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Net Champ
Opposedby
Young Star
TiIden ana Suffer Top Card
at Newport: Other
Leaders Clash.

BIZ Inttfd Press
NEWPORT, r. L, Aug. 20.-Wil-
liam T. Tilden, perennial American
champion. opposed Clifford Suffer,
intercollegiate and eastern grass
court titleholder from New Orleans,
in the feature fourth-round match
in the annual Newport invitation
tennis tournament today.
Suffer is the youth to whom Til
den defaulted in quarter-f final
match of the eastern championships
when the gallery grew hostile to-
ward the lanky Philadelphia. SUIT
ter was leading Tilden when the
latter left the court and today's
match offered an opportunity to de-
ternine just how the young south
erner's game compares with Big
Bills.
The Tilden-Sutter match was not
the only feature engagement.
George Lott, No, in national rank
ing, tackled Keith Gledhill, Cali
fornia star; Sidney B. Wood, New
York sensation, opposed Bryan
Grant, diminutive national clay
court champion from Atlanta;
Frank Shields, New York, who put
John Doeg out of the running Tues
day, met j. Gilbert Hall, South Or
ange, N. j., and Francis T. Hunter,
ranking No. 2 player of New Ro-
chelle N. Y, faced Wilbur Coen,
Kansas City, in four prominent
matches.
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Aces
Strive for
Open Title
Western Action Begins at
IndianWood With Big
Field Playing.
By DIXON STEWART,
United Press stan Correspondent

INDIANWOOD COUNTRY CLUB,
ORION. Mich, Aug. 20.-More than
TIC golfers. the cream of the mid
west, set out over the difficult In
dianwood course today in an effort
to qualify for the seventy-two holes
of medal play which will determine
the 1880 western open golf cham
pionship.
AT the end of the eighteen holes
of play today. llS of the field will
move into the select group OF $50
who will begin competition Thurs
day for the title. Thirty-two Of the
list which qualified for the finals in
last years tourney are exempt from
the necessity of qualifying for this
years preliminary play.
The $50 who remain in the run
ming for the title will play eighteen
holes Thursday and eighteen holes
on Friday, with the low 81 at the
end OF the thirty-six holes of play
moving into the championship
round. The eighteen holes which
will be played today will not count
toward the championship.
The exempt group included Tom
my Armour, who cut the western
opens 72-hole total to 273 when he
won last year at Milwaukee to set
a mark six strokes under the best
previous mark made in major
competition.
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Semi-PrOs and Amateurs

NAYS and the fast baserunning of Joe
snowfall. the Maple Camp NJ. w. A. de-
feated Beech Grove Reds Sunday at Beech
Grove. to s. The Woodmen have an
open date next Sunday and desire to book
with fast state team. Whtestown. lions
vile. FountaintoWn. Arcadia take notice.
Write M w. A.. 32s Peoples Bank Bldg,
or William Jared. 1882 Naomi street. In
dianapolis.
The outlaws have strong team and
desire games with fast city and state
mines. Practice will be held Sunday
morning. 1890. at Garfield No. !. Hatch
EFT, Tompson and Slater take notice. For
games call DR.. 0797 and ask for Herman
Rosebuck.
Indianapolis Cubs defeated Riverside
olympics Sunday, to 4. 1t was an eX
citing tilt. The winners will play st.
Pats. next Sunday at Rhodius park and
another fast battle is promised. The con-
test is expected to draw a capacity crowd
with much roofing. Twigg and Williams
will form the battery for the Cubs.
O-Hara Sans are without a game for
Sunday and Labor day. Fast state teams
arc asked to write Kenneth Spillman.
s40 North oxford street. or phone Cherry
S4i6-W. Greenfield. Carthage, Arcadia
and NARROW take notice.
The Forester Cubs downed Iryington
Eroians. Is to 5. at Irwin field The
CCbs will battle the Orioles next Sunday.
games are wanted with strong city and
state clubs. Call Drexel 1856 and ask for
Joe Meo. or write Joe Corsaro, 922 South
East street
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and
Lee Battle
In Feature

George Godfrey, giant Philadel-
pl1ia heavyweight, and Eli Lee, Chi
cago mauler, head an all-Negro
fight card at Tonlinson hall tonight
in scheduled ten-round bout. Cod
frey concluded hard training here
Monday and Lee finished up Tues
day with a light workout at the
Arcade gym.
Godfrey displayed good form
while mauling spar mates and flstic
observers expect him to cut loose
tonight. He is rated champion of
the Negro battlers.
The Swan Athletic. Club is spon-
sorillg the card with One Round
Bess as matchmaker. A supporting
program with several local boxers
included has been arranged, first
scrap at $50.
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Cello Shades Duke In Fast
Tilt; Wilson Beats Holl cway

Clinton shaded the rugged Tony
Petruzzi of Indianapolis in six
rounder and Tuck Smith Of Shell
byville nosed out fluffy Mitchell of
indianapolis in four rounds in the
prelin1inaries.
Joe Lynn and Tracy Cox, local
featherweights, will meet in the
top ten next Tuesday, with Wal
ter Pickerd and an unchosen foe
in the lower ten.
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TALKING
IT OVER
BY JOE WILLIAMS

ATEW YORK. Aug 2O.-The race
~ IN the National League is still
= tHes-wsy guess. Somewhat un-
expsctedly the Giants have fought
their way into a contending posi-
ton. and by the simple expedient of
playing the best ball in the league.
They have won twenty-one out OF
their last twenty-seven starts. If
they can maintain that gait the rest
OF the distance the annual world
series ticket scandal will be on Man
haitian Isle.
There hasn't been anything srsekinE Of
. world series Up az the Polo Grounds
since 1921 That vas the year Washing
ton heat the Giants four games 70 three.
ths ultimate disposition Of houorS and
eVar being Influenced bv tEo vital factors
II plav that we're completely overlooked
BY the er5>sts in the pre-series dope.
FIRST. that Catcher Hank GOvdy would
step into his own iron barred mask. at a
critical moment. thereby provoking at once
a very hilarious and embarrassing scene as
he bounced around back Of the plate like
a rarKsntuan crane caught in coyote
wise and
Second that a grammar school ncunder
with no more ambition behind u than
sun dszed Missouri hound would come IN
feet In front Of the bag at third base and
70 scootine over Young Freddie Lindstrom
head for . game winning base hit.
TN those days. Mr.. John Joseph
i McGraw was known as a master
mind and It was the popular impress
sion that he used to sit in the dug
out down near the water bottle and
bv the sheer power Of his great
brain literally think the Giants into
their victories. the while enduring
great physical torture in the region
of the ears.
ant after the Washington series. Mr..
McCyFaw began to Indicate waning
enthusiasm for this system. due, it has
been said. to the ever-mounting per-
plexities with which he was confronted. IL
must be pretty clear TO all and sundry
that even a master mind can't do much
With a catcher Who uses his birdcsge 70 90
skiing over the grass while the winning
run is being blown across the plate.
A. anv rate they seem to have stopped
calling MI McCfTsT 2 master MIND en-
firelv The fact that he hasn't had
winner IN six wears. going on seven. may
Be partly responsible.
Somehow there IS no great interest IN
. master mind that keeps on winding up
in third and fourth place in the per-
centsKe tables. and inevitably the suspicion
begins to take hold that maybe master
mind isn't as important as a pitcher who
can pitch or a hitter who can hit.
q
IN this connection it is interest
i ing to note that Mr.. McGraw
is not even with his ball club at the
moment. and that he hasn't been
with 1t for a number of days. Yet
the team has gone along and built
lip the most imposing record it has
known since the season started. This
would seem t. indicate that good
team can win games under anybody,
including Louis the Lamplighter.
To he sure MI McGrsw gets in touch
with his assistant. the veteran Dave Ban
croft each dss by phone, or 80 II is stated
at the executive office Of the Giants. and
there is an interchange Of important base
ball data.
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MALONE TO FACE KID

Michigan Kid, Grand Rapids
lightweight who won on two former
appearances here, has been signed
to meet Jack Malone of this city
in the main event of Friday nights
boxing show at Riverside. The card
follows:
Six Rounds Michigan Kid vs. Jack Ma
lone, lightweights.
-Four Rounds-George Downey VS.. john
ny Hammer: featherweights.
Four Rounds-Eddie Dick VS.. Mike
Houser: Junior welters.
Four Rounds-Billy Cox VS.. Willie Ter
rell. bantams.
Four Rounds-Rav Slocun VS.. Jack
Spalding: lightWeights.
Four Rounds-Tiger Lyons VS.. Young
r5rocg5. f1VWeghtS.
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DRAKE ON RIPPLE BILL

Roy Drake, who put up a hard
fight with Billy Petruzzi at Broad
Ripple several weeks ago, will take
on Harry Hukread on Thursday
nights card at the north side park.
Willie Yap and Rough House Blank
enship will top the bill in SIX
rounder.
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GARDEN RACE PROGRAM

Four auto races VIII be run at
Walnut Gardens track Sunday aft
ernoon, two stock car events, one
iunker contest and Fronty Ford
speed struggle. Sixteen entries have
been received and more are expected
by the last of the week. First event
will start at $50.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT

HI MUNDO, a Cuban news
l. paper, has sent Joe Massa-
guer to Brooklyn to cover the
doings of Adolpho Luque and
Alfonso Lopez, native sons.
One of the pitchers for
Cedar Rapids in the Mississippi
Valley League is named Trip
kosh -. on the same team
Kuba plays first base, Handzik
plays left field and a young
man whose name is abbreviated
in the box scores as Ch,enka
plays second base. Mickey
Cochrane thinks the SIX
straight games the AS won
from the Senators knocked OF
Walters boys but when
asked to explain the seven
straight that the Senators won
from the Macks a little earlier
in the season he said that was
a different matter"
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McIntire Shnnt winner

j. D. McIntire captured high-over
all honors at Crooked Creek Gun
Club Tuesday with 10 out of IS.
Slinkard won the f1fty-target event
with 40 and McIntire was second
with IS. McIntire won the handi-
cap with "a and Hutsell was second
with q.
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SUAREz STOPS NEGRO
South American FIattens Flowers in
Sixth Round.

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. Justo
Suarez, rugged, hard-hitting South
American, today was the newest
menace to Al Singers lightweight
crown.
Suarez stamped himself as a pos
sible future worlds champion Tues
day night by sixth-round knock
out over Bruce Flowers, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, Negro,
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Steve SwetonicS good right arm
was the cause of the Robins de-
scent. Swetonic allowed the once
smuggling team but six hits as his
mates pounded three enemy hurlers
for an even dozen ssfeties.
The Cubs lost ground when they
we're defeated to 8 in the first
game of a double-header with the
Phillies. Darkness ended the second
game at the end OF the sixteenth
inning with the score kIlotted at
6-6 Hack Wilson. Cubs outf1elder,
tied Chuck Klein's National League
home run record when he hit his
forty-third of the season in the first
game. The blow placed Wilson just
one homer back of Babe Ruth.
Long George Kelly got two hits
in the first game and five in the
second, celebrating his return to the
majors as a member of the Cubs.
Cincinnati suffered it's fourteenth loss in
the last sixteen games. the Braves defeat
Ing them. 70 o. Farmhouse allowed the
losers but six hits.
Brilliant pitching featured Tues
days American League games. Yves
Terrell rung up this twenty-first
win of the season as the Cleveland
Indians took a double-header from
the Boston Red SoX, to 2 and Z
to 3. Terrell worked on the hill
for the Indians in the first game,
and in addition to pitching fine ball
found time to rap out three hits.
Lawson, rookie from Terre Hatlte in
the Three-I League, hurled the sec
ond game.
Charley Ruling turned in beautiful
mound job as the New York Yankees /
blsnked the Chicago White Sox. to o.
The big highlander allowed but two hits
both Of them TO Chalmers CisselI. RuffinE
did not issue PASS and famed four.
Earl Whitehill scored his eleventh con-
secutive win in pitching the Detroit Tigers
to a 2-to-1 victory over the Washington |
Senators. Whitehiu Welded but FIVE hits.
George BlaehoIder gave the Philadelphia
Athletics but Eve hits as the st. Louis
Browns won to 3. Blaeholder was given
strong support by Goose Goslin, who hit
three home runs and was responsible for
Eve of the st. Louis runs.
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Bout Is Approved

BW United Prrss
NEW YORK, Aug. 20-The pro-
posed bout between Lightweight
Champion Al Singer and Jimmy Nc
Larnin here Sept. II was approved
here Tuesday by the New York
athletic commission.
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McCraWmen Move Into
Second as Robins and
Chicago Are Defeated
Pirates Drop Brooklyn to Third, While PhIs Take One
From Bruins and Tie in Nightcap; Champs
Three Games in Front

YORK, Aug 2o-Another those crucial
the
into Chicago Thursday for
with the leading Cubs
slipped into second place Tuesday when they defeated
Brooklyn Robins trimmed
today three
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INDIANA LAW SCHOOL

University of India polls
Sessions for i9Su-Sl open September
~. Three years course lesding to the
degree Of LIB.
A Lawyers Law School
For Information address
James A. Rohbach. A. n. LID. Dean
S12-S22 coIumbia Securities Bldg.
f43 Z. Ohio ST. Phone. H ley S31S
Indianapolis
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today'S Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
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s. Philip BOYS Club indoor baseball
team and Oakhill clash Thursday at
Bok s b N9 for at ,h ss OARS With D speed
starhlin in left held. Saints lineup VIII
be- O'Connor. r.; Birch. ID. McHugh'
CT: shoubhut. c; Sheehan, 70, AnaLeWS'
SIS Dim, 3b; Clemens. #; MeGrath, p
Four seond round games in the series
for the city amateur baseball crown VIII
Be PLAYED Saturday. Big Four will oppose
River Avenue Bsptists at Riverside NO. l.
z. G Atkins tackles Indianapolis rover over
q Light At Riverside No. ;; g 4 J. Ire
meets Hillside Christians az Brookside NO
/ and Colonial Theater aud Memorial Bap-
fists clash at Rhodius No. ?
shankhn. Club has disbanded for the re
nsinder OF the season. For information
call W. L. Deatrick. Be. oso9.
Due to a misunderstanding. Seasons
we're without a game last Sunoa yanu de-
sire a fast state game for Sunday. Seasons
net. Hutchison. Weston, Hicks. Wilkinson,
Rafferty,. Miller. Wycklif Hendricks and
others be on hand at No. at p. m.
Medical Glass nine defeated Billy
Grimes Red Wings Sunday. Is to 4. Ken
dali famed seventeen and allowed but five
sunday Kokomo Red Sox. Frankfort
Athletics. Lebanon and other state teams
notice. Write H P. Alsndt 5l4 Murphy
building, or phone Ri. sos.
Indianapolis Tvilights defeated Mohawk
9 70 Z. at Mohawk last sunday. Wardie
Prlller and F. Bova formed the winning
battery. MeGoran got two singles and
double and Salters walloped a home run
nq 'Ps er9 TTsh'F .S % PToTicsf ss g.
viii be met next Sunday. Dates are
wanted in September with fast city teams
ask for Frank. or write H Hail. 1901 South
Meridian street Keystones and Univer-
sails take notice
Indianapolis Cardinals Will play the
Question Marks Sunday. SherricS and
T. Bright are slated 10 form the Cardi-
nails battery
Riverside Aces defeated the strong
Wlnamec Red Men Sunday, 70 /. Robold
games for Sunday Call Talbot 04ss and
ask for Nudge.
Broadway NJ e please call Drexel 1884
a. once and ask for George in regard 70
Marks.
Frank Turks Holy Trinity A. Cs de-
feated Universal A. as. champs OF Vigo
county. al Universal Sunday. 5 to /.
Mitchell and batting Of Beneik. Next sun
cay Holy Trinity will play Fayette hide
pendents- at Fayette.
stuesville. 1nd.-The stiiesvine Crews
have lost but one game this season. that
10 the DaCF - Is. 70 4. Inc GrerS
rave a few open dates and wish 10 take
On strong clubs. Communicate with z
Boume. Owl Cafe. Stilesville, ina
Acme A. AS viii practice tonight at
FhodiuS park. All PLAYERS are urged to
attend. AcmeS are without a game fer
SUNDAY and would like to hear from some
fast state or local team having access to
. diamond Acme's latest win was a de-
ciSfve victory over Fountaintown. 81 to s.
AcmeS CsrnerinE thirty-ive hits. Games
arc wanted for September. RuShviile, ko-
komo. Peru. RloominEton. Spencer and
Gosport take notice. Write or call Archie
Brown. 2202 West Miller street. or phone
Belmont io49.
Citizens Gas Negro nine desires a game
With a fast uniformed team. 70 be played
a. LanESdale Plant diamond Saturday aft
ernoon. Call c. A. Benefiel ~ Ha- S412-M.
during Gsv and Dr.. os64 nights.
Eehsrd th- Srf,rrh rftrhinr or Porter
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Camel

NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Gamel
philadelphia ....... OIL 2oa 100 Iss 9
sWeetland. Benee. willoughby and Davis;
Root. Teachout. Nelson and Hartnett.
Second game. sixteen innings, darkness
d 5Ss S SSS s SsS S SSS S SSS
Collins and Rensa; Osborn Bush and
P Ph496ixP -. SSI S OS SSS- u
Phelps, Elliott Moss and Lopez; Picinich.
Swetonic and Hemsley.
Boston ............. 600 3eI 600 9
0i Pfankbouse and cron G OY RiSey Ash and
Gooch.
New York ........ 0so 900 100 i2 Q
81 Hu iSS1I and Hogan, o'Fsrreil; Lindsey
and Mancuso.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Camel
SIsyesnd ...-.. Egg SOO G God 1917 SSI- d
SI FeTrer and L. seweii; CASTOR, Bushey
anu '' Second Camel
Cleveland ......... cog soI 600 II ]
DI lawson and My;att: Russell. Durham and
Chicago ............ UUU uUu UUU-
New York .......... 600 00l OK U
Caraw.v and Grouse; Ruffing and Ben
cough.
st. Louis ........... OIL 0l0 lO2- II
Philadelphis .. 600 900 600 !
Blaeholder and Terrell; Walberg, Rom
nell and Cochrane.
netroit 600 oo2 ooo-- 2
WSShngtGp and Ds;a 1ie 0oo Brown S9S Lisks
and Ruel.
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First Camel
Louisville ...... 0l3 020 i40-ii Is
Kansas City ..... 020 002 100 Is 4
Pener. Polli lineup and Thompson;
Maley, Thomas Yarmouth and Collins,
Susce.
Second game; six innings called
Louisville ............... 500 600 0
Kansas CITY ............ 900 DOL !
Deberrv and Thompson; Holley and
Susce.
Columbus at St. Paul. PLAYED in double
PLAYED inheader Sunday. Indianapolis at
played in double-header sun
day.
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Stilesviile. Ind.-The Stilesville Crews
have lost but one game this season. that
10 the Dsdy A C.S. TO I. The Greys
Rave a few open dates and wish 70 take
On strong clubs. Communicate with z.
Eoume. Owl Cafe. Stilesville. Ina.
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Citizens Gas negro nine desires a game
With 4 fast uniformed team. 20 be played
a. LanESdale Plant diamond Saturday aft
ernoon. Call G. A. Beneiiel az Hs. 54T2-M.
during 6sy and Dr.. 0464 NIGHTS
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Riverside Aces defeated the strong
Winamec Rcd Men Sunday. 70 l. Robold
games for Sunday Gail Talbot O4ss and
ask for Nudge.
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Frank Turks Holy Trinity A Cs de-
feated Universal A. As. champs Of Vigo
county. al Universal Sunday. to /.
Features we're the pitching Of Jimmy
Mitchell and batting Of Bencik. Next sun
cay Holy Trinity will play Fsyette hide
peuoentS. at Fayette.
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Broadway NJ E. please call Drexel 1884
a. once and ask for George in regard TO
a scheduled game with the Question
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Cincinnati dTo game5l.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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ST Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
tOniy games scheduled
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
CFirst Camel

Toledo .....-.... 900 900 $40 Z o
Minneapolis ..... O02 900 600 4
Rabb. Tate and Henline; Benton and
Gonzales.
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Indianapolis Cardinals Will play the
Question Marks Sunday. SherricS and
T Bright are slated TO form the Cardi-
nails battery.
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Over registered by the u Government Over 400
Of these hamdrO producing SO percent OF the output Egey hond
rolled cigar-ade by Cigar Co. ee- subject the
possible danger of sbibbg Certified Creo absolutely free from
sbt>tbbng-No Creme made by hand.
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Behind ne supere pitehing o Potter
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Every leaf of the choicest, finest
tobacco entering the clean, sunny
Certified Creme factories is
scientifically treated by methods
recommended by the United
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Cincinnati suffered it's fourteenth loss in
the last sixteen games. the Braves defeat
ing them. 70 o. Farmhouse allowed the
losers but six hits.
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Stotes Department Of Agriculture.
And IT'S purity is sofesUorded
oIong every step Of the way by
omozinq inventions that bind,
roll, wrap and rip the cigars!
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Medical Glass nine defeated Billy
Grimes Red Wings Sunday. Is to 1. Ken
dali famed seventeen and allowed but five
hits. Medical Glass desires q game for
sunday kokomo Red Sox. Frankfort
Athletics. Lebanon and other state teams
notice. Write H P. Alandt 5l4 Murphy
building. or phone Ri. SOC.
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Due to a misunderstanding. Seasons
we're without a game last Sunda yand de-
sire a fast state game for Sunday. Seasons
net Hutchison Weston Hicks. wilkinson,
Rafferty,. Miller. Wycklf. Hendricks and
others be on hand at No. ) at p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

LOST Large black onyx rn2 /
ting on fair grounds, Sunda. IT,
ward Mrs. Vaughn Thompson.
~