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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-16

About 60,00o,0O0 words of traffic were handled last year by the naval, radio system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-16

North Carolina farmers purchase about 500,000 tons of hay annually from other states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-16
ICapone May Enter Plea
 ot Guilty

CHICAGO, H., June 16.-The City News Bureau today says it has learned from reliable source that Al Capone will plead guilty when arraigned on charges of vio- lating the Prohibition Act and In- come Tax laws. If he pleads gull ty he may be sentenced immediate ly.
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NE{%N 0dY
BY
JEROME H. (DIZZY) DEAN

BY JEROME III. DIZZY DEAN
Copyright. 1881. BY NEA Service. Inc)
XXTHILE 1 was fooling around
w San Antonio trying to fig
ure out way Of getting my name
in the papers, I got a chance to
pitch for an amateur team there.
That night I dropped by a news
paper office to say to one of the
sports editors, I'm gonna pitch to-
morrow and thought I'd ask you
how many men you want me to
strike out"
That was laugh for him, but
right away he comes back with
Strike out sixteen"
That sort of stumped me. Six
teen men are a lot to fan, even
among these sandlot hicks, because
you don't know when a guy is 60
ing to boot one or a catcher is 60
ing to miss the third strike. But
it was chance to attract atten-
ton, so I went on the field next
day and did it.
On Monday Of the next week,
got an offer to go with the Pub
lie Service team in San Antonio.
This was a pretty good ball club,
made up of fast amateurs. The
first game 1 pitched I won and
famed about nine or ten. I got
laugh at the way some of those
chaps swung at anything. All you
had to do was get two strikes on
them and then start working on
'en.
That year I won thirteen games,
pitching just on Saturdays and Sun
days. We won the state champion
ship and I pitched two champion
ship series games and won 'em.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Burning Blaze
TWO-Year-Old
Turf Favorite

CHICAGO, Aug. 22-Burning
Blaze, formidable contender for the
2-year-old championship of the
turf, was So favorite today to
capture the $4,000 added Haw-
thorne juvenile stakes at Hawthorne
race track.
Hygro from the Nevada stock
farm was second choice at 81 and
the Three DIS stable entry, Liberty
Limited, was third choice at ST..
Burning Blaze, owned by the
Nash Brothers of Chicago, was as
signed top weight of 1913 pounds for
the six furlong race. Among the
other contenders We're At Sunrise,
Colonial Belle, Portden, Givanna,
Grand Champion, and Frederick.
Twenty-Five juveniles were named
overnight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Ball Park Results

Tracy Cox, local junior light
weight battler, knocked out Eddie
Anderson of Chicago and Wyoming
IN the fourth round after having
him in the resin four times previ-
ously. Cox also was down once for
no count.
Bud Clark, Vincennes feather
weight, outpointed Roy Nidy, Terre
Haute in six.
Babe Amos, Syracuse. N. Y
thumped Otto Atterson, Terre
Haute welter, in six rounds.
Carl Ely, Muncie, carried too
much weight for Noble Wallace
local battler, and won in five rounds
Jude Strahl, former Butler grid
man, was no match for Pat Bennett
Clinton and lost in four rounds.
Danny Dugan, local feather beat
Charlie Hammer in four.
Mickey Dugan lost to Young
flanagan on a technical Knockout
IN the second round.
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, N ~ - m m n N
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AT DADE PARh
First Race claiming; 2-year-olds; maid
en- fllieS: fye furlongsl --Jodie K, ll5;
Meddlesome Miss. ia; La Manga, ia;
LADY Oldham. ia: Monks Fox liz; Miss
Bvrd i09: Twilight Girl. l14 Clamay.
ia: Pretti Sing. 100: MiSsupset. ia; Stella
F.. 109; Sanchvvonne. ia; Flying Silk
il4. Hortense b. l09.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Markey Plays
Doubles Finals

DETROIT, Aug. 22-Finals were
reached in three classes of play to-
day in the national public courts
tennis championships, with victors
due to be crowned before nightfall
in the women's singles and doubles
and the mems doubles.
In the mems doubles George Jen-
nings and Gordon Braudt, Chicago,
will meet Dooley Mitchell and Tom
Markey of Indianapolis Semi finals
in the mems singles also will be
played today, with Jennings meet
ing Fred Roger, Dallas, and George
O'Connell, Chicago, who ousted
Markey Friday, playing Mitchell.
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Hildebrand and HenSick were the
starting hurlers and by the time
the curtain fell on the ladies day"
battle the Indians had used two
more fingers and the home pas
timers three more. G.. Smith and
w. Miller followed Hildebrand to
the Tribe mound and for the Kels,
Sheehan, Brillheart and Wehde
tried their skill against the Hoosiers
after Hensick was driven to cover.
Frank Sigafoos, second sacker,
was the main cog for the Indians
with four hits in five trips in addi-
ton to playing great ball in the
field, taking care of eight assists.
He also batted in three runs and
scored twice.
Thirteen Hits for Tribe
The Indians wound up with thir-
teen hits, one more than the losers
and scored all ten runs in four in
nings, the fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth, their three TALES in the
eighth proving the. game-clincher,
for the Millers counted two in the
ninth, Harris Smacking a home run.
The free gate for women drewout
large gathering of feminine fans
and they were disappointed lot
when the Indians pulled up from
behind and knocked of the home
athletes. The beginning of another
heat wave hit this district and the
Friday contest was played in torrid
weather
Two Games Sunday
Millers and Indians will engage
in another conflict this afternoon
and on Sunday there will be a dou-
ble-header, closing the series and
also winding up the battles between
the two teams for the current cam
paign.
On Monday the second place
HooSiers will move over to st. Paul
to tangle up with the speeding
league leaders in a four-day visit.
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Queen Helen, Three
BritOns In Net PLAY

hall, Miss Phyllis Mudford and
Mrs. Eileen Bennett Whittingstall,
all of Great Britain.
Mrs. Moody is, of course, a heavy
favorite to win. Mrs. Moody meets
Miss Mudford today, and while the
hard-hitting English girl may ex-
tend her a while, Queen Helen is a
sure bet to triumph. Miss Mudford,
however, proved, in eliminating Mrs.
Lawrence A. Harper of California
Friday, that she is nobody's set-up.
Miss Nuthall is favored to defeat
Mrs. Whittingstall, despite the lat
ter's amazing, victory over Miss Helen
Jacobs in the quarter-fnal round
Friday.
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Woodsides without a game for. Sunday.
State teams wanting a game write M f.
Wright. 80 South Warman avenue or
phone Be 2321M Woodsides have open
dates in September.
West Side Monarchs meet Hoosier A. C.
sunday at MonarchS grounds. All w. S.
M, players report by 2 D. m. For games
call Be. 0565-W. ask for Tomnie.
Billy Grimes Red Wings defeated IN
ddianapolis Red Wings last SUNDAY. 10 to
meet indianapolis Cardinals at Garfield
No: ! at 2:30. Gise or Brehob will do the
twirling for Wings with Carroll or
Reombzke receiving. For games call DR.
1913 or write Bonnie Watson. 1925 East
Wade street
Indianapolis Black Sox will play South
Sd goE have sep e. city
and state teams notice. Write H Woods
921 Hosbrook street.
Broadway M. E.. team will play North
wood Christian at Garfield Saturday at
D. m.
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Vines Tackles
British Ace in
Tennis Finals

BIZ United Press
NEWPORT. R. l., Aug. 22.-Ells-
worth Vines, youthful Pasadena,
Cal, star who has been the sensa-
ton of the eastern tennis season,
CARED the American hopes today
in the finals of the annual Newport
Casino tennis championships.
Vines is paired with Frederick ].
Perry Of Great Britain in the mems
singles championship match and is
conceded an even chance against
the British Davis Cup star who has
defeated six members of the United
States first ten during the past
two weeks.
Vines also will play in the doubles
finals, teaming with Keith GledhiH
OF Santa Barbara, against John
Doeg of Newark and George M.
Lott of Philadelphia.
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Princeton Nine
Bows in Tenth
BIZ United Press

By United Press
MANCHESTER, N. H, Aug. o.
Columbia, S. c., and Jackson, Miss,
met today in the finals of the east
ern regional American Legion junior
baseball championship with the
winner qualifying to meet the west
ern regional series at Houston, Tex,
for the national title.
Jackson qualified for the finals
Friday with 2 to 1, ten-inning
victory over Princeton, Ind. Jordan's
theft of home, which became
successful when Catcher Purcell
dropped the ball, gave Jackson the
winning run after Princeton had
come from behind to tie the count
in the ninth.
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Terry climbed from third to
second place during the last week
and now is only eight percentage
points behind Virgil Davis, Phillies
Catcher, who has been near the top
since the start of the season. Chuck
Klein, Phillies outfelder, is in third
place with .344.
Babe Ruth is runner up to Sim
mons in the American League with
an average Of .371 and Eddie Nor
gan, Cleveland first baseman, is
third at 1856.
Gehrig Of the Yankees and Klein
of the Phillies continued to hold
the lions share of individual Of
fensive honors, as follows:
Klein PAGES the senior loop in
runs scored with 102, runs batted in
with 101, home runs with 90 and
hits with 1853, sharing the latter
with Lloyd Waner of the Pirates.
Sparky Adams of the Cards tops
the doubles swatters with SO, Terry
is in front in triples with IS and
frankie Frisch of the Cards has
stolen II bases.
Gehrig has scored 122 runs and
batted in 131 to head the junior
loop in these departments and is
one behind Babe Ruth in homers,
the Big BAN setting the pace with
"a. Simmons has collected 174 hits,
while Earl Webb of the Red Sox
has swatted out 81 doubles. Roy
Johnson Of the Tigers is leading
in triples with II and Ben Chap
man of the Yankees has pilfered
As bases.
Lefty Grove of the Athletics tops
the pitchers for both leagues with
% victories and 2 defeats for
of 1926, while Jess
Haines' 10 victories and three de-
feats for .769 headed the National
League,
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By United Press

CHARLEVOIX. Mich, Aug. %
Only top favorites remained in the
running today in the Michigan
tennis championships, with
finals in the mems and women's
singles to be played Sunday.
In the women's doubles today the
team of Mrs, Don Caulins, Detroit,
and Mrs. William B. McIlvaine
played Miss Catherine Wolf, Indi-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. o.
American tennis today owed Mrs.
Helen Wills-Moody a rising vote of
thanks for returning to the courts
this season.
For had not the great Californian
decided to come back after a years
absence, the national singles cham
pionship most certainly would have
remained in England for another
year at least.
Mrs. Moody is the only American
survivor, the other three semi-fnal
berthS belonging to Miss Betty Nut
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in state independ-
ent circles this
season is the fine
p l a y of Ted
Arnold, who has
been h o l d i n G
down the left
field berth. He
has batted hard
a n d fielded in
S lyle all year.
The Meldons will
strive for their
twelfth victory of
the summer Sun
IoV1 xr-h0,1 4Aov1
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HOT DOGS AT WORK

By Times Special
FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. %
Faced with a green squad and one
of the strongest opponents of the
schedule in the opening game of the
season, Coach Raymond (Buck)
Rohrabaugh is sending his Frank
fort high school grid team through
two practice sessions daily.
The Hot Dogs" will clash with
the Kokomo Wildcats here the
night of Sept. in the first high
school grid game of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
WOOD BUILDS NEW BOAT
u S. MOtOrbOat Speed Star Denies
New Trophy Craft.

DETROIT, Aug. 22.-Kaye Don.
worlds fastest motorboat pilot. was
10 come to Detroit today to prepare
Tor his challenge for the Harms
worth trophy, Sept. 5. And when he
arrives the first news for him prob
ably will be the current rumor that
Gar Wood is building a new Miss
America.
The rumor, denied by Wood. is
that the new boat will be powered
by engines Of 6,00O-horse power and
VIII have a speed of $50 miles an
hollr. Don's Miss England II holds
the worlds record for speed boats
with 1929 miles an hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
BILL -CISSELL INJURED

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Bill Cissen,
Chicago White Sox infielder, will be
out of the game for some weeks
with an injured knee, DR.. Philip
Kruesher, club physician, announced
today. Cissell injured his knee in
a collision in the Athletics White
SoX game Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22

After that series I could see that
old major league dream Of mine
coming true.
TINE Houston amateur cham
l. pions were playing us in San
Antonio. Pancho Snyder, now
catching for st. Paul, was man
aging Houston. He came out to
the game and asked me to come
over to the San Antonio league park
and work out next day.
I couldn't sleep that night. Here
was the big chance. I was dis
appointed, however, because 1
thought he would let me pitch for
Houston. He only asked ME to
throw him some balls. He seemed
impressed.
Snyder returned to Houston and
sent Don Curtis, Cardinal scout,
around to see me. Don hid out
in the grandstand and I didn't
know he was there. We had a punk
team to play and I wasn't bear
ing down harder than 1 had to.
About the fifth inning I found
out he was there and you should
have seen me go then. If guy
made a loud foul off me got mad
because I saw that old major
league contract waving at me.
WYE were playing the Cuban ALL
w Stars that day. The Cubans
got one lucky hit and that before I
found out that Don was in the
stands. We beat 'em to l and I
struck out about ten of 'em.
After the game, Don asked me
to meet him in the Hamilton hotel
next day. I never touched the
ground going home-I was walking
on air.
Next day Rollie Harris, manager
Of the Public Service team, went
with me. We met Don in the lobby.
He invited us to his room.
When We got there Don asked
Harris if he would have a drink
and Harris declined. He then passed
it to me and said:
Nope, I'm not interested. You
can't get to the big leagues that
way"
Then and there Don became in
and told me to pack my
bag and get ready to go to Houston,
out Harris objected since we were
4 cinch in the state championship
f I pitched. Don finally agreed to
et Harris keep me for the dura-
ion Of the season.
Next: Dizzy Suffers His First Set
back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
SWIM MEET AT RHODuJs

Jimmie Clark's Rhodius swimming
team will oppose Bloomington ALL
Stars, including several down-state
collegiate and high school stars. in
a swimming meet at Rhodius to-
night at 7 p. m. One diving event,
six swimming races and two relays
are on the program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
WINS MILE SWIM

By JHtted Press
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 22.-Peter
Choke, Pittsburgh, A. a. U. middle
distance swimming champion, to-
day had added the Cleveland Ath-
letic Club mile swim to his list of
titles. Choke won the tenth annual
club event here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Friday Ring Results

AT CHICAGO-Buck Everett. 1871. Gary.
Ind. defeated Joe Dokter. 1872 Buffalo
n. Y. in ten rounds Nudge Liuzza, III,
New Orleans. and Little Pal. 12l. Chicago.
fought a SiX-Tound draw.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Fidel La Barba.
l27l2. Los Angeles. defeated Pinto De Sa,
127s4. of Portugal. in ten rounds. Martin
Zuniga Los Angeles. knocked out Buddy
RYAN. Pittsburgh in four rounds.
AT HOLLYWOOD-Youn Tommy. ia,
FIlipino fvweight who claims to be cham
pion of the Orient. scored q technical
Knockout over Ernie Hood. ia, Pasadena
Cal. in the fifth round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Local Meters Near Title
HonOrs in Michigan Meet

annapolis, and Miss Sarah Kinds.
Oak Park, III.
John Hennessey, Indianapolis,
and w. E. Parkhill. Chicago, also
determine today who will meet
Harris NJ. CoggeshaH, Des Moines.
in the mems finals, while Coggeshen
and Walter T. Hayes, Chicago, play
Thane Halstead, Lansing, and Sol
H. Gould, Chicago, for the right to
contest the doubles crown with
Hennessey and Jack Harris, Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
TONY FACES PERLICK

D 2 UtttU IItS5
BAYONNE, N. j., Aug. 22.-Tony
Canzoneri, worlds lightweight and
junior welterweight champion, will
defend his Junior welter title in a
ten-round bout with Henry Perlick
of Kalamazoo, Mich, Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
TRIBE BATTING AVERAGES
PLAY LEGION FINALS
By United Press


COLORADO SPRINGS Colo,
Aug. 22.-Teams Of boys from South
Chicago, ILL.,, and Stockton, Cal,
we're matched today in a clash for
the championship of the western
division of the American Legion
junior baseball tournament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Giants Slugger Passes Klein to
Cain Second; Simmons PAGES A. l..
PhiIIieS' 0utfieIder Leads
Senior Loop in Four
Departments.
BY DIXON STEWART

Inlteu FreSS STAN LOrTespOndent
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Bill Terry,
New York Giants first baseman, and
Al Simmons, Philadelphia Athletics
outfielders, are making a strong bid
to retain their major league batting
championships win in 1880.
Official statistics issued today and
including games of Thursday, Aug.
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20, show Simmons
leading the Amer
lean League with
a percentage of
1856, four points
above his winning
average of 1890.
Terry, who topped
the N a ito n a l
League last sea-
son at .401, has
rallied after a
slow start and
now is in second
place in the
senior circuit with
an average of .346.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
WASHINGTON IS CHAMP
Capitol Printers Retain International
Baseball Crown.
BIZ JHitcd Press

~ y HftfH ftfNS
HAMILTON, ontario, Aug. %
Washington. held the printers inter-
national baseball trophy today for
the second successive year. Wash
ington successfully defended the
trophy in the finals of the 1881 tour
ney, defeating Cincinnati Z to with
ninth inning rally.
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Totals ...,.... 80 8 II q 10
Norris batted for Sheehan in sixth.
Indianapolis ........... 900 O23 23O-1O
Minnea poliS mi ain o09 Q

M 9planapTllS ' egg Egg 9 gig 2 239
Sticking. E. Smith. Goldman 81, Fitzger-
aid 49,. Sigafoos 49,. Two-base hits-Kelly,
Griffin. Sigafoos. Three-baSe hitS-Ruble,
Fitzgerald. Home runs-Sicking Neis
Harris. Stolen base-Harris Left on
6ases-Minneapolis. = Indianapolis, 10.
Base on balls-Of, HenSick. g.. off Brill
Hildebrand, 2: off Smith. l. Struck out
Ey Hensick; q by .Sheehan. l; by Miller.
g HensicEw, 5 in. 51-3 innings: off shec-
han. in % innings; of Brillheart. l in
none three batters in seventh: of
Wehde. l in 1-3 inning off Miller. in
2-3 innings; off Hildebrand. in q in
nngs; off Smith. 5 in innings. Win
Ming pitcherm,,Smith: Losing PITCHER
ball-Hargrave. Balk-Hildebrand UNI
pires-Rue and Johnston. Time-2:19.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
GIANTS BUY GIBSON
Leading Coast League H1rier With
"a Victories Is Purchased.

d y UIVtttU I J00
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Sam Glib
son, leading pitcher of the Pacific
Coast League, has been purchased
by the New York Giants. He will
join the Giants at the start of the
1882 training season.
Gibson is right handler and has
won twenty-four victories for San
Francisco this season. The purchase
price was not announced. He for
merly had trials with Detroit and
the New York Yankees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
BASEBALL
CALENDAR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LFAGIrE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
FRANKFORT SEEKS GAME

by lmeS NpecidI
FRANKFORT, Ind, Aug. %. =
Coach Raymond BUCK Rohra-
baugh. Frankfort football mentor
is without a game for Friday night,
Oct. z, and wishes to play some
team under the arcs at Frankfort.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Semi-PrOs and Amateurs

After trouncing Shelbyville Merchants
last Sunday for their eleventh victory Of
the season, Indianapolis Meldons are
making preparations for their game Sun
day with Peru Merchants at Peru. Mel
dons have an open date for Labor day
and want to schedule some strong state
club at once. Call or wire R. j. Stehlin,
9l8 Olive street or phone Drexel 3679-J.
O'Hara Sans will meet Shelbyville Mer-
chants at Shelbyville Sunday. Oliver prob
ably will be on the mound for Sans with
Hustedt receiving. Sans will meet at 1870
North Dearborn street at II a. m. Sun
DAY. Sans will meet Kokomo Stellites
Aug. 30. Teams desiring to book with
the Sans after Sept ID. Call or write
<. R. Spillman. $40 North oxford street.
Oh. 3418W.
Jake Field Generals will meet Beech
No. 2 Sunday instead of on diamond No
and tryouts with Generals are requested
to meet at S15 East North street at
p. m. Sunday.
United Cabs will play G. and ]. Tire
Sunday at Riverside diamond No. at
p; m. The following players report:
Wallsmith, Griffin, ]. Johnson. E. Benick
G. Shays, Hart. Strauhl. Marshall. r.
Graves, Lane. Sheldon. Coherd. Carroll
Report to Manager Kern, 1910 West
Washington street.
Bedford Crews have disbanded. leaving
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-22
Tribesmen Come From
Behind for Victory
Score After Slow Start Against MiIIerS; Start
ing HurerS Are Knocked Out.
By Times Special


MINNEAPOLIS Aug 22-Traing % they the
sixth round in the series with NIers
Oh Emmett Mccain shook off their batting launched
attack that eventually landed them
TIT the IribeSmen
nall OF the circuit and exhibition gallant hghtng