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MRS. w. H. 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 TO Mrs. Will
liam Hutcheson, who defeated Mrs.
Ben Stone. and 2.
In the second flight Mrs. E. c.
Hervey went nineteen holes to de-
feat Mrs. Ruth 5chewman. while
consolation honors went to Mrs. c.
G. Butler, who beat Mrs. 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 Imogcne Tucker, and 3, in
the 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 CO.
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Moody Seeks
Eighth Title
BvIajfed Pycss

BIZ gifcd Prcss
FOREST HILLS, N. Y. Aug. %
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody seeks her
eighth national championship and
Helen Jacobs her second, as they
meet today in the final round Of
the women's 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 5tranglehold 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
10 win even so much as a set.
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Seri-Pro and Amateur Notes

The municipal league schedule for sun
dav follows.
Flanner & Buchanan Us. Leon Tailoring.
Kise & Coleman vs. Shelby Service. at
Y.M. S. vs.. sholtv Motors. at Garfield.
West Side outing vs.. St Patricks. al
Riverside.
headers At D. m
Leon Tailoring viii meet the league
leading Flanner- Buchanan nine SUNDAY IN
A doubie-header AZ Rhodus park. first
game az O'Clock All Leon PLAYERS re-
port At the diamond az D. m.
Question MARKS turned in their four
tenth victory OF the season defeating me
ST. Patrick Shamrocks last SUNDAY 6-3
Conner Marks hurler. struck out fourteen
men and allowed six hits while FISCHER.
losing tWirler struck out thirteen Marks
and allowed four hits SUNDAY afternoon.
Marks Will meet indianapolis White SoN
az Loncacre.
Highland cubs won two games this .vcek.
defeating Favette last SUNDAY ana m
dlanapoNs RAILWAYS AZ Riverside Nednes.
Ssv Willock Of the Cubs and Rovoe OF
Tho RAILWAYS staged a pitchers oatt!e. me
former winning I 10 Z Guns VIII nlaY
II Nov Brunswick SUNDAY Nolan A. {;
II asked 70 get N touch W.T., Cat!
stevens. Highland Barn HiThland and
ST Clair street.
West Side Chevrolefs will leave SUNDAY
a. 10 3r for the trim 70 Greenfield Revn-
nids will do the nifchnr for ChevieS with
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TOP DRUGGIST MEET

An 81 over the tricky Speedway
links gave d. c. McCammon low
gross honors in the indianapolis Re-
tail Druggists Association go,f tour
nament Friday.
Lee Remmetter captured low net
honors with 81, aided by twenty
four stroke handicap. Bernard
Gregg turned in the tourney feature,
however when ne dropped a hole in
one on the l45-yard No. IA.
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Friday Fight Results

AT PATTERSON. \ J-Stanlev Kranen-
cerc IA Grand Rar.Gs Mich defeated
jimmy PhN.iDS. l46 Sernarcsfille y J
IS JET Furrc1s rs New YORK defeated
SAMMY Panico l2s. Montclsir y J.. 49,
At HoLLYwOOD-Cefe Garcia l4S.
nlcaliv shocked cut Eddie Frisco. AS
Mexico CIV. a..
At SAN DIEGO Bulr Constance lss
1874 san Bernardino Calf g. JOHNNY
Romero $50. san DIEGO. beat Leo Ks.ly
1872 Los Angeles. s.
AT NEWARK Rsmage California
heavyweight. knocked ont JOHNNY Rous-
seau. Montreal IN the seventh round.
AT CAMDEN. y. Manuel Ouin.ero.
if2 Tampa Pa ou-pointed Young Joe
Flrpo IN eiSht rounds.
At WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass jimmy
Leto. Hartford Conn lightweight won
an unpopular and disputed decision from
steve HalaIko % Buffalo IN ten rounds
IRE Judges voted FOR Leto. The referee
ior Hals.ko.
At LONG BRANCH. y. J sylvan Bass.
Baltimore middleweight. oecisicned Dom
Rirzo jersey CITY IN ten rounds
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TWO WIN NET TITLES

Frank Ittenbsch today held the
bows singles tennis championship
Of the Riviera Club. defeating Chuck
Crumbacker in the finals Friday,
rs. IA. 6-3. Betty Lou Blackmore
dropped Mariori Zechiel, 6-3, So,
SIS. 70 win girls honors.
Eddie Kilrain and Bob Smelser
were TO meet in the finals Of the
Junior division today. while John
Ford and E. r. Sunman meet in
mems finals Sunday.
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I3 Juveniles
in Rich Race

BIZ Tunes Special
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Thirteen
OF the nations leading juveniles
were scheduled to battle today in the
$500 Grand Union Hotel Stakes
over six furlongs, trial race for
next Saturdays $4,000 Hopeful
Stake
Black Buddy, Greentree Stable
entry, carried top weight of I27
pounds. The Greentree entry. also
including First Minstrel and Spy
Hill, was the 3-to-l favorite. with
the Brookmeade entry of High
Quest, National Anthem and KEPT
second at 7 20 2 Red Wagon also
was held in high favor.
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Tribe Regulars at Bat

Zieler or Tracv receiving Chevies have
LABOR dav and Sept 10 open State clubs
write william Rider. 1912 Bellefontaine
street Rushville and Batesyille Merchants.
notice.
Columbia Athletics Negro Club. viii plav
the Boosters az ElV God SUNDAY Roberts
WILL be on the mound for Elwooo while
big HugC Perdue VIII work for the AS
Athletics have lost only four Of thirty
three games this season PLAYERS are asked
10 meet az the managers home SUNDAY
morning AZ O'Clock. For games with
As. write G. y. StrinRer. 2255 Hovey
street Indianapolis
indianapolis Recorders and Bloomfield
vii clash IN the deciding t,lt OF three
game series SUNDAY at Bloomfield. Lcftv
Wadv or Hippo Hannibal Will pitch for
Recorders with Scott on the Bloomfield
slab. All Recorders report at $50 for
trip. Sept. 10 is open. Write T. Bald
win. 5l5 Indiana avenue
Rrookside Reserves trounced Arsenal
Bulldogs TO ? Cofman allowed the
losers only four hits and strucE out six
teen Scott led the winners ~ bat with
three hits Reserves plav Riverside Cubs
TUESDAY a. 10 = N ~ Riverside 2 For
games. call z Bland Oh 1905.
UNIVERSITY Heights nine will play At
Martinsvilie SUNDAY
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By Eddie Ash
Millers and Birds in "PreIim Play-Of"

Asst Is and west is west and never the twain shall
meet but that doesn't 90 for baseball There began Fri
day IN Minneapolis series Of high pressure importance in
the American Association and the Mers drew first blood in
three-game conflict with Columbus These teams are the
geographical champions Of the league will battle in
seVen-game paof for the pennan after the close of the
regular race.
Hence, Red Bird fans quvered slightly Friday when
they thought Of what might happen during late Sepem-
Der conflict In other words the Birds might lose the pen
nan despite the fact they almost to "a mile in
front when the regular race of ia games ends.
COLUMBUS has biz edge over The Miller. On he seasons clashes
crofs @ P nHg 1e'e games TO- eight for Dave Ban
the eastern do se 15 ., Png the hgn team Of
bro ne aaanase Of me Me ard pulled many extra customers
Pa oT lte w'efn ue BY s. Paul and nat situation naturally
slump ana 1oppeG PACK to fourth place below Indianapolis
happened York Friday We are convinced more
Who have II to New YORK and Waneton for 959 r9 i
the Pratcs in and proved that twin
asa 4s gene are light down ihr alley Bill Terry PLAYING
eleventh inning Of The h serap Memphis BIZ the
VII cehg No FIRST Ser on the all
managerial seem to interfere with MS l on the dia
ond except 70 p more murder his wien his club
- game
sent N BY fans ndeaong match Their baseball knowledge with
Macdonald Jr Of 2i2o North PennsyI-
better nan Carl H6b Georges eam named 1n
ps1g oIdr ioIoN cehneeT o Cronn S. Klein IF Simmons
u Fo ID Berger e. Dykes 3D. Dckey c. Grove and Crowder
'ENcE GAMERDINGER of 534 College
- OF the
Gandnger also strings with Hube pitching
pets His anmaior
Cronn S. FoNx lb Klein Simmons IT,
chey HubbeA and Crowder
Ruth the Tigers as second cker
and ad-af The Babes official
sometime after Aug 3D. OF
aA-malo roster Address Times sports
p BLIcKMAN Haute passed up cchneer as
- eadoH on his Babe Ruth entry and placed Martin
dial there playing
Oehlnger, 2b Ct
Dckey Hubben Thorpe
submits following Hubbel
TO- Frlsch 2b Iraynor 3b, Simmons
Conroy Jr Of 1913 North Boa
Grove p Dckey G. Fox b Frh Dbl Martin
CT Klein III Both
They forgot to include shortstop
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State SoftbaU
Finals Sunday

81 rifef Prose
SHELBYVILLE. Ind, Aug. %
Quar,er-fnals Of the state softball
tournament being held here Will be
played tonight after completion
earlier in the day Of first and sec
ond round games.
Semi-flnal games Will be PLAYED
Sunday morning. with the winners
meeting for the championship al
3 80 ?. n. Sunday.
In Friday nights games. Bright
wood A. C. indianapolis. defeated
louisville. > 10 /. and Woodruff City
Wolves won from Milrov. 6 10 1.
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Harness Stars
Head for City

Stars Of the Grand Circuit moved
toward indianapolis today following
the close of harness racing at the
Illinois state fair Friday.
The big wheel will be idle next
week. with action being resumed at
the local state fair the following
week. Several outstanding harness
stars are expected TO work out at
the Playground oval during the next
week.
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BpInjtcd Press

BIZ uNcd Prfss
FRANKFORT. Ind, Aug 26 r.
Rody Rodenberg. Indianapolis, mid
west motorcycle racing champion
broke the American Motorcycle As
ISOLATION record for half-mile fiat
tracks during races at the Clinton
county fair Friday.
Rodenbergs record time was 1923
seconds. Bill Wohmeyer, Ohio
champion. won a second event.
In a ten-mile automobile race. Les
Adair. indianapolis, won by defeat
ing Russell LOwery in one-laI
runof after they had finished the
regular event-in a dead heat Adair
also won a FIVE miller.
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Major Leaders
LEADING BArTERs
SHEIK Is MAT VICTOR

Taking the first fall in eight min
utes with double japanese toe
hold and the third in seven minutes
with the same hold Sheik Mar
Allan. Persian Irsppler. defeated
Billy Steinlove in the feature mat
event at South Meridian arena Fri
day night Steinlove won the sec
ond fall in eight minutes.
Johnny Carlin and Billy Love
went fortv-five minutes 70 a draw.
each scoring a fall. while Walter
Hickman and Bunny Clifford drew
in thirty minutes and Speedy
ONeal pinned Jack Adams in
eleven minutes.
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TORONTO GIRL WINNER
Tnifcd Pr.,s

bV nfrd Fr:fs
TORONTO, Ont, Aug 26.-Mrs.
Ruth Tower-Corsan, Torontos red
haired mermaid today was $4,000
richer and was the first Canadian
70 capture the Dominion's world
championship professional women 5
ten-mile swim.
Churning through the choppv
waters Of Lake ontario, she outdis-
tanced her thirtv-fiye international
competitors easily Friday She was
clicked in ; hours % minutes 1914
seconds, much slower than the
record
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nNE Of the most popular bruisers
" in the heavyweight game. Pat
O'Shocker, St Louis smiling Irish
man. returns 10 local action Monday
night at 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 Garter. 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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Beaver Captures
Grand American

bN nffd Prfs9
VANDALIA, o, Aug 2e. - The
thirty-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-year-old cleo
trician from BerWyn. Pa, was VIC
tor, following a shoot-of with Ned
Lilly. 17-year Stanton Mich
youngster They we're tied at the
end Of the regulation 100 targets
with 90 breaks each. In the shoot
off, Beaver went Is straight, while
Lilly dropped two birds.
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BIZ United Press

By Inifcd Press
ELGIN, H.. Aug. 26.-The Elgin
national road races, first run back
in 1910. ghen sixty miles an hour
was G 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 one-quarter
miles of concrete. gravel and
bitumen. It winds over slopes.
through gulleys and around several
corckScrew turns.
Fifteen cars we're entered for the
first race. scheduled TO start at 10
o'clock. Twenty-six we're named for
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GOLF BROTHERS TANGLE

indianapolis golfng brothers will
tangle in an exhibition match, free
to the public. at Sarah Shank links
Sunday at ? 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 Pete'S Circuit SmasheS Goes 40 Feet indians
Trounce Brewers in Series Opener. 49, and
Extend Winning Streak to Four.
ByTime, special

MILWAUKEE. - In their
opener going
Tribe Chapman Young right
fielder who poled home
parked the distance drive the
first time this ball had reached spot.
Lefty Bob Logan opposed and kept the
Chapman however
his hits batting
walops Scouts Bobby the
Cncy Reds the
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City SoftbaII Gossip

Little Flower Au-stars Will PLAY Fvoli
Thsster nine MONDAY al $50 AZ Flowers
diamond Flowers lost close game q
Brirh,wood A c Wednesday and would
Ike 10 book fast city and state teams 4
game is wanted for next FRIDAY. All
s.rorr teams notice Call Mike Csrvev
Tr 1892. OF write 1902 North Wallace
street.
Ei,ol Theater softbau team desires
Twilight or night games with fast state
clubs R!voli nine will plsv Little Flower
a. Fourteenth and Bosarf avenue Monoay
A. $50 o m For games. write Z. J.
Rohrmar. vivoli Theatsr.
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YANKS RELEASE BROWN

= |TT'| f-f|sF
NEW YORK. Aug. 26-The New
York Yankees announced the re-
lease on option OF Walter Brown
the biggest pitcher in baseball 10
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 new
pitcher.
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LIFE GUARDS CLASH

The city championship American
Red Cross life saving contest will
be held at the Rhodius park pool
Sunday at ? p. m. Contestants must
be members Of the American Red
Gross life saving corps. senior or
junior. There will be five events on
the program for each class. Rhodius
will defend the team championship
rt has held for five years,
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MILWAUKEE

Runs batted IN Winrard stanton Chap-
man a.. Marouardt Coonev. Two-base
hit Connolly Home runs Chapman p
Stolen base-Lavne. Double plavs- Mar
ouardt 10 Connolly to Stanton q: Be
dore to sigatoos 10 Wingard. Bedore 10
Wingard Left on bases Indianapolis 3.
Milwaukee 10 Base on balls OF Cald-
well. 4 OF Logan. l. Struck out-By
Bv Caldwell Sigafcos' Wild pitch
Caldwell Passed balls Young Angiev
Umpres CLAYTON and Dunn Time 10.
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Hall to Race
Bill Cummings
BV Hifcd Pro"

IN mica Pffp
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 500-miIe indianapolis
race. will be held at Funk speedway
here Labor day.
Sanction Of the race by the A. A.
A. has been announced The race
will be for five laps, as a climax to
four other events in which Hall and
Cummings also will participate. A
twenty-mile feature race heads the
program.
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MRS. DAVIS WINNER

Mrs. Freeman p Davis captured
thrilling nineteen-hole match with
Miss Mary GOrham 10 take title
honors in the Highland wonien's golf
club tourney Friday. Mrs. Davis
trailed 4 down at the turn Of their
eighteen-hole match. but rallied 70
win
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. Standings and Results =

Second Game
Chicago ....... si3 600 COO Ia :
Philadelphia ....... 600 0i0 O30-4 :
warneke and Har;nett. Hansen. Liska
Berry and Todd
First Came
Cincinnati ........ coo Gao 0NO-s :
BROOKLYN ....-..... 100 100 l0l-4 Q O
Lucas and lombard. Beck and Lopez.
Second Came
Cincinnati -...-... 0o2 00i ZOO sl2
Brook!vn -......... 500 Dol O0X-s 2 !
s. Johnson and Manion lombard Car
rC. and Lopez
Fifst Game Eleven Innings
Pittsburgh - co1 nln 200 90
New York ..... 200 $50 200 0S sla ?
French Svefcric and Grace. Fitzsim-
mons. LlQge and Nanc1so
Second Came
Pittsburgh ......... 600 oO0 o90 !
New YORK .... 023 0io COX
Meme. Chsgnon. Swift and Picinich.
Parmelee and NancusO.
s. LOUIS at Boston no game PLAYED at
. earlier date
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DETROIT. Aug. 26.-New Yorks
Yankees were in bad spot today.
with Bill Dickey the only catcher
available for duty. Arndt. Jorgens
his assistant. is coghned TO a local
hotel with the fu.
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KAUTsKYS AT MUNCIE

Indianapolis Kautskys will resums
their Indiana Ohio League elimina-
ton series play at Muncie. SUNDAY.
opposing Dayton 90 Shroyers.
league champions
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Helens Battle Again

A MOTHER count battle between
~ CALIFORNIA; Helens will take
place at Forest Hills today. with
Helen Jacobs defending her ma
tional womens singles title against
Queen Helen Wills Moody. Miss
Jacobs. shown here. defeated Doro-
thy Round of England Friday.
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NEW LIONS OFFICERS

AT a recent dinner and election
Of officers for the 1884 season, the
Lions State Golf Association named
the following: NJ D. Schlosser
Jefersonviue. president, G. H. Nc
Kenzie. Fortville. vice president; G
z. Ehlers. indianapolis, secretary
and treasurer.
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AMERICAN AssOCIATInN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NAIInNAI IIAGIF
Games Today
AMERICAN HAGUE

INDIANAPOLIS ar Milwaukee
Louisville az Kansas CITY NIGHT .
Columbus a. MINNEAPOLIS.
Toledo at s. Pau.
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psttshu-gh A. View YORK two ramesf
Csrclrrafi AZ BROOKLYN two gau1es
CHICAGO at PHILADELPHIA Two games.
s. LOUIS a. Boston
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New YORK st Detroit tVo games
Boston a. s LOUIS
Wasftrctcu a. Cleveland.
r,a-.r-Trf-A a fhfrarn
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ARSENAL GRIDDERS TO DRILL
Arsenal Bulldogs Will hold their hrst
practice SUNDAY az 10 80 a. IN a. Spades
park. All former PLAYERS and tryouts re-
port The team Will pisv IN the IT'S
vesr-oid class Poe informs ton
write Jimmy CUNNINGHAM
street. Boo Shultz. not
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE

,,-asrt-rtor - ci0 $40 000- 70 q
r1et~c.t - ITO GOO lto-4 :
Burke and Beers MaFoerry and Hsy-
worth. Faseka
rhrraelnhtR c2n l0s oc7-Ii = q
s. Louis - 000 2l0 COO q s
Barrett and coohTaac weAs McDoaalG
and Heusley
New York - OOo oi0 le0-s S .
Cleveland olu GOO NeN ~
prvens Peunock. " Moore and DicNfy.
Pearson. Harder snd Spencer Myat,. Py;-
Lax
Fostnn . 100 $40 0ln-si Il :
Chicag9 .... o00 600 100 @
Rhodes and 2 Ferrsg CASTOR. Had
and Rrry. Sul4Nan
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FIRST Game
Chicazo -..-..... 60 GO ni2-7 q I
Philadelphia ..-.-.. Sol ESQ ioX- 0
Malone. I Hermann and Campbell:
Rhe1. Collins and Davis.
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Barrett and CochTane. weAs McDoaalc
and Eemsley.
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ARNDT JORGENS I'LL

AT LONG BRANCH. y. sylvan Bass
Baltimore mlddlewelght oeclsinned Don
RlEzo Ierssv C.tv IN Ten rounds.
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CRACKS CYCLE RECORD

Unirorsitv Heights nine will play .
Nartinsvilie SUNDAY
Evening star., 1933-08-21
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, August 81
NAN.A).-1f you are curvacious-or
Mae Westish-or a bit on the plump
side-or however you care to call it
the styles Of this Winter are quite
for you.
OF course they are for you also If
you aren't on the plump side-but,
taken all in all, the plump girls will
have more Of a chance what with
feathers. furbelows and dignity coming
back, than they ever had with the
garconne type of thing.
Plump women" says Travis Banton,
trousseau for Mae Vests new picture,
can do wonders with the right
clothes: which means the right lines,
the right colors and a perfect posture.
Study Mae West on the screen
watch how she handles herself and her
clothes; always she is graceful and
stately. In evening gowns she attains
a majestic quality that no slender
woman can ever offer.
The new wide and faripg shoulder
line Is a boon to the woman Of curves"
says Banton Unless the figure is too
short. these widening shoulders make
the waist and hips appear small. Wear
them by all means. :"
Danger line for the curvacious
beauty, according to Banton, is the
skirt length Mae West never ventures
out Of her home in frock that does
not caress her insteps. Not that her
limbs cannot pass the most severe in
spection. She reveals them in tights
in I'm No Angel" just to show the
doubters. However. she is clever
enough to know that curves are ac-
centuated In the luscious manner