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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-16
Pills and
Giants on
Card Next
Bruins Increase Lead to
Two Games With Win
Over Robins.
BvUnited Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 16. - Pennant
hopes were at high ebb in the Chi
cago Cubs camp today as the Ma
tional League leaders opened FIVE
game series with the last place
Philadelphia Philies.
Fridays ten-inning. 4-to-3 victory
over Brooklyn increased the Cubs
lead to two full games-the largest
margin Chicago has held during the
1890 SeaSon-and further gains ap-
peared likely during the competition
with the futile Phils.
While the Cubs are entertaining
the tail-enders, Brooklyn must play
five games against the birthplace
Pittsburgh Pirates and the New
York Giants will be playing Gin
cinnati and the rejuvenated st. Louis
Cardinals.
The Giants are only three and
one half games behind the Cubs and
are fast becoming dangerous
championship threat. New York
invades Chicago next Thursday for
another of the crucial" series oc-
casioned by the National Leagues
close three-team race, and both the
Giants and Brooklyn are looking for
ward to these games as an OPP
portunity to wrest leadership from
the Cubs
The Giants have won nine of their
fifteen games with the Cubs this
season and with seven games still to
be played have hopes of personally
knocking the 1929 champions out of
the race. McGraw's team also has
six games remaining against Brook
lyn, making it possible for them to
Jolt the Robins hopes.
Manager Wilbert Robinson and
his athletes were disappointed over
their lack Of success against the
Cubs, but left here Friday night still
hopeful of regaining the lead.
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Big
Offer for
VetHitter

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Harry Ora
biner, secretary of the Chicago
White Sox, denied Friday that an
offer of $4,000 and Bud Clancy had
been made to the Baltimore Gin
ternational League) club for its first
baseman, Joe Hauser. The veteran
Hauser has been going big, but his
age is 81.
I'VE haven't even mentioned the
subject to Baltimore and no such
deal has been contemplated-there
is nothing to it," declared Gardiner
when informed that Lou Barbour,
White Sox travelling secretary, had
announced the offer at Washington.
II don't believe Barbour made
such statement. He wouldn't, for
he hasn't the authority to handle
matters of that kind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-16
Golfers Depart for Springs
to Battle for State Title
Links Stars of Hooserdom Gather at Spa for Week of
Play; Lehman May Compete.

| fourth consecutive state champion
ship. Bill Diddel and Eddie zim-
mer each have won three consecu-
tive championships. Bill has five
altogether and Eddie four, but nc
player has ever won four straight
Many dopesters believe Lance will
falter in striving for his fourth
straight.
/ Included in the field after the
title will be five eX-champions, sew
eral others known to be good play
ers, a couple who have been mighty
close to it, and several youngsters
probably the most outstanding, Bill
Heinlein of Indianapolis, present
state junior champion. Heinlein
first broke into the limelight as The
Indianapolis Times interscholaStic
champion in 1923 and 1929.
Johnny Lehman also may COM
pete. He recently won the western
amateur championship and is a
resident of Crown Point, Ind. Leh-
man was Big Ten conference cham
pion and is a golfer of the finest
caliber. We certainly hope Secre-
tary jess Mossler is right again on
his golf speculation, which happens
to be this time that Lehman viii
be there.
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UT lying Of their dugout peerns at the
- glasses Said Robbie wonderment WHAT'S
this all about? eclipse trick Of
McGraws. get to work.
coegans Brooklyn turned to his
look intense ddain CONFERRED Say Robbie we'll be
playing probably licking them all too
But is only eclipse you'll this summer
Hang your Of smoked glasses
the natural
phenomenon!
club
pilot majors who approaches Robbie in honey
fobe At 6 he needs
plenty o Sleep usually he is in bed by p.
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THE Herman Tugs no bats for determined efforts In
experiments cereals bottles Of certified milk
supenduced by tat
doting girl a hotel candy counter
something honey perhaps provincial about those Dodgers
atmosphere they there in Fatbus
and the conditions among they field only few
miles from Broadway it filled with
strong partisan spirit.
The pof on strange early
the The afternoon the
victory Giants there was
all about the sun and
moon everything immediate job
the field
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COMBINES this situation
- system
modelled that Of the late Miller Higgins delivers on the
field he isn't goshwfu curious where the spends his
husbands down
cellar Mrs Robinson baseball well
Robbie I'm surprised at you'll Why didn't Harnett and
pitch to Beck?" she opens.
Second Job again. groVs Robbie How
to Hartnet would double?"
well should insists
"And suppose fortune teller something huh2 mutters
Robbie until they they dinner with
a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-16
Tribe Takes
on Brewers
toOpen Trip

BIZ Times Special
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 16.-Return-
ing to day baseball for stretch OF
two weeks, while out on the road,
Johnny Corriden's seventh-place
Indians we're to open four-game
series with the Milwaukee Brewers
here today. 1t was another cellar
series" with the Tribesmen "out in
front" Of the last-place Cream City
FASTENERS by three games.
The Corridenites will be active in
enemy territory until the last of the
month, after which they will return
home to meet the Louisville Col
onels in a series starting Aug. 30.
With the exception of Johnny Rid
die, peppery catcher. the Tribe ros-
ter is intact. Riddle is not likely
to see action the remainder of the
season. e -:
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ley. Buckner has
won the last two
Negro events at
the Garden and
promises to make
a strong bid for
honors Sunday.
Entries have
mounted to twen-
ty-four. Tim e
trials will be run
Sunday morning
and the fifteen
fastest cars will
line up for the
grind at 2:30 p. m
Outstanding pi-
lots of Indiana
and the midwest
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the double wind
up. Wilson has
national ra ii n g
and will be the
classiest opponent
the indianapolis
smiler has faced.
Wilson takes the
place of Wesley
Ramies, who asked
to be relieved of
the H oil o W a y
match.
Wilson has &C.
feated such we'll
known ScrapperS
as Jackie Purvis,
George KerWin.
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Mars Hill will play Adams Tripoli in the
first game of desired double header, Sun
the second game. cali Belmont 44s3-R.
ring 3. after 6 o. M. and ask for Lex
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3-Year-Old
Rivals in
Rich Race
Belair Colt Slight FayOrite;
Three Others Named
in TraVerS.

SGs,AlR Ai?ToGA SPRINGS, N, Y,
Aug. I6.-Turf followers from all
over the United States jammed this
little city today for the sixty-first
running of the $4,000 Travers
stakes in which Gallant Fox, I'M
beaten king of the 3-year-olds, will
match strides with his old rival and
victim, Whichone. --
Five colts have been named for
the mile and a quarter race, but
il will be strictly a two-horse battle
with Gallant Fox slight favorite
to win.
The historic old Saratoga course
has been the scene of many a stir
ring battle in the past but non ever
has attracted more attention or
caused a wider divergence Of opin-
ion among the experts than today's
race. Even the bookmakers are I'M
certain as TO which of the pair will
60 to the post as fayorite.
There are many who insist that
Gallant Fox, because of his bril-
liant victories in the Wood me-
mortal, Preakness, Kentucky Derby,
Belmont. Dwyer and American
classic deserves the favorite's po-
sition. Others are just as inisistent
that Whichone, in breezing to VIC
tory in his tIneup races-the Sar-
anac handicap, the Whitney stakes,
and the Miller stakes - showed
enough TO rate an edge.
A muddy track will work to Gal
liant Fox's advantage. as Whichone,
because of his injury earlier in the
season, wears bar plates which make
running on a heavy track quite diff
ficult.
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A. B. C.S PLAY CAPS

Jewels A. B. C.s held final prac-
tice Friday in preparation for their
first night game at Washington park
this evening with Louisville Black
Caps. This will be the second ap-
pearance Of Black Caps here this
season, having defeated A. B. C.s
in a previous tilt here, l to o.
A. B. C.s will play Seymour Reds
double-header Sunday afternoon
az Washington park.
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NATIONAL LEAGEE
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Danny belmont and knocked out
Frankie Frisco recently.
Benny Duke and Tommy Cello,
whom Harrison fans have seen in
previous triumphs, will battle in the
top ten-rounder Tuesday. Cello
outpointed Spug Myers here and
Duke trimmed Sammy Price. A
feature in the supporting card con-
sists Of a six-rounder between Ne
gro sluggers, Ray HURT, Indian
apolis, and Kid Slaughter. Terre
Haute. The complete program:
Ten Reunds-Tommy Cello. Chicago. rs.
Benny Duke, Grand Rapids; junior Telter-
weights.
Ten Rounds--Red Holloway. Indianapolis,
vs. Hershie Wilson, Chicago. junior welter-
weights.
Six 1ounda--Ands shanks, Erazd BapiGz.
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Helen Receives
$4,000 Gift

" NEW YORK, Aug. Is. - The
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton probably will interpose no OBJ
lection to acceptance by Mrs. Helen
Wills Moody of a $4,000 bequest
from the late Senator Phelan Of
California, it was indicated today.
The amateur rule committee of
the association will meet Wednes-
day to consider the situation. Sena-
tor Phelan's will stated that the
bequest was made because Mrs.
Moody had brought TENNIS cham
pionships to California"
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TeIerram SPORTS writer
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All-Star Harrison Fistic
Bill Ready for Tuesday
Hershe Wilson Is Signed to Put Holloway to Test Cello
and Duke in Other Feature

With the completion of the FIT.
Harrison boxing card for Tuesday,
fight fans are wondering how Red
Holloway will get along with
Hershie Wilson, prominent Chicago
Junior welterweight, over the ten
round route in the first half Of
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Card Filled

Four prelims have been arranged
to support the George Godfrey-Eli
Lee heavyweight ten-round match
on the all-Negro card at Tomlinson
hall Wednesday night. Godfrey is
rated worlds Negro champion. Lee
claims victories over Romero Rojas,
Art Weigand and King Solomon.
The prelins follow:
Jimmy Carr. Louisville, VS.. Joe Davis,
Pittsburgh. eight rounds
Kid Henry rs. Raw Smith. six rounds.
Kid Mohawk vs.. Kid Boyds, four rounds.
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Four HOOsier
Stars Enter

Bu United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-Nearly two
hundred athletes will compete at
Soldiers field today and Sunday in
the Central A. A. U. track and field
meet for the right to represent the
district at Pittsburgh next Saturday
in the national championships,
Chief among the star performers
who will appear are Joe Sivak and
Bert Nelson of Butler. Lee Sent
man, Jack Elder of Notre Dame,
Ray Conger. Anton Burg. Orval
Martin of Purdue and Harold Os-
born
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Sir Thomas Upton Receives
Giant Welcome in New York
British Sportsman, Seeking Yacht Cup Fifth Time, Has
High Hope for Victory.

Macon, fetched Sir Thomas from
quarantine to the battery, where he
first landed nearly four score years
ago as poor immigrant boy.
ION behalf of Mayor Walker, who
wouldn't have missed that big race
at Saratoga today for all the tea
in China, Grover Whalen did the
honors.
The genial owner of Shamrock "
with which he has challenged for
the Americas cup for the fifth
time since 1899, declared he had
high hopes this time, after all his
disappointmentS.
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KELLY'S KIDS DoWNED

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. i6.
-Kelly's Kids of Clinton. Ind. lost
out in the American Legion junior
regional finals here Friday and
Bentley post of Cincinnati took the
title. 9 to ). The HOLSTERS miscued
five times and we're held to seven
hits. The winners obtained twelve
hits of Shannon and McVay.
Cincinnati will represent Michi-
gan. Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky
in the legion sectional tourney at
Charlottesville, Va. next week.
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GEORGE LOTT TO QUIT

BU Tinted presR
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The New
York Telegram sad Friday in an ex-
elusive story that George Lott Of
Chicago. Davis cup singles player,
will retire from competitive tennis
at the end Of the current season.
Rather than run the risk Of be-
coming what he terms tennis
bum" the story says, Lott will re-
tire from competitive tennis and go
to work.
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Second Race 1890; claiming: 7-year-
olds; five and one-half furlongsl - Jazz
Age. 113; Red Likker, 10; Lanier. ia; Ar
rowlike. 100; Onlione. 108. Sugarland. los;
Madam Florence. 112 Three In Row, l05;
Tavy ITO; Shasta Sun, 106.
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Big Leagues

By TPffed Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The Cubs
moved two full games out in front
Of the National League Friday when
they defeated the Robins, 4 to 8
aften ten INNINGS. Danny Tay-
lor's second double of the game
after two singles had placed men or
bases, accounted for the winning
run. 1t was the third defeat of the
series for Brooklyn and marked the
Cubs fourteenth victory in nineteen
starts over the Robins,
Carl Hubbell allowed but four singles as
the Giants BANKED Cincinnati, to o.
The win placed the Giants but one and
one-haf games back OF BROOKLYN. Bill
Terry maintained his league batttrg lesd-
single in three trips to the plate.
Pittsburgh and PhiIadelphia divided a
double bill. the Pirates taking the second
the first I to 5. Fred Brickell. one-time
Pirate. scored three runs and cot three
hits-one triple-in the first game.
st. st. Louis Cards made II three cut Of
four over the Boston Braves BY winning
the fourth game Of the series. to &.
less Haines worked on the mound for the
winners. Chick Hafey. Cards outhelder.
ret his twenty-second home run Of the
season.
All American Leagues games were
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Race Entries
Saturday
AT DADE PARK

AT DADE PAKk
First Race. $500; claiming: maidens: five
furlongSl Absolutely, ITO; Monkey Shine.
1O2; Fast Ormont los; Bitsy ONeii. l02:
Last Hour. l07; William j.. los; Hanibur-
ger Jim, no; Bewitching Eyes li2;
Frances Grey. 107: Donna Ulrica. 100 I:
Sweet Adelaide. 107; Jimmie L., ITO.
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By JHited Press =
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-A grand
old British gentleman arrived today
OH a sporting quest which has been
his untitled dream for nearly half
a century.
Sir Thomas Upton. carrying his
80 years with the jauntiness of
the open sea, f1inging his latest
challenge for the Americas cup
with native Irish wit, reached. New
York aboard the Leviathan and
was promptly engulfed in tuna
ultuous reception.
The official reception boat,
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CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The six
teen-day race meeting scheduled for
Aurora, Oct. IS to 81, has been
transferred to Hawthorne, it was
announced today, giving the latter
track forty-six consecutive days Of
racing.
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Al OAUE PAhh
First Race. $500; claiming: maidens: five
furlongsJ Absolutely, 10; Monkey Shine
Ios; Fsst oS;mont, lbs: Busy o'Nsii. ios
Smyrna Jam o7 9 BsSsshi lo Arthur EaS Ill.,
sTeet Adelaide id i IT, Jamie mnh L. i iio iV'
Second Race $500; claiming; 7-year-
Age. 113; Red Likker. 10; Lanier. ia; Ar
rowlike. 100; onlione. loS: sugarland. lo5;
Madam FL Florsnce IL; Three re In Row. loS
Third Race $500; Claiming; .s-year-oIds;
Harold ormont: 100; Xsnezuela; ia; Wood
Fourth Race $500; claiming; s-year-old,
and up; the oVendoms Hotel; six 5urlonssl
iSo rake G or 49, straw Vote. liz; Ro
many Baw, los; Estin. ia; Pennant Call,
Fifth Race Isl. 500; handicap; the A. B.
Dade Memorial; a-year,olds; six furlongs,
coSa HS Si l Eiaa6eth Kenned S @
Upset. iii; (bJPatricia Marian. los.
"a Southland Stable entry.
(blG. Collins entry.
Sixth Race $500; claiming: the Mecurdy
ton: u.s. 3ye fhs: s sHd up o sT H.
Playfeilows Dream, iO4; Myth. lo2.
Seventh Race 1910: claiming; s-year-
Mary Marvin, io1 Dontades. III; Milano.
101.
weather, clear: track. good.
AT HAWTHORNE
First Race claiming: 4-year-olds; mile
and sixteenth -Haramazada lo5;. TT.
1O6: j. 4. We'll. Ito: Santa Sophia. 9s;
los: Participate, iii; Vsnauish, lis.
Second Race ts1.4oo: allowances The
gysnsTo0d 5 so1ed S io4 gon
Sweep, i04; Sister Mary. 1o1; Shasta
Broom. tic; Polinos. lis.
Third Race $4,000. claiming: s-year-
olds and upl-Marydale. tic; Flag Lieu
tenant. Ill: Malicious; i07; Theorist Jane.
loi; Royal chs.rEs Ill H ISN East Is:
kell. 10; Cabildo. 10 salona. ITO.
Fourth Race $4,000 added: Windy city:
stStTIh Ssd5 ss BUDDY BASIL IL;
Miss Bess. 90: Gracious Gift. III: zida.
1903: Jimmy Moran, ia; Cog Air. lis;
Boom. 1I6; Sutior. lis.
Fifth Race $50, 900 Business Mems
handicap: 3-year-olds and up; mile and
eighth Bunyan. II: VICTORIAN. i2o;
silverdale. 1l2: Galahad. 1o7: AMY
Dandy. ia: Martie Flynn. lo7: Martinique.
1i3: Beaming over. 100; Miss BesS. 80;
Lady Broadcast. lo4: Islam. 102; Display,
III: falBrown Wisdom. liz.
(a)Reichert entry.
Sixty Race Isl. 400: allowances; 5-year-
olds and up: mile and seventy Yards
Guide Right 100: Swinheld. io7: Galaxy.
lo7: Laughing Laura. 100: Ceione. IN:
Particular. 1o2: Fiddler. 102: Culloden. ITO;
Coral Beach. los: Susie Jane. io4: VIVA
Win. Io6.
Seventh Race f$l .30o:. claiming: Swear
olds and up: mile and sixteenth LADY
I03: Wacker Drive. lis: Don Fernando. JIG;
Broad Axe. Ill: supryse, 1oz: Lieut.. Rus
sell 116: Riff Raf. 1o7.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-George
Godfrey, giant Negro heavyweight,
has been matched for ten-round
fight. with Arthur De Kut, Brook
Ign ItalS~, at the Taylor bowl in
Cleveland, or Aug. 26. Eddie Mead
is the promoter.
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vs.. Johnny Mack, Cincinnati, heavy
weights.
Six Rounds-Ray HurtE. Indianapolis. VS..
Kid Slaughter. Terre Haute; Negro welter-
weights.
-Four RoHnds-Tuny Mitchell. Indian
weights.
First bout at $40
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Today's Games

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
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JACK REYNOLDS VICTOR

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Jack Rey-
nolds, Cincinnati, threw Sam Mar
kowitz after II minutes and Al sec
onds of wrestling Friday night.
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THREE MAT MATCHES
Burns and Byrnes Will Open Riv.
erside Show Monday.

Curly Burns and Doc Byrnes have
been signed for the opening mat
bout OF Mondays show at River
side The card will be featured by a
finish match between Merle Dolby
and Blacksmith Pedigo. The semi
final will bring together Silent Oh
son and Pierre Ladjiui Of France.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-16
CUB FLAG HOPES HIGH
Twenty-Four
Enter Garden
Negro Event

William wild Bid Buckner has
entered the fifty-mile race at Wal
nut Gardens Sunday for the Negro
championship Of the Wabash VAL
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Due to a misunderstanding Forester
Cubs are without game for Sunday The
Cubs have strengthened by adding Hank
Schneider and Furnell, former leaguers. A
game is wanted for Sunday with a strong
city team. Call Drexel 1856. or address Joe
Corsaro, 922 South East street.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
(All games postponed. rain.)
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are scheduled to compete, including
Gene Smith of Chicago. winner OF
the Gold and Glory Sweepstakes
here July 4.
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Fifth Race Isl. 500. handicap; the A. B.
Dade. Memorial: .3-year.olds; six turlongsJ
coHrt i iOi Ell Eiiza6eth Kenne d. foo
(bJ Thistle Ann. los; Typhoon. no; (alAll
Upset. III; (b)Patrfcia Marian, 1903.
(a) Southland Stable entry.
(blG, Collins entry.
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Boston at st. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh two gamesl.
New York. at Cincinnati two games
Philadelphia at Chicago two games
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NV EhoIDE hINO hECULIo
In the main fistic go at Riverside
Friday night Kid Wright. Richmond,
gained a shade over Onie Gahimer,
Shelbyville. six rounds. Results of
four-round bouts:
GEORGE Downev cutpointed Al Watson.
Michigan Kid defeated Jimmy Murbhy.
Irish Chamberlain shaded Dutch Batting.
Howard Sheehy and Dick Grove we're even,
and johnny Cash and Hatold FLOYD boxed
q oreEs -
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SPEED BOATS CLASH
New Records Sought in Eastern
Gold Cup Races.

RED BANK, N. j., Aug. 16.-Hun-
dreds of the fastest speedboats in
America SKINNED over the calm wa
tiers of the Shrewsbury river in
search of new records here today as
the twenty eighth annual gold cup
regatta got under way.
Seven boats started in the gold
cup race, feature event on today's
program.
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Here's Chance to Match
Skill With Homer King
and Garry Off Prizes

Ruth alAmerica mythical
compete newspapers
Times territory
last of his batting
order. closing the contest
PLAYERS selected and
nonotna the Babe on he c himself
,eoutt wnner mustuo Ruth
in
afore ht
seeete An
letter nfty wordS will be
correct o
to kuhs
be in hoiH ther than
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eurent n
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dmsts time.
out this bring
Contest closes Aug 81
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Hotel; 3-year-olds and up; mile l-Bocara-
tone. lis; Thistle Star. l07; Boris. ia;
PlayfeiloWs Dream, i04; Myth, 1902.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Third Race $4,000: claiming: s-year-
tenant. Ill: Malicious. lo7: Theorist Jane.
10l; Royal Charge. Ill: Holt Fast, IS;
Sandy Shore Us; DodEson. los; JACK Has