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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
Spotlight on
National Loop
Tits in East
Giants and Dodgers Out to
Beat Back 0nruShing
Western Clubs.
BY HENRY SUPER
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The
league-leading New York Giants
begin hand-to-hand battle with
the first of the Vests two pennant
contenders today. Events during
the next fortnight either may make
or break the New Workers bid for
the 1885 National League flag.
The initial Western threat will be
made by the swasnbuckling, second
place st. Louis Cardinals, who open
a five-game series with a double
header at the Polo Grounds. The
Chicago Cubs, now in third place,
tangle with the Brooklyn Dodgers
at Ebbets Field and take on the
Giants next week.
Another Percentage Quirk
Both series beginning today will
have definite bearing on the lead
ership. The Giants, hopeful that
two days of rest has lifted them
from their slump, go into the crucial
period with a slim two-and-one-
half-game lead.
In games won and lost the Cubs
are closer to f1rst-place than the
Cardinals but Chicago has played
more games and lost more than st.
Louis. Thus, the Cards have
three-point edge in the percentage
column.
The Giants are counting on con-
siderable help from the Dodgers,
who have a weak grip On fifth
place. Regardless of whether vic
tory over the Cubs viii aid the
Giant cause the Brooklyns will fight
their heads off to increase their
birthplace margin.
YankS Gain on Tigers
While interest centers on the Ma
tional fight, the New York Yankees
are off to flying start in their last
western invasion. The YankS crept
up full game to within five games
of the leading Detroit Tigers yes
teray as all the eastern teams tri-
umphed in their opening western
contests.
The Yankees subdued Cleveland,
80, while Washington's Senators
were trouncing the Tigers, 4-3, in
10 innings. The Boston Red Sox
moved into third place, a full game
ahead of the Chicago White Sox,
whom they defeated, 9-5. The Phila-
delphia Athletics beat st. Louis, AL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
$4,000 Event
at Highland
Site of Veterans Golf
Play Changed; Many
Stars Coming.

JACK PETIT, manager of the
- Veterans Of Foreign Wars $4,000
Open golf tournament which will
be held in Indianapolis Oct. 4, and
6, announced today that the tour
nament will be played over the
Highland Country Club course in
stead of Speedway as previously
scheduled.
The change was made because of
the larger locker facilities at High
land Petit said. Russell L. White,
president of the Highland Club, has
accepted the event for that course.
The entry Of Gene Sarazen has
been received. Other notables who
will compete include Sam Parks Jr.,
National Open champion, the vet
eran Walter Hagen, members of the
British Ryder Cup team and nu-
merous other American links lLmi-
naries.
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NOtre Dame Club
Golfers Compete
Mike 0'Connor Captures
Low Gross HonorS.

Members of the Notre Dame Club
of indianapolis competed in a golf
tournament at Broadmoor yester-
day and followed it up with dinner
in the evening.
First low gross honors were cap
tured by Mike O'Connor, who caro-
ed rs. John Harrington, with an
81, was runner-up.
The low net card was turned in
by Ray Fox with a SO. Paul John
sons 70 was good for second low net
honorS. James Bowen and Clarence
Manion tied for the blind par prize.
Chef Grant and Jake Cline,
prominent members of the Notre
Dame coaching staff, we're chief
speakers at the banquet.
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Burns Scores
Easy Victory
in City Meet
Tennis Favorite E''aakS Foe
in Two Games; Extra
Set Tits Feature.

Ralph Burns, the tourney favor
5te. made an impressive start in
quest Of the city tennis champion
ship at the Hawthorne courts yes
terday when he registered a two-set
triumph over Paul Buchanan with
out losing a game.
Ralph Bradford another highly
regarded contestant. breezed through
to a CD. Ga victory over Don Wag-
ner.
Vincent Meunier and Don Nor
gan, prominent players, found the
going rougher in their second round
encounters. Meunier won a thrill
or from George Newton, 60, ST,
rs. while Morgan turned back
Wayne Burns. GA, 2-6. GA. Jack
Hiatt went three sets TO eliminate
Floyd Poore Of Anderson, rs. 1-6,
Ga, and George Horst ousted Joe
Friend 60. as, 60.
EgbeTt Driscoll defeated Harry
VonBurg, 81, So, and Frank Camp
bell. Fall Greek champion, advanced
with a 6-3, GA decision over Carl
Shade.
Action in the women's singles di-
vision was launched yesterday with
several close contests featuring the
inaugural play Local favorites won
handily, with Eleanor Lauck de-
feating Marietta Miller, 60, So,
while Alta Place trimmed Helen
Elliott, Us, 60.
New Albany representatives broke
even, Dorothy Willke from down.
state triumphing over Marjorie
Zechiel, So, ga while Mrs. Fred
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Wrege was bowling to Helen Fecht-
man. local star. Us, 1914. 60.
Virginia Baxter, Lafayette,
turned in a 81, ST. 60 verdict over
Martha Cope. Dorothy Duckwell
defeated Eleanor Prince, CD, ga,
and Connie Apostal eliminated
Kathryn Reece. So, 6-3.
Mems doubles play was TO start
today.
The schedule today:
Womens Singles p. m. Dorothy
Duckvan VS.. Virginia Baxter. Eleanor
Lauck vs.. Connie ApoStsl; p. m. Muriel
Adams rs. Dorothy Wilke.
Mems Singles ?. m, Ralph Burns VS..
Bill FULTON. Norman VonBurg vs.. Jack
Hiatt. Gene Demmary vs.. Vincent Meunier,
James Hurt Jr., vs.. Dan Morgan.
vs.. A Meunier-Bittner. Newton -Orbison VS..
Fairbanks-Yesman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
FIRE REPORTS
VITAL STATISTICS
Maria sc Licenses

Maurice Dean. 49, Memphis. Tenn.
salesman, and Mable Applegate IS, of 622
E. Clair-St, housekeeper.
Charles Weisheimer, "a. of l64l Central
av, cashier, and Helen Bettcher, "a, of l641
Central-av. housekeeper.
Donald Hart, 25, OF 1859 Elm-st cleaner,
and Mildred Jackson, 10. OF 749 Wood
lawn-av, photo fnisher.
Malcolm MacDougall, 81, of la E. oath
st, stock clerk, and Marjory Joline, 10.
of 303S College-av, bakery worker.
Charles MichaelS, g. of 2l42 E. Garfield
dr., body maker, and Margaret Queen, 81.
Thomas McGuffey, %. of 1924 N. Ala
of $50 E. Ninth-st, housekeeper.
Herbert Rollo, 80, Chicago. sales engineer,
and Wilma Roger, %. of 6s7 W. Drive.
Woodruff Place. housekeeper.
Arnold Wilkerson, 26, of 70s E. New
York-st, roofer, and Helen Rudler, is,
of 1903 Brookside-av. housekeeper.
RAYMOND Trafelet, %, Berwyn Ill, at
torney and Lucille ResSler, 20, OF $500
College-av, secretary.
Tom Brown, 81, Chicago. independent
income, and Grace Rye, 80, OF 100 E. Pear
son-st. housekeeper.
Donald Hope. 20, Goshen, Ind: station
N. Audubon-rd. stenographer.
Raymond Daily, %, Knightsville. Ind,
engineer. and Agnes Savage, %. of 4915
w. 15th-st. stenographer.
Chester Holden. 90. OF 645 N. Davidson
ST, cab operator, and Cleo Slavey' Il, Of
1921 N Warman-av, housekeeper
Carl Metz, 80. Shelbyville. printer. and
Frances Shaw, "a, of 2627 Allen-av. beauty
operator,
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Early Bowling

Local bowling leagues are laying
plans for the coming season, and
several leagues have organization
meetings arranged for this week.
Tonight, the fast Indianapolis
League, made up of the cream of
the city, gets together at 1905 E.
Westinghouse. to lay plans for its
coming campaign. There are open
ings for teams, and any one inter-
eSted should attend the meeting
which is scheduled for $50.
Tomorrow night, the Indianapolis
Automotive League, one of the city's
veteran organizations, will collect
at the Hotel Antlers alleys at 8
o'clock for their initial meeting.
The Union Printcrafts League, in
an effort to organize an eight-team
circuit, also meets tomorrow night,
the gathering being carded for
Pritchett's alleys at 8:15.
Friday night, the Washington
League will meet at the Illinois,
while on Monday night, the Frater-
nal will gather to make plans for
it's season at the same alleys.
Women, too. are busy laying plans
for the coming season, and Monday
night at the Central Alleys, Mrs.
Jack Meyers will be busy organizing
a women's league. All interested
are invited TO attend the session.
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On View Here Today

INDIANAPOLIS theaters today
l. offer: Maj. BoweS' Amateur Show
on the stage and Small Girl" on
the screen at the Circle; Barney
Rapp on the stage and The Irish
in Us" on the screen at the Lyric;
Broadway Gondolier" at the Apol-
10; The Murder Man" and After
the Dance" at Loew'S, and, -Four
Frightened People" and The Hoo
sier School Master" at the Ohio.
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Theatrical World-
BOmar Cramer to Give
Recital in Mexico City
The Theatrical World
. BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

England and the continent, has
been engaged to play the role of
Carmen in the operate sequences
OF the forthcoming Reliance pro-
duction. The Melody Lingers On.
She will be seen opposite George
Houston, the newly discovered star
who is doing so we'll in this picture
that Edward Small. the producer,
has rewarded him with a Seven-year
screen contract.
Others in the cast are Josephine
Hutchinson, Helen Wesley, William
Harrigan, David Scott and Ferdi-
nand Gottschalk. The film will be
released through United Artists.
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SOFTBALL GOSSIP

Out-of-town teams notice. Night soft
ball games are wanted by the local Long
acre team Call Drexel 2734-J ano ask
for Jacob Freige, or write to 3O3 w Nc
Carty-st; Newcastle, Brazil, Washington
and Rushville notice.
Results of latest knights of Columbus
League games; St Johns 7, st. Patricks o;
Little Flower 8, Cathedral 7: ST. Anthony
St. Joseph 5, st. Joan of Arc O. Sacred
Heart 4, st. Catherine g. st. Francis de
Sales 5. St. Philips 4.
Schedule for games this week: ST. Johns
VS.. st. Philips at Brookside; Holy Angels
vs.. st. Joan at Riverside; Lourdes VS.. St.
Sacred Heart at Coleman: St. Patricks VS.
Cathedral at Garfield; Little Flower VS.
st. Francis at Spades; Holy Cross VS.. ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
RECORD JUMP
IN COUNTY TAX
FEARED LIKELY
Rate Nearly Double That of
This Year Is Indicated
by Estimates.

A county tax rate of SIS cents
on every 500 of taxable property
nearly twice the present rate-will
be demanded by county officials to
operate the Marion County govern
ment in 1886, Fabian Biemer, deputy
auditor. announced today.
Budgets calling for this rate, the
highest since the GroSsart- Baker
faction won control of the county
government in 1880, WILL be submit
ted to the county council for aprov-
al Sept. 3.
While promising that the council
will swing a sharp scythe on every
possible item, Albert Deluse, council
chairman, has indicated a belief that
the final rate must be considerably
higher than the 80 cent figure levied
this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Democrats Out of
Event by Forfeit
Loss Leaves City Sectional
Title Open.

A new championship team for the
local sectional of the state softball
tournament was assured yesterday
when the indianapolis Democrats,
last years winners, forfeited to the
Allen Drugs team.
Three other teams joined the
Allenmen in gaining second round
berths with victories yesterday. The
R. o. C.s defeated the Longacre A.
C.s, 5 to 3. Third Ward Democrats
eliminated PreSt-O-Lite, 7 to l, and
Shaw's Market drubbed Crane & Co.,
IA to /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
Births
Girls.

Girls.
Paul and Daisy Spriggs, ST. vincent's
Hospital.
Ralph and Ruth Maddux. st. vincent's
Charles and Lucy Patterson. 2Sis N.
Temple.
Edgar and Virginia Freeman. 4Os N.
California.
Theron and Frankie Kimmons 7a1 w.
18th.
Chester and Viola Markins, 1892 Lam
bert.
Allen and Geneva Winters. z09 Blake.
Fred and Ruby Farland. COS st. Paul.
Joseph and Catherine Mulcahy, 32S 8.
Christian.
Boys.
Francis and Louise Jevings st. Vincents
John and Arbutus worthington, 1901 E.
Theodore and Dorothy Mott. 742 Cleve-
Aiphaus and Helen Coons 500 Wright
william and Catherine Bril-. 81 S. Rural.
Mathew and Mammie Reed. 1906 Arsenal.
Bernie and Dorothy Sanders. $50 N.
Sherman.
Loniel and Beatrice Horner 234o Brook
Arthur and Rosie Nelson. 2lo5 Barth.
william and Alice Wooley. 2l4 N. Key
William and Zephyr Allison, 1922 Ann
cite. o...
North.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14

THE sports world is tossing
- away defending champions
with gay abandon this year, and
Johnny MCGUIRE, Indianapolis ace
defending his state amateur links
crown at Richmond, was striving
CALAMITY to withstand the jinx as
he faced a field of Is crack COM
petitors today. Johnny was out
to ncork again the brand of golf
he displayed yesterday as he
scored easy victories over Harold
Cover, South Bend, and 3, and
w. B. McLeish, Evansville, 7 and 6.
The title defender faced competi-
ton of sterner stuff against John
Conner of Indianapolis in a &c.
hole encounter today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
Building Permits

Harold W. Neeves. 1858 washington-
blvd 500: reroof garage.
Mrs. A. W Carr, "a N. Dearborn-st,
500: repairs.
S & s Service Station. 743 e. New
York-st. $1,000; additions TO filling sta
ton.
Dependable wrecking Co.. 53s Leon-st.
Indiana Home Oil Co. 1905 Martindale-
av $50: install gasoline tank.
Campbell Oil Co.. Colege-av end 25th-
william Vogei. 2OO2 Brookside-av. siss:
repairs.
Mrs NJ Belle DuBuc. 4945 Washington-
George Davis. 422 S. Rursl-st. repairs.
John Fuller. 24l5-l7 Northwestern-av,
500; reroof.
Boomer Construction Co.. $40 Wash
ington- blvd. SIT 900; build two-story dwell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
100 YARDS AND IN,

The elusive ace shot in golf, a
hole in one, was marked down in
the diary of Al Wehrel today. 1t
was the first time the Indianapolis
links pastimer entered the golf hall
of fame. He Tailed the ace OH the
fifth hole at Pleasant Run course,
10Q Yards
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SHELBY TRACK RECORD


SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. IA
new track record was established on
the opening day of the harness rae
ing program of the Shelby County
fair here yesterday. Pioneer, owned
by Carl Pierce of Fl. Wayne, set a
record time of 2:O8 in the 2:l4 trot.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
GOSHEN SECURES EVANS

bU tNttS SDCctdE
GOSHEN, Ind, Aug. 14.-Goshen
High School has signed Lorin Evans,
New Paris coach and former Man
chester College athlete, to assist
Head Coach Herman Byers in bas-
ketball and football, it was an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
Deaths

Laura owens, rs, at Methodist Hospital,
fractured hip.
Susanna r Anderson. IS. at 1915 Pleas
ant Run-blvd. myocarditis.
Fred Spillman, 50, at Long Hospital,
cardiac dilatation.
John J. Vetter, 81, at s23 E. Ohio, aortic
insufficiency.
Edward Farlow, so, at City Hospital,
Ruth Holmes 27. at 1887 Madison, gang
rene of lung.
chronic myocsrditis.
Margaret OGrady. 81. AT ST. Vincent's
Hospital chronic myocarditis.
William F. Thompson, 49, at 1910 z.
Ia Dor. arterio sclerosis
irwin Canady. a. at City Hospital,
ruptured appendix
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
WINS AT EVANSVILLE

by tMts Dpfcl0E
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. IA
Dan OyMahoney, worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion. pinned
Dick Raines of Paducah, Tex, in
straight falls in a wrestling match
here last night.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City ..... 600 3O1 00o-4 !
Columbus .-...... 600 OO2 600 2 10
Page Moore and Madjeski: Cooper, Cope
land, Chambers and Ogrodowski.
Toledo ........... 020 900 COO 0
Halter and before; Sullivan, Bowler and
Garbark.
(Ten Inningsl
st. Paul PAU. ...... SoI Io2 OoI AN
Slime, Fette, Hunter and Fenner; Using,
Sewen and Ringhofer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston ............ $50 900 1O3- Il O
Chicago .........-.. 900 002 201- 9 /
WEIGH and R. Ferrell Whitehead Sal
version and Sewell.
New York .......... 900 001 340-S /
Cleveland .......... 900 Dol 0Ol-2 4
Ruffing and Dickey; Stewart, Vinegar
ner and Phillips.
10 Innings)
Washington coo eco 0 0SI GOO GOO
Whitehill and Bolton; Crowder, Hoesett
anG Hayworth.
Philadelphia ....... 222 oO4 oO4-14 IT o
81. Louis ........ 600 DOL 600 l
Marcum and Richards; Coffman, Thomas,
Walkup, Poser and Hemsley.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
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HUGHES LOSES 15-ROUNDER

HUGHES LOSES 15-ROUNDER
By Times Special
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Aug. IA
frankie Hughes, game little scrap
per from Clinton, Ind, lost a IS
round decision to Joe SPECIAL
Pittsburgh welterweight, here last
night. SPECIAL, scaling lat, out
weighed his opponent four pounds
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
VETERANS REUNION SET
Civil. War Soldiers to Meet in
Franklin Aug. %.

EIdHhIIH aug. y.
The siXty-firSt annual reunion of
the SEVENTEEN Indiana Regimental
Association will convene at IL a. m
Thursday. Aug. %, at the Hiliview
Country Club, Franklin. Henry Bar
nett, Franklin, and Alvah j. Ruck-
err, Indianapolis, attorneys, will ad-
dress the Civil War veterans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
More Grand Opera

GRACE POGGI, musical and
" dance star, who has just re-
turned from a triumphant tour of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
KURTH SIGNS FOR YEAR

Dy OHIItU FTCSS
LACROSSE, Wis, Aug. IA
Joseph Kurth, former Notre Dame
All-America tackle, today signed a
one-year contract to coach football
at Aquinas High School here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-14
MAJOR LEADERS

HOME RUNS.
Greenberg Tigers 81 Johnson, Athletics 81
Berger. Braves. Is Camilli Phillies al
OFT, Giants .... "a
RUNS BATTED IN.
Greenberg. Tigers.l27l j. Collins. Cards. "a
Berger. Braves 95 OFT, Giants $500. "a
Medwick Cards. 81
RUNS.
Medwck Cards. 81 Galan Cubs 49,. IS
Gehringer. Tigers 81 Gehrig. Ysnks -. s6
Greenberg. Tigers. 90 Fox, Tigers $50. Sc
OFT, Giants ...... So
HITS.
Medwick Cards. 1856 Vosmik, Cleveland .149
Terry. Giants 1873 Cramer Athletics 149
Herman. Cubs 150l
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Cards, In Memoriams

HUGGINs-In loving memory Of our dear
wife and mother. Edna Nav Higgins,
who passed away three years ago.
Aug. 10. 1892.
Our thoughts 20 wandering when day.
light fades,
To the land of long ago.
And memory paints the scenes OF old
In the gold of twilight glow,
We seem to see in the soft. dim light
face We love the best.
And think Of her when the suns last
raw
Goes down m the far-on West.
Sadly missed BY Husband and Son.
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over the weekend. the Oak Hill Mer-
chants took a double-header by forfeit
16-to-2 lacing. The Merchants would like
to book games for August and September
Lebanon and Mooresville notice Write
dianapolis.
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Hope Merchants trounced the Indian
apolis Ramblers 16 to g. Sunday Hope
will meet the Columbus Merchants at Co.
lumbus this Sunday
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The Fall Creek Athletics want state
games and have an open date SUNDAY.
Write Harry T. Hershberger 1868 Gull
Reed. IrNingtOn 1870.
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Due to Rushville entering the Southern
Indiana League. the game with the Duffy
ager of the Duffy nine wishes to book a
game away from home this Sunday. Strong
state clubs communicate with Verlin Ma
4404
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->-BaSeball Standings
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS.
St. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas City at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Toledo
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Sunday. Call Harrison 4OSSM after p. M,
or write N. Heft. 80 w. 24th-st. The
manager of the Paragon club is request
ed to communicate with Manager Heft
to verify the date of a previously sched-
uied game with the Railways.
The Puritan Bed Spring nine will prac-
tlce. Thursday at Riverside diamond No. 3
at p; M in preparation for their game
with E. G. Atkins Saturday at Riverside
practlce. Tony Bova notice. A game is
snndev with Wr, an team for
Easiest. indianapolis, Ind. Hope is notified
that the game for Labor Day is verified.
The Kautsky A. c. club would like to
noon. with a strong state club. Phone
1890
-, Sterling Beers will take on the Muncie
Citizens at%Muncie this Sunday Members
OF the team will meet at Manager Hoffa's
place sunday morning at 1890. Paugh
and Fornen will form the Beers battery.
Minton Ice Co. defeated the Cumber-
lana If1In MERCHANTS Sunday. to- 5, and would
day. Call Talbot 5000 between 1880 and
2:3O and ask for Minton.
Shelby Street Merchants will travel to
Rocklane Sunday. Merchants have dia-
mond and wish to schedule a game for
Saturday. Call Drexel BAIT.
Cord Piston Rings are without games
for this Sunday and Aug. 25 State mines
write or wire Art Paugh, S79 Massacliu-
setts-av, indianapolis or call Lincoln 1901
between a. m. and $50 p. m.
Hilton U. Brown Juniors will play the
Shelby Cubs at Rhodus Park Friday aft
ernoon at 4. Boswell and Spicer notice
The. Browns wish to schedule games for
Wednesdays at Rhodius. Call Parish at
Drexel $685.
Due to Rushville entering the Southern
Indiana League, the game with the Duffy
Indians has been called off and the man
game away from home this Sunday Strong
state clubs communicate with Verlin Ma
lott; SOL S. Walnut-st, Muncle, Ind. Phone
4404
over the weekend the Oak Hill Mer-
chants took ouble-header by forfeit
to book games for August and September.
Lebanon and Mooresville notice Write
to Fred Sander, 2o53 N Keystone-av, In
dianapolis.
Hope Merchants trounced the Indian
apolis Ramblers. 16 to 3. Sunday. Hope
will meet the Columbus Merchants at Co.
lumbus this Sunday.
The Fall Creek Athletics want state
games and have an open date Sunday.
Write Harry T. Hershberger 1868 Gull
ford-av indianapolis, or call Winfield
Reed, Irvington 1889.
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ANNOYING M ENTS
l Death Notices

ANDERSON. MARY-Age 90 years, widow
Of the late Stephen Anderson. passed
away at the residence 1903 Hoyt-av.
Wednesday. Aug. IA. Time given later.
FINN BROS. SERVICE.
KLINSICK, MRS. LOUISE tnee Prangel-
Passed away at her home in Chicago.
Survivors are a son. Walter H. kim
sick of Chicago and sister. Miss Min
cali at the HARRY W MOORE FU-
NERAL PARLORS. 1850 E. Michigan-st.
after D. m. Thursday. Funeral service
Friday. 2:30 D. N. Friends invited. Bu-
rial Crown Hill.
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Cord Piston Rings are without games
for this Sunday and Aug. Is. State mines
write or wire Art Paugh, 879 Msssachu-
between a. m. and $50 p. m.
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Hilton u Brown Juniors will play the
Shelby Cubs al Rhodius Park Friday aft
ernoon at f. Boswell and Spicer notice
The, Browns wish to schedule games for
Wednesdays at Rhodius. Call Parish at
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Shelby Street Merchants will travel to
Rocklane Sunday. Merchants have a dia-
mond and wish to schedule a game for
Saturday. Call Drexel 3477
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled.