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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-29
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THE twelfth annual Indiana
Il womens state championship is
over. As predicted. the defending
champion. Mrs. Penn G. Skillern of
South Bend. was dcthroned. and
Miss Elizabeth Dunn. Indianapolis
links queen, gained her fourth state
title. But Mrs. Skillern. who has
been firing only mediocre golf all
season at home. did not fold I'D as
easily as We had expected. She
used good judgment in passing up
the qualifying round last Monday
and spent the day in practice. She
claimed No. position in the match
play bracket by virtue of her title
and went along to defend it until
the final match Friday, and then
relinquished it only to unbeatable
golf.
That final battle was a thriller
all the way. Mrs. Skillern took a
two up lead on the first four holes
But Miss Dunn came back to win
three in a row. two of them with
brides. Mrs. Skillern won the eighth
hole with par to square the match.
and then birdied the ninth to halve
with Miss Dunn and keep the match
square.
Then Queen" Elizabeth broke loose. She
oirdieo the tenth and won the eleventh
with par. fortv-foot Dutt that was
IN all the wav gave her the twelfth. and
tap from 30-feet that plunked in fave her
a birdie and win on the thirteenth. Miss
Dunn ended the battle on the fourteenth
Of the cup for another birdie and and
title victory.
Those men at Highland could not over
look she brand Of golf Miss Dunn shot all
week. They felt the girl. who goes 10
work in telephone exchange at midnight
and works eight hours while we slumber
deserved TO represent Indiana polls in
bigger golf events and also TO continue
to improve her game on the best Of
courses.
Joseph V. Stout. president Of Highland.
got his boys together and they voted
Miss Dunn a membership. They also
"fkNo h-f ~ dttenu the national cnam-
picnship at Exmoor in Chicago. Aug. IS
To sept. ?. when he presented Miss Dunn
With the membership. it was the signal
for rousinE ovation that is nov In
womsns golf circles In Indiana
II is our belief that Elizabeth can con-
tinue to play over Highland between now
and tournament time and lower her rec
cord Of u made in the tournament Just
closed. We feel she can iron ont a couple
Of shots In her game that hurt her and
have a fine game 10 represent Indiana
with in the big show. For the twelfth
time. We congratulate = real champion.
Miss Dunn.
The Indianapolis public links team that
viii compete IN the national tournament
a Portland. Ore. avg. Is. Is on It's way
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Guy PauLsen Is
Winner in PEA.

Guy Red Paulsen. Fort Wayne,
state open champion. Will represent
Indiana in the National Professional
Golfers Association tournament at
Milwaukee. Aug 3 TO 13.
He led the Indiana field in a
qualifying trial over Speedway links
here Friday with 142 for 50 holes. He
shot the first eighteen in 70 and
the second in SO. Par for the
course is II.
Only three other state profess
SIGNALS attempted TO qualify for the
P. g. A. They we're Marion Smith,
Charlottesville. 146; Johnny Watson.
South Bend, l47, and Chuck Gar
ringer, Speedway. 1877
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TINE former Illinois coal miner,
IL the Italian Gino Garibaldi,
will make his first Indianapolis
wrestling appearance Monday
night in the main mat go at
Sports arena, Pennsylvania and
North streets. He will clash with
Tom Bulldog Marvin. Okla
homa Indian rough and tumble
heavyweight, for two best falls
in three.
Garibaldi has met nearly all
topnotchers and is one of the few
grapplers to gain fall over Jim
Londos. Other bouts Monday:
Irish Pat O'Shocker VS.. Floyd
CFrankensteinl Marshall. and Abe
Kashey VS.. Milo Steinborn.' First
match at $50. All principals are
heavies.
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Overflow Crowd Sees
Homecoming of Tribe
More Than $4,000 Jam Stadium as Indians WaIOp
Colonies: Chapman, Layne. DagIia Shne Single
Tilt Tonight Double Header Sunday Carded.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

Kiefers n a al
Perry
builder
Perry found difficult find parking
himself. appreciation
place
rules necessary 22l53
uded
The Indian sweled the bursting when they
VILE Coonels the home the Kentucans
Daglia a OF
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WRESTLING AFrTR BASrRaII


The strong West Side chevrolets will
iacs.e The fast stepping Mars Hill nine
A. Mars Hill diamond q 30 SUNDAY
A.,er ne came there WILL be free wres-
10 - exhibition between vcil-knoWn crap
pliers Umpire Ferguson OF the InGianap-
OILS Omrircs Association VIII handle the
is expected Take car 10 Mars Hi air
rott or drive out Holt road to bail
grounds.
tor SUNDAY The Ice club has Aux -. 20
and q open. Games are wanted Address
Inland Ice COMPANY. Indianapolis
Due to misunderstanding the Warren
Same 5 wanted with fast .ec!,y team.
between and ?. m
Dady Specials Will journey to panville
Sunday 20 taugle with the strong Danvilie
Browns. All PLAYERS please meet a. man
age home at y noon sharp 10 make the
TIP
Eastern Al-stars defeated Folks Milk
nine 20 g. at Douglass park. McCauley
p.tched FOR The stars. The Easterns viii
o'ciock and on SUNDAY will 80 10 Upton.
Aus s Is omen. Road game IS wanted
Wriie Bob Ricketts,. 1927 East Twenty NTH
street. or phone Riley e262
Forester Cubs Will play F1des at Gar
NcaN ! ana American -ftksfElflh klNNAtN
Sacred Heart a. Riverside IN Em-Roe
junior League games SUNDAY In the
senior League. Forester Cubs Seniors meet
Riverside A. A IN double header a.
Riverside and Indianapolis RamblerS
tacA.c Phoenix Coffee IN twin bill az
Rhodius !.
All Indianapolis Reserve players making
the TIP 20 Bargersville must report al
Delaware and Washington street BY 10 50
SUNDAY Reserves SO 10 Lafayette on Aug
20 pav Warren OILS and tackle Green
town Merchants al Greentovn on Aug
IL The date Of Aug. 20 Is open. Strong
state teams write Indianapolis Reserves
2ooi Roosevelt avenue. or call Oh. SAIL.
West SIDE CheyroletS Will meet Mars
Hill SUNDAY A. 80. All Chevies PLAYERS
report a. Mars Hill BY ! p. m. Cheyrolets
have Aug and Aug 20 open and would
Ike 10 hear from strong state teams
wsiie o. wire william Rider. 1912 Belle
foufain street.
Indianapolis Cardinals will play LucieF
klnS Coffee Company AZ Spades Sunday
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AT NYAcK n. Y-B!ly Hogan. 1879
piermoni. y. Y. defeated Frankie Petrolle
ii1. Schenectady. g.. Joe Ghnoulv. i32
St Louis. knocked out Frank Marchese
l32. New York. 81.
AT POUGHKEEPSIE n Waiting
Battalno Hartford Conn lightweight;
knocked out Benny whittier. Balti-
more. 81.
At SAN FRANcTScO-vearl Whitehead
le2 Fresno. Cal defeated Gorilla Jones
100 Awron. ~ B. A. middleweight cham
pion. who was disqualified for stslling in
non-tltle 6Cht. Vidal Gregorio las Spain
oecisionsd Al Greenfield. la. San Fran
cisco s..
AT STOCKTON. cal-Little Pancho ii3
Philippines. drew with Harry Flerra. III.
Chicago. TO-.
At WILMINGTON. Del-Young KID
Flrpo. i42 PennsCrove y J.. lost on
POINTS n eight rounds 10 Buster Brown.
is2 Baltimore Billy Wallace ia Clsve-
land stopped Lea RAYMOND 49, Balti-
more in the third round
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3 JUDGES TO SCORE
STATE FISTIC EVENTS

A plan TO use three judges for de-
Gliding boxing matches in Indiana.
relieving referees of scoring duties.
will be inaugurated at Terre Haute
Monday night. Al G. Feeney. state
athletic commissioner, announced
today.
Under the present system, two
judges and the referee keep score
cards. When judges disagree as to
the outcome, the referees vote de-
cides the match. The three Judge
plan will also be tried at Evansville
and indianapolis next week.
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CATHERINE WOLF WINS
By Times Special


CHICAGO. July 29-Catherine
Wolf Of indianapolis. title favorite,
met Mary Reed Of Chicago in the
women's semi-finals Of the Illinois
state tennis championships here to-
day. Jackie Aver of Elkhart. Ind
opposed Helen Bartavis Of Chicago
in the other bracket.
In men's-singles, Joseph Coughlin
OF California met Gene Mako. title
favorite. and Eddie Lejeck. Chicago.
faced Don Bulge, San Francisco.
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Runs batted in--Lee Cooney. Bedore
49, Daelia. Chapman 49, Lavne. Funk
gard tBedore. Chapman. Funk. Van
Camp. Riddle Erickson. Home run-Chap-
man. Stolen bases-Rosen. Javne. Sga-
foos Sacrifices-Lee Dagiia Double
plavs-Adair 10 Wsnninger to VanCamp.
Wingard lunassistedi. Left on hases-In-
danapolis. 8; Louisville. z Base on balls
out-Bv Weinert s BY Daglia s.. ov
Jonnard. 2 Hits-Od Weinert 10 in in
ninTs and ? batters in hfth inning: of
ionnard ) in I innings Hit BY pitcher
Bv Weinert CHAPMAN. Wild pitches
Weinert Losing pitcher-Weinert UNI
pires-Dunn ana CLAYTON. Time OF game
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LITTLE WOLF is VICTOR

Chief Little Wolf, Oklahoma In
dian, won the first fall in seven
teen minutes with a flying mare
and top body pin and the second
in one minute with flying tackle
to defeat Billy Love in the feature
mat event at South Meridian arena
Friday night.
Harry Burris and Walter Hick-
man drew in one hour. each obtain
ing one fall; Speedy ONeal pinned
Eddie Slaughter in fifteen minutes.
and Omar Price tossed Morris
Webb in seven minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-29
Four Left i'm
Western Play

By Tnifcd Press
MEMPHIS, July 29.-Jack West
land of Chicago, title favorite. and
Rodney Bliss, Omaha, ruled heavy
favorites to survive todays thirty
six-hole seni-final grind and go
into Sundays final battle for the
1888 western amateur golf cham
pionship.
Westland was to meet youthful
Walter Emery. Oklahoma City, ma
tional intercollegiate champion and
Bliss was paired with Carl Damn
Jr., Orlando. Fla. TODAY.
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5 TURF WINNERS

BIZ 7imcs SpcciaI
LATONIA, KY. July 2e.-Jack
Mavsr. the new sensational jockey.
protege OF Roscoe Goose, took the
winners circle five times in Fri
DAVIS racing at Latonia.
The little youngster. who made
his first appearance in riding silks
at Churchill Downs in April. cap
tured the third. fourth, sixth, sew
enth and eighth races. All OF his
mounts were well backed.
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TWO HOLSTERS QUALIFY

By Times Special
CHICAGO. July 29.-Two Hoo
siers were among the sixteen quail
fiers in the national horseshoe
pitching championship tourney
trials here Friday.
They We're Jimmy Risk Of Mont
pelier. who scored 235 out of a DOS
sible 300, and Orville Harris. Indi-
annapolis. who had 220 Charles
Davis Of Kansas City. five times
champion, led the list with. 256
while Blair Nunamaker of Cleve-
land, defending champion. had 223.
Match play started today.
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Espie. Les MueSing and John Niblsck
manager; left The airport here FRIDAY with
MaJor CHARLES Cox as pilot OF the airshin
indianapolis Niolack had Vobs OF in
yitatlons seeking the 1884 national event
for Coffin course
THE pro-amateur Monday will be
IL held at Frankfort and Max
Buell., manager. expects a big turn
out. Max also announced that
Terrell Houston of Elwood will man.
age the Eastern Indiana Open. TO
be held this year at Elwood Coun-
try Club, Aug %. 1t always has
been held at Muncie. 1t will be
SO holes.
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City SoftbalI Gossip

Chevle Cubs lost a hard fought contest.
70 s. 10 Granada Theater Softban team
~ g thlTo-rounc game OF the Leisure-Hour
soft bail title series. BroukSice vas uu-
able 10 tuterrInt the fast comeback stride
Of school No. . and lost 10 ,
ONLY three teams remain IN the touyrs
meut The indicated thester nine drew
the nve leaving Chevles 10 oppose school
Nc y a. . m MONDAY a. willard
The winner Monday viii play the Grana1a
club "Wednesday MONDAYS game a. Wiz
lard VII be hanckled hy Hartman and Nc
Murtrv Of the Indianapolis umpires As
ISOLATION.
The Brightwood G soft ball team
continued Its winning streak ov downing
the Indiana National Bank 5 10 2 The
nelding o. GWYnn and the pitching Of
Barnes featured During the weeks play
the A. c also downed Douglass park.
% ,. ano Finch. IS 10 5 Por games call
On s23s. and ask for joe Indianapolis
FLASHES take notice
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CITY JUNIOR NINE BOWS
By Times special

By Tiwcs special
ANDERSO Ind, July 2e.-Rich-
mond defeated indianapolis in the
final game of regional play in the
American Legion state junior base
ball championships here Friday. Is
to 4. the losers bringing about their
own downfall by committing twelve
errors behind the six-hit pitching
Of Weaver. Indianapolis got only
Eve hits OF Sparks.
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TWO TR0T RACES

81 rifcd Press
SALEM. N Is. july 2e-Berths C
Hanover's double victory featured
Fridays program of Grand Circuit
races at Rockingham park.
The FLY. owned by the Hanover
farms. Pennsylvania, easily was the
best OF the 2-year- olds she faced in
each one-mile trot. Tom Berry was
her xiriver in both performances.
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BIZ yHifcd Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. July 29.-Arlington
Park closes the most successful race
meeting conducted in America this
year with the running of the s25 900
added Arlington Futurity today be-
fore a crowd expected to exceed
10000.
Nine juveniles were named over
night for the 2-year-old race which
will gross s48.195 if all go to the
post for the six furlong dash.
The Dixiana stable, owned by
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PARK TOURNEY SET

Ellenberger park tennis tourney
will open Monday, and a big
field is expected to get into ac-
ton. There will be play in the
mems, juniors and boys divisions.
Entries close at l p. m. Sunday
Todd Coughill is in charge at
1rvington 1895.
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SEMI-FINALS ON CARD

Semi-fnal games IN the city
water polo tournament will be
PLAYED at Longacre tonight, With
Riviera meeting willard at p. m.
preceded By Ellenberger VS.. HooSier
A. c. at 7.30. The winners meet in
the title tussle at 4 p. m. Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-29
SMITH LINKS CHOICE

Carl Smith. defending champion.
was the title favorite when qualify
ing play opened today in the River
side Golf Club championship tour
ney at the north side links. Trials
continue Sunday and next week
end
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til the ninth and held them to i've
hits up TO the final Stanza. Indian
apolis collected fifteen blows, in
Guiding seven doubles and a home
run. Pete Chapman sent the horse
hide soaring out Of the park in the
eighth with Layne on base.
Four Hits for Herman
Layne made merry az the ex-
pense of his old mates by PLAYING
like a race horse runs He slapped
out two doubles and two singles.
scored three runs. batted in one.
stole one base and covered left field
in brilliant fashion Herman was re-
leased by Louisville a few weeks
ago
Phil Weinert. Colonel southpaw.
was Knocked ont of the box in the
fifth round and Claude Jonnard re-
lieved and finished Phil was
touched for ten Safeties during his
stretch. Hits into the crowd on the
field went for two bases and there
was a long argument in the NTH
when Chapman caught a drive by
Wanninger at the edge OF the over
flow in right field and backed into
the crowd before his brakes" held.
At first the umpires called IL q two
Dagger. then changed their ruling
and permitted the catch. Manager
Bruno Bethel made a long Grafton
of protest. but lost the decision to
Red Killefer.
Twin Bill on Sabbath
Indians and Colonies will battle
under the lights again tonight At
BIS, with regular prices prevailing.
Forty cents was the rate 10 the
grandstand Friday at the homecom-
ing. It will be fifty cents for
women tonight. seventy-fiye cents
for men and forty cents in the
bleachers. On Sunday afternoon the
teams will clash IN a double header
to end the series. first tilt al p m.
The Indians will visit Louisville fol-
lowing the Sabbath games
Pete Chapmans homer Friday
cleared the left field wall The Rich
mond youth also socked double
and single. scored two markers and
batted in three. He was clipped on
the hand by pitched ball in the
first and the bruise was painful but
he shook it off, stayed in action and
went on TO fill a feature role.
All NJ tho Tnrlfa,,c not O,,. ~ ...o~.
base hits but Ernie Wingard had
a tough time seeing them. Ernie
poled one double, but on his other
four trips TO the plate struck out.
The lanky Indian turned in a good
fielding game around the first sack.
Many Fans Turn Back
Traffic on Indiana avenue and in
the south Riverside district became
heavy long before game time. The
wise fans headed for the stadium
early and all seats we're taken thirty
minutes ahead OF the contest.
Hundreds Of fans milIed around the
entrance, learned OF the record
throng inside and turned back 10
the city. On the field the overflow
extended from the dugouts. down
the foul lines an dback OF the out
fielders around the park.
Frank Sigafoos received a mer-
chandise gift of IS from the Knot
Hole Gang and he was extremely
proud of it. The lads had planned
to make the presentation several
weeks ago when rain washed out
the "Sigafoos night game. "Siggie'
said he certainly appreciated the
gift, coming from the little fellows
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John Likes Polo

A PRANCING. agile polo pony. a
n whippet mallet and the thrill
OF FASTING the white ball for goal
is the favorite sport and hobby Of
young John Roosevelt. son Of Presi-
dent Frank d. Roosevelt.
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Sen1i-Pro and Amateur Notes

than u 30 NV '"'ei
4, hFil-A A leading. the Social League
WI plsy a. Batesville SUNDAY All nfsv
- report az 1909 North Capitol a.,en,,o
AZ 50 For games. call Ri as72 ssk
-. robert Wells. or write 1909 North
Kramer Buchanan and ST. Pats will
f rhss IN a Municipal League til, AZ
hnoo,Is SUNDAY az p. m Fianner viii
nse Murray. Gilligan or Price on The
mound with Cole or Williams rereivir-
Pats. ~ '"e PVin1s ior
dev follows H"S"e gun
p Leon Tailoring VS. West side outing
Rhodius No : o'44NAs'
NJ S. rs. Shelby Service Garfield
Sholtv Motors rs. Klee & Coleman Cpost-
poned 10 later datel
The Municipal League will start its third
ana mai round SUNDAY with the West
SIDE Outing Club MAINTAINING a half game
msrcin over the Fianncr Buchanan nine
fOr nrgt place The STANDINGS.
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ID EVENTS ON PROGRAM

Fourteen events will form the pro-
gram OF the fourth city recreational
department swimming meet TO be
held at Willard pool at 2 p. m.
Sunday.
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. Calendar .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOC

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS might.
Toledo at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee,.
81. Paul at Kansas CITY.
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERs
cox SCORES X. O.

BV Timcs speciaI
DALLAS. Tex. July 29.-Tracy
Cox. Indianapolis 40 = FOUNDER.
nocked out Emory Lance OF
Gainesville in the first round OF
their scheduled ten-round battle
here Friday night.
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Horse Sense
by o. REvILLA-

T ATONIA. KY, July 29.-The
IL Nose Goldblat and c. V. Whit
ney combination reached out and
grabbed three winners at Latonia
Friday with Smear, Tendril and
Cresta Run. which should have
pulled the Cincinnati bookmaker out
Of the red for the meeting. Mud
and good riders certainly helped out
this combination as the two lead
ing riders of the meeting. George
South and J. Mayer, were on the
winners.
With the running of the eighth race at
Latonia today the old Milldale course
will close Its gates until the fall meeting
the later part of September and the big
pony show will move across the river TO
the Coney Island track. which has been
closed since 1926. Making an inspection
trip to the new battle grounds We found
everything in ship shape. New paint on
the stands. barns. fences and paddock
makes the old course look like a million
dollars. and every one who is connected
with the new venture, Wnich VIII operate
under the direction Of the new racing com
mission Of the state OF Ohio. is very opti-
mis;ic over the prospects of a profta bic
and sporting meeting.
Three hundred horses are already on the
grounds and when the stables are filed
Monday there will be 500 listening for
buEle Local fans are popped I'd over the
announcement that the gate Will Be only
81 instead OF the customary deuce which
Is charged on the south side OF the river
BY the Kentucky associations.
Arlington Park on the north side Of Chi
caEo will close It's gates until next wear
after the card slated for today. The cara
Chicago 10 the old Hawthorne plant at
Cicero 70 battle Il OUT for another thirty
one DAYS Many horses stabbed a. La
fonia Will ship Sunday 10 the Cicero
plant. including Hamilton and Wells and
The z r Bradley Stables.
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Friday at Stadium

Totals .......... rs 2 "a 10 o
Marcum oatted for Wanninger in the
ninth
Thompson oatted for Jonnard in the
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NATIONAL, LEAGUE

Cincinnati At Pittsburgh two games.
Chicago az ST. Louis.
Boston al New York.
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia two gamesl
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Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
s Kansas Psg CITY 5 5oi 900 900 9 sSo-s
Winegarner and Healey; W. Lee and De-
lancey.
Minneapolis ... 003 200 go II 2
Milwaukee ...... COO 40i 600 IL
Petty. Murray and Glenn. Braxton and
Young.
St Paul ........ 203 i04 0O0-l0 IS ?
Kansas CITY .... 0i0 $50 200 IS 3
Newkirk. Fette and Fenner. Browning
and Castor.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ............. 342 100 000-i7 10 /
Philadelphia ...... o2O 1872 1918 40 0
Farmhouse Brandt and Hogan; Rhem.
Jackson. Liska. A. Moore and Davis. Todd.
Chicago at St. Louis: will be PLAYED at
later date.
No other games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ....... 600 600 ola /
Cleveland ......... 800 020 20x- ~ /
Sorrell. Herring. Hayworth and Pasek:
Hlldebrand and Pytlak.
New York at Washington: rain.
81 Louis at Chicago; will be played at
later date.
Boston and Philadelphia not scheduled
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AMERICAN LFAGrE.

New YORK al Washington.
Philadelphia al Boston.
ST Louis al Chicago.
Detroit az Cleveland.
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Brideenort Blnes will nlav Moorcsviue
SUNDAY AZ bridgeport Babb and Glen
hrnfhcrs nct-ce.
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By Eddie Ash

Frisch Once Offered to Finance Own Sale
Giants Fans Finally Get Steamed Up
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The Indianapolis public links team that
viii compete in the national tournament
~ Portland. Ore. Aug is. Is on It's way
Capt. John MCGUIRE Dave Mischief. Clark
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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Dady Specials Will journey 10 nanyille
Sunday 20 taugle with the strong Danvilie
Browns. All PLAYERS please meet a. man
axe home at u noon sharp 10 make the
TIP
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Inland Ice nine VIII plsv AZ West New
tor SUNDAY. The Ice club has AUG r. %
and q open. Games are wanted Address
Inland Ice COMPANY. Indianapolis