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FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Associated Press.

LONDON.-Business was restricted on
securities benefited on reinvestment Of
dividends. while Argentine rails and Ger
man bonds. also improved. Industrials.
oils and gold mining shares eased. The
market closed irresuglar.
PARIS.-With the exception Of the
1920 per cent issues, rentes declined
in an idle anC Iistless session on the
Bourse today. IndustriaIs were irregular
while international shares remained steady.
BERLIN.-Prices were quietly firm on
the Boerse today with the closine sus-
tanned due to the demand for railway
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CRUDE OIL PRICES.

TULSA. Okla. july fE'.-Bsse crude
oil prices: Midcontinent srea-Ok,a noma;
North Central Texas, gravity scale to 81 03.
Gulf Coast-LoUsiana-T Texas. sravuy
scales to SIl2 and S1.14: West Texas
Permian BsSinl 20 and 20 cents FIAT:
Texas Panhandle, gravity scales TO 81 and
81 cents
Wyo., gravity scale 10 Sln0.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. July l P,-ForeiEn ,z-
change steady; Great Britain in dollars,
others in cents.
Great Britain, demand. 494A: cables.
msnd o 931y 6iis: 4s3 ss Fsncs DE-
mand. $40: cables. $50
Demands: Belgium, 1923: Germany.
d041: Holland. Gs.32; Norway, PASS;
2.1a: Switzerland. 32s2: Spain. 1875:
Portueai. 20; Greece. as; Poland, 1000:
Czechoslovakia, 40: Jugoslsvia. 231:
Austria. 10 Don; Hungary. % son: Ru-
mania. 10i: Argentina. ~ 95n; Brazil,
1851 2na Toxic. 20 0a: Shanghai, 1915:
Hongkong $3.50: Mexico City. 81 20;
Montreal in New York. 99.s1h.; New York
IN Montreal l00.ls34.
Nominal
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INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK. July OP,-New York
Security Dealers Association:
CLOSING quotations
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STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK.. July l tP.--Steel prices
per 100 pounds, fob. Pittsburgh Blue
annealed sheets. hot-rolled, 200: ealvan-
lied Sheets. $40: black sheets, hot-rolled
2.45; steel bars, $50
Eastern area-Pennsylvania grade
Bradford ALCHEMY, So 20; same grade
In Southwest Pennsylvania lines 81 %;
same grade in Eureka lines, S1s1 same
srade in Buckeye lines. S1.11; Corning.
Sl.31.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales-
Dividend Rate Add 90 High. Low Close
Int'l Petm tt1h). IL rs 34A Ball.
Interest Hos co.. l 23N 23h 2Sh
Interstate Power
Del pf. EOS 14A IAN 14a.
Iron Fireman
Mfg vic G) 300s 81 20h 81
Ital Superpwr(A) l "a II u
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SH0RT-TERM SECURITIES.
reported by Chas. D. Barney g. Co. }

'heporteo oy CnaS. ID. Barney d. Coz
Allis- Chalmers Co. SIS 1897 l02Ia 1887
Amer. Beet Sugar Is 1910 102Ia l0:iL ",
Am. Tel d Tel. 5l2s 1853 liz 112h
Atlantic Refining IS 1881 lO1S lO7T
Bethlehem Steel 6s 1896 1O4ls l04I1
California Packing IS 1910 1O4la 1919,
Canadian Nor. Ry. IS 1870 fO5 lO53s
Ches &, Ohio Ry IS 1899 lI3a. 1Io1s
chi. Gas 1t. & Coke 5s 1887 los 1O61a
Delaware Hudson 5l7s 1897 a3La a4E
Den. e. Rio CIR. 5l2s 1885 - 40
Edison e. Illum As 1872 1OS34
Gen. Pub Service 5las 1899 9sh. agss
Gotham Silk Hos. 6s 1896 Ola 9f3s
Grand TT. Canada Us 1896 1851 1851
Great Northern Ry. rs 1885 96h 96as
Illinois Central 61as 1896 961a 9634
Init. Tel. &, Tel las 1899 1874 1914
Lake Erie q West. Is 1887 1925 1884
Lehish Valley Coal is 1898 ,91h 93La
Louisville & Nash. 5S 1897 1861
Michigan Central As 1940-- 1921 lob
N. Y. Chi. & st. L. As 1887 1OIh 1O2
New York Dock IS 193S--- 525s 54h
Ohio River r r. IS 1887 1917 lob
Pepn-Dixie Cement Is 1941 SSas S9h
pure Oil Co. SIS 1897 i0i i0iX
Rep. Iron e. Steel 5s la40-- 1854 1851
RI Or Western As 1899 SOa4 S1a4
Sinclair Cons Oil IS 1887. 1nl| 101!s
Vana dium Corp. IS 1871 -. rs so
WABASH Rwy. Co. Is 1899 o5h o5h
Warner Bros. SIS 1a39-- ga 643A
Nest. N. Y. & Pa. IS 1887 1854 106
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INSTITUTE FINDS
STEEL RATE DOWN
Slump of 40 Points Laid to
Mill CurtaiIment for
July d Holiday.
yy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July l.-Steel opera
lions for the current week are esti-
mated by the American Iron a. Steel
Institute at 1913 per cent of capacity
This Is a decline OF 49, points from
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poultry prices. furnished by the De-
partment OF Agriculture, follows:

BUTTER-One- pound prints (a2 score,,
90: tub. %: l-pound prints 80 scoreD, 25
tub. "a 1-pound prints $50 score), "a;
tub, 90.
MEATS - Beef. 11a20: veal. 15al7.
lamb. lsals; pork loins. 23a24: fresh
hams. 22a24; smoked hams 23a24; strip
bacon. 30a31; lard, 16Aa11: compound,
l2s4a13H
EGGS-Market slightly frmer; nearby
ungraded current receipts y cent higher
on the better lots. Current receipts, pa
%: hennery whites. :4a25: Government
Graded and dated white eggs Including
grading and marketing COSTS. u. s. extras.
LARGE, 33l2: U. S. extras, mediums, 81;
U. S. standards, large, rs.
LIVE POULTRY-Market weak heavy
supplies carried over from last week and
retail demand sluggish: all prices to 2
cents lower. Fowl: Colored. 5 pounds and
over, 15a11: under ; pounds, "A: Leg
Leshorns. 14al5; Plymouth Rocks. under
ga pounds, 2Qa@l: over pa pounds ga
%; turkeys. hens, 16al7; toms. Halo.
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American adding machines may be
introduced into the Canary Islands,
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WW-Wlth variants
xw-Without warrants.
New
wi-When issued
st (Stp)-Stamped.
sNegotiability impaired by maturity.
Companies reported in receivership.
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Fall Creek Court
Finalists Tangle
Horst Meets Campbell for
Crown Tomorrow.

George Horst. whose best tennis
accomplishments have been achieved
on the Fall Creek courts, will at
tempt to regain the reign over those
courts which he has held intermit-
tently when he opposes the up-and-
coming youngster, Henry Campbell,
in the final tourney match tomor-
row afternoon.
Campbell, whose conquests have
been confined to the Junior ranks
until this year, is accorded an even
chance to beat out the smooth
stroking Horst for the title. Hank
upset the tourney favorite, Dan
Morgan. to gain the final round.
The Fall Greek mems doubles
championship also will be decided
tomorrow afternoon, with Gene
Demmery and Ralph Bradford OPP
posing Dale and Rhodehamel. DEM
mary and Bradford, by virtue Of their
success on Butler University net
teams are high favorites.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
By Eddie Ash
EIGHT GAMES IN FOUR DAYS
WHEN YANKS INVADE CHICAGO

JIMMY DYKES manager of the amazing White SoX pre-
diets all Chicago attendance records will be topped When
the New York Yankees invade Comiskey Park in August
The dates Aug %, 26, q and % -Four successive
doubeheaders will be played the first on Sunday Aug 20
The Sox athletes are being wesuppored in the Windy
City and thousands be turned away when the
Rupert Rifles of Joe Mccarthy pitch camp on the shores Oh
Lake Michigan.
"a when the Yankeesox game holding
their of the New Workers only 80
The sox were supposed to division by July but
they continued to fool all of the experts destined to
third think what might happen hard luck
Yankees Tigers!'
ND strange things do happen at New York
a Yesterday the iowy St. spanked leaders
sizzling baseball entertainment There plenty OF &c
danapos fight Columbus Of course is the current
sensation with too many youngsters and
fell into the second division before Dig change was ue III M
Adams obtained and Fus was restored as
picked paying basis
NE Mccarthy given managerial
~ Yankees Babe
Ruth n part n
and occupied box the dugout
seat the crowd of 5000 gave him a tremendous cheer
the second and
twoear Jake Rup
perts the Ruth boosters.
TOE COX perform Sports
Mexico last winter and in one town the
bills 1T explained They hotel
the police were unable they picked
all the bills the event the promoter skipped cut How
that promoter had left the country"
I'D CHssEI the former indianapolis boxer has gone Hollywood
N working pictures regards all the boys
InOs He takes part in pictures that call for fighting and rough
Young Woman Welcome Home "Leander Clicks
marathon dancer He has shipped around the world
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Bliss and Yates
Gain Semi-Finals
Face Strong Opposition in
Western Meet Today.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BROADMOOR GOLF CLUB.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July
20.-The Western Amateur Golf
tournament entered the semi final
round today with sensational play
in prospect.
The pairings:
Rodney Bliss of Omaha. Neb., %
year-old medalist, VS.. Den Edwards,
Stamford University.
Charley Yates Of Atlanta. Ga,
VS. Jack Gaines, Glendale, Cal.
Bliss defeated Dave (Spec) Gold
man of Dallas, Tex, 9 and 8 in yes
terday's quarter-final play. the
match ending on the twenty-eig
green.
Edwards eliminated Walter Emery
of Shawnee, Okla, 2 and l.
Gaines defeated Jack Malloy of
Tulsa, Okla, Princeton University
entry, one thirty-fifth green.
Yates eliminated a tourney favor
lite, Gus Moreland of Peoria, Ill,
in a battle of brides and eagles.
Moreland, who defeated the title
defender, zell Eaton of Oklahoma
City. in the second round, finished
the SO holes in one over par. Yates
went the route in one under par.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20

Favored team was the one rep
resenting the Carnegie Library Club
of Homestead, Pa, last years win
ner and national record holder. At
anchor on this quarter is America S
greatest free-style star, Leonore
Right. Other members, including
an alternate, are the Germans,
Johanna and Ana Mae. and Louise
Clark and Mary Barnes.
But no runaway is in prospect
The Miami Beach Swimming Club
will be represented by a team con-
tanning three of the four RawlS
sisters, Katy. Evelyn and Dottie,
and the Hopkins girls, Virginia and
Marian. Some of the experts think
the relay will be decided in the an
chor-leg fight between Katy Rawls
and Miss Right.
The Washington A. C. of Seattle
has strong threat with its quartet
made up of Olive Mexican, Mary
Lou Petty, Betty Lea and Doris
Buckley. Only the New York dele
cation representing the Women's
Swimming Association, is seen with
little chance.
Leonore Right was the star of
yesterdays show. She turned in
record breaking performance of
5:325 in winning the 440-free style.
An unexpected record entered the
books when Mary Lou Petty did the
220 in 2:37.5 while competing in
the 440-free style, in which she took
second honorS.
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After winning the first two sets in
extra games. Bulge took things easy
in the third set, which the German
won, also in extra games. But the
newly risen California star simply
overwhelmed Henkel in the fourth
set.
The match. more than any thing
else. was a contest in which two
kids were out there shooting the
works, and the West Coast star,
who was the sensation of the re-
cent All-England championship,
held the upper hand much of the
time His game often went sour
but when he was down, Don Gener-
ally managed rally.
The contest was interrupted soon
after the start by one of the days
repeated spasmodic showers. b.
the sun broke through again and
stayed out until just as the match
was concluded when fresh shower
sent groundkeepers scurrying out
with tarpaulins.
oOOSOs pa 4AlSs AlIo Ill ~ C0D lONs
and Henkel, slender German law
student, played the first singles of
the five-match series to determine
which nation shall meet England in
the challenge round.
Wilmer Allison, the Texan who
made an emergency trip to England
last summer to bolster the United
States tandem team and returned
home when it was found his services
weren't needed. was scheduled to
meet Baron Gottfried Won Cramm
in the second singles match today.
After a days rest, the series will be
resumed Monday when Kay Lurd
and Won Cramm meet the veteran
American combination of Johnny
Van Ryn, Philadelphia, and Allison
- considered one of the strongest
Aerican doubles combinations ever to
participate in Davis cup play. Final
singles will be played Tuesday with
today's pairingS reversed.
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SpOrtsmen's Store
Tests Lilly Netmen

The Sportsmens Store will pre-
sent a formidable lineup for the
match with the Eli Lilly tennis
squad tomorrow at the Hawthorne
courts Headed by such stars as
Gene Demmary, Ralph Bradford,
and Jimmy Mcclure, the Sports
mems store rules a favorite over
the Lilly squad and is expected to
maintain its undefeated standing
for the year. Singles matches will
BRING D. Fobes Cd against G.. Dem
mary; r. Hockersmith Cd VS.. R..
Bradford, G. Holloway Cd VS.. Jimmy
Mcclure; D. Huber I'D VS.. J. Hart;
j. Kitchen Cd VS.. j. Yule, and G.
Pahud Cd VS.. w. Clark.
Doubles matches will conclude the
program. which will get under way
at p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
Zimmer'S Good Hurting
Fades Before One Hit
Masterpiece by Rival

Joe thinner, star pitcher for the
Indianapolis Democrats softball
team, turned in a fve-hit PERFORM
ance, allowing one run last night,
but even that was made insignif1-
cant by the masterful hurting of
Big Cash" Scrominski of the OPP
posing South Bend Bendix Corp.
club
The Bendix FASTENERS triumphed,
l to 0. Scrominski not only pitched
one-hit ball, but allowed only one
man to reach first base, that being
Wayne Houston who singled in the
eighth inning. The Bendix ace re-
tired local batsmen % times by the
strikeout method.
Fast fielding by Zimmer's mates
aided him in holding the powerful
invaders to a lone tally. More than
1900 fans turned out at the Citizens
Gas diamond to witness the fray.
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The race will decide the 3-year-
old championship for 1885 and the
track is expected to be lightning
fast. Forty thousand fans, largest
crowd ever to attend a horse race
in Chicago, are expected to jam
into spacious Arlington Park.
Eleven horses have been nomi-
mated.
Running against Omaha will be
Black Helen, winner of the Amerl-
can and Florida Derbies; Roman
Soldier. runnerup in the kentucky
Derby and winner of the Detroit
and Texas Derbies. and Tearout.
winner of the Latonia. Others in
the field are Malbrouk, Count Ar
thur, Bloodroot. Chief Cherokee, st.
Bernard, Skip 1t and Blackbirder.
Omaha at to 10
If Omaha wins the race it will be
the fifth time that he has equaled
his sire's performance as a 3-year-
old.
In 1880 Gallant Fox won the
Wood Memorial, PreaknesS, Ken
tuckv Derby. Belmont Stakes. Dwy-
or stakes and Arlington classic.
Omaha has won the same races
this year except for the Wood Me-
mortal and the Classic.
The Belair Stud colt is expected
to be quoted at odds of to 10 at
most time. Black Helen, coupled
in the betting with her stablemate,
Bloodroot, probably will GO to the
post at to ..
The classic will bring the two
leading 3-year-olds together for the
first time and il will mark Omaha S
first appearance in Chicago this
year.
Roman Soldier Chief Threat
Should neither of them live up
TO expectations in the race Roman
Soldier. Count Arthur and st. Ber-
nard are expected to provide the
fireworks.
Roman Soldier is said to be in
top form again after ending up as
an alSo-ran in the American Derby
Count Arthur, son of Reign Count,
is considered about due for an i'm
portant victory. St Bernard is ex-
pected to set a fast pace at thS
start and may be able to beat off
any challenges if he is still leading
IN the stretch.
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Park Mr.. Ohrt states he is search
ing for high-grade bike talent to
compose an American Olympic
team to invade Berlin next year.
A three-mile race for women also
will be held on the July % program.
Bicycles viii be awarded to first
place winners. Entries may be fled
with any local bicycle merchant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
TRIBE RAFTING
INMAN TO DEFEND
SHUFFLEBOARD CROWN

The annual city championship
Switchboard tournament will be
held at the Paddle Club, eighth floor
Test building. starting Thursday.
July IS. Entries will be received
until Wednesday noon at the Paddle
Club.
Joel Inman. table tennis star. will
defend his SWITCHBOARD singles title
and Sam Bradford and Inman will
defend the doubles title. The tour
nament matches will be open to the
public free of charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
CRAWFORD NOT IN RACE

Charles Crawford, indianapolis
race driver, has requested that the
report he will race at DAYTON, O..
tomorrow be corrected Crawford
announces that he has not filed en-
try with the Dayton track. An
nouncement that he would race had
been released by the Dayton Speed
way, Inc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
A. C. Byrd High in
State TrapshOOt
AnnexeS Handicap, Class
Titles at Orleans.
By Times Special

By Times Special
ORLEANS, Ind, July 20.-Lead-
ing honors for the first day of the
annual three-day state trapshoot
tournament here yesterday we're
captured by A. c. Byrd, who won
the Glass B title and the introduce
tory handicap event.
Byrd shattered 146 of $50 targets
in the Glass B contest and 81 of 100
in the handicap.
The Glass A championship vas
annexed by Clint Western who
broke 147 birds in $50 attempts. A.
Nelson took the Glass c crown with
1873 connections in $50 tries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
CONTEST FOR LEGION
SUPREMACY HELD OVER

The championship game for the
Twelfth District American Legion
Junior baseball title was called of
yesterday because of rain and was
rescheduled for today at Riverside
No. 3. The Bruce Robinson Post
and the indianapolis Post were the
opposing teams. The game was to
begin at noon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20

The program will include five
mile and 10-mile junior races and a
25-mile senior contest. The races
will be free to the public.
Ernest Ohrt, Olympic organizer
Of the League of American Wheel
men, will oficiate. Mr.. Ohrt is in
the city to arrange tbs 50-mile
Olympic tryout road bicycle race,
which will be held Sunday, July %,
starting and finishing at Riverside
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
HOOSier Mare Sets
NeJU Harness Mark
By Times Special

BB Times Special
CLEVELAND. July 20.-Miss Alb
bedale, flashy HooSier mare, estab-
liShed a new worlds half-mile rec
ord for harness PAGERS competing
from a standing start while running
a mile event in 2:0394 at the Berea
track last night. The heat was
clicked in 2:06l2. but her record
time was marked from wire to wire.
She started 100 feet in back of the
wire.
Miss Abebdale is the daughter of
Abbedale, Grand Circuit luminary Of
former years.
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Runs batted in-Cotelle. Stephenson. Gull
lie, Trap. Two-base hits-Doljack ~,
Wingard. Riddle. Stephenson. Three-base
hit-Cooney Stolen base-Heath. Sacri-
ficeS-Gullic, Bluege. Cooney. Left on
bases-Indianapolis 9: Milwaukee, II. Base
on balls-Of P. Gallivan. 5; Polli, 8;
HamIin l. StrikeoqtS SIP; Gallsiva an =;
tpitched to four batterS in seventh; Ham
lin. 2 in 2. Losing pitcher-Poll Um-
pires-Dunn and Kelly. Time-2:10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
Foreign Cup Play Drains
y. S. of Ranking Netn1en
Topnochers Will Appear on American Courts Only
When Davis Trophy Returns, Writer Maintains.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Writer

20You should be reminded from time to time
that still being played by American Such reminder
panaooned not break the head
lines 1t eight this
held of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
MARSHALL WINS ON MAT

bV JHftcd Press
NEW YORK, July 20. - Everett
Marshall. Colorado'S ace mailman
carried too much class for Hans
Schacht of Germany in a feature
wrestling match at Ridgewood
Grove last night.
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is to the prize ring,
what Man O. War
used to be to the
turf and what Mr..
Huey Log is to po-
litical quackery at
the moment.
Season after sea-
son the Americans
start out with high
optimism and come
back with dizzy
spells, black spots
before the ewes and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
INJURED JOCKEY IMPROVES

By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 20.-Frank Ritz
90-pound jockey who was injured
in spill at Arlington Park Thurs
day, was reported in an improved
condition at a local hospital today
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20

HOME RUNS
Greenberg. Tigers 26J Collins Cards -
Off, Giants $500 u Bonurs W Sox Ia
johnson. Athletics 10
RUNS BATTED IN
Greenb'rg, Tigers 10 Leiber Giants o.. 50
j. Collins. Cards II Medwick Cards 50
OFT. Giants rs Berger. Braves 50
Johnsn. Athletics 10
RUNS
Ciehringer. Tigers rs Greenberg. Tigers II
Medwick Cards Il Martin. Cards 900 So
OFT. Giants .-.. 70 Bonurs. w. Sox So
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20

AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis ........... 231 900 o1o- II 1
Andrews. Knott. Thomas and Hemsley
Gomez. Brown, DeShong Murphy and
Dickey.
Detroit ........... 00o lis 020- II 2
Boston ............. 10l 003 020- II
Bridges Hcgsett Auker, Rowe and Coch-
rane; Ostermueller, wilson Hockette Cas-
carella and r. Terrell.
Washington ...... 600 100 100 o
Kennedy and sewell; Hayes. Russell
Petit and Bolton
Cleveland at Philadelphia: will play later
date.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ...... DOL O02 10 10 2
Pittsburgh .......... 010 oil 003- Is l
Belts Cantwell and Hogan; Lucas. Hoyt
Bush and Grace.
Philadelphia ... 600 900 600 /
Cincinnati ....--.. 900 600 ok 0
syl johnson, Jorgens and Todd; Nelson
and lombard.
Chicago ........ 02O 0l0 OK 10 3
Schumacher. Gabler and banning: War
neke and Hartnett.
Brooklyn ........... 100 1o1 600 o
st. Louis -....-..... 900 900 600 2
Babich and Lopez; Walker. P. Collins
and Delaney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
Omaha Seeks to Repeat
Sire's Record Fifth Time
Runs Against Ten Speedy 3-Year0dS Today: Largest
Race Crowd in Chicago History Expected
BY WINTHROP LYMAN
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO Omaha the gallant of Gallant Fox
Of his famou
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
4 Sectional Relay Teams
Clash in Women s SWin,
Lenore Rights Squad Favored to Win Feature Event
Today: Two New Records Enter Books.
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK July 2The girls who have been battling each other
halfme
relay championship of the National A. A. U. carnival
representing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
TribeSterS Tally Four Runs
in Seventh to Repeat Over
Brewers; Cut MillerS' Lead
Phil Galvan Works Full Route for Indians: PoI Fails to
Last; One Tilt Is Carded Tonight and Two
Tomorrow Afternoon
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Shorts Editor

Well the big repeated yesterday
dans made the the
Columbus Red NlerS
tilt Minneapolis league therefore
the Redskins and to three half
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
BY HARRY L. PERCY
United Press STAN Correspondent

WIMBLEDON England July 20Donald Bulge the flaming redhed
Oakland today
winning Cup Germany Bulge
bv Is @ ga J.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
PARIS BEATS MASSEY

DALLAS. Tex, July 20-Lew
Massey, Philadelphia lightweight
boxer, lost the verdict in 10 rounds
here last night to Chief Paris, Okla
homa City fighter. Paris won seven
rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
Bike Speedsters to Race
at Playground Tomorrow
25Me Senior Grind to Feature Program: Olympic Trial
Events Set for July g.

Charles F wehr Indiana representative
League OF America,
races at the State Playground