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Metcalfe Tries
for New Record
Cunningham Also Completes
in Canadian Meet.

BIZ tHfrd Press
CRYSTAL BEACH, Ont, July 81.
A crowd of 10000 was expected 10
Jam Crystal Beach stadium today to
witness outstanding American run
ners attempt to lower world rec
ordS for the 1OO-meter dash and the
= mile run.
Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette sprint
flash. will seek to lower his own
record Of 1O.4 for the 1OO-meters.
while Glenn Cunningham will seek
TO better the 1923 worlds record
set by Gene Venzke last May.
Joe McClusky, Olympic runner,
and Frank Crowley, Manhattan col
lege star. will provide the opposi-
ton for Cunningham. Ben Johnson
of Columbia and Ed Seigel of the
SWedish-American A. G. will be
among those who will compete
against Mecalfe.
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Italian Grappler
Is Matched With
Indiana Mat Star
Andy RaScher Is Booked to
Meet Joe Tonti Here
Tuesday.

Well-known heavyweight mat per-
formers will engage in the two sup
porting bouts on the Hercules A. C.
wrestling card at Sports Arena next
Tuesday night when Lou Plummer,
rough Baltimore husky, clashes with
Sol Slagel, powerful Kansan, in the
main go.
In special semi-windup tussle,
Jim McN1illen, 222 of Chicago will
take on Dick (Texas Tornado
Raines, the ex-cow puncher from
the Lone Star state. McMillen
dropped close encounter to Charlie
Strack here last Tuesday and is
anxious to make a comeback in In
dianapolis. Instead of the custo-
mary half-hour limit, the bout will
be for forty-five minutes.
Andy Rascher, popular young
HooSier grappler, will oppose Joe
Tonti, an Italian, in the other sup
porting bout. Tonti is rated as an
experienced mat performer and is
said to be of the aggressive type. He
scales 212. the same as Andy, and is
said to be clever mailman.
Tuesday nights feature attrac-
ton which calls for two falls out of
three, is figured by Matchmaker
Lloyd Carter to be a regular wres-
ting natural" 1t brings together
two of the most aggressive grap-
piers in the game. Slagel beat Lou
in a one-fall tumble last winter, but
Plummer believes he can prove the
master in a longer match. The Bal
timore mailman weighs 228, while
Slagel, who halls from Topeka,
scales 230.
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Purdue Indiana Grid
Tilt to Be Nov. "a


By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 21-The
thirty-seventh renewal of the Pur-
due-Indiana football series at La
fayette, Nov. "a, will provide the at
traction for the annual Dads day.
on the Boilermaker campus, Ath-
letic Director Nobel E. Kizer has
announced.
This game will mark 30 McNIil-
Inns first appearance in the series
as coach of the Indiana eleven.
McNIillin's tactics are familiar to
Purdue. however. as the Boilermak-
ers met Bo's Kansas Aggies in 1929
and 1882. Purdue won the first tilt,
20 to IA, and the second 90 to 13.
Ticket Manager G. S. Doan an
nounced today that advance sales
will open Aug. /.
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Both Cleveland and 81. Louis
have developed aspirations. Yes
tcrdav The Buckeyes knocked the
Red Sox out Of third place. occupy
ing that niche for themselves, and
the Brownies kicked Washington
into sixth place. assuming fifth
themselves.
PLAY 13-Inning Game
And 70 make 10 convincing, the
White Sox whipped the Yanks yes
terdav IN thirteen innings. 7-6. Luke
Appling driving Conian home with
the winning run after the Yanks
had tied the score III the ninth.
Jimmy F0xx drove out his twenty
ninth home run. taking the major
league lead from his team mate.
Bob johnson and defeated the lead
ing Detroit Tigers for the Philadel-
phia Athletics. 81 The Tigers still
hold the league lead with a two
game edge
St. Louis beat Washington for
the second straight. IA. Peppers
tWO-bagger scored the winning runs.
Walberg Shelled
Cleveland made it two straight
over the Red SOx, 5-3 Boston's
Rube Walberg was shelcd for four
hits and four runs i'm the second.
The Giants added a half game to
their lead over the Chicago Cubs.
who were rained out in Philadelphia
Cincinnati took an early lead, but
the Giants dashed the RedlegS for
seven hits and seven runs. winning
lis.
The ST. Louis Cards won behind
Tex Cartoons great pitching. beat
ing Boston. SCI. The first twenty
Braves 10 face Carleton we're re-
tired without a hit. then Wally Ber-
ger leaned into one for homer.
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh will play
'Of their game later
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LOS ANGELES, July 81. Abe
Feldman, 179, New York, and Bob
DIN, 173, Brooklyn, fought to a ten
round draw in Hollywood last night.
In another bout on the same card
Tene Espinosa, l24. Manila, scored
q. technical knockout over Baby
Palmore, 125, Ventura, in the sixth
round,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
HINES UPSETS PARKER
Returns From Foreign Tour to Drop
Youngster in Straight Sets.

BIZ Times Specidt
HUNTINGTON, N. Y, July I'll
Wilmer Hines of Columbia. S. c.,
came back from years tennis sea-
soning abroad to down frankie
Parker of New Jersey today in the
quarter finals Of the Crescent
Hamilton Clubs invitational tour
nament.
Parkers defeat was considered a
huge upset by critics, who almost
unanimously named Parker to cop
the meet, with Hines seeded second.
The scores were Us and 81. Hines
will meet Gregory Mangin of New
ark tomorrow in the mi-flnalS.
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With Semi-PrOs
and Amateurs

Tartan A. C. softball team will clash
with Little Flower squad tomorrow at 2
Morgan is asked to call Drexel 1885 at
once. For games. call above number and
ask for Red Latham clouted three homer
es CHI as Tartans whipped Riverside Mer-
chants in the nightcap of a double header.
Hamiu Ebbler and Morgan were best
in the field.
Shelby Service will tangle with Indian
next ext week to determine the leadership Of
is scheduled for Monday evening at
Rhodius park. A win for Shelby Service
squad will tie the two teams for league
to meet at Kansas and Meridian streets
Monday al AS p. m. or at RhodiuS park
diamond at SIS D. m.
The league lead will be at. stake, in
the Em-Roe Senior loop when John Mas
sings Hoosier Beers tangle with. Wey,-
mouth Bowmans Riverside A R A, club
Hoosiers are leading Riversides by one
game. and the only previous defeat suf,
B rsd by Rysd oT We a will na hGT
Beers, while Schaeffer of Anderson will
twirl for a. AS. Game begins at 3 p: n;
question sti Marks viii play Christamores on
diamond No. tomorrow. game beginning
g M Won ap Hoo iGsT Beep
i; Riverside Davis Fuel, 10 and 2; 9ues55
and Il.
Gross Funeral Home nine. travels to
Mooresyille tomorrow to meet fast MooreS-
al RAYMOND street and Madison avenue
at 1915. Following players notice: Cess
Byers. Hdddleston, McGregor, Mercurlo J.
Wolf, r. Wolf, Cobb. Waite, Copeland.
Moore, johnson and Bowles. Players liv-
ing near managers. home may gather
there, as autos will be there at 12lo
sharp.
Due to schedule conflict, Banner Farms
Dairy nine is without a game for tomor-
row and would like to play fast state club
with open diamond on 6O-44O basis. Diaries
defeated Paragon, to s. Can Cherry
1903 before p. m, and ask for Ivan.
West Side Chevrolets leave city tomor-
row at I a. m. for TIT at Upton Next Next
Merchants. and Aug. will return to Ell
wood. State mines desiring games in
August write William Rider, 1912 Belle
fontaine street. Indianapolis.
South Side Merchants play at Paragon
tomorrow. All players are urged TO re-
port at managers house at 10 a. M sharp.
Merchants have Aug. Is and September
three-game series to be played on Sept.
3 and 8. Fast state clubs write E. M.
Wilson, 107 East Morris street, Indian
apois
The City Amateur Baseball Association
schedule that is carried in The Times
on Friday is made out by Earl Geider,
secretarv-treasurer of the association.
The Em-Roe Senior League stated today
that an incorrect schedule for their cir
cult was published yesterday The Times
suggests that league secretaries get in
touch with Secretary Geider and bring
the schedules of the several loops up to
date and for the remainder of the season.
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Union COngregational-The Rev. Claren
w BaldWon pastor. Morning theme, IT
Gospel of Jesus"
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3 SHOT IN DICE FIGHT
Negroes Wounded in Dispute Over
Crap Game.

Arguing over a crap game last
night, Willie Nusom, IS, Negro, Of
BIS Torbet street; Fred Upton, SO,
Negro, and Raymond Upton, AZ,
Negro, both of 802 West Walnut
street, engaged in a gun battle in
which all three received bullet
wounds in the legs and body. All
three were arrested on vagrancy
charges pending investigation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
MANAGERS PLAN FOR
CITY S0FTBALL MEET

At a meeting of managers of
local softbau teams at the city hall
last night 1t was announced that the
four Indianapolis -finaliSts
would be permitted to enter the
tate district elimination tourney,
he winner and runner-up of which
VIII enter the state finals at Shell
5yville.
The indianapolis city champions
viii be presented with medals, Wally
AIiddlesworth, city recreation direc-
tor. said.
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First CongregationaI-Dr Ellis S. Ma
of Roanoke, Va. will be the guest paste
at II a. m. tomorrow.
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University Park Christian-The Rev.
James H. Tilsley, pastor. Unified service
Twenty and Kenwood) at g; Chris
tan Endeavor at $50 and sermon. Be
levers Spiritual Merchants" at Fortieth
and Canifnl
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St. Paul's Reformed-The Rev. william
Knierim pastor. 8:45 a.. m. German
theme. The Universal Christian Church. !
Our Strength"
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WIDENING is APPROVED
Thirtieth Street Improvement Prof.
ect Is Passed.

The work board yesterday adopt
ed a resolution providing for the
widening and resurfacing Of Thir-
tieth street from the canal to White
river and from Meridian to Penn
sylvania streets at an estimated cost
of $27,784.
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North NJ E.-The Rev. w. w Want,
pastor Morning theme. Rich Rewards
Ready" Epworth Leagues at $50 and 7.
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Roberts Park M. E.-The Rev william
Edward Bell, pastor. Morning theme,
Bohnar will speak at the young peoples
service at Z.
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LACONIC WINS FEATURE

BIZ Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, July 21.-Lsconic
won the 2:14 trot, feature event of
the johnson county fair harness
races here yesterday. Heat raised
the time in the three events. Fon-
we'll Smith won a 2:19 trot and My
Jane a 2.22 pace.
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Tin, Furnace Work

TRUCKS for rent Move yourself DRIVE
II-YOURELF, INC. 80 Kentucky Ave.
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Centenary Christian-The Rev. Paul
w Eddingfield will speak at ais ? m,
on Using, What We Have; at $50 on
7:45 D. M on rs Church Attendance
Necessary?' The 1890 a. m. service will be
in charge of the Rev. c. E. Oldham.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
REMOVAL OF G. 0. P.
CHAIRMAN Is ASKED
Irwin Refers Complaint to State
Committee.

Don B. Irwin, Republican state
chairman, was asked to remove
Hugh Cuthbertson, Vigo county G.
o. P. chairman, yesterday by a
group Of residents of that county
who charged Cuthbertson, county
chairman for six years, is respon-
sible for factionalism in the party.
Mr.. Irwin told the group that
their complaint must be presented
to the state committee, which will
meet Aug. 3 at Nashville. The COM
mittee will decide on what action is
to be taken.
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Englewood Christian-The Rev. o. A.
6nks pastGT Morning s ths%s v Pe 2 GRd
side Christian church. the Rev. M, Mr..
Trinkle speaking on Forward With
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Churches of Christ, Scientist Life
will be the subject of the lesson sermon
in all city churches tomorrow.
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Tigers Take 81 Trimming
at Hands of Mackmen; FOXX
Moves Into Home Run Lead
Giants Add Half Game to Their Margin Over Cubs by
Defeating Reds ChsOx Whip YankS; Browns,
Cleveland Score Second Straight Wins.
BY THEON WRIGHT
United Press STAFF Correspondent

YORK July 2The hega Of eastern American
much
Mississippi
club
Philadelphia Eastern clubs only eight
three leading clubs
Detroit Cleveland Loun the current swing through the mid
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Speedway Boulevard NJ. E.-The Rev.
Jasper H. Cox. pastor. Morning theme,
Freedom of Opinion; night union serv-
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Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William
Knierim. pastor. II a. m. theme. All"
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Advent EpiscopaI-The Rev George S.
SoUthworth, rector. Holy communion and
sermon by the Rev. Francis D. McCabe
at y.
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First Presbyterian-Dr. George Arthur
Frantz, pastor GAS a. m. church school;
II a. M. Dr. Edward H. Kistler will speak
on Which Test Tube?"
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GLASSES Shell rim, between 80 NJ Miley
and 1913 ~ Elder on Market or Elder.
Reward. DERRY Goodwin. 1913 n. Elder.
BOSTON BULL-Brown. white eye. an
swers name NickY. Reward. 22i2 Eng
lish.
Long tail. Reward HA-403o-J.
LOST-Mixed brindle bull female; white
chest. has pups. Reward. 1924 N. Colo
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Attack Susnect Sought

Police today were searching for
a Walter Berry, address unknown,
alleged by Miss Helen Sheppard,
23312 Massachusetts avenue, to
have slugged her last night. Miss
Sheppard suffered a broken wrist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
WOMAN IS ARRESTED
DURING LIQUOR RAID
List of Prominent Alleged Gus
toners and Whisky Seized. ..

VIII ~
A notebook containing the names
of prominent citizens as customers
and eleven kegs of corn whisky, two
shotguns and rife were seized
yesterday in a raid on the home OF
Bessie Hopkins, 619 Stevens street
Miss Hopkins was charged with
improper parking, because Of the
manner in which an alleged liquor
truck was parked, and violation OF
the alcoholic beverage act.
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RUCTI0NS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

MEN-WOMEN. 1851. S. Government
Jobs, Sos to $175 month. Many ex-
amlnations coming. Common education
sufficient. Sample coaching with fun
partlculars FREE. Write today sure.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 148-K.
Rochester. NJ Y
STUDENTS WANTED-Paid while learn
ing; newest and best school. Journeynen
BARRIERS Edu School 242 E. Wash.
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Garfield Park Baptist-The Rev. Louis
G. Grafton, pastor, Morning theme
'Robbing Cod night. where Is the
Lord God of Eliiah?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
English Trdckmen DOlOn
American Squad of Stars
Jack LoveIOCk Defeats BOnhrOn in Thrilling Mile Race
Pennsylvania Also Beaten in HaIf-Mie.

combined of
feature captured
Cambridge
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Personals
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WORLD TRADE GAINS

League Figures Show First Hike
Since Depression Start.
By UHitCd Press
GENEVA, July 21.-World trade
improved during 1888 for the first
time since the depression started
statistics of the League of Nations
showed today.
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First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Joseph A. Mears. pastor. Morning theme.
Hannah the Mother of Samuel"
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Fletcher Avenue Christian Christian
Fellowship Builders Bible Class-Harry
Ochiltree will speak on "A He Mans Re-
ligion."
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Standings .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
w NJ Wy
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at st. Paul.
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Unity Truth Center-Mrs. Louise E
Snow will speak on "Obedience' at the
Center's room 765 Century building.
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Csrrollton Avenue Reformed-The Rev
E. G.. Homrighausen. pastor. The Rev.
Ernest N. Evans, Church Federation eXecu-
tive secretary. will speak at 1890.
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Uni. Unity Truth Center0MrS LOUISE tbEa
Center's room 765 Century building.
First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Hannah. the Mother of Samuel
Fletcher Avenue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Fellowship Builders Bible Class-Harry
| Ochiltree will speak on "A He Mans Re-
! ligion"
Hillside Chrstian-The Rev Herbert j.
! Wilson pastor. Morning theme, Listen
ing to the Voice of God night, union
and Fountain Square Christian churches.
Central Christian-The Rev. w. A.
S S66uitlenfberger, g., pastor. Morning theme,
Christ Church EpiscOpal--The Rev. f
anger cd P1oSwe4 rector Holy o6mmqni9o q
PRAYER and sermon al, l0:45 BY the Rev,
Francis Tetu. rector of st. Georges P. E.
! church.
Broad Ripple Christian-The Rev. John
Ray Clark. pastor, Morning theme. Mod
ern Idolatry'': night. The Last Commits
sion"
Broadway NJ. E.-The Rev Richard NJ
! Millard pastor. Morning theme. The Fact
| Of Victorious Faith" Epworth League at
Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
! Rev. James Harper pastor. Morning
| Il Am Set for the Defence of the Gospel"
! Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
! Sidney Blair Harry, pastor Unified serv-
ice at $50. Communion and reception of
members.
Broadway Baptist-The Rev. R. M; bod
| ril pastor Morning theme Mans Su-
preme Need; night, Preaching Right
| eouSness."
FIRST Friends-Combined services will be
held at $50 with L. o. Brown speaking
on Secret Things"
Second EvangelicaI-sThe Rev. F.. G.
holy communion.
Church of Christ Mission--services will
be- held at 1920 and 1870. Robert D1lltnger
will speak at both meetings.
First Congregational DIR. Ellis S. Nav
of Roanoke, Va will be the guest pastor
at II a. m. tomorrow.
Union Congrega tional-The Rev. Clarence
W. Baldwon. pastor Morning theme. The
Gospel Of Jesus"
St. Paurs Reformed--The Rev. William
theme. The Universal Christian Church
9:45 a. m. theme. Loving God With All
Our Strength"
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. William H.
Knierim. pastor. II a. m. theme. All"
First Presbyterian-Dr. George Arthur
Frantz, pastor 9:45 a. M. church school;
II a. M. DR.. Edward H. Kistler will speak
on Which Test Tube?"
Broadway EvangeIicaI-The Rev. George
service theme. Doing Gods Will"
Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. e.
Arnold Clegg. pastor Morning theme
Righteous Over-Much
St Matthew Lutheran--The Rev. 7. G.
@chrisJs warning: Be Not Deceived BY
False Prophets, After, this service. mem
bers and friends will motor to Trails
sYuBr Il q 5uilno Isuuus sul LoI pua
is chairman of the committee in charge.
basket dinner will be, served at noon;
The afternoon will be spent in games snd
contests. The younger and old men viii
stage a baseball game in the afternoon
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Lovelock. who set a since-bettered
world record of 4.076 in winning
the mile race of the meeting held
at Princeton last year, was caught
at ASA. in capturing his speciality
today. Bill Bonthron finished sec
ond.
L0velock stood on the sidelineS as
Bonthron was beaten for a second
time. Bonthron ran in the half
mile. finishing second by three yards
TO J. c. Stothard of Cambridge. NJ
W. Lister of oxford was third. The
time was 1886.
Track Conditions Poor
Although many seconds above the
unofficial world mark Of 4.067 for
the mile set by Glenn Cunningham
of Kansas at Princeton in June,
LovelOckS time was Creditable be-
cause Of the rough condition Of the
track.
LoveIock logged along in fourth
place until the final lap. A. B.
Leach. Lovelock's teammate, was
setting the pace Just as they
started the final lap LOyelOck came
up alongside Bonthron, who had
been running second. Faster and
faster went the pace on the final
lap until 100 Yards from the fin
ism. LOvelock put on finish squirt
which the PrincetOuian could not
match. and the oxford ace won by
two full yards. Leach took third
place.
Sets 40 Record
Bob Kane OF Cornell captured the
44O-yard event. setting a new White
CITY record Of .4S.8. d. L. Rath-
bone Of Cambridge was second. and
!. c. HorSfau. also of Cambridge,
third. Kane won by one yard.
Dick Hardy Of Cornell won the
1OO-yard dash. finishing one yard
ahead of z. l. Davis, Cambridge
captain and favorite. Hardy was
timed IN 10. Davis scored a win
for the English side when he took
the 220-yard dash with Kane sec
ond. Davis won by inches in the
time Of .22.7 A crowd Of 5000 at
tended the meet.
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Hillside Christian-The Rev Herbert J.
Wilson. pastor. Morning theme. Listen
ing to the Voice of God; night union
service al this church with Englewooo
and Fountain Square Christian churches
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Broad Ripple Christian-The Rev John
Ray Clark pastor. Morning theme. Mod
ern Idolatry''; night. The Last Commits
Sion"
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Christ Church EpiscOpal-The Rev.
at s, celebrant. the Rt Rev. Joseph M
prayer and sermon at 10:45 by the Rev
Francis Tetu. rector of st. Georges P. E.
church.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance-The
Rev James Harper, pastor. Morning
theme, CoWorkerS With God; night.
L Am Set for the Defence of the Gospel"
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Broadway Baptist-The Rev. R M bod
rll. pastor Morning theme Mans Su.
preme Need; night. Preaching Right
eouSness."
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FIRST Friends-Combined services will bt
held at $50 with L. o. Brown speaking
on Secret Things"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

St Louis .......... 20l OIL 900 10 9
Boston ............ 900 900 100 ?
Carleton and V. Davis; Rehm. Barrett.
Msngum and Spohrer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at St. Louis.
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