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MISS SMITH is STAR

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24.-Headed
by 13-year-old Helen Lee Smith,
indianapolis Athletic Club SWIM
mers carried off top honors in the
neutrality-suspicious. A. A. U. meet
here Sunday.
Miss Smith broke two sectional
records and also swan anchor on
the indianapolis relay team, which
lowered another mark. j. P. Strack
equaled his own fifty-meter free
style record. Jane showard and
Mary Alice Shively also performed
well for the HooSiers.
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City Tennis
Play Starts

Battle for the Fall Greek tennis
crown opened today with sixty-four
well-know local court FASTENERS
seeking the mems singles honors.
Vincent Meunier, George Horst
Harold Justus, Emmett Lowery, Bob
Lang, Paul Meunier, Jean Demmary
and Dan Morgan compose the seed
ed list.
Forty-two entered the Junior tit'f
list, headed by Joe Stubs, Frank
Campbell, Ed Donnell and Ralph
Bradford. Ralph Burns, Bob Nor
gan Jim Mcclure and Bob Pruyn
make up the seeded group in boys
play. Dick Bastia, mems champion,
and Chic Ertel, junior titleholder,
will not defend their 1880 laurels.
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A.A. NOTES

Kansas City grabbed two games from
Lands. high commissioner of baseball.
was among the spectators. Both teams
batted hard and there was a parade of
pitchers.
In the night cap tilt at Minneapolis
Sunday Frank Sigafoos of the Indians COL
lected four hits. including two doubles.
Art Ruble's four hits for the Millers in
cluded a double and two circuit drives.
Minneapolis scored twelve runs in the first
three rounds.
Willard Morrell the highlander the
Indians obtained from, the Giants, saw
service in both Sabbath battles and was
pounded hard. He has failed to puzzle
the 4. A. swatters.
Lefty Leifield's pace-setting Saints made
a sweep of the four game series with the
Colonies ending Sunday. The Apostles are
riding out in front with a tremendous lead
and give no signs of cracking.
Milwaukee has won nine out of its last
ten starts and is tied with Kansas City
for third place close on the heels Of the
Indians. The Brewers have won six in a
row. Working as a relief hurler in both
games against the Toledo Hens Sunday.
victories. Milwaukee won by coming from
behind twice.
When Dutch Henry defeated Indianap-
oils Saturday it was his eighteenth VIC
tory of the year. Tony Polli of the Brew
ers also scored his eighteenth win when
he doWned the Hens Saturday
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GRID CLINIC PLANNED

The annual fall football clinic of
the Indiana Officials Association
will be held Sept. 5, Russell Julius,
secretary, announced today. A
demonstration game in the after
noon will be staged at Washington
high school athletic field by Coach
Henry Bogue and two Continental
teams
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Triangle nine would like to book a game
with some fast team for next Sunday aft
ernoon. Call Drexel 3S69-J. ask for Boo.
Jake Field Generals. notice.
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The double victory increased the Cards
lead to eight and one-haIf games, with the
second place New York Giants and third
place Chicago Cubs idle because of rain.
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BY DIXON STEWART
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-With the
1881 pennant races virtually decid-
ed, Philadelphia and st. Louis, re-
spective leaders in the American
and National Leagues, have slowed
their rush to the championship.
Neither Philadelphia nor st. Louis
led its league in games won and
lost during the week beginning Mon
day, Aug. II, and closing Sunday,
but their rivals were unable to take
advantage of the let-dOwn.
Team records for the week, with
games won and lost, runs scored
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Hennessey and Miss Wolfe
Grab Michigan Net Honors

tennis classic Sunday. Scores were:
Us, 6-1, 60.
Paired with Jack Harris, Chicago,
in the doubles finals, HenneSsey
worked like Trojan to triumph
over Coggeshall and Walter T.
Hayes, Chicago, in aaard fought.
four set match, 7-5, 81, 6-3, 6-3.
Miss Catherine Wolfe, another
star product of HenneSsey's home
town, won the women's singles title,
defeating Miss Lucy Haggerty, Chi
cago, defending champion, in
straight sets. 90, Ga,
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CAREY RACE VICTOR

By Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Aug. "a
Lob Carey of Dayton triumphed in
a five-lap match race and the
twenty-lap feature to carry away
top honors in the speed program
here Sunday.
Shorty Canton of Detroit won
in ten laps, Al Thiesen of Dayton
won the fifteen-lap even and H. c.
Bruder of indianapolis triumphed
in ten laps.
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LINCOLN FIELDS OPENS
By United Press

By Untted Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-With 1,4OO
horses available, the lincoln Fields
race track opened a thirty-day
meeting today at Crete, Ill. The
meeting will end Sept. Is.
The $4,000 added Lincoln handi-
cap, feature race of the meeting,
will be run next Saturday. Mate,
champion 3-year-old, and Sun
Beau, leading money winner, both
are eligible.
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spent the next couple of days just
sort of loafi1g around until prac-
tice started in earnest.
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E. Kemper McComb probably will be as
sorry as some of his Manual students to
see vacation end. The south side principal
has been PLAYING good golf this summer
and right now is in the thick Of the fight
for the Meridian Hills partnership cham
pionship. McComb playing with P L.
Driscoll. has reached the final round Thev
will battle Bill Diddel and Ben Cohee for
the title next weekend.
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SANDERS NAMED COACH

WASHINGTON, Ind, Aug. a.
Lloyd Sanders, basketball coach at
Mitchell for several years and last
year at Edinburg. has been ap-
pointed head coach at Plainville,
succeeding Herman Kellar, who goes
to Boonville.
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National Gun
Tourney Opens
By United Press

~ CHlt6d PTcSS
VANDALIA, o., Aug. 24-The
thirty second Grand American trap
shooting tournament began here to-
day, with attendance expected to
break the record of LOO partici-
pants, established in 1929.
A total of 80 shooters have sig
nified their intention of entering
the Grand American handicap on
Friday. The class events at 200
single targets of 11-yard rise were
being contested today. There we're
six classes, according to official
averages, single targets and known
ability.
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Jennings Keeps
Two Net Titles
By United Press

By United Press
DETROIT, Aug. 24.-Winning
championships in the National
Public parks tennis tournament
has become a religious habit of
George j. Jennings Jr., Chicago net
star.
Jennings captured his fourth
singles and fifth doubles title in
the finals of the national tourney
here Sunday. In a bitterly con-
tested f1ve-Set match, Jennings de-
feated DenniSon (Dooley) Mitchell,
Washington, D. c., to annex the
singles crown.
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Broad Ripple, with
coach Billy Thorn
of I. u, a con-
Sistent win n e r
here, m e e t ing
Prince Hygami,
Japanese star, in
the top event.
Alex Thorn, young
er brother of the
I. u. mentor
tackles Buck Wea-
yer, former I. U.
star, recently re-
turned from Eu-
rope, where he
won Sc v enteen
matches. Speedy
O'NnoI af ChaIhxy
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Brooklyn's Robins moved to within two
games of third place with a double victory
over Pittsburgh by identical scores of 5
TO 4. Both games were won in the ninth
inning and the winning runs were scored
on wild throws by Pirate pitchers.
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THE invitationaI that will ring
Il down the curtain on Indian
apolis Women's Golf Association
affairs for the season was played
today over the pitch and putt
Trey-Par course.
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Lefty Newbold and Carl Rarrick are
asked to get in touch with Bill Rider at
1881 Bellefontaine street.
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81 United Press
CHARLEvOIx, Mich, Aug. "a
For the sixth time in as many
years. John Hennessey of Indian
apolis, today wore the Michigan
Riviera singles tennis crown. He
also shared in the Riviera mems
doubles championship.
Smiling Johns" cannon ball VOL
leys and accurate croSs-court place
ments carried him to a decisive
straight set victory over Harris M.
COggeshall, Des Moines. Ia, in the
Gnals Of the northern Michigan
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Only Games Scheduled.
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West Side Chevrolets would like to hear
from a fast state club for a game next
SUNDAY. Wire William Rider, 1881 Bell
fontaine street or call West Side Chevrolet
let Company, Be. 1919. ask for Clay Ed
wards. Marion, Seymour ana ANDERSON
notice.
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Women Golf
Stars Battle

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. PA record
breaking field of approximately 100
players gathered at the Exmoor
Country Club today for the quail
flying round of the women's
western golf championship.
The thirty-two low scorers at the
end of eighteen holes will qualify
for match play beginning Tuesday.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Gossip

The Question Marks of Sacred Heart,
Champions of the City Catholic League
downed the. Riverside Olympies ,, Spnu tSe
score knotted at one run apiece. the
Marks rallied and scored four times ial1
twice in the ninth the the s SyPioS Three rs
double plays executed by the Marks
helped pitcher -Wuensch out OF hoieS;
Manager John Massings team plie1p o ~
ing the early innings and the contest was
witnessed by large crowd
place in Tx" Ike Catholic League Sunday by
downing Cathedral, Is to 6.
Jake Field Generals defeated Beech1
sunday iDde .' 10 to i. collecting fifteen hits.
The Wings got six hits Kelly ba aae Ba and
EEt Tge anS SnT Worked for the
Wings. The Generals will meet the Ill
ton U. Brown team at Garfeid NO: > hg TSe
sundtsgg to All Sak a ais East North
Tuesday at 7S0 D. m.
West Side Chevrolets would like to hear
SUNDAY lLDm i@ Wire Wiliiam Rider, 1881 Bell
fontaine street or call West Side chevrolet
let Company, Be- 35l9, ask Ior Gay Eo-
wards. Marion, Seymour and Anderson
notice.
Lefty Newbold and Carl Rarrick are
asked to get in touch with Bill Hloer al
1881 Bellefontaine street.
woodsides lost to Western A. A. satur-
day night at Washington park, 10 70 o.
sides. had the game well in hand with
to lead when she was taken from
the game after the fourth inning. Wood
20 to S. Woodsides players are asked to
attend a meeting Tuesday at z p: m az
80 South Warman avenue. Practlce VIII
side No. 5.
South Side Turner's pounded Graves and
Shortridge for fifteen hits and a 13-to-5
triumph over Indianapolis Black Sox at
Pennsy park Sunday. Buehler with five
batting laurels Turner's have next Sun
day open and would like to hear from. a
fast state team at once. Wire or write
Paul Miller, 1923 Bradbury avenue, or call
Ii 6S65 between a. m. and $50 p. m.
Indianapolis Cardinals defeated Billy
Grimes Red Wings. SO. in a rivalry battle
at Garfield Sunday A home run by Chuck
Soultz in the first with two, on the pain
t fRSSsf tne d sT0S ru@ey noe Card noun
two on base. Hechinger. Cardinal left field
he he raced ace S deep in to lett center and shared
q line drive that was tagged for homer.
Next SUNDAY. GdIslndlS Will hANCb NhNAs
Hill at the Air CITY diamond.
Triangle nine would like to book a game
with some fast team for next Sunday aft
ernoon Call Drexel 3669-J. ask for Boo.
Jake Field Generals. notice.
Behind the steady pitching of Gilligau.
fast stepping Rhodius Cubs defeated Reed
Power nine of Bloomington. 6-l. for thei-
twentieth victorv~of the season. For games
with the Cubs. write H. X. Fleming. 1912
West Raw street. or call Lincoln 1851. ask
for Ed.
st. Philip Apostles and Our Lady of
Iourdes close their East Side Catholic
League schedule at Brookside tonight at
o D. m. Dublin O'Conner, Saints hurler,
viii be seeking his seventh straight VIC
tory in as many starts. Apostles are un-
defeated Probable st. Philip lineup: N.Y.
ers, Oh; McKugh, Ct; Dwyer, SIS; Barr. 3b;
Igleman, 1b; Shaubhut, c; Sheetan, IF;
Murphy If; OConner. p.
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Junior Champs
Practice Here

By Times Special
HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 24-Co-
lumbia S. c., and South Chicago,
Ill. junior diamond CLUBS, will tangle
here Friday for the American Lee
gion national championship. A
three-game series will decide the
winner.
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Won PORAT SCORES X. O.
BIZ United Press

STOCKHOLM, Aug. %. - Otto
Won Porat, Norwegian heavyweight,
made plans today for a comeback
campaign. He was well pleased with
his one-round knockout of Harry
Person IN Q "tests bout Sunday.
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Second Game
MINNEAPOLIS

Runs batted in--Ruble. 8: Harris, 2:
Griffin. 2: Sticking. MCGOWAN Kelly. Siga-
foos. 2: Bedore. Fitzgerald Riddle. Two
base hits-Harris. Ruble Sicking Kelly.
Sigafoos. 2: Goldman. Kroner. Bedore
Three-base hit--Bedore Home runs
Ruble. 2. Double playS-Smith to Kelly:
Kroner to Sigafoos to Bedore Left on
bases Minneapolis. 6: Indianapolis. 10. Hit
by pitCher-By Horne. MCGOWAN. Bases on
balls-Oh Brillheart.. 2: of Horne. / of
Morrell 2. Struck out-BY Brillheart. Q:
bv Morrell. 2. Hits-Of Horne. 6 in / 1-3
innings: of Morrell. IL in 5 2-3 innings.
Losing pitcher-Horne. Wild pitch-Horne.
Umpires-Johnston and Rue. Time-1:50.
Saturday Camel
Indians .......... 2OI 600 O00-3 6 l
Mtllers ............. 202 ITO O1x-7 g 2
W. Miller and Riddle; Henry and
Griffin.
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PLAY AT RIVERSIDE

The Columbia IS. c. team, east
ern American Legion junior cham
pions, will stop off in Indianapolis
Tuesday and play an exhibition
game at Riverside park at 3 p. m.
with Hayward-Barcus nine, city
Legion champs.
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GRRFITHS RING CHOICE

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Iuffy Crit
fiths, Chicago heavyweight, was a
81 favorite today to defeat Con
OKelly, Ireland, in their ten-round
bout at White City arena tonight.
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Runs hatted in-Ruble (3l, Sticking (2)
HaTdTIS smith Riddle e. Campbell ,, ~,
sick. Three-base -Schleicher. Koe-
necke. Home run-Ruble. Double plays
Cam; Goldman to Sigafoos to Mccain:
Sigafoos to Mccain. Sacrifice igafoos.
HitS[Of Benton. 9 in 3 1-3 innings. of
2 innings; off Hensick. in innings: of
Campbell, in 6 1-3 innings; off Morrell.
in ] 2-3 innings. Left On bases-Min-
neapolis S; indianapolis. IL Base on
balls--Of Benton. l; off Walsh. 2; off Mil
Ter /: off Hensick 2: off Campbell. g.
Hensick.. l. by Campbell. l. Wild pitch
Campbell; Passed balls-.Hargrave, Rid
pitcher-Campbell. UmpiresWRue and
Johnston. Time-2:05
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JOHNSON NET CHAMP

~ ItmeS Spect0t
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Aug. "a
Wilmer Johnson, former Earlham
college tennis captain, held the
eastern Indiana singles crown to-
day following his f1ve-set triumph
over Orville Johnson, his brother,
Sunday.
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WOmen,s League PIannd

Organization of a beginners
bowling league for women is
planned by the Delaware alleys, and
there will be a meeting there Fri
day at 8 p. m. All interested are
requested to attend.
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Part of the credit for breaking
Lefty Groves string of consecu-
tive victories Sunday goes to
Oscar Melillo, st. Louis Browns
infielder. With Schultz on the
paths. Melillo dashed out a hit to
Moore, who misjudged it and let
it get away for a double, bringing
in the only tally of the game.
Dick Coffman pitched three-hit
ball to get the decision.
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PILLS RETURN STEVENS

By Times Special
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-Bobby
Stevens, shortstop, has been re-
turned to Newark of the Interna..
tional League by the Phillies and
infielder Hugh Willingham has been
recalled from the Bears.
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TIGERS SELL QUELLICH

b Times NptcldF
DETROIT. Aug. "a. -Outfielder
George Quellich, recently purchased
by the Tigers from Reading, has
been sold to Newark of the Inter-
national League by Detroit.
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Two Stall
Events on Bill

Two three-fall events are sched-
uled for tonight's wrestling bill at
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Major Leaders

Following averages, compiled by
United Press, include games played
Sunday. Aug. %.
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HANLEY NAMED COACH

COLUMBIA, S. c., Avg. 24.-Lee
Hanley, Northwestern quarter back
last season, has been signed as back
field coach at the University Of
South Carolina.
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The Athletics drubbed the Browns,
10 to 0, in the second game. They
pounded three pitchers for seven
teen hits, while Waite Hoyt held
st. Louis to four.
Cofman's victory over Grove
made him a hero in st. Louis, but
he is forced to share honors with
Jim Bottomley, Cardinals first
baseman whose Overwhelming
home run gave the st. Louis Ma.
tional League team a 1-to-0 tri-
umph over Boston in the second
game Of double-header. The
game was pitching duel between
Paul Derringer and Ed Brandt. The
Cards also took the first game,
16 to l.
The double victory increased the Cards
lead to eight and one-haIf games, with the
second place New York Giants and third
place Chicago Cubs idle because of rain.
Brooklyns Robins moved to within two
over Pittsburgh by identical scores of
to 4 Both games were won in the nintn
inning ana Lne winning runs were scored
on wild throws by Pirate pitchers.
The American League dOubIeheader be-
tween New York and Chicago established
a new attendance record for Comiskey park
with $4,000 fans seeing the White Sox lose
10 to 4. and to /. The Yanks collected
twenty-seven hits in the two games. one
of them Babe Ruths thirty-sixth home
run.
Washingtons second place Senators de-
teated. Detroit, to 5. with Joe Cronin's
seventh inning homer providing the win
ming tally. Bridges. relief hurler. allowed
but two hits in six and two-thirdS innings
one of them being Cronin's homer.
Successive ninth inning singles by Falk,
Myatt and Montague enabled the Cleve-
land Indians to nose out Boston. to 5.
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Ruth. Yankees :. 36AveriI. Indians. 81
Gehrig. Yankees. 34lOtt. Giants $500. %
Klein. Philiies. 31lFoxx Athletics. %
RUNS BATTED IN
Gehrig. Yankees 1874 Cronin. Senators ia
Ruth. Yankees. 130Simmons. Ath.... ITO
Averill. Indians. i15
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn; postponed: rain
two games Tuesday.
Chicago. at New York 1.-TWO eamesl.
Cincinnati at PHILADELPHIA.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

Second Camel
c eSE x1Tk o oio 9 9oS 0 oSS- 1
Rhodes wells and Dickey; Frasier. Moore
and CRUDE.
First Gamel
St Louis ...... ''''' 0Oi 600 0OS- Z
Grove and Cochrane: Coffman and Ben
Second Camel
philadelphia ....... 600 OIL 4O3-1o II 0
Hoyt and Heyine; Stewart STYLES. Kimsey
PetToit o.,:. OIL l2O COOS 7r,5;. Il
Bridges and Grabowski.
Boston ........... 0I2 600 900 goo g
MacFavden and Berry; Connally ana
Mvatt.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Camel
Pittsburgh .... 600 600 202-4 8 3
FT reH Meme and pRi H ESU 1 shaufe and
Lopez.
Second Camel
PPittsbbpTgh ........'. GOO goo I3o- l2 9
R MoSd Osborn French GOO sn 81 Grace vance
Quinn and lombard. Lopez.
First Camel
st. Louis ........ 0o4 OPS 50o-1e 10 0
Boston .......... 900 100 600 4
Johnson and Wilson. Gonzales; Frank
house. Haid Cantwell. Cunningham AMI
49, Second Game. II Inningsl
St Louis ... 600 600 600 OIL 10 0
Boston .......... 600 900 900 90 0
Derringer and Wilson: Brandt and Croniu.
Chicago at New York. rain.
Only Games Scheduled.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First Camel
Louisville ,..... 600 600 00l- o
D b; arri and Thomson Shea; Murphy and
Second Camel
Louisville .. 100 600 O10-2 3
Halter. MAYS and Shea. Thompson: Prud-
homme and Fenner.
First Camel
Toledo ............ l02 O02 002-7 IS /
Milwaukee $500. 900 COS 52s-i0 ~ .
Ryan. Tate and Henline: Jonnard. Nelson
Gearin and Manion.
Second Camel
loi,eoo ...-.'.'....' 1 1o1 5 591 IVY ~
Van nS Glider Bachman. Rabb. Eissler a and
Devormer; Knott Nelson. Polli and Crouch
First Camel
Soium6qrs, .. $1,000. 5 595 d d5o 59e- iisS
Cvengros Littleiohn and Desautels: Bayne
Malev. Thomas. Swift and Peters.
Second Camel
k4daaSScs tty - 5 80 sSi co. Il
Ash. Gudat. killer and Hinkle; Holley
Swift and Peters.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
fFirstS Gamel
New New York ..-...-..te oso ZIG 00e-le-ls
RlifElng and Dlckeys Eabsr. Moore. Bowler.
EslxaEay and Tate
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st. Philip Apostles and Our Lady of
Iourdes close their East Side Catholic
League schedule at Brookside tonight at
win be seeking his seventh straight vic
tory in as many starts. Apostles are I'M
defeated. Probable st. Philip lineup N.Y.
ers. OBJ McKugh, Of: Dwyer, SIS; Barr, 3b;
Igleman, lb; Shaubhut, c; Sheetan, If;
Murphy If; O'Conner. p.
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Major Leaders Slow Pace
but Retain Big Flag Leads

and runs scored by opposing teams,
follow:
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vile clashes with Henry Burke in
the one-fall opener at $3.50.
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MiIIers Capture Two
First Game
MINNEAPOLIS

IOIdlS ........... 90 10 n AZ
Walker batted for Kroner in ninth.
Angley batted for Morrell in ninth.
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Behind the steady pitching of GilIigan.
fast stepping Rhodius Cubs defeated Reed
Power nine of Bloomington 81, for their
twentieth victorvmof the season. For games
with the Cubs. write H. X. Fleming. 1912
West Raw street. or call Lincoln 1851. ask
for Ed
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Neis batted for Walsh in fifth
Norris batted for Miller in seventh.
indianapolis .......... 600 $40 100 7
Minneapolis ........, O20 020 4Ox- 8
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at st. Paul,
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Toledo at Kansas City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24

The Meridian Hills women settle theil
club championship this week with full dayi
Of action carded for Tuesday. WEDNESDAY
and Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.