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as they were scoring the four runs
that brought victory. Zachary,
Seibold and Brandt finished the
game for Boston.
Successive home runs by Watkins and
Frisch in the ninth inning gave st. Louis a
2-to-1 decision over PHILADELPHIA Chuck
kieinS Seventeenth home run in the first
inning off BurIeigh Grimes gave Ray
The victory enabled the Cardinals TO re-
tain their three-game lead in the National
League over the secoud place New York
Giants.
The Giants defeated Cincinnati. to l.
behind the fve-hit pitching of Fred Fitz-
simmons. New York pounded Silas John
in the sixth inning to clinch the contest.
Washington increased the margin which
hold the west u BY %hppns g. fogs
II to 10. II gave the Senators a record
or tWenty-three victories against three
defeats in interSectionaI competition, and
marked their eleventh consecutive tri-
umph.
Dave Harris triple with the bases full
IN the ninth and an error by Levey. al
and nose out the Browns. who had piled
I'D 8 to lead in the first two innings.
the victory enabled Washington to ad-
of the Philadelphia Athletics. The Athe
leticS. along with five other American
League teams were idle because of rain.
as were BROOKLYN and Pittsburgh in the
The victory of the Senators gave the
east record of sixty-eight victories
petition against western teams of the
American League.
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MARoTT TROPHY PLAY

Plans for the 1881 tournament
between indianapolis Athletic Club
and Columbia Club for possession Of
the Marott trophy, will be made at
joint meeting of all committees at
the I. A. c. Thursday noon. Homer
c. Lathrop Of the / A. G. golf COM
n1ittee, is general chairman.
The tournaments between the
clubs started three years ago and
each has had possession Of the
trophy year. July has been set
for the date this season and play
will be at Broadmoor.
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Mate Given
Top Choice
3-Year- Old Second
Derby RetireS for Sea-
son After Injury.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Pres STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, June 17.-Another
leading contender for the $4,000
added American Derby Saturday at
Washington park racetrack dropped
out Of consideration today as a re-
suit Of Tuesdays Derby trial.
Sweep All, second to Twenty
Grand, in the record breaking Ken
lucky Derby, bowed a tendon in his
left front leg and viii be out of
competition for the rest of the year.
With Twenty Grand, which failed
to accept the nomination after win
ming the Belmont stakes last week,
and Sweep All both out Of the run
ming, the twenty-third American
Derby was an open puzzle today.
Boys Howdy, owned by H. G..
Hatch Of Toronto won the Derby
trial at a mile and an eighth in
l:52 2-5, finishing nose ahead of
Morpheus, owned by the San Mateo
Stock Farm in Reno, New.
Western Colts Fail
Leading all the way, Boys Howdy
just lasted to beat out Morpheus.
which went to the post 7O-1 shot.
Spanish Play finished third.
Out Of the field of nine candi-
dates, Sweep All, Pittsburgher, Lad
der, Spanish Play and Knights Call
were considered the most fornid-
able contenders before the race.
Sweep All pulled up lame. Pitts
burgher stumbled on the first turn
and finished last. Ladder quit
badly in the stretch and finished
sixth. Knights Call got into a bad
jam and wound up in seventh place.
Only Spanish Play, fourth in the
Kentucky Derby, finished in the
money.
The Derby trial was not truly run
and many horsemen will throw out
the race in figuring the mile-and-
a-quarter American Derby. The
race, however, tended to indicate
that Mate, Preakness winner, and
Sun Meadow, second to Twenty
Grand in the Belmont stakes, have
a decided edge on the western
horses with Sweep All now elm
mated.
Mate Top Choice
Mate undoubtedly will be the
favorite for the Derby. His price
was Al before Tuesdays race, and
the fact that he did not run boosted
his stock in many quarters. He
won't have to be at his Preakness
form to beat the western horses on
their showing in Tuesdays trial.
Since the A. G. Bostwick colt ran
fourth in the Kentucky Derby he
is said to have picked up so pounds
and is in much better condition.
If Mate can win the American
Derby, Twenty Grand will have to
defeat the powerful son of Prince
Pal again in the Arlington classic
July 18 to make certain of an undis-
puted claim to the 3-year-old cham
pionship. Mates victory over
Twenty Grand is still standing
against the Greentree ace, even
though he conquered him in the
Kentucky Derby a week later.
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80 Women to
Play in City
Links Event

Headed by Miss Elizabeth Dunn
OF Riverside, defending titleholder,
a field Of approximately eighty will
tee of in the annual city women's
golf championship at Indianapolis
Country Club next Monday.
Miss Dunn again is favored to re-
tain the crown she has held for
several seasons. Medal play for three
eighteen hole rounds in as many
days will replace match play this
year as the method of determining
the city champion.
Players will be divided into groups
for pairings, to be determined by
their handicaps. Attractive prizes
are offered for low gross and low
net winners.
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Semi-PrO and Amateur Gossip

one and one-half games separate the
four clubs fgnting for second place in
are Loourdes st. GATHERINGS. Cathedral
and St. Patrick. The Question Marks Of
fi Hes cs as See unqele s are set
deS. Marks and the Irvington boys were
scheduled to engage in a twin bill at Gar
field last Sunday. but the games were
postponed on account Of the graduation
OF several Sacred Heart players. st. Pat
rick came back to win the second fracas
to 8. after dropping the first encounter.
to 2. In the first game the batteries
ines and Logan and Clancy for ST. Pat
ricks. In the nightcap Anthony and
Spieker we're the St. Catherine battery
Saints Cathedral annexed both ends Of
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Is
Golf Leader

BIZ Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, June IT. John
ny Goodman, young Omaha links
man who beat Bobby Jones two
years ago in the national amateur,
won medal honors in the trans
Mississippi golf tourney here
Tuesday.
Goodman scored a "A Tuesday for
two-day aggregate Of 149. Billy
Sixty of Milwaukee set a course
record Of 10, three under par, to
gain a tie for the runner-up posi-
ton with L. B. Maytage of Des
Moines. They had $50 each.
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Track Stars
Renew Old
Dash Rivalry

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, June 17.-An old
track rivalry between two men who
have been referred to as ''the world S
fastest humans" will be renewed
Friday night when Frank Wykof
Of the University of Southern Cali
fornia and Percy Williams of Van
couver, B. c., race six other sprint
ers in pre-Olympic track meet.
1t will be the first time the two
have met on the cinderS since Will
liams won the 100-meter and 200
meter races at the 1923 Olympic
games in Amsterdam. Since then
Wykof has set an unofficial record
Of 92-5 seconds for 100 yards, the
distance they will race Friday.
Other entrants are Emmett Top
Pine Of Loyola university, New Or
leans; Nate George of Whittier;
Kenny Robinson Of Los Angeles;
Milton Naurer, University of South
ern California; Cy Leland, Olympic
Club, San Francisco, and Fletcher
Kettle, Morningside college, Iowa.
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Cubs and Cardinals Rally to
Cop Decisions; Mats Win Eleventh

and lost II; Chicago has taken II
out CT %, while Pittsburgh has won
only 8, while dropping IL.
Until Tuesday, when Chicago
and st. Louis came through with
victories, the eastern teams had held
the advantage.
The Cuts nosed out Boston, 8 to
7, after the Braves had garnered a
seven, run lead in the first three in
nings. Boston scored six of the
markers in the first frame as they
knocked Guy Bush from the mound.
The Cubs kept driving away at Ray
Moss, however, and finally shelled
him from the mound in the seventh
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LINKS EVENT PLANNED

indianapolis Democratic Club will
stage its first annual golf tourna-
ment at Speedway links Thursday
at a. m, with large field sched-
uled to battle for the prizes offered
for low gross, low net, second low
gross, third low gross and first high
net.
Numerous other prizes also are
offered. Several out-of-town shoot
ers are expected to take part.
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Local Meter
Defends Title
By Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, June 17.-Catherine
Wolf of Indianapolis, defending
champion, gained the third round in
the women's singles division OF the
Western tennis championships Tues
day. defeating Ethel Van Dyne Of
Chicago, 6-1, Ga.
In mems play, Marcel Rainville
was a favorite to take off the
honorS, with Harris Coggeshal of
DeS Moines, defending champion,
George O'Connell Of Chicago,
George Jennings of Chicago, Scott
Rexinger, Big Ten champ, and Her
bert Bowman Of New York, metro
politan title holder, as chief con-
tenders.
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FOUR CYCLE EVENTS
Walnut Garden Speed Card for
Sunday Set.

-Four motorcycle races are on the
program at Walnut Gardens speed
way Sunday, including one five, two
ten and a twenty-five-mile event.
Rody Rodenberg, fetch Stevens,
Joe Lewis, David Mansfield and sew
eral other prominent riders are en-
tries. Jack Early again is scheduled
to ride his cycle through a solid
board wall.
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Five Bouts and Battle
Form Bill at Riverside

Five boxing bouts and a battle
royal will be the offering for fistic
fans at Riverside arena tonight.
Promoter Bowman has arranged
what he believes will be an at
tractiye card marked by action. The
program follows:
Eight Rounds-Ray Drake vs.. Red Eollo-
way.
Six Rounds-Jinmy Fox VS.. frankie
Fivecoats.
-Four Rounds-George Downey vs. Lester
Henderson: Jack O'Brien vs.. Mickey
Holder; Angelo Spagnolia VS.. Jack Harris
The battle royal will follow the main go
The show will start at $50 and all bouts
will be TO a decision
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BY LEO III. PETERSEN
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, June 17.-Western
teams of the National League have
gained the upper hand over their
eastern rivals in intersectional COM
petition thus far this season.
Out Of the eighty-seven games
played against representatives of
the Atlantic seaboard, the four
western clubs have won A contests,
while losing 43. st. Louis Cardinals
have the best record, for they have
won IL of their 81 contests against
New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia
and Boston. Cincinnati has won Is
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Shapmsn TT defeated Yelton (c). Cup.
Eetric tTl defeated West (W), s and +.
Gentry ~ defeated McCreary Isl, /
schuman IN defeated johnson (s).
Second round results in grade
school flight Tuesday afternoon:
Allen (e0 defeated Frederick (sA). :
and l. N'' =
T: vaughn tsA) defeated Daughty co.,
Gleagor CHT defeated R. Eppich (sA).
and /. -
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( First and second round tusSles
Tuesday were filed with thrills.
Downfall of Harry Yelton of Cathe-
dral, defending title holder, extra
hole battles, brides fired to win
matches and several sensational
spurts that carried boys to surprise
victories produced the color sought
by the large gallery which followed
the youthful stars.
Tech Places Six
Tech entered the quarter final
round represented in six of the eight
positions. Cathedral, Washington
and Broad Ripple representatives
were eliminated in Tuesdays play.
Charles Of Tech faced Beeson of
Manual, the 1881 medanst, and An
derson of Tech tackled Hickman of
Shortridge in quarter final matches.
In the lower bracket, four Tech
rivals battled for llonors, Chapman
opposing Petric and Gentry playing
Schuman.
Barring upsets, Beeson and Heck
man were favored to meet in the
Semi-f1nals this afternoon, with
Chapman and Gentry doped to sur
vive in the lower fight.
Grade Rivals Battle
In the grade school finals
this morning H. Allen Of School 66
clashed with Thomas Vaughn of St
Anthonys and Albert Gleagor OF
Holy Trinity NETT G. Werner OF
Holy Cross. The winners met this
afternoon in the finals for the
grade school championship.
B f01nd Th9 scored t 70 IN the ggdafy
in the field Of near 200 contestants con
tinued his par shooting Tuesday morning
and 8 win oyer L. Grant OF shortridge.
Beeson slowed Up a bit in the afternoon
however and coasted to and win
round.
Billy Charles of Tech had a couple Of
with Art Lynn of Broad Ripple. but still
scored 80 out and triumphed Z and s.
A big feature of the second round clashes
was the match Between two sterling Shcrt-
ridge players, Marvin Hickman and Hor-
ace Kelley. the latter q southpaw shooter.
a 81 going out and gain 4 UP lead at
the turn. He continued TO shoot even par
to the fifteenth hole where the match
ended in HecSman's favor. and 3.
codding Of Cathedral was forced to go
feat Dick Carlstedt OF Washington He
met. tartar in Don. Anderson of Tech
in the afternoon round and fell before the
an edge @ on n Anderson With b G on
the second hole and was TWO up at the
pars and a birdie on. the next four. holes,
and was two up at the. turn. Coddingten
4qE Pi'f 10 T saaaT eoei the 10 nnf II
up with three. to play; Coddington blew
up taking 6. 5. 5 on three holes and lost
Yelton, defending champion. was the
last Cathedral player to drop out. He
match that went to the last hole. ,YeitoH
was not firing the golf this year he did
last when he won the title at Riverside.
PSs b9ss Before OF he sh45FiS soe @
of Tech, Gentry shot SO out and Nc
taF saS dentry Ton the sd ts Ga Up hole s a s
holes and Gentry won fifteen. McCreary
t Ton sixteen and Il vas all square ". On
shot, an approach, to within six inches
Of the pin for a birdie 8. That beat Nc
Creary's par 4.
It was stated by error Tuesday that
Billy Reed Jr. failed to qualify because he
shot an SO in the. Qualifying round Mon
fSed 70 aHalfy for the rS Ss time 90 Of SIX
Times tournaments he has played IN.
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Scores Second Ace

G. H. McLenon scored his second
hole in one on the 161-yard fifth
hole at Speedway course recently,
using a spoon. He made his first
ace on June 6. 1927, at Coffin links.
r. G. Smiler, L. r. Miller and G. w.
Braughton were playing with Nc
Clenon at Speedway.
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Big League Transfers

Recent player transfers made in
the big leagues that were not car
ried by all press associations follow:
The PhiHy Nationals released pitcher
LII Stoner to Fl. Worth.
The st. Louis Cardinals bought IN
fielder Jake Flowers from Brooklyn and
released inhelder Joe Benes to Houston
Flowers formerly was with the Cards.
Pittsburgh released outfelder Auete
Dugas 10 Kansas City.
The Boston Red Sox sent inhelder Ollie
Marouardt 10 Kansas CITY
Cincinnati got wiehin the player limit
Of twenty-five by retiring Mickey Heath.
injured frst sacker. and placing outfelder
Heilmann on the coaching staff. He'll
mann is i'll
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HOME Runs

Klein. Phiihes... i7iGehrig. Yankees. II
Fox. Athletics. 3iArlett, Phillies ii
Ruth. Yankees. III
RUNS BATTED IN
Cronin. Senators 50 Klein. PhiI.ies SO
Foxx. Athletics. 54lChapn1an. Yankees IS
Gehrig. Yankees. 50lBluege. Senator'S. IS
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MAT PRELIM ARRANGED

Ed Baker and Ralph Hancock
were matched today to wrestle in
the prelim bout at Riverside Friday
night. 1t will be time limit event.
In the main go Steve Savage, TIi-
cago heavy. will tackle Regis Ski.
known as the Panther. A limit of
two hours has been set on this
match.
Harry Mamos and Frank Wolfe
will perform in the serni-windup,
one hour time limit. They are
heavies. Frank Buchanan will ref
cree and the gate win be free to
women.
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Runs batted in-Sigafoos. 2: Koenecke.
2; Burwell, Walker. R. Fitzgerald .Ang-
Home Run-Kosnecke. Three-base hits
Mccain. Paschal. Two-base hits = H.
Fitzgerald. Sigafoos. Roettgsr. Davis. Sac
rifice hits-H. Fitzgerald. 2. Stolen base
Davis. Double play-Saltzgaver to Nor
rissey to Roettger; Left on bases--,st.
on Burwen. 8; OF Bream, 2: of Van
Alta. 4. Struck out-Bv Burwell. 2: BY
Van Alta. /. Hits-Of Dream, 9 in 6
innings: OF Van Alta. ! in 2 innings,
Losing pitcher-Brean. Time-1:46. Um-
pires-Connoll7 and SNYDER.
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-, With Montague on first in the fifth, H.
EItzgeraIq nut SO many fouls down the
nnes that Eddie became exhausted break
ing Tor second. Finally Fitz doubled and
Montague was blowing hard when he
pulled Up at third.
Jim Stronger. former third sacker with
indianapolis. was injured badly the other
ga gay y; and is opt Of the game for an in
9 qla4lle period. Playing third base for
Baltimore. !Stroner was struck on the
mead by a line drive. Blood congestion
Iormed end jim was compelled to 90 to
the hospital.
Charles Albert Bender. better known az
Cnle1; and once big gun with Connie
Mack's old Athletics. convinced earlv fans
at washington park Tuesday that he is
m sound physical condition at 81 he
pitched TO the Saints during batting prac-
tlce and seldom made a bad throw. He
took long workout. Bender. coach and
scout with the New York Giants is said
70 be watching the work OF two Apostle
llnaneIaers Saltzgaver. second base. and
nMorrlssey. shorstop. Bender was one Of
the greatest hurlers Of all time.
The battle in the American Association
Is bordering on ffty-Afty stages The IN
alans, IN last place. are only six games
back Of the first-place Saints. The stand-
ing today including the games behind
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ACCEPTS IRISH POSITION

IOWA CITY, June l7.-E. r.
Handy, athletic director at UniVer-
sity high school, has accepted the
position of assistant instructor Of
physical education at Notre Dame
and viii report there Sept. l. He
graduated from Iowa in 1926.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press STAFF Corresnondent

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June II.
When a strictly "underdog" crew
that had been beaten by everybody
but the Coney Island beach patrol
goes up against the strongest field
in the country and not only whips
that field but a driving rainstorm
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UMBANHoWAR TRIUMPHs

A perfect score gave Umbanhowar
top honors in the fifty-target sin
giles at Crooked Greek Gun Club
Tuesday. Miller won the handicap
with % out Of %. and the doubles
vent to NsaVille, with 20 out Of a.
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MISS RYAN WITHDRAWS

By United Press
LONDON, June 17.-Miss Eliza
beth Ryan, American tennis star, an
nounced Tuesday she will not COM
pete in the matches at Wimbledon
this year due to leg injuries, Miss
Ryan has been regular competitor
at Wimbledon since 1914.
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Question Marks

United Cabs and c. & Tire hooked up
q. & J. coming from behind to win il,
the last OF the ninth. to 5. Both hurlers
MuertS Tor G. & J. and Marshall for the
CAP BOYS went the route and kent the hits
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their bargain matinee with Holy Rosary.
first and part Of the second p's same fos
holy Rosary. giving way to Iraia late in
the second game With the exception Of
the last inning in the second game which
Yelton twirled Mazelin. stellar starboard
.!nger OF the CathedraliteS. hurled both
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SWEEP ALL BOWS TENDON;
Schoolboy Golfers Battle for Berths in
Title Round of Times Play; Champ Out

Banging parhattering golf eight young high
wieders fought their through first secondound matches
the Indianapolis
at South municipal Tuesday.
semi-fnal field
will battle the trtyxhoe Thursday for 1881 city title
honors
putter squared away
final and championship matches fight today
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Bergie's Brewers Next
on Bill for Indians
Milwaukee FASTENERS Are Stepping Fast Tribe Turns
Back Saints tuesday, KOenecke Polling Line Drive
Homer; HoOSIerS Idle Today
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

Marty Bghannes hustlng Milwaukee Brewers riding IN third
place III the A. A. pnnant and
eadng saints WI" open series with the Indians Thursday after
noon The Home BrewS will be Washington
one night conflict will be staged Friday Thursday saurday and
Sunday tits will be daylight entertainment
timers right
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
Results Yesterday
Anrrnrcanr

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville ..... '''' o00 S loo idGS iS I
BriHheart, sheehan and Griffin; Deberry.
Welland. Walsh and Thompson.
Milwaukee ....... oO2 Oo3 o2o- II o
C C9iiedq0 and M.nio geo 9oi 1oo a. 10
EF oianSSSGs ty go 3S5 S 81 S s5s-lt q
Hinkle.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis -. 600 COO 00S-5 8
son.
S Sinci 9o5k COG COG Jog 5o5 cog 900 Il
Fitzsimmons and Hogan: O'Farreil. john
son, Carroll and Sukeforth.
Chicago -........ 900 sol zos- 10 8
Moss, Zachary. Seibold Brandt and
Cronln, Spohrer; Bush. Baecht and HENS
ley.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Loqis 22oo a oo99s 1919 i !
Hebert. Biaeholder and FeTrell; FISCHER.
Hadley. Burke and Spencer. Hargrave.
Detroit at New York. rain.
Cleveland at Philadelphia. rain.
Chicago at Boston. rain.
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LEAHY ASSISTS MILLS

- y ANAto HNNNtIt
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Frank
Leahy, line star at Notre Dame for
three years, has been appointed as
sistant coach to Tom Mills, another
former Irish star, at Georgetown.
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Major Leaders

Following averages, compiled by
United Press, include games of
Tuesday June Is.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul at INDIANAPOLIS, played Sun
day.
Minneapolis at Louisville: played Sun
day.
Kansas City at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Toledo; no game account
exhibition.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston 1.-TWO gamesl.
(Only games scheduled).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
(Only game scheduled.)
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LOT June %,
Indianapolis TriangleS will get back into
action Sunday when they travel to Day
ton. O.. to meet the Dayton Kesslers.
Garfield All players take notice. June
% is an open date on the Triangle
schedule and any strong state semi-pro
H. E. Beplay. e21 North Ritter avenue or
phone Irv. 1887.
Indiana Bell holds a permit for Brook
Sloe NO. z. Thursday. Players will report
for practice at $50 p. m.
=. Rhodius Cubs are far out in front in the
Em-Roe Senior League with seven victories
ana no defeats. Four clubs are in a tie
With three wins and four losses and the
Assumption is leading with six victories
and one defeat. The next three teams
are in a tie with four wins and three
losses League standings:
Senior IPzemA
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Shelby. Service Club is without a game
write or wire Ralph Adams. 1908 Broad
Tay.. or phone DR.. l0ll. ask for Frank.
Service Club is strictly road club.
Muncie, Kokorlo and Anderson, notice.