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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-20
Local Stars
Crack Marks

By Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-Three In
dlana-Kentucky A. A. U. swimming
records were broken by Indianapolis
paddlers here Friday. Paul Strack
clipped 1.9 seconds off the 100 me-
tiers mark with a 1:5.5 performance.
Helen Lee Smith swan the 4OO-meter
tree-style event for women in $685..
knocking 1872 seconds off her old mark.
Francis Hodges churned flfty-meters back
stroke in :S6. another record.
Other indianapolis winners were Joan
Fox in the 25-yard free style for girls
under II; Barbara Tompkins in the 100
meter free style for girls under IA; Fred
Robinson in the 5O-meter free style for
boys under 16 and Ned Tillman in the
2oo-meters free style for men.
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Meme and Leon Chagnon we're the
victims of the New York attack.
The defeat dropped the Pirates
to third place as Brooklyn whipped
Cincinnati, to 0, to move into the
runner-up position. Van Lingle
Mungo continued his brilliant hurl-
ing in turning back the Reds with
six hits. In his last thirty-seven
innings, Mungo has yielded only
three runs.
Brooklyn advanced within 215
games of the leading Chicago Cubs,
who dropped to decision to the
Braves. The Braves pounded Ma
lone, Hermann and Grimes for four
teen hits to score their only victory
in the fOur-game series.
Jackie Flowers single scoring Will
son gave the Cardinals a to
eleven-inning victory over the
Phillies.
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BIZ United Press

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 90
The forty-f1fth annual women's ma
tional tennis singles championships
moved into to semi-final round to-
day with Miss Helen Jacobs of Cali
fornia, topheavy favorite, meeting
Mrs. Elsie Goldsack Pittman, rated
as the best of the foreign entrants.
Miss Carolyn Babcock of Los An
geleS was pitted against Miss Joan
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o Chatter of the A. A. o

over the scoreboard in left center.
He hit 1927 in 1881, but fell off to
1858 this season.
The X. G. Blues are rated weak against
SOuthpaw pitching, but Johnny CoOney
couldn't fool em Friday night in Kawtown
and was removed in the third stanza. He
was solved for eight hits. Campbell re-
ieved and turned in good job until his
control deserted him, and Joe Heving fin
apple cart in the seventh and the defeat
was chaIked against Heving. making his
seasons record thirteen wins and five
losses.
Hal Smith, ace of the K. c. mound staff,
was Knocked out of the box by the Indians
in the second session. The Hoosiers took
a liking to his right-handed delivery and
moreover Smith received poor support on
the part of his inf1eld. Kansas City had
thirteen runners left stranded and the IN
dians only five. Pete Monahan, former
Angley poled two safe for the Tribe The
Indians finally stopped a double steal,
Angley to Goldman to ,Angley in the third,
erased at the plate as Campbell famed
Snyder.
Art Ruble, Minneapolis right
fielder, is on wild batting spree.
He ran his string of consecutive
hits to nine before being retired
In his last trip to the plate in In
dianapolis Monday night he dou-
bled and the Millers were idle Tues
day and Wednesday. Against To-
ledo Thursday Ruble collected five
hits in a row, including two homers,
and on Friday connected for three
blows in his first three efforts, sock
ing a homer and two doubles.
Friday, in Milwaukee, the Louisville
Colonies stacked up a lead of 9 to 0 by
the third inning before the Brewers got
started. Final score: Milwaukee, 10; Louis
willie, 9. You've got to give the Brewers
credit for that one.
Slim Harris held the slugging Columbus
Birds to six hits Friday and the taiiend
Saints made it TWO in row over Billy
Southworth's crew. Southworth now is
getting the same grief suffered by Memo
Lelbold. former BIRD pilot; It was In st.
Paul that the Birds hit the skids before,
and Leibold lost his job Southworth was
brought in to save" the team.
Owing to the pressure of business
affairs, Jack Hendricks, Tribe bust
ness manager, will not go to Gin
cinnati Sunday to manage the old
timers squad in the veterans game,
to follow the regular Pirate-Red
league tilt. Buck Herzog was named
to take Hendricks place. Both are
former Cincy team pilots.
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Talbot went one up again when
Bassett's tee shot found a trap on
the fifth, and they halved the sixth
in As. Bassett three-putted on the
seventh, missing the second tap
from about one foot, and missed a
chance to cut Talbott'S lead on the
eighth when he three-putted again,
getting a halve. They shared the
ninth in regular figures.
Bassett got birdie on the tenth,
and after they had halved the elev-
enth in par the Ft. Wayne youth
squared the match by winning the
twelfth with par 4. Talbot went
one down on the fourteenth, when
he was stymied by a tree and sent
his second into the rough. Both
were in trouble on the fifteenth and
wound up even, Bassett going two
up on the sixteenth with a birdie
2 after driving within two feet of
the cup.
Talbot made a wonderful recovery
for a halve on the seventeenth.
Both played the eighteenth poorly,
encountering trouble in traps and
winding up with a halve in IS.
The cards.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. - Jimmy
Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics
and Lefty O'Doul of the Brooklyn
Dodgers still are blazing the trail
for major league batters.
Official averages released today
and including games of Thursday
show Foxx in first place in the
American League with an average
of 1857, while O'Doul is the leading
batsman in the senior circuit with
a percentage Of 1866.
Johnny Allen of New York has
the best pitching record in the
American League with eleven vic
tories against two defats, but his
teammate, Lefty Gomez, has regis
tered the most victories, twenty.
Lon Warneke of the Cubs, with
seventeen victories against five de-
feats, is heading the parade of
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A. B. C.'s in 2
Tits Sunday

jim Taylor's A. B. Cs will return
to Perry stadium Sunday for dou-
ble-header with the Nashville Elite
Giants, leaders of the second half
race in the Southern Negro League.
The third tilt of the series will be
played Monday afternoon.
A. B. C.S have won nine of their
last fourteen games. Thompson and
Murray will form the battery for the
first game Sunday, which starts at
2 p. m. Joe Hewitt, Nashville man
ager, will start Willis, his slab ace,
in the opener. Nashville has
strengthened it's lineup with Lyons
at first and Bankhead, pitcher. The
A. B. G. lineup will be:
Thompson, 2b Binder. Sd; Scott, 1b; Will
liam, If; Jackson, CT; Andrews rf; Lyles,
IS; Murray, c; Thompson, p.
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Bassett Holds 2 Up
Edge Over Talbot
Fl. Wayne Youth PAGES Bloomington Rival at Hallway
Marx Of 36-Hoe TusSIe for Indiana ANA
teur Golf Crown
BY DICK MILLER
Times stan Correspondent

WOODMAR COUNTRY CLUB, HAMMOND Ind, Aug 2O-RaIy-
BaSsett.
Bloomington
title here today
Bassett down to his
On the incom
ing however finished in 35 one under
Tabos
holes carded for this afternoon.
Talbot registered brides the first
eighteen putt Baet
Bloomington star found trap Base par
the match when Talbot over
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PITTSBURGH EASY FOR SOUTHPAWS SLIPS TO THIRD PLAC1
Rally
Raps Tribe
GoIdman'S Wild Throw in
Seventh Brings Sixth
Straight Loss.

By Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 90
Despite the fact they were being
outbatted, the Indians were well on
the way to victory over the Blues
here Friday night and were riding
out in front, to 3, only to blow
in the seventh and Kansas City
grabbed the series opener, 7 to 6.
Erratic play by Goldman at
shortstop was the main factor in
the defeat of the Tribesmen. Gold
man was slow in fielding rollers to
his position and his wild throw per-
mitted two runs to score in the
seventh and also placed the winning
run on third.
The Blues put over their four-run
winning splurge in the seventh after
two down. 1t was the sixth straight
setback for the Hoosiers and put
them eight games back of the
league leading Minneapolis Millers.
Cooney, Campbell and Heving toiled
on the Tribe rubber, and the Kaws
also used three Fingers, Smith,
Using and Fowler. Hits were nine
for the losers and sixteen for the
home nine.
The teams will meet under the
lights again tonight and then close
the series with a double-header Sun
day afternoon. The Indians will in
wade Milwaukee Monday.
The Indians scored two markers
in the initial inning Friday night,
two in the second, one in the third
and one in the sixth, and the Blues
chalked up three runs in the first
and four in the seventh. The Kaws
in fourth place, are only two games
back of the birthplace Tribesmen.
The margin between the Columbus
Birds in second place and the In
dians is one and half games.
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DIAMOND RIVALS PLAY

Two strong local independent RI
walls will tangle at Pennsy park
Sunday, with the strong st. Pat
rick's nine taking on Y. M. S. in q
double header.
Action will get under way at :
p. m, and a large crowd is expected
Pendergast and Brooks will open
on the Saints firing line, with Ba-
der and Mueller forming the Y
M. S. Battery.
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3 BIG LEAGUERS RETIRE
By Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Three big
league stars were placed on the vol
UNFAIRLY retired list by Commission
er K. M. Lands today.
Charley Jameson, long a hero
with Cleveland, may never play
again, due to abscesSed teeth which
partially paralyzed one side of his
face and injured his sight. Bob
Burke, who pitched a not-hit- no
run game for Washington last year,
retired after being sent to Chat
tanooga, and Red Worthington, Bos-
ton Braves outflelder, was retired
for the season due to a broken leg.
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When Ray Fitzgerald was sup
planted in the Indianapolis outfeld
by Fuzzy Huff, the Coast Lacquer
who so far has failed to solve A. A.
pitching to any extent Fitz went job
hunting. Ray has reputation as
fly hawk and his unemployment
was short-lived. Manager Bush of
the league-leading Millers decided
he could use an extra man and now
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Rolling Ridge,
Officers Play

Rolling Ridge and Fl. Harrison
officers polo teams will renew their
rivalry at Rolling Ridge field Sun
day in the third game of a series.
In previous tits, the local rivals
played to a sail draw and the
Ridge riders captured a 9 to 8
thriller last Sunday.
Proceeds from the series will be
donated to the made work commit
tee of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Rolling Ridge field is located at
Forty-sixth street and Ralston
avenue, northeast of the Playground.
Action will start at $3.50 p. m.
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NICHOLS PINS LYONS

Hugh Nichols, light heavyweight
title claimant, won the first and
third falls to defeat Red Lyons in
the feaure mat event at South Me-
ridian arena Friday night.
Billy Thorn and Jack Domar went
thirty minutes to no fall, and Henry
Kolln pinned Johnny Carlin in
eleven minutes. while Andy Rascher
tossed Bud Lester in six minutes.
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MICHAELIs BUILDERS MEET

George NIichaelis, sponsor of the
Michaelis Builders, champions OF
the st. Philip No. League for the
season of 1892, will celebrate the
winning of top honors with a
chicken dinner for the team men,
bers and families Sunday. Mem
bers of the winning team include
Capt. Oscar Michaelis, Joe Michael
is, L. Faust, c. Baker, F. Schlei-
mer and .. Abbott.
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Argentine Olympic Team
Stranded at Village
By United Press

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 90
The Argentine team to the tenth
Olympic games was stranded at
Olympic village today, its scheduled
departure for Buenos Aires indefi-
nitely postponed.
The athletes had packed their be-
longings and were ready to entrain
when word came from Henry Niese
Argentine consul here and president
of the Argentine delegation, post
poning the departure. Asked if lack
of money had halted the teams re-
turn, Niese refused to reply.
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With Seni-PrOs
and Amateurs

After a week of hard practice, Kautsky
A. C.s are in top shape for their battle
with the undefeated Dayton Marcos at
Richmond Sunday afternoon at 2:3O day
light time). All players are requested to
be in front of L. Strauss & Co. at 9:45
a. m. President Vigran of the Eastern In
diana League will present the Dayton club
With a cup emblematic of the league
championship before the game.
Aug. 2Sth, the Kautskys will make their
first local appearance when they invade
Perry stadium to meet Jim Taylor's fast
A. B. C.s in double-header.
Bridgeport will meet Eastern All-Stars
at their home diamond Sunday. Eastern
An-Stars was the first team to outscore
and Lakewood probably will work on
the Bridgeport firing line.
Indianapolis Cardinals will play AIS
Service nine at Longacre Sunday The
game will start at 2:30 p. m. A. Brehob
and S. Soultz will form the Cards battery.
Indianapolis Bulldogs will play at Ad-
vance Sunday. All players meet at In
dlanola park, Elder avenue and West
Washington street at 1880 a. m. Sunday.
Indianapolis Cubs will play at Craw-
louisville Sunday. The Cubs are open for
aug. 70 ana otner dates.
West Side Monarchs want game for
Sunday. to be played at Grande park.
Call Belmont 0565W.
Kelley All-Stars will play Southport Com
mercials at Southport Sunday and hope to
annex their fourteenth victory Of the sea
son. Manager Kelley would Ike to OBJ
tain the service of a fast third baseman.
Call Beech Grove rs r IL.
Oliver will be on the mound for O'Hara
Sans when they meet the fast jamestown
nine at jamestown Sunday. Oliver has
won seven games and lost one. He has
struck out II. allowed an average Of four
hits and 1.24 earned runs per game. Sans
will meet at 1880 North Dearborn street
at 1920 a. m. Sunday. For games call
Cherry 425z-W, or address II. L. Hustedt
1880 North Dearborn street. Sans have
open dates Sept. Is and rs in October.
Indianapolis Reserves will play at
louisville Sunday. Lefty Newbold or
Thompson will be on the mound for the
Reserves and Christopher and Warner
are expected to form the battery for lions
vile.
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Fitzgerald is a
member of the
pace settlers in
Tom Hickey's cir
cult.
Spencer Harris,
one of the Miller
fly chasers, has a
bad leg and this
situation supplied
an opening for
the former Indian
C e n t er fielder.
Bush picked up
Fitzgerald at no
cost owing to the
fact the player
@4xk
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Brazil Fetes
Ivan Fuqua
By United Press

I bY United Press
BRAZIL. Ind, Aug. 2O.-Brazil
was to honor its Olympic champion
with a mammoth celebration to-
day. Ivan Fuqua, Indiana univer-
sity athlete, was to be the guest of
honor. A band concert, parade and
speeches by Brazil city officials
were on the program.
Fuqua was member of the United
States relay team which carried off
all honors at the Los Angeles games.
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RHODIUS WINS AGAIN

Rhodius swamped Bethany park
water polo team of Brooklyn, Ind
Friday night at Rhodius, II to O
Goals were scored by tie following
West indianapolis players: Krick
s, McIntire, 4; Mills, 3; Burgess, 2;
Goerte, l, and Captain jim Mot
SINGER. l.
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FAIREN0 ENTERS CUP

By UHitcd Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-William
Woodwards Faireno, Gusto's lead
ing rival for the 3-year-old turf
title, will run against c. V. Whit
ney's Equipoise in the Hawthorne
Gold Cup, Aug. 81, Hawthorne Off
Gals said today.
Faireno is scheduled to be shipped
here from Saratoga Monday.
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Two Britons Battle Yankee
Stars In WOmen's Net PLAY

Ridley of England in the other
semi-final match.
Miss Babcock won her way into
the semi-f1nal round with victory
over Mrs. Lawrence A. Harper of
Oakland, 6-3, rs.
Mrs. Pittman advanced with a
6-3, 60 victory over Miss Mary
Greet of Kansas City while Miss
Ridley won her quarter-final match
from Mrs. Marjorie Morrill, Painter
Of Dedham, Mass, 3-6, 8-6, ga.
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DISTANCE STARS CLASH

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Wiliam
Agee, Baltimore distance runner,
faced a field of 125 today in defense
of his title as national =. A. U
marathon champion.
Clarence De Mar, seven times win
ner of the Boston marathon, and
Paul De Bruyn, German champion
and victor in the Boston race this
year, were joint favorites with Agee
to win the A. A. U. title over a
twenty course.
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Friday when the
Giants pounded
out a 10-to-4
victory and it
m a r k e d the
eleventh time in
the losing streak
that they had
been turned back
by t-handers.
The Pirates hit
hard enough Fri
day, but Carl Hub
bell merely went
through the mo-
tons in register
ing his fourteenth
victory Of the sea-
son. The Giants
gave him a six
run lead in the
first inning. Heinie
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d0re batted for Goldman
KANSAS CITY
Totals ......39 7 Is 81 II
Grigsby batted for Using in seventh.

Grigsby batted for Using in seventh.
Indianapolis .............. 221 OO1 oOO- 6
Kansas City ............. 300 900 40x- 7
Runs batted in-Kroner ~, Huff,
Rosenberg Cooney, Marquardt, Moslof
Pick. Monahan, Snyder. Grigsby Two
base hits-Kroner. Hassler. Moslof, Mar
quardt. Three-base hit-Pick. Stolen base
-Sigafoos. Double play-Angley to Gold.
man to Angley Left on bases-Indian-
apolis, 5; Kansas City, 10. Bases on balls
off Cooney,. l., off Campbell 3; off
Heying, l. Struck out-By Smith, /: by
Cooney, 2; by Using, 2; by Campbell, s.:
by Heving, q by Fowler, l. Hits-Of
Smith. in 1-3 innings; off Using, in
5 2-3 innings; off Fowler. 0 in 2 innings;
off Cooney, 8 in 2 1-3 innings: off Camp
bell. l in 3 1-3 innings off Heving Z in
21-3 innings Wild pitches-Tising,
Heving. Winning fredericksburg. Losing
pitcher-Hevng. Umpires-Johnston and
Devormer. Time-205.
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BUGS Lose
16Out of
Is Starts
HubbeII of Giants Eleventh
Lefty to Turn
Back Club.
LyLnited Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Left-
handed pitchers are threatening to
ruin the 1882 National League pen
nant hopes Of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Pirates, who only a month
ago appeared safely out in front
with fiye-game lead, have slipped
10 third place, largely because they
haven't been able to fathom south
paw pitching.
They dropped their sixteenth
game in their last eighteen starts
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2O-This years battle of the
century" will be staged between two horses who came
back. And it will be a grudge fight.
When Twenty Grand and Equipoise race for the
Saratoga Cup on Sept 3, it will be more than mere
struggle for prize.
Twenty Grand beat Equipoise twice in 1880 when
they 2-year- olds. EquipoSe with a record of
having been beaten only this year, has that old
score to settle.
Equipoise won one race from Twenty Grand when
they were 2-year-olds. That was in the mud-the
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MACQUINN RACE WINNER

By Science SerUice
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 90
Harry MacQun IN, Indianapolis pilot
piloted. his Morgan Special to first
place in the ffty-mile auto race at
Bartholomew county fair oval here
Friday. His time was SO minutes
10 seconds.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

First Came
Cnlcago ............ 2l0 600 OOO-3 a
washington ........ OIL 100 10x-4 8
Gregory, Faber and CRUDE; Marberry
and Spencer.
Second Came
Gnlcago ............ 600 Dol 600 2
washington ....... 201 900 OOx- n
Chamberlain, Gallivan. Bartholomew and
Berry; McAfee and Berg.
st. Louis and Boston not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BoSton ............. OIL 121 600 IA l
CantWell, Pruett. r. Brown and Spohrer:
Malone. Hermann. Grimes and Hartnett
Brooklyn ........... 2O2 O1O DO 612 2
CINCINNATI .......... 900 900 600 s /
Mungo and Lopez; 81 Johnson, Benton
and lombard.
New York ........ 500 1903 OOo-1o 10 o
Flttsburgh ......... 200 100 010- Ia 3
Hubbel and Hogan; Meme, Chagnon
Spencer, Brame and Padden.
eleven Innings
Philadelphia .. Oh 010 600 00-4 9 o
st: Louis ........ 200 200 600 OIL IS /
Holley and V. Davis; Syl Johnson and
Mancuso, Wilson.
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By United Press

D 2 2 IttJW 7 Voo
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Phila-
delphia Athletics strengthened their
hold on second place in the Amer
lean League Friday by taking a
double-header from the Cleveland
Indians, to 7, and 3 to 2 in ten
innings. Leroy Mahaffey received
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ID Twenty Grand isn't fond of

Pimico Futurity-and Twenty Grand isn't fond Of
Equipose for that.
Each of the horses broke down and had to be
withdrawn from the entry lists And each horse has
returned to form.
Equpoise cracked under the strain of training for
the Kentucky Derby last year. Twenty Grand went
lame last spring, and it feared the 3-year-old
champion of 1881 never would race again.
But both are pronounced by their trainers
"as fit as a fiddle"
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NET ENTRIES CLOSE

Entries in the Garfield park ten
mis- tournament singles play will
close tonight at 9 o'clock. Ted Hum
mer is receiving entries at DRexel
1890.
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right by the Hoosier nine.
Fitzgerald was the first player to
send a drive over the wall at Perry
stadium. In game last September
the little fellow poled the sphere
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for the fourth time and Bassett the
third time. The Bloomington youth
reached the finals last year, only to
lose to Billy Heinein.
Bow to Semi Finals
To reach todaX'S trophy tussle,
Talbot was called upon to elimi-
nate Harry Brewer, clever little
West Lafayette youth, in the semi
finals Friday. Talbot won, 3 to 2,
but it was battle all the way.
Bassett had easy sailing, walking
over Ray Jones of Richmond, who
put the skids under Heinlein Thurs
day. Bassett won. II to 10.
Bassett was state junior cham
pion in 1929
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BAPTIST BOMLING NOTICE

There will be a meeting Tuesday eve
ming, Aug. %. Of the newly organized
mems Bible classes of the Baptist
churches of the city at Beams bowling
alleys. Each Bible class is requested 70
have representative present. Guiiford
Riley 62R2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York at Pittsburgh two games,.
brooklyn at Cincinnati 1.-TWO games1.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City might.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
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BIZ United Press
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 2O.-EIls-
worth Vines swept to a straight set
victory over Wilmer Allison today
to win the Newport Casino tennis
singles championship, GA, 6-3, 6-3.
Vines was unbeatable today. Ii
took him only seventy minutes to
run through the match.