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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-04
Yankee Women Meters Open
Cup Defense Against British

making a clean sweep of this years
international tennis competition.
A triumph this year by the United
States would mark the first time
that either team has captured the
cup three years in a row since the
series was begun in 1928 America
has won the trophy six times and
Great Britain four
Three of the series OF seven
matches we're slated for today, with
Helen Jacobs. national champion
pitted against Dorothy Round. bril-
liant little Sunday school teacher, in
the opening singles encounter.
Mrs. Moody will oppose Peggy
Scriven. and todays program will be
completed with a doubles match in
which Miss Jacobs and Sarah Pal
frey. recent winners of the Sea-
bright bowl. oppose Miss Round and
Mary Heeley. No. l British player.
Saturdays play will open with a
meeting between Alice Marble, San
Francisco. and Betty NuthalI. youth
full British veteran internaticnalist.
followed by the feature match of the
series. Mrs. Moody VS. Miss Round.
who startled the tennis world By
winning a set from Queen Helen"
in the recent final at Wimbledon.
A singles match between Miss
Jacobs and Miss Scriven, and a
doubles match pitting Mrs. Moody
and Miss Marble against Freda
James and Miss Nuthall will close
the series.
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Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

Rushyslle 10 meet the RushvilIe Merchants
Following players please meet at man.
ayers home at II noon Saturday: Waite
Dillmsn Roessler. Patterson Hiatt Wolf
Stapert. Bowles. Latham Gulley Brown
and Rabbit. Eurckas will meet New
Bethel Boosters at New Bethel Sunday.
:. Stuck Coal nine will play a double
header at Mooresyille Sunday. The date
OF Aug l3 Is open State teams are re-
Quested 10 write Stuck Coal Company 4fi
Trowbridge street. or call Drexel 1869.
Rival mines OF the CITY sanitary board
VIII tangle again Saturday. Garbage
P1ckers and Ash Singers have combined
their talent and will plav as the Yellow
Trailer Cyclones meeting Toots Monger s
Garbage Plant team. CYCLONES lineup
Will include Speed Manloye. shortstop. and
Skeeter Petty. who will pitch Monger
VIII hurl for Garbage Plant. Bottin and
Tebay Will umpire and the game Will
start at .. m IN Riverside diamond No
10. Sanitary Board Ai'-Stars seek games
with independent are amateur teams.
Call Shering ~ Drexe 4722. or address
1920 Sanders street.
Bridgeport Blues will oppose I A. NJ A.
at the Mickleville diamond Sunday. Strong
rivalry exists between the two clubs and
large crowd is expected.
The J. AS all-Jewish club. will play
Indianapolis White Sox at Longacre Sun
dav. AS have Aug Is and 20 omen and
would like 70 book state clubs. Write A.
Simon. 927 South Meridian street. or call
DR. 5000
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CAGE COACHES PLAN
SCHOOL AT ANDERSON
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind, Aug. A
record crowd of basketball coaches
is expected TO attend the sixth an
nual Indiana basketball coaching
school. to be held here Aug. 81 10
IS. The work TO be offered at the
school is to be under the direction
of DR.. Forrest c. (Phog) Allen. vet
eran coach at the University of
Kansas. and. George Keogan OF
Notre Dame
The high school work is TO be
given by Clifford Wells Of Logans-
port and Glenn Curtis of Martins
vile. Both coaches viii have their
last years squads with them TO be
used for demonstration purposes
Two critical games are scheduled
during the school 10 be played be-
tween last seasons Logansport and
Anderson teams on Tuesday. Aug
p. The state champion Martins
vile team will oppose the Anderson
quintet on Thursday. Aug. "a.
The new rules are TO be studied
by the coaches and new types of
offense and defense that will come
under the new playing code, are TO
be given special attention. This
will be the sixth annual basketball
school 70 be conducted by Everett
N, Case
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BIZ TnffcdPrcsa

BIZ United Press
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. Cali
fornia golfers dominated the field as
the national public linke tourna-
ment went into quarter final
rounds today, but r. l.. Miller OF
Jacksonville, Fla, defending cham
pion. and two youthful Washington
state players remained in the
chosen eight.
Five of the contenders were from
California, including Charles Fer
rera, 1881 champion, of San Fran
cisco. considered one of the strongest
players in the tournament.
Miller, whose game improved
Thursday after his high qualifying
score, defeated Matt Palacio. San
Rafel California junior titleholder,
2 and l, and David Mitchell. In
dianapolis, and 2. Mitchell. lone
Hoosier qualifier, beat Bud Haskell
OF Olympia, Wash, in the first
round, l up.
Two major upsets featured Thurs
days play in the first two rounds.
Albert (Scotty) Campbell. North
west and Canadian amateur cham
pion, lost to Stan Seymour of Los
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Grant, Parker
Face Veterans
BvUniied Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y. Aug. A.
Two brilliant tennis youngsters.
Bryan NJ. Grant and frankie
Parker, today pitted their youth
and stamina against the courtcraft
of two former international stars.
Frank Shields and Sidney B. Wood.
in the semi-final singles of the
Meadow Clubs invitation tourney.
Grant. the diminutive Albanian
who provided the tourney with its
major upset Thursday, was ex-
pected 10 give Shields stiff opposi-
ton, but was not expected TO re-
peat his quarter-final triumph over
Gregory S. Mangin Of Newark. in
door singles champion.
Wood. defending champion. was
favored 10 down Parker. l7-year-
old holder Of the national clay
courts title.
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Giants Lead by 81 Games;
Three Battle for Second

ates by winning an abbreviated con-
test halted at the end of the sixth
inning by rain, to l. Dizzy Dean
was the winning pitcher. holding
the Pirates to six hits. while his
opponent, Bill Swift, allowed eight.
Cincinnati was buried deeper into
the cellar, losing to Chicago. 2 to l.
Manager Charley Grimm led his
team to victory, driving out a sim
gle, a double and a home run. The
circuit smash came in the eighth
inning and broke a one-all dead
lock. 1t was the twelfth pitching
triumph for Guy Bush, who yielded
six hits. two less than the Cubs
made off of Paul Derringer.
Tom Zachary, veteran Boston
Braves pitcher. yielded two hits as
ne blanked the Brooklyn Dodgers.
3 to 0. Only one player reached
third base on Zachary, who yielded
a single in the fifth to Leslie and
another in the seventh to Hutche-
son.
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Dale Grabs
Golf Title
City Youth RapS Brewer in
Finals of State
Junior Play.
By United PTess

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug A
Bobby Dale OF Indianapolis, dimin-
utive former caddy, wore the state
Junior golf crown today as he
planned to participate in the an
nual state mems amateur tourna-
msnt here Aug 1919.
Dale annexed the Junior cham
pionship by defeating Harold
Brewer of Lafayette. Purdue uni
versity student. 4 up and , to play.
in their thirty -six-hole final match
Thursday.
The victory made him the out
standing junior contender for the
statewide amateur mems title.
Only four ether participants in
the Junior meet here are eligible for
the state amateur tournament. They
are Brewer. Walter Knoll, South
Bend, and Billy Reed Jr.. Indian
apolis, semi-lnalists, and Bob
Hamilton, Evansville. medalist in
the qualifying round.
Steady and conservative PLAYING.
especially with the iron clubs.
largely was responsible for Dale's
surviving the three days of match
play.
Virtually all the five opponents
he faced lowered over his ll2-
pound frame. but his excellent tim
ing and rhythm and choice of safe
routes over the Erskine course won
him a victory in each instance.
Dale's victory over Brewer Thurs
day was the result of some bril-
liant golf. He was four up at the
eleventh hole of the morning rourd.
but Brewer cut this margin to one
up at lunch time.
On the afternoon round, Brewer
squared the count on the twenty
fourth hole, but Dale stepped out
to win handily. Their cards.
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CELEBRATING Indiana night"
~ at Perry stadium tonight. in
the delayed series opener with the
Minneapolis Millers. the Indians
OF Red Killefer Will be harassed
in a big way by that Milwaukee
German fellow, first baseman
Chloe Hauser, who is the chief
destroyer of baseballs in Tom
Hickey's loop this year. HauSer
has walloped fifty-two home runs
and he's out for a new record for
the A. A.
The mark is 81, posted by Nick
Cullop IL 1880, and it would please
Hauser 10 end to clear the walls
at the spacious Tribe park just
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to prove he can hit homers on
the road as well as in the minia-
sture plant at Minneapolis. He
needs only three to top the rec
ord.
The contest scheduled at the
stadium Thursday night was post
poned on account of wet grounds.
The Indiana night" feature I'M
der the lights this evening. begin
ming at 8:15, will be staged at
bargain prices, 40 cents for men
and the same price for women, to
any seat in the grand stand. ex-
cept boxes. and no tax; children
under II, free. and the bleachers
free to lads under is.
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Hoosier Amateur
Stops Irish Star

BY United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Chicagos
Golden Gloves champions scored a
smashing 10 victory in the third
annual international amateur boxing
bouts against the champions OF
Ireland Thursday night in Soldier
field.
A crowd of $4,000 persons. a new
record for amateur boxing. attend
ed the bouts The former record
was $4,000 set at the Chicago Ger
many bouts year ago.
After losing the first two bouts.
the United States team won the next
succeeding six matches. There was
only one actual knockout II came
in the final bout when John Pack.
Chicago heavyweight. stopped Paddy
Mulligan. Ireland. after two min
utes and thirty seconds of the first
round. An Indiana star, George
Van Der Heyden, South Bend well
terweight. scored a technical knock
out over Paddy Hughes OF Ireland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-04
Cincy Reds Lose
TWo FASTENERS

By United Press
CHICAGO. Aug 4.-The Cincin-
natl Reds lost three ball games and
two players during their three day
sojourn in Chicago
George Grantham, veteran in
fielder, fractured a small bone in
his right ankle in sliding into third
base in Thursdays game and will
be out of action until near the close
of the season.
Rollie Hemsley. catcher, split the
forefinger on his right hand in try
ing for foul tip off Charlie Roots
bat in Wednesdays game and will
be laid up for three weeks.
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Harness Vets
Cop Feature

By Times Special
SALEM. n H.. Aug 4.-Vansandt.
l. w. GleaSons star 4-year-o
trotter. and Dick Reynolds, brilliant
5-year-oid PAGER from the w. w.
Reynolds stables. captured top hon
ors in the Grand Circuit racing
program here Thursday.
The former, piloted by Earl Pitt
man. captured three straight heats
in the 2:20 class trot, beating Mad
elon, driven by G.. White, each
trip. The time was 2:06i7, POT.
and 2:O6 The Reynolds flash won
the first two heats of the 2:l2
pace in 2:0las and 2.03, and placed
fourth in the final mile won by
Rose Marie Able in 2:03a., Ben
White drove the son Of Single G..
The 2-year-old trot provided a
surprise when Doc Parshall drove
Lord Jim to victory in two straight
heats.
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Double Windup
Features Card

WrestlerS of the lighter divisions
are matched in four contests to-
night at the South Side arena. 500
South Meridian street, with Match
maker Jimmie McLempre offering a
pair OF two-three fall events. In
one. Chief Little Wolfe, winner last
week over Billy Love. faces Cyclone
Burns The other brings together
Ken Howell and rough Roy Allen.
Allen won three events in one night
on his first appearance here a
month ago.
The supporting card shows Wal
ter Hickman VS.. Al Mckee Of TerTe
Haute and Joe Hollander VS.. Omer
Price. Ed WeStfall will referee
and the first bout is billed for $50
a. N.
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Mitchell Bows to Champ in
Public Links Title Tourney

, Angeles. 3 and 1, in the first round,
and Tab Boyer of Portland, CO.
medalist, bowed to the sub-par golf
Of Henry Batista OF Altadena. Cal.
-Four cities were in the running
for the 1894 tournament Bids by
Indianapolis, Chicago, New York
and Pittsburgh were forwarded to
the U. s. G. A. for consideration.
Long Beach asked for the 1885
meet.
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Equipoise Is
Easy Winner

BIZ Times Special
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. 4.-Equipoise, c. v. Whitney
great turf champion, won his fifth
consecutive 1888 start in gallon
here Thursday, beating Tambour
Mate and two others by three
lengths in the Wilson mile.
He added $3.50 to his earnings
boosting the total to 1927, ITO in the
campaign to overhaul w. S. Kilmer's
Sun Beau as the greatest money
winner of all time Equipoise car
ried l26~pounds over the good track
in a downpour and was not forced,
finishing in l:39.
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ers row. with five scattered hits, and BANKED the
champions, 10 0.
Slightly than 5000 fans fortunate
enough to witness the feat at Yankee stadium and TO
marvel Grove bore down with such terrific speed
that the mighty Babe Ruth struck out three times,
once with the bases loaded and Larruping Lou Gehrg
struck out twice.
Twice it seemed that Grove would fail. In the
sixth, two men base, with one out Ruth and
Gehrig coming up But they both struck out The
climax came in the eighth when Crosetti Combs and
Sewell the bags, and only out Again
Ruth struck out and Gehrigs fly ended the inning.
The Yanks had not been shut out since Aug. g.
1884, when Wiley Moore, then with the Boston Red
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PLAY FOR LEGION TITLE
Jasper. East Chicago Battle for
Hoosier Diamond Crown.

PRINCETON. Ind, Aug. -
Jasper and East Chicago Junior dia-
mond stars battled today for the
right TO represent Indiana in the
national American Legion junior
championship play.
Jasper thumped Berne, 7 to l. and
East Chicago nosed out Richmond,
6 10 5. IN semi final games of the
state tourney here Thursday.
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By Times !SDecigI

u y INIts NUffIuI
NEW YORK, Avg. New York's
Giants enjoyed e three and one
half game lead in the National
League today. while Pittsburgh,
Chicago and st. Louis continued to
battle for the runner-up position.
After Thursdays battles, one game
separated the Pirates from the Cubs
and the Cubs from the Cardinals.
New York was idle Thursday. The
fourth place Cardinals made it two
straight over the second place Pr
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BAN ON NICHOLS LIFTED
Former n. B. A. Ring Champion and
Manager Cleared by Feeney.

Jack Singer, Cleveland (O) fight
manager, was readmitted TO Indiana
fight circles today on order of Al
CT. Feeney. state athletic commits
sioner, who had suspended him in
definitely.
Singer and George Nichols, for
mer N. B. A. lightweight champion,
were banned when they failed to
appear here for a fight after re-
ceiving advance money from the
Washington A. c. Return of the
money has been guaranteed.
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SWIM MEET CARDED

Three fifty-yard eyents--free-
style. back stroke and breast stroke
"a 2o0-yard free-style race, fifteen
yard medley event and diving will
be on the program at Riviera club
Saturday at p. m. when the Ri
viera squad opposes Westlake in a
dual meet.
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Reds Lose Grantham

THE hapless Cincinnati Reds
IL National League cellar dwell
ers. got another Jolt Thursday
when George Grantham. veteran
second-sacker. suffered a broken
right leg sliding into third base
He'll be out Of action until late in
the campaign.
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DOWNEY JOINS COLLEGE

n Y 7 MI , y TIL
WASHINGTON. Ind. Aug. A.
Robert Downey has resigned as
basketball coach at ST. Simons
Catholic high school here, a posi-
ton he has held since 1918. 10 ac-
cept a position as basketball. foot
ball. baseball and track mentor at
St. Stanislaus college. Bay St. Louis,
Miss.
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Horse Sense
by O. REVILLA

CINCINNATI. Aug. 4-Three
~ DAYS have passed of the forty
two day Coney Island race meet.
and I'm telling you this meeting
has all the earmarks of being the
cleaneSt meet ever have had the
pleasure of attending.
The men back Of the guns are
sitting there shooting at everything
that doesn't look just right. and it
looks like they will be there until
the last flag falls on the final day
Three Jockeys ALREADY are walking around
taking vacation. two Of them since the
first dav when Finnerty and Hoffman
drew FIVE DAYS sentences for rouEhing IL
up on the back stretch. Let US hope the
Cincinnati Jockey Club officials maintain
their present practices throughout the
meeting.
Looks as Y The Ohio legislation Is being
the Taeins biz p MS state BY the attend,
ance ~ the Corev track Crowds have
been excellent SINCE The opening
JUMPING from the banks of the
- Ohio 10 AL JolSon'S Golden Gate
in California. We find they have
trotted out the Australian wonder
horse" Winooka. and beat Hueu al
five furlongS in .Oo 3-5 in ten
grand match race. You know what
they will shoot at you next. don't
YOU? It will be Equipoise and
Winooka in a match race or a stake
at Hawthorne in Chicago. with a
little side bet Of about $4,000.
II I were betting man tssl I would
start saving NV pennies and wrap case
note around old Ekkvs' beerer. II viii
take better than one minute time to
beat the old fellow and I think they
could tie the old bows front feet to-
Kether and he would get around there
some way or ether. There is no question
about IL. horse for horse there is no COM
harrison. little racing luck could change
the complexion OF things but when better
horses are raced this wear. they won't
be against Ekky. II he isn't as good as
Man o. War. he certainly has him tied
and some Of the wise bows will tell YOU
he Is even better than the greatest Of
sires.
This vii probably be the last wear under
the tacx the whitney racer will and
from all we can gather next spring will
see the old fellow living the life OF Riley
on the farm IN the hills.
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FOUR CLUBS SEEK HuRLER

The Cleveland Indians. Yankees.
Red Sox and Cubs are said 10 be
seeking Leslie Munns. staiwart hur-
Ter of the ST. Paul club. NUNS is
% years old.
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INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1888
Grove Blanks Yanks.
Ends 3O8-Tilt Streak
Mighty Lefty Checks New York With Five Hits as Babe
Fans Three Times and Gehrig Twice: Senators
Regain Three Game Lead


NEW YORK. Aug 4-Lefty
This long
snapped scoring
baSebal dramatic pitching
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ENTERS woMEN's TOURNEY

CHICAGO. Aug. MARY K.
Browne Of Cleveland. former ma
tional tennis champion. will COM
pete IN the womens western golf
tournament at Oak Park Country
Club next week, it was announced
today.
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THREE IRISH IN OIL

Marchy Schwartz. Nordy Hoff-
man and Tom Conley. former Notre
Dame grid greats, are working for
q Chicago oil company.
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In the City Catholic League last Sunday.
a double header between Holy Cross and
Holy Trinity were the only contests PLAYED.
HOLY Cross won both games. "a and ia.
Assumption won two games from Lourdes
BY forfeit. The double-header scheduled
for ST. Francis and ST. Pats was post
poned. League standing.
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CRACKS TWO RECORDS
Jimmy Gilhula Breaks Sprint Swim
Marks at Detroit.

By United Press
DETROIT, Aug 1.-Two world
swimming records were bettered
here Thursday by Jimmy Gilhula
who swan 800 yards in 3:065 and
continued on for 800 meters in
3:248.
Johnny Weissmuller holds the 300
yard record at 3:078 and Jack
Medioa, Seattle, holds the 500 meter
record of 1888.
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The schedule for next Sunday in the
Catholic League follows.
81. Pats vs.. Assumption. Garfield No. /:
HOLY Cross vs.. ST. Francis. BrookSide No. 2:
Holy Trinity vs.. Lourdes. Riverside No. 5:
Holy Cross and ST. Francis Will play
uble-header.
Highland A; G. will play Standard oleo
have Aug. 10 open and would like 70 book
a double header. Write Alva Russell s02
Highland avenue. or phone Cherry 1855.
.Modley Creamery will journey to Kempton
Sunday to tangle with Kempton Ali-Stars.
Creamery nine has open dates late in Au-
carvel avenue Greenwood. Upton Dia-
mond Oilers and Fountaintown. notice.
Oak Hill Flashes defeated Fortv-sixtb
Street Merchants. to ? last Sunday and
viii play Horton a. c. near Westfeld sun
GAY All players report at managers home
FoTty-ninth Street Trojans will play
Brookside Reserves Tuesday al 10 a. m
at Bellaire diamond.
South Side Press will play at townsville
SUNDAY. Press holds permit for a park
eoia1mI9 25. ior Saturday and desires a game.
4, Indiana FTyr-Fytres nine will tackle In
o!anapohS Bleaching here Sunday in a
doubleheader. Fyr-Fytres are last road
cub with thirteen Victories 4, Hffeer
staItS inns season. Managers OF state teams
having home diamonds and wanting games
write George r. Anger, Ill West Main
street. Muncie.
Warren Aces dropped hard fought
..en-ihnlng game 70 New Bethel. 70 7.
aces would like 10 hook a strong team
Tor Sunday. Call r. 2I7i ring Z ask
Tor Earl Wilson. between and p. m
Forty-sixth Street Merchants will n,.v
at Smiths Valley Sunday Merchants de-
sire a game for Aug. %. Write Jack Rich
4-<l Ralston avenue. or call Hu. 6037.
Indianapolis Bleaching. Mars Hill and
indiana Fyr-Fytres will meet next sum
gay IN three-team double header al
MaFs Hill. Bleachers tackle Eli Lilly
saturday at Riverside No. 8. ponneiiy
OF Hagen viii be on the mound with Berry
The unbeaten Inland Coal nine will pIav
Greencsstle Merchants az Greencsstle
Sunoay Inland nine wants a game Tor
LaDor cav. Elwood. notice Call III
ooo2 The team leaves Sunday at ii
Leon Tailoring Will play ST. Pats in
Ml1iclpal League game Sunday afternoon
q 1Aooius PARK. starting az 3 D. m 81
ralS are looking forward 70 their two
Tivalry Tits with Y NJ S OF Aug IS
Leon Tailoring. has strengthened its line
~ ana a real battle is expected Last
4S,,.neay. Icons upset the league leading
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AMI>.ICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAS assocI.TroS


Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS might
St. Paul az Louisville.
Kansas City az Toledo
Milwaukee al Columbus
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn az Boston two gamesl.
Only games scheduled
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Leon Tailoring will meet the ST Patricks
n:ne sunday at Rhodius No 2 at 3 .. m.
"a Municipal League encounter All
.. n.