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Pitcher 81 Johnson batted in one Red
run with triple in the fifth and In the
seventh his single advanced ManiOn, who
scored on Douthit's safety. In the ninth
Hendrick batted for Durocher and walked
and Rosenberg made shoe string catch
on ManiOn'S drive in left center. High
batted for Johnson and walked and
DOuthit hit into a double play, Hale to
Sigafoos to Wingard.
7 the death of Manning Vaughan,
4 popular baseball writer with the
Milwaukee Journal, the American
Association loses one of it's best
scribeS. Manning passed away in
st. Louis Thursday. He had been at
training camp with the Milwaukee
Brewers at Hot Springs and died of
fractured skull received when he
fell from his bed in a Memphis
hotel. room. Vaughan was with
the Journal for years and made
nearly all road trips with the
Brewers during his service with that
f per. He was an authority on
baseball, boxing and other sports
and his paragraphs and column al
ways sparkled with humor. A Man
ming Vaughan baseball story had
something in it that won him
large following of readers.N
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way to financial success in auto
racing with semi-stock cars, will be
at the helm of the first factory
entry. which is Hupmobile Special.
When the racing rules at Indian
apolis were shifted in 1880 to make
possible the adaptation of stock cars
for the historic Indianapolis racing
classic, Snowberger, splendid me-
chanic, brought his converted stock
car to Indianapolis and placed it
OH the starting line at a total cost
of $1,456. 1t looked bit clumsy
compared to the specially built
race cars, several of which cost more
than $4,000. But when the race
was over, Snowberger was in eighth
place, and during the year he won
approximately $4,000 in prize
money and finished fourth in the
AAA championship standing. His
repair bill was SIPS.
Last year, Snowberger came back
to the track with an improvement
over his first car. And lie finished
fourth and again he was fourth in
the championship standing.
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Dodgers Test Yanks;
Pills Beat Out AS
Les MaIIon Shines as Men
of Shotton Hammer
Big Three &

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA April 8. Burt
Shotton's Phillies today held their
third consecutive city championship
as the result of their 3-to-2 tri-
umph Thursday over Connie Mack's
Athletics, American League cham
pions.
1t was the third victory in four
games Of the five-contest series for
the National LeaguerS. The last
game will be played Saturday.
Although the Athletics big three
of the slab toiled on the mound. the
Phils hammered out nine Safeties
to gain Thursdays decision in ten
innings. RUDE Walberg was the
victim of the tenth inning attack.
when Bartell singled, advanced on
sacrifice and scored on Mallon's
single.
Earnshaw worked four innings for
the AS allowing two hits, and Grove
went five more, giving up five blows.
Phil Collins issued seven hits in
seven innings work on the Phils
slab and Reg Grabowski gave up
two in three frames. Jimmy Foxx
hit homer for the AS.
Les Mallon, the stellar young
second Sacker, again was the hero
for the Phillies. He got three for
five at the plate, including a home
run, drove in all of the Philhes,
and turned in one stolen base, in
addition to handling ten chances
without fault at the keystone bag.
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TONAH (OLDIE) GOLDMAN young whose nnh-innng
single with three and two down drove in the tally which
McCanns Indians II
has been the diamond
stocky shortstop Hall
high school, Brooklyn, baseball incubator
other their there Gode
the diamond and gridron.
He continued his athletic Syracuse university
did hghpowered job of uhang the grid
battling rival Colgate
the game Goldman
point after
The teams lined up The packed stands Goldman
his the
the upgh ampoant victory point However despite that
miss Jonah outstanding
Goe went from Syracuse to the Cleveland Indians
him to Decatur and then Albany Recalled
two with Roger Pecknpaughs indianapolis
last
With Albany in 1929 Gode established
averaging six assists participating
tensve skill helped Albany to the Eastern pnnant
Jonah hobby handba
test his skill at the
In addition to his winning single Wednesday
banged out two doubles in his first
Yankees Moreover Thursday turned bangup
against the Cincy Reds hit in
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local baseball history.
The men Of Mccain knocked off
the Cincinnati Reds at Perry sta
dunn Thursday, to 2, giving the
locals five consecutive victories,
three from Toronto and one from
the Yankees, preceding the triumph
over the Queen City nine. More
over, Pilot Mccain produced an
other nine-inning pitcher in Leslie
Barnhart, who let the Reds down
with seven hits. He was opposed by
ST johnson. who is slated to hurl the
opening game for the Reds against
the Chicago Cubs Tuesday.
Les Hard to Hit
Barnhart issued six passes, but he
had plenty of stuff during the melee
and prevented the big leaguers from
punching blows. Johnson received
terrible support, but would have lost
anyway owing to a Went attack
launched by the Indians in the
eighth. Johnson famed three and
issued no walks. The Tribe right
handler also struck out three.
The teams were scheduled to en-
gage in another conflict this after
noon at 2:30 and on Saturday and
Sunday the Chicago White Sox will
invade the stadium to tackle the
hustling Hoosier machine. Johnny
Cooney or Berry Horne was billed
to face the Reds on the mound to-
day.
Hale Makes Circuit
The outstanding feature Thursday
was the home run inside the park
by Sammy Hale in the fifth stanza.
Wingard opened the inning with a
double and Barnhart and Goldman
skied. Purdy reached first on Gill
bert'S error and Hale lined the
sphere to center and the ball
bounced over Douthit's head and
rolled to the flag pole. 1t was the
tlrst inside homer at the new park.
The Indians raked johnson in The
eighth. Hale LED off with a single.
Angley tripled and Fitzgerald went
all the way to second on Durocher's
low throw, Angley scoring. Rosen-
berg popped out, but Sigafoos came
through with a triple, scoring Fitz-
gerald and SigafooS scored on Win
CARDS deep fly to Douthit.
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Stars Lose in
Golf Tourney
Rr Times SnccinE

By Times Special
PINEHURST, N. c., April 8. -
-Four favorites were missing from
the lineup today when action
opened in the semi-fnal round of
the north and south amateur golf
tournament here today.
Forbes K. Wilson, former Yale
star, bowed to J. B. Ryerson, Coop
erstown( N. " veteran. up after
RyerSon had turned in three brides
and par on the last four holes
to overcome Wilson's 3-up lead.
Dick Wilson, tourney medalist, was
upset by j. M. Robbins. former
Princeton captain, and 2, and M.
P. Warner beat fellow Yale col
legian, and l. Yale's captain.
S. W. Noyse Jr, lost to Halbert j.
Blue of Aberdeen, l up, on the
nineteenth green.
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Gomez Named First Day
HurIer; Wilson Hits
Two HomerS.
Unitcd preaa

By United Press
NEW YORK, April s.-New York
Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers
opened a three-game series here to-
day, the first game at Ebbets field,
Brooklyn, the other two at Yankee
Stadium.
Vernon Gomez, young southpaw
who pitched for the Yankees Thurs
day at Columbus when they lost to
the Red Birds, 5 to 4, will be the
opening day hurler against the
Athletics at Shibe park next Tues
day, Manager Joe Mccarthy said
today.
Gomez pitched nine innings
Thursday, allowing eleven hits.
However, weakness Of the Yankee
batters lost the game. They could
do little with Paul Dean, brother of
the well-known Dizzy.
Sammy Byrd hit another homer
Thursday, his third in three days,
to lead the Yankee hitters for the
training season with an average of
593.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers conclud-
ed their exhibition program away
from home by humping Norfolk of
the Eastern League Thursday, IS
to 4. Two homers by Hack Wilson,
who played only three innings, fea-
tured the game.
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BRAVES BEAT SENATORS

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, April g. Big
Fred Marberry was hammered for
thirteen safeties in five innings as
the Boston Braves nosed out the
Washington Senators here Thurs
day, 10 to 8.
General Crowder limited the Bos-
tons to two hits in four innings,
while the Mats hammered Zachary
and Brandt for sixteen blows. Mar
awhile and Hargrave led the Braves
with three hits each.
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Giants Rally;
Humble Tigers

By United Press
DETROIT. April s.-Detroit's Tig-
ers were home today to continue
their exhibition series with the New
York Giants. A sixth inning as
sault on Vic SoTell gave the Giants
flve runs and 5 to triumph over
the Tigers at Springfield, ILL.,, Thurs
day.
With two out in the sixth, Ethan
Allen crashed a home run over the
left field fence and then came
singles by Terry and Jackson and
doubles by Eddie Moore and Hogan
to add to the festivity. Moore's
drive to left cleared the bases. Bill
walker and Bell turned in fine
mound performances for the Giants
allowing but seven hits.
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Equipoise to
Race Again

By United Press
BOWIE, Md, April &C. v. Whit
ney's Equipoise, leading juvenile
money winner of 1880 which had to-
be shelved early in his 3-year-old
season because of foot injuries,
turned in brisk trial here Thurs
day. He ratified off six furlongs III
ia Us handily, the best move of
the morning.
Trainer Fred Hopkins, holding .he
stop-watch, timed the big son of
Pennant-Swinging in :23 at the
quarter, :48 3-5 at the half, and
1:01 lis at the five furlong pole.
He expects to start Equipoise early
in the Maryland spring season. Air
Pilot, Walter j. Salmon's Freak
ness and Kentucky Derby nominee
which set a new five-furlong track
record here Saturday breezed an
easy six furlongs in 120.
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CATHOLIC LEAGUE READY

= Two more clubs today entered the
Trinity, the latter having been in ii ths
H league to before; in 1880 This is the first
eight teams now comprising the circuit
are; Question Marks of Sacred Heart, St.
Catherine, st. Patrick, Holy Cross. HOLY
Rosary. Holy Trinity. Our Lady of Lourdes
ana ano Cathedral: Managers and coaches of
Sacred Heart; Fred Dilger, st. Catherine;
Cotton Cotton, MaSelin. Cathedral; Mr.. Meo, Holy
Hugh. Holy Trinity; Fritz Marley, Holy
Gross. and Frank Roth, st. Patrick. 4
contract has been made with the Indian
apolis Umpires' ssociation to handle all
league contests. In a recent meeting Rev.
Jonn Joseph Brogger was named honorary
president. of the Catholic Baseball League.
Rev Emil Goosens was elected president
OF the organization and Rev J. A. DUFFY
for the third consecutive year was chosen
secretary treasurer. The board Of direc-
Sansone,, Rev. Hugh and the officers with
Fred Dilger as chairman. The opening
date of the league has been delayed to
May Is.
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Louis but his wife and two children
are here with him. He is being at
tended by DR.. David w. Foster, re-
Gently appointed club physician
Manager Emmett McCann also went on
uniform. He had touch of the flu and
directed the team from the bench. Johnny
CoCney; SOuthpaT hnE s turned t, up with
out exercise for the day. That brought
Les Barnhart into action and the young
rish'hander produced above expectations
tom ANGLEY'S double in the
L. first round Thursday, scoring
Purdy, was short fly in center that
fell safe among four RedlegS,
Douthit, Roettger, Morrissey and
Durocher. The four FASTENERS all
rushed for the ball and then
stopped, each thinking somebody
else would take it.
q
Pid Purdy came through With some
dandy catches in left field and took keen
delight in having an important part in
the victory over his former mates. He
backed against the wall in the eighth and
captured Morrissey's drive. Rosenberg is
making himself at home in center and his
powerful throwing arm Is valuable in that
spot In the fourth Heath doubled and
on Roettger'S single Rosie shared the
sphere and cut off Heath at the plate.
n
DABE HERMAN walloped the ball
ID over the high right field wall
in practice but against Barnhart
failed to get the sphere out of the
infield. He was trying to knock one
into the next county and was top
ping the ball. He made a clean
steal of second in the first round
and covered his territory in efficient
fashion.
. u
The Tribe innerworks supplied Barn
hart with bang-up support Thursday and
the improvement in form of Frank Sagi-
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Gossip of the Indians

foos at aecOnd came as a pleasant sur
prise to the club chiefs. He had six as
sists and two putOuts and took part in
two double plays. Goldman contributed
sparkling stops on hard hit balls to hold
down the Ciney attack.
n y
GOLDMAN, Hale and Angley
~ each collected two hits. Extra
base swats compiled by the Indians
were triples by Angley and Sigafoos,
circuit clout by Hale and doubles
by Angley, Purdy and Wingard.
Spring training averages for regu-
lars and pinch hitters follow:
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PARKER DRUBS LOTT

NEW ORLEANS, April 8.-George
Lott, Americas No. ranking ten
mis- star who recently retired from
Davis Cup play, was on his way
home to Chicago today after losing
in the singles and defaulting in the
doubles Thursday in the Tulane
university invitational tournament.
Obviously off form, Lott was elm
mated, As. 6-8, by Frankie Parker,
national boys champion.
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Ten Athletes
Are Ousted
By Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April g.
Ten Bloomington high school ath-
letes today were declared ineligible
until Jan. l, 1888, by the Indiana
High School Association. They vio-
lated I. H. S. A. A. rules last Fri
day by playing in an independent
basketball game in the high school
gymnasium. Admission was charged
Athletes ruled cut were:
Charles WOODBURY., track and football;
Henry Wahl, track and baseball Forest
Alexander. track and baseball Tom Ma
row. baseball and track; William Stoute,
basketball and track Curtis Curry. swim
ming. Cecil Trowbridge baseball; Robert
Hsrrel golf; Harold Taylor. track.
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SnOwberger to Pilot Stock
Car In 5OO-Mile Classic

Shades of the racing past fickered
across the bricks of the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway today with the an
nouncement of the first factory
entry for the 500-mile race next
month. -Four other factories are
expected to announce teams in
rapid succession, it was declared by
Speedway officials.
Russell Snowberger, the husky
Philadelphia pilot who has been the
Moses OF the sport pointing the
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Hill, Maddox
Title Rivals

BIZ United Press
GREENSBORO, N. c., April 8. -
Mrs. Opal s. Hill of Kansas City
was prepared to defend her title to-
day in bitter links duel with the
iery southern challenger, Miss Mar
garet Maddox of Atlanta, as the
1nal round Of the Sedgefield Dog
wood women's golf tournament got
under way.
The noted western golfer and her
youthful opponent had little diff
Guilty Thursday in disposing of their
competitors in the seni-fnal. Mrs.
Hill eliminated Mrs. j. j. Lawlor of
New Rochelle, N. Y, and 4, while
Miss Maddox turned back Mrs. Leon
solomon of Memphis, Tenn, and g.
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Ring Wedding
Features Bill

One Of the largest crowds of the
season is expected at tonight's BAN
ner wrestling card at the armory.
Six bouts, topped by two falls
out of three match between Black
Panther Mitchell and Johnny
(Swede) Carlin, are on the bill
starting at $3.50. William McHale
and Frank Buchanan will referee.
Feature of the evening will be
a wedding in the ring, principals in
the ceremony being Jay Gardener.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the armory
mat cards, and Miss Georgian
Lambert.
Charlie Harbo tests Carl CLANCY. Harold
Sims meets scotty Blake, Auree Scott
meets Jack Scott, Speedy o'Neil tangles
with Art Craig and Ralph Hancock faces
Charlie Bobo in prelim events
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Toronto Near
Hockey Title

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, April S.-Toronto Ma
pie Leafs virtually had the Stanley
cup and the world hockey cham
pionShip in their grasp today after
drubbing New York's Rangers, to
2, at Boston Garden Thursday
night.
Leading two games to none in
the series, the Leafs were in high
spirits as they headed home, need
ing only one more victory in three
possible games to give Toronto it's
first ice championship since the ST..
Pats won in 1922.
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CLEVELAND is WINNER

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 8.
= Cleveland Indians flashed good
form to trip Chattanooga here
Thursday, 4 to 3. JablonoWski
opened on the Cleveland mound.
but was touched for three runs in
the first three innings. Sarge, Con-
nally and Lefty Lee, aided by a
triple play, checked the LooSouts,
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SCOUT CHAMPS CROWNED

Troop 9 defeated troop So to win
the city senior Boy Scout basketball
title Thursday, % to IT, while troop
81 beat troop SO. &c to II. to cop
junior laurels. Bob Davis of troop
81 won the senior craftsmanship
award; Eric Wadleigh of troop 81
the junior honor.
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NO POISON is FOUND

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, April g.
Two more days probably will pass
before chemical examination of
contents of the stomach of Phar
Lap, phenomenal race horse, is
completed.
University of California scientists
making the examination today said
no traces of poison had been found.
The Australian wonder horse"
died suddenly two days ago of an
ailment diagnosed by veterinarians
as gastric enteritis.
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BIZ mica Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April T.
Phil Talbot, former Indiana univer-
sity golf star, and runnerup in the
state amateur tournament last year,
has been named golf coach at Indi-
ana. He will assume his new post
Immediately. Talbot was graduated
from I. u. last year.
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PIRATES BOW IN TENTH

DALLAS, Tex, April 8. - Pitts
hurghS Pirates and the Dallas club
of the Texas League met here to-
day. The Pirates were noSed out
Thursday in the tenth inning, 10 to
9, by FIT. Worth. Bronze and Divins
gave up ten hits.
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BROWNS BUY SCHULTZ
BIZ Tnitcd Press

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ST. LOUIS, April 8.-John Schulz
lie, catcher for the Minneapolis club
of the American Association, has
been acquired by the st. Louis
Browns, it was announced at the
st. Louis clubs office here.
Under the terms, Minneapolis will
be given player in exchange for
Schultz. 1t has not been decided
who will be shipped to the Millers.
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BY EDDIE ASH

With the big event of spng-openng dayjust few
the spirited Indians pulling
na touches their preparations the important Owne
Bshs Mers established
field exhibition
tickets and there believe
full house.
Chamber OF Commerce plans for parade Of the lively old fashioned
going forward showing excellent progress
the Tribesmen predict
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PERRY STADIUM THURSDAY
CINCINNATI

Runs batted in-Hale. 3: Angley. 2; Siga-
foos. Wingard. Douthit. johnson. Home
run-Hale. Three-base hits-Angley. Siga-
fooS, Johnson. Two-base hits-Purdv Win
gard. Angley. Heath. Stolen base-Herman.
Double plays-Goldman TO Sigafoos to Win
gard: Hale to Sigafoos to Wingard: Nor
rissev to Durocher to Heath; Morrissey to
Heath. Left on bases-Reds. 8; Indians. 4.
Bases on balls-Of Barnhart 6. Struck
pitch-Johnsor. Umpires-McGrew Rus
sell and Pullman Time-1:45.
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CUBS RAINED OUT

BIZ Times Special
KANSAS CITY, April 8.-For the
first time this spring, Rogers HONS
by'S Chicago Cubs were rained out
of action when weather forced the
calling off of their scheduled con-
test with the Kansas City Blues
Thursday. They met today.
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ttryouts report at Riverside No. Sunday
West Side Monarchs will n1av pro.tioo
game Sunday with Central Transfer At
Grande Park. All players report at /
p: m Merrill and Peters notice. For
0565-W. HeAiionI
United Cabs have entered the Em-Roe
senior League. playing Sunday afternoon
pan. Next Sunday. Cabs tackle Modern
Moodmen IN a practice game at Riverside
no, 4 at 2:30 p: m. Ivan. Metcalf. Hites
marshall, Kindell and Dutch, notice.
Brookside park. All PLAYERS are asked 70
report at 1880 The first game Of the sea.
son at BrookSide is scheduled for April
rolet. S-Ne 0i'0'-
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his apartment
since and Thurs
day some concern
was felt by Tribe
officials over the
youn g players
condition. Kroner
W a S brought up
f r ON Oklahoma
City late last sea-
son and turned in
an impressive rec
ord in the final
tits of the 1881
campaign, His
home is in ST
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team is in the field again this year. Last
year, Recorders PLAYED throughout the
state. winning twenty games, losing four
team in the newly organized Eastern
League OF InSd diana ANY team wanting
Baldwin, or call Ha. 4505-M, ask for
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Hollywood Stars will practice this after
noon at $50. All players are requested
to attend. A meeting will follow the
practice at which uniforms will be issued
All tryouts are welcome. Manager Allen
G. Sweeney and Earl Order are asked to
report.
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McQuay Norris nine will practice Sun
day morning at Garfield No. at $3.50
a. m. All tryouts are asked to attend A
first baSeman and third baseman is
wanted. For information and games call
Vic at Drexel 5716-W.
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White SOx to Follow
Reds at Tribe Field
Second Contest With CinCy FASTENERS Carded Today
and Chicago Hose viii Invade Stadium Saturday:
Hale Hits Homer Against Big Leaguers.
COLD WEATHER PREVENTS CAME

Shortly before today
apos clubs conferred today
the second RedTrbe exhibition tilt called
timers started packing Chicago White
De here Saturday to meet the Indians
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the field last year. have reorganized with
fast club. Weymouth Bowman will
serve as manager. All former players and
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Fairmount Glass nine will meet at 935
Virginia avenue tonight at p. M A
catcher and third baseman is wanted See
Roscoe Lickliter at 935 Virginia avenue
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Shelby Service nine will practice at Gar
neld FRIDAY evening and will play prac-
tice game at Mars Hills Sunday.
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BY EDDIE ASH

ONH4V17 AAIVO1VIIOI IUUkIb IHIIu
~ sacker with the Indians, has
had bad luck since coming up from
the south. He was taken i'll last
Monday and has been confined To
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The Tribe innerworks supplied Barn
hart with bang-up support Thursday and
the improvement in form of Frank Sagi-
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Semi-PrO and Amateur Baseball

Tor practice. "oS