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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
Bat Stock Goes Up 800

CHANGING the hue of his hose
~ from white to brown seems to
have been just The needed toric to
make young Alex Metzler a first
class ball player The former White
Sox outfelder was hitting .184 with
DOME Busl1's Chicago club when the
st. Louis Browns obtained him on
waivers.
Alex seemed destined for 5ne of
the Brownie farms when Fred
Schultz, st. Louis center gardener
was injured, giving the fly chaser
his chance. His first day showed
two hits in three trips and credit
able performance in the field.
He has played in Schulte's posi-
ton since, and until Wednesday, hit
safely at least once in every game.
Featuring his bat performance was
six hits in nine trips against Boston
in a double header last Sunday.
During his weeks service with the
Browns, Metzler has been hitting at
a .482 clip. He missed his first day
without a hit when his former team
mates shut him out in nine trips
during twin exhibition Wednesday.
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Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
d Games Schedulec.l

AMERIcAN LEAGUE
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not in accord with the proposal.
Since eight decisions in recent
games were lost after his team had
gained a fair-sized early lead, the
need for a capable relief chucker
has been apparent.
Walter reports he is in condition
to bear down, after having pitched
to batters in pre-game drills all
season, and thus tested his speed
occasionally to his complete salts
faction. He figures that for several
innings he could travel in high and
possibly save some games.
At least, johnson believes ne
could do no worse than has been
done by some of his hurlers in re-
cent efforts.
In voicing his disapproval of his
managers suggestion, President
Griffith stated he did not wish his
pilot to add any more burden to his
duties, figuring he had his hands
full already in managing the team.
However. unless he gets the de-
sired results from his present stall
members, the Big Train may be ex-
pected to be seen in action on the
mound in the near future.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis at Chicago
Detroit At Cleveland.
Philacelphlia ct washington.
New York at Boston
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Officials Hear
Cameras Plea

BU United Press
J. WASHINGTON, July 31.-Priino
Camera, giant Italian heavyweight,
arrived here today to keep an en-
gagement with the United States
immigration bureau. He was sched-
uled to appear Friday before the
immigration board of review to seek
a six-month extension Of his stay
in the United States, though off,
Gals said he might have his hear
ing today if he chose.
The board recently refused to
grant an extension and said he
would have to leave the country,
but later consented to grant him a
hearing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
Armour Cops
Links Grown
From Diegel

BIZ United Press
ANCASTER, Ontario, July 81
Tommy Armour, master of the mid
iron from Detroit, Mich, won his
second Canadian national open
championship, dethroning Leo
Diegel of Ague Caliente, Mexico,
four times Canadian open winner,
in the thirty-six-hole playoff over
the Hamilton Country Golf course
here today.
Armour turned in a card of 1873
for the thirty-six holes, three
strokes better than Diegel's .141.
Armour and Diegel were tied for
the lead at the end of seventy-two
holes of golf Saturday, each with
277 for the four rounds. Armour
set new course record of 81 for
the final eighteen holes to tie Diegel.
Today's morning round continued
the deadlock, both golfers were
shooting Cos. Their cards were al
most identical until the twenty
ninth hole, when Diegel took a dis
aStrOuS to ArmOur'S 4.
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Meters Cain
Senli-Finals

Woody DuHadway opposed Vim
cent Meunier and Robert McCul-
Tough tackled Jack Yue in the
semi-finals of the city junior tennis
championships at Hawthorn courts
today. DuHadway defeated Harry
Martin in the feature match Thurs
day, rallying to take two sets after
dropping the first.
In the boys division, Ralph
Thompson, 14-year-old Versailles
star, opposes Charles johnson, and
Frank Campbell meets Stanley NAL
less in semi-final contests. Doubles
competition opened Wednesday in
both divisions.
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CINCINNATI

Crawford Campbell. Hoffman (2). Ash,
Narlesky a., Angley 49,. Dorman. Fret
gau... TWo-base hits-Angley, Walker. Cue
-Meusel, Freigau, Monahan. Sacrifices
Meusel, Cucinello. Monahan. Double plays
Freigau to Nariesky to MCMILLAN tSj; Am.
brose to Narlesky to Monaian. Lett on
ases--Indianapolis. S; Cincinnati. 10. Base
on balls-Oh Ambrose q; off Campbell, S;
of Ash. Q. Struck out-By Ambrose. Z; BY
Campbell. 5: by Ash. 4. Hits-Off Camp
bell. 8 in 6 innings faced seven men In
seventh; of Ambrose. II in innings; OF
Kepler, in 0 innings faced three men in
eighth: of Ash. 6 in innings; OF Null
rooney. l in innings. Wild pitches -
Campbell (2). Ash. Passed ballS-Styles.
Winning pitcher-Ambrose Losing pitcher
-Campbell. Umpires-Johnson and Snyder.
Time-2:20
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,Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Of Bertels and timely hitting of salters in
the tenth featured. Next Sunday. Key
stones meet Strauss Says. Dean viii be
on the mound for Strauss while Bailey VIII
do the chucking for Keystones. This VIII
be Strauss Says first appearance In the
CITY this season. The game will be called
at 3 D. M at Greenhouse park. road
game is wanted for Aug. "a. Write Frank
Kautsky, 550c Madison avenue, or phone
Southport 85-M2.
River Avenue Baptists would like to
schedule game Saturday afternoon. e. 9;
Atkins. Power and Light and others, call
Belmont 3591-W. ask for Bill.
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this, season for the last-place outfit.
Burt Shotton, capable manager.
piloted the Phillies to fifth place
last season and had visions of
getting the club into first division
this year on the strength of its
powerful attack.
The Phillies, with Klein and
ODoul tearing the cover off the
ball every day, are back where they
started from, and appear to be
getting worse daily. The situation
has become so intolerable that
Shotton has intimated that he will
break up his team, sacrificing
O'Doul and others to get capable
pitchers.
Brooklyn is understood to be
seeking O'Doul for the 1881 season,
with Dazzy Vance mentioned as a
possible bait for the Phillies. Vance,
who is 81, has pitched only fair
baseball for the league-leaders this
season, winning ten games and los
ing ten.
Shotton plans to rebuild the Phil
lies around Chuck Klein, who seems
to be about the best offensive player
in the National League this sea-
son. Klein leads the National
League in batting with an average
Of .408; leads his league in runs bat
ted in, with 10; leads both leagues
IN hits, with 161; leads both leagues
in runs scored, with ia; leads the
National League in doubles, with
thirty three, and is second in home
runs, with twenty-nine.
Every player in the Phillies' lineup.
is a 300 hitter, with the exception
of Tommy Thevenow, who is batting
.294, and Denny Southern, who is
batting .288.
The Phillies have proved one of
the worst road clubs in the history
Of the National League season, win
ming only eight out of forty-four
games abroad for an average of 1872.
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Big Train
May Take
BoxAgain
Manager Johnson Plans
Relief Pitching to Help
Bolster Mats.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 81
Walter johnson is seriously think
ing of returning to the pitching
in the role of relief hurler
in a final effort to save his slipping
Senators. Several times during the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
Women'S Golf
Tourney Set

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 31.-The COM
petition for the women'S amateur
golf championship will be held at
the Los Angeles Country Club, Bev-
erly Hills, Cal, Oct. Is, IA, Is, Is, II
and 10, the U. S. G. A. has formally
announced.
Entries will be received from play
ers with Eandicaps up to six in
elusive.
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TIGERS RECALL BRIDGES
Sensational Evansville Strikeout
Artist Gets Chance.

Tom Bridges, sensational young
pitcher who has been with the
Evansville club of the Three-I
League. has been recalled by the
Detroit Tigers and will be given
chance to show his ability as a
strikeout artist in the majors.
With Evansville, Bridges famed
twenty in one game and eighteen in
another. He compiled an average Of
over ten whiffs per game while with
Evansville.
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Rv Tinted Press
SEABRIGHT, N. j., July 81
Continuing his sensational tennis
career on eastern courts. Ellsworth
Vines, the lanky Pasadena (Cal)
youth, entered the semi-final round
of the Seabright invitation tourna-
ment today to face Francis T..
Hunter of New Rochelle, N. Y, sec
ond ranking player.
It was the second meeting be-
tween the pair within week, Vines
having beaten Hunter in five sets in
the Metropolitan turf courts cham
pionship Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
u Cars in
Garden Race

Eight more entries were received
Wednesday for the f1fty-mi.e grind
to be run at Walnut Gardens Sun
day, bringing the total to twenty
four. Time trials will be run Sun
day morning and the fifteen fastest
cars will be permitted to start.
Among the entries are Ray Meyers,
H. Shaw, Yves Uptergraff, vernard
Tresler, H. Duesing and H. Hanson
Of Indianapolis; Lew Mason Of Des
MoineS, Ia; Red Powell Of Terre
Haute and many others. The first
event will start at 2:30 .. m.
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Walker Stops
Navy Champ

. NEWARK, N. j., July 31.-Mickey
Walker, worlds middleweight cham
pion. knocked out Willie Oster of
Boston, former navy champion, in
the third round of a scheduled ten
round nontitle bout before a crowd
of 10000 at Dreamland park
Wednesday night.
Walker floored Oster three times
in the third round before Referee
Roman stopped the contest when
the champion put the Bostonian
down for the fourth time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
Clash
in Ripple Ring

Tonight's free boxing show at the
Broad Ripple arena will have heavy
weights in the main go for the first
time this season. Two lively
hefties, Jack Wright and Don
Sanders, will do the opposing" in
the feature bout. Ray Hurtz will
take on Kid Henry in the semi
windup. These two Negro scrap
pers met two weeks ago in the Rip
pie ring. Four other bouts will make
up the supporting card.
Four Rounds-Kid Grady VS.. Johnny
Hammer.
-Four Rounds-Blackie Cline VS.. Billy
Stroksie.
-Four Rounds-Young Leach VS.. Spider
Kelley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
WINGS RETAIN PILOT

Southworth Signs for 1881 With
Rochester ]. L. Club.
Billy Southworth's signing to
manage the Red Wings again in
1881 was not unexpected, although
there were fears that Billy the Kid
might be tempted with lucrative
offers by some of the many clubs
around the country looking for
pilots.
Winning two : straight pennants
and having his team intrenched in
first place in the quest for third
flag is reason enough to believe that
a manager will remain at the helm,
and that's why the fans weren't
surprised.
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Scrap Called

BIZ United Press
PHIL ELP H Ia, July 81
Johnny Risko, Cleveland heavy
weight, and Ernie Schaaf. Boston
sailor, were packing up their clothes
today and departing for their home
cities as the result of the cancel
lation of their scheduled ten-round
bout at Sesqui Stadium here next
Monday night.
Pete Tyrell, matchmaker for the
arena corporation, called off the
match Wednesday night, when the
ticket sale, which was unusually
poor, failed to pick up.
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Griffith Scores Technical
K. o. Over Vet Tom Heeney
Anzac Unable to Come Out for Tenth After Being on
Floor at End of Ninth.

winning every round after the third.
Heeney won the first round mainly
because Griffith had been knocked
half way through the ropes within
the first minute of the round. The
second and third rounds were even.
Heeney was saved from a knock
out when the bell ended the ninth
round. Griffiths had scored solid
blows to the head and body near
the end of the ninth. Heeney went
down, came back up in bunch,
ready to accept the coup de grace
when the bell sounded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
limited Press staff Cnrresnnndenf

NEW YORK, July 31.--The big
gest mystery of the 1880 major
league season is the failure of the
Phillies, with two 400 hitters in
their lineup and team batting
average of 1923, to get out of the
National League cellar.
The Phillies have lost eleven
straight games and despite the
savage hitting of Chuck Klein and
Lefty O'Doul, leading major league
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indianapolis Triangles will dt be out sua aftsy
their tenth consecutive ylc aa 9 pirstes
at Kokomo in the second game, Of a three
game series. In the previous tilt TrianRiets
we're on the long END Of 81 ~ S XmS Ia
and a. Writer or wire H. e, Beplay. lS
= orange st. or call DR.. 1864.
Question Marks of Sacred Heart and
HOLY Trinity Musketeers clash Sunday at
Rfodius park in the feature int Of the
oOc aS ,o sehed %t M MoY IT one
Marks a tie for the flag In previous
Winning one. Many prominent men. IN
Guiding merchants and manufacturers VINO
QUILTED the club. and parlshionerS III I1 ciH
SacT E4cb hgfrS viii hGr for the Musketers
while the Marks starter has not not, peen
named. Lourdes and AsS ASSN Isca VIII With 81
Catherine, which has been granted 1ol-
felt BY St. Joseph.
Maple Camp Modern woodmen defeated
without a game for Sunday, state ses aIIlS
street woodmen practice Friday at Gar
field No. 2.
Harlem Club. new Negro nine, desires
a game Sunday, to be played AZ Fenhsy
park. Call DR.. 34oo. ask for Jack.
BroOkStde a. A. ana 0eASoH On
nine meet Sunday at Brookside IN z
Municipal League game. Holman ano
Boaz viii form the A. A. battery. while
Crane and Hutchinson will work for sex
sons.
Indianapolis Grays have been. greatly
strengthened by the addition OF Aooott
and Tate. two former league players. All
players expecting to go to New Pales.inie me
Sunday are to be at Rhodius park TINS
evening for practice or call George Fort.
ner. Ri 50o3 State teams desiring 70
book garnes IN Aug, address 1905 Nor
dyke avenue.
O'Hara Cans will play Seymour Reds
Sunday. Sans have Aug. q open Tor
state teai1s. Address Kenneth spiIman,
$40 North Oxford street or call Dr.
'54ls-W.
Mars Hill viii play Acme A: A: at Mars
f4ili next Sunday Guese and Woods VIII
be on the Mars Hill firing line.
Indianapolis Universals. fresh from their
ten-inning struggle with keystones. are
Sunday. Due to cancellation. universals
schedule has this open date. Call Dr. 0526
between s and $3.50 or wire Buck Adams.
lzll Bradbury avenue
J Carmel Reserves defeated Chuck Adams
Peoples Life team Of Frankfort Sunday.
to q Reserves played errorless ball behind
fine hurting Of Rodger. Reserves. southpaw.
Reserves desire games. for Aug. "a sno
September away from home. State teams
write FIsgd G. Horton. Carmel.
Keystones defestsd Universals II ten
tnntnx thriller Sunday, 70 4 Rasen1na
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NAME THREE-I STARS
Lorbeer Named Catcher on League
AIl-Star Team.

The annual selection Of the
Three-I League all-star team,
picked by writer's Of the circuit, was
announced last week.
The team lines up with Fritz OF
Evansville on first; Joseph Of Dam
vile, second; Cunningham of Dam
Vile, short: Meyers of Danville,
third: Puccinelli of Danville and
Vcsmik Of Terre Haute being tied
for the outfieId job, only one selec-
ton being made: Lorbeer Of Evans
vile, catcher. and Bridges OF Evans
vile, right-handed pitcher. and
Eckert Of Peoria, southpaw hurler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
STRIB'S HAND HURT

BIZ United Press
LONDON, July 31.AYoung Strib-
ling's left hand was filled, with nova
caine an hour before the Georgia
heavyweight knocked out Phil Scott
Monday night, the London Daily
Mail said today. 1t was left hook
which dropped Scott for the final
count.
can hour before the bout w. LIS
hand hurt him so badly that !
called a specialist who injected
novacaine to deaden the PAIN" said
Pa Stribling.
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LEHMAN IS H0N0RED

Bu United Press
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Johnny Leh-
man, winner OF the Western ANA
teur golf championship, has been
added to the Chicago districts
honorary list of scratch golfers and
will be honored at testimonial
dinner at Olympia Fields Country
Club, Aug. 5.
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Young California Tennis Ace
Faces Hunter in Semi Finals
Vines Continues Sensational Play to Drop Veteran Norris
Williams in Seabrght Meet.

Vines gained the semi final round
Wednesday by defeating r. Norris
Williams of Philadelphia, former ma
tional champion, 60, 4-6, 60.
In the other Semi-final today
Clifford Suffer, New Orleans, inter-
collegiate champion, faced Sidney
B. Wood Jr. of New York.
In the women's singles final,
Virginia Hilleary Of Philadelphia
opposed Mrs. L. A. Harper Of Los
Angeles and Edith Cross of San
Francisco met Edith Cruickshank
of Santa Ana, Cal.
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BROWN JACK VICTOR

BIZ United Press
GOODWOOD, England, July 81
Brown Jack, owned by Colonel
Harold Wernher, won the Good
wood cup today to climax the
fashionable Goodwood racing meet.
Brown Jack Thomas Richards
Jugo and F. w. Dennis Fairy
Prince to the wire. There were only
two other starters, G. L. De Mola's
Monster LIE Marechal and Lady zia
Wernher's Mail Fist.
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Shotton to Rebuild Pills Around
Klein; O'DOul to Go for Pitchers

batters, they continue to sink
deeper into the n1ire.
A partial answer to the Phi1lies'
failure may be traced to weak de-
fensiye play and ineffective pitch
ing, particularly the latter, but Phil
Collins record routs the suppose
ton that a fair pitcher can't win
for them. Although he was ham,
mered for fourteen hits and beaten
by Brooklyn Wednesday, Collins has
won ten games and lost only four
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Outfelders Art Mansfield and
Jimmy Bryan Of the Springfield
Blue Sox have been sold to the
New York Giants. according to an
announcement made by Manager
Joe Dunn. Both players viii report
to their new club at the close Of the
Central League season.
Mansfield is ticketed as the most
promising of the two athletes. He is
a former Cleveland sandlotter who
started in several branches of atf-
letics at high school, besides the
university Of Wisconsin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-31
ATHLETICS BUY SUMMA

Coast League Outfield Star Goes
Up; Cramer to Portland.
P.H Times Special
PORTLAND, Ore, July 31.-Ho-
mer Summa. Portland Beavers star
outfielder, has been sold to the
Philadelphia Athletics and will re-
port at once, it was announced
today.
The Coast League club will get
Roger Cran1er, Athletics outf1elder,
and an unnamed amount of cash.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 31.-Tuffy Grit
fifth of Sioux City, Iowa, scored a
technical knockout over Tom Hee-
ney of New Zealand when Heeney
was unable to answer the bell for
the final round of a scheduled ten
round bout at the Greensboro sta
dunn Wednesday night.
Griffith deserved his victory, for
he had done almost all of the lead
ing and absorbed almost no pun
ishment from the Anzac.
Griffith, who scaled 1877 against
Heeney's 20515, was credited with
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WHITE, WILKINS SIGN

Bg United Press
CHICAGO. July Six. o. White,
Chicago Negro light heavyweight
and AL wilkins of Michigan have
been signed for the six-round semi
windup to the King Levinsky- Bud
Doran heavyweight fight at Jones g.
RaumrucEer Stadium Erldays
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RN Times Special
CHICAGO, July 31.-Sorne base.
~ ball magnates may be seek
ing ways to fill their parks. but
the management of the Chicago
Cubs is faced with just the oppo-
site problem-how to get them all
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Lena stiles. veteran catcher. said he
did not see. half the low. balls that we're
thrown at him Why shin guards have
stopped as many of the low ones as have
hit my glove" he said. @It's all right as
long as they stay above the hitter's waist,
but you can't do anything with the low
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PELICANS GET ONEIL

Catcher Mickey O'Neil, former
major league receiver. who went
South with the st. Louis Cardinals
last spring and who had been with
Cleveland for a brief period, has
been signed by the New Orleans
Pelicans. ......L.
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URUGUAY WINS CROWN

bW z UIItu FTfSS
MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, July
31.-Uruguay captured the worlds
soccer title for the third time here
Wednesday, defeating Argentine
to ? in the finals of the interna-
tional tournament.
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tour Of the west,
when his team
lost fourte e n
games, the Big
Train was on
the verge of de-
serting the bench
and going to the
pitching mo md
to aid son e
pitcher who was
showing signs OF
weakening, b u t
he hesitated be-
cause CLARK
Griffith, club
49, 49,. -
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MOORE, STEWART SIGN


nN AHtttU FfcSo
CHICAGO, July 31.-Pal Moore,
veteran Memphis featherweight, has
been matched with Jackie Stewart of
st. Paul for ten-round bout at
Shewbridge Field, Aug. 4.
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PICK CENTRAL STARS

It. Wayne Places Two on League
AlI-Star Roster.
Writers of the Central League
picked their annual all-star team
last week for Louis Heilbroner of
Blue Book fame.
The group consists of Donovan of
Springfield, first base; Henzes, Erie,
second base;- Simon, Fit. Wayne,
third base; Harrell, Canton, short
stop; Leonard of Richmond, Jones
of Fl. Wayne, and Mansfield of
Springfield in the outfield; Pytlak,
Erie, catcher; Kline, Erie, right
handed pitcher, and Minogue,
Springfield, southpaw hurler.
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Two Big Innings Give
Tribe us Win Over
Reds in Exhibition Tilt
Indians Score ID Runs in Last Two Trips to Plate on Nine
Hits; Seven Walks and Six Errors Help
Local Cause.
Local Cause.

battling eaguers innings
opponents registered victory
exhibition contest the park Wednes
day nigh
Tribe the Reds
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EXPECT RECORD CROWD
Notre Dame 10 Open Grid Season
on New Field.

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 81
The avalanche of preseason de-
mands for tickets to Notre Dame
football games this fall gave rise to
predictions the Fighting Irish"
will play before the largest and
most ,colorful crowds in the history
of the school.
Officials said it was certain that
the largest opening day crowd in
Notre Danes history will see the
Irish meet Southern Methodist on
the newly completed Cartier field,
Oct a.