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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
JACK REYNOLDS WINS

Jack Reynolds, Cincinnati weIter-
weight, defeated Blacksmith Pedigo
in the main wrestling event at
Broad Ripple Monday, taking the
first and third falls. Elmer Guth-
RE and Leo Alexander wrestled
thirty minutes to no fall and John.
ny Carlin tossed Merle Dolby in
other events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
British Golf
Team Arrives
BIZ United Press

b. United Press
NEW YORK, June l6-The
British Ryder cup squad, which is
to play a select group of American
golfers at Columbus, O., June 26,
was scheduled to arrive here today
on the Majestic.
The British team will go to Bos-
ton for It's first workouts, June 19.
Members of the British team are
Captain Charles Whitcombe, Archie
Conpston, w. H. Davies, Abe Nit
chell, Fred Robson, Ernest r. Whit
con1be, George Duncan, sgd Easter
brook, Bert Hodson and Arthur c..
Havers.
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Douthit-Roettger Deal Only
Late Trade in Big Leagues

York Giants after the close Of last
season.
Doutait has spent his major
league career with the Cardinals. St.
Louis obtained him from FIT. Smith
Of the Western Association in 1928,
but he did not become q regular
until 1926. His batting average this
year is 1871.
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Sawyer Tops
Golf Tourney
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, June 16-Dick
Sawyer, Minneapolis, led the field
today as 200 golfers completed the
second half of their qualifying
round in the Trans Mississippi
tournament at Golden Valley. Saw
yer scored par 70 for the first
eighteen holes Monday.
Two strokes behind were Johnny
Goodman, Omaha, who won the
1927 Trans-Mississippi title with
clubs he had borrowed to enter, and
Ralph Hammond, 19-year-old school
boy from Waterloo, Ia.
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HONOR |. U. CHAMPS

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 49,
Members of Indiana university's
Big Ten championship teams will
receive special awards, z. G. Cleve-
land, athletic director, announced
today.
Members of the cross-country
teams which carried the Crimson
through three undefeated seasons
for as many titles will be awarded
gold spiked shoes with Crimson
enameled rs super embossed, while
members of the 1880 runner-up and
1881 championship wrestling squad
will be presented with medals.
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time.
Hornsby proved he meant what he
said when he took himself out Of
the Cubs lineup Monday in favor
Of Clarence Blair. The Cubs man
ager had made only one hit in his
last seven games, and his batting
average had dwindled to .293.
There's no use in my playing
until I can shake on my batting
slump" said Hornshy. Every play
er on my club including myself has
to deliver to stay in the lineup. I
don't care about batting averages.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
TORONTO OFFICIAL DEAD
By United Press

JERSEY CITY, N. j., June 16.-
William O'Hara, business manager
of the Toronto International League
baseball club, died Monday night
in his hotel room here, after an at
tack of indigestion.
He had arrived here Saturday
with the Toronto team for g series
Of three games with the Jersey City
Shelters. He was 40, and native
of Toronto.
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Sunday. Write or wire William Rider.
1881 Bellefontaine street
1rvington Trojans would like to book a
game for Sunday with a strong team.
Gail BOD GLADDEN.. Irvington 3700.
Gaseteria lost hard-fought game to
indianapolis Cubs at Rhodius Sunday.
sensational pitching of TWigg and f1ne
defensive work by DriSsel featured.
Shelby. Service club was rained out at
Shelbyyille Sunday. Service club has
strengthened its lineup with the addition
Of Lefty McCurdy. pitcher. who tried out
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BLANCHARD VS.. BROWN

Reddy Blanchard Of st. Paul and
Honeyboy Brown, Louisville, will
clash in the eight-round top scrap
at Broad Ripple park Thursday
night. Matchmaker Buck Krause
plans strong prelim bill. The show
will start at $3.50.
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Roettger and considerable" money.
The deadline on trading was
midnight Monday night.
Roettger, whose batting average
this season is .251, began his major
league career with the Cardinals
after graduating from the Uni
versity of Illinois. The Reds OBJ
tanned the outflelder from the New
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
EARLHAM NAMES FELIX
By Times Special

DY tH6t6 Dp6CIuT
RICHMOND, Ind. June 15.-Tom
Felix, athletic star for four years
on Quaker teams, has been named
assistant football coach to NJ. o.
Ross, it was announced today.
Felix has won letters in all major
sports during his four years and
captained the 1880 football team.
His home is in Scottdale, Pa.
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closed today with
only one ''last
minute" deal being
engineered. That
was the trade, an
nounced Monday
by Sidney Well,
president of the
Cincin n att Ma
tional League club,
that sent Taylor
Douthit, star out
fielder Of the st.
Louis Cardinals, to
the Reds in ex-
-
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TFIRTY-TWO PREP GOLFERS BEGIN TINES TITLE BATH
Bill McKechnie's Boston Braves Worry
Senior Loop Rivals; Topic Cubs Twice
BY LEO II. PETERSEN
limited Pres star Corresnnndenf

NEW YORK 6-Nanager Bill McKechnes Braves
first few weeks Of the living
promise they starting on the 1881
better than division club when the
by taking straight
formidable
circuit When they play winning began
Boston, pitching fair array hters
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~ DTCK MILLER

Iny-to happy youths filled with determination to win started
golf tournament at South Grove with the city high school
pIonshp their goal.
Sixteen young opened grade title
Edwin high youths
the ehteenhole qualifying Monday turning
Walter Chapman Heck
Of shOrridge nosed into third with q
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the major loops
last season, be-
cause Hack was in
a batting slump.
1t made no differ
ence to Hornsby
that Wilson was
the second high
est paid player in
the N a 10 n a ]
League.
"I would bench
myself if 7 wasn't
doing the team
any good" said
Hornsby at the
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n. L. DROPS UMPIRE

% bnl6S bp6CIuJ
NEW YORK, June 16.-John A.
Heydler, president Of the National
League, reduced his staff Of umpires
to twelve Monday by releasing Lou
Jorda, who has been with the cir
cut for several seasons.
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l5SO
South State street. All PLAYERS are urged
to attend, Midways desire a game Juiv 81
and % with state clubs. Call or write
say say Gray; Drexel 602O-W, 1925 South
South SIDE Turner's will practice at
Elyerside No. Wednesday at $50 D. m
ana al players are asked to attend The
e. Smith. G: Smith, E. Miller Beam, Lutz
2cnorn, Galloway. and P. Miller. good
flrst baseman and an outhelder is needed
Indianapolis Twilights won their fifth
was particularIy pleasing to the 5- team n9'? n
ssrig +, as S Beech Grove swamped them
ss for Nay Tw hh k! 5aFFe eghs on ene the
hits well scattered. and while scored on
MIo aii. times. only two runs we're earned
lumbug State teams DESIRING dates with
TIMTIiii s 6tsrrw write Frank Simpson. 524
sims Goal and Building Material de-
RSdS Stood ia 64s fer Aa RanFf n Ts
nine stTikeouts while allowing but seven
seven ssfeties for the losers. sims viii
play at Greenfield Sunday. All players
are requested to be at 9E Madison ave-
day evening.
M$s Hoo Sq nn s'ssE adsz f8y' v d66Ss
header header in n The Em-Roe Junior League
in some nice pitching for the Telegraph
boys. while Stanley was on the receiving
cooSaatribated sE home 0s fdns. ana mcclure all
willard A; G. won three games Sunday
With Hunt pitching Tacoma e; nj ' s o h
the afternoon with Sullivan allowing but
three hits. and West Side Blues in the
moSnd af aunt IL hit h0 M f COX the on v the
ners in the final game while Cox, Fish
aud Skid got triples. For games with
4; Cs, write Emerson Cox. 345 North Ham
ilton avenue.
stilesvilie owls defested cloverdale in q
Ing but GSre sufRd ts st ie Dia Is w a0%
a game for Sunday. Fast clubs write
E. H. Bourne. Owl Cafe, stiIesyille.
Dady A. C.s won their sixth consecutive
game Sunday. defeating Medora, / 10 0.
Reo Russell kept seven hits we'll scattered
70 score his second. shutout of the season.
lowing but. Ave hits Smith led a. c.s
at bat while Corn starred in the field
indianapolis White sox and crammsr
Grays were rained out Sunday in the third
inning with the score to o. White Sox
VIII practice Wednesday morning at Riv-
eTside No. 2. All players notice. Sox are
without game for Sunday. City and
| state teams write G. Neal. $685. West Ve--
mont street.
woodsides viii practice tonight and
| Friday at Ellenberger a. D. M PLAYERS
desiring tryouts please attend. Woo6sides
VIII play al Bloomington Sunday.
Indianapolis Meldons have an open date
for June % and wants 70 schedule &
strong state club. Call or wire R j.
Stehiin, 9lS Olive street, phone Dr.. s67e-J.
West Side Chevgolets defeated BOOSTER
a. As Sunday. II 70 5. Chevroiets have
one Of the strongest road teams playing
out OF the city and would like TO hear
| from fast stata club ses game nsxs
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Runs ,batsed in--.walker.. .sigafoos az.
Two-base hit = burst. Three-base hit
Morrissey. Stolen bases Narlesky. Nc
Cam. Left on bases - Indianapolis 4.
St. Paul. 4. Base on balls-Od Munns.
a. a. on Van an. Alta. l: OF Horne. 2. Struck
o 9tt.a NUNS; = by Horne, 10; BY Van
of Van Alta. 0 in 3 innings Winning
pltcher-Van Alta. UmpireS-Snyder and
Connolly. Tine-l:55
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, June is. - Rogers
~ Hornsby plays no favorites in
his job Of managing the Chicago
Cubs.
A few weeks ago he benched Hack
Wilson. leading home r1In hitter. of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
Two Eighteen-Hole
Rounds on Bill Today
Edward Beeson, Manual Ace, Tops Quaifiers Monday
With 70, One Over Par; Sixteen Boys Clash
for Grade School Crown
for Grade School Crown.

Manual, medal schoclboy golf
tourney another the first this morning disposed
Of Grant Of Shodge order winning 10
Chapman Tech star had SO for his first holes
match with Merrill Hubbard Of Washington the thirteenth
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Complete Scores

Names of players who turned In
scores in The indianapolis Times
sixth annual school boy golf tourna-
ment qualifying round at South
Grove Monday follow:
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It wasn't very long, however, be-
fore the Braves began to play more
in line with preseason expecta-
tons. But they never slipped out
of the first division and last week
when they took three out OF four
games from the st. Louis Cardinals,
current pace settlers in the National
League, the Braves got back into
the headlines.
Now against the Cubs the Braves
have continued their winning ways.
They made it two in row Monday,
9 to 8, driving Bob Smith from the
mound in the fifth inning while
Sherdel was holding the Cubs at
bay. The victory advanced the
Braves to within two and one-half
contests of the third-place Cubs.
Manager Rogers Hornsby, who
has made only one safe hit in the
present home stand of the Cubs,
benched himself in an effort to
shake off a batting slump. No other
National League games were played.
Philadelphia Athletics retained
their three game lead in the
American League by defeating
Cleveland, 4 to l behind the five
hit pitching of RUDE Walberg. Todt,
first baseman, with a home run
and a single led the Athletics at
tack on Hudlin and old Pete Dono-
hue, whom the Indians signed after
he had been given his unconditional
release by the New York Giants.
Washington kept pace with the Athletics,
defeating st. Louis, to 8. Marberry's
fine relief pitching enabled the Senators
to win. BIuege's long fly. which followed
single by Cronin and double by West
produced the winning run in the eighth
inning.
Boston defeated Chicago. to 2 in eleven
innings in a pitching duel between two
rockies. Frasier of the White Sox al
lowed only four hits. but errors by his
mates caused his downfall. Kline held the
White Sox to seven blows.
The Detroit Tigers made 1t two In a
row over New York, to 5. The Tigers
knocked Ruffing from the box in piIling up
a five-run lead in the first two innings and
clinched the game with a three-ruun rally
in the ninth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
DIZZY DEAN MARRTEs

By times Special
HOUSTON, Tex, June l6.-Jer-
ONE Dizzy Dean, formerly With
the st. Louis Cardinals end now
star hurler for Houston of the Texas
League, was married Monday to
Miss Patricia Nash q Houston.
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Race on Air

BU United Press
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y,
June 16.-Both the National
Broadcasting Company and the
Columbia broadcasting systems,
will broadcast the Poughkeep-
sic races over the national net
works today, The varsity boat
race starts at 5 p. N. dndian-
apoliS tirne.)
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Indians End Series
With Apostles Today
Monday Game Is Dropped When Mortimer Rally in Late
Innings; Horne Fans Ten, but Mates Are
Held to Five Hits

Rayng for four runs in the seventh eighth the
saints Of Lefty Leid downed the lights Mondav
night and leaped over Louisville to regain the
first the Hoos under management of Emmett Nc
Enrrar clas
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'Rajah' Just Another Player
Who Can't Hit; Takes Bench

I am only interested in winning ball
games, and every players job is to
give his best efforts toward that
result"
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CATHERINE WOLF ENTERS

n 7 tIItoo q pbLIWt
CHICAGO, June 16.-Catherine
Wolf OF indianapolis will open the
defense Of her women's' western
singles tennis crown here Wednes-
day.
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WELLER IS Lacquer
/. U. Southpaw HurIer Joins Tots of
Three-I Loop.

b United PYeSs
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 49,
Claron Oefty) Weller of Linton,
former Indiana university baseball
and basketball star, has joined the
Terre Haute Tots of the Three-I
League. In a game with Spring
field, H., there Monday night, Vel
Ter pitched seven innings of the
game which Terre Haute won, 10
to 5. 1t was his first appearance.
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Major Leaders

Following statistics compiled by
United Press include games Of Mon
day, June Is.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGrr
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

aILICNENIA TTTN
s.: Paul at INDIANAPOLIS.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
Kansas. City at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
-,- eleven innings)
Snlcago ....... DOL 900 001 o. 1
Boston -. 600 600 oil oil
FTasler and Tate; Kline and Berry.
Cleveland ~ col nm mn
Philadelphia 80. 600 COS 0if-4
Huolln. Donohue and Sewell: WaIberg and
Detroit ......... $50 900 oos-s II /
M ExS1g. xorH olo 100 00l- - 2
Mnltehl!I. Uhle and Hayworth; Ruffine
Sherlo. Weaver. Weinert and DickeY.
st. Louis - oon noo am
WASHINGTON 600 036 66I-S N
Gray and Terrell; Brown. Marberry and
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Berry horne pltcllng nlgn class bal
There was one down IN the sew
entn before the Apostles launched
their lat inning and a combination
OF singles, doubles ana an error en-
abled them to tie the score. In the
eighth another costly miScue helped
them and the contest was put on
ice for Leif1eld. Horne struck out
ten visitors and allowed only seven
hits, but on the other hand the
Indians were held to i've safeties, all
singles.
The teams were to end the series
this afternoon starting at o'clock
and the league leaders were one up
on the set of the three already
played. Wednesdays game was
played as part Of Sundays twin bill
and there will be no action at the
Tribe park tomorrow. The fast
stepping Milwaukee Brewers, te=-
turing Art Shires, will be here
Thursday for their second visit OF
the season.
Johnny corriden. the departing Tribe
pilot, met his former players in the club
house before the Monday night game and
thanked l., them for their Loyalty JJohnpy
their ability under the new management
Of Emmett Mccain, the first Sacker. In
his first game as pilot, McCann and his
tory. but fell by the waySide in the late
rounds.
Chief Bender, the old-time pitching ace,
viewed the contest. He is scouting for
Watching wa saitzgaVsr. clever ever St. Paul sec:
the Saints, who is here WITH the team.
said he had received several offers for
Saltzgaver. but won't Hgure on any deal
Horne was in grand form six innings
allowing only. two short safeties. He
Started at top speed also and famed four
in two rounds.
snaFed hS Sfa With "ohs SSsfRa aq
middle gardener is a speed merchant.
Bad luck continued riding the indians
and their two errors cost heavily. Ander-
son got the first hit for the visitors in the
steal. '''N
n cstShe5 Frank so snY E e the SAINTS hts
called in the World war draft and left
for camp one day after working seven
innings. Later Snyder and Hendricks
The Saints starting pitcher Monday.
in the seventh and Van Alta, southpaw.
hurled the pellet in the eighth and ninth.
Van Alta, but he held the locals hitless
ana runless.
walk to Saltzgaver in the eighth de-
veloped into the winning run. Same old
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G, Indianapolis Reserves lost two games
we're played in mud and rain. Sunday.
55 g e vii play at Cicero, but June
write A. Monroe. 20o1 Roosevelt avenJe
or call Oh. Sail. All players wanting to
make the trip Sunday Be at Riyerside
No. Thursday at 3. m.
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. A. C. TEAM ENTERS

Local Swimmer to Give Exhibition
at Noblesville.
Nine indianapolis Athletic Club
swimmers will take part in exhibit
ton events at the dedication of the
Forest Park pool at NobIesville
Thursday night at 8 p. m.
Included in the squad are Helen
Lee Smith, Mary Alice Shively,
Miriam Niles, Frank Fehsenfeld,
Hal Benham, Junior Warren, Bob
Wooling, Wally Sanders and Major
Willis.
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Klein. Phillies... l6lRUth. Yankees II
toXx. Athletics. - Gehrig. Yankees. II
Runs BATrED IN
Crouin. Senators. So Klein. Philliss II
EoXx; Atnletics.. 81 Chapman. Yankees as
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
By United Press

NEW YORK, June 16.-The 1881
major league trading season was
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Crown Miracleans defeated Sunshine
Gardens Sunday, Q to 3. Crowns have
lost but one game this season and would
Connersville. Fortville, Columbus and
Lebanon for dates in July and Augusf'
Address II. G. Mullinnix, 1901 East Wash
will practice at Brookside toniglt and
Friday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IrAcrr

ChlcaRo at Boston,
81. Louis at Washington.
DDetrolt at New York: postponed. vs,,
Cleveland at Philadelphia Asin'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati
philadelphia at ST. Iouis
OF0oAiya at Pittsburgh; postponed: rain.
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Semi-PrO and Amateur Gossip

South Side Comets defeated Nlohavks in
q thirteen inning game Sunday, to g..
Eor games with the Comets, call Drexei
0z40 before p. m. and ask for Roy.
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Indianapolis Midways will hold an i'm
portant meeting Friday night at 1925
south State. street. All players are urged
70 att So M1dways desire a game July 81
Paul Gray, Drexel 6O2O-W, 1926 South
State street.
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st. Joe's Y. NJ. c. is ready TO book CITY
and state teams for July and August. cal
RI, 4924 between a. m. and D. m. or
write Ray Cruise, 1854 Tecumseh street
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14OVS0tI ktI' WeU RTounds.
Niew York at Cincinnati. will be PLAYED
F5niiEa1aelphia at st. Louis: played in
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South, Side Turner's will practice at
Riverside No. l Wednesday at $50 D. m
team is composed of Costello. Hill, Riiey,
9. Smith. G: Smith, E. Miller. Beam, Lutz
Schorn, Galloway and P. Miller. A good
to complete this team.
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Results Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGrE

Kansas City at Columbus; wet grounds
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klyn at Pittsburgh. wet grounds.

ss Ssr5a, 900 400 20i- !
BAKE. Teachout and Hartnett S4lll az
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Those PeSky Saints!
INDIANAPOLIS
ST. PAUL

1oVaIS .s..........34 q 8
Montague batted for Walker in ninth.
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Indianapolis Grays lost a close game to
Mars Hill Sunday. ( to 8. A Special
meeting viii be held at managers resident
Friday evening. Grays play at Atlanta
sunday For a game on June %, address
Earl Fertig. 1903 Howard street.
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with BLOOMINGTON Of the Three-I League
this year. Service club is without q game
write or wire Ralph Adams. 902 Broadway.
or call Drexel 1011.
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The United Cab nine desires a game
with a fast local team for next Sunday
date. with a team holding a last period
park diamond permit is preferred, but any
club viii be met that has a diamond. Cali
Tom Moore, Belmont 34zl.
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In the sixth Anderson went deep and
shared Riddles drive with one hand. It
was a remarkable catch. The Apostle
middle gardener is q speed merchant.
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Zion Evangelical nine will practice
Weonescay at 5 .. n. at Riverside dia-
mond No. z.
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stilesvilie Owls 6efested cloverdale in
close. game Sunday, TO /. Dean allow
Ing but three hits Stilesville is without
game for Sunday Fast clubs write
E. H. Bourne, Owl Cafe, StiIesville.
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Bad luck continued riding the Indians
and their two errors cost heavily. Ander-
son got the first hit for the visitors in the
steal
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Dady A C.s won their sixth consecutive
game Sunday. defeating Medora, TO 0.
Reb Russell kept seven hits we'll scattered
70 score his second shutout of the season.
Walker also pitched well for the Cubs, al
lowing but i've hits. Smith led A. Cs
at bat while Corn starred IN the field.
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woodsides viii practice tonight and
Friday at EIenberger a. 5 ,. m Players
desiring tryouts please attend. Woo6sides
VIII play al Bloomington Sunday.