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Toledo leaped OF to lead of
two runs Friday and chalked up a
third marker in the second. Emmett
McCanns tossers blasted over two
TALES in their half of the second
and registered four more during a
rousing rally in the third, taking
the lead, 6 to 3. Toledo manufac-
tured a marker in the sixth and
then the Hoosiers placed the con-
test on ice in the eighth when Doug
Taitt walloped the sphere over the
high wall in right center with Win
gard on ahead. 1t was a power
house drive and cleared the barrier
at about the 375-foot mark. Taitt
also poled a triple. in the second
stanza. starting the home mines
first rally.
Barnhart Settles
Leslie Barnhart settled down after
a weak start and went the regula-
ton distance on the Tribe rubber,
allowing eight hits. He struck out
eight and was not as wild as usual,
giving only two walks. On the
other hand the invading Hens were
compelled to employ three fingers,
Moore, Harvin and Van Glider, and
the Indians combed the trio for six
teen blows, including five for extra
bases.
jim Moore was knocked out of the
box in the third frame and AL Har-
vim, who relieved him, also took the
count in that session before the
Tribe side was retired. Glider was
touched for eight Safeties the re-
mainder of the game. Van had a
peculiar record, striking out seven
and walking six, and on two oc-
casions, the sixth and seventh, the
bases we're loaded on him, but he
escaped until Taitt got the range in
the eighth and rif1ed the ball out of
the park.
StandOut Hitters
The Hens best SWatter was Odel
Hale with a triple and single, and
chief Tribe sluggers were Taitt,
Sigafoos, Rosenberg and Riddle, the
last named with a pair of two
cushion blows. 1t was special
ladies night" game and attendance
was 1855, including 1857 women.
Fitzgerald for the Indians and
Falk for the Hens contributed SPAR
king catches in the outf1eld. Fitz
gave a splendid exhibition of COW
ering the middle garden clicked off
two hits, walked once and scored
once. The feature play on the in
field was turned in by o. Hale of
Toledo when he bounced back of
third in the second and shared
Goldman's whistling shot, taking a
double away from the Tribe Short
stopper.
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Charles Tops
Track Trials
By United Press

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, June 25-Wilson
Charles, former Haskell institute
athlete, held a lead of more than
225 points over his nearest rival
when the final Olympic decathlon
tryouts entered the last five events
today.
Charles scored 4,oSO25625 points
in the five events Friday by win
ming the 100 metres and the broad
jump, tying for first place in the
high jump, taking second in the
400 metres and placing fifth in the
shot put. Clyde Cofman, U. OF
Kansas, held second place with
1904 STATS and James Bausch, Kan
sas City A. c., third place with
z 772 .6529.
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on base, and boosted his total of hits
to go. Mel OFT drove out his thir-
tenth circuit blow with one on for
New York.
Lloyd Waners home run in the
seventh inning broke Sail tie and
enabled the Pittsburgh Pirates to
nose out Cincinnatis Reds, to 8.
Eppa Rixey and Heine Meme fought
a brillian mound duel, Rixey allow
ing the Pirates nine hits, while
Meme yielded ten to the Reds.
They were the only games sched-
uled in both leagues.
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City Girl in
Sen1i-Finals
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, June 25.-Semi-final
battles featured today'S bill in the
western tennis championships mere.
frankie Parker, 16-year-old Mil
waukee sensation, battled Wilbur
Coen Jr. in one bracket, and Lester
Stoefen, the Los Angeles giant, met
Gilbert Hall in the other.
In women's play, Catherine Wolf
of Indianapolis, defending cham
pion, tackled Lucy Jane Hedberg OF
Chicago, while Mrs. Stanley Hack.
wife of the Chicago Cubs third
baseman, opposed Mrs. Louise Hoff-
meister of Chicago.
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By United Press

by UNtte1 PTeSS
CLEVELAND, O., June 25.-
Johnny Risko, a trial-horse of the
ring considered virtually washed
up" provided a major boxing upset
Friday night when he gave Mickey
Walker a twelve-round beating be-
fore 10000 bowling fans at Munich
pal stadium.
The RumSon Bulldog, who had
held Jack Sharkey to draw, was
fioored in the second round by a
hard right hook on his Jaw. Mickey
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Champ Beats Adams in
Final Battle, 5 and 3
BY DICK MILLER

Still the best of Indianapolis golfers
Riverside Friday started
challenger
title
the difficult
After
back with supar golf first holes the
back Miss Adams challenge
Spectacular might
have ended the battle could
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Crew
Upsets Yale
Tnite6 Press

By United Press
NEW LONDON, Conn, June Is
Harvard's powerful varsity crew
provided the big upset of the row.
ing season and established itself as a
strong contender for Olympic hon
ors by defeating the highly touted
Yale eight on the Thames Friday.
Swinging along with a smooth
beat, the Crimson oarsmen cast of
early season disappointmentS, rowed
the unbeaten Yale men out of their
seats, and swept across the four
mile finish line. winning by more
than three lengths.
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TWO TIGER STARS OUT
By Times Special

By Times Special
DETROIT, June 25.-Detroit's
second-place Tigers, with six
game winning streak intact, face
the temporary loss of two star pas
timers.
Tommy Bridges, the young right
hand pitcher, is out from two to six
weeks due to a wrist injury re-
ceived Thursday when he was struck
by a line drive of Dale Alexander
bat. Charley Gehringer, spark-plug
Second-sacker, is out for a few days
due to minor injuries receive in an
automobile crash.
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CHURCH NET FINALS

Christian Men Builders class of
Third Christian church will play
of their tennis finals of the sin
giles matches this afternoon at
their annual picnic at Ellenberger
park at 2 o'clock.
The doubles tourney will start
Saturday. Entries close tonight.
The following have entered:
:. Palmer and II. Elmer, W. Keller and
N. Keller. L. Barnes and r. Pogue, o. "
Montieth and J. Pedigo. J. Martin and v.
Kelly. r. Thomas and B. Eagleson. The
tourney Is IN charge Of Bob PoEue.
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lHI6e DlTuleb OH Jne IlTSI bOTec
holes gave the champion a 2 up
lead. She came out of the rough on
the first hole and was down in two
for a. birdie. But Miss Adams was
on the green in two to halve the
hole. Miss Adams overputted both
the second and third green's while
trying for brides and lost. Both
three putted the fourth to halve in
As, Miss Adams trimming the cup
with her second.
Traps Bother Rivals
They both trimmed the cup for
pars on the fifth hole, but halved in
IS. Miss Dunn was in the rough
and then into trap on the sixth,
but was out with a fine shot and
down in one for a birdie 4 to win.
Miss Adams was in a trap and
missed two shots on the seventh,
taking 7, while Miss Dunns drive
also landed in trap and her sec
ond shot in another trap before she
got down for a 6.
A trap caught Miss Dunn on the
eighth, and she overshot the green
into another trap, taking 5, while
Miss Adams was on in two and
down in two for a 4. Miss Dunn
missed a putt of less than one foot
to halve the ninth hole in rs after
Miss Adams had wasted two shots
in the rough.
When they rounded the turn,
Miss Dunn was three up. She had
medal score of A, while Miss
Adams carded a AZ.
The Hills star sent her second
to the green while the champion
was short on the tenth, but they
halved in As. Miss Adams was in
a trap on the eleventh, but man.
aged to snag 4, while Miss Dunn
three-putted to take a halve.
Adams Snags Eagle
On the twelfth, Miss Adams was
in the rough again and required a
s, while Miss Dunn approached
well after playing short and won
with a par 5. A thirty-foot putt
on the thirteenth green gave the
champion birdie 4, which beat
Miss Adams well-played par 5.
Miss Adams fought back gamely
with the match Gornie, and sent
long spoon shot to the fourteenth
green and was down in one putt
for an eagle 3. but the tee shot on
the fourteenth went into trap and
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Hostilities with the umpires were
resumed Friday when the Dodgers
blanked the Braves. to o. Umpire
Moran waved Brooklyn's right field
er, Danny Taylor, safe when he
tried to stretch a single in the open
ing inning, and then called him out.
Carey protested vehemently, and
Johnny Frederick. who was on the
bench. was banished by Moran for
shouting something uncomplimen-
tary.
Pitcher Van Mungo, who had
made some uncomplimentary re-
marks to Umpire Barr during the
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By Unitcd Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 25.--Brooklyn's
Dodgers are showing plenty of fight
ing spirit this season, despite the
fact that their new pilot, Max
Carey, is known as the Y. M. C. A.
manager"
The flatbushers INDUCED in an
old-fashioned free-for all with the
Cubs during Chicago's last visit to
Brooklyn. and at Boston Thursday
bitter dispute between Carey and
Umpire George Barr resulted in
Carey being banished from the field.
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MOreland and
Goldman Clash

BIZ United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB, OKLAHOMA
CITY, June 25.-Two young Texas
golfers, Gus Moreland and David
Goldman, met today to decide the
champion of the 1882 trans-Missis-
sippi tournament.
Both youths, fellow townsmen
from Dallas, advanced to the finals
by sensational playing. They are
matched about evenly, with More
lands long driving ability giving
him slight advantage. Play is
over thirty-six holes.
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FOxx and p. Waner Retain
Top Places in Bat Races

Thursdays games Foxx retains his
home run lead in the American cir
cult with %, and Chuck Klein of
the Phillies heads the National list
with 81.
Lefty Gomez of the Yankees tops
the American League pitchers with
thirteen victories and one defeat.
Walter Belts of the Braves has risen
into tie with Steve Swetonic of
the Pirates for honors in National
pitching. Each has eight victories
and one loss.
The ten leading hitters in each
league:
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CHICAGO TRACK CLOSES
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 25.-WaShington
Parks racing season ended today
with a program of seven races, fea-
tured by the $4,000 Francis S. Pea
body Memorial handicap at mile
and a quarter.
Ten entries were named overnight,
with Gallant Knight favored at
8 to 5. Gallant Knight was assigned
top weight of 123 pounds.
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fracas on Thursday, was notified
Friday that his little speech had
cost him SIS.
Although Carey was a divinity
student Sefore he became the great
est base stealer In the major leagues,
under the Pittsburgh banner, it is
understood that he does not object
to a little fighting in righteous
cause, and particularly if it stimu-
lates victory.
Hollis Thurston pitched Fridays
shutout fer the Dodgers. He was
supported by 1--WE Brooklyn double
plays and home run by Hack VIII
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Arlett ClOuts 34th Homer,
Len KOenecke Gets Another

ty-fourth home run of the season
for Baltimore.
Reading Keys defeated Jersey
City, to 4. Vince Barton led
Reading at bat with four hits, in
Guiding a home run. Len Koenecke,
recent arrival from the Giants
walloped a homer for Jersey City
1t was his second homer in three
DAYS.
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Risko Scores Ring Upset by
Trouncing 'Flabby' Walker

jumped up without a count, but he
was slightly groggy.
Risko weighed 1887; Walker
17112.
1t was a revitalized Risko who
charged about the, ring, battering
the slightly f1abby former middle
weight champion from corner to
corner. Walker appeared tired and
unable to combat the hammer and-
tong attack launched by the Cleve-
land baker boy.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
WIMBLEDON, England, June rs,
Sidney B. Wood of California, de-
Tending singles champion, advanced
to the quarter finals of the annual
Wimbledon tennis tournament today
by eliminating Gregory Mangin, 6-1,
81, 6-3.
Wilmer Allison, Woods American
colleague, was defeated by Fred j.
Perry, English Davis cup player, GA,
6-1, 4-6, 6-2.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, June 25.-Paul Wa
ner of the Pirates and Jimmy Foxx
of the Athletics continued to lead
batsmen of the National and Ameri-
can Leagues, respectively.
Waner has averaged 1916 and
Foxx 1892, according to official rec
ords released today, which include
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Runs batted in-West q, Slgafoos,
Barnhart. Wingard, Taitt ~, Sweeney,
Rosenberg Two-base hits-Rosenberg,
Riddle a.. Three-base hits-West, o.
Hale, Taitt. Home run -Taitt. Stolen
bases - Sieafoos. Rosenberg. Double
plays - Wingard to Goldman; Goldman
to Sigafoos to Wingard; Knickerbocker to
Turgeon to Sweeney. Left on bases-Indi-
annapolis. 10; Toledo, 5. Base on balls-Off
2. Struck out-By Barnhart Z; by Moore,
2; by Van Glider, Z. Hits-Of Moore. S in
2 innings and two batters in third inning;
OF Harvin, 3 in Ia inning; on Van Glider,
Losing pitcher-Moore. Umpires-Johnston
and Rue. Time-1:59.
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T0SSES SPEAR 212 FEET
Lee Bartlett Outstanding in Michi.
gan Olympic Trials.
BIZ United Pres

BIZ DHttcd Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, June Is
Spurred by the sensational per-
Torrance of Lee Bartlett, former
Albion college star, who threw the
javelin 2l2 feet in Fridays trials,
Michigan athletes prepared today
for the final selection of those to
compete at Chicago next month for
entry into the Olympic finals. Ed
die Tolan, holder of the worlds
record for the l00-yard dash, was
to exhibit his wares today.
Bartlett is holder of the national
collegiate record of 216 feet 7 inches.
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Arts Chance

BOSTON, June 25.-Jack
ID Sharkey, worlds heavy
weight boxing champion, will
make his first ring appearance
as a champion when he ap-
pears with Art Shires, Boston
Braves first baseman, in a
charity exhibition bout June
90 at Braves field.
The exhibition program in
cludes thhe personal appear
ance of Amelia Earhart Put
nam, first woman trans-Atlan-
tic f1ier. Proceeds of the show
will be for the benefit Of Bos-
tons unemployed.
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BIZ United PreAa

By United Press
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 25.-Buf-
falo's Bisons were back at the top
of the international League today.
with Baltimores Orioles dropped to
a second-place tie with Newark.
This shift came when the Orioles
dropped a 4-to-3 decision to the
Newark Bears, while the Bisons were
idle. Buzz Arlett drove out his thir-
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Friday Fight Results

AT CLEvELAND-Johnnv Risko 1913
Cleveland. defeated Mickey Walker, III
Rumson. n. j.. il2l; Roy Williams, 1853
Cleveland. tsl; Paul Pirrone. 1877. Cleve-
land, knocked cut Gary Leach, 1853. Chi
cago. ~; Chico Cisnerio 1879 Mexico
defeated Johnny Farr 1872. Cleveland isl
Eddie Lord. $50, Cleveland. defeated Dick
O'learv. 1873 Cleveland. t6l: Bruno Sala
1863. Cleveland, defeated Joe Dunn. 1853
Cleveland tH.
AT WEST NEW YORK. N. J.-Stanley
Poreda. POI. JERSEY City. defeated Ernie
1872. JERSEY CITY, defeated Charley Boyette
ITS New York. 49,.
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Reb Russell or Williamson will be or
the mound for Cloverdale Greys wher
they tangle with the strong Terre HautG
Negro Giants Sunday at Cloverdale. Grey,
have registered eight triumphs in nint
starts this season and avenged their only
setback by trouneing Spencer. to z, ir
return game.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis .... 900 COS 600 6 10 2
Milwaukee -......,... OBJ 204 O3X-13 Is
Liska, Hensick. Ryan. Petty and Nc
Mullen, Richards; Caldwell, Braxton and
Young.
Columbus at Louisville; no game. Will
be played in double header Sunday
Kansas City and st. Paul; not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn .......... 020 o0l 600 II
Thurston and Lopez; Seibold, Farmhouse
and Hargrave.
Cincinnati ......... 00l 020 600 3 10 !
Pittsburgh .....,.... OIL 900 l0X- 9 !
Rixey and Lombardi; Meme and Grace
New York .......... 020 DOL 030- s g 4
Philadelphia .....,.. 800 OIL 22x-1l is
Mooney Gibson and Hogan; Hansen
Rhem and " Davis.
st. Louis and Chicago; not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled
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Here's all you have to do to win
as much as 500 in the TIMES
SALES SLIP Contest:
l. Save your sales slip.
2. Write Is words.
3. Send them to MS.
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Indianapolis Bluess defeated Southport
Sunday 20. AnRrick let the Southport
the eighth inning. He struck out fourteen.
Better pitched good ball for the losers.
The Blues play Mickleyville Sunday and
II. Call Be. agile.
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2-year-olds fllies; 1--WE and one-half fur
longs tel High Complexion. 10s: Ibl Billies
Orphan, ll6; Ic) Esseff. ZIG; Baggage Miss,
ia; Wise Anne, lls; Oswego Princess, ia;
Miss, lis; (alSoeur Blanche. 1os; spar
tan Lady, lis; Marie Jane. ia; Ocean
Flight, ll4; Nitums. ia; (b)Jessie Dear,
ia; Boy Crazy, ia; Patsyette, 100; Clam
orous, ia
tcl DiXiana entry.
tblF. G. McAtee entry
alGreentree Stable entry.
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j. W. Bader nine will ny for their
eighth consecutive triumph Sunday when
Commercials at Plainfeld. All plsvers are
requested to be present. For games call
Il. $685., ask for Martin HOLLYWOOD,
Greencastle and Kokomo. notice.
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Set Pace at
Halfway Mark
By United Press

By UhtteG PfeSs
FLUSHING, N. Y, June u.s.
Following are the scores Of the lead
ers in the United States open golf
championship, giving Fridays out
and-in total scores and the aggre-
gates for two rounds,
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AT LATONIA

First Race (2-year-olds; maidens; colts
and gelidngs: five and e-half furlongsJ--
Simple Honors. lis; Captain Karo. lis:
Hampton Court, lis; Spike. IFS; Last
Stand. us; Simon. lis; (alPass Christian,
I5: Like, us; tblFrank K. IFS; idas Pal.
10; Sweep Rush. IFS; Score. lis: (blActive
Joy. IFS; Spreckle, IFS: Ted Clark, lis;
!alBloki. lis; Pete. lis: Through Omond
IA Southland Stable entry.
tbl WhitehouSe entry.
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PHIL PERKINS AND JOSE JURADO PACE OPEN FIELD
Ideal Weather Creets Stars on
Third Round; IA Given Chances
Closely punched Leaders Predicted for Final Trips; Fer.
mer British Amateur Champ Shines With SO for
Friday; DIN Dutra SIumpS


N. Of the
The third round started today under slightly
which skied
had subs
Unless the principal
DutrascO brilliant
to cover all the players with chances o In
STUART
Sports
FLUSHING N 25The shooting open
golf championship part today
three Of their holding
teen outside possibilities.
The included Phillip
Amateurs; gift gohng
it's quite gif
cabalero ohng partnership
Dutrs is Ndore who is fifteen months Older than Oin.
quaed hatterng
74-I45
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she two putted for a 4, while Miss
Dunn got her par 3 to end the
match. The cards:
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Sixth Race Claiming; 4-year-olds and
up; mile and overwhelmingly Ace,
1l3; Roxie Weidel, los; Judge Lueders, l0s
Half Day. llS; Broad Axe, ia; Memorare,
Blast, l13; Helen Bond. l0s; King Pin, 105
IN Blair. ll3; Duelist. ll3; Irene 7. 1903.
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Due to ee- v~i.on. indianapolis Mid
WAYS are 8, re game Tor Sunday. New
Palestine. zion vie end Mooresville notice.
For games call q. Pierson, DR.. l472-R, or
write 1854 Draper street.
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RIPPLE CARD FILLED
Adams and ONeall TangIe in Mat
Feature Monday.

AUdbUIb NAUIIudJs
Jack Adams and Speedy ONeall
headline the Broad Ripple wrestling
show at the swimming pool arena
Monday night. They will go for an
hour time limit.
Two other bouts have been signed
on the thin dime" card and include
Jack Scott VS.. Young Price, and
Young Slaughter VS.. Young Sweeney.
Wayne Vincent will referee. The
matches will start at $50, rain or
shine.
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AT WASHINGTON PARK

First Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up; seven furlongs Child, 10;
zeenke. 90: Circus Parade, 90; Shackelford,
IFS; Don Romiro. 1903; Isum IFS; Gift OF
Roses. 101; Thundertone. no: Kensington,
Ito; Knockabout. lie: Morsnuff, 1i2; La
Golondrina, los; vonair, 1os; Bob Custer,
day, ITO. Catome, ITO; Bright Bird, 1os;
Stella F, 103.
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Second Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up, six furlongsl Easter Time. 1l3: Shaker
Lady, ITO; Checkerberry. 119; Perkins. 12l !;
Ellen D, l0s: Angry. ia; Sans Coin. 103
Matt, lls; Essential. 49, Parnen Bound.
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Second Race Claiming; 2-year-olds; fve
and one-half furlongsl--Dupee, los; Little
Lea, l0s; Melody. ITO; Doramelia, LOT; Rex
Regent. 10s; Court Martial los: Swifter,
105; Alma s, los; Petite Irene, 1o7; Fair
Imagine. los; Mid Shipman ITO; Friend
John. los: Star Brook, ITO; Interpreter,
ITO; Free Advice, los.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FRNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS.
Columbus at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA at New York.
Boston at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 1.-TWO gamesl.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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Third Race allowances; the Edgewater
Beach; 2-year-olds; five and one-half fur
longS--(b) Brokers Tip, los; Panic Blues,
los; Bertrand. 10S; Bright Chestnut, los;
Levaal. 10s; (a)Trace Call. 1903; Miss Mel
ody. los; North Calls. 1o5: Cousin Nora.
los; (alRoyal Blunder, l0s; (b)British
Thrush, los.
(a)Audley Farm entry
Ole. r.. Bradley entry.
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Eight Race tSub to be used If necessary;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up: seven fur
ios stimulate lis: O' sa Hs0en n 90n iio
Eskimo. III; French Honey. %: Sir Raoul
ITO; Dark Ayr, ITO; Lawyer, lis; Sis
Agnes, ia; Aquaplane, lis; High Pockets
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Third Race Claiming: 3-vear-olds and
up; six furlongsl-Dr Parrish, 1i9; Fire
Flash. llS; Hamburger. Jim. ia; Lanier
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