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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22

The Saints barely escaped a
whitewashing in the series, taking
one game, 6 to 5, in the second half
Of Sundays twin bill. All other tits
were lopSided victories for the In
dians. AS a result the Tribesmen
left the Twin Cities with seven
wins in ten starts, for they knocked
over the MillerS for four in six be-
fore invading st. Paul.
Two Off Days
Pilot Mccain led his athletes out
Of here Tuesday night. headed for
indianapolis. Today's scheduled
contest was played in the double
header Sunday, and Thursday is
open, giving the Indians two holi-
days in row. Their nevt appear
ance will be in indianapolis Fri
day night against the Louisville
Colonies.
Lexington park customers were
shocked and double shocked in the
first game Tuesday as the Hoosiers
leaped away with a seven-rur bar
rage. A triple by Angley and a
home run by Ray Fitzgerald were
the highlights Of the astounding
rally. Slim Harriss was driven to
cover and he was relieved by Prud-
homme, who got by until the sixth
before the men of Mccain dam
aged him for four markers. Har-
riss was touched for five hits in
two-thirds of an inning, and dur
ing the remainder Of the way the
Tribesmen picked up nine more
blows off Prudhomme, giving the
winners a total of fourteen safeties.
Tom Boosts Average
Tom Angley. Tribe catcher and
leading swatter of the league, gave
his average another boost by polling
three hits in four times up, driving
in four runs. He was batting at
clip Of .422 today. Curt Walker
also got three out of four Tuesday
and Ray Fitzgerald's home run and
single were good for three runs
batted in. Goldman, the new short
stop, went hitless, but was brilliant
in the field.
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used crushing left and kept Dor
ing in.
In the seni-windup of eight
rounds Willard Brown, indianapolis
junior welter, gained the decision
Of the judges over Jimmy Neal, Gin
cinnati, but Brown was compelled to
run in the late rounds to protect
an early lead. The Times believed
Neal deserved a shade or least a
draw.
A. threat of a rainstorn before the
show held down attendance, but the
card drew fair enough under the
circumstances. There was light
shower during one round Of the sec
ond scrap. Results Of prelims;
Pat Murphy, protege of Bud Taylor.
knocked out Dutch Batting of Morristown
in the third round. The Danville (ul.)
lightweight connected with a left hook
and Dutch was knocked cold and quiver-
ing The defeated lad put up a game
fight while he lasted.
Young Zimmerman, Mt. Carmel (11l)
featherweight, and Roy Nidy, Terre Haute,
whale Of a fight and the Judges ruled
it a draw. The Times Hgured Zimmerman
was entitled 20 snaae.
Kid Slaughter. Terre Haute Negro, nat
tened the Alabama Kid in the first round
Ship. The Hoosier coioTed middleweight
had too many guns.
Frank Tosenstein and Bud Leibisch
clashed in the four-round opener and the
thought Rosenstein deserved e. shade He
was the aggressor.
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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

CHICAGO, July %. = Frank
lefty O'Doul's spectacular return
to batting form supplied the answer
today to the Brooklyn Robins mid
season drive in the National League
pennant race.
When the Robins came west,
O'Doul, who had batted 1898 and
1888 the past two years, was hitting
around 800, but in the last eight
games against the st. Louis Cardi-
mails and Chicago Cubs he has
batted at 697 clip.
Although Brooklyn traileQ St.
Louis today by six games, ODourS
deadly hitting apparently has put
new life into the Robins and they
departed for Pittsburgh Tuesday
night after a four-game series with
the Cubs looking very much like the
leagues best ball club.
O'Doul has hit safely in twenty
three out of thirty-three times at
bat in the last eight games in the
west. He collected eleven hits in
seventeen times at bat against the
Cubs, and was the big factor in the
Robins three victories over Horns
by's team.
Against the Cardinals. O'Doul
registered twelve hits in sixteen
times at bat, including two perfect
days at the plate, with four hits in
four times up.
The Robins gave pitchers jim FL
lott and elise Dudley and outfield-
r Hal Lee and cash for O'Doul and
esco Thompson. second baseman,
q the close of last season. Man
ager Robinson thought ODoul
would give the Robins the batting
punch to win the pennant, but it
was ODouls early slump which was
partly responsible for their slow
start
1t was O'Doul's batting that gave
Brooklyn a 4-to-3 victory over Chi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
AChiu, Shima Meet in
Ripple Mat Event

Walter (Sneeze) Achiu, Chinese
former Dayton U. gridder and still
unbeaten here, will take on Iota
Shima, japanese welter, in the fea-
ture event on next Mondays
wrestling card at Broad Ripple.
Achiu wrestled thirty minutes to a
draw with Al Thorn last Monday.
Shina lost in two falls to Jack
Reynolds, welter title claimant, in
last Mondays feature. Red Lind
sey tossed Speedy ONeal in the
other event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
Public Links Golfers Will
Be Dined July 80

The six members of the Indian
apolis public links team will be
dined the night of July 80 at South
Grove clubhouse grille and Ken
meth Loucks, South Grove president.
is making big plans for the event.
His club will contribute $50 toward
defraying expenses of the local
squad to the national tourney at st.
Paul, Aug. to 8.
I. Eft sIsek viii be principal speaker
ana city officials and others will be
guests. Loucks said the send-off dinner
VIII be an open affair with all local
golfers and links followers invited Table
fee for the chicken banquet will be 81 so.
Team members are William Heinlein and
liam Russell. Pleasant Run: Mike Pollak.
Riverside: Dave Mitchell. South Grove.
and Edwin Beeson Sarah Shank
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cision Sunday to Strauss Says. Olympics
nave ADDED Murray. pitcher. and Laughlin
ana N. Cooke. infelders. to their lineup,
ana expect to be at their strongest next
SUNDAY when they meet Gaseteria in a
Mqnlcipal League contest. All PLAYERS are
asked to attend practice tonight and Fri
day at Riverside No. 10.
Members Of the Jake Generals will meet
clsl meeting at BIS East North street and
al players are urged TO attend.
Tuxedo Merchants will battle the r.
Eington Tro1ans Sunday at Irwin field.
me clubs are east side rivals and an in
with MERCHANTS call Irvington 7455 and
ask Tor Don. Billy Grimes Red Wings
notice.
Billy Grimes Red Wings will practice at
e SAL pr 1913. ask for Bonnie. or write
Oak Hill Flashes will meet Rushviue
coca Colas Sunday at Rushville. Battery
1or FIasnes viii be Dillinger and VIII
man. Games are wanted with state teams.
Write Fred Hastings. 20ll Tacoma avenue
Robbins pitched good ball for woodsides
SUNDAY. but was given poor support and
LOST II to g.. Woodsides third defeat OF
me season Due TO a cancellation Wood
S1Qes are without game for Sunday.
Miss Boots Thompson is scheduled TO pitch
W S9a1S5sEEs Ea IA. state tes5ns write NJ
Practice wiz be held at Brookside No. i
Thursday at 5 ,. m. Reed. Power, Stone Of
BLOOMINGTON notice.
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Huge Crowd Expected at
Tribe Tilt Friday

After a long stretch Of games
in enemy camps, the Indians
Will resume action at Wash
ington park Friday night, un-
der the lights, 8 O'Clock, against
the champion Colonies. Women
and children will be admitted
free and according to Tribe
officials today all indications
point to capacity attendance.
Gates will open at $50 to
take care of the big rush that
is expected. Park attaches re-
ceived many calls today for
Friday night reservations. The
Indians Go not play today and
Thursday.
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10 Named for
Chicago Race
BIZ Tnited presa

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 22.-Ten flllies
and mares were named overnight
to start in the $4,000 added Matron
handicap at one-mile today, over
the Arlington park race track. The
New York mare, Con Amore from
the Worthington Farm stable. was
the favorite at odds of 8-5.
Mania, a Kentucky 4-year-old,
was second choice at I'll, and Cousin
10, winner Of the Kentucky Oaks,
third choice at Al. If all ten go
to the post the race will gross $14,-
BIS.
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O'DouI Bats at .697 Clip in
Series With Cards and Cubs

cago's Cubs Tuesday. The feet out
fielder raped out three hits in four
times at bat. knocking in three of
the Robin Tallies. 1t marked Brook
lyn's third victory in its four-game
series against the Cubs.
The Robins failed to pick UP any ground
IN the pennant race. however for St
Louis defeated New York. 8 to 5, to re-
tain It's leadership Of six games The
the mound in the fourth inning and con
tlnueo their assault on Bill Walker No
other National League games were played.
Philadelphia increased its leadership in
the American League to eight games by
defeating the Chicago White Sox. 10 TO 5.
while the second-plsce Washington SEN
ators lost to Detroit. 4 to 3.
Waite Hoyt registered his fourth con-
turning back the White Sox and aided his
own cause with three hits in as many
times at bat
Hayworth's triple, scoring Koenig. who
had singled. gave the Tigers the winning
run over Washington in the ninth inning.
Detroit had hit Fischer and Hadlev hard,
but fourteen of them were left stranded
on the bases.
Boston defeated Cleveland - 2 IN
ten inning, in tie other American League
contest. Miiller's single in the tenth In
ping oFoyght about the downfall OF Yves
The New York and ST. Louis game was
postponed because Of rain
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
BASEBALL CALENDAR

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington . ':...:.. S0s 900 006-5 7
sorEen and Hayworth: Fischer. Hadley
and Hargrave.
PR RiiiissG S Sg5 S SGS s SD Z
FRASER. McKain. wehde and CRUDE,
Hoyt. Earnshaw and Cochrane.
ten innings)
Cleveland ....... 900 ool olo o. 7 O
Boston ........... 900 100 100 l. 5 Is o
W. Terrell and seweu: Lisenbee. Moore
and Berry.
st Louis at New York: rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN .......... o03 olo 0oo-4 IL
Chicago ............ 002 900 0l0- 3
Phelps. Day and Lopez: Smith May and
Hemsley. Harnett.
St. Louis .......... 600 500 Sox- s IS 8
F1tzsimmong. Walker. Chaplin and Ho-
gan. O'Farrell; Haines. Lindsey. Eallahan
Boston at Pittsburgh; postponed; rain.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati: played
previously.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
SPEED STARS CLASH

BIZ Times Special
WINCHESTER, Ind, July ga
flve-mile match race between Shorty
Canton Of Detroit and Bill Cum
nlings of indianapolis will feature
the second race program of the
season at Funk's speedway here
Sunday.
Two f1ve-mile events and fifteen
lap handicap event complete the
card which starts at 2:3o p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
TRIBE BATTING AVERAGES
BOWLING LEAGUE EXPANDS

Indianapolis Bowling League will
hold meeting at the Pritchett
Recreation alleys tonight at 6
o'clock. Captains of last seasons
teams are requested to attend. Four
teen squads will roll in the league
next season, an increase of four
over the last campaign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22

Thursday mig h t
under state athletic
commission rules,
Harold Anderson,
local light heavy,
will tackle the ex-
perienced Cana
dian mauler. Harry
Dillon. The Cana
dian is a veteran in
ring wars and will
be stacking the
"old code"
against Anderson's
he YIN q roY-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
LOCAL MINES BATTLE

Dady A. c. and Taylor's A. B. C.s
clash tonight at BIS at Washington
park. Reb Russell and Russ Paugh
will share the mound assignment for
the local independent club against
the Indianapolis entry in the Ma
tional Negro League. Brown or
Mitchell will be on the mound for
A. B. G.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
Queen Helen
Plays Again

BIZ United Press
MANCHESTER BY THE SEA,
Mass, July 22.-With four easy vic
tories to her credit, Mrs. Helen Wills
Moody, former national champion
and first seeded player, was to meet
Virginia Hilleary Of Philadelphia,
seeded sixth. in the quarter-flnals
of the Essex county club women's
invitation singles today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
GIRL ATHLETE is PRO
By United Press

b. United Press
CHICAGO, July 22.-Helen Filkey,
Chicago girl who was a member Of
the 1928 Olympic team, has been de-
clared professional and will not
be permitted to compete in the
women's national track and field
championships in the east this week.
Miss Filkey, who holds the Amer
lean record for the 60-yard hurdles.
was barred because she engaged in
selling trophies and medals for ath-
letic meets in violation of the A. A.
U. rules.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
tuesday Fight Results

AT ST. LOUIs+pave vno.+ ,on
Knocked out Biz Boy Peterson Goa ~ GSS::
Allen A.l l. Matthews. 147. st. Louis. KNOCKED
out CIarenee tkid) Bell. Kansas City. i46
knocked out Charley Blanchard. $50 III:
Cnlck Raines. l73 Dodge CITY. Kan. out :
pointed Les Conklin. 1872. Belleville 90.
At LOS ANGELES-Tomny Herman.
~. Chicago. drew with Alfredo Vsona,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
CHUCK KLEIN INJURED

BIZ Times Spectdt
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Chuck
Klein, Phillies' smuggling outfielder,
may be able to play against the
Cardinals here today despite a
thumb injury received at Cincin-
natl Sunday. An X-ray examination
was made today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
RHODIUS TEAM PLAYS

Rhodius water polo team will play
its second conference game at Nc
Clure beach tonight. Rhodius de-
feated Warheigh, to 0, in the
opening city championship battle
last week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
CUBS RELEASE BELL

. = tiUtS NpttlQt
CHICAGO, July 22.-George Bell,
pitcher turned back by the Buffalo
international League club, was given
his unconditional release Tuesday
by the chicago Cubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
BURKE. Won ELM TOR

NEW YORK. July 22.-Biny
Burke, national open golf cham
pion, and George Won Elm, who lost
to Burke in the 62-hole PLAY off.
will open a tour of the continent
Aug. ! at Windsor. Ont
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
Indians Slaughter Pesky Saints;
Angl ley Continues Terrific Pace

Spe
ST PAUL of league-ading
Saints battling
The hardy FASTENERS took the Apostles three
out Of four augerng the A.
settlers II to Russ Miller ghhander went the route the
battling
big inning splurges scoring
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo ............. 600 DOL 600 Q
Milwaukee .... 600 oo4 o0x-4 9 /
Ryan. Ven Glider Bachman ami De-
vormer; Poli and Manion.
Louisville .......... 2ol 2f3 21o-l2 20 2
Minneap polls $50. 10 100 i3o-- Z IS !
weisnd. Penner and Shea: Hensick, Will
son Dumont. Vandenberg and Griffin.
(First camel
Columbus .... 0i0 DOL 600 0
Kansas City ....... o10 lo3 COX 0
Wetheren. Rose and De Sautels; Hol!eY
and Padden.
Second camel
Columbus ........... 900 0i0 $50 Il
Kansas City $3.50. 200 600 OOO-
Chapman. Eckert and Hinkle; Thomas
and Peters.
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Runs batted in-Koenecke, AngIey az.
Fitzgerald ~. Narlesky ~. Walker.
-Narlesky. Three-base hits-Angley' Davis.
Home runs-Fitzgerald Saltzgaver Hop
kins; Left on bases-St. Paul. 6: indian
aapoHS, II; Double plays-Saltzgaver TO
ger to Morrissey; Bedore to Goldman to
Mccain. Base on balls--Oh Prudhomme,
J.; by Prudhomme. 3; bv Miller. q wild
pitch-Prudhomme. Hits OF Prud-
homme. in 8 Ia innings. Losing pitcher
@-,Harriss. Umpires-Connolly and Snyder
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Miss English Downs
Mrs. Bulson, 3 and l
Ihee-Year Reign of Fl Wayne Star Temporarily Broken
by Lafayette Girl in Quarter-FinaIS Miss GuStaf-
son TrumphS Over Geraldine King

Miss Elizabeth Dunn, city
state of
tourney medaist, n twenty
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Major Leaders

Following averages, compiled by
United Press, include games Of
Tuesday, July 81:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at st. Paul (no game,
played as part of doubIe-header Sun
dsY).
louisville at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
Good Little Man VS.. Good
Bio Manhood Trick
If 1t Works.
BY ZOE WILLIAMS

Sports Editor, New York World TELEGRAM.
NEW YORK. july 22.-They are
IN going to stage the battle Of the
good men over at Ebbets field to-
night-thc good little man and the
good big man. Mickey Mouse Walker
is going to spot Jack Sharkey. the
crying need of boxing, thirty pounds
or Whereabouts in a f1fteen-round
match and try to make him quit.
It's a good trick even if he doesn't
do 1t.
Nobody seems 20 know why the match
was made and what it will prove. ~
anything. Theoretically. its chief appeal
lies in the novelty Of a middlewe!Tht
swinging punches at a heavyweight. A
more desirable novelty would be a tight
between big fellows which gave thu
customers a legitimate chance to cheer.
This doesn't happen very often, and Il
happens even less often when Sharkev
is in one of the cornezS. You can
usually count on him to Go the wrong
thing at the right time. Still they say
there is limit to everything. including
heaC waves and depreSSions. and It nav
be that tonight the eccentric young man
from Boston will show you something.
Certainly If he can't produce q real
fight against a middleweight he ought
to hang up his gloves. and take M
grooming
YOUR correspondent is one Of
4 those under-dog flends and for
that reason he would like to see
Mickey Mouse Walker win. I think
you have, to concede him some sort
Of chance. Against Sharkey any,
body has chance. because If YOU
do not whip him there is always a
very good possibility that he viii
whip himself.
1 understand that in centuries gone
by there were a number Of good Ht.ls
men who made a practice OF going around
the country smacking down good big men
and that at one time the condition be-
came so wide spread and vicious that q.
six footer wouldn't dare go out in public
without body guard Of Singer MidEets
Some Of the most stirring fiction of the
ring has been woven around the exploits
OF fellows like Bob Fitzsimmons, Joe Wall
colt. Stanley Ketchel and Jack Dillon.
oattiers OF comparatively light poundage
who subscribed to the maxim that the
bigger they are the more they remind Won
OF Farmer Lodge.
In the present instance, Of course tt
may be that the boys are covering a little
too much territory. For one thing there
are lot of people who viii tell you
there aren't two good men IN the ring.
big or little.
Perhaps it would be closer to the fact
to say that Walker used to be good little
man and that sharkey ought to be q
good biz man.
a
CHARLEY will go into the fight
- with all the material advan-
tages. He has height, weight and
reach, condition and youth, plus the
blessings of the boxing commission.
a circumstance which means that
none Of his opponents relatives or
close friends will be in there doing
the judging or refereeing.
The fellow Is right when he says hs
ouRht-to- be 2o-to-1 shot. On paper It
looks Ike that kind Of a match. Another
thing to consider. If you are so disposed,
is that Sharkey is always savage blood
thirsty brute against an opponent who
doesn't figure to hurt hiul-and in this
I don't suppose he IS much different from
the rest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
Fighters Set
for Battles
on Thursday

In one of the two twelve-round
fstic features at Washington park
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-22
Sharkey-Walker Affair May Be
Hot or Just Another Ring Flop
Here's How
Iritcd Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. July "a
IN Comparative measure
ments of the principals in to-
nights fifteen-round "Ameri-
can heavyweight champion
ship" bout between Jack
5harkey and Mickey Walker
follow:
cL-~N.- U-Yknw
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Boston two gaues).
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at New York 1.-TWO games).
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh 1.-TWO games
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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Saints Bow Again
At st. Paul Tuesday
TNnTAR-ApnTTC
700 004 00o-Ii
COL 600 101- 3

TOTALS -........,..35 z 27
Slated for Prudhomme In ninth.
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Following play tuesday. business
meeting was held, 1t was decided to ac-
cept the invitation of Coouillard course
in South Bend and the 1882 state meeting
will be held there.
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