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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-05
SOS! City Public Links Team
Broke, Stranded i'm Portland
An SOS call from Portland, Ore. /!

An SOS call from Portland, Ore. I
The indianapolis Public Links
golf team members are at sea"
in Portland. They want to know
just how they are going to get
home. Funds gathered before the
team left for the national tuorna-
ment last week amounted to Just
enough to cover the minimum esti-
mate of expenses for the four man
squad. ajor Charles Cox, pilot of
the City of Indianapolis" airplane
and John Niblack. president of the
indianapolis Public Links Associa-
ton and team manager.
The good ship Indianapolis struck
heavy head winds anG higher prices
than anticipated on the trip west.
Now there are about S98 short of
the sum needed TO get home.
The association officers here are
perplexed. Ralph and Russell
Stonehouse, Johnny Vaughn and
Charlie Higgs came through today
with a suggestion.
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This quartet engaged in a thrill
ing two-ball foursome match at
Coffin last week. They agreed to
play return match at Pleasant
Run Sunday. The hat will be
passed for contributions by the gal
lery for the national links team that
is stranded The same players will
team and Russ and Johnny are de-
termined to avenge their recent trip
defeat.
More than one hundred followed
the match last Sunday and were
greatly interested in the play. More
are expected Sunday
To further raise funds for the
stranded sextet. the Pleasant Run
Mems Golf Club will sponsor a
chicken dinner at the Irvington
course clubhouse next Thursday
night. the profits of which will go
to the public links association.
Every effort is being made to get
the boys home before they are
forced to thumb their way.
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England. Miss Jacobs defeat of
Dorothy Round. Miss Palfrey's rout
of Margaret Scriven, and their
joint defeat of Miss Round and
Mary Heeley made it necessary for
the United States to win but one of
today's four concluding matches to
retain the cup for the third
successive year.
In todays program Alice Marble
OF San Francisco is cheduled to open
play against Betty Nuthal. Next.
Mrs. Moody is listed TO meet Miss
Round in re-enactment OF their
Wimbledon final. Miss Jacobs and
Miss Scriven will go on third and
in the windup. Mrs. Moody and Miss
Marble are paired against Miss Nut
hall and Freda James.
1t is doubtful, however. If this pro-
gram will be carried out as
planned Mrs. Moody. who with
drew Friday because Of lame back.
still is far from fit and may not see
service. Miss Marble. too, is in poor
condition from the effects of her
four matches at East Hampton last
Tuesday and may remain idle. Car
olin Babcock, runnerup to Mrs.
Moody in the nationals last year.
and Mrs. Johnny Van Ryn will be
pressed into service if Mrs. Moody
and Miss Marble are not available.
Win. loose or draw today, the
sum of 1000 spectators who sat in
on the proceedings at Forest Hills
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Hildebrand
~LEVELAND baseball circles
~ are in an uproar again as
result of the revival OF star
ELECTROMAGNETIC troubles that
have plagued that club. Last year
Wesley Terrell and Manager Rog-
er Peckinpaugh met head-on in
a quarrel that involved the rights
OF team boss to tell a player
what and what not to do.
Terrell was the ace of the staff.
He was suspended and the vaca-
ton cost him a large amount of
salary That feud eventually
patched up
Peckinpaug was released for
other reasons during the current
campaign and Walter johnson
took the helm. In the meantime
Oral Hildebrand. indianapolis
product. succeeded Terrell as the
prima donna of the staff.
Early this week Hoosier Hildie
and johnson engaged in a verbal
clash and the youngster was sus-
pended and fined. Club execu-
tives restored peace and Hide
was reinstated.
Regardless of the peace pact.
Cleveland fans fear the feud may
break out again. Last year Fer
rell said he was mismanaged by
Peck. This year Hildebrand said
he was mismanaged by johnson.
And so it goes.
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Giants Slaughter Phillies,
Pirates Turn Back Cards

game lead over the second-place
Pittsburgh Pirates. who shaded St.
Louis. 5 to 4. ending their four game
series against the Cards with an even
break of a two games each. Pie
Traynor'S single in the ninth drove
in Lloyd Waner with the winning
run.
Boston gained on the Cards by
taking both ends OF twin bill from
Brooklyn. to and 3 TO O. Ben
Cantwell held the Dodgers TO seven
hits in the opener. and Bob Smith
let them down with four in the
nightcap. Rudy Moore hit Boston
homer in the first game and Wally
Berger clouted his twentieth of the
season in the nightcap.
They were the only National
League games scheduled Only one
contest was played in the American
circuit. Detroit wrestling fifth place
from Chicago by beating the White
Sox. 3 to ,, after first baseman Hank
Greenberg drove in the winning
tally in the eleventh with a single.
Greenberg also drove in the first two
Tiger runs in the second with a
homer. Ted Lyons allowed the
Tigers ten hits. while Vic Sorrell
held the Chisox to six.
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DOuble-Header to End
Invasion of Champions
Tribe Battles Bancrofs Team at 4:45 and 8:15 This
Evening" Saints Here for Two Sunday: Logan
Battles Visitors Friday. Tanning HauSer Twice.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

Mile
of Tribe followers
Lefty Logan held the Minneapolis
only
performance
three him the ninth.
wndup
will the 1888 the Mlers Indianapolis
twilight moonlight
will at
admitted free without
will invade the stadium Sunday and
the open doube-header
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in
Golf Finals

RI uifrd Prcss
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 5.-On a
wind-swept course soaked by iorty-
eight hours OF continuous rain. Rob
ert Lee Miller OF Jacksonville. Fla.
will defend his national public links
title today against Charles Ferrera.
San Francisco sharpshooter, who
won the 1891 crown.
Miller eliminated Bud Ward.
Olympia. Wash. 2 and /. Friday.
then splashed through another round
in which he defeated Don Erick-
son of Los Angeles. s and 4. Ferrera
had no difficulty with Leslie Peal.
youthful sawmill worker from Bel
bingham. Wash. who shared medal
honors. The score was and 4. The
stocky Italian then came from be-
hind to defeat Bruce Mccormack.
Los Angeles, ? and /.
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BgT nifcd Pres.

BIZ Hifcd Press
NEW YORK. Aug 5.-The New
York Giants. "hitless wonders who
head the National League pennant
race by virtue of brilliant pitching
and air-tight infleld play, suddenly
have added smuggling to their ac-
complishments.
In two straight games against the
Phillies. the Giants smacked out a
total Of forty-seven hits. which were
converted into thirty-six runs. Bib
Terry'S outfit beat the Phillies. Is
to !. in the second game of dou-
ble-header on Wednesday. and when
they resumed play Friday the Giants
slapped the Quakers with another
Ia to l defeat
The New Workers hammered Flint
Rhem and Ad LiSka for twenty
three SafetieS. Rhem allowing
twenty-one before being removed in
the ninth The Giants paraded
thirteen batters to the plate in the
eighth to score nine runs in that
frame. Mel OFT and Lefty ODoul
each got four for four. Lefty Clark
and Carl Hubbell pitched for the
Giants.
This victory enabled the Giants to
maintain their three and-a-h half
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THREE TITLES AT STAKE
Jnior, BOYS. and Women'S Net Titles
on Block at EIIenberger.

Title tits in three divisions were
carded in the Ellenberger park
tennis tourney today. In Junior
singles. McKibben faced Kinzie. and
in boys singles. Shade battled
Dickerson. Peg Kendall and An
nette AIKEN were TO tangle in senii-
final fray Of wonen's singles. the
winner meeting Betty Hadley for
the crown
Joe Stubs. city parks champion.
Wolter, Johnson and Bowman will
play in mems semi-Anal matches
this afternoon. Semi final action
also IS carded in mems doubles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-05
NEGRO FINALS SUNDAY
State Tennis Tourney in Third
Round of Play Today.

Finals in the Negro state tennis
championships are scheduled fol
Sunday afternoon at Douglass park
First and second round tits were
played Friday. the survivors beinc
B. Payne. H Murray. R. Hinkle, T
Gable. E. High. H. Freeman. H
Zeigler. w. Banks. F. luminous. c
Takahashi. L. Talbot. V. Ware anc
o. Grant. all of indianapolis. and
j. Anderson and w. Anderson oil
Terre Haute
Action started today in mems
doubles. junior singles and women:
singles.
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Sarah Palfrey Replaces
Moody, Stars in Cup Play

Friday never will forget the inspired
play OF Miss Jacobs and Miss Pal
frey, especially the latter. who con-
ceded little or no chance, rose Il
the occasion magnificently.
The fact that she was subbing for
the great Moody as we'll as making
her debut in Wightman cup singles
did not disturb Miss Palfrey. II
inspired her to lift her game to succ
a peak that Mrs Moody at her best
could have done little better. Her
forehand was athing of beauty, and
her volleying and smashing was ex-
ecuted with the viciousness and &C
curacy of a man.
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Parker Shields
Net Title RiUals
BIZ Tnifcd Press

BIZ FHifcd Press
SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y. Aug. S
Francis x. Shields. former Davis
cup star. and young Frankie Park
err, national clay courts champion.
were opposed today in the singles
OF the Meadow Clubs invitation
tennis tournament.
Shields advanced 10 the final
trials by eliminating BRYAN Grant.
SO. 6-3. So. while the l7-year-old
Parker turned back the defending
champion, Sidney B Wood, 6-4.
Sd ga.
After they decide the tourney's
singles supremacy, Shields and
Parker will team together in the
doubles final against George M.
Lott, Davis cup star. and Wood.
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pug nose and
freckled face has
shown a g a m {
which indicates
she is on her way
10 the top.
Miss Palfrey's
p ! a V reached
Crescendo Friday
when. subbing for
the illMrs. Moody,
she teamed with
Helen Jacobs to
give America a
clean sweep OF
the first three
matches of the
Wightman e u 2
cOnnnefifinn with
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Runs batted Logan Sigafoos a..
Holland Cha pnan Cooney Wngard.
Two-base hits Riddle. Layne. Chapman.
Cooney. Lee Sigafoos. Wingalo. Stolen
hases-Cha pman a.. Double PLAYS
vandenberg TO Smith to Hsuser. Smith to
Cohen 10 Hauser. Left on bsses-Inoian-
apolls. Ia neapolis. S Base on balls
on Vandenberg. o. of Hilcaer 4: or
Logan. / Struck out-By Logan. q. by
Hilcher. 5. by Tauscher. / Hits-Oh
Vandenberg. 8 in ( innings and four bat
ters in NTH. of Hiicher. ] In innings:
of Tauscher IN l inning Wild pitches
Vandenberg Hilcher. TauSchcr Losing
pitcher-Vandenberg Umpires-Dunn and
Clayton. Time. So
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Jasper Nine Is
Junior Champion
BIZ : Hifed Press
nnTNGEEAN

BIZ United Press
PRINCETON. Ind. Aug. s.
Jasper held the American Legion
junior baseball championship OF In
diana today and the right to play in
the regionals at Richmond, Aug. Is
and IT.
The downstate team defeated East
Chicago. 8 10 2, in the final round
Friday afternoon Champions of
Kentucky. Ohio. Michigan and In
diana will play in the Richmond re-
gional. The winner will enter the
eastern sectional meet at Spring
field o., Aug. 22-24.
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By HENRY MLEMORE
Urited Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-A few years
ago some one asked Mri Helen
Wills Moody who she Thought would
succeed her as Americas greatest
woman tennis player and the reply
was. Little Sarah Palfrey"
This prediction looked bad for a
long time but in the past two weeks
the pert New England girl with the
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HASKELL NAMES WEIGH

. Y IWtN NpfCf0F
LAWRENCE. Kan. Aug. 5.-Gus
WEIGH. an Indian. who learned his
football under Glen CPop) Warner,
and has coached at Washington.
Idaho and Virginia universities. will
serve as athletic director and head
football coach at Haskell Indian in
stitute this year.
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FEHRING HONOR STUDENT

NH WITfH IFfFf
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug. 5.-Wil-
liam (Dutchl Fehring Purdue foot
ball tackle for the past two seasons,
today was announced as dis
tinguished scholastic student for the
second consecutive semester. The
honor requires an average of 90 or
sbove Fehring is captain-elect OF
the 1888 eleven.
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BOSTON. Aug. 5.-Louis Leggett.
reserve catcher. has been released Ia
Buffalo on option by the Boston
Red Sox. Bib Falk, former Cleve-
land and Chicago White Sox out
fielder, was taken on by the Red
Sox as scout.
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wESTRoPE ON THREE WINNERS

= q
CHICAGO. Aug. SACK West
rope, who has been the leading
jockey winner on all tracks at which
ne has performed this year. joined
the leaders at Hawthorne Friday by
riding three winners-Royal Blum
der in the feature: Even Play and
Alpers. ID.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-05
BULGE TESTS BALL

~ Itmfs SDscidi
DELAFIELD. Wis. Aug. 5.-Don
Bulge. young Beverly Hills Cali
star, battled Russell Ball of e Paso,
Tex. in the junior singles finals
OF the western junior and boys ten
mis- tourney here today.
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FOUR CLUBS SEEK HrRLER

The Cleveland Indians. Yankees.
Red Sox and Cubs are said TO be
seeking Leslie Munns. sta.wart hur-
Ter OF the st. Paul club. NUNS is
% years old. s
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

In the City Catholic League last Sunday.
a double header between Holy Cross and
HOLY Trinity we're the only contests played.
HOLY Cross won both games. "a and ia.
Assumption won two games from Lourdes
by forfeit. The double-header scheduled
for ST. Francis and St Pats was post
poned. League standing
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The J. As ail-Jewish club will plav
indianapolis While Sox at LonRacrs Sun
cav As have Aug - and 20 open and
would Ike 70 book state clubs write A
Simon. s2T South Meridian street or cali
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Tribe Regulars at Bat
AT COMFY ISLAND

First Race claiming: Swear olds
GEM Jr.. los: Regis Plsy. ios Good
1903. King TODAY. 1903 Landover iis BIZ
Gold 1893 George 100. Minnie Belle 10
jay Jane. 10. Long Bit. no. ROYAL Ma
iestv. i05 Dessert. lis.
Second Race claiming 3-vear- odds and
I'D. six turiongsl -Seilie Irene los Par
Dar! s 81 o os R %ster La 2o"c ad. s9
100 Moppet 95. Golden Deeds. loo Young
Bill. ia Msrse Chan. no Uncle Matt
Bonnie rFo Mar pne podse sra SS
Park los JEFF Oneil ii+
Third Race claiming 3-year-olds and
Miss. los. Bedirht. ito: running Water.
ITO. Justice Logan. ITO. Smear. IFS. Ny
Fourth Race claiming: 3-year-olds and
up. mile and sixteenth Monkey shine.
ITO; Last Attempt. 10: Loop 10. Lin
coin Plsut ii3 TeasTsen ia Kisystis
jay 1903 King Kelley. 1903: Jack Murphy.
ll3. Bsboo los. Justs Sheik. 100. Lans-
ouenet. 10. zshn 10. Low Gear 10
Fifth Race claiming: 3-year-olds and
up; one and one-eighth miles i-Sklrl. ia:
vagabond. ia Roxie weidel 100 Stop
Pillnita 1903; wise Susan 100.
Sixth Race ffclaiminE handicap: J.
yesT-olds and up. one and one-sixteenth
miles l-Morsel 100 Bright Bubble no.
RID Van Wrinkle. l0s: Flag Flying. o..
Ridgeviev. io2; Peggy Lehman. io2
Seventh Race allowances: 2-year-olds.
I'VE and one-haN furlorgs I-Dusty Dawn
TIC: Gertie. lo2, EuFyoiee. lo2 FriiL Ill
Prevail ITO. Silver Sun. 10. Cactus
Rose. ia Counsellor Crane. III.
Eighth Race fclsiming: 3-year-olds and
Up. one mile ana seventy yards Star
Brook. Ill. Easy. ia Black Nose i0s
Kloitzer. ili. PLAY PLAY Lady. %: Bob
Dozer, i0s. Panther Rock. los. Little Con-
nelly 1903.
Weather clear: track fast
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Ninn<u polls at INDIANAPOLIS 1.-TWO
games at t.tS and S:ts .. M
st Pani at Louisville.
KanSas CIV at Toledo.
VI iwaukee az Columbus.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

rri adeiphia a. New York.
Be ston A. Washington.
Chicago AZ ST LOUIS.
Cleveland at Detroit
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Leon Tailoring will play st. Pats in a
Municipal League game Sunday Afternoon
a. Rhodius park. starting at D. m ST.
Pats are looking forward to their two
rivalry ults with Y. NJ. s. on Aug 10
Leon Tailoring has strengthened lie linz
up and real battle is expected Last
SUNDAY. Icons upset the league Leading
West Side Outing club
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hagen Cracks Records

THREE course records in three
Il days-that's the performance
OF Walter Hagen. veteran American
pro. now touring Scotland. He got
a 81 at Inverness course Friday.
SIS at Pitlochry Thursday and 81 at
Kingussie on Wednesday. What
golferi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-05

The unbeaten Inland Coal nine will plav
GIeencaStle Merchants at Greencastle
sunday Inland nine wants game for
Labor day. Elwood. notice. Cali Iii.
oooz The team leaves Sunday at II
a. m
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contest starting at o'clock
The Apostles. under Mccain. for
mer Indian pilot. are in third place
and are hustling hard TO GUST the
Millers from second position. On
the other hard. the Indians. run
ming fourth. are striving TO beat of
the Toledo Hens and Louisville
Colonies TO save a berth in the first
division.
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AT HAWTHORNE

FIRST Race Claiming. 2-year-olds: S..
iuriongs Jensson. los. Porteuse i07. Go
Wonder. i0l Toppe. 1903: Deets Campfire
1903. Lamporie. l04. Her Hero 1903 Lemis-
cradle. ITO. Gene d. loa. Chief Geronimo.
1903. Liberty OAK. III. voco. l0i.
Second Race Claiming: 3-yesr-olds 81
ia; Volta Maid. io4 Salisbury. ia. crap
shooter 40: Burning Feet. io4: cegair
Ito. March King. l04 Durvs. liz. Monk
First. i0a. Seress. lo4: Rusty. i07.
Third Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
up: s miles -Barrv ij2: Battling On
100. Belgian Lass. los. Slash. IFS. Prose A
ITO: Harnish. lo7. Pigeon Hole III.
Sergeant Hill los. Barney Sexton. 10.
Fourth Race claiming. 5-year-olds and
10. s furlongs Fair Image. 100; Princess
Camilla. los. Bright Shadow. i02: Monel
los. cambridgsh.re. Ill Cav World. los:
DR.. Freeland. i0s.
Fifth Race handicap: 3-year-olds and
up; six furlongs -Pancoast. i05: cathop.
l06; Rehmoooth. Ill. Band Wagon, los
Minton- Jos Supreme swee., 1903: Com
muter. 1903.
Sixth Race handicap: 3-year-olds and
Up. one and one-eighth miles Plucky
Play. i14. Jim Dandy. 100: Late Date. fls
Sxivei. 1917 Gallant Sir. l24: Action.
dian Runner. iis: Big Brand. i07: lc Ever
Gold. lo4; Tred Avon. III. ID Bamboula
iOS. Waylayer 100.
"a Norman Church entry.
foiABaroni entry
&c Ehandon Farm entry.
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indianapolis Bleaching. Mars Hill and
indiana Fyr-Fytres will meet next sun
gay IN three-team double header at
Mars Hill. Bleachers tackle Eli Lilly
saturday at Riverside No. g. Donnellv
or Hagen will be on the mound with Berry
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. Standings and Results .
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN .ScA~x

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
81. Paul ............ 302 500 020-I2 Il l
Louisville .....-.7.. 600 900 100 3
NJ. Thomas and Fenner: Penner Nc
Lean. Halter. Nachaud and Erickson
Fist Game,
Kansas Kansas City ..-..... ooe oo2 100 u /
Shores and Brenzel. Craghead. Bachman.
Nekols and Healev-
Second Came
Kansas CITY Oio 600 0an-i =
rocco .+... .-... 600 600 600 : 1
Blackwell and CASTOR. Brelael: Two
Milwaukee - 100 0o2 oon I
Columbus .---.-.- 40f 100 n1N-6 q
Polli and Young. Winford and Delaney
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh ...... 0iO 600 30l-S A n
Grimes Walker ana Wilson. French
Meme and Finnev
New York ......... 2OI Gao 1913 % n
Fhladelphis 200 oin nfsn- 10 ,
Clark. HubbeH and Richards. Rhem.
Liska and Y. DAVIS
sTooklyn -...-..-.. 600 0oi 900 : l
Boston ...... 900 100 00x4
senge. RYAN and outen. cantvell and
Hogan.
Second Came
BROOKLYN ....---... 600 200 600 q
Boston 100 ITO Oox n
rhurSton. RYAN and Lopez R. Smith
and Hogan.
Chfraro and Cincinnati -, srhoS,f.S
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Only one game scheduled.
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Seventh Race Claiming: 3-year-olds and
up one and cne-sixteenth miles Sand
wrack. ii3 Stone Martin. 1906 Annimessic
los. Renewed. lis: Royal Purchase. o.
Below Cost. l0T: yotan. i06. Madcareer
III. White Legs. III. Old Depot. iOs
Merry Fox III; Tela. i03
Eighth Race Claiming: 3-year-olds: ons
and three-sixteenth miles Representative
lo3. Comet. iol. Elizabeth Fox. 100.
SclTitar. io9, Suffolk. iO2. Flatrock. 100.
Elcidio. 100. Lion Hearted. 100. Oaten
1903 Captain Ed. i0e Harum Scarum. 90
Replevin. io4.
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Sixth Race flolaiminE; handicap. g.
year-olds and up: one and ons-sixteenth
miles -Morsel. 100. Bright Bubble ITO.
Rip Van Wrinkle. los: Flag Flying on.
Ridgeviev. io2; Peggy Lehman. 100
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERS
Friday Fight Results

AT NEW YORK-Arthur Huttick. is2.
lsa Hartford, Conn. 81. Joe Pennino. lao
BROOKLYN. defeated Billy BuFkett. al. Var
glnlA tel.
AT QUINCY. nl.-TiSer Jack Fox. Terre
Haute Ind Negro heavyweight. won an
unpopular ten-rounc decision over HUM
barto Arce New YORK. Pee Wee farrell.
Fl WAYNE Ind weller. also won an IN
popular ten-rounc verdict over Simon
Webolsky OF Cincinnati
At WEST NEW YORK. n Joe
fcn-round referees decision over Carmen
Roman Of Bsyonne.
Rival mines Of the city sanitary board
Will tangic aEain SATURDAY. Garbage
thcir talent and VIII niav as the yellow
Trailer Cyclones. meeting Toots MonEer 5
Car1are Plant team. Cyclones lineup
vii include Spcen Maniove shortstop and
Skrcfer PETTY Uho Wiil pitch Moncer
viii huri for Garbage Plant Bottin and
s.art a,sp n ortR.esrsiass ' diamond anon No No
10 SANITARY Board Ar-siarS seek games
with !ncroendent and amateur teams
Cal eherinE ~ Drexel {722 or address
1910 Sanders street.
Bridrenorf Blues viii opnoSr I NJ
AZ the Mickieville diamond Sunday Strong
rivalry exists between the two clubs and
q large crowd Is expected.
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Seventh Race allowances: 2-year-olds.
i've and one-half furlorgsl- Dusty Dawn
lle: Gertie. i02 Euryolce. lo2 Frin III.
Rose. ii4. Counsellor Crane, III.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

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s. LOUIS AZ Cincinnati ttvo sames'.
BROOKLYN ~ Boston
NeV York a, Philadelphia two games
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Leon Tailoring viii meet the st. Patricks
nine Sunday at Rhodius No. at q. m
in Municipal League encounter All
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One Up on MiIIerS
At Perry Stadium Friday
INDIANAPOLIS

Totals .....33 S "a IS 4
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