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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-03
Amateur Bicycle
Races Scheduled
Events in Two Glasses Here
Aug. II.

State championship amateur OIL
cycle races for juniors and seniors
will be held at the Indiana State
Playground Aug IL. Four riders
are entered in the Junior division
They are Robert Burgess, John
RagSdale Jr.. William McClish and
Kenneth Pollitt.
Four fast riders will compete for
the Senior honors. They are Ed
win Schilling, Hugh Lamb, Ralph
Stewart and Robert Paulsen. There
will be five-mile and 10-mile Junior
races and a 25-mile Senior event on
Aug. IL.
on Aug. Is a 50-mile Senior clas-
sic will be run. The public is in
vited TO attend free of charge
Charles f. Weir, Indianapolis, will
be in charge. He IS the local rep
resentatiye of the Amateur Bicycle
League of America.
On Aug. 10 there Will be a g.
mile Olympic tryout event at Day
ton, O.. and the above riders are
invited to participate. Mr.. Weir
says Indianapolis bicycle dealers will
make arrangements TO transport BIZ
cycles to Dayton and return for the
riders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-03
BATTLE CREEK NAMED
FOR ARCHERY EVENT

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3.-Na-
tional Archery Association will
shoot its 1886 annual tournament in
Battle Greek, Mich, it was an
nounced yesterday as bowmen con-
cluded the 1885 tournament here.
H. A. Parmentier, of Kalamazoo.
Mich, was named national presi-
dent.
Gilman Keasey, of Corvallis. Ore,
won the national mems champion
ship in the four-day meet with a
total score of 2870. Larry Hughes,
OF Burbank, Cal, was second, with
28l4, and Ralph Miller, Everett.
Wash, third, with 2645.
George F. Margin. Evansville.
Ind, had a score of 24OO.
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Baseball
Independent. Amateur, League
and Sen1i-Pro News and Notes.

J. H. ,Taylors travel to Knightstown Sun
day. The team is in need of a good
catcher, and any player desiring the posi-
ton is requested to get in touch with the
Taylor manager, H. E. wheel lilo S.
Easiest. before tonight The team has
open dates in August and September.
Rose Tires meet Waits Terminal in
Capital City League League game at Riv-
erslde No. today at 8. Ben Hagen
and Berry will form the Tire teams bat
hand by 1880.
Due to a conflict in dates the Mohawk
Indians will meet the 18th Infantry at
II. Harrison tomorrow, instead of the
Kroger A. c.
Forty-sixth Street Merchants play Blk
The game is scheduled for 230. The Mer-
chants desire games. Call WA-2823 and
ask for Bill.
Hendrix Bros. team of Bloomington
desires home games for August and Sep
TENDER. Teams desiring to book games
should write Hendrix Bros, Bloomington,
Ind, or phone 5019.
Ramblers play at Rocklane tomorrow. A
game is wanted by the team for Aug. IL.
Plainfeld, Arcadia and jamestown pre-
ferred. Write Earl Fertig, 1450 Blalne-av.
Auto Glass Co has re-organized and
desires a practice game for tomorrow
morning at Riverside No. 5. Call Riley 2974
and ask for Bill.
Bennett Coal Co meets the Minton Ice
team tomorrow at Garfield No. l.
Maccab bees will play a double-header at
Ben Davis tomorrow The first game will
begin at o'clock Maccabees have dates
in August and September open. Write to
o. l. Macy, 1l79 N. Tibbs-av. Indian
apolis.
Drinks Incorporated team has scheduled
a game with the Riverside A. AS to be
played at Garfield No. tomorrow at 3
p. m. All Drinks players are asked to re-
port early.
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Seventh Race $500; claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; mile and furlongl Brown
i12: Top Hattie. ITO: Dunfern. lis; Blind
Hills. lis; Dispeller, lis; Pacheco, liz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-03
Noted N. D. Grid Stars
to Attend Opening of
George Gipp Memorial

By 7 imes Special
LAURIUM. Mich. Aug. 3-Elmer
Layden. athletics director at Notre
Dame University. along with many
other former Irish football stars,
will gather here today to pay
tribute to George Gipp, Notre
Danes all-American half back OF
1920. who died later.
The memory Of the great athlete
will be honored when the George
Gipp Memorial park is dedicated in
the shadows Of his boyhood home.
Many other sport luminaries are
expected 10 Join Gipp's ex-team-
mates in the dedicatory ceremonies.
Gipp, during his activities at the
South Bend institution, in 1888
20. gallopeS over the gridirons of
the country 10 become one of the
greatest players Of al time.
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Stredcher Picked As
WeStfalPs Mat Foe

Bud WeStfall will make his first
local appearance as a wrestler in a
One-fall bout on the weekly mat
program at the Illinois Arena Mon
day night Opposing Westfal will
be Al Streacher, who has grappled
for local patrons several times.
Westfan quit actual mat action TO
take up refereeing some years ago.
but following a recent suspension in
the role as an artiter. he decided
to prove his mat merits from an
other angle.
The main event Monday will
match Gordon Arquette against
Cecil Pedigo. The match IS to settle
a former disputed decision. Bob
Blake will tackle an opponent as yet
unnamed in the Semi-windup.
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Marriage Licenses

George Durler. 30 of 1898 Newman-st
shoe shop manager and Dorothy Vaughn
Is, of 355 N. Jefferson-st, cashier.
Dennis Gillum. 81. Linton Ind lineman
and zimro Price. q, of 1920 N. McPher-
son-st housekeeper.
Edward Heiber SO. Chicago mechanic
and Beatrice Meadows, %, of 1244 N. Dear
born-st. housekepeer.
owen Thompson, IS. of 218 S. Emerson
av. salesman. and Dorothy MOuntjoy. 49,
of 216 S. EmeTson-av, salesWoman.
Thomas Kellems, "a Fl. Benjamin Har-
rison. soldier, and Ruth Coy. &c. of 1926
S. Delaware-st, assembler.
Alvin Wylie. %, of 1857 Hiatt-st, eleva.
tor starter. and Cecil May Culver, 10, OF
1915 Ingomar-st, housekeeper
John Frantz. 81 of 946 N Tuxedo-st
clerk and Edna Bennett "a. of 302 S
Audobon-rd. secretary.
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BAND ana orchestra instruments repaired.
expert: guar work PEARSON CO..
NC. i2S n. Penn. LI-55i3.
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Douglas Brown, II. of 1910 Shelby, car
cinoma.
Jennie Hanna, 81, 1918 Park. pulmonary
tuberculosis.
John Walker Bryant, AZ. Veterans Hos
pital, broncho pneumonia.
Thomas Andrews. months, Riley Hos
pital, whooping cough.
Laura A. Smith. 50, at 22o1 N. Alabama
uremia.
Clara Madonna Clark. 10. at Methodist
Hospital. CASTRO enteritis
Edward Davis. II. at City Hospital, ar
Jane Pinkstaf. IS, Of l412 Central,
chronic myocarditis.
Moses L. Goldberg, 81. at 4321 Broad
way, broncho pneumonia
Sarah l. Kiriin, 81, at 1898 N. Illinois.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Marie Mathilda Ketter. IL, at City Hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Willis Rolln Nusbaum, 81. at Methodist
Hospital. septicaemia.
Isaac c. Drew, IS. in canal drawing.
Clara I. Ashinger, rs, at 1863 Brookside,
cerebral hemorrhage. r.
William v. Burrows, 4s. in canal, drown
ing
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AT ARLINGTON PARK


First Race $500: claiming: 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongsl-Toppling l04: Fair
Image, IoS; Boiling Point. los; High Bot
shav g. ~ SFck a9sq l a. st aMHnfs
olds and up: six furlongsl MEAN Brown.
l02; xAmy Cooper. 1903: Mabel Krasa 100:
0gee III; XLove Sick, 95; xIrish Wake.
l06; French knight. 100; xDessner. 104.
Third Race $4,000: claiming: 2-year-
olus: I'VE and one half furlongsl-judge
fsdy io4 "a xB1 G7Sha 49, Ma afT 1pun ~
Irouper III; Bushmaster. ITO; Higher
Fourth Race $1,000 3-year-olds; six fur
lonrsl-(a Chief Cherokee. III: tblAd-
vantage, loI; Slim Rosie, III; (alcorinto,
Sir Ridgway. ia; Billy Bee, lo4 a -Of'
tb)J. J. Coughlin entry.
Fifth Race $500; claiming; s-vear-olds
and up; one mile)-xMapie Ricca, e5:
xFanfern, 100; xRip Van Wrinkle. IO5 Re-
servist. 100: xPrince Pest. Ito; xBrains,
ITO; Hueu, lo3.
Sixth Race 1920 600; added: the Ar
I Lagton pPutturity; 2-year-oldS; six fur
cocksde' lis Delphini1m. ii2: b-ssngr "a /
III: Deliberator. ll9: b-Forever Yours lie:
TintaEel. III; Nedrow. lit: c-Grand Slam.
1872: Val Victorian. ll9: c-Nizht PLAY. III:
Bold Venture. III Bright Light il9: Cold
stream. i22: Sun Terry. III: Pelerine. III;
b-The Fighter. 1T.
a-Wheatlev and Phipps entry.
b-Milkv Wav Farms entry.
c-Bomar Stable entry.
Seventh Race $4,000: claiming: 4-vear-
olds and uD; one and one-eighth miles -
xFoolhardy 1902: Blast 10: xJack Biensr.
l02. xCherokee Sal. 81: Uluniu. l07 xOld
Lady. 81.
Eighth Race 1890: claiming: 3-vear-
oldS and up: one and one-tighth miles
xRoyal Rover, So. xSweet Gal i03. xTad-
caster. los. xSherron. Ill: waterproof. i03:
Walkslong. ii3; xCongenial 1903
X-Apprentlcs allowance claimed.
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4. Sun Erin. High Delight. Little
Dinah
5. Just Fun, Primute, Flying Dere.
s. Time Supply, Purple knight,
Ebony Lady.
7. Treasury Key. Chatterfol, Great
Lover
8. Matthias, Tight Wad, Paper
Profits.
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AT SARATOGA

AT SARATOGA
One Best-Top Row.
l. Sun Arena, Greek Fire, Steel
Cutter.
?. Night Retreat, Louis DOR, Red
Shank.
3. Red Rain, Bien Joh. Support
T. Phillippi Boy, Bveau, Gold
Buckle.
5. Top Row, Stand Pat, Peace
Chance.
6, Split Second, Sweet as Sugar,
My Dainty.
T. Tempestuous, Mickey's Man,
DruSus.
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PET PAID FOR IN FULL

By meS Npccl1I
CHICAGO, Aug. Second Base
man Tony Pet today was the I'M
disputed property of the Chicago
White Sox. The White Sox Thurs
day paid to Cincinnati SIS 900 which
was promised the Reds if the Chi
cago club kept Piet past July 81.
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Sixth Race THE Ypres Purse. $500;
claiming: 3-vear-old and up; mile and
observation-disclosures Ace, ITO; Luna Mica,
108 xHoptoit, los; Carhan Queen, 100;
xMy Surprise, SO; Later on, 102; Black
Stockings, 112.
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Personals

HAIR CUT. shampoo. wave all for 25c
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 40l Roosevelt big
WE repair broken plates and offer new
plates lowest price DIR o o CARTER
dentist. 46 N Fennsylvama-St RI-l250
COLD PONY kegs. 4 gallon. CIRCLE CITY
BEER for special social events Call
INDIANA BREWERIES. INC. RI-65O8
WRITE ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY How
to be a Beauty Operator" 401 Roose-
welt bldg.
DRESSMAKING- Wash dresses. 81 50; silk
dresses, $3.50; alterations reasonable
HA-3679-J
NEW DODGE truck for rent, SO evenings;
S. up Sundays. Good for picnics 621
N Wallace
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AT DEVONSHIRE-
One BeSt-OutremOnt

/. War Saint, Kyso, Feudal Lord.
2. Outremont, Chance Queen,
LeXy
3. Reverberate, Racketeer, Sun
Mate.
4. Inherit. Shoeless Joe, Borsodi.
5. Direct Hit, Unencumbered Nc
Carthy.
6. Black Stockings, My Surprise,
Luna Mica.
7. Dunfern, Publication, Dispeller
s. Anna x, Col Hatfield, San Lu
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Sixth Race $4,000: The Puritan Handi-
sixteenth milesl-Hardware 102; Howard,
49, Up And Up 90: Ladfeld 11s; Ebony
Lsdy 1917 "a Dowdv Dell, 101: fc) San~
vest. 100: (alBoston Brook. 1O5 Time
Supply. 49, fclPurple knight, 1903
(alG. L. Hamilton and w. A. Jones
entry.
GA. G. Vanderbilt entry.
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AT ARLINGTON

AT ARLINGTON
One BeSt-BrainS.
l. Well Heeled, Starflash, High
Bottom.
2. Jean Brown, Amy Cooper,
French Knight.
3. Higher Cloud, BushmaSter,
Bill l.
4. Chief Cherokee. Corinto, Slim
Rosie.
5. Brains, Rip Van Wrinkle, Prince
Pest.
6. Deliberator, Tintagel, Cold
Stream.
7. Blast. Old Lady, Foolhardy.
8. Royal Rover, Sherron, Water
port.
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/ Fifth Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up; one mile)--xMaple Ricca. 95;
XFanfern, 100; xRip Van Wrinkle, los; Re-
servist. i06; xPrince Pest, ITO; xBrains
/ ITO; Hueu, 1903.
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RusseU-COriG Encounter
Hard-FOught Throughout
Sparkling Shots Recorded in Detail Account of Public
Links Semi-FinaI Matches.
BY DICK MILLER

In the morning round both
aceoy OF their games over the first nine holes CT play Both TOOK
AS on the out
would have piled
Every hole with Neither
h nine Coming home they settled
out 30 one holes
end Of eighteen holes, the halfway
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MAJOR LEADERS
LEADING EATERS
HOME RIMS

HOME RUNS
Greenberg. Det IS Johnson. Athletics 20
OFT Giants q Camill, PhiIIies 20
Berger. Braves 81
Runs BATTED IN
Greenberg. bet. l22 Medwck Cards So
Collins. Cards 81 Berger, Braves go
OFT, Giants -. So
RUNS
Genringer. Oct. 81 Greenberg. Tigers SO
Medwick. Cards. SIS OFT. Giants -. IS
Martin. Cards.. 81
Medwick, Cards ls6 Terry. Giants +. 1877
Herman. Cubs :. 40 Galan. Cubs -. ls4
Green5erg. De-. as Gehringer. Dst. ia
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Third Race 1880: the United States
Hotel Stakes: 2-year-olds: six furlongsl-
"a Bien Joli. 122: Ia Bow To Me. III; Red
Rain, i22: Galssc III; Ned Reign. III:
Support. III; (blPostage Due. III:
10 Speed. III. fb}Parade Girl. ia: Byrdex.
lis: Good Chance lis. He Did. lis; Teu-
fel lis: fcl Orca. lis: fci Golden Lyre. IA.
faiE. r Bradley entry. fbl A. G. VAN
derbilt entry &c VIM Ziegler Jr. and
Middleburg Stable entry.
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Race Entries Today
AT DENONSHIRE


and up; six furlongsl --.xKyso 100: Hell
Diver los; CorsinaX, 1903; XAurebon. 104;
TB9. Star, 106; War Saint, l13; Sugar JaT
Hermanita, 1o1; xMeloy, 1922 Feudal Lord.
1903
Second Race $500; 2-year-olds. FIVE and
half fuT ns Roston Pe9G 6s SUI s@6
God, 1o9: Chance queen, 1903; xsir Aiax.
1O1 la Outremont. liz; (a) Inscona, III;
1ajA. Cattaranich entry.
Third Race $1,000 claiming; 3-yesr-oleds
and up: mile and Southland
Lad, liz: xReverberate, 1903; xSun Mate,
teer ITO: Prince Ballot 102; Minnie Gage,
los; Donee. i07: Proud Princess. los; Don
Tasker. ITO; Laddy Ian. 1o7,
Fourth Race $500; the Brittania; claim
t teentb yB6rSod T 1o2 8 XFoWer Day o2
Inherit. los: knights Hope; lO4 Army Tn1
Game. 1O2; Gallant Miss, 81 Fillmore loo'
Shoeless Joe, ITO.
Fifth Race $1,000; the Bryan and
and up; mile and sixteenth l-M Me- ny
Rank. 104; Unencumbered, 10Si zevson, 99;
Pokeaway, 104.
Sixth Race The Ypres Purse; 5000;
claiming: 3-vear-old and up; mile and
Observation-Disclosures Ace, no. Luna Mica
1903; xHoptoit, los; Carhan Queen, 100;
xMy Surprise. SO; Later on, 1O2; Black
Stockings 112.
Seventh Race $500; claiming 4-year
olds and up; mile and furlonglI Brown
Admiral. lis. Wood God, ~; Publication.
l12: Top Hattie. no. Dunfern 115 Blind
Hills. lis; Dispeller lis; Pacheco, liz.
Eighth Race Substitute; $500; claiming;
4-vear-olds end up; six furlongsl -Zode
1903 Panair. 1903 Ana x, 1903; Lessing, l08;
xCol Hatfield. 1903, Logwood 1903: San Lu
105 Mobile. los; LeBruvere 108; MISS
Toucan LOG: xCharming Sir. 100: Northern
Sin. los; Wigrose, Ill: Thnughtful. l0s,
xMaemere los; xOlive SABBATH, 100:
xSweepinglv. 101 Urchin. 10S.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
weather. raining: track. sloppy
Horses listed in order of post position.
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6 TRANSFORMATION
HELP WANTED
3 Help Wanted-Ma''

EXPERIENCED plate glass glazier, SO s
State-av.
WANTED-Young man over p years OF
age good education interested IN per
manent employment. Box K 4037
SALESMAN-Ful or part time: no expe-
rience necessary: easy to sell: opportu-
nifty to earn real money. 329 Peoples
Bank bldg.
LARGE Eastern Organization has desirable
position for man with car for rural
saleswork. Must be free to travel and b.
able to leave city at once Permanent
with good immediate commissions bonus
and expense allowance to man who quail
flies See E. L. SHAFFER. Lincoln Hotel
1912 2-5 D. m.
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Yesterdays HerO-Gene SchOtt,
Cincinnati pitcher, who held the
Chicago Cubs to four hits and al
lowed only one man to reach third.
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AT Suffolk DOWNS

and r'iS up t'Ss six furiongsl @Goid Step. iii
Bobby Buxton; 1O4; Radiator. 1O9; xC Itg
chita. 102; CONT. Pete, 109: ts) De Valera
Flirt. 104: Star Queen. 100: XHelen Bah
1914: Golden Effort. 1O4: Alwintonr lo9
On Our WAY. 109 Coin. 1904: Metaurus
ia: a. Ginger Hackle. ia; (a)Mack Sen
nett. ia.
(alB N Kane entry.
(c)W. G.. Merton entry.
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First Race. $500; claiming: 3-year-oIds
Image. 1903; Boiling Point. lO5: High Bot
tom. Ill: xWell Heeled. 104: xMonks
SnaWl. 90: xFlickamaru. 104: Starfash.
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Easements Rebuilt

VAC CLEANERS MADE LIKE NEW-Lo
cost KNAPP ELECTRIC. 873 Virgins
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Building Permits

Link Belt Co. SIS N. Holmes-av. $1,000.
general repairs.
Emory olah. 1885 z Gimber-st. $500.
new greenhouse
E J. Elmer. s22 8 Easiest. s45. reroof
dwelling
Carl Brandt. s727 Z. North-st. SOS. one
car garage.
GARAGE
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Braves Loom
as Threat to
Loop Record
Boston Club NearS Mark for
FeWeSt Games Won;
Pitchers Fold Up.
BY HENRY SUPER
United Press Stan Correspondent



merry battle RACES for command of
the National League lead, the Bos-
ton Braves. cellar tenants since
May. are threatening the leagues
modern record f. fewest games
won in a season.
In 96 starts the Braves have won
only IS games and In the SO more
games remaining they must capture
al least 10 If they hppe to avoid tie
ing the National League mark set
by the Philadelphia Phillies in 1923
with IS games won and 100 lost.
The al-time major lea que record
vas set in 1899 by Cleveland. then
in the National League. with 20
won and 1874 lost. The modern rec
ord Of SO won and 1T lost was
made by the Philadelphia Athletics
in 1916.
Las year the Braves, behind
first class pitching. finished fourth
for the second year in row This
year their pitching has been mis-
cradle Ben CantWell, who won 20
In 1888. has tied the modern league
record for most consecutive defeats.
CantwCll lost IA straight and shares
the record set by Jimmy Pastorius
Of Brooklyn in 1903.
Rabbit Sees Hope
Huck Belts, who won II last year
-v-~,. n contact tt,Fc cr.eov- ,v7<g
has lost six. Big Ed Brandt, win
ner Is times in 1884, has won only
FIVE and lost 49, Fred Farmhouse,
who accounted for II year ago,
has only six victories and nine de-
feats to his credit.
The veteran Rabbit" Meanwhile
44-year-old inhelder who has played
with the Braves since 1912, predict
ed today that shift of control from
Emil Fuchs. who resigned Wednes-
day as president, to Vice President
Charles Adams may restore team
morale.
The boys have been pretty down
at the mouth because everything has
been so uncertain" Meanwhile said.
SchOtt Squelches Cubs
The Braves added another defeat
yesterday when they dropped A Al
decision to the New York Giants.
The Giants increased their national
League lead to two games as the
second place Chicago Cubs lost, 80,
to Cincinnati. Gene SchOtt held
the Cubs to four hits. Brooklyn de-
feated the Philadelphia Phillies, 8-3.
, The other teams were unscheduled.
The New York Yankees picked up
half a game in the American League
on the idle Detroit Tigers by de-
feating Washington, "a. The vic
tory reduced the Tigers American
League lead to three games. The
st. Louis Browns defeated Chicago'S
White Sox, 1913.
Yesterdays HerO-Gene SchOtt
Cincinnati pitcher, who held the
Chicago Cubs to four hits and al
lowed only one man to reach third.
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Second Race $4,000: the Byzantine Sell
ing Steeplechase: 4-year-olds and up: "a
miles Louis Dor. 1872 Night Retreat. 147
Red Shank. 1876 Santi Quaranti. 140; Gas
ton. l39; (alPatrick.s Day H. l3e "a star
Ia Mrs. K jenkins. Mrs. F. NJ Gould
and Trails End Stable entry.
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Second Race $1,000: claiming: 2-year.
olds; five furlongs, Genial Edna, l06
Narise. 112; Browheaten. 106; xFestoon
1917 Blind Talk. 109: xCash Book, 104
Pretty Busy, ia.
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Third Race $4,000: claiming: 2-year-
Boneln 104: Roxana 8. I03: xDuniin
LADY. 104: xBillv I. 10: Mathieson. I04 /:
Trouper liz; Bushmaster. ITO; Higher
Cloud. 1i3.
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Eighth Race 5000; claiming; 4-year-olds
and up; one and one-eighth miles -Sada,
112; Boston Common. 107; xDr. Potter. 107:
Lady Mary. 1o7; xSan Lorenzo, 1o7; Regis
Play, liz, XUpon. 1917 xPaul T. 1o7i
Oaten 1l2; Belen. LOT.
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Auto Glass Co has recognized and
desires a practice game for tomorrow
morning at Riverside No. 5. Call Riley 2974
and ask for Bill.
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Second Race 1890: claiming: s-vear-
olos and up: six furlongsl Mean Brown
102; XAmy Cooper. 1903: Mabel Krasa 100;
Ogee. III; XLove Sick 95: xIrish Wake
l06; French knight. 100; xDessner. 1914
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Third Race $1,000; claiminp Swear
olds: one mile) -xClaimant 100; xBull-
market, 105 Dark Vive. 1l2; xHigh Flag.
100: Anacreon, los: Pops Betty, l07;
xTrue Charm, 100.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

GRADISE. FRANK-Age 50 years. beloved
husband of Pauline Gradise father Of
Lillian and stepfather Of Emma and
John Predovnik. and Pauline Ssanfield
passed away Wednesday evening al the
residence. ISL Haugh-st. Funeral serv-
ices Saturday. 9 q. m. al Holy Trinity
Catholic Church. Friends invited Burial
St. Joseph Cemetery. cONKLE SERVICE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-03
AT DADE PARK

One Best-LancewOod.
l. Pangloss Amscray, Chalk Eye.
?. Kailin, Hi Hun, Taipan.
3. Lady Pal, Billies Orphan
Babeson.
4. Lancewood, Line Drive, Down
in Front.
5. Flint Shot. Johnnie Nichols
High Diver.
6. Cherry Time. Fiji, Grand Rock
7. Limbus, Who Win, Semester.
8. Paul T.. Sada, Oaten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-03

Fifth Race $4,000: claiming: 4-year-old!
and up; one and one-sixteenth miles,
Integrity. 116 Fairv Street los: xFlvinI
Dere. 106: XJust Fun, i09; xStar Fire
106; xPrimute, 104
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-03

Fourth Race $1,000: claiming 3-esyr-
olds;. one mile)-Alice Byrd. 1o5 Little
1o Dark z zG f III Miss 1 cvene u.s.
Hign Delight, 1O7; xPlaymore. 105.