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the rally They found Devens. Pen
mock ana Moore for ten safeties,
while Pearson and Harder allowed
the Yanks eight.
Philadelphia replaced Detroit in
fourth place by trouncing the St
Louis Browns. II TO 8. with Bob
Johnson leading the AS twelve hit
attack on Wells and Mcdonald
Johnson made two homers and two
singles in four tries, accounting
for seven runs.
Boston beat Chicago White Sox.
8 TO l. in the seventh and final
game of their long series. giving
the Red Sox two games to Chicago's
five With only two days OF rest
Dusty Rhodes held the Chisox to
seven hits and collected two singles
and a homer himself, as part Of
Boston's eleventh. attack on Gas
ton and Haid
The Giants extended their Ma
tional League lead to seven games
over second-place Boston by beat
ing Pittsburgh twice. dropping the
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Mac Smith Leads i'm
Western Links Plav

learned his golf at Carnoustie. did
1t with So, two under par for the
famous No course. ESpinosa did
it with a so. three under par. over
the longer but easier No. / course.
and Nelson did it with a 70 over
the No l course.
The sixty low scorers and ties at
the end Of today's round Of eighteen
holes will qualify for the final thir-
ty-six holes Sunday. The half of the
field which played the No. course
Friday shifted TO the No. 4 course
today and vice versa.
The nearest rivals to the select
group Of Smith. Espinosa and Mel
son were a group Of lbs. which in
Guided Ed Dudley. Wilmington Del.
1881 western open titleholoer: Harry
Cooper. Chicago. Ralph Guldahl. St.
Louis: Massie Miller. 110-pound pro-
fessional from Noblesville. Ind;
Gunnar Nelson, Rockford, Ill, and
seven others. most Of them COM
paratively unknown in big time golf
circles
Johnny Lehman Olympia FIELDS
amateur. had the low score among
the forty amateurs entered with
IA
-Four prominent players. Gene
Sarazen. P. G. A. champion. Al
Watrous. Al Espinosa and Johnny
Farrell. we're scratched. Several Of
the leading PLAYERS had serious
trouble on their first round. among
them Horton Smith. Oak Park. H.
with a 70; Johnny Fischer, former
national intercollegiate title, with
70; Leo Diegel Detroit. rs, and
Jock Hutchinson. Glenn View. 78
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The Indians tailed once in the
first and Milwaukee tied IL in the
fourth In the fifth the HOLSTERS
landed on Caldwell for three mark
ers. added two more in the sixth
and two again in the ninth. Chap
mans homers we're clicked off in
the fifth and ninth
Wingard collected three singles
for the winners and Marquardt was
best hitter for the Brewers with
three one base knocks. A single tilt
today and a double header Sunday
Will wind up the series. after which
the Indians Will 20 to the eastern
half OF the circuit, opening at Tole-
do, Tuesday Monday will be an
of day
Manager Red Killefer announced
the indefinite suspension OF Pitcher
Bill Thomas. highlander. The
Tribe chief said Thomas left the
club without permission. Bill was
injured in an auto accident in Mis-
souri, after leaving the team to &c
TO Tulsa. Okla. with his wife. Mrs
Thomas was seriously injured in the
crash and the driver Of the other
car in the smash-up was injured
fatally.
The Tribe has won four games IN
row and has defeated the Brewers
thirteen times in nineteen clashes
this season.
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Speaks to
Face DattO
Pontiac A. C. to Stage Nit
Show at Arena
Thursday.

Eddie Kid Speaks. who engaged
in a slaShing tcn-round draw with
Tony Sciolino Of Buffalo az Perry
stadium a month ago. has signed
10 meet the acknowledgement
Johnny Datto of Pittsburgh In tho
feature of an all-star boxing card
al the Sports Arena next Thursday
night. under the auSpicees Of the
Pontiac A. c. according 10 an
nouncemcnt OF Bill Miller match
makcr
Speaks. who is now making his
home IN this city with Kelse Nc
Ciure as his manager was favored
by many OF the fans rs deserving
the verdict in his stadium battle
He has fought many of the best
BOYS in the country including
FREDDIE Miller. Eddie Shea, Ray
Miller. Lew Massey. Tony Falco.
Jackie Wilson. DAVE Abad and
Charley Baxter He knocked out
Baxter in four rounds
Miller has received the following
wire from Jack Laken. manager Of
Datto. "Datto is in the best Of
shape. and Is training in Pittsburgh
every day IN the last two months.
Datto has lost and won with Pete
Sarron in two great ten-round
fights He also has Tough, Lew
Massey. Benny Bass and Jackie
Wilson great battles He Will be m
great condition for his match with
Speaks in indianapolis
Reserved seats for the show viii
60 on sale Monday at the Claypool
drug store. 1t is announced
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MRS. w. H. BRIDGES Is
AVALON GOLF CHAMP
Mrs w. Il. Bridges Is Avalon
Golf Champ.

Mrs. W. H Bridges today held the
Avalon womens golf championship,
defeating Mrs r. A. Staudt, and 4,
in the title tilt First flight con-
ISOLATION honors went 10 Mrs. Will
liam Hutcheson. who defeated Mrs.
Ben Stone. I and g.
In the second flight. Mrs f. c.
Hervey went nineteen holes to de-
feat Mrs Ruth Schewman. while
consolation honors went TO Mrs. c.
c. Butler, who beat Ms A c Crum.
6 and 4
In the third flight. Mrs B. f. Cox
turned back Mrs. Carl Starkey. 4
and 3 and Mrs j. H King dropped
Miss Imogene Tucker. 4 and 3. in
TIE consolation Mrs. Fred Tucker
beat Mrs. Fred Butler. 2 up. in the
fourth flight, while Mrs Charles
Campbell took consolation honors.
Miss Clarabelle Davidson was tour
ney medalist with a 90
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Moody Seeks
Eighth Title
BvtnjtcdPrcw

BV tHitrd Press
FOREST HILLS. n. Y. Aug. 20
Mrs Helen Wills Moody seeks her
eighth national championship and
Helen Jacobs her second. as they
meet today in the final round OF
the womens national tennis tourna-
ment
If Mrs Moody wins. she Will equal
the record OF Molla Mallory, eight
times champion. Success for Miss
Jacobs will give her a place among
tennis immortals- the player who
ended the stranglehold Mrs Moody
has held on the womens game for
almost a decade
Mrs Moody was a heavy favorite.
She played finer tennis in reaching
the championship bracket than did
Miss Jacobs She has played Miss
Jacobs several times since their
paths first crossed in California
years ago. and Miss Jacobs has yet
to win even so much as a set.
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BV Hif,d Press
ELGIN. Ill, Aug 26-The Elgin
national road races, first run back
in 1910. when sixty miles an hour
was a dizzy speed. were revived here
today with several of the nations
outstanding drivers entered
The historic course where Barney
Oldheld. Ralph De Palma and Eddie
Rickenbacker first made their
names synonymous with automobile
racing is over eight and quarter
miles of concrete, gravel and
bitumen. II winds over slopes.
through eulleys and around several
cOrCkScrew turns.
Fifteen cars were entered for the
first race. scheduled to start at 10
o'clock Twenty-Six were named for
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TOP DRUGGIST MEET
ID. {. McCammOn, Lee Remmetter
Capture Golf Honors.

An 81 over the tricky Speedway
links gave y. c. McCammon low
gros honors in the indianapolis Re-
tail Druggists Association golf tour
nament Friday.
Lee Remmetter captured low net
honors with 81, aided by a twenty
four stroke handicap Bernard
Gregg turned in the tourney feature,
however when he dropped hole in
one on the l45-yard No. "A
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
Beaver Captures
Grand American

BIZ nifcd Press
VANDALIA. O. Aug % - The
thirtv-fourth Grand American
tournament had its climax Friday
when the Grand itself was fired.
A field Of 597 gunners took part in
the event. the smallest list since
1924
Walter Beaver. 36-vear-old cleo
trician from BerWyn. Pa. was VIC
ter. following a shoot-Off with Ned
Lilly. i7-year-old Stanton Mich
youngster. They we're tied at the
end Of the regulation 100 targets
with 90 breaks each In the shoot
of. Beaver went % straight, while
Lilly dropped two birds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
Negro Leaguers
Play Big Series

Followers Of Coles indianapolis
American Giants OF the Negro Ma
tional League are making big
preparations for the series with
oscar Charleston Pittsburgh Craw-
fords at Perry stadium TODAY,
Sunday and Monday. The contests
today and Monday Will be twi-
light tits. beginning at 40. and
women and children and members
OF the Recorder-Giant Knot Hole
Gang will be admitted free.
The Sunday double header will
start at ? p. m. and the Colored
Y. NJ c. A. band Of thirty-lve pieces
viii entertain with a concert at 100.
Concerts also will be given between
games and al the conclusion Of the
second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26

Setenth Race claiming S-year-olds ard
up SEX tur.orgs Hish. ,0S Dominant
Miss 1903 Running Water tl2 NaEniaca
Click tff
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CRACKS CYCLE RECORD
Rody Rodenberg. Local Rider, Shat
tiers American Mark

FRANKFORT. Ind. Aug %. -
Rody Rodenberg. Indianapolis. mid
west motorcycle racing champion,
broke the American Motorcycle AS
ISOLATION record Tor half-mile fiat
tracks during races al the Clinton
county fair Friday
Rodsnberg' record time was 80 3
seconds. Bill Wohmeyer. Ohio
champion. won a second event.
In ten-mile automobile race, Les
Adalr. indianapolis. won by defeat
ing Russell LOwery IN one-lap
runof after they had finished the
regular event IN a dead heat. Adair
also won a five miller.
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BY GEORGE KIRK SEE.
United Press STAFF correspondent

OLYMPIA FIELDS. III. Aug. IS.
= One stroke separating each Of
them, three players-the veteran
Macdonald Smith Of Nashville.
Tenn; Abe EspinoSa of Chicago.
and Byron Nelson, a newcomer from
TeXarkana. Tex.-were out in front
by themselves at the start Of the
second round of the western open
golf tournament today.
OF the 24O entrants in the first
round OF eighteen holes of play Fri
day, only these three were able TO
shatter par
Smith. the 43-year-old Scot who
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
MEN BUILDERS PLAY
BAPTIST NET SQUAD

Christian Men Builders tennis
team will tackle Woodruff Place
Baptist squad today at 2 p. m.
on Ellenberger park courts to play
off an earlier match which resulted
in a tie. Teams will line up as
follows
SINCiI. rs Jimmy Mcclure iCMBl VS.
Paul Sharpe WP Harold Bauta CMB
SIS Harry TeeRua rdcn WP Jim Lorton
Stewart tCMB w. Hal Walden WP Bob
Pogue fCMBi SIS George johnson WpJ
DOUBLES Mcclure Banta tCMB VS.
Tcegua rden -HesSiegrave fWPl. Paul Perry
Glenn Perry CMB vs.. J. Tecgusrden-
Bill Jones fWPl
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South Side Press Will play Midway Fly
ers Saturday and The fast Arcadia Boost
ers Sunday. Both games Will be PLAYED
az Garfield park All Press PLAYERS take
notice For games with Press Sept. 3
and Labor dav. call DR.. 1927.
The CITY Catholic League race ended
last SUNDAY and was won By the strong
81 Francis De Sales team with twelve
victories and three defeats. St Patrick
nine was second with ten victories and
five defeats The annual league dinner
Will be held Wednesday evening AUG 30
AZ whispering Winds League follow erS
we're Well-ent erfalned throughout the
season with many exciting games.
Central Transfers A CS viii practice
SATURDAY az 40 IN Garfield No All
PLAYERS report Trainers Will play Mo
hawk 4 Cs SUNDAY a. Garfield No az
an Trainers desire services Of good
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Cleveland Pats
Johnson on Back
ByTbrc< >pcc ~

~ UrFS Nnfr y.
CLEVELAND. Aug 26.-Walter
Johnson. who took charge OF the
Cleveland Indians in m;dseason and
brought them 10 third place IN the
American League, Will return as
pilot n 1884
This was announced definitely
Thursday. when the board Of dIrec-
tors through President Ava Brad
ley. complmented me Big Train
for his fire showing to date and
promised their support for next
season.
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FIRST Race claiming 3-ycar-olds and
up. one and one-siXteenth miles Justice
Bov. ITO Blbhl4uC Beauty, JOB. Lincoln
Plaut ITO. Monkey shine 40 Camp
Parole. 1923 spring FhghtA 100 NJ Gosh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
GOLF BROTHERS TANGLE
Max and Clayton schultz to Oppose
StOnehOuSe Bows.

indianapolis golhng brothers will
tangle in an exhibition match. free
TO the public. at Sarah Shank links
Sunday at 2 o'clock
Max and Clayton Schultz chal-
lenged Russell and Ralph Stone
house TO a best ball battle and some
lively action is expected. They are
local municipal pros.
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Chapman Wallops Pair
of HOmers for Tribe
One OF Petes Circuit SmaSheS Goes 41O Feet Indians
TrounCe Brewers in Series Opener. 49, and
Extend Winning Streak to Four.

MILWAUKEE. Aug % The Indians heavily on their
twelve hits Friday in the with
away to The Tribe attack led by Pete Chapman right
fielder who poled two home 40
parked the distance drive
this
Lefty Bob Logan Caldwell
Brewers dozen blows scattered
his hits batting four
walops Scouts Earl Mack the Athletics Bobby
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
YANkS RELEASE BROWN
Giant Pitcher Sent TO Coast
League: y. Y. TO Get Hurler.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-The New
York Yankees announced the re-
lease on option OF Walter Brown.
the biggest pitcher in baseball TO
Hollywood Of the Pacific Coast
League. Brown. a right hander. was
called in from Toronto two years
ago. He has been used chiefly in
relief roles.
His release is expected to be fol-
lowed by the addition OF a new
pitcher.
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MRS. DAVIS WINNER

Mrs Fireman p. Davis captured a
thrilling nineteen-hole match with
Miss Mary Gorham 10 take title
honors in the Highland womens golf
club tourney Friday Mrs. Davis
trailed 1 down at the turn Of their
eighteen match. but rallied 10 win.
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State SoftbaU
Finals Sunday

NT
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Aug 20
Quarter finals of the state softball
tournament being held here will be
PLAYED tonight after completion
earlier in the dav OF first and sec
ond round games.
Semi-flnal games Will be played
Sunday morning. with the winners
meeting for the championship at
80 . n. Sunday.
In Friday nights games. Bright
wood A c. Indianapolis. defeated
louisville. , 10 /. and Woodruff City
Wolves won from Milroy, 6 10 I.
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Hall to Race
Bill Cummings
Bvt,ttcd Press

WINCHESTER. Ind. Aug pa
special match race between Ira
Hall. Terre Haute and Wild Bill
Cummings. both well-known dirt
track drivers and participants in
the annual 5O0-mile indianapolis
race Will be held al Funk speedway
here Labor day
Sanction Of the race by the A. A
a has been announced The race
VIII be for five laps. as a climax to
four other events in which Hall and
Cummings also VIII participate. A
twenty-mile feature race heads the
program
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERs
HOME Runs
Race Scratches Today
AT COMFY ISLAND

First Race-Spring Flight. Tommy
Second Race-Regis Play. Captain
Bill. Precious. Just Mrs Unbelief.
King HOLSTER.
Third Race-Abdel. La Eeoyu.
Proud Princess, Young Bill. Half
Day. K.biizer.
Fouth Race - Yarnallton. Jack
Murphy.
Wes her, clear; track fast.
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TORONTO GIRL WINNER
Rd-Haired Mermaid Triumphs in
Canadian Lake Marathon.

m Ufffd FFfeR
TORONTO. Ont, Aug Is. Mrs.
Ruth Tower-Corsan. Torontos red
haired mermaid today was 50 900
richer and was the first Canadian
to capture the Dominion's world
championship professional women 5
ten-mile swim
Churning through the choppy
waters Of Lave Ontario she out-dis-
tanced her thirtv-hve international
competitors easily Friday she was
clicked in 5 hours. % minutes l04
seconds much slower than the
record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
Extend Tax Return Deadline

Time for filing capital stock tax
returns and paying tax has been
extended 10 Sept q Those corpo-
rations who do not have blanks for
this may obtain them upon applica
ton 70 the office Of VIII II. Smith.
collector Of internal revenue, Fed
eral building
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MILWAUKEE,

Runs ba'fed Wnrard. stanton. Chap-
man a. MarGuardt Coouev. Two-baSs
Stolen base Lavne Double PLAYS Mar
ouardt TO Connolly to Stanton az Be
dore 10 Sigafoos 70 Wineard Bedore 10
Wingard Left on bases Indianapolis g.
Milwaukee 10 Base on halls OF Cald-
we'll & Of Logan. J. Struck out By
Caldwell 5. bv Logan Hit hv pitcher
BY Caldwell Sirafoosi wild pitch
Caldwell Passed balls Young Anglev
UmDircs CLAYTON ana Dunn. Time M
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IOWA SHOOTER WINS

VANDALIA, O. Aug. 26.-H. S
Shellito Of Ames, Ia, captured trap
shootlngs second high prize. The
preliminary handicap Of the Crane
American. here THURSDAY. Firing
into stiff breeze from the twenty
yard line, he broke l2l out OF u:
targets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26

nNE Of the most popular bruisers
" in the heavyweight game. Pat
O'Shocker. St Louis smiling Irish
man. returns to local action Monday
night al Sports Arena
The rough red-head will get a
tough test here. meeting Joe
Stecher. veteran scissors star and
former worlds champion O'Shocker
claims recent victories over Jim
McMillen and George Zaharias. and
drew with Gino Garibaldi at Detroit
Friday night. O'Shocker Will have
a slight weight edge
Two other events Monday. lined
up by Lloyd Carter. Hercules A c
matchmaker. will pit tough Tommy
Marvin against George Mcleod and
Andy Rascher. the Hoosier ex-
collegian, against Bohemian Joe
Hubka
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Friday Fight Results

At PATERSON. y STANLEY Kranen-
cerE. AZ. Grand Rapids Mich defeated
JIMMY Philips. i4s Berrsrcsv.ils y J.
JsG Flrrcre rs New YORK defeated
Sammy Panlco 10 Montclatr y. J. 81.
At LLYWOOD-Cefer.no Garcia I4s
California state weller champion. tech
nicaAv knocked out Eddie FRISCO AS.
Mexico CITY. ~.
At SAN DIEGO-Bullr Constance. 1885
y ; Navy outpo4ntec John Martinez.
ls4. san Bernarc.no. Calf. fsl. Jor INV
is2. Los Angeles ,eis
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ANDERSON CAGE VICTOR

ANDERSON. md, Aug. 70
Former stars Of Anderson high
school defeated Martinsville ex-
stars. 81 10 80. in an exhibition
basketball game featuring the An
derson coaching school here Thurs,
day night.
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Helens Battle Again

A MOTHER court battle between
n CALIFORNIA; Helens Will take
place az Forest Hills today with
Helen Jacobs defending her ma
tional wCmens singles title against
Queen Helen Wills Moody Miss
Jacobs. shown here. defeated Doro-
thy Round Of England Friday
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Tribe Regulars at Bat
Seni-Pro and Amateur Notes

catcher The team has season permit
for Garfield No 2. Dates Of Sept 3. u
and - arc open For games write J. r
Dean 1929 South Alabama street
Fountaintovn is seeking road game for
Labor day with ? good club Fountain
town has won eighteen games and lost
Rushville, Shelbvville Greenfield Boosters.
Eastern Au-StarS and MorristoVn Write
R Elliott FountaintoTn. or phone
Founta'ntovn 81.
Fifv-second- Street Merchants VIII nlay
Fortv-n.nth and Arsenal streets ~ ?
Boo Eliot. wa 5is7 All Others. notice.
Greenwood viii invade North Vernon
Sunday seeking their sixteenth 'ictorv o.
The season Let'v Hall ana John Gal
.aeher viii 0e slab rivals For games write
Kelly Johnson. Greenwood, Ind.
Virginia Avenue Cubs are without a
game FOR Sunday state teams axe notice
Phone Dr 22s7-R. or write 42s South KEY
stone avenue.
West SIDE outing and s. Pas Will play
Municipa, League tilt Sunda~ az River
pitch for St Pats
Due TO misunders-ano1ng. Luc.ou
Kings are vlthou; game FOR SUNDAY
a. Cherry 572s or write 1897 Roosevelt
avenue.
With Joe Gilmore 10 he lineup again
and Pa Rice az second base Indlanapo-
i.S Reserves VIII be a. tull strength sun
day when the tackle the Seymour Cubs
Al Seymour Reserves probably Will use
Charles Farors right handed star and
former Texas League hlrler on me slab
Las, SUNDAY. Reserves hampered by in
luries .os- 20 bloomington Iron Fireman
3 10 Pau Gibbs rs requested 20 GO
IN touch with A Monroe. manager OF Re-
serves. A. once
Due 70 = protested game being played
Of ir the Southeastern Indiana League
next Suncar ne North Vernon Reds VIII
play Greenwood a. North Vernon
Wright Trucking nine viii piay a.
HAlisblrg Sunday leaving a. u 30 m
Games are wanted vi,h state teams
Write ~ Wright. 80 South WaTman
avenue or phone Be 4sii-R
For'v-nlntn street TToians composed Of
former Fif-y-second Street Merchant
PLAYERS. desire week DAY games Nth fast
CITY teams Cal HI. $751; ask FOR Shin
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. Standings and Results .
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
s. Paul 2o2 $40 OK y Il 0
r Lee Bachmsn and O'Ncu Harriss
and Fenner.
Columbus 10 ool 200 sl3
Teaohout. judd and Delaney. PETTY.
Hlcher and Glenn
Louisville 600 ooo o2o - ]
Marcum Mclean and Erickson Carson
and Brenzel
AMERICAN LEAGUE
B Be.roa 91iioo a ado go l9o sl9 9
Barke. and BERG Marberry and Hav-
Philadelphia o2o lo7 O23 II 10 O.
81 Louis 000 ON 600 2
BaErett and Coohrane Wells Mcdonald
S ssS lana go S2S o Si9 go 10 sis 2
Detens. Pennock. W Moore and Dickev.
I Pearson. Harder and Spencer Mvatt. Pvt
Boston ..-.---.... 100 $40 oiO 81 I
I chicago ON 600 100 o
Rhodes aud Ferrel Castor. Hard
and Berry sullivan
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fast Game,
Chicago 020 020 oi2 7l3 1
Philadelphia 30l o3o i0X- q
Malone. L Herman and Campbell
Rhem Collins and Davis.
Second Came
. Chicago ara N0o 0oo Is .
Philadelphia 600 0l0 O30-
NY, Warnese and Hartne't Hansen Liska
First Game
S Sroo5f78 3 iSS 2 l5S 2 1S2 Z !
Lucas and lombard Beck and Lopez
Second Came
S Sroosi2a s sS5 S S9l o SSS 3l3 ]
5. johnson and Manion. lombard. Car
roll and Lopez
F.rs. Game. Eleven Innings
T g,s ya1s 3 393 o o5o o6o 90
French sve'on,c and Grace. Fitzsim-
mons LuQue ard Mancuso
Second Game
Rt,s65grFh eco ooo geo s !
Meme CnaEnon SplN and Pic!nich
Parmelee ard Mancuso
s. Louis al Boston no game PLAYED at
car.ier date
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AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION
AMERIcAN IEAGII
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
ANrERIcAN IEAGrE

INDIANAPOLIS an Milwaukee
Louisville az Kansas Cifv
Columbus AZ Minneapolis
Toledo AZ ST Paul
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NATIONAL LFAGUT

New York AZ Detroit two games
Boston AT 81 Louis
Washington M Cleveland
Phuadeluhla an CHICAGO
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Pittsburgh ar New York two games
Cincinnati q BROOKLYN
Chicago ~ Phiiade,nhla
s. LOUIS a Boston