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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-12
FORMER MANAGER IS
SUED FOR DIVORCE
By United Press

By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. IA
divorce suit against William H
Billy Southworth, former major
and minor league baseball manager,
was on file here today. Mrs. Ida
Ruth Southworth charged him with
gross neglect for the last three
years" in her petition. They were
married at Portsmouth, O., June
"a, 1914, and have one son, Billy.
Southworth formerly managed the
st. Louis Cardinals, the Rochester
Red Wings and Columbus Red
Birds.
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~->-DOWn the AUeys->->
BIZ BERNARD HARMON

Kegrice of the Spencer House
League scoring on the Illinois alleys
last night. when he turned in two
double century counts to total SIS.
His team was unoppOSed. Close on
his heels was Quinnette, who turned
in a SD for the Crescent Paper, en-
abling them to sweep their series
with SchloSSer Creamery. George
j. Mayer also chalked up three wins
at the expense of Beveridge Paper.
Indianapolis News also was without
opposition. TutterSon, with a 222,
high single of the session, finished
with $50 for third honors.
In the United Mutual Insurance Ladies'
League at the Illinois. teams No. ) and
the DemareeS took three straight from
teams No, ana Pitmans. while No.
won two from No. 4.
Scoring OF the early season variety pre-
vailed at the Delaware. when the Delaware
Recreation went through their weekly
workout. All games we're won by the two
10 one route with the exception Of S. &,
s. Body. who made a clean sweep Of their
series with the Schmitt Insurance. Rice
had a 55l. Bader Coffee met the Indian
dpolh Gi0Ae team. ana atn0lEn LLONQ OF
the Glove team. with a 526. hao the best
score OF this mixup and his team emerged
on the short end Of the score.
Cadick fred a SIS for Kirschner Auto
Service 10 give them the odd game from
Old Colds. Houston had a $40 for the
cigaret teaA. Glidewen found more
support Tor his 81 than Deal did with his
5s5. and the Steele Shoe Shops emerged
one game better than Wheelers Lunch.
Glenn. with the leagues leading count.
from Brehob Service. who had Gresver as
the leader with $40. Coca Cola took two
fom Quaker Oil. Miley having SOS for
the "Cokes."
All indianapolis Water Co. games ended
up in two 70 one wins for Mains. Valves
s55 H P over the Entrants 1SI Filters
Pritchett'S. had Hartman with a Sol. in
Guiding 225, as head man for the eve
ming. Second honors went TO VOLTA with
The Spencer Cafe Ladies League opened
providing the best three game total Teams
No. and made clean sweeps from
teams No. and 8, while No. l, }, and
IS took two from No. 2 4. 10 and IL. Miss
kribs had 1913 for high individual game
Rudy stempfel turned in a single game
Of 2ss and a total of Oil. to lead the
Pritchett Recreation League >Fields had
a 6o2 count. including 237 and proved
20 be the only other 900 bowler" Ihese
two honor counts enabled their. respective
teams 10 take three games from their
opponents. S empfels Sunshine Cleaners
triumphed over Louie'S Tavern. while
Fields Universal Beverage team used
Green's Tavern as their door mat. Fend-
rick Restaurants had a 965 game. which
enabled them 20 take two OF their three
games from Hibben- Holwegg Company.
Dorm Good SodaS were also two-time win
bers with ROYAL TailorS as their victims.
In the Citizens Gas League az Fountain
Square No won three from. No. 4. while
Nos Is and took odd games from Nos
3 and T. Johnnie Mulrv led the IN
dividual scoring in this loop
In the Fountain Square Merchants
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
tBv United Press

AT PITTSBURGH Teddy Yarosz 1871.
Monaco, Pa, outpointed Vince Dundee,
158 3. Newark. y J.. tl5l. winning world
m,iddlieEeight TUE. Pay PlrTone3
chicago. knocked out Al salbano. 1s3.
wsirton' " va. knocked out Joe Fortu-
noni. 124is. Canton. .. 81. Johnny
DurSo 1881. Pittsburgh stopped Marty
Corniok 1891 Pittsburgh a..
AT BRooKLYN-Bobbv Paeho i4i. Los
Angeles. Knocked out Eddie Ran. las q.
Poland 49, Kenny La sale. ISL Los
Angeles. outpotnted Steve Halaiko. l9s 2.
Buffalo, y. Y l0l. Carlos solomon.
l4fi7 o. Los Angeles. outpOinted Jimmy
Murray. 40. Of BROOKLYN t6.
AT NEW .YoRK-Ieonard DelSenio.
Boni,o i34'.. New YORK. iel.
At LOS ANGELES Pablo Dano. 100.
Manila. decisioned Poppy Sanchez. ll9,
san Bernardino, 81. Chris Pineda. III
Los Angeles. drew Tony Chavez. i23.
fa sl Rnseies aecsio sSSs Young Nation
alisfa 100 Manila. 60. Young Chalkv
wrIsht. is5 Los Angeles. techniealed Emil
Cody. i35. Bakersfield tSl-
AT SAN. DIEGO Ed Mosebar. 2os. Los
Angeles drew Jack Willis. ls9. Los
Anee.es, Uloi: JOHNNY Martinez. i41, san
if7. Akron. o. ,6i-
AT DETFOTT-Joe Louis. Detroit Ne
cro knocked out Alex Borshuk. Windsor.
ont. heavyweicht a.. RoEer Bernard.
Flint fcatherW eight. knocked out Joe
Botta. Cleveland. l2i;- Ramsey Rinnson.
over jimmy Ia Mar Cleveland. Welter-
weight az Carlu FeEenouEh. Toledo.
ffsaihersEeisht. ,ouipoin,sd Ivan HaE ,s'al
defeated Dave English. Toledo a.
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Luck. which held sway over
Mickey Cochrane's Bengal Cats,
seems to have deserted them. and
oddly enough. when u left SChoolDOy
Rowe. tall Arkansas rookie who
equalled the American League mark
OF sixteen straight wins this year.
Since the day the Arkansas schol-
ar vas driven of the field at Shibe
park. Detroit has been moving
backward.
Twin Loss Shakes BengaIs
The first real signs Of a crack-up
were against Philadelphia, when the
Athletics scored Two straight Sept.
7. Two days later Rowe turned in
a shaky 5-4 win over the Red SOx
but yesterday he was beaten after
the Tigers had fought back 70 4 tie
from a fwO-Tun deficit. New York
failed town its second game against
St Louis. which was all that saved
Detroit from having It's lead cut TO
three games.
Rowe relieved Crowder in the
eighth with Boston leading. but the
Tigers gave him an even split with
tao in the ninth. Boston won in
the eleventh, 4-3.
The Yanks gained a half game BY
splitting with ST. Louis. They won
the first game. "a. staving of a
Brownie rally IN the last inning
when Lefty Gomez relieved Johnny
Broaca. The Browns drove Johnny
Allen of the hill in the second, win
ming 7-3.
The Athletics evened the series
with Cleveland. Ga. Roger Cramers
homer in the seventh deciding the
issue Hal TrOsky Of the Indians
got his thirty-third homer. setting
an all-time mark for Cleveland.
Terry Provides Spark
Jimmy Dykes bumped the Chicago
White SOx home against Washing
ton, singing in the eleventh with
the sacks stacked. 10 win, Sd.
The New York Giants. meanwhile,
picked up a half game on St. Louis
and lead by four and a half. Bill
Terry. Giant boss. pumped Joe
Moore and Hughie Critz home in
the eighth to give Parmelee a 81
win.
St. Louis succumbed to the slants
of Sylvester johnson, a former Car
dinal employee. in a SO shutout in
the first game. but they took the
Pills in the nightcap. GA Dizzy
Dean rescuing the game in the
sixth.
Brooklyn knocked of the Gin
cinnati Reds. So. scoring four III
the first in doubles by Chapman and
Jordan. and singles by KOenecke
and Strip.
Bill Lee Of the Chicago Cubs
pitched a Six-hit game against BOs-
ton. shutting out the Braves. 20.
The win kept the Cubs seven be-
hind the Giants and a game and
half out of the second place.
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The Spencer Cafe Ladies League opened
~ Pritchett's last night. Lucille Baker
providing the best three game total. Teams
teams No and 8. while No l. g. 9 and
IS took two from No. 2 I. 10 and IL. Miss
Kribs had a 1913 for high individual game.
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BY 3. R. LIVINGHOUsE, Examiner.
FRED A. WIECKING.
Acting Public Counselor.
IndfanHpOlis Ind SeDtember 10 1894
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2436-M
Application Of Reed Trucking Co.. Al
bany, New York, for certificate to operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier of
property passing through and serving
Butler. Kendalville. Bremen, Hammond and
intermediate points over highway s.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms of Com
mission. 401 State House. indianapolis
Ind, a. m Wednesday. october 5. 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind September 7, 1894.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
2437-M.
Application of Charles Emmert. Bangor.
Mich, for certificate to operate motor We
hicles as a common carrier of property
extending through or into Bangor, Gary,
Chicago. Lafayette, Hammond over high
ways IL 20, 43,
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 401 State House. indianapolis,
Ind. 9 a. m. Wednesday, october 3. 1884
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE Examiner.
tn Ind 1924
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THIRTY ANSWER CALL

Coach Harry Painters call for
football prospects at Manual yester-
day was answered by more than
thirty candidates. Returning let
termen were Marks, Hartman,
PreSecan, Schwomeyer, Rutgenstein,
Lewis and PreSutti.
Manual will play all games in In
dianapolis this season against local
and suburban teams.
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5 Personals
FREE MARCELS

: No diet. no exercise. fat melts away
Results guar. or no cost Sold only by
LEE PHARMACY
1913 Fairfield ave HU-7749
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With Semi-PrOs
and Amateurs

Bargersville Merchants whipped Gross
Funeral Home Sunday, 10 to 2. Merchants
meet Decatur A. C.s at Bargersville next
Sunday.
Timely hitting by Loeper. Terhune and
Mcpherson enabled Beech Grove Reds to
defeat Brightwood A. C.s, l to 0, Sunday
Kimberln and Hurt staged a pitchers
battle. Fountaintown will play at Beech
Grove Sunday.
Behind the fve-hit pitching of Abel
Weber Milk nine drubbed Glenns Valley
IL to /. Stahert. Schnaltz and Soulties
starred for the, victors. For games call
Mr.. Baird.
Due to a last minute cancellation, Gross
Funeral Home nine is without game
for Sunday. Fast teams call George
Waite. Drexel 0675 between and a. m.
Cord Rings would like to schedule a fast
formerly were west Side Chevrolets Wire
Art Paugh, 1877 Massachusetts avenue, In
dianapolis, or phone Lincoln 4201.
Johnson. Ouackenbush, Mcclellan.
Dickey, Day. Lewis, Sears. Bedwel. Car
roll, K. Heydon and Galloway will play
for Indianapolis Turner's in their game
Sunday at 2:30.
Two star lefthanders will hook UP Sun
day when the Bloomington Gables play
at Greenwood. Lefty Hazel will be on the
mound for Bloomington. and Lefty Haugh
Greenwood. write Kelly Johnson. Green
wood Ind
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TAKES SERIES OPENER

n \ I"IIE y TTTTUI
GAINESVILLE. o. Sept. u. -
GAINESVILLE tripped Dayton. to 3. in
the first tilt of the Seven-game play
of series for the Middle Atlantic
league championship here last night.
The winners took advantage Of
pitcher Ed HaSsen's wildness in the
second inning to pile up the decisive
margin.
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E G AIS
IS Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2s30-M
Application of Michigan Tri-state Motor
Express Benton HarooT. Mich. for certifi-
cate 70 operate motor vehicles as a COM
mon carrier Of property extending through
or into cities and towns over highways 2
20. ~. 81. "a. 20. %. 80. %. 81. 10 81. 40.
II. 81, So 43, 20 so u. s. liz.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 4oI State House Indianapolis
Ind. 9 a. m. Tuesday. October Q. 1884.
Public participation Is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY RUSSELL p. KEHOE. Examiner.
indianapolis. Ind. September ], 1884
LEGAL NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2429-M
-sas CstR. 49,, xor csrttdeate 10 ons<s+e
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Ali day Thursday
CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE
200 Odd Fellow Bldg LI-O43l
WILL not be responsible for any more
dents contracted bv any one other than
myself. ANTHONY L. HESSMAN
PARTY and dance tickets. business cards
personal stationery and posters. 80 Vir-
ginia Ave
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MANDELL STEERS PUG
TO SEVENTEEN WINS

BIZ Hffcd Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Billy Cele-
bron. 147l4, Rockford, Ill, today
boasted a winning streak of seven
teen straight bouts as a result of his
ten-round victory over Bob La
monte. 1893, Chicago, last night
Celebron is managed by Sammy
Mandell, former lightweight cham
piOn.
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All indianapolis Water Co. games ended
up in two 70 one wins for Mains. Valves
and Meters over the Hydrants, Filters
and Pumps This league rolling at
Pritchett's. had Hartman with a SCI. in
Guiding a 225 as head man for the eve
ming. Second honors went to VOLTA with
a SIS.
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MARTINDALE JAMES A-Age 70 years.
formerly a prominent east side business
man. beloved father OF Chas. Z. Martin
of Los angeles Cal. passed away at the
home of his son Chas. E. Martindale.
243l Kenwood Ave, Sunday. Sept. 9, al
D. m Funeral Thursday. 10 q. m at
the STANLEY CHAPEL at Newcastle.
I'M
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MIDWEST DETECTIVES INC LI-54e4
748 Consolidated bldg. Legal Investigation
FALSE teeth repard Use up New plate 81 so
DIR CARTER 626 K. Bldg RI-1250
Ten Der cent discount on all Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head
quarters ola W MARYLAND 81
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So Legal Auctions and Sales

On Wednesday, Sept. 10. 1884 at 10 q. N,
we viii sell at public auction 70 satisfy
repair and storage charges OF 5000 one
ChrySler 4sdoor sedan. motor No. 160ieF.
SUPERIOR GARAGE
.z3AA .csar.txal sAua
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AT NEW YORK-Leonard Deigenio
BnnItn l341a New Nork. I6l.
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a Hotels. Resorts. Inns

ANSWER Want Ads Promptly the bar
gains that vor see TO-DAY NAV he cone
tcrran
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Detroit Battling Against
Crackup in Home Stretch,
With Fifteen Games to Go
Tigers Have Stormy Path Since Rou of SchooIboy Ace;
Yanks Four Tits Back; Terrymen Bolster
Edge Over Cardinals.
BY THEON WRIGHT
Tnlird Pfsss star Cnrresnanaent

Sept foureame lead over
the pace
setting fighting against cack-up in their drive to-
uard fhe 1nish o
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Early Football Notes

The So-Athic football team will prac-
tice at Christian park, 400 English ave-
nue., tonight at 7:30. All players and try
outs, notice.
The following men are asked to get
in touch with Red Montfordt by telephone
at Hemlock 1876. or report for practice at
Christian park tonight at 730. Abney.
Barnes. Robinson, Irwin Rothert, J; Weav-
er, Pardue brothers. Cherry. Merkle, Pur-
sell. Welton brothers. Isaac brothers,
Councilman. E Johnson, Martin, Stauber
and tryouts. Equipment will be issued
Sunday morning.
The Beech Grove football squad will
practice tomorrow evening at Sixth and
Maur streets All candidates report;
Welton and o. Brien are asked to call
Drexel 2723 after $50 and ask for JAMS
sen.
The Holy Trinity A C.s will practice
tonight and Friday nights at 7:3o. and
game in Cleveland. Sept. 80. All those
wishing to make the trip report for
practice at West Tenth street and War
man avenue.
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Teddy YarOSz
LaceS Dundee
in Title Scrap
Smoky City Idol AScendS
MiddIeweight Mitt
Throne.
BV United Press

By United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. l2.-The
new middleweight champion OF the
world is Teddy Yarosz-born Thad-
deus Jarosz-a broad-shouldered,
wasp-waisted Polish boy of "a years.
Last night before a wildly-parti-
san crowd Of more than $4,000, va
rosz' hand was raised in victory
over Vince Dundee of Newark, who
got the crown by beating the
French Canadian, Lou Brouillard,
last November.
For fifteen hounds. Yarosz and
Dundee dubbed and cuffed and
jabbed and wrestled, and at the fin
ish it required the vote of referee Al
Grayber Of Pittsburgh to effect the
transfer of the championship.
Judge Leo Houck, boxing coach at
Pennsylvania State college, saw for
the ogle-eyed Dundee, but DR..
George McBeth, the second man sit
ting in judgment, put down Teddy
as the victor.
All IOT 16uuy
The only tense moments were
when it seemed that Yarosz could
not much longer withstand Dundee's
savage rushes, and this was true
only because the spectators were go
per cent on Teddy's side. A neu-
trail mob would have howled for the
scalps Of both.
Teddy put up one of his most
mediocre exhibitions in the last two
years. Time and again he would
lose the range completely, and it
was not until Vince stung him with
body assault that he went in
swinging.
Cautioned for Fouls
Dundee evidently had made up
his mind that Yarosz could be
whipped by cannonading the mid
section, and couldn't be shaken
from that belief even when it be-
came evident that Yarosz' penchant
for standing off and sharpshooting
blows to the head was piling up
the greater number of points.
Dundee was cautioned four times
against hitting low. On one oc-
casion he snarled at Grayber, Hes
pushing my hands down" to which
the referee snapped, "Oh, no he
isn't"
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PLAN BANKER MEET
Softban Championship to Be De-
cided This Week.

The In, annapolis Bankers Softball
championship will be played this
week, with the following teams COM
peting: American National, Mer-
chants National. Indiana National,
Union Trust, Fletcher Trust and
Live stock Exchange. The schedule
of the time and place Of games will
be drawn up later in the week.
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LOGANsPORT, WESTFIELD TIE

bV IWtS NpttIuI
LOGANSPORT, Ind. Sept. II. -
The Logansport and Westfield high
school football teams battled to a
TT tie in their first season fray here
last night.
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Western Division
Eastern Division
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN AssOCIATIoN

AMERICAN ASSOCIAIION
Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS (night).
Kansas City at Minnea polls.
Milwaukee at ST. Paul.
Only games scheduled.
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Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at Detroit.
New York at St. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

Death Notices
CARTER. FREDERICK / HUSBAND
q Mrs. Nellie Ibn. C9 e and iasns5 q
Carter Jr.. residing at 1851 \ Psnnsvl-
yania. passed away Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral notice later
DISCH. JOHN A1Be.ioyed hgs5s 2 q
Cain Mrs II. NJ Callahan Mrs. Harry
F. Pahud. Mrs. GeerEe Fuller and Bud
neral Friday at late home 2is6 S Nerd
ian. 20 a. m; SaeEsd Hear ehgEcaa.
9cE9 o'clock LAU0K FUNERAL sERV-
FINNERAN PATRICK beloved husband
OF Mrs. Mary. father OF sister Joseph
Marie Mrs. thurman 7. Rembuseh
Elwood died at his home 1906 81 Peter
St WEDNESDAY Funeral Saturday. 30
at the home, q. m s. PatvieS.s
Friends invited KIRBY SERVICE.
KANE. ELLA H.-Age rs years. wife Of
Thomas z Kane mother OF Edna and
Edith Kane and Mrs. Marie Hampton of
Indianapolis Mrs Margaret Miller. New
YORK: Frances T. Kane. Chicago Eugene
R Kane Mime spoliS. sister OF E 2.
Phieguerre. died Monday evening ~ her
day. $50 at the home a. m, SIS. Peter
& Paul cathedral Burial Holy Cross
cemetery Friends invited KIRBY
MtARIINDALE. JAMES A;.Age 7g years,
man. beloved father OF Chas E Martin
dale of this city and Mrs Harry Elliott
Rome hes Of sfnff s son chPss A Ms4ndae
24sl Kenwood Ave, Sunday. Sept. 9. at
D. N. Funeral Thursday. 10 q. m, at
the STANLEY CHAPEL at Newcastle.
Ind. Friends invited.
PRITCHARD, HATTIE BELL-Of 1922
BrookSide Ave. beloved mother OF Mrs
Mae Goodhue and Mrs. Edna Caplnger
Wednesda7 age 70 Years. ''1 Funeral FRI
day Sept "a from the Fountain St
M E Church, p. m. Burial New Crown
cemneseryi F{ienas mIiteo, Frisnas may may
South Earl Ave. until noon Friday
Funeral under the direction of MOORE
& KIRK
ROBERTS. PEARL J. nee schaedeD -Age
20 years. passed away Tuesday. Sept II.
residence. 1858 s Harding ST. 81 :? an a. M a..
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. GEORGE ".
USHER SERVICE.
ROYSE. LAURA B.-Mother Of Robert W
Royse. sister of Mrs. May B. Potts and
passed away at the home 2s7 East 18th
NER : BUCHANAN MoRrUARY,
Hill Friends invited. Friends NAV cali
at the Mortuary Wednesday until D. m.
STEINMEIER, JOHN beloved husband
OF Mary M. father OF Charles d. and
Carl F. Steinmeier, passed away Tues
day morning. Services at the FLANNER
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY Thursday,
2 p m. Friends invited. Burial
Ebenezer Lutheran cemetery.
VOGELSANG, FREDERICK E-Beloyed
husband of Frieda E Vogelsang and
father of Walter E. Vogelsang OF Cali
fornia and Mrs. Anna P Jones. Mrs.
Iillie Culbertson. Mrs, Mamie Robert
son, Mrs. Flora B. Clark. Mrs. Helen
Policy and Herbert II. Vogelsang all of
indianapolis passed away Tuesday morn
ing Sept. II: age TO wears. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at THE VALID FU-
NERAL HOME. 1922 Union St. Thurs
day afternoon. Sept. l3. at ? o'clock.
Burial Round Hill cemetery. Friends in
vited.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

tFlrSt Came
Kansas City ........ Dol 600 600 5 0
Minneapolis .....,.. 900 900 600 2
Hockette and Crandall; Chaplin. Shsute
and Hargrave.
Second Came
Kansas City ........ 900 900 600 5 0
Minneapolis ........ Dol 600 i0x- 4 0
Fullerton and Crandall Marrow and
Hargrave.
Milwaukee ......... DOL 900 1913 5 8 0
St. Paul ............ 202 02o COX 9 0
Braxton. Slime and Rensa: Trow. Thomas
and Giuliana.
1OleOO ......s...... UUU UZU UOO-
Louisville .......... $40 102 20x-l1 IS
Lawson. James and Laskowski; Bass
and Thompson.
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Toledo ............. 900 O2O 900 6 4
Lawson. James and Laskowski; Bass
AMERICAN LEAGUE
eleven Innings
Detroit .......... 600 OC6 1OS oO-5 s o
H johnson. Grove and r. Terrell;
Crowder, Rowe and Cochrane.
Philadelphia ....... 2o1 o1o 10 q 2
Cleveland .......... O02 OO2 600 II
Cascarena and Hayes; Harder. Pearson
and Berg, Brenzel.
Eleven Innings)
washington .. 600 OoO 01O 1o-2 13
Chicago ......... 600 100 900 l1-3 IL
Whitehill and Bolton; Lyons and Mad
jeski.
First Game)
New, York ........ d d02 LOO LOO d d9o- Is 3
Broaca, Gomez and Jorgens; CofIman,
Second Game)
New York ........ OO1 900 02o-
ST. Louis ........... OH 040 0Ox-
Deshong. Van Alta and Jorgens; Hadley.
Newsom and CRUDE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh ... 600 100 600 / 6 0
New York ........ DOL 900 OK
Swift and Padden; Parmelee and Man
cuso.
Chicago ......... DOL OO1 600 6 0
Boston ............. 600 900 600
w. Lee and Hartnett; Brandt and
Hogan.
First Game)
St. Louis. ........... 600 600 600 5
Philadelphia ...... 100 220 COX
Carleton. Haines and Delaney; Johnson
and Todd.
Second Came
St Louis ........... 300 300 600 6 9 0
Philadelphia ....... > 900 003 DOL II l
Hallahan Carleton. J. Dean and V.
Davis; Hansen, A. Moore, E. Moore G.
Davis and Wilson.
Cincinnati ......... 600 O2O 900 2 4
Brooklyn ........... 400 900 10X-
Grissom Kolp. Wistert and lombard;
Leonard and Lopez.