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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Wednesday, with single afternoon
encounter Thursday.
Score Twice In First
A first inning batting spree sent
the Hoosiers out in front by two
TALES Monday night and they in
creased their margin to 3 I'D in the
fourth only to see the men Of Twill
ing come back and knot the count
in the fifth and sixth.
Montague started action by
singing TO left, and was forced bv
Walker. R. Fitzgerald sent Walker
TO third with a long single to center
ana koenecke drove Curt in with
another safety. Fitzgerald tailed
on Sigafoos fly to right.
Koenecke, who. incidentally got
three singles in as many attempts
before taken from action bv Man
ager Mccain in the seventh. paved
The way for the third Tribe marker
when he singled, advanced ON a
sacrifice and 1ielder's choice and
scored on Bedore's fly.
horne Out in Fifth
meanwhile. Berry Horne, the slen-
DER highlander who started on tba
Tribe rubber, was breezing along ~,
me fashion. He began to weaken
IN the fourth stanza, but steadied
a1ter Issuing three passes and
tanned Grigsby and Dugas to retire
the side. wa
He was sent to the showers in
the fifth, however, after the KawS
hao scored twice and had the paths
clogged On four hits and a walk
Dig George Smith took up the firing
with one down at this point. Whit
mig Grigsby and getting Dueas ON
fly to the outfeld.
a high throw by Montaeue m
Ilrst on Marquardt's grounder after
Two were out and Treadway had
singled paved the way for the scor-
ing OF the tying run. Another sim
gle brought the little third-sacker
nome, and Hall was sent into ac-
tlon. MarqUardt was erased trying
10 steal home for the final out
Hall Holds EN-
Hall settled down and gave lin
but four hits in the quartet of in
nlngS he worked. Thomas was fir
ing all the way for the Blues and
was nicked for twelve safeties dur
ing the evening, the same number
the KaWs registered of three Tribe
fingers.
A total Of thirty runners was
lett stranded on the bags during the
action, sixteen for the Hoosiers and
fourteen for the visitors. Each side
was retired in two innings with
every base occupied.
nI That + extended ten winning streak is begin
threatening weather 22s7 paid Gt Is ses
MONDAY nights action and more than 2 000
women and children took advantage of
the free gate. They were treated to red
hot action throughout the struggle
.,.Raln threatened to call a halt to ac
SLel.tes n the eighth with the count
action after a ffteen-minute rest period,
playing the final stanzas in drizzle.
Manager Mccain. who has been out ~
service ie with a bad charley-horse. went
hitting n ing, for Len Koenecke who had singled
Emmett called for a bunt to advance two
runners on base. Koenecke a left-handed
first attempt and Mccain took his pIs ace
70 lay perfect bunt down the first base
Inc The strategy failed to bring in a
:, Later, Mccain. who had taken over
ne ne right field duties. sending Walker to
a at 7.e came ne in to take over his old post
Tor the pilot going to the outfeld
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Monday Fight Results

AT ST Lo S,U91s.5 s., K39sy 2o3 st
% SS5 10y A Aen Ma ts ~ 6 I ST. 1 os
knocked out Buddy Thompson. las. De-
tTo' [ Do ave b Ey 1 1FesTs pnT efIS
AT los ANGEIES-Eddie Murdoch. Ok
lshoma. knocked ont Al Herrara; Los An,
Wagner (2).
1915 1ane esse2 defeated Midset Fox. iss
philadelphia. (6l. Young Lands. lSo. Ian
caster knocked out Jack Magrow. l4o.
Harrisburg. Penn. CN.
AT NEWARK. N. Jack kid Berg.
40. England. knocke5 OUT Tony IL. Lamo ,,5
New YORK. defeated Johnnie Peters. i22.
At BRooKLYN-Bob DIN, l7s, New
York Knocked out Willard Dix. 10. Cali
fornia IN. Lew Flowers. 20l. Jamaica,
/. /, knocked out Marcel Ramon, III New
AT LoNDoN-Len .Harvey. 100. England
outpo:nted Jack Hood. lSS. EnSland- 'lol.
AT BIRMINGHAM. Als.-Pete Latzo
Scranton light heavy. lost to Batting Ting
taking every stanza.
AT ToRoNTo-Jackie Philips OF To-
oStpointed George sidders Of Montreal in
q ten-round title bout.
At WEST SPRINGFIELD. Msss.--Eu-
gene Huat Frenen bautamweight. ham
mered out a ten-rouna victory oyer Nillies
81 Louis cec.sioned Sammy Farser IN
e.gat.
At PcUGEHEEPsIE y. y.-BahY Joe
Cans California welterWaight outpciuted
AlScl -cierio o. Spain il ten rounoz.
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different divisions according to the
handicaps they submitted from
their clubs. Prizes, however, will
not be awarded until the averages
Of the players are taken after play
in the present tournament is COM
pleted and a new handicap is al
lotted each player on the basis of
her tournament performance, Mrs.
Ben @. Stevenson, president, an
nounced.
Special prizes were awarded for the
players who turned in low scores for the
first nine Monday in each division Miss
Adams won the first division award with
43. while Mrs Paul Brown of Highland
and Mrs. Charles Kelley Of Riverside tied
for second division honors with 49s each.
Mrs. r. B. Denham of I. c. C. won the
third fight honors with 81 and Miss C.
Hitz of Meridian Hills took fourth flight
honors with SIS.
Mrs. C. A. Jaoua Withdrew from the
first division Monday leaving seventeen
in the division which is for players of
were: Mrs. w. D. Kinnaird. 7 c. c.. 81;
Mrs Robert Tinsley Highland. SO: Mrs.
c. H. McGaskey. Highland. 90; Mrs.
Scotte Legge. Riverside 90; Mrs. NJ. ].
Abbott Avalon. 102; Miss Mary Gorham,
Highland. 1903; Mrs. c. o. Mccormick.
Highland. 1O4; Mrs. J. Schortle. High
land. los; Mrs. Harrison II. Bennett.
Highland. los; Miss Althea Miller. South
Grove. 1o5; Miss Irene Gernon. South
Grove. lit.
Players in the second division with
regular club handicaps of 10 to "a strokes
found Mrs. Paul Brown of Highland lead
ing this field of % players with a 90.
Miss Dorothy Ellis OF Meridian Hills was
second Monday with lol. Mrs. Charles
Kelley Of Riverside third with 1903, and
Mrs. c. G. Cutler Of Pleasant Run fourth
with 104
The third division. made up Of is play
ers with handicaps of Is to 80, found Mrs.
r. B. Denhanl of 7. G. C. in the lead Mon
day with los. Mrs. Melville Cohn of
Broadmoor. Mrs. Lee Nelson OF Pleasant
Run. and Mrs. Cameron Moag Of South
Grove all were tied for second with liz
each.
The last division for players with
handicaps of SO and over had 20 players
in it. Miss C. Hitz OF Meridian Hills
was in the lead with ia and Mrs. George
Weaver Of Meridian Hills second with 100.
Mrs. owen Dickens Of Meridian Hills. Mrs.
c. Hagedon Of Meridian Hills and Mrs.
M. Mcintyre, Mrs John Cady and MIS-.
T. M. McGrew. all Of Pleasant Run. were
tied with 125 each.
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1890 Golf Champ, Runner-Up
Far Behind in College Play

ers competed in the first qualifying
round Monday, and none came
within striking distance of par 70.
J. D. Reese, Yale, and Randall
Ahern, Detroit City college, were
the low scorers for the first eighteen
holes, each with a 70, three over
par.
There was a three-way tie for
third place between Robert A. Moi
felt, Princeton, Phillaps Finlay,
Princeton, and James B. Reston, H.
linois, each with a.
George T. Dunlap Jr., Princeton,
the defending champion, was not
among the first twenty, with a dis
astrous first round Of 70. Lawrence
Moller, Notre Dame, who lost to
Dunlap in last years final, shot an
30 and had to stage a comeback to-
day to qualify.
The low 80 scorers at the end of
So holes today will qualify for the
match play starting with two 18-
hole matches each Wednesday.
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Indians Gain Tie for
Fourth in A. A. Race
Lefty Hall Shines in Relief Role and Scores Winning Run
in Extra Frame, as Blues Bow Under
Lights, d TO g.

They all look alike to the Indians Emmett scrappy
timers continued their climb up the ladder Monday
ngton with en-innng to triumph
boosting them virtual
Brewers, four and one-haf first
1t the sixth for the Tbesen and was featured by
fancy relief hurting the
started the rally which Melted the their winning
S
The safely advanced to second on Mon
sacrifice safely Treadavas error when
Walker
N o sha single to left
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Times SchooIboy Golfers
Get Prize Awards Tonight

win Beeson, Manual star, who was
low medalist.
Then the "big moment" will come
for little Herbert Allen of School Ct
Jean will present 13-year-old Her
bert with beautiful P. C. A. driver
given by Dick Nelson, pro. at Me-
ridian Hills.
Sallee will take over the active
distribution Of awards, aided by
Schopp, and the following awards
will be made:
HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION
Complete Prize Mst)
Winner-Walter Chapman CTech) Kay
Jewelry trophy and Harry Schopp putter.
Runner Up-Edwin geeson (NfanuaD
bag from Harry schopp.
Losing Semi Finalists-Marvir Hickman
(Shortrldge), pencil. and Robert Schuman
(Tech). pen from Dee Jewelry Company.
Losing Quarter Finalists-Billy Charles
nTech). Don Anderson (Techl Anthony
three golf balls each
GRADE SCHOOL DIVISION
Winner-Herbert Allen School ST.. p.
q, A. driver from Dick Nelson, Meridian
Runner Up-Albert GIegor (Holy Trim
ity), mashie from Harry schopp.
Losing Semi Finalsts-Thomas Vaughn
Isl. Anthony's) and Bud Werner (Holy
Cross. cap each and box of Reddy tees
from Jackson of Capitol Cap Company
High School Division
QUALIFYING ROUND AWARDS
Low Medalist-Edwin Beeson (ManuaD.
gold medal from indianapolis Times: score
Second Low Medalist-waIter Chapman
LIech). driver from Neal NJ McIntyre
highland pro; score "a.
Third Low Observation-Disclosures Hickman
IShortridge) driving iron from Russell
Prizes Drawn at Random
Ri Robert bert Freeq 1 (Tech), prize from
James Richwine Washington. Jackson
j. Rogers TECH. shoe cleeks set.
Grade School Qualifying Awards
Low Medalist-Robert O'Connor (Holy
Angeles, putter from Ralph Stonehouse,
Pleasant Run pro; scores 80.
Second Low MedaHst-Paul Koss (Holy
Trinity golf bag from Harry schopp
Third Low Medalist-Eugene Doudv
Crooked Creek school. rain cape from
Freddy Mitchell. South Grove pro; score g.
Drawn at Random-Richard Eppich (St
Anthony's), shoe clesk set and box OF tees
The prize winners will be guests
Of A. j. Kalberer, Lyric manager.
Every boy must be at The Times
Office at Tbs to get his ticket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Primo Camera
Fails to Show
By United Press

BV United Press
BOSTON, June 23.-Failure Of
Primo Camera, giant Italian heavy
weight, to appear in scheduled ex-
hibition bouts here Monday night
was investigated by Massachusetts,
boxing authorities today.
Leon See. his manager, reported
from New York, that he had re-
ceived three kilograms, signed by
Promoter Eddie Mack, Boxing Com
missioner Eugene Buckley and a
Boston newspaper man, explaining
that an injunction had been
granted against Camera appearing
in Boston and that the show mad
been postponed. Promoter Mack
said the kilograms we're spurious.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
NICHOLS EASY WINNER

Leo Alexander was no match for
Hugh Nichols, light heavyweight
title claimant, and the Texas mat
man took two quick falls in the
feature event at Broad Ripple
Monday.
Hy Shannon took the second and
third falls from Johnny Carlin in
the senai-windup and Red Lindsey
and Merle Dolby went fifteen min
utes to q draw in the opener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Many attractive awards will be
distributed to boys who triumphed
and starred in the sixth annual In
dianapolis Times schoolboy golf
tournament last week at South
Grove, from the stage at the Lyric
theater tonight.
During the 7:30 p. m. show, Harry
Schopp, master of ceremonies, will
take charge Of the stage for a few
minutes. He will introduce A. G..
sauee. city parks superintendent, for
the presentation speech. Then little
Jean Darling Of the Our Gang
comedy group, headlining the bill
this week, will award the three
major trophies.
Jean will present to Walter
Chapman Of Tech, tournament
champion, the big and beautiful Kay
jewelry trophy and Harry Schopp
putter. She will pin The Indian
apolis Times gold medal on Ed
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Fayden was effective in the pinches while
the Red SoX hammered Bridges almost at
will.
The st. Louis Cardinals met their fourth
uefeat in the seven games played thus far
on their current eastern invasion, dropping
to decision to Philadelphia. Big
Jim Elliott hurled good ball except in the
sixth inning when the Cardinals scored all
of their runs. Chuck Klein's eighteenth
home run of the season was one of the
thirteen hits the PhilIies got of Sylvester
Johnson.
The defeat did not cost the Cardinals
any of their two and one-half-game
leadership margin in the National League.
however. for the second-place New York
Giants were pounded inc submission by
Chicago. IL to 4. Home runs by Wilson,
Hemsley and Hornsby eatured the Cubs
attack on three Giant hurlers as Guy
Bush coasted to victory.
Babe Herman aud William Watson
Clark combined their talents to give
Brooklyn a 3-to-2 ten-inning victory over
Pittsburgh. Clark allowed nine scattered
hits. while Herman batted in two of the
runs and scored the other himself. Gin
cinnati and Boston in the National League
were not scheduled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Stribling Is Overturned for Title Scrap

1EAUGA LAKE, O., June 23-Wilie sbing
~ Champion Schmeng g. StribIng
the challengers father-manager said today.
The elder Sbing keyed up the fight now
and would work out against mates
terng ring appear final training
bout Sunday Pa said
Training for Billy is just matter keeping punches
timed his father said He weighs 189 scmeng
at that weight"
The souherner father will broadcast over the
NBC Wednesday Sbng something
of the training
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Van Ryn and
Wood Whip
Net Rivals
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WIMBLEDON, England, June %.
- John Van Ryn of Philadelphia
easily advanced to the third round
of the Wimbledon tennis champion
ships today by eliminating Andre
Merlin of France, CO, Ga, Ell.
Nigel Sharpe of England, who Mon
day surprised the gallery by defeat
ing Henri Cochet OF France, also
won in the second round, defeating
H. B. Purcell OF England, 60,
6-3, 60.
H. w. Dummy Austin of England
eliminated Hyotaro Satch, former
japanese Davis cup player, 6-1, 6-3,
60. Sidney B. Wood of New York
also advanced to the third round.
He defeated A c. Crossley, British
player, 6-3, 6-1, 60.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Happy Anterior
Defeats Briton

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 23.-THree In
dianapolis boxers appeared on the
weekly new talent" show Monday
night at Madison Square Garden,
but only one of these came out Of
the arena with a victory.
Mike Pagan, Arizona welter-
weight, handed Jackie Purvis a neat
siX-round lacing, while Willard
Brown, after taking the first three
rounds, was handled roughly in the
closing sessions by Sid Silas of New
York and dropped the verdict. Hap
py Anterior, indianapolis f1yweight,
easily defeated Eli Smith Of Eng
land, making his first start in this
country, also in six rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Five Scraps on Card

Five scraps and a battle-royal are
on the mitt program at Riverside
Wednesday night. with Dutch Bait
ing and Glen Nidy. welters, sched-
uled TO meet in the top eight
rounder. All bouts will be to ring
side decisions by three judges. Other
bouts:
Lefty Nicholson rs. Bert Wagner six
rounds.
Frank Fivecoast rs. Jimmy Doll. six
rounds
Angleo .spagnolia IS. Jackie Coogan.
four rounds.
ice Cooper vs., CHG Stricken. four
FeGa6S,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
City Golfers
Win HonorS
By Times Special

By Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, June %
Firing best ball score of 60, Rus
sell Stonehouse and Nelson Marks
Of Indianapolis, captured first in
the weekly pro-amateur tournament
played Monday over the Blue River
Country Club links here.
George Lance and Sammy Simp-
son, amateurs. won second in a
one-hole playoff with Neal Nc
Intyre and Joe Stout of Highland,
indianapolis, after both finished
with 69's. Next weeks pro-amateur
will be played at Meridian Hills,
Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
ROBINS CARD CHANGED
BIZ United Press

By United Press
BROOKLYN, June 23.-Today's
scheduled double-header between
Pittsburgh and Brooklyn was post
poned because of rain. A double
header will be play Wednesday.
The double = header between
Brooklyn and st. Louis scheduled
for Thursday. will be reduced TO a
single game. but they will meet in a
double header Saturday. One Of the
Pittsburgh games postponed today
will be played as part Of a double
header. Sunday. Aug. %.
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Cox PAGES
Cup Trials
By United Press

By United Press
SCIOTO COUN SY CLUB, CO.
LUMBUS, O.. June 23.-Over the
rolling slopes of Scioto, dozen
picked professionals today began
the final rounds Of the seventy-two-
hole medal play which will qualify
four Of them as members Of the
American Ryder cup team to oppose
the British squad here Friday and
Saturday.
WhiTy Cox of Brooklyn, with AS,
one over par, led the players Mon
day Bill Burke of Greenwich was
next with 146, followed by Joe Tur-
mesa, Denny Shute and Frank
Walsh with 149 each. Craig Wood
and Ed Dudley completed the tour
in 150
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Mate Heads
for Belmont
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 23.-Mate, win
ner of the American Derby last Sat-
urday, is being shipped to Belmont
race track, but will be returned to
Chicago for the Arlington classic.
A. c. Bostwick, millionaire owner of
the colt, Travelled to New York
Monday on the same train that
took Mate.
He expressed confidence that his
horse would beat Twenty Grand in
the Arlington classic. Mate will
take it easy around Belmont for a
week or ten days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23

Next Sunday. Indianapolis Twilights
again will mix with the strong Black Sox
at Pennsy. Park, Twilights are anxious 70
Longacre park, July 4. They also have
s Sunday date open in July for strong
state team. For games. call Drexel 1975-W
or write Frank Simpson 524 Mills avenue
Indianapolis.
Western Union Telegraph bows were to
play Assumption nine at Brookside last
Sunday in an Em-Roe Junior league game.
but rain postponed the battle.
South Side Turner's were held idle by
rain again Sunday. but they retired to
the gymnasium and took long workout
keeping in trim for q tough schedule.
Turner's will practice at Riverside No
Wednesday evening at $50 and in event
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Rain Handicaps City Women in
Golf Title Play; Adams in Front
Young Meridian Hills Star Scores So to Pace Field of IT
on First 18-Hoe Round; Elizabeth Dunn Defend
ina Champion, Fourth With 49,
81 DICK MILLER

golf championship parade
feminine mahie weld
Club the second eigheenhoe threday
championship this morning
by rain The soaked by the early downpou presented
fairways greens
Miss Adams youthful Meridian Hills by
Monday the first eighenhoe
field Of n
playing hreemes reyamped today Monday being
dfOn fhar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
SPELLMAN, JONES SIGN
Heavy Grapplers Clash at River
side on Friday.
John (Bull) Spellman, e.

John (BulD Spellman, ex-foot-
ball warrior of Brown university
and Cowboy Jones, Wyoming. viii
feature the weekly wrestling card
of the Indiana Athletic Club Friday
night at Riverside park, meeting
in the main event. Women wiz be
admitted free.
According to the promoters, Spell
man, heavyweight, is rated highly
in the east, where he has ben par
ticipating in main events. There
will be no price advance. Frank
Buchanan will officiate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
KANSAS CITY

Runs batted in-Koenecke. sigafoos. Be-
dore.. Treadaway. PICK ~. R. Fitzgerald.
Manifestations. R. FITZGERALD. Mccain
Montague. Double 2lays-R. Fitzgerald to
Sigafoos Montague to Sigafoos to Nc
Cam. Left on bases-Indianapolis. l6;
Kansas CITY. Il. Base on balls-Of Horne
5: of Thomas 4: OF Hall. 2. Struck out
BY Horne. 4. BY Thomas. 3: by Smith.
l. Hits-Of Horne. in 1-3 innings; of
Smith. ? in l ID innings: of Hall. in
I Ia innings. Winning pitcher-Hall. I'M
pires-Johnson and CLAYTON. Time. 2:35.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
CARIDEO TO WE'D

CHICAGO, June %. - Frank
Carideo, former all-America quarter
back at Notre Dame and now as
sistant grid coach at Purdue, has
announced his engagement to Miss
Vera Imogene Crowley, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. z. E. Crowley of Co.
lumbia, Miss.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-23
Van WE BREAkS RECORD
By Times Special

. y 7 aNEto = l1tLtut
CLEVELAND. o., June 23.-
Eighteen-hole match play started in
the women's national invitational
golf tournament here today. Virginia
Van VIE Of Chicago won medalist
honors with a record breaking n
Monday
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Tennis Play Delayed

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Play
in the national intercollegiate tennis
championships scheduled today at
the Merton Cricket Club, Haverford,
was postponed until Wednesday be-
cause Of rain.
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OF rain. practice will be held Thursday.
The south siders have strengthened their
Earl Beam. weil-known battery men, Who
the remainder of the season.
Baker Brothers will practice at River
side No. 2 Wednesday evening. Follow
ing men are reqgested to be on hand;
Able, Jordan. Rose. Brown, Wilson and
town Green Lanterns at Morgantown. 6
10 :, sunday. Service Club viii practice
tonight in preparation for their game
vile Sunday Service Club hopes to make
Connersville its eighth consecutive vic
tim tim, service, CLUB is WITHOUT games fQr
or wire Ralph Adams, 500 Broadway. or
DreXel l0ll
.woodsides will practice Wednesday at
would ike to play a three-game Series
N. E. Wright. SO South waTman avenue.
: Paramount a. c. is ready to book games
Tor SUNDAY Paramounts nave have their At dis-
mond in top shane. For games call Bel
mont 1851 after D. m.
indianapolis Reserves were rsined out
at Cicero sunday. Reserves will practice
at Riverside No. Thursday at D. m.
All players must attend June IS and
July are open dates. Fast state teams
write A. Monroe, POOL Roosevelt avenue, or
call Cherry 54ll.
Kingston A. c. Of Kokomo turned in & 9
% triumph oyer Peru Merchants at Peru
last Sunday. Kingston's. = fast semi-pro
roao club travelling out Of Kokomo, are
without game for July and would like
to hear from fast state teams Write
George Doyle. 1913 North Armstrong street
kokomo.
Muncie FLYERS. semi-pro travelling team
desires games with strong state teams to
be PLAYED on opponents diamonds SEMI
pro and former college stars are in the
lineup. June %. july I and 5 and 26
are open. Address George r. Anger, IL
care OF Exchange Cigar Store. Muncie.
Indianapolis Grays were rained out at
Atlanta SUNDAY and will play Morgan
town Green Lanterns next Sunday A
meeting VIII be held Friday night For
games. IN July and August call Be so45
or address Earl Fertig. 1905 Howard
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Lou Honsenan nnaa

NORTH HOLLYWOOD. June %
Lou NJ. Houseman, veteran theat-
ricsl owner and former sports editor
OF the old Chicago Interocean, died
suddenly ct his home here late on
Monday.
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The rivals were scheduled to tan
gle in the second tilt OF the series
this afternoon, with three more con-
tests on the program before the
K. c. boys depart. Two tits, matt
nee and night, are carded for