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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
Paul Harper
on Mat Bill

Paul Harper, sensational Texas
youth who is a favorite with local
mat fans, will appear in the semi
Windup of Monday nights mat pro-
gram at Tomlinson hall, Lloyd
Carter, Hercules A. G. matchmaker
announced today.
The former Southern Methodist
grid star will meet Whitley Hewitt
of Memphis, favorite in the south
and east. Hewitt's appearance here
will be his first. He was highly
recommended to Carter when the
Hercules matchmaker was in the
east recently to sign talent for his
winter season, the first program of
which is scheduled Monday.
One of the outstanding matmen
campaigning today will appear in
the feature bout when Pat
O'Shocker, the Salt Lake City red
headed Irishman, meets Tommy
Marvin, rough and rugged Indian
from Oklahoma.
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Indianapolis new pro grid club
gave 'em the old college try
"Wednesday night and thrilled $500
fans at Perry stadium by playing
the powerful Chicago Cardinals to a
standstill.
The final count was 2 to in
favor of the Windy City huskies, a
blocked punt in the second quar-
ter which bounded over the end
zone accounting for the only. points
of the bitter struggle. Rogie, left
end. blocked the kick.
Coach Joe Dienhart's local In
dams demonstrated a vast improve
ment over their showing in the
opening game one week ago, espe-
cially on defense. They checked the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
Jones to Do
I. I. Punting

By United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept I'll
Bob Jones, full back last year, who
has been shifted to guard, will con-
tinue to be IndianaS chief punter
this season. He averaged forty-f1ve
yards with six kicks Wednesday.
The HooSiers have opened scrim-
mage against Miami's plays for the
first game Sept. 30. Coach Billy
Hayes sent his two varsity lineups
into action Wednesday and they
crushed the freshmen. The blockingI
was the best shown in recent sea-
sons by the Crimson. Star ball
toters were FuqYa, Weller, Sewich
and Dauer, veterans, and Wendell
Walker, Johnny Mcdonald and
Sutherland, Sophomores Sabik
starred in passing, while honors in
the 200-pound line went to Jack
Spauer, center; Jones, Ed AngleE
meyer, tackle, and Ettore Antoninni!
sophomore, end.
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Vines Bows to Tidball In
Coast Tennis Play, Retires

and in Davis cup play, Vines tum-
bled again Wednesday in the Pacific
southwestern tourney.
He was crushed by young Jack
Tidball, California, and holder of
the national intercollegiate cham
pionship. After winning the first
set, to l, Vines game collapsed and
he lost the next two, 6-4, Us.
Tidball today meets the winner of
the match between Don Turnbull of
Australia and Jira Satch of Japan
in semi-f1nal tusSle.
Fred Perry, England's ace who
holds the American title and is de-
Tending champion, easily ousted
John Van Ryn, 81, 6-3, Wednesday,
and today faced Lester Stoefen, Los
Angeles giant, who bumped Ryosuke
Nunoi, japanese champion, ga, GA,
Wednesday,.
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Lebanon Merchants are without a game
for SUNDAY and would like to play fast
Negro team. Recorders. notice. Monte
Carlo cancelled their game. For games.
call Lebanon 400. ask for Gus Chambers
before .. n.
KILLER All-Stars split a double-header
with Highland A. c. SUNDAY. winning the
first game. 10 TO 4. and losing the second.
TO / All-Stars want a game for Sun
day. Call Oh. 6S15 before D. m.
J. A A. lost a ten-inning game 10 Leon
Tailoring nine to g. They will meet
II a return game Sunday az Riverside No.
at 3 D. N. All J. A. players are re-
ouested to report for practice Sunday
morning az O'Clock.
One OF the best games Of the season is
expected at Fountaintown SUNDAY. when
Cloverdale Grays invade for a rivalry bat
tie Both clubs have strong records this
season. Gravs winning TWENTY-FIVE out OF
twentv-nine starts and Fountaintown Win
ming TWENTY-FIVE cut Of twenty-Seven.
Eureka A C.s and South Side Press
Will meet at Garfield No ! at ESQ next
SUNDAY. These two teams represent the
Fountain Square district Of the south side
and quite g rivalry exists. All Eureka
PLAYERS must be at the diamond not later
than 80 D m SUNDAY.
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Five Blue
Vets Out
SophomoreS to Carry Butler
Hopes in Franklin Tilt
Friday.

Sophomores will carry the hopes
of Butler in the first collegiate grid
iron struggle of the local season Fri
day night, when the Bulldogs tackle
Franklins veteran warriors at Fair
view bowl at BIS o'clock.
Although Fritz Mackey, blue men
tor. started the season with long
list of veterans, injuries have cut
down the ranks and only four let
ter men are expected to be in the
starting blue lineup.
Five regulars are expected to be
of the sidelines when action starts
They are Koss and Bunnell. guards,
and Jim Carr, Paul Carr and Tex
Hardwood backs. The four vet
Grams to start are Jim Stewart, Bob
Stewart and Pete Ray, backs, and
Bob Eynotten, end.
The injury jinx extended to the
sophomoreS in. Wednesdays drill
when Robert Brown. who had
clinched a tackle berth, went out
with a bruised shoulder. He proba-
bly, will start Friday, however.
The Bulldogs we're to taper of
with a light drill today.
With a veteran back field and
several seasoned performers in the
line, Franklin has hopes of aveng-
ing the 1882 loss handed them by
the Bulldogs. Coach Roy Tillotson
has three complete teams ready to
face the Bulldogs. He has a strong
group of balltoters in Goens, Beldin
Martin, Mccarthy and Rummell.
Friday nights game will be
ladies night" at the bowl, all
ladies being admitted free when
accompanied by one paid admission
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Mats Need
One Game
Victory Over Browns Today
Will CIinCh A. L.
Pennant.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. Wash
ington flung "murderers' row.
against the St. Louis Browns again
today, hoping to bowl over their
Jonah Club for the final victory
necessary to clinch the American
League pennant.
After walloping the Brow S
Wednesday. another win today
would make it impossible for the
Senators to lose the flag even if they
dropped their remaining six games
and the second-place New York
Yankees won their remaining eight.
1t will be Washington's third pen
nant, the Senators having won the
flag under Bucky Harris in 1924 and
1925. They went on to beat the
Giants four to three for the world
championship in 1924, but lost to
Pittsburgh the next season. four to
three.
The Senators won from st. Louis,
Is to 5, Wednesday behind Alvin
Crowder's f1ve-hit pitching. They
hammered Wells, Stiles, BraXton
and Mcdonald for II hits. 1t was
Crowder's tWenty-fourth win of the
season.
New York kept alive its shadow of
a mathematical chance by beating
Chicago, to 3. Danny McFayden
allowed the Chisox twelve hits, in
Guiding Kress' homer, but scattered
them.
Philadelphia shaded Detroit. 2 to
/, as Lefty Grove registered his
twenty-third win of the season with
eight hits.
Pittsburgh strengthened its hold
on second place in the National
League by banking Brooklyn, 3 to
0. Bill Swift limited the Dodgers
to four hits, while Pie Traynor led
the Pirates thirteen-hit attack with
four singles for perfect day at
bat.
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WHITE SOX CUBS TO
OPEN SERIES OCT. 4

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-The city
series between the White Sox and
Cubs will open at Wrigiey Field,
home of the Cubs. on Wednesday,,
Oct. 4. it was decided Wednesday.
The second game. Oct. 5, also will
be played at Wrigley Field. The next
two, and a third. if necessary, will
be played at Comiskey Park, home
of the White Sox. Oct. 6. 7 and 8. II
any more games are necessary they
will be played at Wrigley Field. Oct.
9 and 10. The series will be decided
on the four out of seven basis, the
same as the world series.
Regular admission prices OF 80
cents for bleacher seats. S110 for
grandstand seats and s1.65 for box
seats will prevail. The game will
start at p. m. &C. S. To.
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Red Birds Get
Big Reception
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, O., Sept 21.-The
next few days will be taken up by
banquets and receptions for the Co.
lunlbus Red Birds, winners of the
American Association dia mon d
championship. They returned
Wednesday from Minneapolis, where
they captured the crown in play
off with the Millers.
They were greeted at the station
by thousands of fans, bands and
Lieutenant Governor Charles Saw
yer. A parade, speeches and BAN
quet followed. The Red Birds will
play Buffalo or Rochester, now bat
ting for the international League
pennant, in the little world series
later this month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
Three EUentS on
Friday Mat B;H

Jimmie NcLemore has completed
the card for Friday nights wrestling
show at South Meridian arena. with
the signing of Gene Fox Us. Omar
Price in a supporting bout to dou-
BILE main event.
The two feature bouts will show
three new faces, with Teddy Waters
Of Gallop. N. NJ. meeting Harry
Speedy Schaeffer of st. Louis, and
Bill Miller of Columbus. o., matched
with David CWhiskers) Dooley.
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BOiler1nakers
Seek Punter
By United Press

By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 81. -
Speed and deception will play a
bigger part than ever before in Pur-
dues attack this season, Coach
Noble Kizer has indicated. With
the four regular backs all accurate
passers, Kizer has devoted his at
tention the past few days to de-
veloping a dazzling aerial attack.
Kizer devoted a big part of
Wednesdays drill session to de-
velop a punter to replace Paul Moss,
who gained al-America fame with
his kicking last year Five backs
were rehearsed Wednesday. with
Duane Purvis holding a slight edge
over Fred Hecker and Paul Par
donner.
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Buffalo Title
FaUonite in /. L.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept. 21.-The
Buffalo Bisons today were favored
to win the International League
pennant following their smashing
victory last night, 16 to 4, over
Rochester. .deadlocking their final
playoff series of two games each
The best four out of seven games
determine the winner.
Three Red Wing hurlers were
blasted for nineteen hits in Wednes-
day nights game. Ollie Carnegie
got a homer in the fifth with the
bases loaded to start the fireworks
and Grouse and Tucker also clouted
four baggers. Lefty MilStead held
the Wings to seven hits.
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NATIONAL. I.EAGIE
Two Euents on
City Golf Bill

Two golf tournaments were on
the local links calendar for today.
The Rotarians were to decide their
annual champion at Highland, while
the Indiana Democratic Club title
event was carded at Speedway.
DR.. H. D. Leer captured the In
dianapois Dental Society crown,
firing an 83 at Broadmoor and 81
at Highland for the winning total
of 1854. Dr. T. L. Spoon was next
with 7967-166, followed by DR..
E. S. Gilchrist and D. c. H. Glas-
cock, each with 172.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
LOGAN SCOTT TAKES
$4,000 PACING EVENT
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 21.-First
place money in the $4,000 Kentucky
Futurity for 3-year-old PAGERS here
Wednesday went to Allan Wilson's
Logan Scott in straight heats.
Danivle Hanover and Calumet
Dubuque divided second and third
money.
In the best race of the meeting,
Volo Dear captured the first two
heats, both close, to take the CLASH
fed trot. Almanwyn was second
Lydia Knight easily annexed the
Reynolds 2:18 pace.
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ball pro-amateur golf tournament at
Coffin course today
Heinlein, professional and runner
up in the state open this year. and
Russell defeated Bill Wilkinson,
Jeffersonville pro. and Bud Petit
grew, Pendleton amateur. and in
the semi-f1nals Wednesday.
Paulsen. state open champion, and
Dale, state amateur junior cham
pion, won their semi-final match
from Johnny Vaughn and Dot
Lynch, both of indianapolis, 3
and 2.
Semi-fnal matches were carded
for thirty-six holes and the title tilt
tourney will be over the same route.
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SERIES DRAWS 80, 1863

By Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 21.-De-
spite adverse weather conditions in
Columbus which cut the crowds and
the small seating capacity of the
local park, 39,963 fans witnessed the
American Association six-game
pennant playof, league officials said
today.
The attendance at the Ohio city
was 1891, and the three games
here drew 20,622. Five thousand
fans were turned away here Sun
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
SOUTHPORT TO FACE
WESTFIELD GRID TEAM

Southport high school eleven will
meet Westfield Friday. Sept. q, at
the Southport field. Coach Pitcher
is putting the squad through stiff
scrimmage drills this week in prep
aration for the game.
Southport got off to flying start
by defeating Plainfeld and Shelby
vile. The second and freshmen
teams are working hard for their
opening games later.
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2O,OOOFans
Greet Giants

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept 21.-Bin Terry
and his New York Giants, new
champions Of the National League.
were greeted by 10000 cheering fans
Wednesday night when they arrived
here after their victorious swing
through the west.
Manhattan glowed with its first
wave of the world series excitement
as the players. who were regarded
as Of second division caliber in pre-
season ratings, returned with the
Giants thirteenth pennant.
When the greeting and cheering
was over, the players were whisked
away to their homes in automobiles.
to get a good nights rest before
todayS big parade to the city hall
and the game with Brooklyn.
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teams sponsored by this booster Of the tn,
house. and now the secret is OUT
The, Maccabee's. new W., league, have "
rolling. but they are trying to line up
two more ouintets. and when tneY sue,
coed they. will Join. with the Amef tearn
that wishes to enter this loop, get IN toucn
with T. n Merideth. Room 306. Chamner
of Commerce building.
and the M c. Mescall boys defeating the
Rosner Pharmacy and the Printcraft.
Trout rolled 2l2 TO LEAD TINS play
this I bow again af led UiS the uptown League
when he crashed the NAPLES for counts OF
mates s. failed to help him, however. and
the Harper Bros. garage lost two to Seven
Up, who had Steyenson rolling Sill Med leo,
two from Scherer ELECTRIC, as Hoosier Pete
and DR.. Pepper won three from Bader
Coffee and Coca Cola. Shaw crossed the
line into the honor list with score OF
Two out of three was the verdict during
the Gas Company North Side League play,
and Drips defeating Scrubbers. Accounts,
Generators Coolers and Gauges. A 243 by
Leuty was the outstanding feature OF THIS
series.
The Sovereign Realty Company won three
games from Silver Delicatessen, as the
Prospect Gas Company, Earring Sweet Shop,
Fairfield Florists and Ritz Theater won
two from Citizens Coke, DR.. Pepper, Safety
Boosters and Eagle Creek Nursery during
the North Side Business Mems play on
the Parkway alleys. Some big five hundred
totals were posted, but no player was able
to crack the 600 mark.
The Ipalco League rolled its sets on the
Illinois drives. The Morris and Harding
street teams found the Line Department
and Mill Street No. 2 to their liking and
took them for all three, as Fifth Floor and
Fourth Floor won two from Third Floor
and Mill Street No. /. A 583 by Rosener
on games Of 206. 1872 and 1875 led.
At the Hotel Antler drives, the Lubrite
Oil loop rolled its games. the Sacony Spe-
Gals and Mobile Gas taking three from
Oilmaticians and Mobilgrease. as Mobiloil
and White Star Fuel Oil won two from
Naturalization and Ethyl.
B. Wischmeyer still is the star Of the
Mutual Milk League, this boy opening with
a league-leading count of 592. The team
contests were close all the way and no
club could win three. the Buttermilk. Cot
tage Cheese, Cream and Whipping Cream
teams being on the long end of two to one
counts over the Chocolate Drink Dreamed
Buttermilk, Nursery Milk and Milk.
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Daily Double
Pays 81, sos.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-The daily
double at Lincoln Fields Wednesday
paid $2,505.8O for 81. Two persons
held tickets on the winning COM
bination-American Queen in the
second race and Peggy Gal in the
third. 1t was the second highest
daily double payoff on Chicago
tracks since this form Of wagering
was introduced.
The holders of the two lucky tick
cts were Rita NJ. Herman, a worlds
fair visitor from Dwight, H., and
Louis Carey, a Negro exercise boy
from Louisville, KY.
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NEWMAN is PRO STAR

By United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 81. -
Harry Newman, former Michigan
all-American quarter back, threat
ems to cut just as wide swath in
professional football as he did in
the collegiate game, judging by his
impressive debut as pro Wednes-
day night.
Playing with the New York Giants
as they humbled the new Pittsburgh
club, % to 2. the ex-Wolverine
scored one touchdown on dash
around end, kicked a thirty seven
yard field goal, threw pass to
Dade Bunett for another touch
down, and place-kicked the extra
DOints.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
Irish Boast TUo
Star Back Fields

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. I'll
Two strong back fields began to
shape up today at Notre Dame. The
veteran combination will be made
up of Frank Gaul or Wally From
hart, quarter back. Nick LukatS, left
half, Ray Brancheau or Red Tobin,
right half, and Steve BanaS, full
back.
The sensational sophomore back
field includes Tony Mazziotti quarter
back, Andy Pilney and Mike Layden,
half backs, and Don Elser, full
back.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes, Gossip

Riverside Olympic Club will have fast
independent team in the field State
teams wishing games. write George T.
Bender. 2029 East Riverside drive. Coach
Fuzz Hungate has called practice for Fri
day night at D. m. Bill Jesse, Kurt
Kreuger Welton, irwin. Tom Miller Mer-
kle, Apologize and George Daugherty are
asked to report.
Carson A. c. desires a game for Sunday,
preferably with Edgewood A. c. Call Man
ual Green, Drexel OTIS. or write 1415
Bacon street
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RHODE ISLAND MAN
NAMED BOXING HEAD

BIZ HIfCd FrcSs
MINNEAPOLIS. Inn. Sept. 21.-
Edward c. Fostor. Providence, R. l.,
succeeded James (Bingo) Brown as
head Of the National Boxing Asso-
citation today Fostor. chairman OF
the Rhode Island commission. was
elected at the annual meeting OF
the national organization here.
Vice presidents elected were
Harry F. Landry, Friar Point. Miss;
John j. Ahearn. Minneapolis; Vic
tor Manhart. Milwaukee. and Mike
Ahern. Manhattan. Kan. w. Frazier
Dunlap. Louisville, was named sec
rotary.
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40 TIGERS AT WORK

De Paw Gridmen to Get First
Scrimmage Drill Friday.
BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Sept. 21.-
De Paw U. grid candidates will get
their first taste of actual scrimmage
Friday, with another hard session
carded for Saturday, Coach Gaumy
Neal announced today.
Forty warriors are on the Tiger
squad. Simpson, varsity guard, will
not report for practice for at least
two weeks, due to illness. Neal sent
his squad through a long offensive
session Wednesday.
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BABE RUTH TO PITCH

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Joe Nc
Carthy. manager Of the New York
Yankees. has granted Babe Ruth's
request 10 allow him TO pitch the
final game Of the season here Sun
day. Oct. l.
The home run king started his
big league career as a southpaw
pitcher for the Boston Red Sox.
whom he will face on the mound
here
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IRISH NAME CAPTAINS

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 21.-
Two captains were named Wednes.
day at Notre Dame university. Joe
Young, two-mile runner from
Newark, was elected track captain
and Vince Fehlig Of st. Louis, golt
captain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
DUBLINSKY SEEKS ROSS

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Harry Du-
blinsky, Chicago, today planned to
post a $1,000 check with the Hi
nois state athletic commission,
binding challenge to Barney Ross,
lightweight champion. Dublinsky
is ranked No. 9 by the National
Boxing Association.
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BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21.-Ells-
worth Vines, FORMER national tennis
champion, has quit the courts for
the rest of the year after one of the
most disastrous campaigns ever ex-
perienced by a titleholder.
Beaten in every important start
this year, including the defense of
his Wimbledon and American titles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
3 LEFT IN TOURNEY

By Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 21-Dayton
and Youngstown tangled today in
the semi finals of the National Base
ball Federation title tourney, the
winner to play Pittsburgh Saturday
for the title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
GRID TICKETS rs CENTS

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Sept. Iii
The admission price to Indiana
State Teachers college football
games here this fall will be below
that Of local high schools. Arthur
L. Strum, director of athletics. has
announced the charge will be IS
cents.
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TECH GRIDMEN DRILL

Preparations for the opening game
with Newcastle on Sept. % con-
tinued al Tech high school today.
with Coach John Mueller sending
his big squad through lengthy
drill on blocking and tackling.
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GOODMAN TOPS FIELD

b. Times Special
LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept 81 Stars
of the golfing world will tee of here
Friday in the $1,000 Nebraska open
over the Shrine Country Club links.
Heading the field is Johnny Good
man. amateur ace and national
open champion. The outstanding
professionals entered are Tommy
Armour, Harry Espinosa. Jock
Hutchinson and KY Laffoon.
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PURPLE ELEVEN sCRDIMAGEs

Another long signal drill and
Scrimmage was on the program to-
day for Washington high school
grid warriors as they prepared for
the opening game on Sept. % with
Marion.
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Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis ....... 600 90 22o-5 4
Wells Stiles Braxton, Mcdonald and
Hemsley; Crowder and Sewell.
Philadelphia ...... 100 100 00i oCS-3
Fischer and Pasek. Hayworth; Grove and
Cochrane.
Chicago .......... 600 900 III IL 4
New York .......... 002 101 ok 10 0
Faber, wyatt. Heving and Berry; Mac
Fadden and Rensa.
Cleveland at Boston. played in double
header Sunday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN ........... O0o 0O6O0O 600 4 9
Beck, shaute and Outen; Swift and
Grace.
E2ston at. Cincinnati, played in double
header Sunday.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh played on
former date.
(Only games scheduled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-21
LOUISVILLE GETS MEET
Indiana Kentucky A. A. L. Track
Event for 1884 Is Awarded.

Louisville has been awarded the
annual Indiana Kentucky A. A. U.
track and field championships for
1884. Paul R. Jordan. Indianapolis,
president. announced today.
He said the meet would be held
during the annual Kentucky state
fair next September.