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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
EHLERS IN SEMI-FINALS ROGERS MAT VICTOR

Joe Domar Rogers of Columbus,
o.. defeated Doc Burns of Louisville
in two straight falls Monday at
Tomlinson hall Joe Gilman de-
feated Carl CLANCY OF Bloomington
and Claude Swindel beat Young
Price in the opener.
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]. H. Ehlers advanced to the
semi-final round of the Hawthorn
Tennis Club tourney Monday. de-
feating Ralph Bradford, 6-3. rs.
Ehlers viii meet Porter Seidenstick-
or and Howard Wood will oppose
Chick Ertel IN semi final contests.
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INDIANAPOLIS

Runs batted ln-Iucker, Dorman, CVen-
base hitS-Narlesky. tucker, Kamm. Home
run-Ryan. Double plays-Ryan to Wat
wood: Reynolds 70 Kamm Left on bases
Indianapolis. 5: Chicago. s. Base on
balls-Of Cvengros. /: of Jonnard 2; off
Wehde. l. of Welsh. l. Struck out-By
Cvengros, 4; by Jonnard. |; by Buryell
/; BY Walsh. 6. Hits-,Off 'Cvengros. 3 in
innings. of Jonnard. in 3 innings;
in 5 innings off Wende. in innings
Umpires-Goetz and McCleaster. Time
1.34
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Atkins Nine
Faces Omaha
in L. S. Meet

BIZ Times SDCoial
CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. 23-Fol-
lowing their to 3 triumph over
New Haven in the National Base
ball Federation tourney here Mon
day, E. c. Atkins club of Indian
apoliS today faced Omaha. Each
team had lost one game. and the
loser faced elimination from the
tourney.
Jeffries, Hoosier hurler. helped his
own cause Monday by getting two
of the Atkins eight safe blows and
driving in two runs. Hurt also hit
twice JeffrieS allowed the losers
nine hits and issued four passes but
was effective in the pinches.
Other teams still in the running
are Flint, Mich; Montgomery, Ala;
Waterbury, Conn; Pittsburgh, Pa:
Dayton o., and Cincinnati.
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Prospect Afternoon League contests were
one-sided affairs No 2 and No. defeat
ing No. l and No. 8 three games.
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Semi-PrOS and Amateurs

header from Sunshine Gardens, to 6 and
4 to 3. Red Wings won both contests in
the late innings. Johnny Slmons played
sensationally for the Wings while Ralph
Russell pitched a four~hit game for the
losers. In the second game. poor support
in the ninth allowed the Wings to score
the winning tally without a hit.
O'Hara Sans closed a successful season
Sunday. drubbing Mars Hill. is to O..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Indianapolis Auto League games on the
game win for Madden-Copple. from Cheyo-
Pin. G. & j. and r. V. Law from Central
Motor Parts. En-Ar-Co and Eisemann
Ignition Service.
BARRACKS. and Trinity took two. games
from Mishts and Y. NJ. G. as Third Re-
formed. Boosters, First Tigers and SECOND
First Owls. Second Reformed. Pleasant
Run and ST. Paul during the Reformed
Chg5eh League play on the PritSelhett, alleys;
191 by Al Schoch featured.
Henry Holt, president Of the Rotary
Bowling League. invites all Rotarians to
be present at o'clock tonight to help the
Rotary League get away TO. good start
use the Indiana alleys.
transportation League games resulted in
q three-game win for Union Station over
tory for General Agents. Local Lines and
City Agents from Shippers, Freight
Agents and Ticket Office, Hurst rolled Ioa
giving him total of COL.
sided affairs, No 2 and No. defeat
ing No. 1 and No. three games.
Ellis BARRIERS again rolled nice series
to take three games from Koch Furniture
during the South Side Business Mems play
games of 923, 993 and 942 for a total of
1883. Other games were decided over the
two-ou t-of-three route. Madison Avenue
State bank, Heidenreich Florists and Car
son Brothers defeating Thorman Shoes,
Fountain Square State bank and Kasper
dividuai performer, games Of 2i0. 245 and
213 giving him a total of 669. Holtzmeyer
had $40: McAllen. 604. and Danna. 603.
Gray No. 2 and Maroon No. / won three
games from Blue No. and Gray No.
while Cardinal No. ! and Maroon No. 2
took the odd game from Blue No l and
Cardinal No. 2 during the Edwin Raw
League series.
Evangelical League games on the Central
alleys resulted in a two-time win for
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AMATEUR FOOTBALL

Holy Trinity Bearcats are entered In
the city junior 125-pound league. Bear
cats desire practice game at Riverside
for Sunday. Call Be. 1898, ask for Al.
Brightwood Ramblers will practice
Wednesday at p. m. AL players report
in uniform if possible. Meet at Morris
Square park
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past couple of years who left school
last weekend, re-entered Monday
and reported for practice. Kenneth
Booz, star half back, again joined
the squad and his triple threat work
holsters the Bulldog outlook con-
siderably.
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EDITORS NOTE-FollOwing is the
seventh article of the United Press ser
les on Big Ten conference football pros
poets Wednesdays article will discuss
the University of Illinois.
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Atlantan's 90 Tops
First Round Scores
Triple Champion Encouraged by Steady Play Monday;
Only Player to Break Par Wiling Noyes
Grab Second With 70S
rab Second With 7Os.
BY FRANK GETTY

CRICKET CLUB, ARDMORE, Sept 23-Once
today the usually vain pursuit Of Bobby Jones
serenely
match
in this thirty fourth national championship
during the
his and the mighty
Mr. Inres needsa n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
AMATEUR GOLFERS CONTINUE PURSUIT OF BOBBY JONES
Garden Lucky to Get
Even Break on Scrap
$4,000 Gate Is Prospect for Sharkey CampOIo Bout
Thursday; Jack to Receive 100000 and Argen
tnian 81 800: Boston Cob Confident
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
T.nftrd Prasx star Corresnora.,,t

NEW YORk 25Pubc apathy coming heavyweight
Sharey vttoro stadium
Thursday night dsappont-
ments against Phil Scott Schmeing
Sharkey Of
failures
plain popularity
Sharkey commanded the ring fans
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Indians Nose Out White SOx
in Night Exhibition Tilt

both teams went through the PAGES
in fine style.
CvengroS, Jonnard and Burwell
divided the Tribe pitching, and
Wehde, a rookie, and young Ed
Walsh propelled the sphere for
Ownie Bush's big leaguers. The
home FASTENERS got their five runs
off Wehde, for after Walsh took
the mound in the fourth he stopped
EN- cold, tanning six in five innings
and allowing only three hits. The
Indians obtained seven off Wehde
in three rounds.
Blondy Ryan, former Indian
shortStop, blasted a home run off
Cvengros in the second Stanza with
one mate aboard. The tall athlete
gave the ball a terrific ride over
the fence in left center.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
nANvnLE TAKES ONE

DANVILLE, Ill, Sept. 23.-The
Glass B championship series of the
middle west stands two games to
one in favor of Springfield, Central
League. The Danville Three-L
Leaguers won here Monday night,
13 to 5.
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HOME Rim,

Wilson, Cubs ... So Klein. PhilIies 80
Ruth: Yankees q Berger. Braves 81
Gehrig, Yankees. 80
Runs BATTED IN
Wilson. Cubs . 1871 Simmons, AthIets I5G
Gehrig, Yankees. 10 Foxx. Athletics i52
Klein. Phillfes. I6l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Saint Patricks football team will prac-
tice on both Wednesday and Friday nights
OF this week at school hall on Prospect
street. Coach Rosengarten is anxious to
sign up several good linemen ANY one in
terested is requested to be present at the
practice sessions. Saint Pats will open
their SEASON ~ Pennsy park Sunday. Oct. 5.
For opening game get in touch with
Is requested 10 cal Rosengarten-
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ALLENTOWN is CHAMP

BIZ Times Special
ALLENTOWN, Pa. Sept. 23.-The
local nine of the Eastern League
won the 1890 title by defeating
Bridgeport in the playoff, four
games to one. Manager Joe Bush's
team won Monday night, IA to 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
CHICAGO NINE WINS

BIZ United Press
OSAKA, Japan, Sept. 23.-The
University of Chicago baseball team
defeated Kwansai college here Mon
day. 6 to 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
OLD MIKE LOSES

BU iinCS SDcCidf
BUFFALO, Sept. 23.-Mike Nc
Tigue, former light-heavy champ.
was stopped by Garfield johnson.
local Negro, in the fourth round
Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

The White Sox dark blue uniforms
trimmed in white looked doggy under
the lights and owner Norman Perry MAJ
for home games
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Headlined by a feature fiyweight
ten-round match between highly
ranked flyweights, five-bout show
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

1t was the consensus of opinion among
grand stand observers that young Walsh
American Association. He made the sphere
whistle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Olympics will hold a uniformed signal
players are requested 10 attend as this
will be the final workout of the week.
State clubs write Howdy Stou. 709 Park
avenue. phone Ii. 1927. for games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

The champion Louisville Colonies ara
going TO do" Cuba for twelve exhibit
ton games following the little world 3
series" with Rochester beginning Wednes-
day. The IA play-off calls for games in
Rochester Wednesday. Thursday. SatUr-
day and Sunday after which the. rivals
will move to Louisville to finish, team
needs five victories to win. The Cuban
trip by the Colonies was arranged BY
Merito Acosta. former Louisville out
fielder.
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~DOwn the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

Yankees Athletics, Cubs and Giants from
Pirates. Browns, Reds and White SoX, and
a clean sweep for Cards and Senators from
Indians and Dodgers.
Box Shop won three from Cutters. while
the Machine Shop was losing two to the
Electrical Department during the Central
States League play.
Claws. Whiskers and Heads took the
Tails, Names and Teeth for the entire set
during the Lions League play.
Pastime League games on the Indiana
alleys, showed a three-game win for Coca
from KrQger. West Side and P. g. E. and
two-time win for S. & S. Body, United
Dental and Granny Cafe from Schmitt
Kelly, o'Neii and stemm had totals Of
65S' 6OS and 6O2. respectively.
Pray, Cooper and Wynne uuintets won
three games from Steve Memo and Smitty.
as Garter won two from Davy during the
OptimiSt series.
Results in the big Kiwanis League. show
a three-time win for J. P Jones Lippin-
cott. Schaneberger and Yorger from Voyles.
galway fjna TiyL HorufT and Titus and two;
Martin from Montrose. Hay and Kerr.
St. Joan of Arc held the boards on the
Foundry had the Capitol CITY Fuel Co. 90 on n
the run, taking the entire series. while
Centennial Press. Lone Star Cement and
ThefTv s MS5GT ATcan Won Two and %
Bledsoe. F. Argups led the individuals
with total of 6o2 on games of ZIG, 1877
and 1856.
Bell Telephone League games on the
Iillnols alleys were one-sided affairs. Com
merclal Maintenance, Auditors and west
ern Electric taking the series from III
diana Bell Engineers. A. T. g. T Co, and
Construction.
State Highway and Burke Cadillac won
two, games from ShoWalter Duco and
Packard as Wash Rite Laundry copped
three from Northwestern Sales. during the
Meridian League games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Billy Rhel Portland second sacker.
formerly with Brooklyn. executed the rar
triple play unassisted Sunday in a gam
with Seattle. With the bases filled in tho
fifth and Seattle two runs behind, seattle
put on the hit-and-run and Rhiel speared
Taylor's line drive to retire the batter.
touched second to erase Hansen heading
for third and tagged Ellsworth coming
down from first. It was the fifth unas-
sisted three-ply killing in Pacific Coast
League history.
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The lone error of the game was the
tumble OF a single BY Jolley in right neld
for the Sox.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Manager OVnie Bush has taken 40 golf.
but is making no public announcement
of it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Doggy Oliver has taken charge of the
Midway football team. AIidways have
entered the Em-Roe senior league. Fol-
lowing players are asked to report:
Eyster WINNER. Boyer. Hardwood and
Martz. Practice Will be held Wednesday
at 7:30 p m at Minnesota street and
State avenue
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Major Leaders
BY United Pres,

Follo1gine statistics include games c
yIFSDTNC HITTrPS
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Monahan sent one singing through Kerr
in the seventh that the Chicago second
sacker failed to see
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TECH MEET SET
Play for the Tech tennis title will
start Wednesday afternoon, with
fifty entered.
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Oliver; Sans hurler, gave up but one nit
K!09eelhing lead the. attack for Sans, Sans
will be back on the diamond next year.
For information. call K. Spillman, $40
North oxford street. Oh. 341SW.
Beech Grove Reds outslugged Irvington
Builders to COP a Is to IL decision Sun
day.. Reds meet Shelbyville Merchants
Sunday at Shelbyville.
Sexson Brother defeated Mohawk Sun
Gay at Mohawk. II to 4. Sexson and, Hend-
ricks led at the plate with three hits in
four trips; Crane and sexson formed the
winning battery. Seasons play at New
Palestine SUNDAY. B. Sexson. w. Season.
Gagen. Hicks. Wicklif, wilkins. Hendricks.
Akers. Miller and Crane be at the diamond
at .. m,
Indianapolis Cardinals with their first
makeshift lineup of the season lost twin
bill to Western A. A. Sunday. Sunday
morning. Cardinals defeated John Mas
sings All-Stars. 1913 Glen Tumey
pitched splendid ball for the Cards. while
D. SauterS led the All-Stars fielding at
tack. Cardinals are without a game for
Sunday. Call Drexel 3104W after 6 D. m.
and ask for Frank. orioles are chal-
lenged for a game at Garfield.
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Reynolds. ace Of the Sox roster at ba
and in the field. got two hits and came
one of which he turned into a double
play.
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State Highway and Burke Cadillac won
two, games from Showalter Duco and
PACKARD as Wash Rite Laundry copied
tnree from Northwestern Sales during the
Meridian League games va
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Claws. Whiskers and Heads took the
Tails Names and Teeth for the entire set
during the Lions League play.
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Pray, Cooper and Wynne uuintets won
three games from Steve Memo and Smitty.
as Carter won two from Davy during the
Optimist series.
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Fat FotherRin fell down going after
misjudged a low liner. The big fellow
protected his face in the dive by permit
ting his huge front to hit first and act
ing way to Campbell. who had a short
trial with the Indians during the summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

the Machine Shop was losing two to the
Electrical Department during the Central
States League play.
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Yankees, Athletics, Cubs and Giants from
Pirates. Browns, Reds and White Sox and
a clean sweep for Cards and Senators from
Indians and Dodgers.
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Baseball

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-07

ship" between the United States and
Latin and South American countries.
Foundations Strengthened"
Foundations for future peace have
been greatly strengthened in the 16
months that Herbert Hoover has guided
the deStinies of the Nation" the chair
man said. During this period more
progress has been made in the field of
development of good will between the
United States and other nations than
In many years before
Describing competition in naval
armament as "the most difficult prob
lem" which confronted Hoover, Temple
said prior to the present administration
competitive building of war ships in
categories other than of capital vessels
had left the United States far behind
and in a position where, If it were to
have parity with Great Britain and
proper ratios with Japan, it would have
to extend its program through the ex-
penditure OF two billion dollars dur
ing the next six or seven years"
But of even as great moment" he
added, was that this competitive build
ing in itself created international fric-
tons and sources of danger"
Treaty Results Notable.
The consequences of the treaty, Tenn
pie said, both from the points of view
of adequate defense of the United
States and for general world peace,
constitute the most notable step IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-07

Kurds intrenched on Mount Ararat,
and that the Kurds faced determination.
Angora dispatches said that Turkish
airplanes had bombed them, and that
they now found escape in the direction
of Persia impossible.
The government hoped through its
campaign to break the power of the
fierce Djelali and Hydaranli tribes, the
latter numbering about 5000, who for
centuries have maintained stronghold
on Mount Ararat, descending each
Spring to plumber nearby villages.
The Turkish press is developing a
distinctly bitter anti-Persian tone in
connection with the fighting. The Kurds
are native to a section which Is in
both Persia and ASiatic Turkey.
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international relations during the past
decade
Temple directed attention to "the
mobilization of international public
opinion, at the instance of the United
States, in the controversy between Rus
STA and China" both signatories to the
Kellogg pact.
quence of the Presidents good will mis-
sion to South America, method was
developed for settlement of the Tacna-
africa dispute between Chile and Peru
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DECLARES HOOVER
HAS HELPED PEACE
Naval Treaty and Kellogg
Pact Listed by Temple
in Statement.

Chairman Temple of the House For
eign Affairs Committee feels the Hoo
yer administration has made great
progress toward world peace. In the
past 16 months, he said, more progress
has been made toward strengthening the
foundations for world peace than had
been achieved in many years.
The London naval treaty was placed
first among the steps taken by the ad-
mmistration in this regard The Sem
ate takes up the treaty for consideration
today.
Chairman Temple, in statement is
sued through the Republican National
Committee, enumerated also proclama-
ton of the Kellogg BRAND treaty re-
nouncing war as an instrument of ma
tional policy, the completion of war
debt negotiations and "a general
strengthening of the bonds of friend
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FIND MAN AFTER 20 YEARS
Accused in Italy of Smuggling and
Fleeing Emigrants.

COSENzA, Italy, July (P.-Police
yesterday arrested man sought during
the past 20 years on charges of SNUG
Cling emigrantS to America and f1eec-
ing others who wanted to emigrate
there.
Rocco Cannigazaro, Al, is the ac-
cuSed. Police said he introduced him
self as merchant marine officer, and
had maintained intimate relations with
the authorities,
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BODIES FOUND IN CAR
Murder and Suicide Believed Solu
ton of Death of Ohio Mother.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July R.-Ths
bodies Of James Bailey, %, and Mrs
Verdeva Herbert, 33, both of New Rich
mond. village near here, were found
yesterday huddled together in an auto
mobile on a lonely road.
Mrs. Herbert, mother of two children
was sluInped over in the rear seal
against the right door, bullet wound
in her neck, and Bailey was huddleo
against the other side Of the machine
with q bullet wound in his head.
revolver was found near his body.
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LARGEST u. S.-BUILT
VESSEL is PLANNED
S1,000-Ton Ship Is One Of 500,
100000 Program for Next
Few Years.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July William Allen,
Western traffic manager for the United
States Lines, announced yesterday that
contracts had been awarded for the
construction of the largest liner ever
built in the United States.
One of sister ships to be built the
vessel under contract will be 81 900 gross
tonnage and will cost $21 900 900, Allen
said. He added that the line planned
a $90,00o,000 building program for the
next few years.