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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22

WITH the approach of August and the stretch of
nant the offing, the choking season is at
hand and club managers will gaop mile after mile in their
sleep riding the old nightmare of last inning filters
To choke in baseball to lose lead when the con-
test practically in the bag the finish of struggle nears
The Pirates heels of Cubs and Giants became affected
with baseball tonsis Friday in the ninth inning and New
York rallied for two runs win There will be many other
examples as waning pennant days clicked off,
our may choking after
" three IN the west which embarrassed and nocuated
away to lead and lost to and at Minneapolis twice when
took extra inning for the Temn to win after the home
ear when the stretch was reached Fact IS it takes super outfit to
fight any you
its the worst kind OF punishment to bear up under
ZEN golfers who arise to 90 out on the LINKS to improve
wi
take their clubs and ditch EN- forever when they what
She 70 Long Island recently within
professional tree-sing
There's pretty swing ALTERATION
spring boy in the Iyn Lazy household He nhelder with
Larry
QUEEN HELEN Moody the net courts says she has
special tennis ambition although she has about all there
Is TO win She said the other day 1t probably sounds funny but really
Iengens of The becomes
belongs
the I'd probably be bored just the thought of
transforming enough"
MOODY list choice of the first
WI picked the
Round. Nine Rene
Heeey
herself As alternaes
International compet
ion is the American opnes
WHY they manufac
w heavyweight champion Primo Camera
high wide
o
OF the
Mickey
RoSenbloom a
Knocked their last fights So by all these should
WILL DUFFS suggestion
Wv the String
proof that Manager Duffy suddenly has os mind sbng and
Sharkey
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
Yanks and Senators Continue on
Even Terms; Dodgers Hit Bottom

bic and two singles. Myers triple
in the second cleared the loaded
bases. The Senators collected eleven
hits of Frasier, Fischer and Hog
sett
st. Louis downed Philadelphia. 6
to 3. in twelve innings. With two
out in the twelfth. the Browns COM
bined a walk and four hits for three
runs. giving Bump Hadley a mound
victory over Leroy Mahaffey. Bishop
drove in the three Philadelphia tai
lies with homer in the second.
Boston smothered Chicago, IL to 2.
aided by Dusty Rhodes siX-hit
pitching. The Red Sox hammered
CASTOR and Wyatt for eighteen safe
ties. Johnny Hodapp. Bob Seeds
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quarter race.
Not since Exterminator. stout
hearted old campaigner who idles
his hours away Ill the green pas
lures Of Willis Sharpe Kilmers Sun
Briar farm on the banks of the Sus-
quehanna at Binghamton, N. Y,
carried lao pounds in the hide
pendence Handicap at Latonia al
most fifteen years ago. has a horse
been asked to shoulder as much
weight as Equipoise in sharp COM
petition in a big race.
Some say Equipoise is this coun-
try's best race horse since Man O.
War. few are more extravagant and
say he's the greatest thoroughbred
of all time, while all agree he's the
best horse pound for pound, on the
turf today.
The question is whether Equipoise
can give away ten pounds to Gallant
Sir. champion of the west, eleven
pounds to Plucky Play. who beat
him last year in this same race with
twenty three-pound pull in the
weights; seventeen pounds to Dark
Secret. the Brooklyn Handicap
winner. and increasing weight TO the
other contenders and still go a dis
lance of ground.
A crowd of nearly 10000 was ex-
pected TO migrate to picturesque
Arlington and wager more than
100000 on today's program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
Gene and Joe
Continue Tour

By United Press
NEW YORK, July 22.-Gene
Sarazen. former United States and
British open champion, and Joe
Kirkwood, Australian trick shot
artist, today started on tire second
half of the 20,000-mile automobile
golf tour they undertook last spring.
They hope to feature the trek
with a victory in the Canadian open
championship at Toronto next
month. If satisfactory adjustment
of the dates for the p G. A. cham
pionship at Milwaukee can be
worked out, Sarazen and Kirkwood
will enter that event. They can
not play If the P G.. A. is held Aug.
8-13, as scheduled, they sad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
Singles Play
at Oak Hill

Singles play was resumed today
in the Oak Hill tennis tourney with
matches in the semi-final round.
Jack Yule met Roger Stanley and
Harold JuStuS faced Maurie Wolf
ord. Additional doubles matches
also were scheduled this afternoon.
Doubles action was the menu
Friday on the Oak Hill program.
Gene Demmary and George Horst.
city champs, defeated Earl Dwig-
gems and William Spell, Ga. GO.
Ralph Bradford and Joe Stubs,
another highly regarded pair,
downed Bill Boyce and D. Gray,
6-3 60. Other Friday summaries:
r Stanley and Teeguarden defeated (.
Fleecner and Howard. sc, rs. o.; Eyker
and Fisher defeated Meiner and Incl. 60.
6-i: yulc and Wolford defeated Bud Miller
and j. Kleinhenz. o.. rs.
Greenwald and Egbert defeated Coulson
and Spreg. SO. 6-l. w. Fletcher and
Melless defeated r. Miller and G. Brown,
60. Ga and p. Stanley and Lutz defeated
GreenEald and Egbert. OIL. 90.
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Brooklyn dropped into the cell
lar when beaten by Cincinnati, 2
TO I. for the sixth straight defeat
This enabled the Reds 10 rise from
last to sixth place. passing the idle
Phillies. who dropped from sixth TO
seventh position. Paul Derringer
held the Dodgers to seven hits ard
drove in the winning run in the
ninth with a single when the bases
were loaded. Benge and Shaute
yielded seven hits.
The New York Giants increased
their league lead to three full games
over idle Chicago by shading Pitts
burgh, TO 5, after Mel Otis single
with the bases full drove in the ry-
ing and winning runs in the ninth.
The Giants made three runs in the
fourth.
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that's a whole lot different than
defending a championship year
after year" Helen held the plat
form title from 1921 to 1923. in
elusive.
Auburn-tressed Miss Meany today
IS in far trimmer shape than when
she captured the Olympic platform
crown at Amsterdam in 1923. Al
though inactive for almost four
years by A. A. U. edict, Helen not
only remained in condition through
tennis and golf. but pared some ten
or twelve pounds from her body.
She's liz now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
SWIM EVENT ON AT
ELLENBERGER SUNDAY

The third city recreational SWIM
ming meet will be held at Ellen
berger pool Sunday afternoon. The
event viii be held under the aus
pices OF the Indianapolis Chapter Of
the American Red Cross and the
city recreational department. There
will be fifteen events, including Con-
tests for both boys and girls from
under 95 pounds and up. Action
Will start at o'clock.
Entries have been received from
RhodiuS. Ellenberger. Garfield. War
fleigh. Mcclure and West Lake.
Rhodius has copied first honors so
far this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
Iribe-Hen Series at Toledo
to Open With Night Battle

the Hoosiers. The Hens are in fifth
place in the A. A. race and will be
out TO make a fight to overhaul the
fourth-place Indianapolis crew.
Very little night ball has been
played at Swayne field and a big
crowd is expected to turn out for the
series opener when the Juice" is
turned on this evening.
The Indians are scheduled in Co.
lumbus Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. The Tribe will return
home next Friday TO open with
Louisville in a night game.
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ton state title tourney at High
land course Monday.
The players will be paired into
brackets on the basis of their
Monday scores and will play for
the championship and fight titles
in matches that will continue
every day until Friday, when all
finals will be played.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
Helen Still Can Knife Water With Little Splash

tough racket. coming back in this
diving business in which the odds all
are with the dextrous suppleness
OF adolsecents.
Helen was seasoned veteran
when Dorothy Poynton was a pre-
cocious 10-year-old and Katherine
Rawls had reached the ripe old age
Of 5. She has arched her figure
from the platform al three Olympic
games and roamed the length and
breadth Of North America for ma
jor diving contests.
i thought I was through q year
ago when I missed place on my
fourth Olympic team by three one
hundrdeths Of a point" she saic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22

THE above galaxy of golf
champions and many other
stars will be included on the rec
ord-breaking entry list that will
play the eighteen-hole qualifica-
ton round of the twelfth annual
Indiana Women's Golf ASsocia-
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Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

St. Pats and Shelby Service mines viii
play Municipal League Tit Sunday after
noon at the Beech Grove Reds diamond in
witness the fiTst Municipal League ssySe game e
slated to pitch for Shelby Service and
Burkett for the st. Pats.
Indianapolis Reserves will face the fast
Warren oils at LAFAYETTE SUNDAY instead
OF the Anderson Merchants due 10 the
fact the Anderson team reported IL has
0isbanoed All Reserve PLAYERS are 10 re-
port az Delaware and washington streets
at $3.50 a. N. SUNDAY. Pat Rice please
call Cherry 54li
Indianapolis Cards PLAY double header
at Smiths VALLEY SunGav. PLAYERS report
al usual place about II a. n.
West Side chevrolets will leave 1892
Bellefontaine street at - noon Sunday for
their trip 70 Bargersville REYNOLDS and
Chandler Will form the Chevies battery.
Due TO the. illness Of Bill Rider. McKinneY
July "a the ChevIes will play at Perry
PARK IN a twilight game and on July 30
VIII play at Mars Hill.
Northside spartans defeated Temple
Bapilsts. TO s. Thursday IN ter innings
At Riverside. For games with Spartans
Stuck Coal nine is without game for
SUNDAY. Civ and state teams phone
Drexel 1853. or write Az Trowbridge street
Indianapolis.
Schedules for SUNDAY JULY % il the En-
Roe Junior and Senior leagues are as fol-
lows.
Juniors
Forester Cubs Juniors vs.. Sacred Heart
iwo games. at Riverside No. ,
American Settlement Us. Fides. two
games. az Garfield No. 2
Seniors
Riverside A. AS vs.. Phoenix Coffee at
Riverside No. !.
Forester Cubs Seniors VS. Fiftv-second
Street Merchants at Riverside No. I.
81. Francis. leading the City Catholic
League. will take on the last-place AS
sumption team Sunday az Garfield dia-
mond No. /. Holy Cross. running second
vii play Lourdes NJ Brookside No. and
81. Pats, in third place, will face Holy
Trinity az Riverside No. 5 The ST. Francis
and Assumption game has been changed
from Rhodlus 20 Garfield. IN games last
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HELEN is working like the we'll
IL Il known blazes for the national
platform diving event. which comes
of here Sunday in this state-owned
sea-and-sun paradise.
1T feels good. too, everywhere
except on these poor wrists Of mine.
They're having hard time getting
used to the impact Of smacking the
water from that height" she said.
lifting a sponge to show the raw
and singing flesh
You know. I'm getting the thrill
OF new competitor all over again.
I'm fighting 70 get on top and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
State Junior
Date Changed
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind. July 22.-It
was announced today that the state
junior amateur golf tourney at Err
skine park course here will begin on
Monday. July 81. instead of on
Monday. Aug. 7.
In announcing the change of date
for the four-day event. it was ex-
planned that several junior stars of
the state desire to compete IN the
national amateur qualifications on
Aug. 8. Moreover. South Bend Will
be entertaining a big convention
the week of Aug T.
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BIZ Times Special
TOLEDO, July 22.-Red Killefer's
Indians and Steve O'Neill'S Mud
Hens will open a four-game series
under the lights at Swayne field
here tonight. There will be a dou-
ble-header on Sunday afternoon and
single tilt Monday, after which the
Tribesmen will go to Columbus to
battle the league-leading Red Birds.
Indians and Hens have tangled in
thirteen games this year and the
Toledo FASTENERS hold the upper
hand with eight victories to five for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
City SoftbaII Notes

Interfraternitv Council will select the
fifteen best players in the league and en-
ter them as one team tn the coming In
otanapolls sottban Championship Aug. l.
AL men "isning 70 mase seam are re-
a. m The team will be coached by we'll
known local officials
All entries for the city soitbal cham
pionship Aug / All men wishing 20 make
team viii be coached bv wei!-known local
officials
All entries for the city soitbau cham
pionship must be received az 4i0 Ma
jestic building b. July 26.
Eight o. the eighteen teams 81 the Leis-
ure Hour Soft Ball League have entered
the city tournament. sponsored By indian
apolis Sof. Ball Federation. 10 begin
Aug 1
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American Tracksters Score
I3 Victories i'm Is Events

hurdler, sped through the 110-meter
hurdles in lat seconds; Ralph Met
calfe. the Olympic sprint champion
from Marquette, took the 100-yard
dash in SO seconds; and Glenn
Cunningham. crack miller from
Kansas. clicked off the 1900 meter
in minutes So seconds.
Joe McClusky of New York
headed the field in the 3,000-meter
steeplechase in 8 minute % seconds.
and John Anderson of New York
won the discus with toss of 4S.12
meters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
HoweU Loses
Wrestling Go

Ken Howell 6owned Cyclone
Burns in one fall in the feature
mat match at South Meridian arena
Friday night, but Burns possessed
too much power and annexed the
honors by taking he first and third
toSSeS.
In other bouts Ed Baker defeated
Jack Adams in straight falls and
Hugh Webb upset Young Price in
the one-fall opening event. Times
of falls in main so: First. I minute:
second, 80 minutes; third, 10 min
utes.
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three errors. Gehrig also Slammed
out a triple and single. Nan Alta
retired after being painfuE. injured
by batted ball and may be out OF
action two weeks.
Washington trounced Detroit, I
to !. with pitcher Earl Whitshill
and Buddy Mver leading the batting
attack. Whitehin allowed the Tigers
nine scattered hits and made dou-
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ByInif,dPress

BIZ Tnifcd Press
STOCKHOLM. July European
observers had a better understand
ing today of Americas victory in
the 1892 Olympic games, following
the brilliant performances of men,
bers of the touring track and field
team from the United States during
the three-dav international meet
which ended Friday.
A clean sweep of first places in
Fridays five contests gave the
Americans thirteen victories in the
fifteen individual events.
Friday, Johnny Morris. Louisiana
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
BADER DUE TO PITCH

One game out Of first place in
the Indiana Ohio. League, the In
dianapolis Kautsky A. C.'s will bat
tie the Richmond nine at Richmond
Sunday Bader. ace highlander OF
the Kautsky staff. IS slated 70 re-
ceive the mound assignment. Kaut-
sky players are requested to meet in
front Of the L. Strauss store Sunday
AT 20 a m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22

Indianapolis Bulldogs Will meet Bellev!lle
Sunday at Believ.lle. All players Will Enees
AZ the usual pace. A big crowd Is ex-
pectec az the game. For games With bull
dogs write Forest Henderson. 223l North
Rural street Indianapolis.
Leon Tailoring wiii meet Sholty Motors
nine Sunday al Brookslde park diamond
No. ! a. } ?. N. IN q Municipal League
tilt. Hop Howard aud Buck House VIII
form the battery for the motor squad while
Dizzy Dean and Hardwood probably Will
work for the TRiloYs. The lTaiiors are
under the MANAGEMENT OF catch Hazel
wood Tor the remainder Of thu season.
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eran Huck Belts
held the Cardi-
mails to three hits
Boston blank
ing st. Louis
7 TO 0. collecting
twelve safetieS
of w a TX e r,
Vance and Moo
ney. Lefthelder
Hal Lee drove
out a homer
with two aboard
to feature the
Braves four-run
burst in the
eight. The vic
tory put Boston
on the heels of
the Cards for
fourth place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
CLEVELAND BUYS sLUGGER

NEW ORLEANS. July 22.-Johnny
Ouilliber. hard-hitting second base
man of the New Orleans Pelicans,
has been sold TO the Cleveland IN
dians. Manager Larry Gilbert an
nounced Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
By LESTER BROMBURG
Times Special Writer

JONES BEACH. n. Y, July "a
~ II is sunset in the green-watered
lagoon of this state park. where the
prize mermaiGs OF a nation are as
sembled for combat. A slender.
graceful figure silhouettes against
the fading blue on the edge OF
high platform, spins into a bewilder-
ing series OF contortions and knifes
into the water with little or no
splash.
Helen Meany chambers out OF the
water. Not too good. but not too
bad for an old hand trying to re-
learn tricks she smiles. It's .
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
RACES AT FRANKFORT

By Inlfs NpfCfQE
FRANKFORT. Ind, July %
Twenty-Five Of the leading midwest
ern dirt track pilots Will tangle Sun
day IN three five-mile and one
twenty-five mile race at the half
mile Frankfort speedway. starting
at 2 D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
Americans
Win Match

BIZ United Press
AUTEUIL. France. July 22-
George NJ. Lott and John Var Ryn
defeated George Patrick Hughes and
Frederick j. Perry in the doubles
match of the Anglo American in
terzone final Davis cup tennis tie
today thus keeping alive United
States hopes of reaching the chal-
lenge round with France.
The Americans won in straight
sets, Sc. Ga. 6-1. 1t was an excit-
ing match filled with thrills for
large crowd.
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WILLARD TAKES GAME

Water polo splashers OF Willard
park downed the Warfeigh Beach
team Friday night. 3 TO l. The
event was held at Warfleigh. Hur-
ley scored the Warfieigh point, and
Reidy. Lynch and Egan registered
for Willard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22

Hudlin and Con-
lally. while Van
Alta and Moore
held the Indians
% five
Lou G. hrlg
drove out a
home run in the
first. his eight
zenith of { h 2
season. with two
m a tie $ aboard
The other big
New York in
ming " a 5 the
sixth. when they
made four runs.
Cleveland made
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
BIRDS TAKE ON HIGH

COLUMBUS, o, July 22.-The
Red Birds OF the American Asso-
citation took on the veteran Andy
High today He will serve as util-
ity infelder for The league leaders.
High was released by Cincinnati
recently.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
5000 SEE TAME BOUT

By Times Special
TORONTO. July 22.-Henry Deg
lane and Joe Savcldi clashed in a
tame wrestling '3out here Friday
night before 5000 fans. The event
was a draw. Deglane. Montreal
heavyweight. outweighed Savoldi by
forty pounds.
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HOME Runs

49, a.N'atirs Is KEN. Phillies ~ IS
EzweS yarkers - Berger. Braves. y
Gehrsx Yankees is
Runs BATTFD IN
sim M white SoN S. Klein. Phllltes- 81
Envx Athletics 81 Campbell Browns. Is
6ehrir. YANKEES So Foxx. Athletics. 50
Runs
Cehrtg YANKEES ST Ruth. Yankees IS
Nanush senator 50 SeweA Yankees IS. es
Martin. Cardinals es
HITS
Sims White Gox % Faills Phti!iex. las
Mhaush. Senators i3i CFonin. Senator's. ia
Klein. Philltes i19
Bud Timing o! the Chicago Cubs has
the best pitching record among the Ma
tiurAl League Fingers. with eight vic
HfoEies and two defeats. white Lefty Grove
81 the Athletics tops the American huri-
"a list with nfteen wins and four de-
eats
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Canadian Wildcats defeated Believire
stars. II TO I. and Will PLAY Crescent stars
adams have open sunday July &c and Aug
IS. ana desire 70 hear from strong state
teams Address William Westmoreland.
924 Fayette street
b, Beech Grove Reds defeated Stuck Goa!
play Greenwood at Greenwood. Sunday.
ManaseE Of Riverside olympies is asked
Cardinals at Drexel 1914. Ring g.
An interesting game is expected 20 be
meet Dady Specials at Tie ceH'd d,a a 05s
1900 North DIN avenue.
:. Indianapolis Recorders will play at
auested to report for the tip trip at a. nj.
sharp. avg; 10 IS ropen, For. game Ct
avenue. or cali Lincoln 1922. cha i's!ft,a
take notice.
s,, The M99hagks nosed on. clayton last
G e!9os vas on he hring line toT the Red
9th re fast Ind;,aap..Po!is Plea ching OUT
p 81 sandsg AL a Moha y who e
with George II. Arakas Sunday morning.
bEllEepoTt b4ues VIII oppose Ben Davis
Merchants Sunday at the Ben Davis dla-
mono, IN q prevous game the Blues were
VICTORIOUS Lefty Drake and Grafton Neel-
II Will form the battery for Bridgeport
Municipal League schedule for Sunday
follows.
Sholty Motors vs.. Leon Tailoring. BROOK
side No. J.
7. NJ S. VS.. Flanner-5uchanan, Garfield
No. 3
West Side Outing VS. Klee q Coleman.
Riverside No g.
s.. PaiEicks VS.. Shelby Service. Beech
Grove.
All games start at ?. m.
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BvUnifed Press

y ut . tx
NEW YORK. July 22.-The New
York Yankees and Washington
Senator's remained tied for the
American League leadership today
for the third consecutive day. The
Yanks crushed Cleveland Friday, 10
10 ?. collecting thirteen hits of
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Now He's Serious

lack CRAWFORD. Australian.
y has revised his attitude toward
tennis. which for years he accepted
merely as something TO keep his
mind of work. Now he is taking
the game seriously. II he could
beat star rivals Just for a prank
perhaps he can do II for keeps
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-22
LoNGACRE POLO RESULTS

Longacre pool water polo team
lost TO the Riviera squad at Long
acre Friday night. TO ?. Longacre
Juniors downed Riviera Juniors, 2
10 |. Games were staged at Long
acre.
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. Calendar .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL. IrAGIE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo might.
Louisville at Columbus.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
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and Smead Jolley aided the Boston
attack against their former Chiscx
teammates.
Ii the National League the vet
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Equipoise Gives Away
Weight in Fast Field
Whitney Turf Ace Shoulders 1876 Pounds in Arlington
Handicap Today Feature Event Expected to Pro-
duce Exciting Action for Horse Fans.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan CorresnonAent

CHICAGO July thoroughbred with 1876
jockey saddle
handicap today Arlington facing one
OF greatest in annals
c. Whitneys racing attempting
and field eight horses mile and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland at New York.
Detroit az Washington.
Chicago at Boston
St. Louis al Philadelphia 1.-TWO games)