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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
Babes Record
Appears Safe
By United Press

~ Ont6U iTeSS
NEW YORK, Aug. SLIM
IN my Foxx, the Maryland
farm boy who made good in
the big leagues, has made a
valiant attempt this season to
better Babe Ruth's all-time
home run record of sixty, but
apparently he will fail.
Connie Mack's smuggling first
baseman drove out his forty
eighth four Dagger of the
season Tuesday in the Ath-
letics' both game, leaving
Jimmy the tremendous task
of making one home run in
every other game of the Ath-
letics' remaining twenty-four,
if he would even tie the
Babes 1927 record.
In other words, FoXx must
average 5 of a home run a
game from now on. No one
ever has done this for a season
or for a fair portion of sea-
son.
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are Lefty Gomez, Charlie Ruf1ng,
George Pipgras and Herb Pennock.
Allen was having one Of those
rare days Tuesday when his fire
ball was getting him nowhere, but
Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri came
to his assistance enabling him to
record his fifteenth victory as the
Yanks downed the Chicago White
SoX, 6 to 5.
Gehrig drove in five runs with a
home run in the third and another
in the eighth. Tony drove out a
four Dagger in the third. Gehrig's
second circuit clout his thirty first
of the season, won the game. Babe
Ruth helped with a single and three
bases on balls.
The victory enabled the Yanks to
maintain their eleven and one-half
game lead over the Athletics, who
beat Detroit, 6 to 4, after Jimmy
Foxx made his forty-eighth homer,
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BIZ United Press

By UHtted Press
NEW york, Aug. S1.-Johnny
Allen, the side-arm fast-ball throw
er from North Carolina is one of
the big reasons why the New York
Yankees of 1882 are having a more
successful season than the Yanks of
1881, who finished thirteen and one
half games behind Connie Mack
Athletics.
Pitching his first season in the
major leagues, the siX-footer from
Greensboro has stolen mound hon.
ors from flock of big timers with
his surprising record of fifteen vic
tories and two defeats, giving him
the highest percentage in the ma
jors, 1882. He has achieved nine
victories in row.
The addition of Allen, who hurled
for Toronto last year, has given
Manager Joe Mccarthy five pitchers
whom he can rotate with almost
sure-fire success. The other four
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.STONEHOUSE, M'INTYRE STA
Dutra Tops Field in
National Pro Event
Local LinkSmen Survive Qualifying Test and Take Part
in First Round Contests; Johnny Watson Fails;
Great Payoff Waged
United Press

ST PAUL, MINI, competition between the
ons greatest professional golfers
tessional Golf Association al course
holes competition
Sunday when the final match will
DIN Dura Santa Monica CAL
qualifying rounds with 14o thty2
the
in the a
Indianapolis qualified play Neil
Mcintyre, champion
house. after taking 10 place
of afternoon
Johnny Watson of South entered also blew
up" in the afternoon and failed qualify.
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Reserves Rally,
Beat A. B. G.. S

Despite some fine relief pitching
by Vance, Jim Taylor's A. B. C.s
dropped a 10 to decision to the In
dianapolis American Association
Club reserves in eleven innings at
Perry stadium Tuesday. Vance al
lowed but six hits in eight innings
and struck out ten batsmen.
A B. C.s came from behind to lead,
to 7, until Bedore's triple and Murray's
error enabled the Reserves to tie the
count in the ninth Doubles by Williams
and Jackson gave the A. B. C.s the lead
again in the eleventh, but Bedore's single
after two were out, a walk to Burwell, re-
suited in two runs when Holke singled and
Thomas, A. B. C. second sacker, couldn't
find the ball until the winning run was
scored. Barnhart and Logan hurled for
the Reserves. and Thompson and Smart
were knocked out early by the Tribe subs.
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Tribe Tackles Leading
Millers in Bargain Bill
Series Even as HooserS and Bushmen Play Two; Tribes
Western Trip Ends Thursday Minneapolis Favored
by Good Pitching and Fielding tuesday

bV
MINNEAPOLIS Aug 31with the between them
Indians NlierS
today and Thursday single tilt will wind the Tribes western
will
Minneapolis
McCann sackers
the unable
the field Johnny Cooney has been employed at the initial bag
a Wingard
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland ....... 100 900 DO 4
Boston ....,........ sol 600 COX IS 2
W. Terrell, Russell, Harder and L. Sc
we'll; WEIGH and Tate
New York ... 49,. 0OG 600 Ok /
Gregory and Berry, CRUDE; Allen and
Dickey.
Bet sds,,nf. GOO 600 J 5O2 sodlo-4,7 2
Wyatt and De sautels; Grove and Coch-
rane.
Washington ........ 142 O03 1Ox-11 is .
Blaeholder. Fischer. Kimsey and R. Fer
ren, Bengough; McAfee, L. Brown and
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN .......... S1O 900 1OO-- 1
st. Louis ............ 900 POI 0l0-4l IL 2
Mungo, shaute and Lopez; syl Johnson
and J. Wilson.
First Gamel
Pittsburgh ... -. 100 sol OSx-1o Is Q
r. Brown, Frankhouss, Brandt. Belts and
spohrer, Schultz; Meme, Harris, French
Second Camel
Boston ............. 100 DOL 600 10 o
PiJtSburgh .-........ 100 600 Tx Is 2
Zachary. Farmhouse and Schultz; Swift
and Padden, Grace.
New York ..... 600 O0I il0-3 o
Chicago ............ 600 600 S01-4 2
Hubbell Hoyt and Hogan, O'Farrel
Root, May, Bush and HemSley.
Philadelphia at CINCINNATI: played pre-
viously.
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Paul Dean of
Birds Pitches
NO-Hit Game

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 81
Paul Dean, brother of Jerome
Dizzy Dean of the st. Louis Card
inals, served notice with a no-hit,
no-run game Tuesday night that
Dizzy isn't the only member of
the Dean family who is a good
pitcher.
Young Dean pitched the no-hit
game for Columbus of the American
Association and defeated Kansas
City, to 0. The 18-year-old Red
Bird hurler issued four passes, and
one K. G. player reached second
base.
1t was the second time the Blues
were victims of no-hit game, Slim
Harriss of st. Paul turning the
trick on May Is. Lou Fette, who
opposed Harriss, again was the vic
tim, although he allowed but FIVE
hits. Dean also singled in the fifth
to drive in the first run of the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
80 Rounds on
Mitt Program

Five bouts totaling thirty rounds,
have been lined up by Matchmaker
Jay Gardner for the fistic program
at the South Meridian arena to-
night, starting at $50. Two eight
FOUNDERS feature the bill, with Billy
Rose, Cincinnati veteran, meeting
Rosy kid Baker, local 150-
FOUNDER, and Packy Gardner, local
heavy with fourteen knockouts in
sixteen scraps, meeting Joe Man
dot, Louisville veteran.
Red Holloway local lightweight takes on
Eddie Myers. Cincinnati, in six rounds,
and Harry Hoosier faces Everett Goens, FL
wood lightweight, and Kid Goens, Elwood
junior lightweight. faces Joe Moore, Indi-
annapolis, in four FOUNDERS.
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Schaaf and Baer Battle for
Chance at Sharkey's Grown

cisions in nearly two years, rules
Us favorite in the betting odds
over Baer, who hasn't lost match
in almost eighteen months.
In a previous bout, in December,
1880, when both of them were just
breaking into the fistic limelight.
Schaaf won a close ten-round deci-
sion. Both have come a long way
since then and the result of to-
nights battle can't be rated off their
first encounter.
Track Cox, Indianapolis Knockout
artist, will make his second Chicago
appearance in the semi indup
taking on Prince Saunders, Chicago
Negro lightweight, IN an eight
rounder.
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Cubs Make It Eleven In Row
for Seasons Major Record

Hoyt struck Herman with pitched
ball and than issued two walks,
filling the bases, in the ninth. Her
man then scored the winning run as
Critz juggled Stephenson's grounder.
Hack Wilson's double and Lefty
ODoul's home run in the first in
ming accounted for three tallies
which helped the Brooklyn Dodgers
to nose out the st. Louis Cardinals,
5 to 4. Danny Taylor contributed
another four-bagger in the seventh
The Pirates have won four games
in a row, three from the crippled
Braves. Third Baseman Knothe of
Boston went out of action Tuesday
with leg injury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31

Walter Hagen, five times winner
of the professional golf champion
ship, qualified with ISL. He was
paired with John Golden, Norton
Conn, who shot 149. Dutra was
matched today against George M
Smith of Lake Forest, Ill, who had
152.
Thomas Creavy, young defending
champion from Albany, N. Y, was
not required to play in the qualify
ing rounds, but played anyway, and
well enough to tie for third place.
He was matched today against
James Hines of Hampstead, L. L.
who shot lat Tuesday.
Horton Smith Second
Horton Smith, winner of last
years st. Paul open, was second to
Dutra with 144 He was paired with
Myles of Ashland, o., who had lat.
One of the greatest playoffs in
golf history occurred on the first
hole Tuesday when ten players who
had tied at 153 battled for two quail
flying places. The ten included Billy
Burke, last years open champion;
Tom Armour of Detroit, a perennial
leader and former British open
champion; Harry Cooper, Canadian
open titilist; Abe Espinosa of Chi
csgo, a veteran money winner; Har-
old MacSpadden, Bethel, Kan; AL
Collins, Kansas City; Clarence and
Dave Hackney of New Jersey and
Massachusetts,; Tom Fillmore of
Michigan, and Leonard Schmutte,
Lima, o. Collins and Espinosa won.
Other Pairings Today
Other pairingS for today and
Tuesdays qualifying round scores:
Herman Barron. Port Chester N 14o
vs.. Neil Mcintyre. Indianapolis, ISL Ed
oie Schuitz, Troy, N. Y, las, VS. Espinosa;
Charles Lacey, Lakeville, N. j., 152 VS.
Henry Pickard, Charleston, s. c., 148; Ed
dudley, Wilmington, Del, las. VS.. Joe
IurneSa, New York. 147; AL Collins vs.
Gunnar Nelson. Rockford. Ill, 1872 Vim
f Ranya AeE White self Pg6s Pa Isl KS Paul
Crulckshank, Port Richmond, N. Y. 149
vs.. Al Watrous. Birmingham, Mich, $50:
gene Kunes Bloomfield, Conn. 147 VS.
G GTbaig WOOD, Deal N, j.. 148; victor
Gasiidfwell. n j.. 146, VS.. Joe Kirkwood,
Phliadelphia. las. and Densmore Shute'
auoSon. o.. 149. VS. John Perelli Blairsden
Gal;' lo2 Frank Walsh. Chicago. $50, VS.
lea Longworth, Texarkana, Tex, 1872
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
Rookie Allen Produces Again as
Cehrig and Others Pulverize SOx

scoring Mickey Cochrane ahead of
him, in the seventh inning to clinch
the game.
Washington trounced st. Louis,
II to 7, in free-hitting game
wherein the Senators got fifteen
safeties off three st. Louis hurlers,
while the Browns made twelve off
two Wa shing ton moundSmen.
Johnny Welch's four-hit pitching
gave Boston's Red SoX 6-to-2 de-
cision over the Cleveland Indians,
beating Yves Terrell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
Bloomington SpIaSherS
Enter Ripple Polo Meet

Announcement of the receipt of
the entry of the Bloomington team
in the Indiana A. A. U. water polo
championship at Broad Ripple park
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, was
made today. Two sets of brothers
make up five members of this squad,
said to be one of the best in the
state. The players are: Curtis and
Bert Curry; Julius, James and Jesse
Coon; Julian Sparks, Wyatt Miers,
Thomas Mathers, Russell Wyatt and
Thomas Steffey.
Longacre pool of indianapolis
will be one of the strong contenders
in the meet and the Broad Ripple
park team also is entered.
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With Semi-PrOS and Amateurs

Monday. A. B. C.s have won sixteen games
and lost seven. Bringhurst notice For
games write M. Vaughn, 1417 Northwest
ern, or call Talbot STAT.
Freje A. c. lost to Morristown. to 3.
and would like to book games for Sunday
and Monday. Call Drexel 1913. ask for
Bargersville Merchants added another
victory Sunday by defeating OHara Sans.
like to get in touch with Indiana AIl-Stars
of Greencastle. Write Eddie Verbyck, Bar
gerSville, Ind.
The fast New Bethel nine defeated the
Indianapolis Colored All-Stars Sunday. 2 to
l, in an exciting tilt. Meyers, on the
mound for the winners held the Stars to
four hits. New Bethel has won fifteen
games against only Ave defeats this sea
son and has met many of the leading
independent clubs.
- Scott Trucking nine will play the North
Side Aces at Riverside diamond No. 3. All
players report at 100. Editors note
The date of this game was not mentioned
oHara Sans will meet Fifty-second
dam aiamond and and on Labor day, win meet
Schmitt will do the hurting for the sans
with HuStedt and Rusie receiving Sans
are are without game for Sept. 1S and would
IKE to hear from a fast state club Call
or write H. L. Hustedt. 1880 North Dear
born street, telephone Oh. 4252-W.
Shelbyville eliminated Madison, to 2
Sunday, in the Southeastern Indiana
Leagues elimination series. It was Mad
lson's second loss. Shelbyville and Brook
vile are the two remaining teams in the
examinations, and they win play a Ave
game series for the championship the
4rst game to be played at Shelbyvilfe next
Sunday.
Teams finishing in the first six places
Of the s. E. l. L. started in the elimina-
ton series.
Mohawks will tangle with southside
Cubs at Garfield park next Sunday at 3
p; m. diamond No. /. A good catcher
wishing to hook up with Mohawks is asked
to cali Talbot 6272 and ask for George
Manager of the Plumfville Tigers is asked
to get IN touch with George at the same
number.
Indianapolis Reserves will play New
Palestine Sunday. Wally Hurt viii serve
EN- up for Palestine, with Art Monroe
hurting for the Reserves. Reserves have
Sept and II open. State clubs write A.
Oh. SAIL.
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YULE MEETS WOLFRED

Jack Yule and Maury Wolfred
tangled today in the final tilt of
the Oak Hill tennis tournament.
Yule advanced to the title tussle
with a 6-1, GA triumph over Bob
Rowe Tuesday, while Wolfred up
set Hank Campbell, GO, 1913. Dou-
bles semi-finals also were on to-
days card.
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of his four ma
jor league sea-
sons, has been
suspended for
ten d rs by
Manager Roger
Peckinpaugh for
insubordinati o n
when removed
during a game
with B o S t on
Tuesday.
F e ckinpaugh
removed Terrell
after the SoX
touched his de-
livery for three
straight hits. He
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Rn Tim Is &nccinl

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-The Chicago
Cubs, leaders of the National
League, extended their winning
streak to eleven games, the seasons
major league record, by nosing out
the New York Giants, to 3, Tues
day.
Despite this victory the second
place Pittsburgh Pirates cut down
the Cubs lead to seven and one
half games by beating the Boston
Braves twice, 10 to 7, and to 2.
The Bruins run of getting the
breaks" continued as the Giants
"choked up" in the ninth. Waite
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Hen Star Is
Near Record
BU Times Special

By Times Special
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 81. Bill
Knickerbocker, Toledo shortstop,
who will try out with Cleveland
next year, is almost "cinch' to
break the American Association
two base hit record of SO established
by Earl Smith of Minneapolis in
1924.
Knickerbocker twice hit for two
cushions Tuesday in the second half
of the twin bill with the Brewers,
boosting his seasons total to sixty.
The Toledo losing streak reached
five straight when Milwaukee an
nexed both games.
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New Orleans Is
Junior Winner
BIZ Times SpeciqI

BIZ Times Special
MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. 81
New Orleans today held one-game
lead over Springfield in the Ameri-
can Legion national junior diamond
championship series.
Trailing, 2 to O, at the start of
the last half of the ninth inning on
Tuesday, New Orleans rallied with
three singles and a double by Joe
Graffagnini, the Louisiana pitcher,
for three runs and victory.
The second tilt of the three-game
title series was scheduled for today.
1t was the first defeat in twenty
starts for Pitcher Silvio Giovanelli
OF the Springfield team.
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Central Transfer will play indianapolis
Bulldogs, Saturday at 2:30 at Grande ave,
with indianapolis Ramblers, with the first
game Sunday at $3.50 at Grande park, and
the others in a double-header start at 1870
p. m. Monday at Garfield No. 2. Trans
fers will practice Friday at p. m. at
Garfield No. 3. All players are requested
to report catcher is wanted. Write
j. r. Dean, 1929 South Alabama street.
Tremount All-Stars will play North Side
Aces at Riverside No. Monday Clark
will be on the mound for Tremount with
O'Neil receiving. Tremounts would like
to book a game for Sunday See Jim Col
Inns at 523 Kentucky avenue.
Due to a misunderstanding Hoosier A.
B. C.s are without games for Sunday and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
FOUR LEFT IN NET PLAY

Semi-hnal tits were carded today
in the Garfield park tennis tourney
with George Horst battling Frank
Dale and Gene Demmary opposing
OFT Adelman, the victors to tangle
Thursday for the title.
In doubles, Demmary and Joe
Stubs faced Weiland and Faust,
and Horst and v. Meunier test Med
hamer and Bettner.
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The Indians failed to hit Tuesday
and the BuShmen copied the laurels,
to q Archie Campbell held the
local sluggers to eight hits, but his
mates couldn't solve Rosy Ryan and
RUDE Benton for enough runs to get
out in front. The Millers pounced
on Campbell in the third round for
cluster of three markers and the
contest was won right there, al
though the A. A. pace settlers regis
tered two more tallies in the fourth.
Two Tribe Homers
Glen Chapman hit for the circuit
for the Hoosiers in the third stanza
and Tom Angley cleared the fence
in the fifth for the Tribes lone
markers. 1t was a tough break that
the homerS were produced with no
runners on the paths. The Indians
were held to six hits.
Minneapolis executed four double
plays to none for Indianapolis and
the two-ply killings worked havoc
with the efforts of the Tribesmen to
progress. The double-outs were the
secret to the smothering of any
Hoosier rallies. Doug Taitt hit into
double plays twice.
Injury Retires Ryan
Ryan hurt his side in the sixth
while pitching to Kroner and was
relieved by Rube Benton. Rosy
struck Kroner with a pitched ball
and Manager Bush decided the side
injury was becoming too much of a
load and Benton, already warmed
up, took up the slab toll and waltzed
through to the finish.
Miller home runs were hit by
Camel and Richards, and Miller
doubles were blasted by Camel and
Rice. Camel batted in three runs
and Richards two. George Smith
pitched the eighth for the Tribe,
Campbell dropping out for a pinch
hitter, Joe Heving, the pitcher. Err
rorlesS ball was played by both
teams. The tilt was run off in the
fast time of hour and 20 minutes.
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Runs batted in-Ganzel (s). Richards
~, Chapman, Angey Two-base hits
GaanzeI Rice. Home runs-Richards. Can
Cohen to Smith to Hauser: smith 10
Cohen to Hauser; Smith to Hauser; Cohen
to Hauser Left on -Minneapolis
Ryan LKronerl. Base on ballsEOf RYAN
l; OH Campbell. 2; of G. Smith. /. Struck
outI-By Ryan, |; by Benton. 2; by Camp
4 in 513 innings: of Benton 2 in "a
innings; of Campbell. in Z innings: Of
q; smith, none in l inning Winning
Umpires-Johnson and Devormer. inns
Il 20 -4'0
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200 Start in
Swim Grind
BIZ United Press

By United Press
TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 31.-More
than 200 of North Americas crack
long distance swimmers today
awaited the starters revolver which
would send them churning through
the cold waters of Lake Ontario in
the fifteen-mile Canadian national
exhibition marathon.
George Young of Toronto was the
favorite to defend his title. Several
others were expected to give Young
hard fight for the $500 first
prize.
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By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 81, - Ernie
Schaaf, brawny Bostoniar, and Max
Baer, Livermore, Cal, eX-butcher
boy-the two young heavyweights
with Lionel Stronghold .bodies-will
meet in a ten-round bout in the
Chicago stadium tonight and the
winner most surely will be a full
fledged contender for Jack Shar-
keys title.
Although tonight's bout promises
to be one of the hardest fought
heavyweight bouts of the year, it
seems doomed to financial failure.
The attendance is not likely to
reach $1,000
Schaaf, who has lost just two de-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
British, Yankee
Golfers Clash
By United Press

By United Press
BROOKLTNE, Mass, Aug. 81
Francis Ouimet, American captain,
and Tony Torrance, British captain,
may name their hneups tonight for
the annual Walker cup golf matches
starting at the Country Club Thurs
day.
ouimet will select his players for the
regulation match play and the Scotch
foursomes from a squad that includes Jess
sweetser of Philadelphia; George voigt and
Maurice Mccarthy of New York, Jack
Westland of Chicago, Charley Seaver of
Los Angeles, Don Moe Of Portland, Ore,
Billy Howell Of Richmond. Va, Gus More
land of Dallas, Tex, Harrison (Jimmy)
Johnston Of St. Paul, and George Dunlap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
TOP FLIGHT is FOURTH

By Times Special
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 31.-Top Flight, G. V. Whit
ney's champion f1lly, finished fourth
in a four-horse race here Tuesday,
the third defeat of her sensational
career.
Flagstone, 4-year-old, was the
winner after Top Flight and Nor
fair had set blistering early pace.
Tired Avon was third.
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JACKSON, HARGRAVE OUT
By United Press


CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-Judge K. M.
Lands, commissioner OF baseball,
Tuesday accepted the applications
of Travis Jackson, New York
Giants shortstop, and William Har-
grave, Boston Braves catcher, to be
placed on the voluntary retired list.
Both have leg injuries which will
keep them inactive until next year.
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T0LAN, METCALFE MEET
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Eddie To-
Ian and Ralph Metcalfe, who thrilled
the world with their neck-and-neck
finish in the 100-meter sprint at
the Olympic games, are slated to
meet again in the knights of Co.
lumbuS victory meet" at Yankee
stadium, Sept. 10, according to
Thomas F. Dwyer, chairman of the
entry committee.
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Still Going
By Times Special

By Times Special
DITTsBURGH, Aug. 31.-Pie
Il Traynor, Pittsburgh third
baseman, who has been in
the National League eleven full
seasons and part of two others,
Tuesday raped out his 2,OOOth
hit since he became a major
Lacquer. 1t was a double in
the nightcap of a double
header with Boston.
Traynor has played 1886
games, been at bat 6,198 times
and with 2,001 hits, has a
grand average of 1923.
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GETS HOLE-IN-ONE

Carl v. Nipp joined the hole-in-
one club Tuesday, sinking his tee
shot on the 142-yard eleventh hole
at South Grove. K. R. Dunkin.
Lawrence Cravens, Phil Davis and
Roy Chapman witnessed the feat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-31
WINS SHELBY DERBY

BIZ UneS NpecidI
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 81
Miss Mary Alice Kelley's Billy won
the Shelby county derby, feature of
the county fair racing program
here Tuesday. Sammy Volo, owned
by Ed Lewis of Indianapolis, was
first in the 2-Year-old pace.