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7. Waner Tops N. L. Batsmcn,
Fox Sets Pace in American
By Cnited Press

Bg United Press
NEW YORK, July 16.-Paul
Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates
continues to lead the National
League batsmen. and Jimmy Foxx
of the Philadelphia Athletics still
heads the American circuit slug
gers.
Official averages released today.
including games played Thursday
show that Waner has. a batting
percentage of 1868, and Fcxx has
1878.
FoXX also leads the American
home run hitters with q total of
thirty-five. while Chuck Klein of
the Phillies still holds homer
honors in the National division
with twenty-five.
Lefty Gomez of the New York
Yankees has retained his pitching
leadership in the American League
with fourteen games won and four
lost, while Steve Swetonic of
Pittsburgh and Huck Belts of the
Boston Braves continue in a tie
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MINNEAPOLIS
FRIDAY the Ners OF Ownie Bush
games over Emmett McCanns
town are burning up with pennant fever
fore to keep the gala spirit alive
planned at Ncoet and Fooser meet
the second conflict of the anniversary the Amer
Association be celebrated
Thomas j. Hickey the M the opening
tendance - ~
Prexy Hickey present to hand the nhv n
Manager Qwnie Bush Hickey president the A
organized in 1902 Mike Kelley president manager in
the circuit at ST. Paul. the first existence Moreover
George Barton Minneapolis Association baseball
wrNers was scribe here when the A. a
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The schedule for Sunday in the Em-Roe
Junior and Senior Leagues follows:
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June Showalter, City Swim
Star, Gains Finals in Trials

was outpointed by 15-year-old
Katherine Rawls of Miami Beach,
Fla, in springboard competition.
Helen Lee Smith, the 14-year-old
Indianapolis sensation, was elimi-
mated in a trial heat for the 100
meter free style Friday, finishing
third in the event won by Helene
Madison. Girls who qualified for
Olympic berths, and the order in
which they finished. follow:
100 Meters Free Style-HeIen Madison.
Seattle Wash: Josephine McKim. Los
angeles; Eleanor sayville. san Francisco,
200 Meters Breast stroke-Marzaret
Honman Kingston. Pa; Anne Govednik.
SSinllSnolm' MINI; Jane Caldwell, Detroit,
Ten-Foot spripgboard Dive-Katherine
HaWls, Miami Beach. Fla. Georgia Cole
man, Los Angeles. Cal; Jane FauntA
Chicago.
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Gossip of the Indians

By Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, July 1s-The
Milwaukee Brewers, in third place
are only a game and one-half hack
OF the second-place Indians. The
Home BrewS, like the league-1ead-
ing Millers, are f1ourishing on Their.
home lot.
r ks
On the morning Of July 4 the indiana
we're in first place. Now they are trailing
in second by FIVE games. Their road trim
record is six games won and seven lost
The Millers started to gon Just as soon as
thew arrived home and il is evident they
mean to pile nm an enormous lead before
hitting the road again.
=
Errors and walks are proving costly to
the HooSlers. They are not getting the
breaks and any kind Of a crack in their
defense usually, means disaster. and walks
usually. are followed by base hits on the
part of the enemy.
Taitt was caught off second Fri
day in the midst of rally in the
fifth and that break just about
saved the game for MINNEAPOLIS.
Moreover, in the same inning, Win
gard hit into a double play. Three
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Myers Whitaker, 6-2, 1-6, ga, while
Paul Meunier lost to George New
ton, 8-6, 81.
Louise Hofmeister, sixth ranking
western star fran Chicago, easily
defeated Alice Carey, GO, 60, in a
first round women's match Friday.
In today's feature tussles, Frank
Dale battled Tommy Wilson, 1881
runner-up in mems play; Catherine
Wolf, 1881 women's western cham
pion, faced Nellie Slate, and Vim
cent Meunier opposed Leslie likes
of Bloomington.
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Senators Overcome Brownie
Jinx, and Win Seven i'm Row
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. July 16.-walter
Johnson's Senators, fighting to get
back into first division of the Amer
lean League, have heartened Wash
ington supporters by winning two
straight games from the st. Louis
Browns.
The st. Louis aggregation,
strangely enough, has been STUN
bling block in the Big Trains PEN
nant path for several seasons. Prior
to the present series, the Browns
won seven of the eight games played
with Washington.
But despite absence of Carl Reyn-
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Muriel Adams Shines in City
Net Play; Dan Morgan Loses

Playing in her first tournament
in several seasons, Muriel Adams
stamped herself as the outstanding
contender for the city womens ten
mis- title when she thumped Kathryn
Reece, 1881 title runnerup, 60, 60,
in the first round at Hawthorn
courts Friday.
First upset in the mems singles
occurred Friday when Cornelius
Holloway, former city junior cham
pion, ousted Dan Morgan, seeded
No. 6, 11-9, ST, 60. Vincent Meu-
nier won a hard fought tussle from
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RIPPLE MATCHES SET

The wrestling card at Broad Rip
pie park Monday night has been
completed and action will get under
way at $50 in the rain or shine"
arena. The program follows:
Gain Go-Rav Rice. Indianapolis VS..
Joe Hackenschmidt. Chicago; heavvweghts.
vs. Tiger Mitchell. Columbus; light
=, Prellm--,YounR Webb. Indianapolis VS..
Young Slaughter Terre Haute: weIter-
weights.
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A single tilt this afternoon and
a double header Sunday will end
the Tribe-Miller series, after which
the Indians will move over to st.
Paul for seven games in four days,
one Monday and twin bills on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
The league pace settlers made it
one up on the set Friday by taking
ten-inning SUGGEST, 10 to 9, eight
pitchers seeing service. Wingard
and Benton, both southpaws. were
the starting hurlers and failed to
last, the former being bombarded
and the latter willing under the
heat as well as base hits. Total
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BUD HAMAKER BUSY

Bud Hamaker battled John Baker
IN the junior division finals and
Forest Bowman in the mems singles
championship play of the Ellen
berger park tennis tourney TO-DAY
He paired with Simpson against
Mottett and Fulton in Junior
doubles finals and against Bowman
and Burke in the mems doubles
championship.
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AMERICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
With Semi-PrOs
and Amateurs

Tied for first place in the Big Six
League, the Leon Tailoring nine and
Hara Sans will battle at Ellenberger
park Sunday at 3 p. m. Keen rivalry
teams split even on their early season
clashes League standing: w ,,
Icons : :...'::.. 5 : BTightwood 49,. 49,. 9
Belmonts ....,. 7 8 Aces ........... 10
wally Hurt is requested to call Mike
j. W. Bader Indians will meet Fortville
Merchants at Fortville Sunday. Ray
Henderson and Eader please notice. Games
ars, wanted by the Baders for future dates.
Kokomo Black Cats, Logansport. Alex
andria and Rushville Coca Colas take
notice
pose Highland A. C.s Sunday in a double
header at 1870 at Bellaire diamond.
Fletcher and Campbell will be on the
mound for the Merchants with Toon and
won seven games and lost five in their first
year in the field. They have defeated
Plainf1eld twice and also have scored wins
over the FreijeS. Prospects, Broad Ripple,
Hercules and Mohawks and have lost to
Southport twice, Castleton. Baders and
Plainfeld once. Robert Elliott is man
aver anu secretary
The Kokomo Black Cats. a fast Negro
team. is without a game for Sunday and
900l Kokomo or address c. NJ. Floyd, 80l
North Morrison street. Kokomo, Ind.
The schedule for Sunday in the Em-Roe
Junior and Senior Leagues follows:
Riverside Cubs VS.. Butler Juniors, River
side No. s.
ra-~.. C,,L- -
side No g.
American Settlement Juniors drew bye.
Seniors
Rhodius, No /.
Paramount Glass VS.. Indianapolis Cardi-
mails. two games first at $50, Garfield
No. l.
United Cabs vs. Olympic A. Cs, River
side No. 3,
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Hornbostel triumphed in one of
the 800-meter heats and was a
favorite today. Duane Purvis and
Wilmer Rhinehart, I. u, qualified
Tor the javelin finals, Ed Gordon of
Gary survived in the broad lump
and Ivan Fuqua gained a place in
400-meter finals.
Five Are Eliminated
-Four athletes who were not re-
CURED to compete Friday were
Bryce Beecher, I. U. pole vaulter.
Bert Nelson, Butler high Jumper.
and two I. U. distance runners
Eddie Chaplain and Cliff Warson
Hoosiers eliminated were Noble
Biddinger of I. U. in the hammer
throw when he fouled three times.
Ray Sears, Butler, and Lawrence
Kinney, Purdue, in the 1900 meter
run; Herbert Sears, Purdue, in the
300, and James Hatfield of I. u.
in the hurdles.
performing against stiff breeze
Two worlds records, three OLYMPIC
records and one American mark
Tell IN the struggle of 270 athletes
TO win berthS on the Olympic squad.
out of this large field, bare 100
men remained in the running for
todayS finals.
TOIan Is Sensation
Leo Sexton, N. Y. A. c., produced
the first thrill when he set a new
worlds record in the shot put. His
mark of So feet. 8 inches, bettered
the former mark by one-half inch.
John Anderson, Sections team
mate, followed this with a discus
throw of 1854 feet. The breeze
aided him, however, in beating the
world record of 1853 feet 81 inches.
George Sailing, Iowa, SKINNED
over the 110-meters hurdles in 146
seconds, 2,10 of a second better than
the American record and equal to
the 1928 Olympic record.
Eddie Tolan, Michigan's Negro
sprinter, was the talk of the meet
Against the wind he covered the
1OO-meters in 10.4 seconds, which
equalled the world record.
Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette's new
Negro star, was expected to en-
counter hard competition from To-
Ian in the 200-meters dash TODAY
Tolan had little difficulty pulling
away from Frank Wykoff, United
States cadet, and Emmett TOPPING,
New Orleans, in the century. He
coaSted in second to Hector Dyer,
Los Angeles, in the 2O0-meters.
Bill Carr, Pennsylvania, was a
decided favorite to de1eat Ben East
man, Stanford, in the 4OO-meters
spring. Carr won his heat in ATS
seconds. Eastman covered the dis
lance in 49, Eastman needs two
weeks rest to put him in top form"
his coach, Dink Templeton, declared
this morning.
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By United Press

~ = Htttu IFfSS
JONES BEACH. N. Y, July 16.-
Jane Showalter, Indianapolis A. c.
swimming star, was one of the
seven swimmers to qualify for the
finals of the 100-meter backstroke
event in today's Olympic trials.
Eleanor Holm, Louisa Robert, Lisa
Lindstrom, jean McSheey, Ruth
Rittenmeyer and Elizabeth Henry
were others to qualify.
Helen Lee Smith of I. A. c. lost
out in the semi-fnals of the 400
meter free style by 2 second.
A sensational upset was registered
Friday when Miss Georgia Cole
man of Los Angeles-called the
worlds greatest woman fancy diver
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KOzak, Golden
Lead in Open

By Times SpcciHt
LONG BEACH, N. Y, July 10
Fifty-three survivors started the
final thirty-six holes of play today
in the Metropolitan open champion
ship. Young Walter Kozak and
Johnny Golden shared top place as
the final rounds started, with
thirty-six holes totals of 141 each.
Golden had SO, three under par,
Friday. Victor Grezzi had 143,
good enough for runner up honors.
Other leaders were:
Witty Cox. Dick Metz and Joe Turnesa,
144s; Bobby Cruickshank, Willie Mac
Fsrlane and Willie Klein, 145s Leo Diegel.
146; Mac Smith, defending champion, 148;
and George Voigt, Phil Perkins, DIN Dutra
and Johnny Farrell. 149s.
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Old Three-I
League Quits
BIZ Lnited Press

BIZ United Press
DECATUR, H., July 16.-The
Three-I League. one of baseball's
Oldest minor organizations, has fold
ed up because Of financial Difficult
ties. Friday nights games ended
the campaign. The league was re-
organized with four teams Wednes-
day, but officials reconsidered their
decision Friday night and decided
to disband.
Quincy announced Friday that it
would be unable to continue because
of poor gate receipts. Terre Haute,
Springfield, backed by the Cardinals,
and Peoria Cincinnati farm, were
the other clubs.
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Gar Woods New
Boat Is Ready
ByUnited press

By United Press
DETROIT, July 16.-Powered by
four great motors-the greatest
power plant ever installed in such
a boat-Gar Woods newest speed
creation, Miss America x, will be
christened and put through trial
runs Sunday afternoon.
With superchargers on each mo-
tor the engines will give Wood a
maximum of 6,4O0- horse power when
he races the boat this fall against
Lord Wakefeld's Miss England III
in the Harmsworth classic.
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German CUP
Team Leads
BIZ Times Specinl

By Times Special
ROME, Italy. July 16.-German
tennis stars needed but one VIC
tory today to gain the final round
Of Davis cup play against the
United States, the winner to play
France for the historic trophy.
Daniel Prem and Gottfried Won
Cramm lost but one set in win
ming singles matches Friday from
George de Stefani and Giovanni
Palmieri, respectively Two singles
tits and a doubles match were on
todays card.
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WELLER Raps
June Beebe
BIZ United Press

By United Press
MILWAUKEE,, July IS. - Jane
Weller, 19-year-old Northwestern
coed today held the women's west
ern golf championship by dethron-
ing June Beebe, 18-year-old Chi
cagoan, in the thirty-six-hole final
Friday.
Miss WELLER won, and 4, after a
grCelllng thirty siX-hole battle in the
neat. 1t was the third time they
had met in major tournaments in
Ihree years, and the second time
Miss WELLER has triumphed.
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BUFFALO GAINS GAME

By United Press
BUFFALO, July 16.-The runner
up Buffalo Bisons gained a full
game on the Newark Bears, leaders
OF the international League, when
they nosed out the Bears, to 5,
Friday. This victory left the Bisons
four and one-half games behind
Newark.
Ollie Carnegie drove in three of
the BlSonS' runs with home run
and two singles. His circuit blow
registered his 18th homer of the
season.
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A. B. Battle
League Rival

Indianapolis A. B. C.s resume its
Southern Negro League title cam
paign at Perry stadium Sunday
when they take on the Montgomery
(Ala) club in twin bill, starting
at 2 p m. Nelson, one of the
loops best hurlers, will face Jim
Taylor'S club in one game. Hardy,
catcher, and Decker, former A. B.
c. shortstop, are other Montgomery
stars. Hensley and Thompson prob
ably will do the local hurting, Mont
gomery's lineup:
Ray. II; Frazier, 2b; Carlyle, rf Jack
son, 3b; j. Mitchell, lb Hardy. c. Decker,
SIS; Lewis, CT; Nelson, Calhoun, d. Mitchell
and Brown. pitchers
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CALUMET ANN WINS

By Times Speci0I
TOLEDO, o., July 16-Calumet
Ann. drive by Pitman won the Hotel
Ft. Melgs Trot, feature of FRIDAYS
grand circuit racing at Ft. Miami
track. She finished sixth in the
miles. WV
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GIANTS RECALL ENGLISH


ST. LOUIS, July 16.-Gilbert Eng
lish, young infielder, has been. re-
called by the New York Giants
from Bridgeport of the Eastern
League, and Joe Moore, outfielder.
released to Montreal to make room
for him.
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JONES, TIDBALL CLASH

BROOKLINE, Mass, July 10
Dave Jones, New York star who de-
Ieated Junior Coen on Friday, and
JACK T1dball of Los Angeles. who
ousted Berkeley Bell, tangle in the
finals of the Longwood bowl tennis
tourney today.
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BRAVES BUY
CLUB

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, July Is. Boston's
Braves, who abandoned the farm
system five years ago, have taken
it up again with the announcement
that the Boston National League
team had purchased control of the
Harrisburg club of the New York
Pennsylvania League.
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Phillips A. B. C.s will meet at 10 a. nj.
Sunday at S53 West Twenty street
and leave for their game at Charlottesville.
Steel and Stratten or Wandie and Baker
will form the battery for the AS. The
team has a few open dates in August
and games are wanted with fast state
clubs. Write William Rider, 1912 Belle
Lfontaine street. IndianapoliS.
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GUTHRIE MAT WINNER

Taking the last two falls, veteran
Elmer Guthrie won his third local
heavyweight graphing event at
the Arena Friday, defeating Red
Lyons. Lyons won the first fall,
lost tbs second and was disqualified
in the third.
Jimmie Stevens. substituting for Merle
BBoioy' held Henry C!ausen, .be-whiskered
i1ae' 70 no fall in thirty minutes Stan
west qe1eated Black Panther Mitchell and
carr Chenev drew with JOHNNY CarIin.
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WATER POLO VICTORs

Hooks goal in the last fifteen sec
onds of play gave Longacre a 3 TO
2 victory over Y M. c. 4. water
polo team at Longacre Friday night.
Ellennerger thumped W91aeigh. 3
10 Q. n another AlA
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JUNIOR RIVALS TANGLE

Twelfth district American Legion
junior diamond championship was
at stake today when st. Philips and
Bruce Robinson post tangled at
Riverside No. 2.
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POLO RIVALS TANGLE

Captain Thomas Harris, four goal
polo star, will play again Sunday on
the Officers team of FIT. Benjamin
Harrison when it meets the Rolling
Ridge team in a match game at
8 D. m. at the fort.
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FRIDAY FIGHT RESULTS

AT NEW YORK~Jack PoSenbsrg *,
new YORK; drew with Eddie Kid WhaIen
l51 BROOKLYN; 81; Eddie Wolfe. las Mem
!Sl; Wesley RameY. 1856. Grand Ranids
Mich; stopped Joe Hass. 1876. New YORK
t2l Milton Krompier 1872 New York de-
feated Pablo Blanco i3f. Cuba 81.
Danny Rosen. 127 New York defeated Lou
Pampalone. l25. New YORK 81
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I olds, Johnson's men beat the Browns
Friday, 8 to 7, thereby increasing
their winning streak to seven
straight games.
The Senator's two victories over ST..
LOUIS t.1s were not easy. On Thursday they
Ington won out. to 4, and FRIDAY the
browns gave Johnson cold chills in the
eigntn inning when they rallied for Ave
runs. Joe CrOnin, most determined bat
ueI on the Washington team. drove in the
winning run with double in the eighth.
n
;, This victory enabled the Senators 10
KEEP KEEP G nos on the heels of the fourth
riniiaoelpnla Athletics, II to 10, in eleven
innings nd Jonathan Stone, Detroit outfielder
a snd tne Tiger Tiger attack with two home runs
ana al e. single, accounting for four TALES
Al summons made three home runs and .
uo4uple Tor the AS. boosting his home run
total to twenty-four.
Phfiadelphia's defeat cost Connie Mail
chance to pass the second place CIeyer
1ana indians, who were halted in their
to the New York Yankees. to !. Iefty
Gomez registered his fifteenth victory ia
nineteen starts, allowing nine hits 10
snap his losing streak at three straight.
~, For the second successive day. Chicapos
White Sox were forced to travel eleven
innings to nose out Boston to O. Bos-
ION TOUR errors paved the way to their
downfall. Applines single errors bv jolly.
ano CONNOLLY. Funk's single and HAYES,
eleventh. '"e
r n
The Phillies replaced ST. Louis Cardinals
in fourth place in the National by frac
ton OF percentage point when thev
nosed out Cincinnati. to 3. in twelve in
nings and New YOrk's Giants swamped tn.
Cards. IL to 4.
4
virgil Davis drove in the Phillies' vim
nlnG run IN the twelfth. Wild Bill Halla-
nan was blasted from the slab by the
Giants who scored five runs in the Second
inning. jim Bottomley got two homers
on Fred Fitzsimmons. who yielded seven
hits.
n
Raw Kremer and Hub Pruett waged a
bitter slab duel. the veteran Pittsburgh
hurler scoring three-hit shutout over the
Braves. L to 0. Pruett allowed five blows
NauEhn's single and Dave Barbee's double
accounted for the only run Of the game.
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Indians Fall Before
Millers in Suggest
Bushmen Win in Ten Innings, 1919, and Increase Lead
to Five Games Celebrations On at Park Today:
Two Tits Sunday
PERRY DICKERs FOR TERRE HAUTE STARS

Owner Norman Perry oday
ness with officials of the Tere
Perry plans to take
loop folded Friday night
taken by the Tribe youngster toting
batting Other
dians Chapman pitchers
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Runs batted in-Ganzel (2l. Harris ~.
Richards a.. Rice. Smith. Benton. Fitz-
gerald ~. Hale 81. Sigafoos ~. Gold
man. Rosenberg. Anglev. TWo-base hits
fitzgerald. Harris. Sigafoos. Home runs
Richards Fitzgerald Stolen base-Sigs-
foos.. Sacriice-Harris Double plays~
smith to Cohen to -Hauser; Cohen to
smith to Hauser: sHsuser unassisted
Goldman to Sigafoos to Wingard Left
on bases-Minneapols 70: INDIANAPOLIS. D.
HIT by pitcher--By Logan Harris. Base
Off Logan. / off Heving. 3. Struck out
BY Benton. /. by RYAN /: by PETTY. 3; bv
Henslek: /; by Wingard / bv Logan /.
bv .Heving 2. Hfts-Off Benton Q in 4
innings; off Day. in Is inning: of RYAN
IN 1-3 innings: off Petty. / in i Ia in
nlngs; of Hensiek, in l inning: of Win
gard. IL IN innings: of Logan. 1 in in
nings of Heving. in 2i-3 INNINGS
Winning pitcher-Hensiek. Losing pitcher
-Hevlng. Wild pitch-Wingard EMPIRES
SNYDER CLAYTON and GoetZ Tin1e-9 On
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How Tribe Is Batting
PARKER TAKES ON HINES

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 16.-
frankie Parker, 16-year- old Mil
waukee sensation, Wilmer Hines.
1880 champion, battle Sunday in the
finals of the Kentucky tennis cham
pionships. Parker beat Lefty Bryan,
defending champion, Friday.
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Tor first place among the National
hurlerS. each having won ten and
lost two.
The leading ten hitters in each
league:
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NATIONAL League
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Other Leaders
NATIONAL IFAGrF

run, Runs - Batted In-Klein. Phillies. as.
pitts Hitts-K Sl, Phillies, 100; p. waner.
= Dsogbles-P waner Pirstes. 81: Worth
III Iripbles-Herman. Reds. 10; Klein. Phil
w Stolen Bases-,stripp. DODGERS. 10: P.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Runs Batted .ln-Foxx. Athletics 1o7:
81 Hit hits-soxx. Athletics. 1875; Ayerill. IN
Douhles-Porter. Indians. 81: Johnson
hen Sox. and Campbell Browns rs
y tripieS-MyeT, Senator'S 10: Lazzeri
stolen Bases-Chapmsn. Yankees 10.
johnson. Red Sox. and Blue. White Sox. IL
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Psschal Of the Saints hit double triple
and home run as his club nosed out Louis
vile FRIDAY TO 7. The Saints are be
coming tough. Milwaukee grabbed a slug
ging bee from Toledo. to T. Three
Brewer double PLAYS handicapped the Hens.
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Chicago's runner-up Cubs held the nacs
0Y dropping BROOKLYN. to 3 Ionnie
Warneke registered his thirteenth Victnrv
tered hits 3' SN"'-