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Marquardt went far to his right to throw
out Angley in the fourth.
sigafoos got two bases when Peters
Cropped his high infeld fly in the second.
the sphere, bounced out of Johns glove
and Scooted over the foul line.
The lights failed to bother the veteran
PETERS at the plate and he walloped three
hits. including triple to deep left center
Walker made long run and one-handed
eeaa tS on Fette's fly to deep right in the
Treadaway beat out a perfect bunt on Russ
Miller in the eighth, advanced on Mar
quardt's sacrifice and scored on Pick S
double.
Goldman's error in the fifth gave Akers
TWO bases and he crossed the plate on
GrigsbyS single. Peters triple sent GrigS-
by sailing home.
Hall committed a balk with Monahau
on first in the sixth Monahan was given
an intentional pass in the third to fiji the
sacks and Akers followed with a single
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Banaski Signed for Mat
Feature With Lumpkin

Joe Banaski. who wears a light
heavy title belt awarded him by the
Midwest Wrestling Association.
and Roy Lumpkin, of Atlanta, viii
meet in the main go on the wrest-
ling card of the Indiana Athletic
Club Friday night at Riverside.
BanaSki halls from Columbus, 0.
Lumpkin, an ex-grid star of
Georgia Tech, is popular with local
wrestling fans He has defeated a
list Of well-known grapplers. win
ming seven of eight bouts in local
rings. Ray Duncan, another ex-
football player, viii appear in the
semi-windup against tsn opponent
to be named.
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Rhodius Cubs won the senior league
f trophy i, in the EN- Roe diamond loop fol-
Cubs, Indianapolis Cardinals. Riverside Riverside
Aces and indianapolis Orioles. in the order
named Assumptions walked off with the
Beech Grove Red Wings, Western Union.
Jake Field Generals. St. Philip and Junior
Moose in that order.
Baker Brothers have an open date Sun
cay ana would like to schedule a game
BAKER B GGS ssat thun 6fa Last sunday f
thelr fourth consecutive win State teams
call Rusty johnson. Lincoln 1892. or write
Company. 21s-221 East Washington Street.
os S9ut h Side Turner'S will practice at Gar
Turner'S have developed into one of the
IIaa Sts teams IN the city. They defeated
have open dates for Aug. 23 and 20 and
September. Fast state teams wire or write
Paul Miller. 1882 Bradbury avenue or cali
Lincoln 1856 during the day.
Indianapolis Meldons continued their
wE4lnnIning streak Sunday. defeating Marion
tenth Victory Of tie Season IS for t RsS M E9e
dons and the first defeat of the season
for the Marion team.
and allowed Marion but three scattered hits,
coupled with two errors. giving the Ath-
letes their three runs:
7.
and Hal Harris Of the Meldons featured.
Meldons are scheduled to meet ShelbvvilIt
Merchats al Shelbyville next Sunday. but
nave an open date for Aug. 49, and want
to schedule some. strong state club at
Olive street or phone Drexel 3679-J.
Prospect A. C.s defeated the Oak Hill
Flashes Sunday, II to 1. Practice will be
held Wednesday evening, as usual, by the
Prospects.
O'Hars Sans fell before the Fortville
Merchants Sunday. TO 3, in a game fea-
tured by the pitching Of Johnson of the
Merchants and Oliver Of the Sans. Oliver
registered ten strikeouts, but was batted
harder than johnson. The rivals viii
Sans vii battle TT the Tpon MsTcbants 'af
Upton. For games write or call X. r.
spillman, $40 North Oxford street, Cherry
34lS-W.
Two close battles were staged Sunday
when the Aces and Mohawks, North
er., Mohawks took the first lit. 5 to I,
and the Aces captured the second to f.
In the hrst struggle the MohaWks found
Rohald for six hits and the Aces got
nine on OF Andrews. In the windup con-
test. Robald let the Mohavks down with
three hits and the Aces collected eleven
against Brady.
Due to q cancellation, woodsides are
without game for Sunday. State teams
wanting a game or September dates with
team having girl pitcher. write NJ
Belmont 2si7-M Practice viii be held at
Brookslde No Thursday. Wcodsides viii
play, Western A. A. in g night game at
Washington park. Aug. n or %.
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City Diamond
Series Is Set

City championship series of the
indianapolis Amateur Baseball AS
ISOLATION will start next Saturday,
according to F. Earl Geider, secre-
tary. Drawing or diamonds and
pairingS for the teams will be made
Friday evening at the association
offices, 20 South Delaware street, at
1880 p. m.
Managers of teams must have a
certified list of players signed by
the league president and secretary,
accompanied by a forfeit fee of $25.
Clubs failing to comply with these
rules will be declared ineligible
Friday.
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There were a lot of thrills packed
IN the Monday moonlight contest as
the Hoosiers fought to come from
behind, but change of pitchers bv
Kansas City in the ninth ruined a
late local rally. Tribe runners were
on second and third with one out
when Lefty Bayne relieved Swift
and famed Koenecke and erased
Angley on grounder to short.
AngIey Hits Homer
Koenecke blasted two triples and
Angley poled a circuit drive against
the Highlander, Swift, but the
southpaw curve dished up by Bayne
was too much for them. Oral Hide
brand drew the Tribe starting as
slgnment and was batted freely,
Hall taking up the burden during a
<. G. batting splurge in the fifth.
High hit for Hall in the seventh
and Russ Miller pitched the eighth
and ninth, allowing one run.
No runs were registered while Hall
operated on the local mound. Hill
debrand was solved for nine hits
and six markers in four and one
third innings, the visitors taking a
liking to his fast ball.
Swift Strong at Start
Swift hurled steady game and
was scored against only once until
the sixth. In the second stanza
Koenecke opened with a triple and
crossed the plate on Fitzgerald's
long fly. In the sixth double by
Goldman, single by Mccain and
Koenecke's second triple accounted
for two more Tribe runs. In the
eighth Tom Angley crashed one over
the fence with the bases unoccupied,
his lone hit of the night.
Riddle batted for r. Miller in the
ninth and singled. Goldman drew
a pass and Mccain popped to
Marquardt. Curt Walker doubled,
scoring Riddle, and Manager Twill
ling Of the Blues derricked Swift
and brought in Bayne, who stopped
the rally. Swift was credited with
the victory and Hildebrand was
charged with the defeat.
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Cards Face Stiff Battle In
East to Keep MI. Flag Edge

eighteen games during their sixteen
days in the east. Eight of the games
are against New York and Brook
Ign, teams which still retain hopes
of winning the pennant and five
are with the Boston Braves, who
have been especially tough for the
Cards this year.
In addition the Cards must play
five games in four days in the
Philadelphia Nationals band box
park and the Phils are no easy OPP
ponent in their home park.
Only one major league game was
scheduled Monday, with Chicago
losing a 4-to-3 decision to Pitts
burgh. Pie Traynor's double with
L. Waner on base and two out in
the ninth inning gave the Pirates
the winning run.
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BY L. S. CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Philadel-
phia and st. Louis, respective lead
ers in the American and National
League pennant races, today opened
their final intersectional road trips
of the seaSon-tours which are ex-
pected definitely to settle the 1881
world series participants.
Philadelphia, enjoying a ten-game
lead over its nearest rival, is sched-
uled for fourteen games against
Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and st.
Louis during a sixteen-day jaunt,
with only one double-header.
st. Louis Cardinals are in a less
favorable position. They lead their
league by eight games-a margin
which appears large enough to give
them victory-but they must play
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Hughes Ends Saunders
Win Streak; Other Bouts

By United Press
MADISON, Wis. Aug. 11.-Frankie
Hughes, Indianapolis, ended streak
of twenty-six victories by Prince
Saunders by taking ten-round de-
cision from the Chicago Negro
lightweight here Monday night.
Both weighed 1877.
Pep Justo, 153, Madison, stopped
frankie Burns, 149, Milwaukee, in
the second round.
AT cHIcAGo-Frank Battagl;a. winni-
peg. Canada. and Clyde Chastain. Dallas.
Miaue MalloYs, tournament to determine
the White City outdoor arena.
Morse. 10 cuba. after II seconds Of the
Oh, ehastain: ls49s; s. xQn an sight-gQund de-
Rain fell throughout the 5out.
Tom Patrick, 173 Los Angeles. defeated
Buck Easterling. l77ia. Wichita. Kans.. in
pave Shade. California middleweight.
was scheduled TO arrive today to com
Willie Oster. Boston. at White City next
Monday night. The winner will be matcheo
with a ranking middleweight here on
AT LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Babe Ruth
Louisville junior lightweight, and Chino
Alvarez. Havana. fought ten dull rounds
to q draw.
AT BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-Babe Hunt,
Ponca City. Okla. heavyweight. used his
seventeen pound pull in the weights to
good advantage in outpointing Battling
Bozo Of Birmingham in ten rounds.
AT ST. LOUIS-Lou Terry. st. Louis.
was outpointed decisively in ten rounds
by Davey Abad, Panama lightweight.
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TH0M is MAT WINNER
I. U. Coach Takes Last Two Falls
From Shafer.

Coach Billy Thorn turned in an
other mat triumph at Broad Ripple
Monday, the I. U. mentor defeating
Harry speedy Schafer of East st.
Louis in the feature event by tax
ing the second and third falls.
In the semi-windup, Billy Hallas,
New Mexico welter, triumphed over
Iota Shima in fourteen minutes and
Johnny CARING tossed Steve Memoir
in fifteen minutes in the opener.
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Finally Masters Control

Lack of control
b a ndicapped
George Smith of
the Indians near
ly all season, but
the highlander
s e e m S to have
come out of it"
finally and doubt
less viii be used
as a starting
hurler during the
waning campaign.
In recent appear
ances he starred
as relief and on
Sunday drew the
a S s i 6 n m e n {
against the X. G.
Blues in the
windup of the
BILE header
and turned in a
Shutout. 6 to 0.
Smith has a lot
Of stuff" and
p u I s plenty OF
t wist on the
sphere. He walked
only one m an
during his bril-
liant performance
on the Sabbath.
He impresses OBJ
servers as a fling
er who needs reg
ular and constant
work to overcome
WildneSS.
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80 Low Scorers Will
Battle I'm Match PLAY
Bill HenIein in Front With SO as Second 18-Hoe Quail
flying Round 0pens Miles StandSh of
Bedford Has IT,
BY DICK MILLER

HILLS GOLF COURSE LICK Ind Aug 11-When George
Lance four time state amateur golf champion
nonompeor in the thrtyhrst
participants followers fawa greens sport declared the
1881 tournament would
generation of golfers the this
nament with the old heads allowed a a courtesy
the eighteen holes
Monday young holding the Spotlight
all the there indication
would hold forth today determine
the medast the hytwo championship
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Slaughter and Firpo Top
Six-Bout Army Card Tonight

Six scraps promising action will
be offered the f1stic customers at Fit.
Harrison tonight and the program
will be topped by a ten-rounder be-
tween the hard-hitting Kid Slaugh-
ter, Terre Haute Negro battler, and
Henry Firpo, the Well-known Louis
vile knuckle-duster. Both maulers
have scored knockouts in previous
appearances in the army post arena
this summer.
Bud Taylor, manager of Slaugh-
ter, has taught the big fellow many
Of the fine points and believes he is
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sufficient influence to stage the bout
and thus upset the plans of the
commission and the commissions
fair haired boy" Jimmy Johnston.
Johnston has Campolo under con-
tract for a f1fteen-round bout with
Ernie Schaaf of Boston at Ebbets
field, Brooklyn, Aug. Is, and the
Argentine boxer hardly could be ex-
pected to fill both engagements.
Johnston has the backing of the
commission and says he will stage
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Semi-PrOs and Amateurs

Dady A. C.s defeated Medora Cubs sun
Er dsSr PaufhE tTiTle a. alright
scattered hits: A misjudged fly prevented
hlm from turing in a shutout Flora and
Smith led the winners at bat, Corn and
Flora played great ball in the field.
Erratic playing by Plainfeld enabled
Avon to take an eleven-inning decision
from the, Reds at Plainfeld Sunday, 9 to 8.
field next Sunday Herbie Taylor probably
will open firing on the Reds slab. For
games with .Plainfield. call or write H. A.
Hessler. Plainfeld.
Crown Miracleans defeated Lizton Grays
up but three hits and famed fifteen bats
Indians at Walton Sunday and will prac-
tice at BrookSide Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. AL players must report.
indianapolis white sox out-slusged
sunda7. sox have Aug. is Is and q 't open
Pe g. Neal sosS wee Sa' s sssRS
Spades A. C,s turned in their fifteenth
Bilox. sundag, to Q. II was the frss de-.
great ball for the victors. allowing four
tured. Spades would like game close to
Tenth street. Greenwood and Peru. notice.
Indianapolis Black sox defeated Foster
Cubs Sunday at Pennsy park. 10 to 7. be-
hind the sterling hurting of Graves. Sox
Will tangle with Y. NJ S. Sunday in a dou-
nle-heaoer at Pennsy park. but have
write H. Woods. 92l HoSbrooE street.
St. Philip Apostles continued to lead the
East Side Catholic Indoor League. defeat
ing ing seminary Monday 10 to Saints
third straight victory, holding the Semi
narians to three scattered hits and fan
ming twelve. Chuck ShaubhUt's work be-
hind the plate featured. while Dwyer was
pest with the bludgeon. getting four out. of
four. including. two homers. Saints play
Lourdes at Little Flower next Friday.
South Side Turner'S of indianapolis ended
the MorgantoWn Green Lanterns victory
string which had reached six. straight
umph Sunday. Although outhit eleven to
six, the Turner's scored all their runs in
the third inning. aided by three errors and
two passes, J. Adams. who relieved Chick
been hit BY pitched ball in the fourth.
held the Turner's runlesS with two hits.
me Adams brothers starred at bat for the
Lanterns while Chandler and White we're
pest with the willow for Turner's Reed
Power Stone Company nine Of Bloomington
will play at Morgantown Sunday.
United Cabs would like 10 book a game
Ior SUNDAY with CITY ar state etams Write
Jim Collins. 54s Birch avenue. or call
day. Aug. % is open On tfa CeHs' SEIZED
nis State teams call Frank Kerns
BLOOMINGTON. Fsyette. e enfield South
port ami Medors. notice.
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Mcintyre Regains Hoosier Open
Grown With Win Over StOnehOuse

screens the green at the bend of the
dog-leg. He took another five on
the easy second hole when his iron
shot trickled up and off the green
and he pitched seven feet over the
pin coming back.
But beyond those two green's the
match was Macs. He saved the
third with an approach run up for
an ace putt, cut down Stony's lead
with a twenty-foot singleton putt
on the long fourth for a three, and
evened the account when Ralph
found a trap on the baby fifth.
At the turn Mac was one stroke
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High batted for Hall in seventh
Riddle batted for r. Miller in ninth.
Kansas City .............. 102 o3o olo-7
Indianapolis ......--........ 010 002 OILS
runs batted in-Monahan. Akers. q:
FEltzgeraid. Grigsby. Pick. Dugas. Swift, NC
Gam. -Koenecke. Angley. Walker. Two-base
hits-Goldman. Pick. Walker. Three-base
nitSL7Koenecke (2l. Peters, Home run
Marauardt. Left on basesE1ndia TI
8: Kansas City. IL. Base on baIlsNOff
Hildebrand, z: of Swift. 2: of Hall. ].
STRUCK out-By Hildebrand. 4; hy Swift
Z; by Hall. !; BY r. Miller. /: bv Bayne''
!; Hits-of Hildebrand in 4i-3 in
ninRs: of Bavne. in 2-3 inning: of Hall
in % innings: on r. Miller, 8 in 3 in
nings; on Swift; IL in 8 1-3 innings BaIk
Hal: Passed ball-.Angley. Winning
Umpires-Rue and Johnston. Time-2:is.
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BY CARLOS LANE

The supreme diadem of Hoosier
golfdom perched today above the
grinning mien Of Neil Mcintyre,
Highland professional, the result of
drives laid long and straight and
irons plunked dead to most Of
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Retzlaff Signed for Scrap
With Veteran Vic Campolo

his bout, and if not that he will
make it impossible for the Garden
to use Campolo.
The Garden is expected to seek
a court injunction to prevent Cam
polo from fighting Schaaf for
Johnston.
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Sox Open Long
Stay at Home
By United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The Chicago
White Sox opened a sixteen-day
home stand against the eastern in
vaders today with four-game ser
les against the second place Wash
ington Senators.
The White Sox have won II out
Of their last 10 games and we're only
three and half games behind the
fifth place st. Louis Browns today.
Veteran Red Faber, was selected to
pitch for the White SoX.
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REFUSE $4,000 OFFER

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-An offer Of
$4,000 for Burning Blaze, promis-
ing two-year- which won the
Post and Paddock stakes at Airing
ton Park recently, is said to have
been turned down by Dick and Pat
Nash, owners of the Valley Lake
Stable
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OF CAe year WIN
the big Argentine
in the role of a
highly dangerous
top-notch trial
horse opponent for
the unb e a t e n
Retzlaf. accepted
generally as the
fl n e S t young
heavyweight pros
pect Of recent
years.
It will be even
more interesting
to see if the
Cor5ov, oa1, 1,oy,e&o
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By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Open war
fare between Madison Square
Garden and the New York state
athletic commission appeared imn1i-
nent today with the announcement of
the Gardens plans for a 15-round
bout between Vittorio Campolo of
Argentina and Charley Retzlaff of
Duluth, Mimi, at the Polo Grounds,
Sept. 3.
The match promises to provide
one of the most interesting contests
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Lightning Hits
Big Ed Dudley

BIZ United Press
ORELAND, Pa, Aug. 1l.-Big Ed
Dudley, western open golf champion
may not be able to resume play to-
day in the Philadelphia open be-
cause he was hit by lightning just
after completion of the second
round Monday.
Dudley stood on the eighteenth
tee with an unraised umbrella when
lightning flashed, coursed down the
umbrella through an arm and para
lyzed the arm. The golfer was
treated in the hospital.
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BABE, LOU SHINE


BIT JNtted FTeSS
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 11.-Babe
Ruth and Lou Gehrig, current pace
settlers in the major leagues home
run race, each hit homers Monday
in the New York Yankees annual
exhibition game with the Cincinnati
Reds. The Yanks won 8 to 0.
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X. c. Blues Wind Up Tribe Series
Today; Millers Due Wednesday
Indians Lose Under Lights Monday Niqht as Southpaw
Bayne Relieves Swift and Checks Rally; Koenecke
Poles Two Triples Against Rghthander.
BY EDDIE ASH,
Times Sports Editor

Eoae 1Wlinags Kansas City Blues will
IN Indianapolis this afternoon when they tackle
" Tue MN ana a tnt OF the series On Wednesday
AelyS minneapolis Mlers will
Tour days and will be followed Saints Emmett
boys aded under the lights
70 3 1u were hopeful OF finishing afternoon
with Walter Miller Bill Burwel pitching -
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Turf Champ
on Way East

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Sun Beau,
Willis Sharpe Kilmer's money win
ner, was on his way to Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, to fill one of his
last three engagements on the turf
before being retired to the stud.
Sun Beau has won $334,044 and
probably will send the total soaring
even higher in his last three races.
The six-year-old son of Sun Briar-
Beautiful Lady will return here in
the fall for the Hawthorne Gold
cup, scheduled to be his last race.
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S pc e d W ay golf
courses greens in
playof Of the IN
diana open tour
nament Monday
afternoon.
In the third
playof after as
many tie matches,
Mcintyre finally
conquered young
Ralph Stonehouse,
pro at Pleasant
Run nun i clip al
course with a 10
to Stony's II.
The form e n
Nh x,a,1;1% 80 Tn0ry
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S0MERVILLE IN FRONT
BIZ Times Special

DY I FNtbo DpbCIUt
MONTREAL, Quebec, Aug. IL
Ross Somerville, defending cham
pion, won medal honors in the
thirty -Six-hole qualifying round of
the Canadian open Monday, with a
70-72-142. He was seven strokes
in front of Jack Nash, in second
place. Six Americans qualified for
the match play.
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PAT CARAWAY WEEDS


By United Press
OREGON, Ill, Aug. 11.-Cecil
Pat) Caraway. Chicago White Sox
young southpaw, spent his day of
by getting married. With the
White Sox idle Monday, Caraway
came here from Chicago and mar
RED. Harriet Christensen, Oregon
girl, at the brides home.
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Won ELM WINNER

CLEVELAND, Aug. 11.-George
Won Elm, who recently lost a To-
hole playoff to Billy Burke in the
national open, defeated the cham
pion in an exhibition match here
Monday, scoring a 70 to Burke's Is.
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RHODIUS POLO WINNER

Rhodius park water polo players
shut out Mcclure Beach 5 to o at
Mcclure beach Monday night.
Rhodius park swimming team viii
meet Porter pool team Of Shelby
vile at Rhodius park tonight at 7.
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to the good, and then on the tenth.
two traps caught the Pleasant Run
golfer and the lead went up a pair
Of strokes. The fourth stroke came
when Stony three putted the four
tenth, and the rest Of the wav the
match was halved. A tourney rec
ord gallery Of 500 saw the final
battle,
CorCe.
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sox BUY HURLER

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Paul Greg
DRY, young right-hand pitcher play
ing his first year Of professional
baseball, has been purchased by the
Chicago White Sox for delivery at
the close Of the Atlanta Southern
Association season.
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Cincinnati at Boston: no game: played
ST Louis at Brooklyn; no game: rain.
Pittsburgh at New, York: no game; rain.
Two games Wednesday.
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA: no game: rain.
Two games Wednesday.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis ....... o1o OLE 800 10 o
Toledo ............. 010 900 o00--
Henry and Griffin: Bachman and De-
vormer.
milwaukee ......... 1o2 100 0oo- II o
Louisville .,........ 600 100 100 2 s 3
Stiely,. Nelson and Crouch: weinert. viii
liaTns. Marcum and Thompson, Shea,
ST. Paul at Columbus vet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Snlcago ..........ss GOO 800 O00--
Pittsburgh ......... o20 600 OIL S z
sweetland Smith and Harnett: Spencer
and Phillips.
(Only one game scheduled.l
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
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Major Leaders

Following statistics, compiled by
United Press. include games of
Monday, Aug. 10: