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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
WILLARD ENTRIES CLOSE
Park Tennis Action Starts Monday:
Herb Fisher in Field.

Entries close tonight in the mems
singles and doubles divisions OF the
Willard park tennis tourney. which
opens Monday. Entries in women's.
junior and boys classes will close
later. Dutch Thompson is accepting
entries at Irvington 1860 after 6 D. m.
and at the park.
Herb Fisher, Indianapolis Athletic
Club instructor, is the latest CITY
star TO enter the event and several
others are expected before the dead
line. Carl Shade. Fall Greek cham
pion: Jimmy Carroll of Willard and
Murray Dulberger Of Fall Creek are
topnotchers entered in boys play.
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Friday Fight Results

AT PATERSON. y J.-vlnce Dundee
!to BeAeYille y. J.. stopped DANNY DeYl!n
Paterson defeated johnny FerTiol. $50
Newark y. J.. lsi
At HOLLYwOOD-sta Frisco Ii5 caH.
tornia. Ton OF foul from Joe Tieken III
TOXIC. p Billy PaDke Jr isg drew
With FRANKIE Estrada. ia. -.
AT SAN FRASCTSCO-Yo Young Pancho
Us. Manila. drew with Gene Bianco. III
Boston. fl0i. Dynamite Jackson 207 los
angeles. knocked out Leo Mitchell ia5
Long Beach, -. George Hansford i2s
HOLLYWOOD. technically knocked out Vida
GreEor.a. l2s SPAN -.
At STOCKTON. Cal-Little Dempsev
10 Manila. deS>sioned Harry Fierro. i2i
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The Tribesmen copied the Sc
ries. however. three games TO two.
ard hope to grab at least two from
the Kawtown Blues before they hit
the trail The opener with Kansas
City tonight will begin at BIS and
the Sunday afternoon double header
at o'clock.
Two Tribe Doubles
Pete Daglia was the Tribe start
ing hurler Friday night and he was
outpitched by the Cream City fling
er allowing eleven hits. A double by
PTessnell, a walk to Kubek and a
single by Marquardt got the Brew
ers one tally in the first. The con-
test was tied in the fourth when
Pete Chapman lined double to left
center and Frank Sigafoos whistled
a two-base blow to the same spot.
"Siggie" was left on third, how
ever, after advancing on Vineyards
deep fly
In the sixth the Brewers broke
loose with cluster Of four hits
good for two markers, and in the
sixth Kubek doubled after one away,
stole second and scored on Koehler's
double. There was no further run
making.
Pressnell Tightens
The last hit obtained off Press
nell was a single by Layne in the
fifth, and he was doubled up with
Lee. Thereafter, the home nine
was retired in one, two, three order.
Angley batted for Daglia in the
eighth and struck out, and AL Butz-
berger closed on the mound for the
Indians in the ninth, allowing one
hit and a walk.
Attendance Friday was about
5000. The fans are pulling hard
for the Tribe to finish at least
fourth, which pays 5000 to each
player under the bonus system.
Third place pays $500 and it's good
guess the Hoosiers will keep hust-
ling and try hard for that berth
despite the fact they will be in
enemy camps the greater part of the
waning days.
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BY JACK CUDDY
United Press Stan Correspondent

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Threaten-
ing TO repeat for the National
League pennant. the Chicago Cubs
held second place today after wrest
ing the position from Pittsburgh
with an 8-to-2 victory. their seventh
win in eight starts. Friday.
A five-run squirt in the fifth
clinched the contest for the Cubs,
enabling them to top the Pirates by
half a game They now are three
and a half games behind the New
York Giants
Larry French was sent to the
showers in the fifth when the Cubs
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BIZ IRfcd Press
WAUWATSO, Wis, Aug. 12.-The
battle for the National Professional
Golfers championship today was
down to four players-two veterans
of the fairways, Gene Sarazen, Mi
ami Beach, Cal, and Johnny Farrell,
Mamaroneck, N. Y, and two players
making their first bid for national
recognition. Jimmy Hines, Great
River. l.. L, and Willie Goggin,
Selada Beach, Cal
In the thirty six-hole semi finals
today, Hines met Goggin, and Sara
zen played Farrell. Goggin and Sar-
azen were favored to meet in Sun
days final for the title.
Hines, who shared medal honors
with Mortie Dutra. turned in a
major upset Friday when he trouced
Tom Creavy, young Albany IN. "
star and 1881 champion. and 2.
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WOnen's Golf
Meet Monday

The Indianapolis Women's Golf
Association Will stage its semi-final
tournament of the 1888 season Mon
day at Broadmoor. when an eight
een-hole medal with handicap event
is carded. Mrs. E. William Lee,
president. states many prizes will be
awarded for both low gross and net
counts and she expects a large
turnout.
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Uzcudun Gets
Camera Scrap

By Times SpociaI
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Primo
Camera. heavyweight hstic cham
pion, will make the hrst defense Of
his newly-won title against Pauline
Uzcudun Of Spain in Rome. Oct. 3,
it was announced Thursday. Car
nera won his crown by knocking
out Jack Sharkey.
Camera also has agreed TO work
in a motion picture with Max Baer.
title contender. after a brief exhibit
ton tour starting today.
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PARK METERS TANGLE
Semi-Finals Carded in Mems and
Women's Singles Today.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12-Men's and
women's singles semi-finals in the
national park tennis tourney, de-
layed Friday by rain, we're played
today. with Arnold Simons of Louis
vile. KY, defending champion. pit
ted against Maurice Dayton of New
Orleans, and Leonard Hartman.
New York. facing George J. O'Con-
nell. Chicago.
In the womens division. Helen
Germaine OF New York, defending
champion, met Mrs Mary NJ. Capa.
Detroit. while Ruth Bailey opposed
Edna Smith.
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Sixth Race added: the Illinois handi-
cap: Swear Odds ana up: one and one
sixteenth miiesl-Princess Csmelia. los:
LOG. Indian Runner, l26: No More ITO.
Fair Image. "a ,bAt Top. IS: Marmion
1903. Polydorus. 100: "a Karl Eitel. 100,
talCamp Douglas. gS
taiJ. j. Coughlin entry.
ID Shandon Farm entry.
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WILLARD POLO LEADER

Willard park regained undisputed
lead of the city water polo league
Friday night. defeating War6eigh
Beach, to l. Mcclure Beach plays
al Garfield Monday and Rhodius
invades Ellenberger Tuesday in the
only games carded for next week.
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City Title
Series Set
Diamond League Flag Win
nerS Open Championship
Play AUG. l9.

Seven league title winners will
open battle for the Indianapolis
amateur diamond championship at
Perry stadium next Saturday. with
the cup winner 10 represent the city
in the national tourney at Pitts
bgurh in September.
The annual title series. sponsored
by the Indianapolis Amateur Base
ball Association. Will include Polks
MIX. Capitol City League winner.
Lux Laundry. COOPERATIVE League
champion. Hercules OF the Com
mcrcial League; De MolayS of the
( Sunday School League; Riverside
1 A. A. unbeaten in the Em-Roe
Senior League. and Forester Cubs
Of the Em-Roe Junior League. IN
+ dianapoliS Braves and Brightwood
/ Merchants tangled today TO decide
+ the Blk Six League winner to play
in the tourney.
Double Header on Bill
A double header will be played al
Perry stadium next Saturday. the
competing teams TO be selected
Monday night at meeting Of the
l. A. b. A. when drawings will be
made at % South Delaware street.
/ The stadium games will be for the
benefit OF the Sunshine Mission
milk fund and the I. A. B. A. 10
help defray expenses Of the cham
] Mons In pitfehtfrgh
AT the present time. the l. A. 3 i
which promotes the weekly league
battles free Of admission on city
park diamonds. is unable to send the
amateur champions TO Pittsburgh.
according TO +. Earl Geider. asso-
citation secretary. but the association
hopes to raise enough funds in the
stadium benefit games to sponsor
the trip.
Field Evenly Matched
Although the city series plans are
not complete, Saturday league
champions probably will meet in ono
bracket and Sunday league winners
in the other. the survivors PLAYING
for the title
The past amateur season has
been one of tn, most successful in
season. All league races have been
close and the rivals in the title series
appear evenly matched. Riverside
A. A. IS the defending champion.
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half-mile free-style
championship swim
for men TO be held
at Westlake beach
on Sunday. Aug. 20.
Petrovich h a S
been showing great
form in recent
races. Many prom
inent paddlers from
Indiana and Ken
I ucky, including
well know local
stars. have indi-
Gated they will
compete in the
event. With a fast
field. record time is
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sholtv Motors VIII meet West Side Out
ing Club Sunday II Gouole-heacer a.
Ellenherser As this VIII marx the nrSt
Municiual League game az Ellenherger this
season. q large crowd IS expected
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DETROIT PRINTER CHAMP
Defeats New York i'm Thrilling
Eleven-Inning Title FRAY.

M Itmfs Spccfri
DETROIT. Aug. 12.-Detroit to-
day held the union printers base
ball championship. defeating New
York in the championship battle
Frlday-a thrilling eleven inning
tussle. which ended II to 10.
Washington. defending champion
ior the ninth time in twelve years.
was eliminated in semi-hnal bat
Tie Friday By New York. IA to 4
In the title tilt, Detroit scored two
runs in the ninth TO knot the count.
New York took the lead in the
eleventh with two markers. but De-
troit came back in its half of the
inning TO score three.
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SWIM MARK FALLS

~ NtfG fFfss
TOXIC, Aug. 12-The world rec
ord for the 400-meter free-style
swim was broken today by Shozo
Mankind. competing in a prelimi-
nary event of the all-Japan cham
pionships. when he swan the dis
lance in 4:576.
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Race Scratches Today
At Coney Island

At Coney Island
First Race-Just American. Trans
form, Florence Louise, Brooms Pal
Illusory.
Second Race-Spill, Golden Deeds
Voltina.
y Third Race-General Campbell
Madelon. Miss Adele. King Kelly.
Fourth Race-Waiter D.
Fifth Race-Legionary.
Seventh Race-Oberon, Seron Lad
Nuckols Boy. Kelso loretta, Belen.
Eighth Race-Cbnstance Ann.
Track-Heavy.
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Second Race-fC Claiming: Swear -olds and
up. six furlonRsl Proud Princess 100.
Balthasar ZIG. Black Comet. ll6: Rack
eteer. ll6. Billies Orphan 100: Abdel III /.
Spul. los. Town Limit i'll. Lanier lls'
Billy Bob l05: Moane Keala. lis: Golden
Deeds los. Voltira i06
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Horse Sense
by o. REVILLA

CINCINNATI, Aug. 12.-The good
- 2-year-old. Ding Bin. from the
Pete Battle Indiana Stable. was
snipped today from the Coney Is
land meet to Hawthorne at Chicago.
Dlne Bin VIII enter the Hawthorne
z-year-old stake Saturday Aug 49,
some OF the best 2-year-olds in the
country are expected to compete in
ms event, including the fast LADY
algosS and Matt Hari from the
Dixiana Stables.
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Fourth Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
R prncs iio AMMAN villa o
Maid. 1917 Alpers l05: war Dimes. 900
Burning Up. liz, Fernando. ITO. Ny
Counsellor 10
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Just one year to the day he had
pitched the Chicago Cubs into first
place in the National League race,
veteran Guy Bush subdued the
Pittsburgh Pirates and enabled the
Bruins to scramble into second
place.
It was Bush's thirteenth victory
o. the season. A year ago, he beat
the Pirates on the same day and
diamond. at Pittsburgh, to give the
Cubs a first place hold, which they
never relinquished.
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WIN the opening Of manv tracks n
states where races we're not allowed until
lnls wear good horse flesh Is going 10 BE-
.eeIoe ior some time % come Breeders
~ 4ookinE forward with great exuecfa-
tlonS 10 the raise in values o: thorough
nlecs. especially tho coming 2-veas-oids
anlcn are being placed on the market a.
tnlh time as vesrlinFs A meeting vii
open ~ Detroit Sept 2 Tor ,h.rtY DAYS
ms oelnT the FIRST meeting under the
neN MlcniEan law Where tho hanRtalIs
ara coming from 70 NH this meetlnr rs
Worrying the Detroi.ers as vel as the
operators Of manv other tracks which
aalSS conflict With those Of Detroit Re
Raro4ess o. where thew come from fhev
VII % short a. all tracks They can
nelp but oe with the Door class % bang
tails nov running
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12
DADE PARK OPENS

HW TWEF VfFTTT
DADE PARK, KY. Aug. l2-The
tenth annual summer turf race
meeting got under way at Dade
Park today. Featuring the opening
program was the $1,000 inaugural
handicap.
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Lgeien KING Coffee nine VIII praeese Al
wanting 10 plav SUNDAY report for prae-
ticc For gares. call CT. SIZE. ask FOR
Cotton.
El-AmiSos plsv a double header at
BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY and VIII practice TO-
dav AZ Douglass park at 30. All plav-
erS are requested 20 be at 1909 North
Capiiol avenue SUNDAY al 50 a. n.
Forty-sixih Street Merchants Will meet
Indianapolis Bleaching nine Sf!rcev a. so
az Longacre. For games with Merchants
III September. write Jack Rich. 422i Rails
ton avenue. or call Humboldt eo37.
All members Of the Indianapolis Braves
are requested 20 report a; B-oosslde No. !
TO-DAY Tor ar important practice session.
Adams and Collier. notice.
Manager Of tn. Lvndhurs, Cubs is re-
ousted 20 call z Wilson. Irvingion 2i7i
-ing between and 2 m regarding
Sundays game with Warren Acres
Indianapolis Turner'S will NAV South
Side Press Saturday q, 30 az Garfield /.
and Sunday VIII 70 20 Fillmore For rares
write Forest Henderson. 1881 North Rural
street.
chr.siamore A. c. Will battle Greenwood
SUNDAY AL chr.sfemore PLAYERS are
asked % report at the clubhouse Sunday
Al l2 30.
Indianapolis Braves and Brightwood
League Championship at BrookslGe No i
SUNDAY a. ?. m Manager OF Braves
Denied TO-DAY his club played South Side
Press last SATURDAY. Press reported a IL
TOO Ec;ory over Braves Thursday. Braves
play ny Sunday afternoon bah.
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Rev McMurtry is requested 20 be present
a. the Municipal League meeting tonight
or call jim Tancy az lrvlnSton il40.
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Inc schedule t0r sunday eanlfS- =
Trinity IS. Assumption Riverside No ;
The 81 PafS-St Francis meeting Will be a
double header
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Municipal League Will hold an import ai
,,,eettnc toniEht 81 the Smith HaSSleT-
Sturm sporting goods COMPANY. All man
srers must attend The manager OF Wesi
Side Outlng and Dutch Hardwood of the
Leon Tailoring team. notice
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PETR0ViCH TO ENTER
WESTlAKE SWIM GRIND

Alexander Petrovich. the 16-year-
old star Of the Westlake swimming
team is among the early entrants
in the Indiana-Kentucky A. A. u.
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N"e' 'SI~nd would he the sweetset spot
ne Nof'd Tor good apprentice iockev
a. TINS ume' BaTur. who has been riding
IN 'he east is reported on his wav here
ana u THIS is the case YOU can look for
h'm 10 stand out before the meeting il
o'et'' Apprentices who can really ride are
eNnhot at this track since the departure
Of Jack MAYER and George Miller
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Fifth Race f3~year-olds and up: 81
furlongs l--Rollin In. lo2: Bamboula. Ito:
Rehoboth. 1903; Gift of Roses. 1903. Min
ton. los; Miss Melody. 90; Mr.. Sponge
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NATIONAL LFAGIE

Chicago at Pittsburgh two games
Cincinnati az ST LOUIS.
Boston al BROOKLYN.
PHILADELPHIA az New YORK.
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip


81 Pats won from Holy Trinity last
Sunday IN a Catholic League game. ID 20 !
81 Francis won two games from Holy
Cross bv forfeit and Assumption received
a charity Win from the LoufCeS nine. Que
20 the withdrawal OF the Holy Cross team
from the league. the STANDINGS Of the
''"'''S "'' Won Lost
81. Francis observation-disclosures.
Holy Trinity Observation-Disclosures.
Ire schedule ,or SUNDAY games ST
pats SIS. St Francis. Brookisoe No. 2 Holy
Trinity vs. Assumption. Riverside No.
The 81 PafS-St Francis meeting Will be
oouble-header.
Municipal League Will hold an important
meeting tonight a. no Smith. haSSles-
sturm spor'ins goods COMPANY All man mar.
Side outlng and Dutch Hardwood a. the
Leon Tailoring team. notice
ROY McMur,ry is requested 20 be present,
a. the MUNICIPAL League meeting tonight
OF call jim Tandy az lrvsnston il4o.
sholtv Motors Will meet West Side out
ing Club Sunday II couole-heacer a.
Elienberger. As this VIII marx the hrSt
Municipal League game al Ellenherger this
season. large crowd IS expected.
Leon Tailoring VIII meet the Klee &
Coleman nine Sunday a. Riverside J az :
? m IN a Municipal League tllt All Leon
p-aNS4S .-+SNN - ~'-N ~-N-.4e--N- - w p a.
North Vernon Reds are planning bis
day SUNDAY when the BateSyille Eagles
tackle the Reds az North Vernon IN the
first home gone OF the Southeastern
League elimination series for the cham
pionShip John Schmocker. president @.
the league. viii attend.
All members Of the Eureka A cs viii
meet az the managers home 1925 Linden
street. az y 50 on Saturday. and must also
he
the tip 20 GleurS Valley. on SUNDAY
All OF PLAYERS WILL 20 ~ truck and viii
leave the above address a. - 50 sharp
Chuck Waite viii co the hurting fer the
EuTekas on SUNDAY.
Shelby Service viii tackle an old rival
Fianner-b Buchanan. II a cogtle-hcsce in
the Municipal League al Rhocius SUNDAY
with the nrSi TIT starting al : 2. n.
ners battery N The nrst TIT. With Skies
and Baker working FOR Shelbvs IN the
nichtcap. Priee and Cole viii - az the
points for PLANNERS with Mccain and Baker
or Holman fo- the ShelbvS Bgrreu and
wavman vii he ready for relief duty for
Shelhvs. Several outstanding local pas
timers vii he II the viva! lineups
south SIDE Press VIII meet INDIANAPOLIS
Turner'S SATURDAY. a. GARFIELD SUNDAY
TURNER'S tackle Sacred Heart III The second
game OF q series a. Garfield 2. All Press
plsyeTu notice.
Mooresville Ag-stars defeated Beueville
Nalicpcrs sunday - 20 2 Al-Stars de-
LIN Spoon. Mcoresylle.
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. Standings and Results .
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis ...... 100 00i 000-4 3 ;
Columbus ........-.. 030 600 20x- |
r Benton. Tauscher and Henline. Glenn.
W Lee and Gonzales. Delaney.
First Game,
ST Paul ......... DOL 600 900 o
Toledo ............ 900 O30 COX ,
Trow. Fette and Fenner Lawson and
Second Came
St Paul ..-........ los 030 lo0-lO II 3
Toledo .....-........ 900 00i pol
Munns and Guiliana. Twocood. Nekola
Bachmsn and Healev.
Kansas CITY ...... 600 i03 Soil IL /
Louisville ........ 100 600 OO2- !
Mails and Brenzel: Mclean. Penner Hat
ter. Nachand and Erickson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ........... 100 $50 020-sll 0
Pittsburgh ..-..--... 900 600 002- 0
Rush and Hsrtnett: French. Hoyt. Chag-
non. Harris and Grace.
Cincinnati .......... ol2 oOl Ooi ~ 0
ST Louis ...-...... 900 03l PIX - 0
L. Benton. Kolp. Frey and lombard
Vance. Hallahan. Dean and oFarreli.
ONLY two games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 600 600 OOn- q :
CHICAGO ......-.... 600 600 COX 0
Marberrv and Havwor,h: LYONS and
Berry
Washington 100 Oi0 006- II
Boston oil 0i0 0i0- 10 ?
a Thomas Burke Russell Stewart.
crowder. Whitehlll and Seweli. H John
son Pipgras l. Brown. Andrews. Weleh
ana r Terrell
New York az Philadelphia: rain.
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Runs hatted in-Marauardt Sieafoos
Christensen Bengough. Kcehler. Two
base hits-Pressnell Chapman Sigafoos
Koeher. Stolen base-Rubek Double plav
dianapols. Z: Milwaukee g. Base on balls
on Daglia, 3; of Butzberger, /. Struck
out-Bv Daglia. 3: bv Pressnell T. Hits
OF Daglia. 10 ir. 8 innings: of ButzberRer
| in ! inning. Losing pitcher--Daglia
Umpres-Pfeffer and Johnston. Time
li3
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predicted, since the race is to be
staged over a 440-yard course.
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Seventh Race claiming: 3-year-olds and
up; one and ne-sixtcenth miles Rene
wed. ll6, Grsmarye. 90. Sand Wrak. l0s.
Yonkel, III, Prince Tokalon, l04. Fiddler.
liz. Village Vamp i0l
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Chrlstamore A. c. viii battle Greenwood
SUNDAY AL Chr.sfemore PLAYERS are
asked % report az the clubhouse Sunday
al IL 30.
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Ninth Race claiming: 3-year-olds; SIN
and one-hah furlongsl Queen Beth. IO2
Dunes. los. Royal Purchase. 81. lie
Bruyere. 80. Doris Jean. 1906 Batty. 100.
Princess Val 90: Sergeant Hill. lO5
Fannie Brice. 90; Swiftly. los, Sister
Mary, l05; Marian Kaspar. los.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York AZ Philadelphia two games.
Washington AZ Boston.
St Louis az Cleveland.
Detroit az Chicaco
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Eighth Race claiming: 3-year-olds and
los: Annimessic. l0s George Jr, lei
Blue Law Ill, Elcidio. 1903: Trek. Ill:
Beaver, Ill; Pharahead. 102, Pigeon Hole
l0l.
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s. Pats won iTom Holy TRINITY last
Sunday IN a Catholic League game. ID 20 !
81 Francis won two games from Holy
Cross bv forfeit and Assumption received
a charity win from the LourdeS nine. Due
70 the withdrawal OF the Holy Cross team
feanrs Hre.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Kansas citv At INDIANAPOLIS might.
Milwaukee az Louisville
ST Paul az Columbus.
Minneapolis AZ Toledo
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Major Leaders

LEADING BATTERs
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Manager q the Lvndhursi Cubs is re-
austed 20 call z Wilson. IrvinEion 2iTi
ring ! between and ? n regarding
Sundays game with Warren Acres
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New York AZ Philadelphia: rain.
Cleveland and ST Louis not scheduled
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AT COMFY ISLAND

AT CONEY ISLAND
First Race t2-vear-olds: maidens: five
and one-half furlongs: claiminei@Thirtv
davs li2: Minnce Belle ll2: George. lis:
Martin Barton. lis: Crude IFS Pawn
Leap. li2: just American IFS: Lovely
Amelia. ll2: Lulu Bav. ll2: Spring Sta
ton. lis: Light Echo liz: Foxy Artist
lis; Transform. III: Lando%er. IFS: Flor
enee Louise. ii2: Booms Pal. us; Illusory.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-12

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