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LOUISVILLE

lCalIed, sixth, darkneSS.l
Runs batted in-Koenecke. Bedore,
Riddle. Thomas o., Kroner. Two-base
hits-Fitzgerald. Walker. Three-base hit
-Layne Home run Koenecke. Stolen
base-E Funk Double plays-Olivares to
Branom: Goldman to Bedore to Bonura.
Left on baSes-IndianapoliS, Z: Louisville,
kinson, l. OF Thomas, /. Struck out
BY Halter. 2; by Thomas, 2. Hits-Od
Halter. s in l-3 innings. Passed ball
Erickson Losing pitcher-Hatter. UNI
pire-Johnson and Rue. Time, lilo.
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The famous Marott Club seems to have
hard time hitting its stride. a first week
flash being its only show of form to date.
The ability is there. however and pins
will start falling for them one of these
DAYS.
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of 1859 over the nine-game route, an aver
age of better than PIT per game.
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Eddie Streibeck goes serenely on his way
knocking the naples for row
from all angles. This family has another
bowler who is rapidly coming along, young
Paul Streibeck, who carries wicked
hook that shakes the pins in fine style.
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Second Gamel
fFirst Camel
fSecond Gamel

AEi1uarlree 200 los OO1- Is 0
kansas CITY - O10 013 600 Is
Caldwell and Manion; Holley. Sanders
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GEHRIG NEARS RECORD
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Sept. 81. - Lou
Gehrig, smuggling first sacker Of the
New York Yankees, today was aim
ing at a new runs batted in record.
Larrupin' Lou has batted in 178
markers, including Sundays game,
three better than his own all-time
American League mark. He is twelve
short of the major league record set
last year by Hack Wilson Of the
Chicago Cubs.
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4 G. q. TEAMS WIN

indianapolis Country Club links
men defeated Highland Golf and
Country Club team in two matches
Sunday. I. c. G. won the six-man
event, II to z, and the eighteen
man battle, 3S to Is.
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st. Louis at Boston, rain.
(Only games scheduled.)
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Boston SOx
Seek Fifth
Braves Find Going Rough
and Drop Back to
Seventh.
BY. L. S. CAMERON
United Press SportS Editor

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Boston's
two major league clubs are having
contrasting experiences in the late
season competition. Bill McKech-
MES Braves, who played an i'm
portant part in the National
Leagues early competition, and who
at one time appeared headed for a
first division berth, are finding
rough going and have dropped to
seventh place. The Red Sox, re-
garded as the doormat of the
American League, have struck q
winning stride and now are in a
fair way to take fifth place.
At present the Red Sox are tied
with Detroit for the top second di-
vision berth.
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GLEDHILL BEATS VINES
By Times Special

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21.-Ells-
worth Vines, the young United
States singles tennis champion, lost
one-set exhibition match to his
college rival, Keith Gledhill, inter-
collegiate champion, here Sunday
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.PURvIS, HUGHES CLASH
Local Weller Defends State Crown
Against Hughes.

. 2 IHIto oVtLFus
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 21.-
Jackie Purvis, Indiana'S welter-
weight champion, will defend his
crown here Friday night against
frankie Hughes, Clinton, in a
twelve-round bout.
Purvis won his championship here
a month ago when he defeated
Hughes III a ten-round scrap. The
judges disagreed at the finish and
the referee scored the fight to Pur-
Wis by one point.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
COUTH BEND, Ind, Sept.
~ 21.-Nick Lukats, Notre
Dame full back, who was in
jured in Saturdays scrimmage,
may not be able to play in the
opening game against Indiana
on Oct. 3. The loss of Lukats
has convinced coaches Heartily
Anderson and Jack Chevigny
that the full back position is
jinxed. Lukats is the seventh
full back lost to the Notre
Dame squad since Joe Savoldi
withdre wfrom school last year
before the Northwest game.
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Wheeler Lunch believes in the two-out-
of-three session, taking the odd game
from all opponents in the Indianapolis
League to date.
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RUNS BATTED IN
HOME RUNS
BOBBY JONES LOSER

bU JHfTtd FFttN
GREENWICH. Conn. Sept. 21.-
Bobby Jones and Johnny Dawson,
Chicago amateur. lost to Billy
Burke, apen champion, and jess
,swestser In I'm eightcen-hole exhi-
oit.on charity ,ntacr here Sunday
5 and Z. burke had 90 over his
hons course and Jones required a
7S.
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rFirst Camel

Gearin, Jonnard. PoIh StieIy an
and Peters.
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age of better than 217 per game.
other players who hit for $50 or better
during the weeks play were Kinnegar,
sss; JKrEfomTer. 81; Cray 676; NaugHfon,,
din, $50 "'
ncts. the present state champs, again led
the neld with totals of 2470 and 2,450.
Jess Pritchett,s girls were next in line
The weekly air ride of the Hoosier Air
port for women bowlers went to Gibson
WIN score OF o8l, an average of 1913 %
pins per game.
single game. score of .24S, which topped
caster by ten pins for the weekly high
single game.
One young, club that will bear watching
IN the St. Philips No League is COM
p MeSer s Of E YoImsr MqFen qOnnsTs
COUNT Of 1853 and 9' with Youth hin in t heiT
FAVOR promise to grow better
Bob wuensca could not resist the lure
OF the mineralite crashing the naples and
with the champion MichaeIis Builders Of
St Philips No ! League.
Fort Harrison again displayed class in
the Washington League by rolling three
more real games against the Lauth Chew
rolet on the Illinois alleys Friday night
The Lauth team tripped them UP one
however, when they went over the line
Tor count Of 1908.
Fred Schleimer is still hunting his strike
ball for those big count scores When he
has, it located things will again be lovely
bowler in the city.
The famous Marott Club seems to have
hard time hitting its stride. a first week
flash being its only show of form to date
The ability is there. however. and pins
will start falling for them one of these
DAYS.
Eddie Streiheck goes serenely on his way
knocking the NAPLES for row
from all angles This family has another
bowler who is rapidly coming along young
Paul Streibeck; who carries a wicked
Wheeler Lunch believes in the two-out-
of-three session, taking the odd game
from all opponents in the Indianapolis
League to date.
Gregory and Appel have a much
better club than in former years, the
addition of the hard working Hardin ad-
ding plenty Of pep to this quintet.
Hanna Register felt the power of the
Prima team in the Uptown League, losing
the odd game. Both of these teams
will be in the thick of the pennant fight
before the season ends.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

st. Louis at Boston. rain.
(Only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Came
New York ....... 103 900 200 a /
Chicago ...... 100 $50 0ox-16 20 4
Hubbell. Chaplin. Planetta,. Berry and
O'FarreN. HealeY; Malone and Hartnett.
Second Gamel
New York ,........, 04O 1O1 900 10 Q
Chicago ...!....... $50 200 0ox-7 9 5
Parmalee and OFarrell; warneke and
Hartnett.
(First Game)
Boston ........... 200 600 600 z 0
Cincinnati ......... 600 400 DIX IL !
Cantwell and Bool; Benton and suke-
forth
Second Came
Boston ............. 600 203 000-.5 Il 4
Cunningham, Zachary. Brown. Frank
house and Haid Cronin Bool; S. Johnson.
Strelecki, Kolp and Asby.
BROOKLYN ........... ooIo 81 81 900 sl2 /
St. Louis ........... 600 600 100 l
Clark and Lopez; syl Johnson, Stout
and Street, Gonzales.
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Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

Veteran bowlers are now rounding to
form and scoring can be expected to be-
come better from here on in During the
past week Falls City Lager, composed
with sets of 3,078 and 2,911. a total Of
5,989, an average of 1913 pins per game.
The old-timers did not cop all honors,
however, young Harold Barrett, a protege
of Bill Moran and the ST. Philip alleys,
rolling the seasons high of TOO during
the. Universal League play and adding
646 in the st. Philip No. League to
total 1858 for an average of 228. The
722 series won for Barrett the weekly
air ride prize. offered by the Hoosier Air
port.
Fred Shaw. the Uptown alley star, also
was on his game with marks of 682 and
677, a total OF 1859 to average 226la for
the week. Shaws games we're consistently
good no single count falling below the
2l0 mark
Jess Pritchett is on his way to the
crown that he has worn among the local
colony for years, the past weeks play
showing sets of $40, $50 and $685. q total
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-21

McQuay-Norris nine nosed out the Jake
Field Generals in a fast game Sunday in
ten innings. 10 to z. The Generals will
battle the Western Twilights at Grand
park on West Michigan street next sun
day. The regular meeting Of the Gen
erals will be held Tuesday night at 1880
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EARLY FOOrBALL NOTES

Midways viii hold an Important meet
ing Wednesday night at South State
avenue and the boulevard. AidwayS will
have a strong team this year and would
like to book some good back field men
For games write George Winkley, 1918
Shelby street or call DR.. 1866.
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TECH GOLF WINNER

Local Prep LinkSmen Gain Confer.
ence Title at Kokomo.
By Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Sept. 21-For
the second consecutive year Tech
high schools golf team held the
North Central conference crown.
The indianapolis linksmen had a
total Of 673, four strokes better than
the second-place Anderson team.
Mitchell Of Tech won individual
honors Of the tourney with a l58
for thirty-six holes. Munro had
168, Chapman, I'll and Petric, 176.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Gossip

South Side Turner's broke even in a
won the three game series. Oscar Rust
former Notre Dame hurler and Kimble
waged a brilliant mound battle in the
a double in the eighth. The score was
! to 0. Dakin and Pohlman also staged
a slab battle in the nightcap and
decided the game and series with 3 to
2 verdict for the Turner's. Turner's would
like to book fast state team for next
$50 or wire or write him at 1928 Brad
bury avenue.
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Major Leaders

Following averages compiled by
United Press, include games played
Sunday, Sept. 20:
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L ALKING
IT OVER
By JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Sept. I'll sat next
4 ' to Kaye Don, England's speed
boat king, at luncheon rendered
him the other day. Don. as you
know. was the victim of trick start
in the international races out on
the Detroit river recently. He had
read a column / wrote attempting
to give Carr Woods version of the
affair.
Il was pleased to read that" the thin.
soft spoken visitor said. Il think Wood
had II coming to him. After all. 1t wasn't
wholly his fault that followed him across
the line"
This young man either is a very super
Tor sort Of sportsman or he has a beauti-
full knack of saving the right thing ct
the right time when it is expedient to say
anything at all.
Speed passion must be a strange thing
once It gets into your veins apparently it
Is impossible to shake of. Don few q
plane in the World war. After the war he
went in for motorcycle racing. developing
high proficiency. Later he turned to
the automobile. winning the British cham
pionships in 1923 and 1929 besides setting
new speed record on the famous Brook
lands track. He also holds the worlds
straightaway record, set last year at Day.
tona beach.
Finally the speed boats lured him. Driv-
ing the same craft in which Sir Henry
Segrave lost his life, Don broke all ex-
listing speed boat records when he tipped
he ~ Tolra tai AZ
1928 miles an hour.
Having a mind that turns naturally to
the lighter and pleasanter things, Won
dered whether Don ever experienced any
Macabe superstitions about riding in
boat that had already brought death to
one pilot.
To the question he replied by lighting
a cigaret. blowing rings into the air
and smiling.
IT is pretty certain that Don will
l. be back next year to race
against Wood for the Harmsworth
trophy. He is eager to score some
thing more than sentimental VIC
tory. He feels that his boat is too
good for Wood's-too powerful and
too speedy.
What pleased him most in the Detroit
race was the comparative ease with which |
he was able to make the buoy turns. Be-
fore the race the critics predicted Miss
England II was too cumbersome to take
the turns without fatal sacrifice in
speed.
On the way to the boat Don got into a
taxi cab with George Peck, the telephone
executive. The cab rumbled down Tenth |
avenue. got into traffic. and bowled along !
at about twenty-five miles an hour After
some minutes of silence, Don blurted:
Say It's miracle your American cab /
bies don't kill everybody in the streets"
This from a gent who considers 100 miles |
an hour in a speed boat dawdling I |
suppose the answer is that he is Just a
back seat driver at heart
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Billy Grimes Red Wings defeated In
; to 4. 1t was the eighth win in their
last ten starts for Red Wings. A Brehobb
with Tummey and Bright working for
the Cards. Next Sunday. Wings will
tackle RhodiuS Cubs. Manager of Cubs
is requested to call Dr. 1913
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Fort Harrison again displayed class In
the Washington League by rolling three
more real games against the Lauth Chew
The Lauth team tripped them up one.
however when they went over the line
for a count of 1908
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Among the women teams Giesen Prod
ucts. the present state champs, again led
the leld with totals of 2,470 and 2,450.
Jess Pritchett's girls were next in line
with marks of 2.450 and 2,410.
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One young club that will bear watching
in the St. Philips No l League is COM
posed OF T, Vollmer. Marien, Corners
play these boys tossed in the high game
count of 1852. and with youth in their
favor promise to grow better
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Dorothy Finn found the pocket for a
single game score of 243 which topped
Caster by ten pins for the weekly high
single game.
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The weekly air ride of the Hoosier Air
port for women bowlers went to Gibson
with a score OF SOL, an average of 1913 %
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SPARKY ADAMS HURT

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-Sparky
Adams, st. Louis Cards star third
sacker, is expected to be out of
action several days, due to a
sprained ankle received in Sundays
field meet with Brooklyn. He was
hurt while taking part in the base
circling contest after winning the
bunting and running event.
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Double headers between New YORK ana
Cleveland and Washington and Chicago
were the only American League com
petition New York won both of its games
to ! and 10 to to maintain a one
game lead over Washington in the fight
for second place. Lou Gehrig hit his
45th homer of the season in the frst
game and Babe Ruth kept pace by hitting
his No. "A in the second.
Washington also won twice, 4 to 3.
and to 4. Pat Caraway was charged with
both White Sox losses while doing relief
work. He has lost twenty-five games this
season. one short of the major league de-
feat record.
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The Braves dropped to seventh place
Sunday when they lost double header to
Cincinnati. to 2 and IA to 5.
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Illinois Sophomore Eleven
May Surprise Big Ten Rivals

EDITORS NOTE-FOlIowing is the
sixth of series on Big Ten football
prospects.
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Edwards halls from Huntington,
w. Va.
Willard Brown, indianapolis,
lightweight, and Al Dunbar, New
York, will clash in the eight-round
semi windup. Action in the pre-
Inns will start at $780, The remain
der of the card follows:
Six Rounders-Tuffy Mitchell VS.. Angelo
Stagnolia, bantamweights. and Jimmy Fox
VS.. Jackie Coogan, flyweights.
Four RounderS-Jack Roberts VS.. Harlan
Hansen lightweights. and George Downey
and Young Leach, bantamweights.
All fighters on the Harrison card will
weigh ia CO she Harry Cooler billiard par
lor, Tuesday, at p. m.
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Chicago's Cubs also won two games as
the result of concerted attacks. defeating
Rallies of seven and five runs. respectively.
in the first and fifth innings. made the
first game a walkaway. and a five-run rally
the second tilt.
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Fred Schleimer is still hunting his strike
ball for those. big count scores. When he
has 1t located. things will again be lovely
as his spare game is on a par with any
bowler in the city.
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In the only other scheduled National
League game. Brooklyn defeated ST. Louis,
TO !. with the pennant chnched.
Manager Gabby Street gave most of his
regulars a rest and even went in To
catch himself for three inninEs-th0 first
time he has dOnned the mask since
1928
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HIGH SCHOOL SCORES

Newcastle, 10: Shortridge, 6.
Cathedral indianapolis Is; Peru 0.
La Porte. IS; Crown Point, z.
South Side (Ft. waynel, IS; Portland. 6.
WeStfield "a; Plainfield, o.
Elkhart. 80: Monticello, o.
Seymour. IL: Kirklin, O.
Princeton. So: Petersburg, 0
Connersville 20: Columbus. g.
Warsaw. Z: Central (Ft. Wavnel B. 0.
Lebanon. 20: Jefferson (Lafayettel, s.
Bloomington. II; Digger, 6.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo . 3O2 2so O1o-11 IS 8
Columbus ......... OIL oo1 10 IL
Ryan and Henline; Beckman. Ash. Gwen
groS and Hinkle. De Lancey.
Second Came
Toledo 100 010 204- u
Columbus .... 600 020 1l2- IL
Coonev and Devormer. Henline: Grabow-
ski. Littlejohn and Bruckman. Hlnkle.
fFirst Camel
Kansas City ....... 010 0l3 GOO Is
Caldwell and Manion; Holley. Sanders
Second Came
Milwaukee ......... 102 001 800 II
Kansas City .... 600 DOL SIX IA
Gearin, Jonnard. Polh Stielv and
Crouch; Larson Sanders. Bayne. Donohue
and Peters.
First Camel
ST. Paul ....... 200 OIL GOO II
Minneapolis - 020 400 COX 8
Harriss and Fenner; Benton. Henry and
Isecond Game EIGHT Inningsl
ST. Paul ............ 400 wy 9O-,o II
Minneapolis $780,. 001 2lO 6x-lb ID l
Trow. Prudhomme. Nichols. Munns Van
Alta and Snyder: Vandenberg Wilson and
Griffin
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