davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-26

Mile. Lucie suggested officials of
the American Federation of Labor
arrange the lottery. The Bible was
autographed by King Francis I of
France.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sept. &C.
The Graf Zeppelin started on its
ninth flight to South America at
7:08 a. m. today, commanded by
Hugo Eckener and carrying nine
passengers and $50 Kilograms of
mail.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Greater
New York Citys retail trading area
includes % suburban counties and
total population of 12,055, 1877, ac-
cording to a survey just completed
by the Merchants Association and
Publishers Association of New York
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Tribe Cirds for Dash
to Shake Off Slump
by MIIers; Columbus and Toledo Show Improved
Form; Scouts Watch League.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

They're of again at Perry stadium this afternoon when the Indians
tackle
will the beginning
through
and they viii make desperate effort A.
gonfaon chase before they hit the FASTENERS
punched around quite bit recently
their last starts three
Toledo and Of three
Aers.
IN rst place two and onehah spud
once more Milwaukee hanging close Toledo
aonal rush The heat is on in tie Hickey foong
Hens Louisville
last eleven Tits for the
Maumee The Monday decision Toledo place
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Final Pointers Listed
for Times Links Meet

The seventh annual Indianapolis
Times schoolboy tournament will be
held at Riverside municipal course
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of this week, with the
qualifying round of eighteen holes
Wednesday.
The field undoubtedly will be
more than 200 and first starters will
tee of at 8 a. m. Wednesday. Only
thirty-two boys in the high school
championship can qualify for match
play that begins Thursday. All the
others fall by the wayside. In the
grade school division only sixteen
can qualify for match play begin
ming Thursday.
The final instructions 20 entrants
follow.
II YOU attend high school see the golf
coach AZ once and sign your name 10 the
entry list. II YOU attend grade school get
NE entry blank signed BY the principal
ano present y 70 the starter az the River
Entrants who have graduated or who
are out OF school for the wear are urged
70 play their eighteen-hole oualifvinr
round as early as possible in the day. Bs
there At a. m. or Just as soon after
YOU get out OF school, This Will leave the
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Stars
at TT. WAYNE
sr Times Spectal

By Times Special
Fl. WAYNE, Ind. June Five
popular stars Of the indianapolis
Memorial day race are scheduled
for action in the A A. A. auto
mobile races here Sunday over the
half-mile dirt oval.
Howdy Wilcox, second in the
5O0-mile grind; Bob Carey, fourth
at Indianapolis, and first at De-
troit last Sunday, and Gus Schrader
are among the entries. Ira Hall of
Terre Haute, who placed seventh at
Indianapolis, and is a consistent
winner on dirt tracks, and Wild Bill
Cummings, Indianapolis star, in a
Bowes Seal Fast. also are scheduled
to battle for the laurels. Maurie
Rose, who smashed his car in the
qualifying trials at Indianapolis, is
another entrant.
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Young British Pro Keeps Lead in
Open, With Yanks Close Behind

pro playing in his first champion
ship, equalled McRuHe's record and
had a total of las.
Smith, Sarazen and Armour did
not exert themselves today, being
content with near par golf prepsra-
tory to the championship proper.
Armour, defending champion, at
tracted most of the gallery.
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TIE former stormy petrol Of the
Chicago Cubs did not make an i'm
preSsive showing for some time
after joining the Brooklyns this
season. He suffered the leg injury
at Boston and was out for eighteen
days.
Since his leg has improved, Hack
has been doing well. He has played
in thirty-five games, scored thirty
two runs and made forty hits. in
GLIDING ten homers. seven doubles
and two triples, bringing his aver
age up to the 800 mark.
Despite Hacks two homers and
two other Brooklyn circuit drives.
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rounds and made him a dark horse
favorite for the championship.
Next in line was Eric McRuvie,
another British pro, who established
new course record at Princes
course today. He scored a SO to add
to his first round IS for an aggre-
gate Of IA.
Don Curtis, 2s-year-old English
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the Dodgers were crushed by the
Phillies Monday. IS TO 7. TIE Phil
lies pounded Joe Shaute. Babe
Phelps and Freddie Heimach for
twenty-one safeties. including Chuck
Klein'S fourteenth homer OF the
season.
Phil Collins held the Dodgers for
six innings. when Wilson's first
homer broke the scoring ice. In
the seventh, homers by Lefty ODoul
and Glenn Wright. and Wilson'S
second drive gave the Dodgers five
more runs and brought Ray Benge
to he PhilS slab He shut out
Brooklyn in the final frames.
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way clear for the entrants who attend
school up until D. m. TO get their round
in before dark
Matches in the high school flight will
5e eighteen holes except the hnal match
SATURDAY. which will be thirty-six holes
Matches Will start at $50 a. m and I
p m. and PLAYERS more than is minutes
late Will be disqualified.
All matches in the grade school flight
VIII be PLAYED in the afternoon except
tne serli-finals which will be PLAYED Sat-
urday morning at $50. Grade school
matches will be PLAYED at 30 D. m. Thurs
DAY, and Friday. Be prompt
me PARK board valves the greens fees
Ior Inc Times schoolbov event. the largest
OF us kind in the country. The natural
wear ano tear on the course is heavy. SO
oe careful to replace ali divots and don I
shoot into PLAYERS ahead II lost, allow
players following to 70 through.
Above all get to the course early
Wednesday at 8 a. m. if possible.
Be conSiderate of the boys who
must attend school.
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to to be ,Pllsyea a. LOngaere park. write or
can AIS Service Station. 1855 Shelby
street. DR.. 0i2i. and ask for Al Miller
ShelbyVille and Fsyette, notice
Highland A. C. defeated Morristovn
Sunday, y 20 2. and will practice at Riv-
erside No. 3 Thursday at $50 D. m. For
games IN July and August. address Alvs
Russell, 500 Highland avenue
Kokemo Boosters defeated Tipton Bia-
mono Oilers, 70 !. Boosters have won
eight, straight games this season and
would Ike 10 book games with fast state
CUPS wanting good road attraction
write George Doyle, 1910 North Armstrong
street. Kokomo.
Kroger A. C.s defeated hTs Service nine
sunday. to 3. Young allowing but Ave
hts. Games are wanted for June and july.
Crawfordsville, Elwood. Kokomo and Nun
Gle. notice. WIite Walter Okey 1911 In
gram street. Krogers play at Mooresvllle
s.. Paul Merchants Knocked Skinner
Hodges out OF the box and then hammered
Brown 70 the tune of eight runs TO defeat
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NAbPbAAlB W ofFtillu.
Bush's league leaders viii follow
the Apostles to indianapolis and
will invade Perry stadium Saturday
for a series Of four conflicts. The
record 10 date shows the Indians
with six triumphs and two losses in
battles with the Millers, but the
Tribe record against Columbus is all
to the bad. consisting Of three wins
and six defeats. All A. A. clubs are
down to the official player limit
now and the Indianapolis second
placers are one short Of the legal
roster with seventeen.
The Perry stadium program this
week calls for all action to be in
the afternoon except on Thursday
when the Saints will be met under
the lights at p. m. Daylight tits
will begin at o'clock.
Big league scoutc are keeping
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Cincy Prexy Stands Ready
for Probe of Player Deals

his club had not been made yet. but
stated he was paying as he got it. "
Several transfers of FASTENERS.
with Cincinnati. st. Louis and
Rochester, Cardinal farm, involved.
have taken place President Well
announced that Lands is free to
examine the assignment papers at
any time.
1t is said the judge is especially
concerned about the payment for
Chick Hafey and the details of the
transfers of Roettger. Frey and
Hendrick. The last three named
were traded to the Cards and then
traded back to the Reds.
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close watch on American Associa-
ton athletes and just at present it
appears the tTo youths tagged for
graduation at big prices are Mowry,
Minneapolis outfielder. and Knick-
erbocker. Toledo shortstop. Both
lads have been delivering in a big
way both in the field and at bat.
Mowry doubtless will be held for
a small fortune. but there are signs
indicating Knickerbocker may ex-
perience an early transfer to Cleve-
land, parent club Of the Hens.
Jimmy Reese, former Apostle
second sacker who is doing a fancy
job Of Subbing for Frankie Frisch,
at second base for the st. Louis
Cardinals, was batting only 200
when he left the American Asso-
citation. MoWTy was batting 1863
last week, and Knickerbocker, 1926.
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REESE GETS JOB

ST. LOUIS, June Jimmy
Reese, fromer st. Paul second base
man. has earned himself a tenn
porary place in the st. Louis Car
dinals' infield by his excellent play
in his first appearance here Sun
: day. He led the Cards to a double
win over Cincinnati frankie Frisch,
regular second-sacker. has been
shifted to third to replace the in
iured SnarkY Adams.
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bN JNlTtu FTt6s
SANDWICH, England, June L
Paced by A. R. Bradber, young
English pro. six American golfers
today qualified for the four rounds
of play which will determine the
British open golf championship.
They were:
Tommy Armour Of Detroit, with 75-f1-
lt6; Macdonald Smith. New York. 1913
1866 Gene Sarazen, New York, 53-16-I49:
Robert Sweeney. New York. 15-f6-T5i
w. Pursey, Seattle, S1-5O-I5i. and Doug
Las Grant. California. s0-52-152. Sweeney
and Grant are amateurs.
Bradber followed Mondays 10.
four below par, with a II today. His
aggregate of 141 gave him medal
honors for the two qualification
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HARVARD PILOT QUITS
By United PreSs

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June T.
Thomas E. Armstrong of Dallas,
Tex, has resigned as captain Of the
Harvard varsity crew. and the
resignation has been accepted.
This action does not bar Arm
strong from further participating
IN crew activities Armstrong;
resignation came as a climax TO an
incident week ago when he was
arrested and released by local DO
lice on drunkenness charges.
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C0CHET PLANS TOUR

PARIS, June Henri Cochet of
France, worlds greatest tennis
player, plans to make world tour
following the Davis Cup challenge
round in July, he announced to-
day.
Cochet said that. accompanied by
his protege, Andre Merlin. he
planned to visit the Olympic games
in Los Angeles in August.
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WALKER, RISK0 SIGN

By Emitted Press
CLEVELAND, June Arrange
ments we're completed Monday for a
12-round bout between Mickey
Walker and Johnny Risko in the
Cleveland Stadium June II. accord
ing to promoter Tommy McGinty.
Cancelled two weeks ago when
Walker suffered an attack Of boils.
the match was resigned Monday
following a conference between Nc
Ginty and Jack Kearns. manager
OF Walker.
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, June 7.-Rumors
that Judge Lands, commissioner of
baseball. plans to probe the numer-
Gus deals made this season between
Cincy Reds and st. Louis Cardinals
were laughed of by Sidney We'll
Cincy prexy, here Monday night
We'll admitted payment in full by
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Leg Injury Fails to
Halt Hacks HOmers
Ordered to Rest for Two Weeks Wilson Steps Out and
Blasts Ninth and Tenth of Season. Boosting
Average to 300.
Average to 800.


That truck Of
Wilson hitting
him the monarch of the major
Rond Hack drove out foubagg Monday bringing
than
Wilson gambling with Of a
present he should
allow old injury nv
cnntnr n MAY hall
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DISTANCE STARS CLASH

CHICAGO, June Paul De
Bruyn Of Germany. winner Of the
Boston marathon, and Juan zabala.
South American champion distance
runner, will compete with a field OF
American runners IN the national
A. A. U. 15-mile championship race
to be held here Saturday.
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@%E1p
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u USsELL STONEHOUsE, calm
IN little pro al Riverside munic-
ipal course. has found his golf
game. Before another ten days is
past he may be the open champion
Of Indiana, or at least a very close
contender. When Russ is on his
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game he IS tough,
and word from his
home course all
spring has indi-
Gated he vas con-
sistently banging
the ball around IN
near par and sub
par figures.
Sunday. Stone
house scotted the
gutta perch a
around the TeTe
Haute Country Club
links in 10, which
is something. Mon
day he travelled 70
Elwood, and while
playing with Nal
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SCHAAF SCRAP DELAYED

NEWARK, N. j., June Ernie
Schaat. Boston heavyweight, and
Tony Galento are scheduled to clash
IN a ten-round at Dreamland park
tonight, weather permitting. Threat
ening weather forced postponement
OF the scrap Monday night.
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tured first place in the weekly pro-
amaeur with best "a ball score Of 66.
Next week the state open cham
pionship will be held over the
Terre Haute course, the same one
over which Russ scored the TO-
That is bad news to some Of the
other boys in the pro fraternity
There are some who will lay odds
that Neal Mcintyre. champion
viii not win the state open at
Terre Haute. the reason being that
the course is not his type.
or course. McIntvre. who has won the
state open three times. has shown a dis
position 20 win Il every other year and
maybe this year viii be his on year. But
~ YOU ask Neal he will be out TO win.
Then there ia Ralph stenehouse. who has
been knocking at the title door for the
past four years. riEht on the verge Of
winning every time only 10 fall BY the
waysids at the finish. Personally he Is our
choice TO beat Mcintyre this year II any
BODY does.
Getting back 70 the pro-amateur Mon
Which means that V csrise i Who carts
twelge-stroke handicap. used II handlly on
Ave noles There were three ties for sec
Sd. In the pIsvod Rags Redmond Of
Peru PLAYING with an indianapolis ANA
tour partner. Jimmy Hamblen. captured
a birdie three on the hrst hole which was
good for second place. On the next hole
George Loucks. Indisnapolis amateur. play
ine with Terrell Houston OF Elwood,
CAUGHT a par 4 and 10 vas good for third
place when Neal Mcintyre and Harold
Alyca OF indianapolis took S.
MassIe Miller, assistant pro at South
Grove, ana rather consistent qualiher in
national open play. failed TO make the
grade at Cincinnati, Monday when his
1911. for total OF 1f9. failed 70 get
among the leading six who qualified from
Par hred 77-79-l5s to be way out Of il AZ
three l4fs took fourth nth and sixth
places. Up az Chicago another favorite
HooSler player. Johnny Lehman. former
Purdue golf star. galloped into the select
hav@ representation after all In the ma
80 al open neld.
The women Of Avalon played a guest day
tournament today and large field Of
players from several other courses in the
city took part. The guest day idea has
developed into a regular part Of each
months program for the women and they
seem to like the visiting idea.
The indianapolis Country Club women
vii begin their season activities Wednes-
oav with blind par tournament 10 begin
- 50 TINS, event also viii be guest
DAY anair and Miss Betty Lochard. chair
m an OF the womeE S golf activities at tho
CLUB. expects large turnout.
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b5 sT1 4. C.s. ls to last Sunday at st.
PauI: avery and Leffisr formed the win
We vsrs eessttssry., For games, write Francis
Morristown A. c. lost to Highland r
SUNDAY, IL TO 9. in q ragged game. Errors
Sontrlouted 70 the Morristown downfall.
N Ssor., SUNDAY: AIS Service nine invades
and August. write Richard Heck.
shelby Service and st. Patricks tied tor
second in the Municipal League. will IA neIe
n n oouole-header at Pennsy park next
Prospect A. Q. will practice wednesday.
al players notice. A game is wanted for
Sunoay. Write James Ragan, 14is Spann
avenue Bargersville, notice.
The Pfumville Tigers defeated Indian
apolis Bulldogs Sunday. q TO p BATTER
work OF Hessman and Snyder and the long
N N,Sesn &C.. hitting OF Joe Rivers featured.
n T16is ,SanoIay st 2:3o the Tigers will play
- PolS SiueS at the Plum diamond.
There Is three-way tie in the CITY
Cathohc League with Lourdes, St Gather
me lne ana Holy Trinity mines sharing the
oeIeat. Result last Sunday were:
HOLY Trinity, 2; Lourdes /.
81. Catherine, 10; st. Patrick, eleven
Holy Rosary. 8: Cathedral q
HOLY Cross. 8; Sacred Heart g.
Inc Cathedral. Holy Cross and Holy
ROSARY mines are even in the Standing.
eeen with two wins and two losses Fischer
s.. Catherine pitcher. got five hits himself
agalnst 81 Patricks, and Sullivan. HOLY
gross hurler. held Sacred Heart Question
Marks 70 three hits. and had many strike
out victims. The Trinity-Lourdes game was
exciting al OF the way and pulled I.ourdes
League standing:
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medalist in the grade school fight
last year and will be back in the
big event this time, ready to capture
higher honors.
On the right is Walter Chapman,
with the cup he won last year.
Chapman played great golf for Tech
this spring, tied for third medalist
honors in the recent state high
school tournament, and is confident
of repeating and winning his second
Indianapolis Times trophy.
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a night 10 expect. m-
mediately we directed
our principal effort 10
ward the achievement of
uniformity. Everything
within our power was
done to end variation.
More than his-impos-
siblc as it seemed of
accomplishment at the
time we set out TO
develop or find a better
production process,
having as a major re-
quirement the elimina-
hon of varying quality.
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a field of sixty Green and White
linksmen after the coveted crown
Dick Carlstedt upper CENTER
Washington star. has been of his
game this spring, but has beer
working overtime the last few days
trying to get back in the race. Dick
was the medalist the last time the
tournament was held at Riverside
and hopes to repeat.
Robert O'Connor, IA, of Holy
Angels dover CENTER was the
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With the advance entry total well
over the 200 mark, schoolboy golfers
who will take part in the seventh
annual Indianapolis Times inter
scholastic tournament at Riverside
municipal links today awaited the
eighteen-hole qualifying round
scheduled for wednesday.
Tony Petric Qeft), has been
mainstay on we'll balanced Tech
meal team all season and will lead
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THE Gillette Safety Razor Company feels
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Dady A. Cs will open their season sun
day with Crawfordsviie K OF c at
CrawfordsyiRe. Following players will be
IN the Daoy lineup. Art Queisser. Johnny
smith. Lefty Lee Eb Caraway Milton
Mills. CLYDE Lyle. Pudy Corn. G Dady. II.
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indianapolis Bulldogs will plav Lincoln
Highways az Douglass park Sunday All
PLAYERS report AZ $50 West Merrill street
a. II a. N. Bulldogs will practice a.
Riverside No. 3 Friday evening AZ 80
n. All players and tryouts report.
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Patronxis TIME S advertisers!
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The hard-hittinE Forester Cubs added
another victory 70 their list SUNDAY.
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Bunny Minsrado's pitching checked the
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The Gillette Blue Super-BIade

Thu 81 Kronan De Luxe blade has been
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Prospect A. @. will practice vsdnssda-
All players notice. A game is wsnteS ~,
SUNDAY. Write James Ragan, 14fs Spanr
avenue. Bargersville. notice.
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The indianapolis Country Club women
Will begin their season activities Wednes-
cav with a blind par tournament TO begin
~ 80. This event also will be a guest
day AFFAIR and Miss Betty Lochard. chair
man OF the womer's golf activities at the
club. expects 2 large turnout
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indianapolis Reserves lost to Elwood
Boosters SUNDAY. to ?. IN a hard-fought
70 four hits. but two errors in the tenth
let IN the winning run. Next Sunday.
Reserves take on Beech Grove Reds AZ
Beech Grove. All Reserve PLAYERS must
report for practice Wednesday.
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Teams wanting games with Fortv-Sixth
street Merchants write n. K. Ploughe 9o3
between and o. m Merchants have
an open date for Sunday.
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Shelby Service baseball team will hold an
Important meeting at the corner OF South
East and Minnesota streets tonight az 8
b. m. Al PLAYERS must attend.