davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1931-09-25
BIRTHS
q q g v n n " " n " " 9 81

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker are the
proud parents of a baby girl, born
in Marshall Hospital on September
21. The Bakers live in Lincoln.
In Marshall Hospital a daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Sheath, of Harrington, on Sep
tember 81.
Milford chronicle., 1931-09-25

Judging by the conversation COM
ing from next door the building of
a rock garden is modern Tower OF
Babel.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul ............ 90 100 olou-3 s 9
Louisville .......... DOL 900 0l0- 2 6
,Prudhomme and Fenner: Mays and
....... 900 010 020- I
Toledo ............. 500 103 O4x-1S %
Stiely, Nelson, Taylor and Manion;
Wethereu and Devormer.
(First Camel
Eansas CITY d d0S 1 1871 922- zig
Holley and Peters: Rose. LittleiOhn, Ash
and De Sautels, Hinkle.
Second Game)
Kansas City ........ 900 OBI 02o- Is 4
Columbus ......... 121 010 14X-l0 l3 /
Fette. Thomas and Peters. Padden; Eek
ert, Littlejohn and Hinkle; De Sautels.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(First Camel
Cincinnati .......... 600 600 000- 1
Boston ............. 600 600 DIX 8 0
Benton and Styles; Brandt and spohrer.
Second Camel
Cincinnati ......... 900 600 o1o-l |
Kolp. ogden and sukeforth; sherdel and
........ oO1 900 ooo-l o
New York .......... 100 100 00x-2 8 Q
Spencer and Phillips; Mooney and
Hogan.
st. Louis ....,...... oIo 600 o4444-s14 !
BrOOKlVn
Derringer and Wilson: Luuue. Quinn.
Heimach and Lopez.
............ 010 02O 1000 7 4
Philadelphia ..,.... 270 020 12x-14 is 0
Bush, Sweetland, Baecht. Teachout and
Hartpett; Benge and Davis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston .............. 900 Oo1 9O1-.2 9 4
st. Louis ........... o30 040 32x-12 IS
CASTOR. Morris. Mclaughlin and Berry,
Connolly; Coffman and Bengough.
Washington ....... 900 100 Iii 10 2
Chicago .....,...... 100 DOL COX 10 2
Jones and Spencer; weiland, Caraway,
Frasier and CRUDE.
(First Game)
New York .......... 1ol oso 1917 II /
Cleveland ....,,.... 200 $40 O2x-1S Il
Rufing. Pipgras. Weaver and Dickey;
Harder and Wyatt.
(Second Camel
New York .......... 600 600 ooi- 6 Z
Rhodes. Weaver and Jorgens; Hudlin and
Philadelphia and Detroit. not scheduled
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BUS PETITION
DRAWS IRE OF
NORTH-SIDERS
Smith Faces Defeat on One
of Three Proposed
New Lines.

Three bus line petitions of Lo-
gan J. Smith were heard by the
works board today, and against one
of them so many protests were
lodged there seemed little chance
of its sanction, although the board
took the petition under advisement.
Smith wanted to run line from
Monument Circle to Capitol avenue
and north to Thirty-fourth street
and vicinity and return.
Representative from Methodist
and ST. Vincent's hospital, from the
Butler Fairview Civic League and
from the park board spoke against
the plan.
Fifty south side women appeared
before the board to urge they grant
permission to Smith to operate a
line from Monument Circle on
Meridian to South street, east to
State avenue, and south to Naomi
street and return. They said the
line would facilitate transportation
of children to high schools.
The third petition, unheard by
the board until later today was for
line east from the Circle to Ar
senal aventle and return.
The board adopted a resolution
for resurfacing of East Georgia
street from East to Noble streets,
at cost Of $3,476.
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The series with st. Paul will end
league play at Washington park,
and the Indians will go on the road
for long stretch, returning on
Sept. 5 to open the new stadium in
the south Riverside district.
Miller Beats Henry
Walter Miller hurled a steady
contest for the home nine in the
afternoon fray Friday and held the
Mlllers scoreless the last five in
nings. The visitors got only two
hits during the five closing stanzas.
Dutch Henry pitched for Minneap-
oils and BANKED the Indians until
the sixth when they rallied and tall
lied four times, taking the lead,
4 to 3.
The barrage put down by the
Tribe was exploded in quick fashion.
Mccain singled, Rosenberg doubled,
Koenecke walked to fill the sacks,
fitzgerald popped out and Sigafoos
delivered in the pinch with a solid
triple to deep left center, cleaning
the bases. A single by Bedore fol-
lowed, scoring Sigafoos. In the
seventh Goldman walked, Mccain
sacrificed, Rosenberg flied out and
Len Koenecke propelled circuit
drive over the right field fence.
Tribe scoring was confined to the
two innings.
Visitors Score Early
MCGOWAN registered the Millers'
first run in the second on his scratch
double and Kelly's single after two
down. In the fourth after one out
Kelly got two bases on Bedores
error and three singles followed,
by Hargrave, Henry and Sticking.
scoring two markers. After that
Miller baffled the enemy.
In the night struggle more than
1000 fans were on hand, including
1882 woman and children adj
mitted free. The paid attendance
was 2,576. Horne for the Indians
and Wilson for the Millers occupied
the mound. The Tribe defense
chacked in the opening session and
Minneapolis scored twice. but In
annapolis came back in it's half
and a single by Goldman and
doubles by Mccain and Rosenberg
tied the score.
The contest see sawed and was a
thriller for the fans, the Indians
finally getting out in front to stay
by rallying in the seventh. Horne
gave up six hits and Wilson nine.
with errors by both teams figuring
in the scoring.
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Fritz Cox and Bill EhIerS
Bow in Semi-FinaIs
on Friday.
BY DICK MILLER
Times stan Corresnondent

HILLS COURSE, FRENCH
LICK, Ind, Aug. 15.-Billy
Heinlein, young Speedway
links star, was out today to
add the Indiana amateur
championship to the junior
crown he captured last year.
The only barrier to his attempt
TO prove himself a worthy successor
to George Lance, undefeated four
times title holder, was Phil Talbot,
1881 Indiana university links cap
tain.
They met today in the thirty-six-
hole title match of the thirty first
Hoosier amateur tourney, and the
lanky Indianapolis youngster was
an odds-on choice with the big gal
lery.
Heinlein went into the final fray
in a. walk. Bill Ehlers of Terre
Haute, his opponent in a thirty-six-
hole semi-fnal match, was the next
thing to push over for Billy. The
match ended on the twenty-ninth
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Chef Fowler
Is Obtained
by Hoosiers

Infielder Chef Fowler was OBJ
tanned from Fl. Worth of the Texas
League today by the Indians to fill
the gap left when Elmer Voter went
out OF action with a broken leg.
Fowler will report Saturday. &C
cording to Jack Hendricks, Tribe
scout and assistant to President
Perry, who arranged the deal.
Fowler played under Hendricks
at Cincinnati and also performed
in the American Association with
Minneapolis. He is a third sacker
and has been going well in the field
with the Fl. Worth Cats and bat
ting about 290. He comes to the
Indians on trial.
Chef is a left-handed batter and
his average with Ft. Worth last
year was .313.
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Jackie Brady Will Take On
Fitzgerald at Fl. Harrison

Nationally known welterWeights,
Freddie Fitzgerald, Cleveland. and
Jackie Brady, Syracuse, N. Y. will
battle in the ten-round main go
at Fl. Harrison next Tuesday.
Captain j. R. Kennedy closed for
the bout today and consented to
terms calling for the largest per-
centage paid for a main go at the
army post in several years, he said.
Fitzgerald holds a ten-round tri-
umph over Young Jack Thompson,
welterweight champ. They have
met twice, with Thompson winning
once and Fitzgerald taking the
honors in the other scrap. Freddie
also has beaten Paul Pirrone, Cleve-
land, who holds a draw with Tom
my Freeman, ex-title holder, as we'll
as win over Jimmy Goodrich.
Jackie Brady scored a decisive
victory over Jackie Purvis at Fl.
Harrison recently. Since his defeat
Of Purvis, Brady has won twice
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AT DYCKMAN ovAT. Nev W

Baker. 40. New England defeated Artie
Roden6ac chi i84: New York. (6).
AT SOUTHAMPTON, L. Jimmy Sui
IVAN. New York. drew with Battling
Tracey. Newark. N. j.. (1Ol.
AT HANCOCK. Mich.-Prince Saunders
l3S; OF Chicago. stopped Eddie Bette. 1856
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British Net
Star Battles
Cliff Suffer
By United Press

By United Press
RYE, N. Y, Aug 15.-Frederick
j. Perry, English Davis cup star,
faces a severe test today in his
serni-finals match of the eastern turf
court championship, with Clifford
Suffer, defending champion. Greg
ory Mangill, who eliminated Gerald
P. Hughes Of England Friday, met
j. Gilbert Hall in the other semi
finals.
Women's championship honors
were shared by Miss Joan Ridley
and Mrs. Elsie GoldSack Pittman of
England, who retired" after each
had won set in the final round
match. Both players refused to
continue or to toss q. coin for the
title.
The English players won the dou-
bleS championship, defeating Miss
Josephine Cruickshank and Mrs.
John Van Ryn.
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City Horseshoe
Meet Planned

A city parks horseshoe tourna-
ment will be staged by the CITY re-
creation department, Director H
w. Middlesworth, announced. Sec
1lonal play opens at Ellenberger Aug.
~ with the remainder of the sched-
ule the following week. Garfield
plays Aug. 25; Fall Greek, Aug. 26.
and Riverside, Aug. 81.
Championship play will start Aug
3D. with the winner and runnerun
from each park participating in
the round robin series. Fifty-point
matches will decide sectional win
ners. The city champion will re-
celve trophy and sectional winners
Will receive a pair of nickle-ulate
horSeshoes in leather CARRYING
case.
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State Junior
Champs Cain
Eastern PLAY
By Times Special

By Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 15.-In-
dianas slugging junior diamond
champions from Princeton, battled
their way into the eastern sectional
Of the American Legion national
title series at Manchester, N. H.,
next week by defeating Detroit here
Friday, IL to 4.
The HooSier champs will repre-
sent Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and
Michigan in the tourney. Sixteen
hits off three hurlers gave Prince
ton victory Friday, while Kell, al
though hit hard, baffled the Michi-
gan batters with runners on the
paths.
Princeton .......... o5l 212 ooo-li Is 2
Detroit ............. 200 DOL 100 IA 6
Kell and Purcell; Rayer. Eudis Lehnhart
and Haske.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

ba EIas IS scored; Klein, Phinies, ss: runs
K iies;T" ~; ,hleln Phillies. 90 home rms
FEN re- Phillies. 20: hits L. Waner Piratass'
TO; ooupIes. Hornsby. Cubs. 81: trinies'
~ @Si1GI, alrates; Herman. Robins and Ter.
Cardinals. IS SS' FllSch.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
o HunS scored. Gehrig. Yankees. 11s; rims
United IN, Gehrig. Yankees. l2f. hons
runs .!nnS. Gehrig: Yankees. 81; hits Simm1oonniee
t ripies INA doubles Webb. Red sox 81:
bases cb ana9nSl Athletics Is; stolen
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HEINLEIN, TALBOT BATTLE FOR AMATEUR LINKS CROWN
Young indianapolis Star Choice
Over |. L. Ace in 36-HOle Tilt

green, but the young fellow from
Terre Haute went down fighting. He
was six down at the end of the
eighteen holes and the match was
dormie on the twenty-seventh green,
Heinlein being nine up and nine to
go.
Instead of folding up at that point
as most golfers do, Ehlers stifened
and threw a beautiful birdie 3 at
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Sixteen Enter Races

Sixteen entries have been re-
ceived for the five auto speed events
at Walnut Gardens Sunday. Three
five-mile preliminary races, a spe-
cial match event and twenty-mile
feature make up the program,
starting at 2:30. Entries are:
Verne McCombs. Iowa City: L. Beckett
DAYTON. o.: Merle Straine. Bloomington.
and H. Shaw. Jimmie Garraringer. ,,oh
Hurst. Howard King. Vernon .Trester. H
Duncan. Yves UpterGrafI. Harry MacQuinn.
H. Liel Ernie Hanson. L. Lower. Charley
Crawford and Bill Smith. all of Indian
anolis
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Fourth Race (handicap; 3-year-olds and
up; six and one-half furlongsl (al Karl
Ettel. Ill; (blCheers. 107; (blHot Shot.
l07: Brown Wisdom. ll2: (al Who Win.
JOB; Uluniu. 107: Fiddler 107: Morsel. 49,;
(a)J. j. Coughlin entry.
(hlr no v{roy, epfry
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the prospective champion on the
next hole and putted for another
three on the next green only TO
have the ball rim the cup and hang
on the edge. Heinlein won 8 and z.
Fritz Cox bowed to a superior
birdie shooter when he lost to his
old college chum, Phil Talbot. 3
up and l to play, in the other semi
final.
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Junior
Net Choice
By United Press

By United Press
CULVER, Ind, Aug. 15.-Jay
Cohn, Santa Monica, Cal, was ia
vored today to win the national
junior tennis title from Jack Lynch.
Taft, Cal. Cofn gained the final
by defeatisg William Doeg, title ia
vorite, 6-1 Ga, Friday.
In boys singles, Frank Parker of
Milwaukee was favored over Gene
Mako, Los Angeles, in the title tilt.
In junior doubles, Cohn and Lynch
met Kendall Crane and Judge Bea-
yer, while Parker and Jock Milan
opposed Mako and Ned Russell in
boys doubles.
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EISTIC fans here will remem-
l. Der Jackie Brady of Syracuse,
N. Y, for his decisive victory over
Jack Purvis not long ago in the
Fl. Harrison arena. The welter-
weight star will return to the
army post Tuesday night to tackle
Freddie Fitzgerald Of Cleveland,
another well-known welter, over
the ten-round route in the main
go.
According to Captain Kennedy.
matchmaker, this bout is one of
the best for class ever arranged
at Harrison. The usual support
ing card is being lined up, and in
the semi-windup of eight stanzas
Eddie Koppy, Detroit lightweight,
will battle Sidney Osborn, Cleve-
land. 81
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Fifth Race added: Illinois handicap; s.
year-olds and up; mile and a sixteenth
OBJ Burning Up. 107: Spanish Play. 1I6:
telMy Dandy. liz; (c) Prince Atheling. ll2;
ic Chief John, Ill; Karl Eitel. ITO:
Suitor. la dlKnght Commander. 1l6;
(a)Very Well. 95; Paul Bunyan 100;
la) Who Win. los: Ironsides. 106: (el Brown
Wisdom. ll3; Sweet Scent, 1903: His Last
90; IA Calf Roper. ITO; (c)Camp Prince
400; (bl Panchio LOT.
(a)J. j. Coughlin entry.
(b) Mrs. E. Denemark entry.
(c)J. MarSch entry,
: (dlPeconic Stable
(e)Reichart Bros. entry.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Gossip

New Palestine will tangle with Fountain
Miller KSF pPfySe5S reg9es at
barger. Jordan, Norman. wilkins. LIB
King and Wicklin brothers. State, clubs
Eaning w EameS With With sNod road club write
st. .Patricks will tangle with Midways
Saturday at .. m. at Garfield No. All
SAINTS players report at D. m.
Irvington Trojans would like to book a
game for Sunday. Call Bob GLADDEN.. r.
Riverside Aces will tackle Indianapolis
Cardinals Sunday at Riverside No. 8. All
players report at 2 p. m. Aces are sched-
uled to meet Mohawks on Sunday, Aug 49,
Yoder is requested to get in touch with
d InSdissnapPois Reserves will play at e.
Roosevelt avenue by 1880 a. m. A good
third baseman or catcher wanting to play
call Cherry SAIL.
Rhodius Cubs undefeated in eighteen
starts this year will take on Ft. Harrison
cub at da f. Ha96rison SUNDAY. They haye
Powers. III Merchants bank building.
6 Billy Grimes Red wings will practice at
Teques ted to- to report Red Wings desire
son, 1925 East Wade Street. -
United Cabs will tangle with Indianapo-
lis Twilights Sunday at Longacre and will
practice. tonight at Riverside No. 5. All
players be at 1910 West WASHINGTON street
at 1890 Sunday for suits. Cabs will play
G. 81 ]. Tire Aug. 49, An out-of-town
game is wanted for Aug. so State teams
notice. Write Jim Collins. 548 Birch ave-
nue. or phone Frank Kerns. Cherry
5707-W.
A large. crowd is expected at Pennsy
dianapoliS Black Sox. local Negro team.
A. C.'s have a record Of twelve victories
and two defeats while Black Sox have
defeated some of the best teams in the
state. Dady defeated Sox in a previous
tilt. Probable line-ups:
DadY-Daley. Oh; Flora. 3b: Smith, SIS:
3. Dady. ID: Kelly, C: Peck or Corn CT:
c. DadY, IF; Hoffa II: Russell. p; Paugh. D.
Black Sox---F; Harris, 3b: H. Wood. SIS;
Ofett. %: N. Wood. lb: j. Williams, II:
Baskam. CT: Porter. IF: Grammer, c: R.
Williams. D: Graves. D.
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over Joe Click and once from Madi-
son Dix. Since the first of the
year, the Syracuse mauler has
gained decisions over Gorilla Jones.
Canadian Lee and Young Harry
wills as well as k. o. triunphs over
joey Medil land Pee Wee Terrell.
There will be no tax on admission
tickets Tuesday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUl

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 1.-TWO gamesl.
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LOCAL MINES TO TANGLE
TriangIes and GaSeteria Meet Sun
day at Brookside.

indianapolis Triangles viii play
their first home tilt of the season
Sunday when they meet the Case
terra nine at Brookside.
Gaseteria is one Of the leading
contenders for the Municipal
League championship. while the
Triangles have been playing great
ball on the road. Leo Lents, who
has allowed but thirteen hits in the
last three Tits, won by the Tri-
angles, win be on the mound and
likely viii be opposed by Dutch
! snyder, GaSeteria ace.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
FiShbaugh and CarIin in
Ripple Semi Windup
Leslie Fishhaugh. Newal

Leslie Fishbaugh, Newark (Ol
grappler, will take on Johnny Carr
lin in two-out-of-three fall semi
windup on the mat program at
Broad Ripple Monday. There will
be one hour time limit.
In the top event, Billy Hallas,
New Mexico Greek, who claims one
triumph over Jack Reynolds when
the welter title claimant was in
jured, will meet Reynolds in the
top two-out-of-three fall event with
a two and one-half hour time limit.
Hallas is working out at 3 p. m.
daily at Broad Ripple. Pat Wright
of Louisville will referee.
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Cards Open Four Tilt Series
With SecOnd-Place Giants

ton of the Brooklyn Robins Friday,
winning 9 to 3 to make a clean
sweep of the four game series.
Luque held the Cards to one run in
seven innings, but st. Louis scored
four runs in the eighth and added
four in the ninth to win.
Young Jim Mooney, recently recalled
from Bridgeport. pitched the Giants to a
to 1 victory over Pittsburgh and in
creased New YOrk's second place margin
over Chicago to a full game. Mooney al
lowed only nine scattered hits.
Ray Benge pitched and batted Philadel-
pnla 10 IA TO victory over the Chicago
sevent hits but he led the Pills atfac -
with four hits in four times at bat scor-
ing TWO runs and driving in another.
Brilliant pitching by Ed Brandt and
Willie SherdeI gave the Boston Braves a
double triumph over Cincinnati, to O and
to /. Brand held the Reds to six hits
IN the first game. He also scored the onIv
run OF the game when Richbourg tripIed
after he had singled. SherdeI held the
Reds to five hits in the aftermath.
Philadelphia. the American League lead
game as the second plac ava Washing ban
Senator'S dropped their third consecutive
game TO Chicago. 5 to a. The Senator'S
rallied in the ninth but relief pitcher Vic
FRASER struck out two batsmen and left
the tying and winning runs on base.
Cleveland. playing host to the New York
Yankees for the last time this season.
won a doubleheader. ID to and to L
despite hOmerS by Babe Ruth and Lou
Gehrig.
st, Louis defeated Boston, IL to 2. be-
nind the nine hit pitching of Dick Coff-
man IN the other American League games.
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Calumet Butler
Wins Rich Race
By United Press

By United Press
GOSHEN, N. Y, Aug. 15.-Fear
that his employer and friend, Will
liam Wright, may never hear of
the victory today robbed 64-year-
old Mcmahon of the elation coin
cident with the triumph of Calumet
Butler in Fridays s5o,s21 HANDLE
tonian stakes.
Wright is critically i'll at his home
in Kentucky and has not been told
that his horse won the race, rich
est Of harness horse events. Nc
Mahon, veteran reinsman, guided
Calumet Butler to victory by nose
over the stallion Keno in the third
heat, after both horses had won
one heat.
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BY L. s. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Gabby
Street and his st. Louis Cardinals
moved into the Polo Grounds today
for a four-game series in which
they hope to definitely eliminate the
Second-place New York Giants from
the 1881 National League pennant
race.
The Giants are in second place,
nine and one-half games behind the
Cards. A clean sweep of the series,
or three Of the four games would
put the Giants back in the fight.
st Louis completed the humilia-
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First Camel

New York ....... 10i 030 l0i-7 II l
Cleveland .......... 200 $40 02x-13 "A
Rufing. .Pipgras. Weaver and Dickey;
Harder and Wyatt.
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owner for fifty
four years.
He began his
m a jor league
career as first
baseman for the
st. Louis Browns
in 1882, and
a ter became
manager of the
team, winning
league pennants
in 1885, 1886,
1887 and 1888.
He later became
first basenan
and rnanonnr Of
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Tribe Games of Friday
FIRST GAME
INDIANAPOLIS

Emn4er batted for Henry in ninth.
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CHICAGO JUNIORS WIN

BIZ UnIt6u I'TtS6
OTTUMWA, Ia, Aug. 15.-The
South Chicago American Legion
junior baseball team was regional
champion Of four states today. Chi
cago defeated st. Louis, II to l, in
the finals Of the regional between
champions Of Kansas, Missouri, Il
linois and Iowa.
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REDMAN STATE CHAMP

By Ontted Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. Is. -
Jack Redman, local Negro, today
held the title of Indiana heavy
weight champion. awarded him by
the state commission after his
twelve-round victory over K. o.
ChTistner, veteran Akron heavy.
here Friday.
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Twin Bill Ends Miller
Stay; Saints Are Next
Tribe Tackles Kes Twice Today and Series With League
Leaders Will Open Sunday; Indians Grab After
noon and Night Tits Friday.
BY EDDIE ASH

Emmett McCann Indians cleaned the league
Friday and annexed the afternoon struggle to the
to coming from behr< both Tits
The will battle in afternoon today and will be
the last of the Indianapolis On
Sunday the egeeadng will Washington park to defend
their flag position against the Hoos with
the Apostles calls for four to be
There viii be no twin bills included the
FASTENERS unless bad weather cuts in There will tits
Sunday and the other Tuesday
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Cochrane Cops
Junior HOnOrS

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Bob Coch-
rane, 18-year-old st. Louis links
star, held the western junior gold
championship today after a crush
ing Z and triumph over Charles
Becka, Chicago, in the thirty-six-
hole finals at Midlothian Country
Club Friday.