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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-18
Welters in
Top Scrap
Brady and Fitzgerald to
TangIe in Fort Mitt
Feature.

Thirty-eight rounds of hstic en-
tertainment will be offered on to-
nights boxing card at TT. Harrison,
where Freddy Fitzgerald, Cleveland.
O., and Jackie Brady, Syracuse. N.
Y, nationally prominent welters.
meet in the ten-round main go.
Young Jack Thompson, present
welterweight king; Paul Pirrone and
Plnkie Kaufman, are three of the
prominent maulers over whom Fitz-
gerald has gained decisions. Since
the first of the year. Brady has won
over Gorilla Jones, Joe Click. Jackie
Purvis, Young Harry Wills, Joev
MediI and Pee Wee Terrell.
Sidney Osborn, Cleveland and
Eddie Koppy. Detroit, lightweights
will furnish the action in the eight
round semi-windup. There also will
be a prelirn card of four bouts two
skies" and a pair of four bouts. two
Referees will be George Grammel
and Jimmy Cooley. There will be
no tax on admission tickets. Action
will start at $50.
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Only games scheduled.
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City Typo Nine Wins
First Time in 8 Years!

Union baseball championship, it
was their first tournament victory
in eight years. The score was
to 2.
Pittsburgh defeated Baltimore,
Washington conquered Twin City,
New York beat the Hamilton
Toronto team, Cincinnati nosed out
Detroit in eleven innings, and
Chicago walloped st. Louis in other
opening games.
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Why, Tony?

TINE average golfer is happy
Il enough when he makes a
hole in one, but to Dick Col
Inns, manager of A. G.. Spald-
ing's Circle Tower store, that
was just a minor part of it.
Dick was playing with Tony
Hinkle, Butler basketball
coach, at Meridian Hills and in
the latter part of the match
Collins was too sick to pay
much attention to what he was
doing.
Dick always has fired close
to the old pin on the No. Is
hole at the Hills and narrowly
missed a hole in one there last
year. He hit one Monday that
went right into the cup, one
that he was too sick to watch
trickled into the cup, but for
various reasons, Collins says
he was just as satisfied it was
Hinkle who had to watch the
ball disappear. And he insists
that Hinkle tell the story.
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Prospect A. C.s were beaten by Northern
Cubs Sunday, to l, before q large
crowd. Bird and Hicks were outstanding
FASTENERS.
o'Hara Sans walloped Upton Diamond
Oils at Upton Sunday, II to 8. Chap
led the onslaught for the Sans. Sanders
Schmidt and Davis were on the firing line
for the Sans and had the opposition well
Shelbyville Merchants at Shelbyville next
Sunday; Sans would like to hear from
state clubs for games Sept. q and for
october. Call or wire <. r. Spillman, $40
North Oxford street, Oh. s41s-W.
Question Marks decisively beat the AS
Wo o3e Of three IN s ses rS by game the o. one
sided score OF rs to 2. The Marks garnered
twenty-five hits. two of which were of
sgs Seal PowerRous s5'A Jac aFie sa anq
pitched a steady game and had the As
sumption nine bafled. Question Marks
recently won the city Catholic League title
title.
Merchants Sunday, IA to S. Thompson
former keystone hurler. held Merchants
70 three three Sa i Aryin hammered out
has next Sunday open. Strong state clubs
can =. a. Stone, DR.. 10l1 or write 1886
Shelby street
Jake Field Generals will tangle with
Beech Grove Red Wings Sunday at Gar
neIo NO. l. All Generals and tryouts are
asked TO report at SIS East North street
tonight at 7:3o .. m.
western Union of the Em-Roe League
VII forfeit al games in which joseph
singer played, according to the league
prexy. Singer was ruled ineligible
MorningSide Grays defeated Brown
county aces at Morgantown Sunday u
to 6. Grays will play Morgantown Green
Lanterns newt Sunday. For games in
august and September. write Densii Shire
man. AoTgantown. or phone 500 Proyi-
dencs.
With Ammeter, Schoneker and Stile
ieaoing the attack. Spades A. c. turned
IN their sixteenth triumph in seventeen
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Mate Out to
Avenge Bad
Turf Beating
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Aug. ia bid to
regain the prestige he dropped when
beaten badly in the recent Saranac
Handicap was made today by Mate,
A. c. Bostwick's gallant three-year-
old turf star, in the $500 Kenner
Stakes.
Two things helped the twice-con-
queror of Twenty Grand today. His
recent loss was over the mile route
and under an impost far heavier
that The rest of the field. Today,
the distance was a mile and three
sixteenths, more to his liking, and
the weight differences were far less.
Danour, Saranac winner, had 1913
pounds, only three less than Mate
and Sir Ashley, who received top i'm
posts. Sun Meadow, another chal-
lenger, carried lit pounds.
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Although first announcement of
the annual event was made Mon
day, many entries already have been
received in The Times annual Babe
Ruth all-Anerica contest.
Babe will name his annual dia-
mond all-stars, selected from both
major leagues, on Sept. /. and the
big contest will close at midnight,
Aug. 81. All Times readers are
eligible to enter.
At least three cash prizes and an
official autographed Babe Ruth
Louisville Slugger bat are among
the awards offered. Other special
awards also are being planned.
Rules for the contest, announced
for the first time today, follow:
1. All entries must be accompanied by a
fifty-wOrd essay explaining selections. En-
tries are to be mailed to the Babe Ruth
Contest editor, care Of the sports depart
ment, Indianapolis Times.
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s (SSSSSS {{ 5.!14s&k

THE major tournament season
l. for Indiana golfers is over.
That excludes George Lance, Johnny
Lehman, Neal Mcintyre, Ralph
Stonehouse and Walter Murray. To
this group tournaments remaining
might be labeled the ''big oppor-
tunity."
Next week. Lance and Lehman will be
in Chicago practicing fol-, the national
the Beverly club course the week Begin
ming Aug. 81. Lance qualified at Gin
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cinnati where he tied for the low medal
honors in thirty-six hole test. Lehman
qualified in Chicago
The recent championship event staged
by the Indiana Professional Golfers As
ISOLATION in addition to determining the
champion Of Indiana by way Of seventy
trio of players to represent the Indiana
T. 9. a. IN Rhode Island for the national
P. G. A. crown.
Mcintyre and stonehouse tied for the
championship with 296 each at the end
OF SeVenty-two holes. Murray had 297.
In the play-off for, the title, Mcintyre and
Stonehouse went three eighteen-hole over
times before Mac eased out a four-point
victory.
Had the Indiana P. 6. "A. tournament
local delegation might just as well have
been five, because the recent tournament
increased the statemembership until their
quota OF ellglbleS for national events now
and in the future will be five and maybe
more.
T ANCE had himself figured right.
II Several days before the event,
George stated he would not par
ticipate in the Indiana amateur
championship at French Lick for
three reasons. First, he said he
could not take the time from his
business to go away for a, full week.
Next, he said he was not financially
able to stand so much golf, and
third, he said the grind of a month
OF tournaments was too much.
Lance participated In the national ANA
teur qualifying tests and was in Cincin-
nati week. He won the amateur honors
OF tne indiana open at Speedway the next
IS leaving this week for Chicago. Had he
gone to French Lick last week that would
have been full month of neglected BUSH
ness.
There are those who wonder If Lance
would have been able to stand the gad
Inc neld was 9oung at French Lick and
the challenge to the older PLAYERS was
terrific. especially IN the two eighteen-ho
ROUNDS OF match play.
Billy Heinlein. who ultimately won. near
~ was snufed out In one of those matches
by Bill Wilkinson. All Of the three ex-
champions in the neld, Dwight Mitchell.
survive them.
To say the least. one has to admit
George Lance played wise in not going to
French Lick even in defense Of the crown
he had won four consecutive years. The
week would have been a tough one Tor any
champion.
There are these who will argue that
George is better than the field and their
argument might have been convincing II
urday afternoon to gain victory over Phil
Talbot of BLOOMINGTON. who at the same
time was shooting IS. one stroke under
par
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Inability to hit in the pinches
knocked off the Indians in the sec
ond conflict of the series and eleven
hits produced only four runs. Six
teen Tribesmen were left on bases.
The contest supplied the crowd with
countless thrills, however, and the
fans were in an uproar as the game
ended with the Indians striving
nightly to extend a late rally.
The Saints jumped of to a one
run lead in the opening Stanza and
mound battle was launched bv
Murphy of the visitors and Camp
bell of the Indians. In the sixth
the Apostles tore of another run
and in the seventh they made It
tour up and Campbell was relieved
by Horne. Indianapolis finally got
to Murphy in the home half of the
seventh, making the count and 2.
In the ninth st. Paul solved
Hldebrand and with the help of
an error put across two more
markers. The final fireworks
brought two runs for the Indians
as the Saints became uneasy and
Withdrew Murphy from the mound
and called Slim Harriss into the
fray to finish.
seven doubles and one home run
were reeled off during the struggle,
Morrissey of the Saints delivering
Tor the circuit in the sixth with the
bases unoccupied. Four of the two
cushion blows were credited to the
league leaders.
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Minneapolis at Louisville; rain.
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Ring Title
Series Set
By United Press

By UnttCd Press
CHICAGO Aug. l8.-The Ma
tlonal Boxing Association tourna-
ment to select a new middleweignt
champion to take Mickey Walkers
place at the head of the 16O-pound
division will get under way at Mil
waukee American Association base
ball park, Aug. IS.
Six of the twenty leading middle
weights picked to participate in the
tournament have been matched for
three ten-round, bouts in the open
Ing program as follows:
kinS. Denver "e"
-, Gorilla Jones. Akron. O.. vs.. Tiger
Thomas, Birmingham. Ala.
CLYDE Chastain. Dallas Tex vs. RudA
Marshall. Hartford. Conn
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REYNOLDS MAT WINNER

Jack Reynolds, welter title claim
ant, triumphed in the feature mat
event at Broad Ripple Monday
when Billy Hallas refused to con-
sinued after Reynolds was awarded
the first fall on a foul.
Johnny Carlin was counted out
after being thrown from the ring
and lost to Iota Shima, and Henry
Burke and Steven Nenoff drew in
the opener.
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2, tTed Bedore collected three hits for tbs
5f nr ans ana also defended the third sscS
LOT aS I'VE assists. He came through wifi
oIIed-RGsnoso stop on bad hop in the sixth
ana Snyder was the victim. - Viz ''N'"
5o MtIlrphy. Saltzgaver and PaschaI noled
he'll eIIio ,,es III ,the seventh and Archie Csmp
DelI was renewed BY Berry Horne. No ms
tb GIe scores against Horne in one and two
out t4 i9 "a saints loaded the sacks with one
Oh the hole. He famed Murphy sn6 A9 ny
erSon hied to Rosenberg. gay anu anu
g. N IN the fifth two walks and an error
1ali e5 70 get run for the home FASTENERS.
~ ~, singls oY Saltzgaver. a passed ball an
Q fbC and single BY Davis accounted for for
e we pants hrst marker in the openine
- 5eaore flashed fancy stop or PaschaI
IN the NTH and the Apostle riehtfeIder
S was ro 5;ost Of hit. Paschal turned in
ana at bat, He stole second in the third
aIter reaching base on a walk
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Van Ryn and
Suffer Face
Stiff Tests

By United Press
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 18.-Six
Of the eight seeded American play
ers and two English Davis Cup team
players were included today among
the twelve players qualifying for the
third round of competition in the
annual Newport casino tennis
tourney.
Four matches remain to be played
in the second round with two seeded
stars, John Van Ryn and Clifford
Suffer facing stiff tests against j.
Gilbert Hall and Wilbur F. Coen,
respectively. Players already quail
fled for the third round are:
John II. Doeg. national champion: Sid
neY. b; Wood. Gregory Mangin, George NJ.
Lott. Wilmer Allison. T. j. Perry, England;
frank x Shields. Bruce Barnes. ELLSWORTH
and George 2. Hughss ENGLAND
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-18
Monday Fight Results

AT DEXTER PARK. New YorA-Justo
Suarez. 1872. Argentina. drew with Emil
Rossi. 14li2. New York. (l0).
AT DREAMLAND PARK Newark N. j.
Phillies Griffin, 1s9. defeated sid Silas.
1873. New York. G0l: Able Balm. 40,
Newark. defeated Johnnie PHO. $50, New
York. (l0l
AT STARLIGHT PARK. New York--Gia-
como Bergomas. 1915. Italy. stopped Jack
shaw. 100 Brooklyn. ~: Tommy DeS-
tephano IS5 New Haven. Conn. drew With
Leo Mitchell 179. California. Isl.
AT LANCASTER, Pa.--Rosey Stoy. l26
Lancaster drew with Johnny Chiodo. 12S.
Johnstown. Nol: steve Nitchie, l2s. Ian
caster defeated Larry Reina. $50. Easton.
Pa, (6l.
AT COLUMBUS. O.-Jaek o'Dowd. Iss.
Detroit. knocked out Karl HOIST. MIN
neapolis. in two minutes Of the nrSt round
AT CHICAGo-Henry Firpo. 100, New
castle Pa. won an eight-round decision
from Johnny Burns. 162. Oakland. Calf.
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By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Ben Chap
man, New YORK. Yankees outfelder
and leading base stealer of the
American League. will stage a foot
race with Carl Reynolds, Chicago
White Sox outf1elder, during the
series between those clubs at Comis-
key park next week to determine
the fastest player in the league.
The players will race 100 yards in
baseball toys on course laid off in
the out1eld. probably on Monday,
Aug. "a. The White Sox players are
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HENNESSEY NET WINNER
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHARLEVOIX, Mich, Aug. 18.-
All seeded players still were in the
running today after easy early round
victories in the Michigan riviera
tennis championships here.
John Hennessey, Indianapolis, de-
Tending champion and seeded No.
l, won his first match from Tom
Wilder, Chicago, 6-3, 60, while Har-
ris Coggeshall, Des NGoines, seeded
No. 2, won from w. Smythe, Char
levoiX, 6-1, 6-1.
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Z British
Stars Left
California Has Six Meters
in u. S. Women'S
Title Play.
gN United Press

BIZ United Press
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 10
AS the forty-fourth annual Women's
national tennis singles champion
ship moved into the second round
today, spectators we're faced with
the prospect of seeing the tourna-
ment resolve into a duel meet be-
tween California and England.
For of the thirty-two first-round
survivors, six hail from California
and seven from England. Califor-
mans, however, need have no wor-
ries as to the ultimate result of the
tournament Mrs. Helen Wills Moody
proved, in her Go, 60 first round
triumph over Miss Edith Sigourney
that she is as invincible as ever.
The champion plays Miss Mary
Greet of Kansas City today.
Miss Helen Jacobs, who is expect
ed to meet Miss Betty Nuthall of
England, the defending champion,
in the semi finals, meets Miss Vir-
ginia Rice of Boston today. Miss
Nuthall is booked to engage Miss
Clara Greenspan of New York.
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Runs batted in-Davis Morrissey on,
SaltZgaver. Paschal. Angley Koenecke.
SlgafooS. Bedore. TWo-baSe hits-Fitz-
gerald Murphy. Saltzgaver. Paschal.
Rosenberg, Davis, Sigafoos Home run
Morrissey. Stolen base-Paschal. Sacrlfce
snyder Left on bases-Indianapoli
10; St. Paul. Il. Base on balIs~Of
Murphy, Z; off Campbell. /; of Harriss. /:
on .Hildehrand. l. Struck out-By Murphy
5; oy Campbell. 5: by Horne 2; BY Hide
brand. 2. Hits-Of Campbeu. 9 in 6 Ia
innings; of Hildebrand. 2 in l inning:
on Harris. ! in % inning; of Horne,
z in 2-3 innings: of Murphy. 10 in
8 1-3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Hide
brand CMorrisseyl. Wild pitch-Murphy.
Passed ball-Angley. Whining pitcher
Murphy. Losing pitcher-Campbell Um-
pires-Pfeffer johnson and Clayton Time
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Strong Mound Work
. Aids Bruins In East
Chicago Moves Into Second Place. Eight and Half Games
Back of Leaders, With Twin Win Over Braves
as Birds, Giants Draw.
BY L. A. CAMERON
United Press Sporfs Fdifor

NEW YORK Aug 18-ROgers Hornsby his
MAKING bead bid
League
curing
eight and one-haH Louis
IN Wcn e chicago pitchers have performed during
Malone
Gay as the Cubs defeated
Braves on three hits Smith allowed only
won the game ten innings
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By Times Special
7 HAMILTON, Ontario, Aug. 10
If at first you don't succeed, try, try
again.
That's been the motto of the In
dianapoIis Union Printers baseball
team for years and years. And it
worked.
When the Hoosier typo nine de-
feated Boston here Monday in the
annual International Typographical
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City Amateur
Mines Battle

Second-round games in the city
series to determine the Indianapolis
Amateur Baseball Association city
champion will be played Saturday.
Power and Light nine tackles Inter-
Southern Life at Riverside No. 3,
and Thirty-f1rst Baptist takes on
Sims Coal at Riverside No. /.
Mike Qualters and Kelly will Of
t1ciate at the first game, with Hart
man and johnson working the
other.
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Seni-PrOS and Amateurs
n starts by walloping Creentown, to 2
e Sunday. Spades will play at Bhilox Sun

Sunday. Spades will play at Bhilox sun
day.
Dady A C.s added another victory to
their their. string G sunssay. defeating !noian-
% h5 0q Rsb Rsse Fl e in bad dGVsf
with two triples in three trips to the
plate. Ted Flora. turned in some, neat
fielding for the winners. Williams, losing
play at Marion next Sunday.
A record crowd saw Gaseterias down
Triangles Sunday al Brookside, s to g..
Three homers, two by Drissell and one
by Broughton, featured the winners slug
ging attack, with Baird, schoneker and
man was best for the losers. Lentz was
hammered for twelve safeties while JEFF
fries gave up but four.
West Side Chevrolets easily thumped
Plainheld Sunday, TO l. and desire a
game for next next, Sunday Strong state
taine street or call West Side Chevrolet
Company. Be. 1919, ask for Clay Edwards.
Indianapolis White Sox have next Sun
day and Aug. 80 open and would like to
hear from city and state teams. Pitch er
and third baseman desiring tryouts get in
mont street.
Due to misunderstanding. Black Sox
will play South Side Turner's instead of
Indianapolis Bulldogs at Pennsy park next
Sunday at 3 .. n. Graves and Basham
viii form the sox battery.
Cloverdale Crews defeated Spencer Sun
day, 5 to 3. Crews have Aug. 80 and
Sept. 20 and q open, State teams write
manager of Cloverdale Crews. White Sox.
Trlangles and Meldons. notice.
Morga atown Green Lanterns lost to In
dianapolis Post Office before 8 large crowd
at MorgantoTn Sunday. to 0. II was a
brilliant slab duel between Pullen. winning
kurler. who allowed six hits, famed four
teen and turned in a double. and J. Adams.
who allowed seven. safet,es. famed eleven
and got a triple himself. Neither issued
q pass Morningside Grays will play a
return game with Lanterns Sunday.
Rhodius Cubs trounced Fl. Harrison Sun
daY. IS to T. for their nineteenth straight
triumph. Gilligan struck out thirteen bat
ters. Cubs Journey TO BLOOMINGTON next
Sunday to play Feed-Power Club as the
feature to the dedication Of the new city
baseball park.
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NEWARK GETS TWO

DIT y optCtlE
BOSTON, Aug. 18.-BoSton Braves
today announced the release on
option of Bill McAfee, right-hand-
ed hurler, to Newark of the Inter
national League. Newark also
purchased outf1elder Fred Bennett
from TT. Worth Of the Texas
League.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
HOOsier Nine
on Way East
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
PRINCETON. Ind. Aug. Is. -
Hoping to gain a place in the
"junior world series" play for the
American Legion national diamond
championship, Princeton All-Stars,
Hoosier and midwestern champions,
left Monday for Manchester, N. H.
The local Legion team will battle
with FIVE other clubs, representing
the entire eastern section of the
nation, in the tournament start
ing Thursday.
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daT. 28 to T. for their nineteenth straight
triumph. Gilligan struck out thirteen bat
ters. Cubs journey 70 BLOOMINGTON next
Sunday to play Feed-Power Club as the
feature to the dedication of the new city
baseball mark
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DRESSER TO ORIOLES

bU iWt5 NUtClut
BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.-Charley
Dresser, who played six years with
the Cincinnati Reds before going to
Minneapolis this season, has been
obtained on option by Baltimore of
the International League from the
American Association club.
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McLarnin is
Ring Favorite
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-With heavy
training completed, Jimmy McLar-
min and Billy Petrolle were sched-
uled for final conditioning drills to-
day in preparation for their 10
round bout at Yankee stadium on
Thursday.
Both fighters are reported in
excellent condition for their third
and rubber" match. McLarnin is
quoted as a to 5 choice in the bet
ting.
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COOLER CUE WINNER

Harry Cooler defeated Leo O'Con-
nor, 90 to 38, IN a three-cushion
billiard exhibition on the oval table
at Coolers parlor Monday night.
Inc contest, first staged here on
the new oval table. lasted forty-six
innings.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
Results Yesterday
AnFrnrr,aH-

Bayne. Maley and Padden: Ryan. Shoff-
ner. Rabb and Henline.
Minneapolis at Louisville; rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
| First game)
chicago ........,... 600 060 600 6 10 @
Boston ............. 600 900 ooO- O 3 q
ri Maione and Hartnett. ]. Taylor; Gun
/ HlhRham. CantWeu and Spohrer
Second game: ten innings)
onioago -.'........ 600 900 o20 l. is 2
Boston .......... 600 900 o2o o.
smith and Hartnett: Zachary Prank
/ mouse. Brandt and Bool.
49, First game)
CINCINNATI ......... 600 100 030-- /
BROOKLYN ........... o1O 600 0oo-1 3
moore and lombard.
Second gamel
cincinnati ......... OO5 100 1lo-s1s l
BROOKLYN ........... oil 600 ol0-- .
ryS Garroll and sukeforth: Phelps, Moore
Heimach and Lopez,
(First camel
81. Louis ........... 100 OoI o4o- si2 .
New York .......... 900 o2O o03-sl2 O
,rS SyI Johnson and Mancuso: Fitzsimnons
Second camel
~. Louis ........... o21 OIL ooo- 5is 2
New York ......... 002 600 o5x-7 1s 2
walker and Hogan. Ne'4F'
First camel
pittsburgh ...,..,.. o40 600 ooo-4 4
Philadelphia ....... 600 oo2 600 /
French French and Grace; Blake. J. Elliott and
(Second camel
E4VtSourgh .......... 900 600 Oo0- q 1
Fhliaoelphia ....... ioI 600 ok 10 q
Brame and Grace: Collins and Mccurdv
AMERICAN LEAGUE
soston .-,..-....... 100 600 ooo- /
OIlcaRo ............ DOL 600 O0l-2 /
,,d russell and Berry; Caraway. weiIsnd
rsw YORK '''...... 600 ITO 600 l
Detror ............ 500 l0l DIX & 10 q
| wells and Dickey: Sorreu and Havwortb
ole-header Sunday. AZ uou-
Only games scheduled.