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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

Dr. Robert DuBois, interne at St. Marys, can't see anything but an overwhelming Navy victory over Yale the spacious Bowl in New Haven You can't blame Doc though for his young brother Ray will probably see little action with the Mdshpmen Doc has been boost inp the Annapolis eleven to the skies to his hospital CO., horts all week and already has talked many of them into purchasing ducats The convinced ones include Dr Thomas Tobin, Dr. Charles Larkin, Dr. J. Henry NC Crath Dr. Samuel Atkins Frank Lahey, Martin Holer- an Tom Calvin and Albert Brade. However the Eli team looks good from the Tower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18
SIZZLING PLATTER
Good Evening.

Whether it's fish, whether tripe, It really doesn't matter; Chops perhaps, or well-browned duck, As long as it's a sizzling platter. Hear it sizzle as it comes your way, Meath a great big cover hid, Juicy steak or baby chicken That misses when you lift the lid, All surrounded by lots of etceteras, Vegetables in season and such, French fried potatoes hot as Well-you know just how much. Whether it's this, whether that, Or frogs legs it doesn't matter As long as it gets to you piping hot, The succulent sizzling platter.
 -Em Elm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

The autumn foliage is at it's best right now as ride through the country will attest But to those not fortunate enough to be able to afford car trip on foot up to the hills off Highland avenue will repay for the time spent. Among the two prettiest side streets that are really beautiful Chipman and Fox very coorfu sight may be enjoyed by looking down M gorgeous pictures for the eyes to admire at these 4teS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

Notes from coIumnist's cuff The Oakvile Pin Company is buster than before in the history Of the plant The Jewish boycott of German-made pins ing day and night . Fred Weidorn public relations counsel for the Turner's extends invitation to be guest at the testimonial dinner to William M Pump tomorrow night at the Turner's hall Turkey IS on the menu and that's my weakness. Thanks kindly Fred.
 Joseph Boger has been placed in charge Of survey ing the state forest lands in Canaan, working with crew of CCCers from Camp Cross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-18

The question is often asked: What shall write about? No doubt you asked yourself this question The majority of people do not write because they thnK and fooshy train themselves to believe that writing themes is bore and hardship not thinking and re- garding the fact that every achievement Tn e taxes situation when given inspiration travelling through the during the autumn season they gaze on the bv the immaculate handiWork of the Creator? An 1n- descrbabe feeling tranquility and rest hangs over the faded woodlands and holds you pleased that ne or she is alive together with the cool blue sky spotted here and there with floating alabaster clouds over wide elds of vined pumpkins You cannot avoid sense oi spt it
 a thoug ghtfulness you glance at the fallen and With stream of bubbling water seeking their way somewhere be forgotten after serving with shade during drive out in the warm midday air and say unqueston- ably that October is the grandest time of year. That certainly is something to write about
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
Marion Miley to
Face Mrs. Atwood
Young Rivals TangIe for
Western Golf Title.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Aug. 10 Weary
from a solid week of the sternest
sort Of competitive golf, Mrs. June
Beebe Atwood of Chicago and Ma
rion Miley Of Lexington, KY, fight
it out over the long 36-hole route to-
day for the Women's Western golf
title.
Both the diminutive Mrs. Atwood
and the slender, boyish Marion
gained the finals round by close
margins yesterday. The former de-
feated Marion Leachman, San Fran
cisco, 2 and l, while Miss Miley eked
out a one up victory in 10 holes over
Margaret Russell, Detroit.
Mrs. Atwood is a slight favorite.
The fighting spirit Of Miss Miley,
however, appeared destined to stand
her in good stead in the gruelling
finals. The 20-year-old TRANSMITS
sissippi champion found herself four
down to Miss Leachman at the end
of u holes yesterday. Bracing, she
took five out of the next six holes
to square the match, then went on
to win the first extra hole.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
80 Entries Received
for City Net Meet

With more than 80 entries already
filed, the lists for the city tennis
tournament at Hawthorn Club
courts will close Sunday noon.
Among the outstanding contenders
in the mems singles are Ralph
Burns, Gene Demmary, Harry and
Norman VonBurg, George Horst,
Dan Morgan and Carl Shade Of In
dianapolis and Thornburg and
Poore Of Anderson.
In the women's singles, out
standing entries are Muriel Adams
and Alta Place of Indianapolis,
Virginia Baxter of Lafayette and
Lucille Daley of Saginaw, Mich.
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Baseball
n II
indie cndent, Amateur, League
and Semi-PrO News and Notes.

City Aug IS and at willow Branch Aug:
IS A game is wanted for Sunday. and
Sept. and ?. Wire Earl Fertig, 1850
Cord Piston Rings who have won IS
state team for Sunday. Call Ii 1901 be-
tween a. m. and $50 D. m. ask for Art
Paugh.
loTing nine at Mars Hill Sunday at 80.
Longstreet and PAXTON will form the Con-
talner battery
Rushyire Merchants will tackle the
strong Dayton Marcos at Rushville Sunday.
Marcos fast Negro club, have won their
last six games.
Hope Merchants, one. Of the leading
TO schedule a night game in Indianapolis.
E. c. Atkins. Rockwoods and Kingans,
notice. Write Lloyd Shepherd, Hope. Ind.
The Merchants are scheduled to play
Leon Tailors Sunday.
Indianapolis Hoosier Cubs. Negro team,
would like TO schedule a state game sun
day. Call DR.. 5so7-W between 4 and 6
p. m.
Indianapolis Turner's would like to book
a fast club for Aug. Is. Write Jess
Lewis, 1909 w. Vermont-st, Indiana polls.
Gross Funeral Home nine will tackle
Sexton Brothers Coal Co. in a return
battle at 2:30 Sunday at Garfield No. l.
IN recent game, the Gross club captured
to decision and Sections are out
for revenge. The Funeral Home team
would like to sign a good second bsseman.
See George S. Waite, 1925 Linden-st.
Indianapolis Reserves defeated the
Greenfield Merchants. 7 to 2, Bud Camp
bell allowing the Merchants only two hits.
The winners collected Is blowes of King
ery. The Reserves are without a game
for SUNDAY. Strong state clubs wire A.
Monroe. POOL Roosevelt-av. Indianapolis.
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California Juniors
Play in Net Finals
Los Angeles Teammates to
Clash at Culver.

RV IHtCd Press
CULVER. Ind. Aug 1O.-Robert
Riggs and Joseph Hunt. Los Ange-
les youths. met on the courts of
Culver Military Academy today for
the national junior singles tennis
championship. The pair, partners
in the junior doubles play. will
meet Lawrence Nelson and Robert
Underwood for the doubles crown.
Seymour Greenberg. Chicago,
meets IsadOre Bells. Philadelphia,
in the boys singles finals.
Hunt, playing his first year as a
junior, eliminated the tournament
favorite. Robert Hartman. of Berke-
ley. Cal. "a, rs, in the singles
semi finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10
SOFTBALL GOSSIP

Dean Bros. defeated Real Silk softball
set Indianapolis Machine nine. 8 10 /.
For night and road games with Deans.
call LI3432. ask for Carey
Indiana National Bank softbal team de-
feeted j. T. " Hill at Douglas. 10 ?.
bosch pitched good ball for the winners.
Fred Belzer IS requested TO call HA-i354-W
after D. N. Ask for Rocky. Teams want
ing games call same number.
Prest-O-Lite Co. softbau team will be
host 10 Paddle Club al Speedway diamond
Sunday at $50 a. m. Prest-O-Lites have
won % OF 80 games this season and Pad
die Club has lost only two starts IN 20
Hormell or Stewart viii pitch for Paddle
Club. with Flanagan and Mitchell on the
Prest-O-Lite mound.
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II SOftbdU Teams
Enter City Tourney

Fourteen teams have entered the
Marion County section of the state
softball tourney, it was announced
here, and many more are expected
before the deadline tomorrow noon.
Drawings will be made late tomor-
row, with play starting early next
week.
The following clubs already are
entered: Citizens Gas Co., Dean
Brothers, Prest-O-Lite, Eli Lilly
Link Belt, lockwood A. c., Third
Ward Democrats, Greer A. c., Pad
die Club, Little Giants A. c., King
ans, Indiana National Bank. Haw-
thorne Smokers and Howard Street
Cubs.
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AT SUFFOLK DOWNS

First Race $1,000; claiming; 2-year-olds;
six lurlOngs l-XLady Carrot, los; KIT.
Trarrock. Ill: xCash Book. 1903: Jolly
Ca 1913. xla1 Narise. l06, Above Board.
liz; xSighting Bar. Ill
falH. Newsletter entry.
Second Race $1,000: claiming; 3-year-
olds and up; SIX furlOngsJ -xQueen Helen,
l0l; Chain, lis, XHigh Hand II, lO3;
xCurrants. los: Hoops, ZIG; Saturnlno,
ll3; xChiiiad, III.
Third Race $1,000; claiming; 5-year-olds
and up. one and one-siXteenth miles =
Hidden Lore. Ill; XAppomattoX, l05, Joe
xWaswanappi, 10: a Social Climber, ll3;
Flatrock, il8; xPatcheye, 1903; xBright
Melody 106; Catino. ll3; Try It. 1l3;
xTristrap. lOs. xMoresoris, 1903; Good
talMrs. a. NJ. creech entry.
Fourth Race $1,000, claiming; Swear
olds and up; six furlongsl -xsolItaary; lO4'
"a Coin. 100; lslThe Heather, IA, Up
sweep. ia; xDove OF Peace, SO; Polly B,
100; xCommsndman, 1O9: Blade Edge, l09
Great Haste, l09 Leana G, 100. VIC
forum, ll4; xson Richard, lo4; Condos
CsiMrs. F. West and Mrs. E. Haughton
entry.
Fifth Race $4,000; the Lexington Con
cord Stakes; 3-year-olds; mile and six
teenthi-Red Ensign. III; ,Brophy, lo8
Hardware i'll; IA Gov. Shoitz. Ill; Con-
dimate ll9; Best Bid, 1903; Happy Helen,
1903, lalUp and Up. 1903, JubilargO. l08.
tal Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Show entry.
sizth Race $4,000; the Plunkett. Handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; six furlongs -
Sergt. Byrna 1872; Ca)Our Mae, 1902; Lad
field. 12l; The Darb. l07; Ajaccio, III;
Can't Remember, 1903: Happy Go, ITO.
Ia Mrs. A. NJ. Creech entry.
Seventh Race $1,000; claiming: Swear
olds; mile and 10 yardsl-Pocket. 107;
Make. 1903; XChewswa. 112; Light Brook
l9l; Orthroprism, 100; "a Single Ra-
gan. us: xLady Flinders. los; XHigh FL
nance, l07: XLittle Dinah. 1O1.
ta)Mrs. F. West entry.
Eighth Race $1,000; claiming; 3-year-
3 qI and up; mile and seventy yards.
CGIhaevigny. I03; xB6oocap, 1903; Herkimer.
lo2; Grandpa's Boy, l0S Ze-
var. 113
Weather, clear; track. fast
XApprentice allowance claimed.
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Race Entries TODAY

Laughter. 112: Bungler. lis; Doran. us;
(al-W. Williamson entry,
olds s'G and E ap six siG furo6gs Unce less
3 3CoE os 1q cSpt var Rel III xBT MS5
Grand Wav 1903, Broadstep. III; High
Bottfqmq Ill Smgggl ed In IA Homer
XDon Romir0, los: xTechnocrat, l06;
XChief Pilot 1903; Night Jasmine. 4O9'
and up; one lej-xPompous Genie, 100;
Prewar 112: XFanfern, 101; Brains 107;
o xp 4GS N Pos Frlo Hope
100: xDokas. 100: General Pulaski. 1l2;
Visigoth, II2; Chief Mourner lO5' xsynod'
100
Fourth Race $1,000; allowances; -2-year-
olds; FIVE and one-haf furlongs)-My Co
n Brilliant IT light POI io8 U Bust amy iSIi
Nick's Gal no; Nedrow 108 Bustanybody,
1903; talHigher Cloud, 1l3
(a)L. E. Komorous entry.
Fifth Race 1000; allowances 3-year-
olds and up; one mile)-Sir Ridgeway, l0l;
lens Zen Son IGS PasS StTid eS 3d. 9s SAL
Turkey, 1903; Foggy Night, 1Ol; Pan
toufle, 80.
Sixth Race $4,000; the Crete Handicap
Wagon. lO7; Gay Monarch, lO8; IA On
rush, l08 Silent Shot. los: Blessed Event,
l lS8 My Dandy no; Khamseen, 1927
Sim Rosis 1855 chief che ERe 49,
Cloud D Or, ITO; Ted Clark. IFS: Silk
Mask, 80; Transmutable. 106; Isaiah. lis:
Wee BeSsa. SO; Myrtle Wood, 1l2
(b) Corinto lO8; West Main. liz.
"a Mrs. R. Pollard entry. dbl. E. Ko-
morous entry.
Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up; one and one-siXteenth miles,
Easy. ia: XWhippercracker 1O9: xRe-
spect. 1903, XBurning Up 100: xExponent
lO8; Chauvenet, ll2; Busy Spain, liz; Boy
Valet. Ia.
Eighth Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds ana up; one and one-eighth miles,
Technocracy. 116; The Singer 112; Ned O.
IA; Oswego Princess, 100; Bistrita, 1O4;
Cohier, liz: Para Four, Ill; xBataille, 104;
XBattling Girl. los.
Ninth Race Substitute $780, claiming;
Flash. ITO; xCongenial. los; Polas Flag,
ITO; Prince Sulieman. IFS; xImlay. IS;
xWhizz James. ITO: Cav Cav us: Creole
Bird. ITO; Valley. ITO; Dian. lis; Rouless
l15; George Maypole. lis; Murpheys Luck
10.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
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Late Rallies Bring
Victory to Atkins

The f. c. Atkins nine rallied in
the last two innings, tailed four
runs and defeated the strong Rock
wood nine. to 4. under the lights
at Perry Stadium last night.
The winners collected IL hits to
five for the losers. T. Wilbur led
the Atkins attack with three blows
Young and Hurt pitched for At
klnS and O'Neal and Waldren for
the Rockwoods. Errors were three
against the Atkins club and two
against lockwood
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Births

Girls
Merrill and Gladys Marrow 1908 West
Morris.
Lowell and Grace Jones' 23O6 Indianap-
oils
Earl and Lucille Smith 2O39 Adams
Elva and Kathryn Galway. APT S, Key
stone
Lester and Ida Edwards 1852 Kentucky.
= Carvin and Virginia Pryor 80 East
RAYMOND and Doris Armstrong. St. Vim
cent Hospital.
Joseph and Blanche Callahan, ST. Vim
cent Hospital.
Paul and Mary Koran. st. Vincent Hos
Goeber and Mary ohmert, St. Vincent
Donald and Lorene Henley, St. Vincent
Hospital.
Robert and Charlotte Byrne, St. Vim
John and Helen Fobes, st. Vincent Hos
pital.
Boys
Alvin and Marcella Lambert, zoos S.
Meridian.
Harry and Esther Kastan, st. Vincent
Hospital
Henry and Ernestine Trainer, st. Vim
cent Hospital.
Nunzio and Mayracia Natalie st. Vim
cent Hospital.
Kenneth and Dorothy Brossart. St. Vim
cent Hospital.
pital.
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GRID CLINIC ARRANGED
Bv Times Special

By Times Special
LA PORTE, Ind, Aug. 10.-Elmer
Layden of Notre Dame, Noble Kizer
of Purdue and 30 McMillin Of In
diana Will serve as instructors at a
football clinic for high school play
ers Of central and northern Indiana
here Sept. 4.
Coach Chuck Bennett Of La Porte
and Coash Andy Gill of Michigan
City are in charge OF the event.
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AT SARATOGA

AT SARATOGA
One Best-Beefsteak.
/ Movie Lass, Snowshoe, East
ward.
2. Rhadamanthus, Rock Lad, Pop
pyman.
3. Red Rain, Tintagel, Postage
Due.
4. Black Buddy, Dartle, Miss Mer-
riment.
). Discovery, Top Row, Only One.
6. Beefsteak, Apprentice. Red jug.
T. Inferno Lad, Candle Fly, Wish
ing Star.
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CTIONS FOR TODAY
AT SUFFOLK DOWNS
One Best-Hardware.

AT STUFF ULh UUWNo-
One Best-Hardware
/. Above Board, Dr.. Traprock,
Cash Book.
2. High Hand II, Chain, Satur-
nino.
3. Creech Entry, Hidden Lore,
Catino.
4. Dove of Peace, Quick, Com
mandman.
5. Hardware, Candidate, Best Bid.
6. Ajaccio, Ladfleld, Sergt. Byrne.
7. Chewewa, Light Brook, High
Finance.
g. Centerlane, Grandpas Boy, Jack
CheVignV.
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Deaths

Henry c. Marine, SO, at Methodist Hos
pital carcinoma.
John J. Sears, Al, at Long Hospital.
carcinoma.
Joseph E. Jeffries. IA. at 1927 N. Della
ware, hypostatic pneumonia.
Geneve B Morris 10, at 1905 N Del
aware, chronic myocarditis
George A Lee, 50. at 1908 West Yer
mont, cerebral hemorrhage.
Rose L. Whitehead, 70. at Long Hos
pital, cirrhosis of liver.
Harry Troy IS, at City Hospital. hypo-
static pneumonia.
John William Rust 70. at 1901 Villa,
Katie Wakeheld, So. at ITO Martindale,
hYmiplegia.
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Second Race $1,000: claiming; Swear
olds and up; SIX furlOngs Helen,
l0l: Chain, lis; XHigh Hand II, lO3;
LIZ xChlliad- LII
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Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up; one and one-siXteenth miles,
Easy, ia XWhippercracker, 1O9 XRe-
Spect, 1903; XBurning Up 1O9: xExponent.
lO8; Chauvenet, ll2; Busy Spain, l14; Boy
Valet, Ia.
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AT LINCOLN FIELDS
One ReSt-Hieher Cloud.

l. Thatagal, Batting Eye. Hose.
2. Homer L., Don Romiro, Snug
gled In.
3. Brains, Dokas, Hope Eternal.
T. Higher Cloud, Nedrow. Two Bob.
5. Bandalore, Cotton Club, Pan
tOufe.
6. Myrtle Wood, West Main, Crout
Au Pot.
7. Boy Valet, Whippercracker,
Easy.
8. Technocracy, Golfer, The
Singer.
9. Prince Sulieman, Whizz James,
Uluniu.
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AT LINCOLN FIELDS

First Race $1,000: mai6ens: 2-year-olos:
i've and one-han furlongs1 -Freeze. lis:
Bistourian. ll5. Epinioue. lis: Quiet
Please. us. sun Voter lis. Capuche. li2:
Mount Augburn. IFS: Parsley III. Hat
cheek as: ZSar. lis: HennesSey lis. on
wentsia. li2. Batting Eve. lis: Hose. us:
sal Brilliant State. ia Thatagal. H.: Lost
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AT DADE PARK
Ornn Rncf-I onannNrnOd

AT DADE PARK
One Best-LancewOOd.
l. Playmaster, Pat c., Sora.
2. Hi Hun, Johnny Tight, Alma
rine.
3. FL Bandito, Flying Red, Ellen
Fisher.
4. Dauntless Miss, Booms Pal,
Wild Gus.
5. Lakewood, Geo. Gable, Baby
Princess.
6. Fiji, Gold Standard, Flint Shot.
7. Jessie Dear, South Bend,
Paul T.
8. Transbird, Royal Sport, Bet
tina.
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Marriage Licenses

William Haggard %, Acton, radio
techniciap, and Only shipp, Is, Acton,
housekeeper.
Edgar Lower. 35. of 924 English-av.
counterman, ano Irene Banks, %, of 523
N Alabama-st, housekeeper.
Charles Cones, q, Danville, Ill, clerk,
and Mary Cooke, 10, of 225 Blue Ridge-rd,
housekeeper.
Russell Hunt. "a, Marion paper box es-
timator, and Euva Mae Hunt, 3d. Oak
landon. practical nurse.
Earl Doyle, IS, of $50 N Oxford-st. night
Waterman. and Rosalyn Lents, Is. of 2614
E. North-st. housekeeper.
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INSISGER RACE WINNER

nN fMtt SptCfdt
LOS ANGELES. Aug. lo.-Finish-
ing the IS laps in Is minutes 5 sec
onds. Harris Insinger, young Phila-
delphian. captured the main event
on the Ascot Speedway racing pro-
gram Thursday.
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FUQUA WINS 2 EVENTS
Former l. L. Star Shines for L. S.
Touring Track Squad.

BIZ Times Special
ZURICH. Switzerland, Aug. 10
Ivan FIqua, former Indiana u.
star, and Eulace Peacock, Temple u.
Negro flash, led the touring Amer
lean track team 10 victory here
Thursday. The Yankees won y out
of Is events, Fuqua taking the 200
meter dash in % seconds and 400
meters in Sis. Peacock won the
100 meters in los and broad jump
at % feet.
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EARLY BOWLING NOTES

The Delaware Bowling League
will meet at the Delaware alleys
Monday night, Aug. II, at 7:45. All
team captains are requested to be
present.
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Elks League bowlers will hold a
session at the Antler alleys next
Thursday night at o'clock. Team
captains notice.
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Building Permits

G. J. Street 452 N Belmont-av, $500,
one story office
Ben Barker, 2727 E. Westinghouse. $500.
addition to filling station
E. w. Little, 2702 E. Westinghouse, $3.50,
change store front
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Tigers 1 to 3
to Take Flag;
Giants 1 to 2
Broadway Commissioner Is
Uncertain About N. |.
Figures.
BY HENRY SUPER
Tnifed Pr SAT Cnrres non dent


NEW YORK. Aug. 10-Odds are
shortening and more big money"
is being Wagered now that the ma
jor league teams are swinging into
the stretch, Jack Doyle, Broadway
commissioner said today.
The Detroit Tigers. who were 9
10 5 in April to win the American
League pennant, are now backed
heavily at l TO in Doyle's books.
No bets are being taken for the
Tigers t. place second or third.
In the National League, the New
York Giants are ID 10 win, 1-6 to
place and no bets for third The St
Louis Cardinals, who trail the
Giants by g. games, are 70 l to
win and the Chicago Cubs, in third
place. are TO I. Both are "Out" for
third.
But you never can tell about
those National League odds" Doyle
said. Next week when the Cards
and Giants clash. the Red Birds
may become favorites and the
Giants drop back 10 the second
spot II looks like a three cornered
battle to me and our odds in that
leaeut vary from DAY tC day de-
pending where the teams stand"
The Chicago White SoX, who were
100 TO l against capturing first place
in the American League at the be-
ginning Of the season, now are 10 l.
The longest Odds-l00O to 1-are
offered bettOrs on either the ST.
Louis Browns or Boston Braves,
cellar occupants of their respective
divisions.
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AT DADF PARK

First Race $500: claiming: 3-vear-olds
and IN: six furlonCs l-Sora. l09 Lonell,
IO7. Honor Her. 100. XFloorman. l09;
xPlaymaster. l06: xPat c. lI3: Anna V L.
lis.
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Second Race 5000; .maidens: 2-year-
Sbi Broadway Wild. lis 81 Griddle Cake
u.s. Porcellus, ll2: Captain JeTers, rs:
General Boy; ll5 lalBon Centme lI2;
rs: Tristram us. Gradivius. lis: ia Hi
Hun. us: BUSY Daughters. ll2: XOn the
Aimarine. liz: CclTaipan. us: tc)Bay
Memory. lis.
ia lMosley and Crump entry; (bl Cor
ham and Young entry; tclknebelkamp
and Cronan entry.
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ANN UNCE M ENTS
| Death Notices


BLACK, OTIS-Brother of Mrs. ]. T. Hol-
comb and Mrs. w. F. Spring Of New
YoTf e ely A RaSsfe svay EHaSy i MKf
UARY, Saturday 4:30 p. m. Burial
Grown Hill.
GILMORE, HARLEY R.-Beloved son of
Frank and Leta .Elmore and brother of
Thoman departed this life Thursday,
Aug. 8th. Funeral Monday, Aug. 18th, at
residence, 63l n. DavidSon-st. at 10 a. m.
Burial Mt. Jackson cemetery. Friends in
vited. Funeral under direction of MOORE
& KIRK.
GALPIN, JOHN KENNEDY = OF 21O2
Broadway, beloved husband OF Helen
nedy Cabin. son of Leila Kennedy CAL
pin, brother of Mrs. William Rogers OF
Chevy Chase. Md, and Bill Galpin of
indianapolis, passed away Aug: s, 1885.
age IS years. Funeral Saturday, 1870
p. m. at above address. Burial Rushville.
Ind Friends invited Friends may call
at his home any time after p. m Fri
BEANBLossoM SERVICE
HOGAN, THOMAS Sophisticated hus-
band of Annie Hogan, died Wednesday.
Aug. T, at his late home. north OF
R1s 49, $50 and H. from the S edeno
Services at st. Malachrs church.
Brownsburg. 9 a. m. Interment at ST.
Malachi,s Cemetery Friends invited
SHEEHAN. KATE Beloved mother Of
Hazel NJ. and Kenneth Shechan and
Mrs George Bills. departed this life
Thursday. Aug. 8. Funeral Satur lay Aug.
10 at the residence. 1918 East 25th-st,
$50 a. m. and ST. Francis d. Sales
Church a m. Burial Holy Cross Gene
terry. Friends invited. Funeral under the
direction of MOORE & KIRK.
WELLS, MRS. MARANDA-Beloved mother
Of Mrs. Maude Mccoy Mrs. Forest Over
street. william and Robert Wells. and
Mrs. Anna NJ. Buck deceased, passed
away at the residence of her grand
daughter. Mrs. Zadel Whiting Wednes-
day afternoon. Services az the FLAN-
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Satur-
day. ) .. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill.