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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
Suffer UpsetS
Cup Star to
Cop Net Title

RYE, I. Y, Aug. 1a.-Clflord
Suffer. intercollegiate champion,
today was the newest member Of
that group of tennis youngsters who
specialize in defeating more famed
and experienced players. The 49,
year-old New Orleans youth joined
the group Sunday when he turned
back Gregory Mangin, Davis cup
player from Newark, N. j., in the
final round of the Eastern grass
courts championships, As, Sc, rs,
As, 6-1.
Marjorie Gladman, Santa Monica,
Cal, defeated baroness Levi, Italy's
second ranking player. rs, As, 8-6,
to win the women's singles.
Berkeley Bell of Texas, and Eddie
Jacobs Of Baltimore, won the mems
doubles, and Virginia Rice Of Bos-
ton, and Clara Zinke of Cincinnati,
triumphed in the women's event.
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MATCH RACE PLANNED

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Jim Dandy
and Reveille Boy, producers of the
years greatest racing upSets, will
meet in a match race if negotiations
of John Schank, president of the
Hawthorne Jockey Club, arc sue
ceSsful
Schank plans to hold the race at
the Hawthorne October meeting,
with $4,000 purse for the win
ner.
Reveille Boy produced the first
great upset of the year when he
won the American Derby, paying
$113O8 for every 50 invested in the
mutuel betting. Jim Dandy bet
tered Reveille Boys record in the
Traverse at Saratoga Saturday
when he beat Gallant Fox and
Whichone at odds of 100 to /.
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Champion Is
Net Favorite

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-George
Jennings of Chicago, defending
champion, and Ted Drewes OF st.
Louis, four-tine titleholder, were the
outstanding favorite today as the
eighth annual national public parks
tennis championship got under way
here.
Jack De Lara, Los Angeles star,
who lost to Jennings in the final
round last year. also was conceded
a good chance to win, as was Rob
Considine of Washington. co-holder
with Jennings of the national dou-
bles title. Fifty-seVen players have
entered the mems singles play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
Social League
in Gathering

The annual meeting of the Ladies
Social Bowling League will be held
Tuesday evening at the Hotel An
tiers, Elks Club, at 7:45. The FEM
mime pin-topplers will gather in
room sc for the session.
All members of last seasons or
garization are requested to be pres
ent, as there will be important bust
ness transacted concerning the new
bowling year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18

Detroit overwhelmed Washington, Is TO 1.
in the second game of their series. Vic
SorrelI held Washington to eight hits while
his teammates hit three hurlers for seven
teen Safeties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
81 First Round Matches on
City Net Meet Card Today
Tommy Wilson Seeded at Top of List; Marley, HenneS-
sew Fail to Enter.

Thirty-two first round matches
we're on the card for the annual
mems city tennis tournament at
Hawthorne courts today, starting at
2 p. m.
With Bud Marley, present
champ, in the east to compete in
the national public courts tourney,
and Johnny Hennessey remaining
out of competition to enter the ms
tional tourney, Tommy Wilson was
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Helen Forecasts Upset
in National Play
BIZ Lnited Press

BH L f1ttc0 PFeSS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.-Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody, six times win
ner of the women's national cham
pionShip, declared today the out
come of this years tournament was
"a tossup."
Il think the 1880 winner will be
a distinct surprise to every one, :"
Mrs. Moody said. Il do not feel
that Betty Nuthall played her best
game at Wimbledon this year. but,
of course, she has as good a chance
as another. There are many splen-
did contestants for the American
title and any one of them may win"
Mrs. Moody did not enter the
event to defend Their title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
Lester Bell Gets Chance at
First With Cubs; Grimm Out
Former Braves Third Stacker Replaces Injured Star
Makes Good First Day.

short was going so we'll that he was
unable TO break into the lineup.
With Grimm out of the game for
at least two weeks because Of a
serious spike wound and substitute
first basemsn Slug Tolson slowed
down by lame leg. Bell has an
opportunity to prove his worth and
repay his purchase price to the
Cubs.
Rogers Hornsby, Bells sponsor, is
rounding into playing form after
being out since May 80 with bro
ken ankle. and may join his protege
shortly as an important factor in
the Cubs attempt to clinch the flag.
Hornsby works out daily with the
second. string infield in fielding
practice and appears ready for
pinch hitting duty.
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" pAAh ~ a NV
INDIANAPOLIS
MILWAUKEE,

Runs batted in-Connolly o., Barnhart
~ Tucker az. Hoffman ~, Mondino,
Grimes. Shea. Tucker. Three-base hits
Connolly, Hoffman Home runs---Connolly,
j. Ryan Stolen bases-Narlesky. Barn
Double plays Ryan to Connolly 70
Monahan; Grimes to Turgeon to Stanton
Left on bases-Milwaukee 4; Indianapolis:
10. Base on balls-Of Buvid, 3; OF
Cvengros. 2; of Barrier, l. Struck out-By
w. Ryan, 4: BY Cyengros, 4; by Barrier, /;
Hits-Oh w. Ryan 8 in innings fpitched
to in fifth; off Buvid. in 3 innings;
off Barrier, 6 in 2 innings. Wild pitches
Cyengros, Barrer Losing pitcher-Ryan
Umpires-Johnston and Brown. Time
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BUTLER LOSES JARRETT

Harry Bell, new athletic direc-
tor at Butler university, was con-
fronted with new problem today
as he started plans for the Bull
dogs -trenuous nine-game grid
schedule. 1t definitely was an
nounced today that Robert Jarrett
Of ST. Louis, Mo-, sophomore half
back last season, would not return
to school this fall.
Jarrett was leading contendes
for a regular berth. Grid drills
will start Sept. Is, Bell announced.
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Cleveland took a double header from
Boston, to 8 and to o. The second
game was called at the end of the seventh
inning on account of the Boston Sunday
baseball law. Eleven bases on balls BY
three Boston pitchers aided the Indians
in the first game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
More Than $50 Scatter Shot
Stars Strive for Laurels
TrapShoot Aces of Nation on Firing Line in Grand Amer
can Event at Vandaa.

During the week championships
will be determined in six classes
with The Grand American, or Glass
A singles event, to be shot off Fri
DAY after preliminaries Thursday.
EaSt-west teams will go on the
firi-y line Tuesday and on Wednes-
day the state team. state champion,
veterans shoot and American clay
target titles will be determined.
The defending Grand American
titlist is Nose Newman, Sweetwater,
Tex, who was here today, prepared
to attempt a repeat.
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THREE BOUTS ON MAT

Tonight's wrestling show at River
side arena will consist Ct three
matches, as follows:
Main Event-Merle Dolby vs.. Black
smith Pedigo; best two falls in three.
Ladiiimi: best tvo falls in three.
Opening Bcut-Curley Burns VS.. Doc
Byrnes: time limit: one fall.
Fist match At ss30s
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Showers Halt
Garden Race

The f1fty-mile race at Walnut
Gardens was stopped at the half
way mark Sunday on account of
rain. Wilbur Gaines of Chicago
was leading at the time, Gene Smith
was second, Lawrence Virgins third
and Charles Virgins fourth.
Rain checks for Sundays race will
be honored for the four races to be
run next Sunday, which will include
two stock car events, one junker
and Fronty Ford race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
BAKER TO FACE CHICK

Ed Baker will take on Bobby
Chick in the main go at the free
wrestling show at Broad Ripple to-
night. They will grapple to a fin
ish, best two in three falls. Johnny
Carlin will take on Harold Sims in
a handicap match.
Jack Salters and John Simcoe
will open the show in a limited time
match at $50.
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SOUTH GROVE TOURNEY

George Peterson Sunday downed
George Loucks, 4 and 2. III a third
round match in South Grove Golf
Club and in two extra hole matches
Burns Naus defeated o. Miller, up,
nineteenth, and Herman Olsen
nosed out E. Hilligoss, 1 up, at the
nineteenth.
George Hicks will play Jack Craw-
ford this week to determine the
other -finaliSt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
Godfrey Tunes
Up for Scrap

George Godfrey, Negro heavy
weight, who will meet Elijah Lee,
Chicago, over the ten-round route
on the all-Negro show at Tomlin-
son hall Wednesday night, engaged
in a long workout at the Arcade
gym Sunday.
The Leiperville (Pa) battler
mixed threw rounds each with
Walter Pickerd, Jimmy Carr and
Jack Leslie.
In addition to the Godfrey-Lee
scrap four preliminaries have been
arranged for Wednesday.
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200 Meters
PIaymU. 5.
Negro Meet

approximately two hundred out
standing Negro tennis players
opened competition at Douglas PARK
courts today in the fortieth annual
national tournament Of the Amer
lean Tennis Association.
Edgar Brown Of Chicago Will de-
fend his crown, and James Stocks
Of California, 1929 runner-up, Is
again expected to furnish close
competition. Miss Ora Washing
ton of Chicago and Mrs. Frances
Citizens OF New York, defending
champion and 1929 runner-up, are
favorites in women's singles.
Junior singles and mems, Wom-
ems and mixed doubles crowns also
will be at stake during the event.
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Baseball Calendar
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First Camel
Kansas Sqisase CITY - S S59 9 959 9 S99oS 8
Polli, Lineup and Barnes: DaY and susce
Second Came
LoulsVlue ........... 900 900 600 S /
WcineTt: Williams and md II THOMPSON EE1 FettF9
First Came
S g. Pa1i . 81 90 5 5S5 600 SS92 30 9
Kemner and Dixon; Gomez and Ora
boWSki.
g. Pani , S go PSS S S1l2-2,3 9
Miller, Eckert, Maxton and Deyine; Belts
and Fenner.
First Game)
Toledo .,:.......... 6Ol 900 ool-s14 /
"WRni nsapd and Hen 100 R goo O0o Is
Eight innings, second gamel
I utoledo ::i;.............. loI 900 90 g 2
Van Glider and Devormer: Hi and Con
zales.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PPittsbb}grgh ......... ooo ooo 600 g Q
French and Hemsley ~ vance aHe OG and Lopez.
Philadelphia ,....... 100 oo1 1o1- 9 /
ooilaTd, Elliott and Rensa; Bush and
Hartnett.
First Camel
6 5RSt2a sSS S SSS d 5SS l5
cantTell and spohreT CTonin: Benton.
Xolp. RiXey and Gooch. Sukeforth.
Second game. thirteen innings)
5f RseRn 3 80 tSS SSs GO 600
Sherdel. Cunningham, Brandt, Smith,
Zachary. -seibold and Cronin; Sphorer;
Johnson. Kolp, Frey, Lucas, Benton and
First Camel
New York ......... 2ol OF oIo-12 II |
johnson, Bell. Lindsey and Mancuso.
Second Came
&C. &C." 1 9GFk ' s SGS o SSs 661-lf ls I
walker. Pruett. Parmaies and Hogan;
Grimes and Wilson. Mancuso.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ............ 5s0 0 0O 2 20d-l5 u !
WsShIngto ma A.acr q}o ooG 2o Oo9 riska
(First game. ten innings)
New e York . ...,, oil 1876 100 / is 0
Lyons, Henry and Tate: Pipgras. John
sen and Dickey.
Second game; FIVE innings: darknessl :.
Chicago .................. 023 0l- II y
New York commandment. 600 10
Faber and Tate: McEvoy, Wells and Ben
cough. Dickey.
First Came
Cleveland 100 OILS 02o- q II /
Boston . .......:. o0i 900 oo2- IL
Hudlin and L. Sewell; Lisenbee. Morris,
Smith and Berry.
Second game. seven innings: sunday law,
Cleveland .........'.. ddooee ~ 3 ~ /
Brown and Myatt; MacFayden and Con-
molly.
(only games scheduled)
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seeded No. l among local players.
Other locals seeded we're julius
Sagalowsky, Dick Bastian, Howard
Wood, j. Porter Seidensticker, Ed
DtN3y, j. H. Ehlers and Paul
Meunier.
Out-of-town seeded players are
Frank Grove, Wilmer johnson,
Howard Quirnby, Fred Baker, w.
L. Dorgan, Art Funkhouser, H.
Whiting, Walter McIlwaine. Wom-
ems singles play and mems, wom-
ems and mixed doubles play will
start later in the week.
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LotSa Fight

BV United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-"That's
~ more fight than is usually
shown by players on an eighth
place club, even if it was mis-
place" was the only comment
made by Manager Burt Shot
ton of the Philadelphia Ma
tional League ball team today.
regarding. the fist fight Re
tween pitcher Collard and his
battery mate. catcher Renss,
during Sundays game with the
Cubs.
Collard and Rensa came TO
blows after the eighth inning.
Each charged the other with
responsibility for the Cubs
rally that netted two runs ard
won the game. They accused
each other Of crossing signals.
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BASC0M IS CHAMPION

BIZ United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 16.-
James Bascom, st. Louis, today held
the Wabash valley singles tennis
championship, having defeated
Howard Martin, also of st. Louis,
81, 3-6, So and 60, in the tourr1a-
ment finals Sunday.
Two indianapolis boys, Tommy
Wilson and Emmett Lowery, carried
home the doubles trophy aHer de-
feating Frank Grove and Howard
DUMMY. both Of TsRe Haiits.
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Glove ThrOWerS on Hand
for Bouts at Harrison

Anderson and Jimmy Lundy. Duke
is f1ashy boxer and sharp puncher
Red Holloway, Indianapolis, and
Hershie Wilson, star Chicago junior
welter, will clash in the first ten
runder. Wilson triumphed over
Jackie Purvis at the Armory last
winter, shortly after Purvis de-
feated Billy Petrolle. His record
includes victories over George Ker-
win. Harry Dublinsky and others.
Featuring the three prelimS will
be a six-round scrap between Kid
Slaughter, Terre Haute, and Ray
Hurtz. Indianapolis, Negro sIuggers.
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RAIN DELAYS NET TILT

BV Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 18.-Rain
forced postponement of the eastern
Indiana tennis doubles champion
ship match here Sunday, with Will
mer johnson and Harley Anderson
of Newcastle and Elwood, respec-
lively, leading OFT Cunlmins and
Lloyd Outland of Richmond, two
sets, 60, 1913.
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Hines and Coin
Tennis Champs

CULVER. Ind. Aug. 18.-Wilmer
Hines OF Columbia, S. C.. and Jay
COIN Of Santa Monica, Cal, today
wore the national junior and boys
singles crowns. respectively. Hines
defeated James Bobbitt of Call
fornia. 90. 6-1. 6-3. while Cohn
successfully defended his crown
against Jack Lynch OF Taft, Cal.
6-3. 6-3.
Hines paired with Judge Beaver
of Gainesville. Ga. to win the ma
tional Junior doubles crown.
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Lance low UleQdl SCOle VI LOO
for the thirty-six holes qualifying
play here last year was not ex-
pected to be equaled here today.
The steady fall of rain has soft
ened the fairwayS from the baked
variety Of last year.
Eddie thinner of indianapolis
and Johnny Simpson of Terre
Haute, ex-champs. did not enter
the play. and Lance, who recently
moved to Indianapolis. was late
entrant Sunday night from his
former Terre Haute club.
The entry list this year exceeds
by eleven the ninety-two who
started play last year.
South Grove, Riverside and Pleas
ant Run all sent entries from IN
dianapolis, augmenting the private
club entries and the fight for the
club team title in the qualifying
rounds is expected to produce some
keen competition between the cap
itaI city players.
LanceS late entry required
change in the pairings. He will
start out with two ex-champions,
Diddel and Mitchell, and Bill Helm
lein of Indianapolis, state junior
champion. was shifted to another
threesome. Fifty golfers entered
from Indianapolis.
n
A state tournament has been
held every year since 1900, except
1917, which accounts for this being
the thirtieth annual. In 1917 the
boys we're firing other things than
golf balls.
Bill Diddel. H. Edgar thinner
and George Lance are the only
players who have won the title
three years in succession. Diddel
won it most times, five in all, and
thinner four Bobby Resener of
Kokomo won it three times and
three of the boys have reached the
pinnacle twice. They are Burr
Swezey, Johnny Simpson and L. H.
Lillard.
The complete list of winners, the
year they won and their home at
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Benny Duke and Tommy Cello,
Junior welterweights, were reported
in shape today for their ten-round
bout at Fl. Harrison Tuesday night.
They we're to complete training at
local gyms. Cello, former Pacific
coast battler, now fighting out Of
Chicago, and Duke, who halls from
Grand Rapids, top the punch bowl
bill.
Cello twice beat Spug Myers in
scraps at Harrison this season and
won favor because of his willingness
to mix it. He also has beaten Eddie
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B. T-rffrf Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Lester Bell,
one-tinlv star third baseman for the
St. Louis Cardinals who was unable
to win a place in the 1890 Chicago
Cubs .infield. has been pressed into
service for the Cubs pennant drive.
Bell. purchased from Boston last
winter at a reported price Of $4,000,
has been assigned to first base 10
replace Captain Charley Grimm,
who was injured in Saturdays game
with Philadelphia. He performed
well in his debut Sunday. handling
thirteen chances faultleSsly and
making three singles for a perfect
day az bat.
Bell was handicapped at the start
.of the season by sore arm and
swhen he recovered. the combination
Of English at third and Farrell at
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Dormsn batted for Ryan in seventh.
Cvengro5 batted for Parks in ninth.
MILWAUKEE,

Runs batted in-Gerken. Stanton.
Grimes, Connolly. Blossom. Bennett.
Three-base hits-Gerken. Turgeon. Home
run-Connolly. Stolen ase-Grimes. Sac
rifce-Gerken Double plays-Connolly
to Ryan TO Monahan; Connolly to Mar
lesky. Triple play-Monahan to Angley
TO Connolly. Left on Milwaukee.
10; Indianapolis. 8. Base on halls-Of
Strelecki. 8: off House. g. off Parks. l.
Struck out-By Strelecki, 5; by House. 2.
Hits-Of Van Alstyne, in no innings
pitched to three in f1rstl; of House. in
s innings; off Parks. none in two innigs.
Hit by pitcher-By House jenkins,
Young: by Strelech (Barnhartl. Wild
pitch-House. Passed ball-Angey. Los
ing pitcher-Van Astyne. Umpire5--
Brown and Johnston. Time 1.50
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TAYLOR MEETS CHAMP

En- Times Special
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 1S.-
Bud Taylor, veteran Terre Haute
1nd) battler, will oppose Bat Bat
talino. featherweight champion, in
ten-round bout here tonight. As
usual, Battalino's title will not be
at stake. Taylor decisively defeated
Battalino in a recent bout at De-
troit.
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No Hits, but
Is Walks
RN Lnitcd Press

BN JWlIcU TfCSS
CPRINGF1ELD, Ill, Aug. 10.
~ Although he walked fiji
ten men, Gene Jones, formerly
Of the Indianapolis A. A. club,
local Three-I League hurler,
held Decatur hitless and
Springfield won the second
game of a doubled header here
Sunday night, 4 to /.
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CuIlOp Nears
Homer Record

e. United Press
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Aug 10
Barring an unforeseen calamity,
Nick Cullop, smuggling Miller out
fielder. was certain today that he
would set a new American As
sociatoin home run mark.
Cullop Sunday hit his forty-sec-
ond home run of the season to equal
the record set by Bunny Brief in
1921 when he played with Kansas
CITY
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BvUHiied Press

81 nffe1 Press
VANDALIA O.. Aug. 1S.-The
thirty first Grand American Handi-
cap tournament. under auspices Of
the Amateur TrapShooting Associ-
alton Of America. got under way
here today with markSmen from
throughout the nation on the firing
line.
More than $50 Sharpshooters.
among them veterans who have
captured the Grand American title
but have never been able to repeat,
w,rs to participate.
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Do Tell!

bu mica FTCsS
HONOLULU. T. H., Aug. 10.
II "A growing resentment
over alleged anti-Filipino fight
decisions reached a climax here
Sunday night when 1000 Fill
pino boxing enthusiasts held
a mass meeting and declared a
boycott on next Fridays re-
turn bout between Young Ma
tionalista and Vernon jackson,
featherweightS.
The F1lipinioS declared they
would remove the boycott if
Judges and referee were
brought from other islands in
the territory. 1t was thought
the meeting and its result we're
in protest of Jackson's recent
decision over Nationaltista.
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BostOn's Braves took tight hold on
sixth place by defeating the Cincinnati
Reds in both ends of twin bill, to 8
and to 8. The second game went thir-
teen innings and thirty-seven players. in
Guiding eleven pitchers, saw service.
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Chef HILL UNDER KNIFE

6U Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l8.-Chester
Hill. Kokomo high school athletic
director. underwent an emergency
operation for appendicitis here Sun
day. He was Naken i'll at Camp
Knox Friday.
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PIRATES LOSE MEME

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. ia
Henry Meme. right-handed pitcher
of the Pittsburgh Pirates is through
for the season, at least" it was an
nounced Sunday. de to i'll health.
He left for his home IN st. Louis.
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FINAL YACHT TRIALS

BW United Press
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. "a
Final trials to determine which of
four yachts shall defend the Amer
ica's cup against the challenge of
Shamrock v. start here Wednesday.
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Ruth Five Days
Ahead of Mark

BW United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Babe Ruth
today was five games and fifteen
days ahead of his record 1927 home
run schedule as result of No. A,
which he hit in the Yankees game
with the White Sox Sunday.
In 1927 when he hit sixty home
runs, Ruth got his forty-fourth on
Sept. 2 in the 124th game of the
wear
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The complete list Of winners, the
year they won and their home at
the time of winning follows.
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ATHLETICS BUY MOORE

BIZ Times Spcciqf
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 1S.-Jim
Moore, outfielder. has been sold by
the Dallas Texas League club to
Philadelphia Athletics for a reported
sum of $4,000 and a PLAYER.
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George Lance Makes
Last Minute Entry;
Local Stars to Play
Defending Champ Shows Up on Eve of Tourney; Four
Former Title Holders Also in List Close Competi-
ton for Team HOnOrS Expected.
BY DICK MILLER
Times stan Correspondent

FRENCH IS-Playing soaked by
doVnpo lasted all Sunday afternoon and night the tnet
got
popular unexpected
ntryo oil II starting field.
the defending champion
Dddel and Herman Seken Of Indian
Lick and Bobby Resener OF okomo
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Charlie Ruffing. a pinch hitter singled
with the bases loaded in the tenth inning.
giving the Yankees an S-to-7 win in the
first game.