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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Yank Vet
Beats Don
U. S. SpeedbOat Pilot Wins
First Heat of Trophy
Race in Rain.

~ United Press
LAKE ST. CLAIR, Mich. Sept. 3.
Gar Wood, American defender OF
the Harmsworth trophy. flashed to
victory today in the first thirty-five
mile heat of the famous race after
trailing Kaye Don. the English
challenger, for four OF the five LAPS.
Woods Miss America X. its fortv-
eight cylinders beating out a steady
tattoo OF Staccato notes, crossed the
line full two miles ah-ad of Don's
white-hulled Miss England III.
Choppy water and rain which
turned from a drizzle to a steady
downpour midway the fourth lap
showed the speed of both boats.
Woods average for the thirty
five miles was 1904 miles an hour
far below the record set last year
by Don in Miss England II. when
ne raced the distance at an average
OF eighty-nine miles an hour.
Until midway the fourth Ian the
Miss America looked like a beaten
boat. Don had brought Miss Eng
land over the starting line we'll in
advance of Wood, and opened up a
lead of more than a mile on the
first lap.
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A. A. Notes

FOLLOWING three games in
II Louisville, one today and two
Sunday, the Indians will return
home Sunday night and on Monday
will continue their struggles with
Bruno Betzels Colonies at Perry
stadium. The holiday double head
er will be staged in two parts, one
tilt in the afternoon at 3 o'clock and
the other under the f1oodlights at
night at BIS. Due to the fact it
will be a holiday, here will be no
free gate for women as is customary
on Mondays.
The Tribesmen are holding third place
only by a slight margin over the Kansas
City Blues and the Milwaukee Brewers,
in nth position, also are enjoying a late
season squirt and threatening to move up
during the waning days of the A. A. cam
paign. Moreover, second place has not
been cinched by the Columbus Birds and
it would please Tribe, fans il their
FASTENERS would cut loose with some stNm
to overhaul the Buckeye boys.
Anglican 0nly one zane was played in the
lesgue-leading Millers thumped out a Is
10 Walkaway over the last pace Saints
The Bushmen collected twenty hits and
Joe MONTY, left fielder LED the attack with
Jour blows, including two doubles. Jess
Petty went the route for Minneapolis and
Kept eight Apostle hits scattered Ray
Fitzgerald. former Indian, weighed in with
two sateties for the winners The triumph
extended the Miller lead to nine full games
over Columbus,
ID AY PHELPS, the big Lacquer,
IN was turned back to Brooklyn
by Minneapolis Friday and Pete
Donohue was released the day be-
fore by Manager Bush. These pitch
ers were a flop in the A. A. Pilot
Bush is walking in with the league
pennant, but he has a look forward
to stopping the Newark Interna-
tionals in the little worlds series. 3"
He signed Elan Van Glider, big
right-hander, Friday, shortly after
the hurler was released outright by
indianapolis. Elan won three and
lost three for the Tribe. With a
chance for some extra currency in
sight the guess is that Van Glider
will extend himself to stay on the
Miller pay roll.
The Indians lost ten out of seventeen
games on their journey through the west
and passed out nag contenders but the
performance Of two young Tribe players
helped remove some Of the sting Of de-
feat. Jack Kroner. third sacker. and
Glenn Chapman, rookie outfielder, we're
impressive in more ways than one. Both
hit the ball hard and often and Chan
mans speed in the outfeld and on the
paths made him Standout prospect
Kroner has a great arm. and though
handicapped by shortage Of leg speed
he has boosted his chances to retain a
regular berth BY pulverizinE the sphere at
the plate.
IT was a royal home coming Fri
l. day for Manager Emmett Nc
Cam Of the Tribesmen, and he
couldn't get off the train fast
enough. He is the proud papa of a
son, born while the Indians we're
in Minneapolis, and he forgot all
about base hits and umpires' raw
decisions as he Speeded away from
the Union Station to greet Little
Mac"
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Race Entries
Saturday

AT DADE PARK
FIRST Race claiming: 2-yesr-oldS. hvs
ana one,half fuTlongs High Diver. i07;
Doreen M lO4; My Gentleman. 1917. Bos
ton Common. ll2; Golden Deeds. liz: Lii
lie Goblin, ~; Elegy. liz: Worthv's
Pride lo4; Golden Bala, 1907; Brition i6s'
Second, Race lcIaiming: 2-vear-old
maidens; six furloungs ,@Punita' al i 1879
P Srs SOh IGs sSs EH'IqSve i98 Easter
tett 1l2 Quick Verdict. f0s. Ameri nyS
Prince. l08; Sweet Flag. 100: Sand ins,
B5u uf.1 Cooper ll2; Spring Flight. los.
TIfreI,o Fr6nce VINE lO6; Mschilla 1903;
Tree. l08. e''iiu'
Third Race (claiming; 3-year-olds and
up, SIX Iurlongsl Take Of. l12: Ragged
Ann. 109: Abe Furst. lO6: Monnie %.
666SoSIer twist. ll2; Donna c. 1903: Rare
ESd maIn n ~ Marabou, 112: Last Attempt.
loS; Tarpon, liz; Decoration LADY i03p
Fourth Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
g qGpi' pa Paae park ursel-ssmbo Brown.
Scar lOs Wood River. los: stop Can
Firth Race Claiming; handicap: 3-vear-
oloS and up; mile -Ridgeview. lis: pref
ty Penny. los: Ouickawav, 100. Osciilatien
lo2' Mania III; Caron. lis Rusty, ito.
Sixth Race Claiming: 2-year-olds Ave
ana ana one-haf furlongs) -Soeur Blanche
lU6. Jessie Dear. 1903; (al Sun eros. lis:
gown White. l06: talCaptain Jov' lis:
gilmore. us: Aurebon. Ill; Patsyette. i0s:
IA wecharles and Bradelbane stable.
Seventh Race Cclaiming:l s-vear-olds
ana up; milel-Curry Girl 1903: Estn. liz:
Broad A.. lO9: Ham. 112: Stage Struck
~; Quando. los; Barney Keen. liz: Band;
pan. liz: Corbeau. 112: Silkoline, 100:
Royal Guinea, liz; Glvnhurst. i06:
Princess A. O.. 1903: Adalor T.. liz; Or
cheStration IL: Gloria Diane. 1903: Lovely
Woman; 1903: Dawn Mist. 103: White COL
Weather. clear: track. slow.
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New Orleans
Cops Grown

BIZ Times Special
MANCHESTER, N. H, Sept. B.
New Orleans today held the 1882
national junior baseball champions.
The western champions won the
crown by defeating Springfield,
Mass, in the finals of the American
Legion tournament here Friday, 5
to 3, in ten innings.
Springfield took a to 0 lead in
the third inning. but New Orleans
scored twice in the fourth and once
in the fifth to knot the count, and
tailed twice more in the. tenth for
their second victory of the series.
Wednesdays game was a tie.
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2-Year-Old
Stars Tangle
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Sept. 3.-The Hopeful stakes, carry
ing value of approximately $40, 900,
drew nine outstanding 2-year-old
Sprinters for todayS feature battle
over the six and half furlong route.
Chief interest was focused on w.
R. Goes Ladysman, leading Juvenile
money winner, and William Wood
wards Happy Gal, fllly champion.
In three previous meetings the Coe
colt has won two victories. Ladys-
man will go to the post carrying top
weight Of 100 pounds, while Happy
Gal received a 127 impost.
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INDIANAPOLIS Ramblers have open dates
after Labor day and would IKE I, 10 h IoUS
zoos Southeastern avenue, or call pr. OlIe'
ASH Tor Jerry Bargersvine, Lebanon,
Fountaintown and Morristown, notice
to Crewfordsville K. of C. at ,Crawtords-
vills sunday. S to L. Young allowed nine
scattered hits and struck out nine men men
Bennett Of the CsseyS ms5cs nj Eat mon for
Krogers and Dewitt and Kelly lea me
K e attack Krogers take on Kibler All
Stars in return game e., a. o Gre dnrieion
over the Krogers and real patIe Is
sxnected on Labor day. Krogers play a
double header at Mars HILL starting al
! p. m.
Vonnegut Hardware nine plays the fast
Hoosier A. B. C.s at Gadsden SUNDAY.
Baker or Yarmouth and Keller Will form
the Hardware battery.
Beech Grove Reds defeated Willard A.
C.. 3 to /, in ave innings Sunday, the
game being cut short by rain, KEGS
SsT Bet hsy s SHHd1{ Ike fn ndaSa
reforrnatory nine at Pendleton. Mon Mon
dav afternoon, Reds take on Bargersville
al Beech Grove in the second OF three
game series.
Fletcher Avenue Cubs are without 3
game for Monday. Call Or. 2725, ask
for Al.
indianapolis cubs. yet to be defeated by
a state team. are without games Tor sun
day and Monday Sirens. state, state team teams
Richnrond. Anderson Batesville. RushviHe,
Medora, Scottsburg, Seymour and others,
notice Cubs will practice tonight AT
o'clock.
Question Marks have permit for Gar
field and would like to hear from = Team
REGARDING, S1Sm stvt ier su and G Ask
for John. Holy Trinity and st. Catherine
notice.
Plainheld Commercials will play Hoosieer
A 3. Cs at Plainfield Monday. H. A.
Hessler. Plainield manager asks A. B. Cs
to CONFIRM game through this column.
Fiftv-second street Merchants will have
Toon and Campbell ready for mound duty
when they tangle with OHara Sans at
Bellaire diamond SUNDAY; Fletcher ana
against Clermont
indianapolis Recorders los. close, game
10 Louisville Black Caps at Louisville last
Sunday. to 4. Labor day. the Recorders
play Seymour Reds at Seymour They
have Sept. IL open. Address 7. Baldwin,
45o5-M for games.
Freiie A. C.S viii play BrookSloe CUBS
Sunday at Brookside No. and will take
on Lexington A. C.s in a douhle-header on
Labor day For games call Drexel S6S7,
ask for Jacob Freije. Kroger A. C.s, notice.
Leon Tailoring nine will meet willard
A. Cs Sunday at Ellenberger park at ;
o. m Both clubs are rated high among
the city independent mines. For games
with Tailors, write H. &. Bepiay, s2i North
Ritter avenue. or phone Irvingtou 1897.
Indianapolis Cubs and Gaseteria. notice.
MIDWAY GRIDMEN MEET
MidwayS will hold their first football
meeting wednesday Sept. Z. at Elhotts.
1874 South Randolph street. at 7.4S p. m.
All players and tryouts are requested TO
attend.
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BUILDERS AT FRANKLIN


Christian Men Builders tennis
team will meet Indiana Masonic
Home meters today at ? D. m.
on the Masonic Home courts at
Franklin. The Masonic Home team
defeated c. M. B. earlier in the sea
son, 5 to 3. Today's matches fol-
low.
SINGLES-George Stewart (cMBl vs.
Alfred Grif1y NH: Jim Lorton cMBl VS.
John Hohson NH: Lester Barnes tCMB}
VS.. Jack West NH: Bill Keller tcMBl
lcMBl vs.. Robert LEROY NH
DOuBLES-JeSs Martin and Vic Kelly
iCMBl. vs. Hobson and West NH Ior-
ton and p. Keller tCMBl IS Grifv and
Franklin Barnard NH: Barnes and NJ
Keller iCMBl vs. Davies and LEROY NH, .
Stewart and Bob Pogue CMBl VS.. Shell
lie shonk and Jonas uland tAGHl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
Rivals Play
Sen1i-Finals

Bell Telephone nine and Modern
Woodmen tangle at Pennsy park
this afternoon for the right to meet
Riverside Oylmpics on Sept. 10 for
the city class A diamond champion
ship.
Both teams have been defeated
once in the title series, the Bell
FASTENERS rsllying in the ninth in
ming to defeat the Woodmen two
weeks ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
WOMAN RACES DEATH

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-First half
of 5,000-mile dash to the bedside
Of her mother, dying in England,
was completed Thursday by Mrs.
Olive Payne, wife of the marine
superintendent of the Panama Ca
nal Zone, when she reached the
Olympic after an airplane fight
from Panama.
The liner delayed sailing when
word was received that Mrs. Payne's
plane had been grounded by storm
at Camden, NJ j., and that she was
Fastening to New York by train.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
u. S. Meters to
Get Long Tour

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Ellsworth
Vines, national singles tennis cham
pion, will lead a team of ranking
American players on a five month
tour of Australia and the Pacific
islands, the United States Lawn
Tennis Association announced.
The team, which will represent
the association, plans to sail on Oct.
5 from San Francisco. Other mem
bers of the team will be Wilmer
Allison, John Van Ryn and Keith
Gledhill. Mrs. Allison and Mrs.
Van Ryn will accompany them.
Vines expects to be married soon,
and his bride will go on the tour.
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DIAMOND TOURNEY SET

BIZ 7 ImeS NDecl1I
CLOVERDALE, Ind. Sept. B.
A baseball tournament involving
four rivals from this district, is
carded for Monday at the local
park. Cloverdale Grays, Indiana
Negro All-Stars, Greencastle Mer-
chants, and Spencer Corn Parchies
are entered, with the first game at
10 a. M, the second at l p. m, and
the winners meeting at p. m.
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Friday Fight Results

AT PARIS France-Young Perez.
France, defeated Marine Arilla, Spain
(10l; retained worlds dyweight title.
AT BUFFALO, N. Y.-Charley Berlanger,
17S. Canada defeated Lou Scozza. 176.
Buffalo t10l; Joe Doktor. 1874, Buffalo,
knocked out Tommy Paverlak, III, Ba-
tavia, N. Y. a..
AT ASBURY PARK. N. J-Vince Dun
dee. 1913, Newark defeated Bill Angelo, l54,
Leipervile Pa. 10l George Forester, 1853,
Elizabeth, stopped Joe Merker, 165, Perth
Amboy "a.
AT NEW YORK-Benny Leonard. ISL,
York 81; Petri Hayes. 1873 New York, de-
ieated Al Peters. l26. New York 81.
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PU T7uifcd Press

By United Press
ST. PAUL Mimi, Sept. 3.-Only
four players remained Unbeaten to-
day in the 1882 P. G. A. champion
ship tournament over Keller course.
DIN Dutra, towering Castilian
from Santa Monica, Cal, and Ed
ward Dudley of Concordville, Pa,
had survived all previous rounds and
were matched in the upper bracket
semi final match of thirty-six holes.
In the lower bracket, Tom Creavy
of Albany, N. Y, the defending
champion, faced Frank Walsh of
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q Yet to Play

Since 1924, no National League
team has been able to win more
than thirteen consecutive games.
The Cubs have twenty-seven
more games to play, twelve at home
and fifteen abroad. If they win
fourteen of them, the Pirates will
have to win twenty out of their
remaining twenty-four games to tie
the Cubs for the pennant.
The Cubs have won sixteen out
of seventeen games during the
home stand which closes Sunday,
and twenty-three out of twenty
eight since Charlie Grimm sue
ceeded Rogers HornSby as manager.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03

Rain today threatened to post
pone action in three tennis tourna-
ments on local courts.
Don Mellett and Dan Morse were
scheduled to battle in the finals OF
the Butler junior tournament to-
day. Mellett beat j. Inman, 60,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03
SPORT POST TO FEENEY

Al Feeney, Indianapolis athlete
and former Notre Dame football
star, has been appointed deputy
state athletic commissioner, it was
announced Friday. He replaces E. V.
knight Of New Albany, who resigned
recently.
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is MAT VICTOR
Coast Heavy Downs Guthrie in
Main Wrestling Go.

Taking two straight falls, George
Bauer, California heavyweight CRAP
pier, defeated Elmer Guthrie, Salt
Lake City, in the main go at the
South Meridian street arena Friday
night. First fall was gained in fif-
teen minutes and the second toss in
four minutes. Other results:
Henry Kolln and Walter Gable. draw
thirty minutes; George Baltzer downed
Johnny Carlin. one fall match: ANDY
Rasher tossed Black Inkley. one fall match
and Ed Baker and Bill Honetcutt no fall
dfteen-minute match
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Signals!

BY United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Col-
IN lege football practice got
under way Thursday in the
metropolitan area when forty
two Columbia university grid
iron aspirants and thirty-ive
Manhattan college huskies
went through their initial
workouts.
Coach Lou Little sent the
Columbia squad through two
workouts, one in the morning
and one in the afternoon. He
will follow this routine until
university classes start.
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Major Leaders
LEADING HIrrERs
HONE RUNS
CHICAGO TRACKS OPEN
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Two Chicago
race tracks. Lincoln Fields and Au-
rora, opened their autumn meetings
simultaneously today. The Lincoln
Fields meeting viii run for thirty
one days and the Aurora meeting
for thirteen days.
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Malone and Bush Ready

Charlie Grimm's inspiration boys
easily won their thirteenth straight
game Friday by pummeling the
Cardinals, 8 to 5. For today Grimm
selected Pat Malone and Guy Bush
to keep the Cubs winning streak
intact. Dizzy Dean and Paul Der
ringer we're the Cards pitching
nominations.
If the Cubs annex No. IA and Is
today, they will hold one of the
longest winning streaks in baseball
history. Only twelve times in mod
ern baseball annals has any team
won fifteen or more games in a row.
The longest winning streak in ma
jor league history is twenty-six
straight, which the New York
Giants set in 1916, and, strangely
did not win the pennant. Since
1900, the twelve longest winning
Streaks follow:
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Chicago Hopes to Be First
N. L. Team Since 1924
to Win Is.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-The Chicago
Cubs have an opportunity to create
a few records today, providing they
can bowl over the world champion
st. Louis Cardinals in both games
Of a double-header.
If the Cubs win twice, they will
extend their winning streak to fif-
teen straight, the longest ever
achieved by any Chicago National
League team.
Back in 1906 the Cubs, under the
peerless Frank Chance, won four
teen straight games, but not until
1918 did another Cub team come
close to that mark. That was when
Joe McCarthy's team won thirteen
in q row.
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Only one game scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati .......... 900 600 0l0- 9 0
Pittsburgh .......... 100 900 10x-2 l
Lucas and lombard; French and Grace
St. Louis .......... 201 900 200 0
Chicago .......,.... 1913 200 COX ID 0
Carleton. Sy Johnson, Lindsey and j.
Wilson; Grimes, Root and Hartnett.
Only two games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago ........... 600 900 100 8 o
st. Louis .........,. 10 900 ok 3 4
Lyons and CRUDE; Blaeholder and R.
Terrell.
Washington ...... $50 O3O O1O- 7 u 0
New York .......... 900 900 DOL 5 .
Marberry and Spencer; Pipgras, Wells
and Dickey Jorgens.
First Came
Philadelphia ....... 201 900 PIX 10 1
Weiland, Boerner and Tate; Mahafey
and Heving.
Second Came
Boston ............. 900 900 600 0 1
Philadelphia ........ 800 O32 34x-15 IA l
Kleine McNaugton Gallagher and Tate;
Pickering; Krausse and Cochrane.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis at Chicago two games d.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at BROOKLYN.
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PURDUE CUTS PRICE

Kansas Aggie Grid Tilt Ducats to
Sell for 81.
By United Press
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept. 3-The
price of tickets for the opening
football game of the Purdue sched-
ule with the Kansas Aggies here
Oct. l have been reduced from 50 to
81, it was announced today.
This will be the lowest price in
modern Purdue football history.
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CITY RIVALS TO MEET

GaseteriaS and Y. NJ. S. Mines to
Clash at BrOOkSide.
The GaSeterias and Y. NJ. S. mines,
two of the fastest of local league
teams. will wind up their Municipal
schedule at Brookside park Sunday
afternoon. Both teams have large
followings and the rivalry contest is
expected to We viewed by big
crowd.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville.
Columbus at Toledo.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at New York.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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vonnerut Hardware nine plays the fast
Hoosier b C.s at Gadsden sunday.
Baker or Yarmouth and Keller Will form
the Hardware battery
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r 70 / in Ave innings Sunday, the
game being cut short by rain. Reds
Entertain New Bethel Sunday, and on
Monday morning. they play the lnaiana
dav afternoon, Reds take on Bargersville
al Beech Grove in the second OF three
game series.
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Question Marks have permit Tor Car
acid and would like to hear from team
regarding a game for SUNDAY. Call Har-
rison 45s1-M, between and Z p. m ASK
for John Holy Trinity and ST. Catherine
notice.
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Only one game scheduled.
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With Semi-PrOs
and Amateurs

tier Labor day and would like to book
road games. Write Indianapolis ,Ramblers'
zoos Southeastern avenue, or call DR. OlI4'
asI Tor Ierrv BargerSville, Lebanon,
FonntaintoWn and Morristown notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03

Fifty-second Street Merchants will have
Toon and Campbell ready for mound duty
when thev tangle with OHara Sans at
Bellaire diamond sunday. Fletcher and
Elliott will pitch Mondays double-heaoer
against ClermOnt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-03

MidwayS will hold their first football
meeting wednesday. Sept {. at Elliotts.
All players and tryouts are requested to
attend.
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Although rain threatened to de
lay todayS opening program, har-
ness racing fans were hoping for a
break from the weather man before
Monday, when the grand circuit
stars open their campaign at the
Playground oval.
Events and entries for this after
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indianapolis Recorders lost a close game
to Louisville Black Caps at Louisville last
Sunday. s to T. Labor dsy. the Recorders
plsy Seymour Reds at Seymour They
have Sept II open. Address 7. Baldwin,
1920 Shriver avenue, or call Harrison
s505-M for games.
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Plainheld Commercials will play Hoosier
A 3. Cs at Plainfeld Monday. Il A.
Hessler. Plainfield, manager asks A. b C.s
to CONFIRM game through this column.
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Fletcher Avenue Cubs are without 3
game for Monday. Call DR.. 2i2o, ask
for AL