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Virginia Avenue Cubs want a..
sunday. State teams take notice "Tn lor
avsr, 1sS'IE. OF write 429 South Keystone
The City Catholic League Win o,,a a.
s e. sunday when the league lead
o. ., rPIancis team meets Holy Trinifv Mrs
at Riverside park ''S niho
nSrIen Aces are without a Tame for
SUNDAY Fast city teams cali frvin0ton
sstt ing = between and D. m. and
~ Oloverdaie Grays will play the K ~
- IS az Crawfordsville Sunday Bennett
Z. battery Williamson and Allison sva
looked TO work foT Cloverdnle The
GIsyS nave won six straight games while
me n OF Cs have won twelve In a rou,
large crowd Is expected Piav viii
starr az 2 10 p m. II will be the second
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIoNAL LEAGUE

New York at St Louis.
Boston az Cleveland.
Washington az Chicago.
Phfia dclphia at Detroit
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Sunshine Mission milk fund and the
city amateur baseball association.
The association is in need of funds
to pay the expenses of the Indian
apolis champs to Pittsburgh. Admis-
sion will be Is cents. Rosters OF the
teams follow:
=. Hercules-D. Powers. c. Froelick NJ
Wuensch. z. Howard. r Mueller. W. Wyss
j. Lowery. p. Fields. r Marley v Wvss
y, McShane. E. Dudley. r. wurtz ana
John MaSstng. manager
Lux Laundry-M- Snodgrass, j. Duggan.
= roTnell. T; Neral. W. Cant. w. Itch
M. McCracken. II. Bell W. Hardwood and
E. Hazelwood. manager
De Molays-J. Hobson. p. Nofke. r.
AdieI a THOMPSON r. Elan. p. Kleeppe,
Jordan E. Loper, w Ball. r. Kleeppe J
Elan, G. Sterritt and Buck Borroughs
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Star Summers
in Title Race

Prominent swimmers have en-
tered for the Indiana Kentucky A.
A. .. SS0-yard Championship event
Tor men to be held at Westlake
Beach Sunday. The title event will
start at 2:3O p m. Some of the best
middle distance paddlers in Indiana
and Kentucky will compete.
Early entries include Alex Petro-
vich, unattached; Glen Nussbaum.
unattached; Al Rust. Indianapolis
Y. NJ. c. A.: Jim Coon. Y. NJ. c. A..
and Curtis Curry Of BLOOMINGTON.
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L-RIBE REGULARS AT IA
No One Has Rock Me Sleep Says Neest Miracle Manager

him four years and three minor
league detours before he blossomed
into a star. In 1880 he was named
the most valuable player in ~
American League.
''Unselfishness is the dominating
factor or our ball club" he said.
The right fielder is pulling for the
third baseman. and the third base
man is pulling for the catcher. and
the center fielder is pulling for the
pitcher. Every guy on the ball club
Is hustling to win and encouraging
the other fellow.
That goes right on down to base
hits. When Mazush isn't hitting,
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Rosters Announced for City
Amateur Tits at Stadium

Rosters have been submitted ard
approved by the teams scheduled to
perform in the important double
header at Perry stadium Saturday
afternoon when champions of four
city leagues clash in the first round
Of series to determine the Indian
apolis banner bearer at the ma
tional amateur tournament in Pitts
burgh next month.
The Hercules will play Lux Laun-
dry at 2 p. m. and the De Molays
will tackle the Folks Milk nine. All
clubs contain many prominent stars
Of local amateur and independent
ranks.
Receipts will be shared by the
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BUILDERS AT BROOKSIDE

Christian Men Builders tennis
team will face Rho Delta Sigma
fraternity squad Saturday afternoon
at Brookside park courts at 2
o'clock. The teams will line up as
follows:
Sirgles-Jimmy Mcclure (cBMa vs.
Don Melett tRDSi; Harold Banda lCMBl
vs. Reed Thompson ,RDsl: George Stew
art 'cMBl vs.. Arthur Caster tRDsl. Jim
Lorton ,cMsl vs.. clifton Bradley tRDsl.
Bob Pogue caiB vs. Chester Finley tRDsi
Doubles Mcclure-Banta tCMBl VS..
Bradley-Finley iRDsl: Glenn Perrv-Paul
Perry tcMBl vs.. B. Scott-casier IRDSl
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for few days to get them back
in their stride"
What about Bill Terry's remark
that he thinks the Senator'S will be
lot easier than the Yankees in
the world series?"
Pm staying in my own league
until We win the pennant. Bill
ought TO stay in his"
Has managing hurt your play
ing?"
i seem to be doing all right. !
have wonderful gang Of seasoned
players with plenty Of ability yet
who are always open to any sug-
gections 1 have TO talk over with
them.
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Bruggeman and Talbot Make Close Fight First Eighteen
Holes of Title Competition at South Bend; De-
tending Champ Sinks Long Putt.
BY DICK MILLER
Times stan Writer

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Hammond defending
title the
Tony Johnny Simpson veteran
Washington player leading
same margin at the elghteenhoe
matches today o
Bruggeman into early three the
lrst hole and when short the Fl
Wayne
With hfeen-foo and the
all the the fifth taking
and
struck
eighth match
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Ten Irningsl
New YORK .--..... OIL OIL cl0 o-6 Il
St Louis - O09 GOA i,1i - -
Gomez. Pennock W Moore and Dtckev
b.aeholder. STILES and Eemslev shea
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AMERICAN IFAGrF
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Negro Maulers
to Clash Here

Sammy Slaughter. Terre Haute.
and Roy Tiger Williams, Chicago. a
pair OF the country's leading Negro
middleweights. have been signed TO
meet in the main event Of boxing
show AZ Sports arena on North
Pennsylvania street next Wednes-
day night. it was announced today
by Lee BeSS, matchmaker. There
will be four supporting bouts.
Ten thousand visitors TO the ma
tional convention of the Colored
Lodge Of Elks will be in Indianapolis
all Of next week, and the boxing
show is designed to be high spot
in the entertainment program. While
the show primarily is planned as a
convention feature. the general
public wiz be welcome.
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BY GEORGE KIRKsEY
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-"How're you
keeping EN- UP there. Joe?" the boy
manager Of the Washington team
was asked after his Senator's had
won their ninth straight game and
heightened their lead over the New
York Yankees to seven and one-half
games.
Joe Cronin is the youngest man.
ager in major league history and
the youngest Washington regular
He won't be n until Oct. u. h
jumped from high school in San
Francisco to the majors. but 1t took
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GOES TO CLEVELAND

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 10. =
George Chestnut. former Indiana
State Teachers college pitcher, was
TO report today to Manager Walter
Johnson at Cleveland, for a trial
with the Cleveland Indians. He re-
Gently was released by the Dayton
co. team Of the Mid-Atlantic
League.
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Pittsburgh al BROOKLYN: wet grounds
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Cox Flattens
Mexican Foe

By Times Special
DALLAS. Tex. Aug. 18.-Tracy
Cox. indianapolis junior welter-
weight, made short work of Rudy
Mendezes here on Thursday night.
knocking out the Mexican in the
fourth round. Mendezes was adver-
tised as the Junior welterweight
champ OF Mexico. Each weighed
l40 pounds.
willard Brown. indianapolis light
weight, fighting in the semi9windup.
TOOK the decision on points in ten
rounds over Midget Mexico.
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Goslin is. and when Goslin has a
slump. Schultz picks him up. When
the sluggers are stopped some player
like Sewell or Moe Berg or Dave
Darris blast loose with the winning
punch"
Have they ever caused you any
sleepless nights?"
81 sleep all right whether we win
or lose. No one has TO rock me TO
sleep"
How about that slump after your
last successful western trip"
1T was the reaction after a long
hard road trip with every game
counting her~-ly. had to lay sew
eral Of the Is OF, and rest them
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day II put them
seven and a half
games behind the
! e a g Il e-leadine
Washington Sem
ators. r o G Q = s
Hornsby. recently
appointed man.
a g 2 r of the
Browns. went in
as pinch hitter in
the ninth and his
first hit in the
American League
a home run. tied
the count.
In the tenth
Jim LeVey's single
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A. A. U. DIVING HERE

The Indiana-Kentucky A. A. u.
platform diving championship will
be held at Broaa Ripple park here
Sunday
The swan dive, front and back
jack knife. back dive and four OPP
tional dives. all from the twenty
five-foot tower, viii comprise the
program
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Scpt pllCn and
does a good all
round job Of his
assignments. II q
will be seen in &C
ton at Perry
stadium Sunday
when Kautskys
battle the Day.
ton Marcos, fast
Negro league club,
IN a double
header.
BooZ is noted
for his catching
skill chiefly and
will be behind the
hat IN n,1a ~ +Lo
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IS in 4 Days
United Pres.

By tHited Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Thir-
~ teen winners in four days
at Hawthorne race track -
that's this weeks record of
Jockey Jack Westrope, To-
year-old apprentice m
Baker, Mont.
Little Westrope had eight
mounts Thursday, and placed
seven of them in the money
three winners, two seconds ard
two thirds.
Jack had five winners Mon
day, four Tuesday, one
Wednesday and three Thurs
day. His total for the year
now is 1876. a big lead over his
nearest rival.
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Bassett and Simpson One Up on
Opponents in State Semi-FinaIs
Golf Program
SEMI-FINALS TO-DAY

oLWi-r lNALS 1ODA1
tThirty-six Holes: at South Bend
William BaSsett, Hammond, one
up on Tony Bruggeman, Fl. Wayne,
at eighteen holes.
johnny Simpson, Washington.
one up on Phil Talbot, Blooming
ton at eighteen holes.
oUARrER-FINALs THURSDAY
william Bassett. Hammond. defeated Or.
III. L. Cooper South Bend. and G.
johnny simpson. Washington. defeated
DICK TAYLOR. West LAFAYETTE. and :.
Tory Bruggeman. Fl. WAYNE. defeated
Ralph Jordan. indianapolis. . and s
Phil Talbot. Bloomington. defeated Keith
Young West LAFAYETTE. 5 and g.
All matches scheduled thirty-six holes.
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HOOSIER NINE ELIMINATED

RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. 18.-The
Springfield 90 American Legion
junior baseball team won a place in
the eastern sectional of the national
tournament by defeating Jasper,
Ind. to 6, here Tuesday The
Springfield team had won the first
game. % tc /.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 10
Robbed by illness of her chance to
meet England's best players in the
Wightman cup matches. Mrs. Helen
Wills Moody. if play runs true to
form, will engage three of the for
eign cup stars in the closing rounds
of the women's national tennis
championships.
Today Mrs. Moody plays Mary
Heeley, No 1, in British rankings, in
the initial quarter final round
matches. In the other round of
eight engagements, Alice Marble,
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Andy Rascher
Foe of Kashey

Andy Rascher. ex-Indiana uni
versity mat and grid star, boasting
Of record Of seventy-one wins out
OF seventy-four starts in pro grap-
ping circles, will appear in one of
the supporting bouts TO the Ray
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ter hole. but when Phil three-putted
on the fifteenth, Johnny was one up
again.
Talbot landed in a trap on the
sixteenth and was two down. They
halved the seventeenth. but Phil
came back with a birdie 4 on the
long eighteenth to cut Simpsons
lead to one up. Their cards for the
first eighteen holes:
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Card of Fipe
Bouts Tonight

The program for tonight's wres-
ting show at South Side arena, 500
South Meridian street, will offer five
bouts. Roy Allen will tackle Scotty
Williams for two best falls in three,
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BOOZ Shines
for Kautskvs

Kenny Booz. former Butler uni
versity star, is the versatile per-
former with the Kautsky A. C.s. In
annapolis representative in tina
Ohio-lndiana semi-pro league. He
is capable OF filling any position ex-
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BvUHitcd Press

NEW Y o r K. Aug. 18.-Lou
Gehrig today was holder of the new
major league record for continuous
play. 1903 consecutive games. but it
was the general belief in baseball
circles that his less durable New
York Yankee mates had cracked up
and were virtually out of the
American League pennant race.
When the YankS lost to the tall
end st. Louis Browns again Thurs
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burst in the fifth. Joe Medwick led
the Cards attack with two homers
and single. Ills mate, Jimmy Col
Inns, and Chuck Klein of the Phils
also hit for the circuit. 1t was No.
20 for Klein.
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~ y - A'AAAO oNNAAA-
born feature on the
Hercules A. c.
heavyweight wres-
Ting card Monday
night at Sports
arena.
Rascher made a
hit with the fans
on last Mondays
program when he
defeated Arch Rau-
ia, Finland. This
time he is billed to
oppose Abe Kashey.
nationally known
n u S ky of 212
pounds. Kashey has
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man. light heavies; Hugh Webb will
clash with John Purdy, and Speedy
ONeal and George Specie will meet.
All wrestlers booked are from In
diana and well-known to city mat
fans. Ed Westfall will referee. First
bout at $50.
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Will q Olle anu OllS-
half hour time limit.
They are middle
weights.
In another fea-
ture Floyd Byrd
will face Bob Will
helm, two in three
falls, one hour time
limit. These grap-
piers are Zig h t
heavies.
In other events
Harry Burrls will
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Runs batted in-Lee. Chapman. Coonev
80. Rosenthal a. Jefries Fenner ~
Hopkins t2l. Fette 49,. Two-base hits
Using. Layne. Cooney. Todt Three-base
hit-Fette. Home runs-Fette Fenner J2l
Essential. HOPKINS. Sacrifces-Coonev.
Newkirk. Left on ases-Indianapolis. II:
St Paul. ). Base on balis-Of Newkirk
s. Struck out-By Nevkirk /: Using
3: by Butzberger ). HitS-Of Using 3
in innings: of Butzberger 10 in in
nings. Losing pitcher-Tising Umpires-
Johnston and Pfefer Time-i 30
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BIZ Tnifed Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-Patsy Per-
roni. Cleveland's rip-saw heavy
weight, stands out in the pugilistic
parade today as one of the leading
contenders for Primo Camera s
world title. This squat, broad
shouldered Italian was unveiled at
Madison Square Garden THURSDAY
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PRETTY GOOD SCORING
Temple University's football
elevens have averaged 173 points
season since football was adopted at
that school in 1925.
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Dat IN one Of the
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Shields Raps
Tennis Champ
By United Press

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 49,
Francis x. Shields of New York
scored an upset victory by beating
Ellsworth Vines of California, ma
tional champion. today in a semi
final match Of the Newport casino
invitation tennis tournament. Scores
we're 60. ga. ga
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H00SIER BREAKS 10;
1Cjso.;

By United Press
VANDALIA, o., Aug. ls.-R. c.
jenkins. Orleans. Ind. broke 100
consecutive targets Thursday to win
the Central Trapshooters League
meet, a preliminary TO the Grand
American tournament. H. z. Wood
ward, Houston. Tex. was second
with 80 out of 100.
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defeated several top-notch perform
ers in local bouts.
Kashey beat DIR. Ralph Wilson
Just prior to Wilson'S retirement
from wrestling several months ago.
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peak Of form and Welton and Goodman
starred al bat, Midways will play Con-
nersville Merchants Sunday at Plum
Brookside Reserves defeated Forty
Ninth street Trojans. 70 g. Van Fleet S
triple in the ninth inning with two on
srootsdes in Re T9r seam class T ca
On. 45o5 and ask for Elmer.
south III, Side Press win meet School % in
me ne last scnediled league game at Manual
notice The Press has 1on 6i aysI' sa Inss
against four defeats and also will finish
II SECOND TIP PLACE cb IN the Leisgrs Hour
SUNDAY with a fast city or state team
having diamond for same. Call Or. 4027.
Little & Sons will play Indiana Re-
afternoon. All players and fans expect
ing, 10 make the trip meet at the Midway
ball park. Bethel avenue and Raymond
street not later than 1890 O'Clock.
Sanitary Board teams will stage a
double header Saturday. Al 100 the Dubs
R vii play a fiye-innine TIT with The Has
meet yellow Trailer cyciones' The CIV CIV
clones defeated the Plant in the frst
Mon me series sIe last Saturday 70 Tos
Schriner will work for the Cyclones.
Bottin and Tebay will umpire Sanitary
desire to hear from the street ciean eiie
Fire Department City Hall. Park Board.
School Beard. Health Department and
Police mines City teams out in the state
also take notice. Call Schering or Smith
at DR.. 4722. or address 1920 Sanders
street.
Model Creamery downed West Side
Chevrolets at Perry stadium TO
Creamery nine will meet Midways Sunday
at Midway field. Road games are desired
for Sept. 3. II and ~ with fast state
clubs only. Snodgrass is requested 10 call
the manager, DR.. 500 Address ". K
Ploughe. 5025 Carvel street
Indianapolis J A. As. only all-Jewish
team in the state, are without a game
for SUNDAY and desire 70 book strong
state team. Write A. Simon. e27 South
Meridian street. or phone DR. $3.50 al any
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Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

Indianapolis Bleaching nine will play
indianapolis White Sox next Sunday
Game called al 230. Tie Bleachers want
game for Saturday. Aug. rs. c. NJ BIS
take notice. Write B. D. Samples, 1875
West Ne WORK street
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Bassett went wild on the tenth,
eleventh, and twelfth and Tony ran
up three consecutive wins to stretch
his lead to three up. Bassett raj
lied and won the thirteenth when
his 40-foot putt rolled right up to
the cup. Bruggeman was in the
rough on the fourteenth, and Bill
played safe for another win. Tony,
nervous. dubbed his tee shot on the
fifteenth, and Bill squared affairs
by playing safe.
Tony Lands In Rough
They halved the sixteenth and
seventeenth, but on the eighteenth,
Tony was short on his tee shot and
landed in the rough, taking a six
and letting Bassett go one up as
they went to lunch. Their cards,
first eighteen holes:
Par--out ..-.>,....... 40 s5t 4ii-3s
bassst .....-.'........ 40 Soi of4-O
Bruggeman ........... IA 3Si 464-40
Par-in ......s'........ 80 Az 4S0-3as-Il
Bassett ..............-. 456 tii 535-40--fS
Bruggeman ........ 345 555 536-4I--S1
All was square in the Simpson
Talbot match until Johnny hooked
into the trees on the third to go one
down, and then went two down
when he hit the water on the fifth.
He won the sixth and then the
seventh, but hooked his tee shot on
the eighth, lost his ball and was
forced to concede the hole and be
one down at the turn.
Phil Takes Three Puts
Talbot was in the trees on the
tenth and Simpson squared things
up. Both had brides on the
eleventh, and when Simpson birdied
the long twelfth, he went one up.
He lost the thirteenth, another wa
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Oak Hill Flashes will play at Bridge
port Sunday in double header. First
game at l:30 p. m. All players please
home.
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games and perhaps at third base in
the other. He is batting 3l1.
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Midways defeated Newcastle last Sum
day, to 0. in ten innings. hanging up
their second straight shutout Bill Pier
son, veteran Midway hurler. was at the
peak Of form and Welton and Goodman
starred al bat. Midways will play Con-
nersville Merchants Sunday al Plum
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Granada Theater qualified as one OF tou,
teams 70 represent INDIANAPOLIS in N,
state softbslf tourney al Skeibvvtiis *.
defeating Garfield Trofans al Eiler. 5erVei
Wednesday. q to 7. Trailing in the third
son for fourteen hits and sixteen runs
Charlie Stuart allowed oni ytwo blows but
lack OF control paved the way for nuost
OF The GARFIELD runs. Granada hit total
was nineteen.
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Sleepy Smiles

TIM CROWLEY, Sleepy Jim OF
- Notre Dame fame. has left
Michigan State to coach at Ford
ham. He thinks he'll like the
change. Charlie Bachman. another
former Irish star, will coach the
Aggies.
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FIGHT RESULTS THURSDAY

FIGHT RESULTS THURSDAY
AT NEW YORK-Patsv perrnnt fea
Cleveland. defeated fsidoro Gastaraga 100
Spain liol Nike Bellosse. i7i. New York
Draw. Lew Farber ils New York le
At PATERSON. n J-Oheciah Walker.
12o Philadelphia. and Umbsrtc Arcr 1876.
Porto Er0 f9i-no contest. x10ared ~
referee Young Stanleu kescneii l1S.
BlooEaes6 y. J.. Knocked out joe zaecss
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drove in the run that gave st. Louis
a rs victory. Babe Ruth, back in
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Major Leaders
Leading Batters

HOME RUNS
Foxx. Athletics . as Berger Braves ?.
Ruth Yankees - KLEIN Phliliss - Il
Gehric Yankees -
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City SoftbaII Gossip

The Rivol Theater team has booked a
game with the J. T V. Hill nine Saturday
al $50 p. m. at Douglass PARK This
strong Negro team holds wins over several
last teams OF the city All PLAYERS are re-
quested 10 meet az the Rivoli Theater al
$3.50. Rivoli also has invited the city
champions Of Shelbyvile 10 play here al
at $50 D. n
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AS winners Of ouarter-nnai games
Thursday in the city softban tournament
the Chevie Cubs. Brightwood A. O.. and
Riverside Olympics join Granada Theafer
v!ctors Wednesday. IN representing Indian
apol!s in the state tournament az Shelby
vile next week. Indiana National bans
team bowed 10 the Chevie Cubs. IS TO g.
Thursday. at willard. Bisesl Recreation
team was eliminated BY brentwood A. C
70 l. at Eilenberger. and the Riverside
Olympics won a forfeit account Of tbs
ineiigibility Of player used BY the wes'
Side stars.
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Brookside Reserves defeated Forty
Ninth Street Trojans. 10 g. Van Fleet S
triple in the ninth inning with two on
decided the contest. For games with
Brooksides in the i6-i3-year-old class call
Oh. 4305 and ask for Elmer.