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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-25
BIZ United Press

By United Press
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill, Aug. 25.-
Mrs. George w. Tyson, Kansas City,
started the defense of her women'S
western golf championship today in
the first-round matches of the an
nual tournament at EXmoor Coun-
try Club.
Mrs. Tyson, who first won the
western title as Miriam Burns when
she was a coed at Northwestern
in 1923, was paired against Mary
Ford, another of the four Kansas
City players who qualified Monday.
Mrs. Leona Pressler, San Gabriel,
Cal, won the medal in Mondays
18-hole Qualifying round, but she
had to share honors with Mrs. Ty-
son, who made a hole-in-one on the
ninth. Mrs. Pressler shot a 70, even
par, and had four brides.
Bernice Wall, Oshkosh, Wis, and
Virginia Van VIE, Chicago, tied for
second low honors. each with 80.
Mrs. o. S. Hill tied with Mrs. Tyson
at 81. Next came Mrs. ]. G. Nelson,
Dayton, O., with an 81, and a trio,
Mrs. Charles Dennehy, Chicago;
Ann Webster, Leavenworth, Kan,
and Lucille Robinson, Des Moines,
Ia. tied at 83.
The average scores were the low
est in the history of the tourna-
ment. ranging from 70 to 80. with a
ulayoff among nine, who tied at the
latter figure for four places. Mrs
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Tribe Notes

RUSSELL Van Alta. who, was knocked out
OF Of II, the 9ox IN St. Paul Monday. is the
hits in Indianapolis under the lights iast
eight hits in two innings Monday.
Rookie Bill Prince Joined the Tribesmen
Monday morning and saw action imme-
e6iately; st. Paul reports saw he conducted
Hiidebrand in the. opening inning after the
Saints had scored two runs and had two
the Apostles to two runs and five hits '' Us
remainder of the game.
John Kroner. young third sacker. again
handled his position well for the Hoosiers
doubles and Goldman and FITZGERALD one
each.
Anderson robbed Kroner of a hit in the
seventh by making a one-hsnded catch
after a run. Paschal was hurt in making
great catch near the fence on Rosenbero
u the second and was compelled to leave
the game.
The Brewers won their seventh straight
game Monday by downing Columbus The
starts.
Louisville ended its six-game losing
Sticking of the Millers was stopped after
hitting safely in TWENTY-FIVE consecutive
tits. Penner held the Kels to five hits.
Kansas CITY and Toledo engaged in
Suggest. the Blues winning. to Z. The
Hens had eleven runners stranded.
This is Bill Princes third year in league
ball, He went from Chicago semi-pro
to the last valley League awe averages aSeSf WoR
sixteen games and lost eight this season.
He IS S Gnescribed as six-footer weighing
ABOUT $50 with mixture of speed and
curves. The Indians completed the deal
Tor him several weeks ago
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Fort Mitt
Show Off
WoIgaSt- Atherton Scrap Is
Delayed Until Next
TUESDAY,.

The Midget Wolgast-H Happy Ath-
erton ten-round bout, originally
scheduled for tonight at Ft. Har-
rison, will be staged at the punch
bowl Tuesday, Sept l. There will
be no f1stic show at Harrison to-
night.
Wolgast was reported to be
slightly injured in an auto accident
in New York Sunday and asked his
meeting with Anterior to be post
poned week. Captain j. r. Ken
'nedy, matchmaker. was unsuccess-
full in obtaining a suitable opponent
to meet Happy tonight.
Wolgast, recognized by several
states, including New York, as
worlds fiyweight champion, has
promised to arrive in Indianapolis
Friday and continue his training
here for next Tuesdays encounter
with Happy.
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Prince is a righthander with a
winning record in the Mississippi
Valley League, and if Mondays
performance is a real sample of
his skill the Hoosiers are lucky to
have him. His work in his debut
as an Indian was high class
throughout.
Tom and Len Connect
Two home runs walioped by the
visitors stirred the local fans to
applause. In the fifth, Tom Ang-
ley hit what is believed to be a
record homer at Lexington park.
The drive cleared the distant right
center field fence, and in the sixth,
Len Koenecke lined one over the
distant right field barrier. 1t was
the first time in the history of the
park, as at present situated, that
two drives have been hit over the
distant wall in the same game.
In the field, Ray Fitzgerald COW
cred wide territory in center and
accepted nine chances, some after
hard runs, and on the infleld
Goldman, Sigafoos and Mccain
turned in brilliant plays. Hopkins
crashed a circuit drive against
Prince in the eighth for the
Saints only run after the second
stanZa.
Saints Use Three Hurlers
Van Alta. local starting hurler
seeking his eleventh win of the
season, was driven to the showers
by the Indians in the third round.
Other hurlerS used by ST. Paul were
Nichols and Munns. Prince was the
winning hurler and Van Alta was
charged with the defeat.
Three more tits remain in the
series which continues through
Thursday and it was believed Man
ager Mccain would send Bill Bur-
well to the Tribe mound today if
his injured arm had healed sufd-
GENTLY. Bill was crippled by a line
drive during a game with the Saints
at indianapolis last Wednesday
night.
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I'm Dizzy Dean, st. Joe pitcher"
I SAID, figuring that would cool
him off.
IT don't care if you're the whole
st. Joe club. You come with me-"
he said.
There was a crowd standing there
and I thought the chief kinda
winked at me. Anyhow, he took
me down to the station. When we
got there, he took me back into
his office and gave me a lecture and
let me go, after demanding that 1
strike out fifteen men as a fine.
won ten in a row and every win
I went over bigger. I figured that
the little town of st. Joe was
heaven. But 1 know that all good
things had to end-for something
better.
Next: Cardinals send an SOS for
Dizzy.
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Early Bowling


BY LEFTY LEE
With the approach of the l93l-32 sea-
healthy increase over former Years. Dur
ing the summer months, Pritchett recrea-
ton added fourteen new alleys to- their their
twenty-six drives. The Delaware Recrea-
tion added another eight to their original
eight late last season and have sixteen
Jack Hunt has been recalled from Union
on west Ohio street The sixteen drives
Mt this establishment have been remodeled
and are in splendid shape for the opening
bell
New Parkway drives at Thirty-fourth
and Illinois streets opened officially Sat-
urday and Sunday with an. open house"
Tonight these alleys viii hold an open
party for Sbsrs o tbE new nn
completely modern recreation room.
Antiers. ST. Philips A. G.. Illinois. Indiana.
Uptown and Fountain Square alleys have
been worked over and are ready for the
start.
Bill Moran will be back again at the
St Philips drives. and has his St. Philip
Roller Leagues ready for another season.
The anal meetins, Of the, fast Indian
nirht at the Pritchett Recreation. Secre-
tary Schleimer urges all captains 70 be
present at this session.
newly organized Goodwill Ladies
League for beginners only Will hold a
meeting at Delaware alleys Friday. Aug.
2s at D. m special feature Of this
loon will be merchandise prize awards each
week All interested are requested TO be
present at this session.
Recreation League will meet next Mon
day at .. m. at the Delaware alleys:
rnnfafne and nfhaFe interested
please note.
Annual meeting OF the Indiana Ladies'
League will be held Wednesday evening
> Aug. 26 at the Indiana alleys at o'clock
fharp. Jesse ITanf. secretary issued the
ehsA -<
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The chief would give chase until
he saw who it was and then would
turn discreetly into a side. street.
One fan up there got out cards
around election time, ELECT. Dizzy
Dean Mayor" And the funny thing
about it was that he got a, lot of
supporters.
st. Joe was in last place when
joined 'em. They never got out of
the cellar but we packed EN- in
after I joined the ball club.
4 Il
ITO show you how I stood with
i the chief of police, let me tell
you about a little incident. The
chief is getting tired of chasing me
up and down the streets for speed
ing. One day he ran me into the
curb.
"Hey, you'll" he yelled. "Who the
h do you think you are?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-25

Bill Moran will be back again at the
st. Philips drives. and has his st. Philip
No / No. 2 St Philips Ladies' and Ritzv
Roller Leagues ready for another season.
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DIZZY PUTS RIVAL IN HOSPITAL DAYS
Deans First Ends o. Fined IS Stkeouts Speeding

gingN blunt that went for hit. That
made re sore. I fell on the ball
trying \ field it and looked like a
bush Ii Xler
I wal. ID over to first and we
argued. i asked him to step off
the bag. Then Shields came dash
ing out and took it up. He asked
me why I didn't pick on a big guy,
and said, "Okay, baby! You'll dol"
Then 1 let him have one on the
jaw. 1t kayoed him and sent him
to the hospital for seven days.
Believe me, when that got around
the circuit, the tough guys laid
off me.
II TT
CT. JOE fans sure liked me. Me
~ and the chief of police had a lot
of fun. When I had a car up there
I sure got kick out of speeding
down the street at go miles or better.
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Semi-PrO and Amateur Gossip

of the olympics please get in touch with
Elmer Werzenberger at Tudor's barber
shop. Aces will practice Wednesday at
Riverside No. l. AL players report.
Indianapolis Recorders defeated zons-
vile in a slab battle between McCauley and
Drews of Recorders and CHRISTOPHER of
townsville, 3 to l. Recorders collected
Next Sunday, Recorders take on Lebanon
Baldwin. 1920 Shriver avenue. or call Lin
coin 1922.
Roytalton Club, under new management.
desires the services of some good pas
timers. Get in touch with William G.
Pake. r.. r. l. townsville. Ind. A game is
Indianapolis Twilights secured sweet
revenge for two earlier defeats by hand
ing Crown MiracleanS a IL to drubbing
at Longacre Sunday. Twilights have won
thirteen of SiXten games this season,
the only team having won from Twilights
whom the latter have not defeated being
the Indianapolis Black Sox. Next Sunday,
TwilightS engage G. and j. Tire at River
side No. S. Twilights have open dates
in September. Black Sox, Question Marks
and Y. M. S. notice. Call Drexel 1975-W.
Rhodius Cubs, claimants of the state
junior baseball crown. defeated Reed
Powers nine at Bloomington Sunday. 6
to l. Cubs were masters of the game at
all times and turned in sparkling plays
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Net Mentors
Enter School

BIZ Times Special
FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. 25.-
With star array of instructors,
the annual Frankfort basketball
school opened here Monday with
ninety-eight mentors enrolled Many
more were expected today.
Everett Case, local mentor, is in
charge of the school, Heading the
instruction staff are Paul (Tony)
Hinkle of Butler and DR.. H. c. Carl
son of Pittsburgh, nationally known
college mentors. A game between
Frankfort and Logansport former
prep stars is on Wednesday nights
program.
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BY JEROME H. DIZZY DEAN
Copyright. 1881. by NEA Service, Incl
CHAPTER FIVE


NEXT day after I pitched my
i Y first win for st. Joe, the scribes
got after me again. Ofhandedly,
told Ray Osborne I'd win and
probably strike out eleven men.
Pueblo was the team.
There was a big crowd out that
day. The Pueblo team had heard
about me and started out to do
lot of razzin'. They had a husky
first baseman named Shields, who
had a rep as a scrapper. This
Shields party kept fussin' and ar
gum and sayin' things I didn't like.
1 stood it until the eighth, because
I'm an easy going chap and don't
like to fight or argue. 1t makes
you too hot.
The score was 2 to in the eighth.
Catcher Clark got on with drag
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-25
City Swimmers
Take Honors

Indianapolis Athletic Club swim
merS today ranked high in tank
circles after their triumph in the
middle states and Indiana Kentucky
A. A. u. title events at Louisville.
Local paddlers won Sixty-eight
points Helen Lee Smith, 13-year-old
star ranking as the individual star
of the meet with three record per-
formanceS.
May Alice Shively, Paul Strack
and I. A. C. girls relay team, in
Guiding Miss Shively, Miss Smith,
Jane Showalter and Marian Niles,
were other local record breakers.
Frank Fensenfeld won the middle
states diving crown, with Hal Ben
ham third.
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GARFIELD STARS PLAY

Action in the city parks horse
shoe championship continued with
the south side sectional tonight at
7:30 at Garfield park. Winner and
runnerup will will qualify for the
title finals at Fall creek next Sun
day with representatives from Ell
lenberger, Fall creek and River
side.
Fall creek sectional will be staged
wednesday night at 7:30.
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Jack Hunt has been recalled from Union
on West Ohio street The sixteen drives
at this .esta blishment have been remodeled
and are in splendid shape for the opening
bell.
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to cut down their opposition. Gilligan,
cups cup u port-sider; pitched a splendid, game
entire team, only one error being credited
against the Cubs. He was saved on
several occasions by remarkable catches
BY Ed Powers and Wayne Wayman in
Cubs would like to hear from Indian
apolls Cubs and Dady A. G. They especially
are anxious to take on Dady's.
:, o'Hara Sans lost to shelbyville Mer-
chants but were weak in the field, COM
mlttlng SIX miscues,, Sans, are without a
book book 3 club near indianapolis. Call or
wire K. R. Spillman, $40 North oxford
os s9Et6 Side Side Turner's will practice at
PIP p m. in preparation for hard
turner's have the last three Sundays in
SSeptember open and would like to hear
I Iron last state teams. Write Paul Miller.
G, Dady A. c,s defeated Marion Radios
sunday; to 3 in a ten-inning struggle.
performance for Dady's. giving up but six
safe blows. DAILY. Pryor. Flora and Russell
featured Dadys eleventh. attack on Hays.
West Side Chevrolets have won ten out
OF Twelve starts against strong state teams
ad would like to hear from a state club
liam Rider. 1881 Bellefontaine street or
phone Belmont 1919, ask for Clay Ed
After, winning the first game of a
double header from, Mars Hill, Spades A. c.
cropped the second game. The two clubs
WI VIII play of the tie at later date. Spades
R. Kind. 1873 East tenth u st FsleS "ri'e
1rvington Trojans. PLAYING with but five
regulars in the lineup, lost to Oak viii
FiaSneS sunday. Trojan league. team will
meet University Heights Saturday at old
Butler diamond. Cisco and Rusie. notice
a game is wanted for Sunday. Call Bob
GLADDEN.. Irvington 3708.
Founding out two home runs. two
triples: eight doubles and nine singles for
fourteen runs. Indianapolis Post Office
nine handed Louisville (Ky) P. o. club
a IA to trimming Sunday Pullens was
IN rare form, striking out fifteen batters
IN In the first seven innings. After grab
eased up. Next Sunday. the Mailmen play
at New Bethel. State teams wanting a
game. write RUFF Landers. co carriers
box. indianapolis post office.
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Jack Takes
Four Scraps
By United Press

By United Press
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 25.-Jack
Dempsey, former worlds heavy
weight champion, resumed his barn
storming tour in big style here Mon
day night when he fought four OPP
ponents. He knocked out the first
two men he faced and took easy de-
cisions over the other pair.
In boxing the six rounds, Jack
voluntarily took on one extra OPP
ponent and boxed two rounds more
than he had agreed to. Bill Hart
well, Boston giant, was -nocked out
in the first round. Jack McRae of
Tulsa, Okla, also took the count.
Denny Lenhart, young Portland
heavy, and old Bob Mariels of Port
land we're easy for the former
champ.
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John PeSek Signed for
Riverside Mat Feature

John Pesek, claimant, among 9TH
ers, of the heavyweight wrestling
title, will appear in the feature bout
on the wrestling card Friday night
at Riverside park. Promoters plan
to obtain suitable opponent for
him.
Pesek lists triumphs over many
topnotchers in the heavyweight di-
vision, including Stranger Lewis,
Jim Mcmillan and Joe Stetcher. He
claims to be one of limited num-
Der OF grapplers who has pinned
Jim Londos shoulders.
There will be two other bouts on
Fridays card and the show will be
conducted under rules of the state
athletic commission.
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YAQUI JOE SIGNED

Yaqui Joe, Indian mat star, will
return to the local mat after an
absence of two years to headline
next Mondays card, Promoter Carl
Singleton said today. 1t is probable
the card will be the first of the in
door season. An opponent is being
sought,
Coach Billy Thorn of I. U. took
the first and third falls to defeat
Tetsura Hygami in the top event
at Ripple Monday night.
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Reynolds and
Chapman Race

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Ben Chap
man, New York Yankees speed
merchant who leads the major
leagues in stolen bases, and Carl
Reynolds, Chicago White Sox out
fielder, were to race 100 yards at
Comiskey park before today's
Yankee-White Sox game to de-
termine the fastest player in the
American League"
Babe Ruth offered to take all bets
that Chapman, who has stolen 40
bases, would win. Reynolds is
credited with having run the 100 in
10 seconds when he was track star
at Southwestern university George
town, TeXO.
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RETZLAFF RING CHOICE

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Charley
Retzlaff, Duluth (Minn0 sensation,
will make his third metropolitan
appearance in ten-round bout
with Joe Sekyra of Dayton, O., at
greensboro stadium tonight.
Retzlaff, regarded as the finest
young prospect in the game, has
won all of his thirty-four profess
Sional bouts, thirty of them by
knockouts, and is favored to defeat
SekYra.
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National Net
Action Starts
By United Press

By United Press
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug. 25.
The country'S best tennis combi-
nations, kept idle by rain, we're to
compete today in the national dou
bles championship on the Longwood
grass courts.
One leading team, that of Edward
Jacobs of Baltimore, and Wilbur F..
Coen Jr, of Kansas City, gained
the second round Monday through
the default of Louis Thalheimer of
Texas and Lucian Williams of Chi
cago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-25
COP LINKS H0N0RS

Harold Ridgley and Leo Quinlan
Triumph in Play-off.
By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 25.-
Harold Ridgley of Valparaiso and
DR.. Leo Quinlan of South Bend cap
tured top honors in the pro-ama-
teur golf tournament at Coquillard
course here Monday after a seven
team play-off. A twenty-foot putt
by Ridgley on the third hole gave
the team victory.
Chuck Garringer and Bill Helm
lein of indianapolis and Chick Ba-
der and Herbert Walters of Gary
shared second place. Thirty five
teams participated.
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Monday Ring Results

AT COLISEUM. NEW WORKBENCH Mike
Payan. l42. Texas, defeated Harry kid
wallace. l4612. Philadelphia t6l: Young
Harry Wills, 1914. California. was
awarded the decision over Canada Lee,
l53, New York. when Lee was disqualified
AT DREAMLAND PARK. NEWARK. N. j.
Ben Jeby. $50 New York. drew with
Pete August. 1853 Bridgeport. Conn. f10l;
Joe Barbara 1856. New York, drew with
Herman Folins, 1874. Newark ll0l.
AT HARTFORD. Conn.--Sammy Man
deli. former lightweight champion. was
trounced in a ten-round scrap by Louis
kid Kaplan. Mandell lost every round.
AT DAYTON, o-Eddie Shea. Chicago
featherweight star. who will oppose cham
pion Bat Battalino in a no-title bout next
week. scored a technical knockout Tri-
umph over Pete Sarmiento of the Philip
pines in the third round. Mike Dundee
Rock Island vet. was awarded a ten-round
verdict over Spug Movers. Pocatello (Ida.l
lightweight.
AT CINCINNATI-Freddie Miller. Gin
cinnati feather, easily outpointed Emil
Paluso. Salt Lake City. in ten rounds.
AT PITTSBURGH - Jimmy Thomas.
Pittsburgh Negro bantamweight, dropped
the verdict to Vidal Gregorio Spainard in
ten rounds. Eddie Brannon. Pittsburgh
Negro. lost on a foul in the fourth round
to Jimmy Kelly Of Dayton. o.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

Philadelphia ....... 400 600 DOL IL 0
st. Louis ........... 100 900 600 o
Mahaffey and Heving; Gray, Braxton
and r. Terrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Camel
Chicago ...... 900 $50 OO0- II /
New York .......... 800 900 010-4 6 3
r. Smith and Hartnett: Mitchell. Berry
and Hogan, OFarren.
Second Camel
Gnlcago ..,......... I0U 000 0O0- o
New York .......... 010 600 DOL 8 /
Bush and Hartnett; Fitzsimmons and
Hogan.
Pittsburgh at Boston; rain.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia: rain.
st. Louis at Boston, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus ......... 200 600 600 2 4
Milwaukee ......... 300 OH 40x-10 IS 2
Grabowski. Brown and De Sautels; Cald-
we'll and Manion.
Toledo .......... 600 900 160-7
Kansas City. ....... 10l $40 COX Is ?
Shoffner. Wetherell and Henline; San
ders, Thomas and Peters.
Louisville ...... 003 900 101- IL
Minneapolis ........ 900 900 100 S
Penner and Shea; Sheehans~walsh and
Griffin.
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BritOns Take
Doubles Tilt

By United Press
FOREST HILLS. N. Y, Aug. 25.
The national women's doubles
championship, second in Importance
among United States titles, was in
Great Britain today, for Mrs. Eileen
Bennett Whittingstall and Betty
Nuthall defeated Dorothy Round.
also of Great Britain, and Helen
Jacobs of Berkeley, Cal, in the
finals of the 1881 tournament Mon
day. Scores were 60. Ga.
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Annual meeting OF the Indiana Ladies
League will be held Wednesday evening
Aug. 26 at the Indiana alleys at o'clock
fharp. Jesse ITant. secretary issued the
NAlM -. -.
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FORMER CHAMPS MEET

bS JHttcd FFeSS
NEW YORK, Aug 25.-Two/ for
mer worlds champions viii begin
comeback campaigns in ten-round
bout at Coney Island Friday when
al Singer, former lightweight king,
takes on Eddie lCannonbalD Mar
tin. one time feather titleholder.
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Golf Stars Begin Match
Play in Women's Western

A. E. Bulson of Fl. Wayne, Ind, lost
out in the playoff. One Hoosier.
young Dorothy Gustafson of South
Bend, qualified with an Sc. Two
indianapolis entries, Miss Louise
Adams and Miss Ruth White, lost
out by few strokes.
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COCHRANE SENT HOME

By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Mickey
Cochrane, star catcher of the Phila-
delphia Athletics, has been sent
home by Manager Connie Mack to
rest until he sees fit to return to the
lineup. Cochrane has been i'll. He
left here Monday by plane for
Philadelphia.
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MRS. MOODY WINNER

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. U.s.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody of San
Francisco, who on Sunday acquired
her seventh national women's cham
pionship, played an exhibition
match with Clarence j. C"Peck")
Griffin Of California, hera Monday,
and won, 6-1, So.