second
game as the Browns took a double
header from the Boston Red Sox
Sunday.
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BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 28.-NeW
tennis champions of Indiana, de-
cided by weekend play in the sew
eral tournaments at Evansville, are;
Earl Bossong. 10. Cincinnati, junior
singles champion of southern Inolana. Nh
George oConnell Chicago II indiana lana
posroro who was too exhausted from heat
afteT his Sunday morning junior victory
TO play in the afternoon. -
Catherine Wolf. Indianapolis lho-'
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Diegel, Armour
Tie for Grown

. NNCAsTER, Ontario, July %. :
Leo Diegel, P. G.. A. champion, and
Tommy Armour, 1927 United States
open champion, will meet in a thir-
ty-six-hole match here Wednesday
for the Canadian open champion
ship.
They tied at the end of seventy
two holes of medal play Saturday,
each with 277. Previous engage
ments prevent them from meeting
until Wednesday.
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sTUNKEL NAMED COACH

GREENCASTLE, Ind, July 3D.
Charles S. Stunkel of Owensville,
captain of De Paw university's
basket team last season, has been
signed as basketball coach for Har-
risburg township high school at
Harrisburg, III. Stunkel now is. in
summer school at De Paw.
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BIZ CHttCu fFtSS
LONDON, July q. - Another
claimant to the worlds heavyweight
boxing championship will be deVel-
oped tonight when Young Stribling
of Georgia and Phil Scott of Eng
land meet in a ten-round heavy
weight bout at Wimbledon stadium.
Stribling is a favorite, but there
is little betting on the outcome, al
though Lloyd's has offered odds OF
Q and 215 to l that the Georgian
will win.
No provisions have been made to
prevent the bout from ending in a
foul. The last time Stribling ap-
peared here he lost to Primo Car
nera on a foul. Scott has either
won on a foul or claimed foul in his
last half dozen bouts,
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CITY METERS CLASH

Play in the city boys and junior
tennis tourney opened today at
Hawthorn courts. Robert McCul-
Tough, Vincent Meunier, Tom Ly-
saght, Woody Du Hallway, Cornelius
Holloway Jr., Joe StubbS, Jack Yle
and Harry Martin are the seeded
players in the junior event, while
Frank Campbell, Tod Johnson,
Stanley Malless and Alfred Meunier
are seeded in the boys tourney.
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ROLLING RIDGE WINS

Rolling Ridge polo team defeated
TT. Harrison at the formers field
Sunday, 3 to 2. The soldiers played
without the services of Captain
Gammong. who has been trans
ferred to Georgia. Reed showed well
in Gammon's place.
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RUNS batted in-Smith. Z: Crabtree. 2
Kingdom. Mccain. .: Purdy. NarieSky; Dor
man. 3: Angley. Freigau, 2: Riddle. =:
Ambrose. Home runS-Smith. Angley.
Three-base hit-Crabtree. Two-base hits
smith. Freigau.. Ambrose. Sacrifice hits
Mccain. Narlesky. Left on baSes-Colum-
on Kemner. 8: of Cvengros, 4; of Am
brose. 3: of Burwell 2 Struck out-By
Wild pitches-Cvengros. 1; Miller. 1. Win
ming pitcFer-Miller. Losing pitcher.Am-
brose. HiCs-On Cvengros. 6 in 2-3 IN
ninqs: of Ambrose. 7 in s: OF BurWeiI.
in i 10: Of Kemner. in 2. 2-3: OF Mil
Ter. in S: of Jones. none in is. Um-
pires-Snyder and Johnson. Time. $50
SATURDAY NIGHT GAME
Columbus 100 O2o Oo4-7
Indianapolis ....... 600 0lo COL 2
Wysong and Devine. Dixon; Jonnard
Hildebrand and Riddle. Losing pitcher
Jonnard.
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RUNS BATTED IN
STOLEN BASES
LOCAL METERS WIN

Hawthorn netmen defeated Rich
mond, five matches to two, at the
local courts Sunday. Parker, P.
Seidensticker. Wilson and Orme
we're the singles winners for the
local team, and Seidensticker and
G. Seidensticker in the doubles.
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TRACK STAR TO EUROPE

BIZ United Press -
NEW YORK, July 2s.-stella
walsh, Cleveland, women's track
and. field record holder, is expected
~ compete as a Polish contestant IN
two European meets this summer
Daniel Ferris, secretary of the A. A.
U. said today. Officially Miss Walsh
is a Polish citizen. although she mas
annlied for her first United States
papers.
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SHORTY CANTON WINS

o MILWAUKEE, Wis, July %
Shorty Canton of Detroit won the
-kilometer feature race here
Sunday in slips, with Wilbur Shaw
of Indianapolis a close second. Billy
Arnold, indianapolis 5OO-mile win
ner. was forced out of the race.
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Griffith Holds
Edge on Heeney

BIZ T'Hitfd Press
NEW YORK, July 25.-Tuffy
Griffith of Sioux City. Ia, is a az
to-1 favorite to defeat Tom Heeney
of New Zealand when they meet IN
a ten-round heavyweight bout at
the Greensboro arena Tuesday
night
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TOMMY WARNE WINS

HELSiNGFORS, Finland, July %.
Two Yankee track stars triumphed
in an international meet here Sun
day. Tommy Warne Of Kokomo,
Ind, representing Northwestern,
won the pole vault at IS feet GIG
inches, and Pete Bowen of Pitts
burgh won the 100-meter and 400
meter races.
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JACKSON ON SHELF

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 2s-Travis
jackson. shortstop and captain OF
the New York Giants, still is SUI
fering from the stomach ailment
which forced him to leave the line
I'D a few days ago. and it is not
known how soon he will be able to
return to the game.
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MILLERs BUY RICoNpA

B9 Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July %
Sale was announced Sunday night
of Harry Riconda, veteran third
sacker, by Kansas City to Minne-
spols
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Macks Have "a Home
Tits and Il on Road;
Play Yanks, Mats Next
AS Top Fatering Senators by Six Games and Appear
Capable of CoaSting to Pennant; Robins, Cubs
Continue Hot Battle.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK July 28With approximately two-thrd OF the SEIZED
today pointed another
the Philadelphia Athletics and struggle between the Brooklyn
Chicago the National League flag
the New York Yankees
the National
behind the Ath-
missing cylinders The Giants and
to IN the race WIN
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Heinlein Links Champion

Setting a new
course record for
amateurs with a
brilliant SO on
the final eight
cen holes, Bill
H e i nlein, local
star, e m erg ed
victorious Sat-
urd ay in the
state junior golf
championship at
Muncie.
Heinlein d c.
f e a t e d Dick
K i m brou 6 h,
Muncie, one up.
in a thrilling
nip and - tuck
thirty = six hole
N a t C h. Kim
brough led one
up at the end
of the morning
eighteen, but the
former Indian
apolis Times city
junior CHI a m p
C a m e b a OK
S trong in he
afternoon to cop
the honors. His
SO was three I'M
der par, while
the challenger
had a II, one
under par. Helm
lein had a lat
for the final
thirty-six holes
and Kimbrough
148.
.Heinlein has
won The Times
| junior golf title
twice, in 1923
and 1929.
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DrASTRO MEETS La BARBA

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Fidel La
Barba, California featherweight, ar
rived here today for his match
against Earl MAESTRO, Chicago, on
Aug. 7. MaStro was quoted an Sto 5
favorite today.
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HARMON SCORES ACE

Playing the Pleasant Run course
Sunday, James Harmon got famous
on the thirteenth hole when he
scored an ace shot and thereby
qualified for membership in the
hole-in-one club.
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HOME RUN sLUGGERS
Ruth. Yanks -. So Gehrig, Yanks 20
wilson. Cubs 49,. 32 Foxx, Athletics ..2s
Klein, Phillies .. 20 Berger, Braves ....27
RUNS
Ruth. Yanks 80 100 Wilson, Cubs So. 90
Klein Phillies 90 simmons,
CuyIer, Cubs -. 96 Athletics ...... 81
HITS
Klein. Phillies m154 Herman, Dodgers. IA
Terry, Giants @15I Hodapp, Indians. .li2
Frederick Dodgers I45
RUNS BATTED IN
Cehrix. Yanks .1l5 simmons,
Klein PhfIlies ..110. Athletics ..... JOB
7oxx, Athletics 10jl Ruth, Ianks ..... 30
STOLEN BASES
CuyIer, Cubs 80 .26 Rice, Senators LIB
McManus, Tigers is Gehringer, Tigers ID
Herman, Dodgers. 10
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More Bad Luck for HapIess
Tribe as Injuries Pile Up
Indians Lose Sunday After Staging Spectacular Rally;
Free Game for Women and Children Tonight.

Sabbath tilt saw catcher Riddle
playing thru and Freigau holding
down first.
The Inoian pitching staff has
cavcd in on top of series of in
juries to other regulars, Narlesky
won't do at shortstop and Cicero
lacks skill as reserve outfielder.
Ollie Tucker joined the Indians
Saturday night, but failed to get
his eye on the ball over the week
end.
Indians and Senators will return
to the night shift tonight and It will
be free for women and children.
Game will start at 8.
The heat was oppressive Sunday
afternoon end the FASTENERS of both
clubs suffered. Purdy retired in the
ninth when the humidity got him.
He nearly collapsed after a run on
the base paths.
cnd; getting .Dorman. AnEley and FreiEsT.
And the next inning Kemner was knocked
out.
Elmer Voter made a horseshoe bare
over third in the ninth. The former IN
dian got three hits. and scored four runs.
Tom AngIey walloped a homer for the
Indians, in the ninth with the sacks UNI
occupied. Johnny Riddle collected four
hits.
The Cincinnati Reds will be here for an.
exhibition with the Indians wednesday
night and will use their regular lineup
The Big Four will operate an excursion for.
rooters will be over to watch their biz
leaguers perform under the hoodlights. The
baseball train will leave for the return
trip shortly after the exhibition. The
event is being played up biz in Cincy.
Pete Monahan was injured when nat
tened by Kingdom during the night tilt
Saturday. Kingdom shared a bad throw.
lost his balance and crashed into Mona
nan who was SprtntinR for second. Pete
finished out the game. but was unable TO
use the bad leg Sunday. Esarphart has
a kink in 1t.
1t has been series Of mishaps nearly
all season for the Tribesmen and this
despite the fact the team came up from
training camp In Al condition; There's
somewhere along the line.
Joe Carr. president of the Columbus
team. Is visitor who is observing night
baseball.
between Hens and Colonies at Toledo SUM-
daV
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First Came
- Paul col 900 900
Milwaukee, .... o20 900 o2x-4
Murphv and GraboTSki; Stiey ano
Young.
Second Gamel
ST. Paul ...-...... eos ool q ls-I -
Bets Gcnie1. Nekola. Harris. Moore and
Fenner. Buvid. Streleeki. Ryan. Gearln.
stark and Shea
First Camel
Ninneapolis - 200 600 oSo- y
Kansas CITY $500. 600 200 10 y
Benton. McCuliough. Brillheart and Con
xaies: Holley. Fette. Sheehsn and SuSce.
Second Came
Ninnea polls ....... 100 900 500 y
Kansas CITY 80. 100 251 o1X-l2 ID
Morgan. MCCULLOUGH and Grinln'
Thomas. Fette and Peters.
fFfrSt Camel
kAC4lttlAt -----.-..- 49, VIZ w -
DebeEFy and AutFy: Scott and Aenline.
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SOCCER TITLE AT STAKE

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay. July %.
Argentina and Uruguay win meet
here wednesday for the woeld's Soc
Ger championship.
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Major Leaders
By United Press

Following statistics include games
of Sunday, July 81:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Today'S Games
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

NNN . ~r@FIFN
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS might
camel.
louisville at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
St Paul at MilTaukee.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago two gameSl-
Only games scheduled
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Baseball Calendar

Second Camel
rPsaG w.m; S soS O0% % SSzmis q .r
Barnes. Autry: Mcouiiian. Rabb. CON- ON
molly and E. Smith. Henline.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Gamel
P5n FdoEIS5 S Se9 "a; Ie5 9ese2-,S 10
St SHETLAND A. Elliott TT and sGS if Davis Nc
caTdy; ). Elliott. CLARK and Lopez. ~
Second Came
B sn6taEdisPhia - COG COG S SHS SIX
Hansen. Nichols Elliott, Smythe and
Rensa. Luoue and Lopez.
First Game)
g. LOUIS ...-..'..' EGG a 1o1 800 0 10 Q
johnson and wilson seibold Vs and Cronin.
st. Louis ....... co co o odg S COL 2
Sell and Mancuso. Wilson vi ON farmhouse.
Cunninsham. Jones and Spohrer.
PITTSBURGH -. 800 oos 1910 u ?
N Meme o' sretonc and pI SOY or Walker Hev.
Pittsburgh -. $50 900 100 u 2
Spencer and Hemsls ~: p Do PrSett
!
Cincinnati ........ 200 004 COX II !
Osborn. Teachout. Shealy and Hartnett:
Benton. Ash and sukeforth.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ......... 600 500 600 0
Df RHns p.nnocL $685. sSS S0s 'S Ss7o i, snS
Dickey; Sorrell and Hayworth.
Philadelphia ........ 900 eo4 ooo-4
Cleveland .... COL OIL lOx-T s
Shores. Mahaffey. Rommel and SchanE;
Ferren and Mystt.
WASHINGTON ........ o2o oo7 oio-Io IS 2
Chicago ........... 600 900 100 ; 5
Marberry and Ruel: Henry. Walsh and
Tate. Grouse.
(First- Camel
Boston ............. DOL 40 00o- IS
St. Louis .........,; loi 900 0sx-lo II
MacFsyden. Russell. Durham and Heving:
Cofman. EolEShauser. stiles. Blseholder
and Terrell.
Second Gamel
Boston ....-........ ol2 900 oo3- s 10
Lssn6ss. Smith and Berry: GRAY. KKimSsevv
and Malion.
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Kemner struck out the side in the zee. o
ond, getting Dorman, AnKley and FreiRAu
And the next inning Kemner was knocked
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1t was only a year or SO ago that
the Yankees made one of their
spectacular bids for Big Ed. 1 think
the offer was 100000, or at least
that's what the headlines said.
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Second Gamel
Louisville ........... 20l $40 o2i-12 IS 2
Toledo .......... 202 900 63x-i3 81 S
Penner. Williams. Polli. Wilkinson and
Barnes. Autry: McQuillan. Rabb. Con-
molly and e. Smith. Henline.
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Elmer Voter made a horeshoe bare
handed stop on Dorman'S Vicious drive
over third in the ninth. The former In
dian got three hits. and scored four runs.
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Il do not know how long this went
on. Some of the hotel officials tried to
lasso him between stops. but he had moth
Ing but impatience for them when he
found out they did not want to climb
aboard and help him holler. BY this time
respects he was holding out pretty we'll
I suppose he had been up and down
about ten or twelve times when a large
group OF blue coats sWarmed into the
hotel lobby and advanced on the eleva-
tor in mass formation.
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Indians and Senators will return
to the night shift tonight and IL will
be free for women and children.
Game will start at 8.
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Sunday Suggest Lost

WysonR ran for Purdy in ninth.
I,eibold batted for Dixon in eighth.
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Hammering four New York pitchers hard.
Detroit won from the Yankees. ia.
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T THOUGHT when the big v

1T was a swell show. with a lot of good,
clean fun and IL the other side has as
tough a time getting him out of the box
as the law did getting him out Of the ele-
vator that night I can understand why
they say. he Is a great pitcher-when he
is right"
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Tom Angley walloped a homer for the
Indians in the ninth with the sacks UNI
occupied. Johnny Riddle collected four
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-28

This. then. is the story of how Big Ed
hurt his arm. am told that nobody knows
whether his arm is permanently or tenn
porariy injured. II would be a tough
blow for Big Ed If he we're forced out Of
baseball and a lucrative position as the
result Of this sky-larking incident. But Il
Quinn and his associates who are spending
what limited funds they have at their
command to bring Boston back to a posi-
ton Of prestige 1t once occupied in the
American League