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ALL MATCHES TODAY
cat Riverside Course)

$50 A. M.-Bily Reed Jr. Park school.
VS. Richard Kohl. George Washington high
school. final match for high school cham
pionship. So holes Is morning. remainder
in afternoon.
8;35 A. M.-Archie Green. Technical. vs.
Tom David. Shortridge. final match Of
championship consolation flight. Is holes
$40 A. M-Semi- of grade school
championship: Robert O'Connor. Holy
Angels VS.. Myron Brinkman. Castleton
Eugene Doty. No. school. vs. Frank
WiSsen, Flackville. both matches is holes
Final match Of Is holes at 1885 D. m.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, June 11.-Chicago's
L Cubs have deciSively outscored
Chicago's White Sox in this civic
enterprise of injecting the old-time
rough-and- tumble spirit into mod
ern baseball.
Recent reports from Cleveland
indicated that it required four
White Sox to trounce one fat, mid
dle-aged umpire. but those fire.
eating Cubs stepped out at Brooklyn
Friday and took on the entire
Dodger team-man for man and
blow for blow
To ringside observers, it appeared
that the Cubs earned. at least a
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Yank Cuppers
Whip Brazil

By United Press
FOREST HILLS, L. L, June IL
United States Davis Cup hopes were
brighter today as the Yankee stars
concluded their tie with Brazil and
prepared for the trip to Europe next
week. Two unimportant singles
matches were carded today.
A victory in the doubles by Will
mer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn
over Ricardo Pernambuco and Two
Simone of Brazil gave America the
right to meet the winner of the
European zone finals. The victor
in that test will battle France for
the historic trophy. The United
States will sail next week, and Great
Britain is the likely foe at Autiel.
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Martin Gets
Purdue Post
By United Press

By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June IL
Orval Martin, former Boilermaker
cinder star, Friday was appointed
head track coach at Purdue u, sue
ceeding Earl Martineau, VINO re-
signed to accept coaching position
at Princeton U. last winter.
Martin was one of the outStand-
ing stars in Big Ten competition
from 1923 to 1890 inclusive. He
never was beaten in conference
competition, winning all half-mile
and mile tests in his six conference
championships and setting new in
door records for the distances. He
will take over his new duties next
fall after trying for a berth on the
United States 1882 Olympic team.
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City amateur diamond leagues will swing
into action again today and Sunday.
with the schedules as follows
Circle City
Smith Al-Stars vs. Indianapolis Bleach
ing two games, Riverside 3.
Dixie A. c. VS.. Central Transfer. River
Modern woodmen VS.. National Silk two
Capitol City
Anglers vs.. De Molays two games),
west Side Chevrolet VS.. Hollywood. River
side 5.
IndustriaI-Sunday School
Printers VS.. Fletcher Avenue Riverside T.
Eli Lilly vs.. University Heights, Brook
COOPERATIVE League
indianapolis Cubs vs.. Stock Yards A A.,
indiana Bell VS.. Folks. Rhodius 2.
South Side Turner's VS.. Irvington Tro-
jams two games. Garfield 3.
SUNDAY
Em-Roe Senior
indianapolis Cardinals vs.. Fairmont
Glass, Riverside 3.
Forester Cubs vs.. Scott Trucking, Gar
United Cab VS.. Olympic A. c., Rhodius l.
Em-Roe Junior
Assumption VS.. Perry Cubs, Riverside 5.
Riverside Cubs vs.. Butler Juniors River
side s.
American Settlement VS.. Beech Grove
Red Wings. Spades l.
Municipal
Shelby Service VS.. St Patricks two
games. Fennsy park Y. NJ S. vs.. River
side A. A Garfield 3.
sholty Motors vs.. Flanner-Buchanan.
Gasterias vs.. Indianapolis Cubs. Brook
side /.
Catholic
Holy Rosary vs. Sacred Heart. Garfield 2.
81. Catherine vs.. Holy Trinity. River
HOLY Cross vs.. st. Patrieks. willard /.
Lady Lourdes vs.. Cathedral. River
side T.
Big Six
Leon Tailoring vs.. O'Hara sans. River
side A.
Belmont A. A. vs.. Iryington Aces. Brook
nds n 4-L--.
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L. S. Women
Win Net Cup

By United Press
WIMBLEDON, England, June IL.
The United States won the
Wightman cup tennis competition
with Great Britain for the sixth
time in ten years today when Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody of California de-
feated Miss Dorothy Round, 60, 6-3
Mrs. Moody'S victory, coupled with
the United States clean sweep of
Fridays three matches. gave Amer
lea the four points necessary for
victory. Today's other three
matches, therefore, will be nothing
more than exhibitions.
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By United Press
NEW YORK, June II. - Paul
Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates
continues to lead the National
League in hitting with a percentage
of 400, according to official averages
released today and including games
played Thursday.
Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia
Athletics also continues as leading
slugger in the American League with
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Indians Drop Close One to
Saints Friday as
Luck Turns.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

Out IN front with his re-
juvenated Millers, Ownie
Bush returned to the home
town today to shoot his
league leaders against Emmett
McCann's Indians and Perry
stadium is expected to be the
scene of a lot of excitement
during the stay of the Mime
apolis crew.
The series will open this after
noon at o'clock and on Sunday
afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock,
there will be a double-header. The
fourth tilt will be staged under the
lights Monday night, with action
starting at 8:15. The game of
Tuesday has been moved up to pro-
vide the Sabbath twin bill.
Birds Moving Up
Both Millers and Indians lost Fri
day night by the same score, to 2,
the mortimer bowling to Louisville
in ten innings and the Indians fall
ing before the Saints at night, leav-
ing the Bushmen with a lead of
three and one-half games. Advanc-
ing rapidly on the two top clubs
are the Columbus Red Birds, and
today the Buckeye FASTENERS were
stepping on the heels of the Tribes
men, a mere half game behind. The
Birds have won six consecutive bat
ties.
The Tribe defeat Friday night
was hard blow to take. The home
nine collected ten hits to seven for
the Saints, and the contest was
marked by several damaging breaks.
At the outset Goldman, Indian
shortstop, was banished from the
battle by Umpire Clayton and Chief
Mccain was compelled to change
his inf1eld, using Bedore at Short
stop, where he has had little prac-
tice.
Umpire Misses Play
Moreover, what proved to be the
winning run for the Apostles was
registered on an error in the eighth
after Clayton missed a play at first
place that would retired the side.
The Tribe battled hard to over
come the odds, but rallies launched
in the last three innings brought
only one run.
Mccain opened the seventh with
a single and Angley walked. Win
gard batted for Campbell and forced
Angley, and Hale hit into double
play. In the eighth Purdy connected
for line drive and Hopkins at third
Speared it. Rosenberg singled and
raced to third on double by Siga-
foos. Taitt met the sphere on the
nose" and Wanninger dashed to
his left and shared it, thereby cut
ting off two Tribe runs. Bedore
bounced out to end the stanza.
Harris Relieves Adkins
In the ninth Mccain was struck
by pitched ball and Todt knocked
down Angley's hot smash and jeff
ries recovered it in time to force
Mccain at second on a great play
and throw. Barnhart ran for Ang-
ley and Heving singled, sending
Barney to third. Hale's single scored
Barnhart, Heving being held at Sec
ond.
Slim Harriss relieved Adkins on
the Apostle mound and famed
Purdy, the Tribe left fielder letting
the third one be called on him with
count three and two. The struggle
ended when Rosenberg forced Hev-
ing at third and. the Indians lost
a big chance to gain a full game on
the MillerS.
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Sarazen After
U. S. Open Title

By United Press
SOUTHAMPTON. England, June
11.-Gene Sarazen, proudly carry
ing the huge silver cup emplematic
of victory in the British open golf
tournament, sailed today for the
United States aboard the Maure-
tania.
He was accompanied by Tommy
Armour and Macdonald Smith.
"'I am going home to make it a
double by winning the national
OPEN" Sarazen said before sailing.
And I'll be back next year for an
other shot at the British OPEN"
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THREE Jockeys Hurt

CLEVELAND, June 11.-Three
jockeys were cut and bruised at
cambridge race track Friday when
their mounts piled up during the
third race. They were Robert
Clemens, Grove City; Joe Sylvester
of Brooklyn N. Y, and Melvin
WINNER, Chicago.
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CASTOR TO PITCH

DW VWIttU 7 TLoo
CHICAGO, June 11.-Milton Gas
tons To-day suspension for his part
in the assault on Umpire George
Morfiarity in Cleveland recently
was lifted today and he was
scheduled to pitch for the Chicago
White Sox against his former team
mates, the Boston Red Sox.
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Lott
Tennis Rivals

By United Press
MEMPHIS June 11.-Bryan Grant
of Atlanta so diminutive he is called
Bitsy and George Lott sturdy Chi
cagoan who is No. ranking player
in the United States will battle to-
day for the national clay court ten
mis- championship.
Grant, former champion. won
his way to the singles finals Friday
by upsetting Cliff Suffer, New Or
leans. Lott advanced to the finals
by triumphing over Berkeley Bell.
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Cleveland Gets Russell,
SoX Take JabIonoWSki
By United Press

BIZ JHlted Press
BOSTON, June 11.-Boston Red
SoX officials announced Friday the
trade Of pitcher Jack Russell. A
right-hander, to Cleveland in ex-
change for pitcher Pete Jablonow-
SKI, also right-hander. The trade
is effective Immediately.
Jablonowsh won four games and
lost as many for Cleveland in 1881.
While Russell turned in ten victo-
ries against eighteen setbacks. This
year, Russell has won one game and
lost seven.
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Keil won his way into the
finals with a brilliant victory
in the semi-fnals Friday noon
defeating Harry Yelch, Short
rigde star, 2 and /.
Reed won his semi-finaI match
with a and 2 victory over Wood
row Dickerson OF Shortridge. Reed
was aggressor all the way, while
the Yelch-Keil match was not de-
cided until the seventeenth hole had
been played.
BRIDES First Hole
Keil birdied the first hole for a
win and won the second with a par
4 to go two up on Yelch. He held
this margin at the end of nine holes,
all the other holes being halved in
pairs. Yelch won the tenth and
eleventh holes to square the match.
Keil took advantage of Yelch's
missed approach shot on the twelfth
and won that hole with a par. All
the other holes were halved in pars
with the finish.
Play Consultations
The championship consolation
flight played quarter final matches
Friday morning and Bob Kemper of
Shortridge defeated Walter Brown
of Tech, and 4, and Archie Green
of Tech defeated John Barrett of
Cathedral. They met in one of the
two semi-final matches Friday aft
ernoon. Green winning, and l.
Tom David of Shortridge defeated
Frank Johns of Cathedral, and Paul
Carr of Technical defeated James
Gates of Lawrence, 4 to 3, and they
met in the other semi-final match
Friday afternoon, David winning, 2
and l. He played in the finals to-
day, meeting Archie Green.
In the grade school quarter-final
matches all tits we're won by wide
margins. Robert O'Connor of Holy
Angels defeated Albert Sterger of
Holy Trinity, 7 and 6. Myron Brink
man, CaStleton, was too strong for
Dick Thomas of No. 4 school and
won, and 2. Frank Wissen of
Flackville defeated Eugene Eppich
of st. Anthony's, and 3, and Eu-
gene Doty Of No Z school, defeated
Harry Stonich of Holy Trinity. 4
and 2.
On the first nine, Keil and Yelch
halved five of the holes. Keil went
over par one stroke each on the
fifth, sixth and eighth holes to fin
ish with a 80, two over par.
Both boys were even par coming
back for eight holes, but Keils lead
of two up at the turn stood. YeIch
birdied both ten and eleven to
square the match but Keil came
right back with birdie on twelve
to gain the lead. The strain was too
great and they slipped over one
stroke each to halve the thirteenth
in SIS.
They halved the next hole in par
3, but Yelch slipped over when he
missed chip shot on No. Is and
Keil went two up, margin he held
by bet his pars on the next two
holes and Yelch was unable to get
the brides needed to win.
Reed shot the worst golf he had
fired in the tournament when he
required 40 blowse in his first nine
hales of the semi-final match with
Dickerson and was down at the start
Of the match
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Friday Fight Results

AT MONTREAL-Emile Pladner, French
bantamweight, knocked out ACUTE Duger-
rio of New York in the seventh round.
AT ERIE. Pa.-Billy Wallace, Cleveland
junior welterweight stopped Frank Be-
jarskt of Erie in the third round.
AT AKRON, O.-Eddie Shea, Chicago
fyweight, scored technical knockout over
Santiago Gorilla of Cleveland in the
seventh round. scoring six knockdowns.
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DISTANCE STARS CLASH

By Unitcd Press
CHICAGO, June 11.-Juan Ia
bala, Argentine; Paul De Bruyn,
German, and William Agee, Balti-
more, defending champion, we're
the favorites in the national A. A.
U. mile championship run
in Grant park today. A field of
about thirty was expected to start,
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CLEVELAND SIGNS BoLEY

CLEVELAND, June 11.-Joe b.
ley, former Philadelphia Athletic
shortstop, who was released uncon-
ditionally by the AS month ago,
was signed today by the Cleveland
Indians.
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FREE TARGET VICTOR

Breaking 4s out of so targets,
Free triumphed at the indianapolis
Skeet Club Thursday. Smith was
second with 46 and Davis next with
As Mays won the 25-target event
with. a.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eleven Inningsl
New York .....,. 200 003 10 0f-s13
Detroit . 2IO 600 031 M "a
Pennock. Brown. Gomez and Dick,v.
Uhle, Herring, Wyatt and Hayworth.
lTen Inningsl
philadelphia ..... 002 020 200 40 II 2
Cleveland ......... 013 OIL 600 II IL ,
Walberg Grove and Cochrane; Hudlin.
Harder and Sewell, Myatt.
Washington ........ 100 101 07o-10 "A 2
Chicago ............ 600 600 600 3 S
= Crowder and Spence; Jones. Thomas.
Caraway and Berry
Boston .. ono 0o0 2of II
ST. Louis ........... 900 900 40x-4 ? n
Michaels, Kline. and Tate; Hadley. Kin
sey and r. Ferrell
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ST. PAUL


Runs batted ,in-Taitt. Adkins. burst.
zoos. Campbell. Three-hase hit-Adkins
Siacrifces-Sigafoos. Adkins Fenner Dou-
pie plays-Sigafoos to Mccain; Wan
10; st. Paul. 9. Base on
66ans-Oh Campbell. q, of Adkins. d of
SS q, ne VII l. Struck out-By Campbell S;
Hits-Of Campbell. in 7 innings; of
2-3 innings: of Adkins 10 in 8i-s in
by pitcher-By Adkins CMcCannJ. win.
ming pitcher-Adkins: losing pitcher Carnn-
bell, UmDires-snyder and CLAYTON. Time
Hayrv Rosenberg got three of the Tribes
ten nits: However. along with Taitt. he
Adkins batted in the nth. There were
two down and Norman was on first Nc
Cam motioned the outhelde back. but the
Adkins whaIed the ball to right center and
i rolled to the fence for triple. scoring
Norman.
DURDY played a swift fielding
Il game in left field for the Hoo
siers and held two drives to singles
that weer carrying two-base labels.
Purdy went nieless, howeve.
Two doubles got the Saints run in the
seventh. Norman solved Campbell for two
cushions and burst batted for Beck and
hit the first pitch to the right field corner.
scoring Norman. Adkins sacrificed and
Campbell tirhtened and got the next two.
LEAVING Burst stranded
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BREWERS TAKE COLLEGIAN

BREWERS TAKE COLLEGIAN
By Times Special
EAST LANSING, Mich, June II.
Milwaukee Brewers of the Amer
lean Association have signed Lefty
Griffin, Michigan State pitching
star. He will report on June 81.
The Freiie A. C.s will play the Bowenz
etam OF New Bethel Sunday instead of the
Fl1ty-second Street Merchants as an
nounced previously
ANY team desiring the services Of an ex-
peTlenced semi-pro pitcher Communicate
with R, r. Miller. 1925 Villa avenue
The Cloverdale Greys will meet the
Spencer Corn Parchies at Cloverdale sun
DAY. Reb Russell or Williamson viii be on
the the, mound Tor the Greys. Edwards or Reno
stirred up lot Of rivalry among the fol-
lowers Of both clubs
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SALTZGAVER is HERO
to Give Newark Victor
By United Press

to Give Newark Victory.
By United Press
NEWARK, June 11.-Jack Saltz-
gaver has not taken to heart his
demotion from the New York
Yankees to the Newark club of the
international League, judging by his
brilliant debut in the minor outfit.
The young outfelder stepped out
in his first International game Fri
day and doubled with two on base in
the eighth inning to give the Bears
a 6-to-5 victory over the Rochester
Red Wings.
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Second Race (S-year-olds and up; claim
ing; six furlongs Order, 1l2;
Golden Light, 90; Conswaler l09; Grand
Acre, l04; Baboo 100; Visionary Hour, 107;
Tinge. 1917 Tuberose, 1907; Altsheib, los;
Sailor Maid. 107; Thunder Drop, l04; Mint
Magi. l09. Hieaway 1917 Poison Ivy, 1903;
Tea Gown, l07: Double Dare, 49,
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Third Race (S-year-olds; claiming; six
furlongS -Pennate, 1903; Wahles 100. So
lace 1903; Schooner, 107; Omareen, 1917; At
Sunrise, 100.
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Fourth Race handicap; 3-yesr-olds and
up; mile and siXteenth)-Pat Gaiety, los;
Gay Partisan. III, Aymond, ITO; Star
Crest, 1903; ia Shady Well 100; (al Young
Kitty. LOT.
la1 Seacram Stable entrN.
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AT LONG BRANCH

Candy Man, los; Fatal Gift, l08 Silver
Dot, 1903; Serfman. lO2; Circulet, l12;
1O8 Sabena, 1903; Johns Bes, 100; RoSeman,
1O5 Jean O'Doon. 1903; Santa Crest, 1902;
Anoka, LOT; Seakale, liz; Pampered Pet,
1903.
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3-vear-oldS and up: one mile and six
teenthl -Clotho. 10S Scuttle. go; Tired
Avon 100; Frumper. III; ROYAL Ruffin.
"a B,sck Diamond. no.
falPasadea stable.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMllilWaukee ......... 210 010 001-5 9
CoIumpus ........... 12l 0l0 ak is z
Stiely.. Braxton. Hillin and Crouch,
Young; Lee, Fowler and Sprinz.
Kansas City ....... 221 1911 OOi-20 20
loleoo ............. OIL oil i01- 7 II
Dawson, Using, Carson and Collins.
SNYDER. Van Glider, Winegarner, Rabb and
(Ten Jnnings)
Louisville ...... 900 col 100 = ) u
Ryan and McNullen; Deberry and Shea.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ........... 900 O2O 0lO-3 s
brooklyn ........... 600 002 COX IL
Grimes. r. Smith and Hemsley; Thurs
ton and Sukeforth
St. Louis ........... O1O 600 oOO-1 9
boston ............. 600 101 COX 2 8 o
Hallahan and Wilson; Brandt and spo-
pittsburgh .......... 600 200 300 Is
rHl4aoelphla ..,..... $50 0l0 liz IL
Meme and Grace; Benge and V. Davis.
Cincinnati .......... O10 o20 OOO-3 9
new YORK .......... 900 00S 1Ox- 4 7 o
Lucas and lombard; Hubbel and Ho-
gan. O'Farrel.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

w AVFN4tA AENNNt
81. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Chicago at Boston
Pittsburgh at New York
Cincinnati at PHILADELPHIA two games).
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Baseball
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN IEAGIF
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

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

Washington at st. Louis,
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
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Second Race (claiming The Chicago
Lawn; 2-year-olds; i've furlongSl Herman
do, Ill; Danton, l0S Whirling. l0S Lovely
Hills. i03: Mighty Atom. l0S: Gloritone.
1908; Sergeant Xiii. LOG; Thistle Tom, loS !:
Polygeny. los; Ny Gentleman, los; Red
Roamer. lis; Copley Square los; Bronx
Park, ll3; Bun D, Ill; MBillies Orphan,
1903; st. Christopher, IFS: Stroll Along. Ill:
Shorky. llS: Miss Justice IFS
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AT WASHINGTON PARK

First Race tclaiming; 3-year-olds and
up; six furlongsl -Polvp. 1903; PUredicts
16S; Shasta Star. los; Rusty lis; Sarazen
II, lis; King Sport, lis; Louie Dear, 1903;
French Honey 90: Jessie Carey. los;
Sobieha, lO7 Vermajo. IFS; BY Gracious
i07; Hot Shot. ITO: Sis Agnes, los; Benefit
1908: Salisbury. ia La Sale, lis; Jodhpur
ia; Eskimo, lis; Take Of, lis.
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Sixth Race Cclaimine; 4-vear-olds and
Fair Thorn. 81: Glee Club. no. Dick
Porter, 80; Homelike. 107; Traumagne los
Monocle, l04; MarteaU, l04; Polinos. los;
Politen, 10S.
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Second Race Claiming: 2-year-old and
up; one rilel-Gay Bird, 1l2; Chcsu, l07;
Jean Lafitte, ll2; Portmanteau, 49, Jack
Collins, liz; Ervast liz; While Collar, AS;
Patricia Marian. l07; Monks FIRST, los;
Good and hot ll2
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Third Race lS-year-oldS and up: handi-
cap; six furlongsl-Flag Bearer. no:
tal Hyman, l02; sun Dot, l0S: tal Supreme
Sweet. l02: Polydorous il2
tal Superior Stable entry
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Seventh Race Claiming: 4-vear-olds and
up: one mile and eighth Pretty Pose,
1902: Spectacular. ITO: Fair Dawn, los:
Herendeen. l07; Angry Lascs. IFS; Main
sheet. 100; Montanaro, ll3; George De
Mar, no: Moon Phase. lis; Fetish, ll3;
Bold Bendigo 1907
weather, clear; track fast
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Sixth Race Claiming: The Montrose: B.
Durva. los; Estin. lis; Teia. 10: Drastic
Delight. III: Bub Mcfarland, IFS: Stone
Martin, III: Come On. ia: Knee High
95. Habanero. l08: ChokoloSkee, IFS
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Fifth Race added; 2-year-olds: colts
Sad Ro gsdir BiGnd Sne nile aSd hal
Liouer. 1ls; Proieetile. ll6: IA Metaurus,
lis; Broad Bill. li4: Head PLAY. ii6:
Silent Shot. lie: Old Hillside ilS: Lerack
1is: Levland All ia: Sun Archer. ia:
Stride Awaya. 1l6: Red WhiSk, ll9: In
High, l22; thlLebruyere. ils; Fayette
falAudlev Farm entry
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Seventh Race Claiming: 4-year-olds and
M, one mile and eighthl-Deemster. il3.
mont 10: Spud, ITO: Master Ace. los.
Ruane; liz: Piutsrch. ITO: Scarlet Bri-
made. ITO: Battling on l0s Lion Hearted
ITO; Brains. i05 Evelvnne F. 1908. How TiS
li2: Chin. 10, Tack. ii3: Betty Barrett
los: Ladrone; los: High Storm. los:
Weather. clear. track fast
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-11

minneapolis ...., 300 600 200 o.
LOUISVILLE ....... 900 001 100 l. 3 IL
Ryan and McMullen; Deberry and Shea.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-03-12
BIG LAKE STRUCTURE

BORDER FIELD
0x.own aiso - red field and aa Biarnsy Donc'