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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-16

Editors Note-Mr. Bowler: II the ac-
tivitieS Of your league do not appear in
sDOwn the Alley" IL means the secre-
tary Of your league did not have them
sent to this office. This service is free,
but your loop must do its part if YOU
want to share in the reports on local
alleys Just send YOUR your score sheets
10 The Times. 220 West Maryland street.
Laura Alexander opened the season in
fine stvle during the Block Optical Ladies
LEAGUE plav at the Pritchett alleys. by
rollins a total Of SIS with the high single
game Of 2Os. which led her Indiana polls
Baseball Club 10 a triple win over the
Real six girls. The No Name team also
won three during this play from MauSner
Beer as the Goldman Union store. Coca
Cola Jack Carr and Doves Seal Fast
TOOK the rubber from Bakers. MerwinS.
FoX's Jail Birds and Boards Brake Lining.
Other euod totals scored were Meyer. 5SS.
saul. SOC, and Crane. sos.
The veteran Frank Coval found the
range for a 2S5-game that pull his three
game count up TO an even 500, which was
Sood enough TO top the fast valon
league. during this loops opening play
at Pritohetts. Woods had Ssl. ana
Charlie GRAY 544 The young team took
three games from spickelmeier. as Oarna-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-16
By United Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Seventeen
Of the seasons best two-year-olds
awaited the Belmont Park barrier
today for the running of the worlds
richest race, the $105,000 Futurity.
Prospects of muddy track made
the straightaway dash down a
sever-furlong chute one of the most
open classics in years. Despite the
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Trotting Rivals to Renew
Duel In Rich Lexington Race

stake, probably will go to the post
as favorite. In their last meeting,
the Horseman Futurity, Brown
Berry won. He also won the Ameri-
can stake and placed ahead of his
rival in the Matron stake, won by
Spencer McElwyn.
Hollywood Portia, rated the most
improved trotter in recent weeks,
also is getting heavy play. Other
probable starters are King Ben, Irene
Hanover, Calumet Delco, Calumet
Boga, Taffy Volo, Media, Maurice
and Sir Raleigh.
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Fiue HooSier
Games on Air

Five important Hoosier football
struggles will be broadcast this fall
according to the announcement to-
DAY of the Barbasol Company, spon-
sors of the broadcasts.
The games will be put on the air
over radio station WKBF, with a
staff of experienced announcers
handling the micrcphone. They will
be assisted by Henry Bogue, local
coach and authority, who will COM
ment on each game. The schedule
September 30-Miami U.-1ndiana u. from
Bloomington.
october 14-Notre Dame-Indiana u,
from Bloomington.
October 2s-Pittsburgh U.-Notre Dame
from South Bend.
November 1l-Purdue U.-Notre Dame,
from South Bend.
November 25-Purdue U.-Indiana o..
from Bloomington.
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Blades Hit in Ninth Gives
Red Birds Win Over Millers

George Murray hurled the entire
game for the Millers and permitted
only one earned run. Columbus
made eight hits.
Paul Dean started on the hill for
Columbus and was steady except for
the two home runs in the early
frames. He allowed only six hits
before he was retired in the eighth.
Jim Winford, who succeeded him got
credit for the victory. Score:
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Seventeen Juvenile Stars in
$lO5,OOO Belmont Futurity

condition of the track after two
days of rain, few if any last-minute
scratches were expected since most
of the candidates have proved their
undermining ability.
The Grand National steeplechase
and Jockey Club Gold Cup were
companionate attractions. G. v.
Whitneys mighty Equipoise was en-
tered in the Gold Cup and was a
prohibitive favorite.
In the Futurity, the Brookmeade
stables entry Of High Quest and
KEPT was expected to be favorite at
8 to 5.
The F'uturity field included:
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FISHBAUGH, CORTEZ
TAKE MAT TUSSLES

Rallying in the two final falls
Leslie Fishbaugh, Ohio veteran
turned in his second consecutive
mat triumph at South Side arena
Friday night, pinning Charlie Carr.
Carr won the opening fall in thir-
teen minutes with rocking chair.
Flshbaugh taking the second in
eleven minutes with a toehold and
the third in ten minutes with body
pin.
After an absence Of two years, Don
Cortez, speedy Spaniard, returned to
local action by taking two falls out
OF three from David (Whiskers)
Dooley in fast tussle, and Gene
Fox pinned Morris Webb in eleven
minutes in the opener.
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place, point
rs-place lead extended to and half games
Terrys outfit now needs to win only six of its re-
naming fourteen contests to beat Pittsburgh if the
Pirates win all of their scheduled thirteen and five
New York victories VIII beat out Chicago if the Cubs
sweep their remaining eleven games. In their current
SX-game series, the Giants and Cubs each have won
two games.
Taking advantage of their first dry day in Chicago
the Giants walloped the Cubs. to l. in the opener
behind Hal Schumacher's sx-hit pitching and BANKED
them, to o. in the nightcap when Roy ParmeIee and
Herman Bell yielded only two safetes Bells mastery
relief pitching featured the days play. He replaced
Parmelee in the third with the bases loaded retired
the side and allowed hit during the rest of the
1t was the Giants twenty third shutout of the
second.
In the opener, outfielder George Davis of the CT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-16
Rochester Is
Near Series
By Times Special

By Times Special
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 10
Rochester's Red Wings needed only
to beat Newark again today to gain
the right to play Buffalo for the
International League diamond
championship and place in the
little world series"
The Wings hammered Jack Bro
AGA and Jimmy Deshong, Newark
slab stars, for ten hits and to
8 triumph here Friday night. 1t
gave them a two game to one lead
in the series. A three run rally in
the seventh gave the Wings the de-
cision. Henry and Smith pitched
for Rochester, yielding six hits.
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Local Mines in
Title Struggle

With the city championship and
right to play in the national tourna-
ment at Pittsburgh this month at
stake, Hercules A. c. and Lux
Laundry, strong amateur diamond
clubs, tangled at p. m. this after
noon at Riverside No. /.
Froelich or Wuensch was to get
the Hercules slab assignment, with
McCracken or Dean pitching for
Lux.
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The Futurity field included:

date. State mines write or wire william
Rider. 1912 Bellefontaine street.
Midway Flyers have a park permit and
would like to book a game for Sunday.
Call DR.. 1866.
Midways will play at Mooresville Sunday.
Foster, Baird, Mesalam and Williams
notice. A game is wanted for Sept. "a.
Write Paul Gray, 1925 South State street.
Beech Grove Reds. notice.
Eureka A. c. will meet Bridgeport Blues
in a double-header at Bridgeport Sunday.
The first game will start at l D. m. All
Eureka players must be at the manager S
home, 1925 Linden street not later than
II a. m. as the team will leave for Bridge
port at that time.
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PERRY, VINES IN FIELD
BIZ Tnited Press

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16.-Frec
Perry, British owner of the United
States national singles tennis cham
pionship, and Ellsworth Vines whom
he succeeded to the throne, head
lined the cast Of international tennis
stars performing in the Pacific
southwest tennis tournament here
today.
While lesser lights were being
weeded out in elimination matches,
Perry and Vines were engaged in
exhibition doubles matches.
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Title Races on
Gardens Card

The second of a series of races
billed for the Indiana dirt track
driving championship will be run off
at Walnut Gardens oval Sunday at
2:30 p. m. Time trials are carded
for 1890 a. m.
Several outstanding midwestern
pilots are in the field of twenty-five
scheduled to appear. Rain checks
issued for the Sept. 3 races which
were postponed will be accepted
Sunday, according to G. E. Money
maker, promoter.
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PLAN PING PONG PLAY
City Association to Sponsor Leagues
for Seasons Play.

Indianapolis Ping Pong Associa-
ton will sponsor two or more
leagues of six teams each, according
to the announcement today by
George Binger, president. Each
league will play all games at the
Paddle Club, Test building. Each
team, composed of four men, will
meet every other team in its league
in two matches during the ten-week
schedule, beginning Sept. Is.
All players interested in joining
league team or entering a full team
of four men are asked to get in
touch with joel Inman at the
Paddle Club.
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Friday Fight Results

AT SAN DIEGO-Gorilia Jones 15s.
Akron o. N B. A. middieweight cham
pion, knocked out Johnny Romero, 1872,
San Diego 49,.
AT HOLLYwOOD-Wasley KetchelI. 174
Los Angeles. kayoed George Manley. ia
Denver ~.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Tommy Paul
Buffalo 1876 technically knocked out
Little Dempsey. I25, Manila IN; Joe Ze
man, 17s, decisioned Sunday Casanova, 1853
60.
AT PARIS-sMarcel Thil. recognized BY
some ORGANISATIONS as worlds middle
weight champion. outpointed Jack Etienne.
Belgium. IN ten rounds
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-16
KID SLAUGHTER HURT

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 10
Sammy Kid Slaughter, Terre
Haute, state middleweight boxing
champion, suffered a pulled rib
while sparring with Leo Duncan
here Friday and will be unable to
meet Alabama Kid at Dover, O..
Sept. 10. Duncan has been sub
stituted for the bout.
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Q Down The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE

by. Rowe and Warren lost two to Humker,
Hanson and Woods.
The Optical League men also opened at
Prltchetts. Panopues resisted the efforts
Of the ODtomitrlsts to the extent OF three
mount Optical Company won two from
Block Optical and Fox Optical. E. Fox,
with total of $50, nosed out Moore for
Schumacher reached the show spot with
score OF 5S9.
The Harry c. Ent Material Company
and WIN. P. Jungciaus Company were
away to perfect start in the Construc-
ton League. these bows shutting out the
Freyn Brothers. odd game wins were
posted by Naper Heat and Hart Oil Burn
srs over Domestic Insulation. and Geiger-
Peters IRON during the other contests;
Johnson-Maas Lumber Company and
Brandt Bros were not ready. and they
will roll their opening series later.
The Central States Envelope League is
back with four teams: Their first set
Coins. while the Baronials managed to
salvage one from the Catalogs Lewis.
with 531 score. was high. Page reached
the runner up position with count Of
The Coca Cola vs.. schmitt Insurance
League at the Illinois Alleys. the Cokes
taking the, odd game with a total Of
:. 6oU 70 the losers 1883. HauleN was
best for the winners with sos. as Mindach
tossed in 6lS for the losers. All other
contests weres also decided two TO one
Kaser Tire Service. Newman Candy and
Schlitz Brew defeating Mausner. Hoosier
Optical and Berghoff Brew. McIntire
scored 6i2 TO follow Mindach Another
feature was the plav of Berberich Jr
This high school youngSter showed the
vets games of 200. 1877 and PIP d total of
Over on the Central ALLEYS. the Prest-
-O-Lite loop opened. and the Pyrofax and
Cvliners won their set from the Flood
Lights and Torches as Acetylene won two
from Generators. After a slow start of
Isl Hussung closed with counts Of 2l3
and 2l5 10 total SIG.
Dr. Joe Kernel showed the members OF
the K OF c. League how it is done when
he crashed the NAPLES for total OF 629
with scores Of 2l2. 22I and 100. This total
easily led this loop. Kernels score led his
Block Optical team to a triple win over
j J. Blackwell and Son. as Pittsman-
Rice and Penn Coal won two from Hoo
SER Optical and Scott Trucking Company.
The King and Bruder teams won three
games from the MarottS and Jones Malev.
q Indiana Wheel and Rim took two from
Fall CITY Beer during the CITY League
session 81 the Hotel Antler alleys. Some
fine individual scores were posted. john
son rolling 657. Fulton. sic: Jess Pritchett
e4s. Crav. e46: Mills. $40. and Argus. 500
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BEARS, IRISH TANGLE
Chicago Pro Club Plays Former No
tire Dame Grid Stars.
|, United Press

bU JUITtu PTeSS
CHICAGO, Sept. 16-The Chi
cago Bears, professional football
champions of 1882, played a picked
team of former Notre Dame stars at
Soldier field this afternoon.
The Bears, practicing for nearly
three weeks, will have an advantage
in teamwork and power over the
former college men, but Hunk An
derson, Notre Dame coach, has been
drilling the Irish hard for the last
week. Most of the Notre Dame men
played with the Irish within the
last three years and consequently
haven't entirely forgotten all they
learned about the Rockne system.
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CANADIAN WOMEN CLASH

WINNIPEG, Sept. 16.-Margery
Kirkham, defending champion, and
Ada Mackenzie, Toronto veteran,
battled for the Canadian women's
golf championship in the final round
today
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Sam Oruis Gets
Huntington Post,
Bu United Press

By United Press
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Sept. 10
Appointment of Samuel P. Orvis,
Indianapolis, former athlete and as
sistant coach at Wheton Qll.) COL
lege, as director of athletics at
Huntington college was announced
today by President Harold G. Ma
son.
He will coach all sports here.
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BABE HUNT INJURED

by tHttS NVtCIHE
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. TO-
Babe Hunt, Oklahoma City heavy
weight boxer, was minus the tip OF
his right thumb today as the result
Of hunting accident Friday. He
will resume fighting when the
wound heals, however.
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Dunlap in
Golf Lead
Youngster Holds 6 Up Edge
on Vet MarSton at
Fifteenth.

BIZ nitcd Press
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 49,
One of the greatest rounds of
competitive golf in all national
amateur history enabled George T.
Dunlap Jr. to finish the morning
round Z up on Max MarStOn in their
thirty-six hole final today.
Dunlap broke the course record
with a So, three under par. MarstOn
took IL strokes.
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BILL CISSELL RECEIVERS
By United Press

bY { NITtu FTtSS
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Chalmer
(BilD Cissell, inf1elder for the
Cleveland Indians, was resting
easy today after an appendicitis
operation early Friday, attendants
said at New York post graduate
hospital. The Indians are in New
York for a series with the Yankees.
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PREP GRIDDER HURT

~ NtTtNtf NtFTICt
BOONVILLE, Ind, Sept. 10
Charles w. Martin, IS, Boonville
high school freshman, was confined
to his home today, his neck in a
cast, as a result of injuries received
tackling a dummy during high
school football practice Thursday.
The hfh yeTtehra was crushed,
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TECH GOLFERS IN MEET

-Four members of the Technical
high school golf team were in Lo-
gansport today. participating in the
North Central Conference title
tourney. They we're Paul Gentry,
Wedmore Smith, Chester Woerner
and Dave Russell.
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Red Can "Take 1t"

A FTER eight years Of being
IA punched, pummeled, pounded
and pinched in the toughest of all
football Red Grange is back for
more. He's playing his ninth year
with the Chicago Bears Of the Ma
tional Pro League,
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Totals 80 6-25 IS Totals 81 81 6
zone out when winning run scored
High batted for Dean in eighth
Blades batted for Winford in ninth
Minneap polls ............... 10 600 600
Columbus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OOl 600 OILS
Errors-Whitehead. Norris. Ruble Runs
batted in-Hauser Norris. Borgmann. Dean.
Blades. Two-base hits-Delancey Dean.
Riggs. Home runs-Hauser. Norris. Sac
rifice-Anderson. Double play-Delancey
to Borgmann. Left on bases-MinneapoliS
:: Columbus. 8. Base on balS-Of Muir
raw. I: of Dean. 3: of Winford. l.
Struck out-By MURRAY. l: by Dean. 10.
Hits-Of Dean. in innings; of Win
ford in 1 inning. Passed ball-De-
lancev Winning pitcher-Winford. UNI
pires-Johnson and Cioetz. Time-2:04.
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ST. JOSEPH WINNER

ST JOSEPH, Mo, Sept. 16.-St.
Joseph won the opening game of
the Western League championship
playoh series here Friday night. de-
feating Topeka, 7 to 3.
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Giants Humble Cubs
Twice; Near Pennant
Terry Club Needs Only Six Wins in Fourteen Games to
CIinCh Flag; Schumacher Wins Nineteenth Game
While Herman Bell HurIS Shutout.
NEW YOR.
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept Teys today swung
League pennant virtually cinched.
Chcagoenlivened
hnhind pitts rhln thu
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DOROTHY ELLIS WINNER
Meridian Hills Star Beats Mrs. Ben
Stevenson in Finals.

Stevenson in Finals.
Miss Dorothy Ellis, prominent city
and state golfer, captured the club
championship of Meridian Hills
Friday with a victory over Mrs. Ben
c. Stevenson in the final match. 1t
was a close battle all the way, Mrs.
Stevenson carrying the champ to
the nineteenth hole before coneed-
ing defeat.
In the consolation flight, Mrs.
George NJ. Weaver defeated Mrs.
Robert Clark in the final match,
5 ana 4.
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Wizard A. c. football team will play
at the Wizards new athletic field. Wiz
ards will end week Of hard practice
this AFTERNOON with a light signal and
puntlng drill. The team was strengthened
BY the return of Bushong last years full
back and chief ground gamer; Coach In
the exception of Hickman. who will be
out Of the lineup for two weeks with an
iniured leg
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Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

Model Creamery desires a road game
for Sunday with a fast state club Write
or wire N K. Ploughe. 5025 Carvel street,
or DR.. 5o1G.
West Side Chevrolet will leave at noon
Sunday for Lebanon, where they play the
third game of a series with the Mer-
chants. Following players will make the
trip: Tracy Harms Davis Weachter
Pryor. Mckinney. Bowman. Chandler. F.
Reynolds. c. Reynolds, Finchum. Wam-
bach. Zigler and B. Tracy. Chevies have
Sept "a open. This will be their final
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Grid Scores Friday
COLLEGE SCORES
ne. IS. WavneSburg s.
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES

HIUH SNHUUL SIUHE>
Peru. Il. Cathedral Indianapolis Q.
Noblesvills. 20. Thorntown o.
Southport. iS: Shelbvvilie. 0.
Muncie -: Marion. s.
Elkhart Z: Mt Carmel fChicagol. 0.
Central Catholic Fort Wsynel. ls
Portland O.
Jasonville "a: Brazil 0.
Linton ie. DugEer 0.
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Major Leaders

HOME RUNS
Foxx. Athletics. as Klein. Phillies 27
Ruth, Yankees ..28 Berger, Braves Pa
Gehrtg, Yankees. .27i
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The next meeting of the Em-Roe Foot
ball League will be held at the EnRne
sporting Goods store, Monday night. Sept.
I6th. All teams entered in the league
are requested to have representatives pres
ent. as rules and regulations will be
adopted and schedules drawn UP. There
SUN is one opening in the Senior League
ana TWO in the Junior League. Teams in
terested should have representative pres
ent or get in touch with Carl Callaghan at
the Em-Ro store
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Ais Service club will practice at Garfield
sunday at 10 a. IN. Following PLAYERS
and tryouts are asked to report: shanks,
wills, Dobbins. Kossman, Powers. Bud
Layton, Shumaker, Bob Dilks, Finneran
and Tom Howard
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes, Gossip

Lawrence Independents will plav Wiz
ard A. c. in practice game SUNDAY
Games are wanted in the 140-pound class
write Harold Gibson, Lawrence Ind
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. Calendar =
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN LEAGUE
,AH Double Headers)
St Louis az Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York
ChicagO at Boston
Detroit at Washington
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago 1.-TWO games.
Brooklyn Al St Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
iFlrst Game
ciineinnsti -. coo 600 600 o
ciraboWski ana Davis. 81 johnson. FREY
and Crouch. LombarGi.
second Camel
PHILADELPHIA ....-. 600 600 0l0- Q
Cincinnati .---...-. 600 UQl U-N-
Collins Rhem and Todd: Stout and Lom-
oardi.
FIRST Came
New York ..-----. 100 100 COS 10 Q
Schumacher and Manouso: Thinning. Ma
lone Hermann HenShaw and Hartnett.
Second Came
New YORK -.-----.- S SoS o 65S SS6-e 9
Psrmelee Bel and Mancuso: warneke
and Hartnett.
Best9a s.....- 9 9e5 S seS o ooe
Brandt and spohrer: H. smith. Dudley
chagnon and Psdden.
sroCSkl I,7, -... 5 5SS s sSi So $50
MGnso and Lopez: Hsliahan. Walker and
wilson
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Al gares postponed. rain.
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tAu Double Headers)
ST. Louis az Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New YORK.
ChicaEO at Boston
Detroit st aShinCton.
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Arsenal Bulldogs desire a game for
sunday. See w. Swartz at go Tacoma
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago 1.-TWO gameSl.
Brooklyn AZ 81. Louis.
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The Central States Envelope League is
back with four teams, Their first set
found the Comeroials too much for the
salvage one from the Catalogs Lewis.
with a 537 score was high. Page reached
the runner up position with count of
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by. Rowe and Warren lost two to Hunker
Hanson and Woods.
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In the opener outeder George Davis and pitcher
Malone of the Cubs banished
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The King and Bruder teams won three
games from the Marotts and Jones-Maley.
as Indiana Wheel and Rim took two from
Fall CITY Beer during the CITY League
session 81 the Hotel Antler alleys. Some
son rolling 65T. Fulton. SIS: jess Pritchett.
e4s: Crav. e4s: MINIS. $40. and Argus. 500.
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Over on the Central ALLEYS. the Prest-
-O-Lite loop opened. and the Pyrofax and
Cvllners won their set from the Flood
Lights and Torches as Acetylene won two
from Generators. After slow start of
ISL Hussung closed with counts Of 2l3
and 2l5 10 total SIG.