8 INDIANA DAILY TIMES. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921. League Baseball Scores and News, Gossip of the Ring, Amateurs and Other Sports

CLEVELAND AND Calendar FOUR INDIANA AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS BREWERS NEXT Tilden Meets Defeat MORE POLO ON in East-West Tourney and Standings LATE SEASON ford or Weaning will pitch for tbe Feds ON NEW YORK END Baseball COLLEGE TEAMS and Meehan will throw them for the Ar- TRIBE CARD CHICAGO, TAP THIS WEEK Sept. Tilden, senals. 26—William RIVALRY KEEN national tennis champion, playing HOW THEY STAND. the GET IN ACTION As the baseball season draws to a close The Liberty Store defeated Waverly Egans’ Boys Open Series Here deciding match of the East-West cham- Dayton Ramblers and Miami GREAT SERIES AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. quite a of rivalry developing among Sunday, to Liberty would bit is 14 2. The Store pionship series Sunday was defeated by Won. certain of the teams that have been win- like to hear from the I. O. O. S. Call Lost. Pet ning consistently days ask for Tuesday—lndians Score J. O. Anderson of In one Club Play Local Fours Louisville 95 65 .594 In the latter Just Belmont 2037-and Mark. Australia of Speakerites Have Backs to Minneapolis Stiehm’s Crimson and Rockne’s before football takes over the stage. The the most spectacular ever seen ...... 86 70 .551 matches Kansas City 8t 75 .520 Hercules and Beech Grove Reds have de- COFE, Ind., Sept. 26. The Mar- Double Win. in Chicago. at Speedway. Severe Strong Squads controversy the mon upset dope bucket Sun- Wall as Result of Toldeo 7S 81 .491 Irish Show cided their little with 34’s the The match not only 82 .484 Hercules taking the deciding game yes- day when they defeated the Cope In- went the full limit Milwaukee 77 Our of five sets, but the final Sunday. Indianapolis 8.7 terday at Grove, in a ten-inning dependents at Cope, 6 to 3. Although “Late Season Champs,” the In- set see-sawed More polo is in store this week for Drubbing 77 .481 in Victories. Beech Cope team until the tnirty-sixth game was St. Paul 74 85 .465 battle, 4 to 3. Out at Eagles’ Park the the nine had a well stacked dians, got a rest today after their great reached ‘he followers of the fascinating sport. i. In feud the 34s were too much for them. H. before victory came to Anderson and Tuesday and Thursday the Dayton Columbus 64 9' .412 Turners were victorious their stunt of winning three out of four games On with the Riley Ail-Stars, taking the sec- Bauer relieved Percifleld on the mound the Western contingent. The Ap.uerson- Ramblers and Roiling Ridge club of this GAIN over tbe week end. The Milwaukee Brew- Tilden GIANTS MAKE A WABASH STARTS WELL ond and decisive game of the series by in tbe sixth inning. Percifleld scores were: 3-6, 6-4, 6-t. 19-17. city will meet at the Speedway in matches AMERICAN LEAGW.. a of 4 to 2. The first game went had allowed but three hits. Bauer ers will come tomorrow for a series and Previous to the final match, the East that should provide plenty of thrills for .score and West, split BT JACK VEIOCK. Won. Lost. Pet. to the Turners by a 4 to 1 score. The pitched a fine brand of ball the re- then the K. C. Blues wilj perform at had even on the four the spectators. A gradual increase in thy mrikp- matches the day New*, Sports Editor. New York 93 54 .633 The 1921 Hooster college football lid manager of Turners is out after more mainder of the game getting eight Washington Park in the wind of and evened up the interest was noticeable last week in tho International with I up games series four apiece. The summary YORK, Sept. 26. —Yankees ana Cleveland 93 56 .624 v as pried off Saturday In great fashion scalps and has challenged the Hercules outs and turning them back hit. of the season. matches tournament, and it is hoped that with NEW tne last St. .516 The Marmons have of the of the other Sunday were to clas-h today for Louis 78 73 club. Ed Hartman Is the Turner match- one classiest After breaking even in the double head- matches follows: the games continuing this week .still more Indians smoke or Washington 76 .513 when four Indiana elevens went Into ac- maker reached by calling amateur of the State. The s S. Howard Voshell of . time this season. When the 72 and he can be infields 34 er with the Millers Saturday, losing the Brooki Y.. of Indianapolis sport lovers will become away the wt.l eunei Boston 72 74 .403 tion three them turned In vic- 0293. hope to their season with a victory first, 3 to 2, and the second, 5 defeated Willis Davis of San Francisco, polo G A. is to the battle clears Yanks and of Drexel close winning 4-6, tans The R. invited two-game lead and a fine chance Detroit 71 80 .470 But that’s not all. Still another team at Martensvllle Sunday. to 1, the Indians took on new life in the 8-3, 6 0, 6 2. Tuesday and Thursday games as guests haTe up Chicago 59 90 .396 tories. The In- twin bill Sunday A'inoent of Yonkers, N. Y., the American race will be all •'Uo.ted Jumbo Stiehm’s big Crimson-jerseyed horns into the final drive. Marmon 34’s 4<>o 200 010—6 lO 2 aud downed the Pon- Richards of the management. up Philadelphia 94 dlanapoils Tigers, who have goites twice, 7 to 2 aud 9 to defeated ,T B. Hawkes of Australia, 6 4, the America nrace wIU be ail knotted 51 M2 athletes showed to even the most skep- been more Cope 000 201 000-3 4 2 1. On next Saturday the Miami Hunt and this summer have been "Handsome Harry” was on the 2-6. 6 4. 7 5. tical that they may come up to wild like bears and Weaver Polo Club will again tackle the Indian- overwhelming to a good season, Batteries— Percifleld, Bauer and Long- opening fray yesterday and of registering an 21 NATIONAL LEAGUE. predictions of when they hibernating part of the Um- mound in the and Hawkes Anderson Australia de- apolis Polo Club in a contest in which Sunday the I. U. backers suddenly nave come to life and havo mier; Hacker, Myers aud Berbaok. he easily trimmed the heavy hitting of Philadelphia and Ar rival mallet-swingers evenly victory against Cleveland smothered a 47 to 0 pire—H. crew feated Tiiden ihe are so 7 game in their Won. Lost. Pet. Franklin under a game in Anderson. from the northwest. Rogge hurled the nold Jones of York, 4 6, Yorkers gained a fall New York score on Tne machine that challenged tbe Hercules for New 6-2. 8-6. matched that one is unwise to try and New 92 67 .617 Jordan field. park on puy terms. second fray and the was equally us effec- 6 3. Pittsburgh 88 59 .599 Stiehm out on the field Saturday any enclosed The Sept. tive as dope the winner. Last Saturday tha . I. trotted FRANKFORT, Ind, 26—Several Weaver. of Francisco mi . showed real promise, and "on to Har- Tigers are sharpening their claws and Clifford Herd San and local four won, but the visitors gave tho \aiiks a St. Louis !.. 84 64 .568 errors together with hits well bunched The Tribe actually looked like cham- Marshall Allen of ft bis advantage and tbe vard” has become a joyful war whoop can hardly wait. It is reported that the pions yesterday w’ell the Seattle defeated An- winners an awful scare by scoring three favor Boston 78 71 .423 of the talent in were responsible for Frankfort losing to and deserved derson of New York and Carl balance in their Brooklyn 73 74 .497 on the Indiana campus, us the lime for Tigers have some beet yes- fine applause band and out by the Fischer goals in the last chukker. The Miami' further more games to plavbecalmtuan city up and hackers are Terre Haute of the Three I League fans. of Philadelphia, 6 8, 8-6, 3-8, 7-5. was they have two 63 .450 the intersectional contest two week* dis- the lined their terday. They fielded in gieat fashion and hit with club handicapped to some extent by U Cincinnati 80 boasting that if any team has the nerve 11 to 1. Score: men on bases. an injury to one of its members. Tho C1 stand- Chicago 61 87 .412 tant approaches. Terre Haute 303 11 1 Dick Attreau, Tribe rookie, Wi!th world’s to them somebody get a 301 010—11 was permitted to take Covington’s place NEW YORK, Sept. 26 —A of ten- Dayton is revenge SatN, uie "little series’;toe me Philadelphia 49 101 .327 With a nucleus of veterans left over tackle that will 000 000— 1 6 6 series team back for ing two to one in their favor, beating. The Hercules Club is requested Frankfort 100 in the second contest aud he successfully his matches to obe played tn the various urday and they may get it, and, then, mop up the series b> from last year s squad, the Crimson men- Eateries—Elliott and Johnson; Lan- A&ugglns hoped lo just long to call Webster 1353 after 6 o'clock. filled the veteran's shoes by poling out cities this fall, bringing into action sev- they may not. pastime Waite tor sent them in Saturday caster, Reno and Johnson. three eral ■winning today’s and GAMES TODAY'. enougn that they Everybody is waiting to see Just how hits. Bob Kinselia was the fielding of the best known players iu the acker from to convince himself star with two sparkling country, Including jmuthfulch Bbj.Wb.wlw none prowess and these various teams will hook up. What- one hand catches William ’T. Tilden. The the Tribe in the openln AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. have lost of their old rivalry GREENSBURG. Ind.. Sept. 26.—The against the fence. Rehg also con- worlds' champion, and Mrs. tamed Lor a6v - then bis The show- ever happens there will be lots of Walter Franklin I Another Swim Record c oa to pitch Kansas City at tried out new men. Greensburg Eagles some extra good at (Molls to Louisville. ing of untried material was and real are bound to result. defeated Batesvilla tributed work sec- BJurstedt) Mallory. American Sept. Speaker likewise, was expected seud Minneapolis at heretofore battles yesterday by a score of 4 to Bat- ond. woman champion, NEW YORK. 26 A world's rec- into the m.tial Columbus. even more pleasing to than that The North Side All Stars won yester- here 2. was announced Satur- ord 0:53 1-5 for the 100-yard swimming his selection other game scheduled.) Stiehm at teries— (Batesville) day by the United of Coveleskie. tNo his day from the State Independents Seitz am! Weruke: States Lawn Tennis seventy came, at the Yanks. .i, of the veterans. Wilkins was given race in a five foot tank was set g back p by the score 5 to 3 tn a (Greensburg) Redmon and Lutz. Association. it Cleveland wins todays Initial trial at quarter Saturday aud his Riverside of Women’s Golf Match Saturday by John Weismuller of the Illi- a the better AMERICAN LEAGUE. performance was a big factor iu tbe well played, interesting game. John nois Athletic Chicago, Brighton still will haw- shade . Sept Club. at Yanks the title. In case victory Frankliu played a g.>od Scbmulte allowed only four hits aud RICHMOND. Ind 26—The Rich- NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—An Enst vs. of the chance to cop Clevsfand at New York. Crimson mond Eagles dropped a fust and exciting Cecil Takes Beach. Weismuller finished seven yards Indian victory today the lafi*- Chicago at Philadelphia brand of ball that may get far In struck out fifteen men. Adam Goebler. West team, match between the leading Title In front Kruger, of Honolulu. of an them Sunday game to the Lynn Independent of HaJ Tbe have to win their remaining other game scheduled.) the secondary college race, but they were who pitched for the Stars before baseball women golfers of the two sections of tho OTTAWA. Sept. 25. Miss Cedi Leiteh. time was four-fifths of a second faster would all take four tNo the plate this time re- team yesterday afternoon by the score of games If Cleveland should hopelessly outclassed by the big Crim- last, was behind British woman golf champion. Saturday than the record made by Perry McGfl- s'x The ceiving the slants tnstead dishing them 2 to 0. United States will precede the women’s the etraiglet*'from the White Sox. stand NATIONAL LEAGUE. son machine. The score Saturday was of annexed Canadian woman’s title by lirray of Chicago in 1916 and only one up. His hitting was one of the features golf championship tournament, which be- an unprecedented easy victory for second slower than world’s tog then would be: exactly the same as the Franklin Indi- BROOKVILLE, a the record for r , t New York at St. Louis. ana a year ago. of the game. Score: Ind., Sept. 26—Brook- gins championship match. In final round the 100-yard straightaway, held by Duke Lo?t Philadelphia Pittsburgh. score yesterday. 1 at the Hollywood Club, Deal, N. J., the ™ at Stars vlUe ilefetea Connersville to of tournament cf York Notre Dame rent chills down the backs North Side 2<>2 001 00*--5 11 3 on the she defeated Miss Mol- Kahanamoku Honolulu. New (No other games scheduled.) Purdue ns well Independents 003 000 3 4 3 0. Schuck, Brookville, pitched a no-hit Oct. 3. lie Mcßride by 17 up and 15 to play. of Indiana, lie l’anw aud 000 no-run The match Saturday, Oct. it three out of four as the Army and any othei team that Batteries Schmutte and Goebler; game, not a man reaching second scheduled for New York makes only twenty-nice batters facing 1. will be playod by teams of play- °!f Cleveland should YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. crosses path of the Irish during Stewart. and him. nine A. B. C.s Divide Bill agp'nst the Indians and the the Schwinn and passes. ers on a and will be de- Huggins’ boys coming season when they buried Kata He issued but two side the winner Senior Polo Champs Sept. four at Chicago, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. cided by ihe team h.,ving the larger num- DETROIT, 26.—The A. B. C.a X four out of six to mazoo, 56 to 0. With her all American The Meldons defeated the Favorite A. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25—Rockaway even with the a would have to taka (First Game.) players Sept. ber of victories in the pair matches. broke Detroit Stars in flag. would make the and all-State gone the Catholics Cs Sunday at Eagle’s Park, 3 to 1. Bat- SHELBTVILLE, Ind, 26—The defeated Meadow Brook. 10 to 7. Satur- double-header Sunday, winning clinch the This St- 010 002 0 are ready to give another demonstration Chamber of Commerce baseball was Among the players who are certain to be here the standing: Paul 000—3 13 teries—Dell and Reed; Braendelein and team named for are day in a match for the senior polo cham- first game 5 to 3 in ten innings and los- . Louisville 010 231 00*—7 13 0 that tbe best solution to the problem is to declared champion of the City League the Eastern team Miss pionship Won Lost Fct and PresteL Stirling. of the United States at the ing the second 3to 1. Taylor hit a home develop more all-American all-State here Saturday when they defeated Alexa Miss Marlon Hollins. Mrs. Country Batteries Marquard, Hall, Benton at the Feltuer, Philadelphia Club. game. New York. $ % ;* players and turn out a winning team Elks. The Knights of Columbus nine, Sirs. Vunderbeck and Mrs. Gavin run in the second and Pierce, Allen; Cullop and Meyer. Any one who had a feel The Greenlnwn Feds and Arsenal Jun- Cl the sume time. at Riverside, dia- a runner-up in the leaguo, lost ail chance figures are based on Cleveland (Second Game.) —10 Innings. lug Notre Dame is in for a bad year, iors meet next Sunday Theee games from the that 8, the deciding game of a to tie the Chamber of Commerce for first winning four straight St. 101 000 000 0- 2 3 hud that feeling promptly dispelled if be mond No. in Special to Notre Dame task for Paul 2 three-game series being staged for the place when they lost to the Postoffice- AMUSEMENTS. White Sox, a mighty difficult Louisville 000 001 001 I—3 12 3 saw Saturday’s game. The same old Pauw men that speakers plays Junior championship or the city. Craw- Big Four team. I'e will have u special train the Tribe despite the fact E*telt, Notre Dame game, passes, clever to South Bend next Saturday out of eighte Batteries—Sheehar and Allen; shifts, trick formations, lu general r"J for the No- bovs have tak a fourt ta Wright and Kocher. tre Dame game, provided enough Interest played against Chicago this sea- hot football, .-as br ught into action shown to warrant. games result. jis It is expected t son So it can be readily seen that with the above mentioned have this train leave Indianapolis i favor of (First Game ) Wabash failed to cone tip to many about blowing stronger In ; 19 o’clock Saturday morning return ■wind is Kansas City 000 030 010—4 11 0 expectations when it nosed out only a Guilford New Golf Two From and Millers ihe same night Any I>e men and New York. Tobdo 210 001 10*- -5 8 2 7 0 victory over Augustana. Wabash Pauw American League rivals fin- to | others who will make the trip are re While the (...ants Batteries—Carter, Lambert and Skiff. had a bigger edge than the score indi- Champion their little world series the as Result FIRST ; quested to communicate with S. K. Rub k, ish McCarty; Wright, McCullough and however. as the ball was in GAME. will continue their series at bt Lome cates. I 803 Hume Mansur building 1 Scbauffel. Augustaua’s territory most of the time. INDIANAPOLIS. WE THANK will tike.on YOU the Pirates hiladel- (Second Game.) Beating Gardner ■ and from the Vaughns aggregation gaie every prom- of nbia once again. By winning 0 AH. R. H. O. A E New York drew a step Kansas City 000 030 1 -4 5 ise of great development aud bigger Baird. 3b 4 l o AMUSEMENTS. Tlie management of the Rialto Theater Cards Sunday 003 000 o—3 8 l Guilford, ii League pennant. Toled. things may be expeetdd of the Scarlet ST LOUTS, Sept 25—Jesse Kinselia, 3 1 1 5 0 0 nearer the National golf rs appreciates the way the “Abe Martin Musical now Pittsburgh by Batteries—Bono and Skiff, O’Neil, gridsters before the close of tho season. Boston, won the national amateur Behg. 4 0 0 McGraw’s team leads and by defeating 2b 114 games. Stukes SchauffeL championship Saturday Rob Covington, 3 2 1 9 2 0 Comedy Company” was received and three full 7 up and 6 to go 1b... wishes The still have a mathematical rrt Gardner. Cfifi ago. Shinners, If 3 1 2 0 0 0 TTONIGHT Pirates (First Game ! Local Bike Riders six hole final at the St to apologize for not being able to take care to beat New lurk out, but .but In tlie thirty Sicking, ss 3 1 1 1 i chance Milwaukee 000 100 100—2 6 1 Club. 0 3 is growing slimmer each day. In Louis Country Morrison, cf 4 113 0 0 All This Week of the crowds on the opening day. Special chance Columbus 022 000 10*—5 9 2 Beat Terre Haute who won the title in 1909 and IVi U R A I clinch the pennant New York Gardner, Dixon, c. 0 0 2 2 O order to Batteries— Guerstner, Sherman to Evans 3 four of five remaining games and 1915 and was runner up Chick Weaver, p 3 0 0 0 0 POPULAR PRICES arrangements have been made for three per- must win Sengstock ; I>anfor;h Hartley. Cyclists in Relay 0 MATINEE should the Giants capture only three and in 1916. was an odds on choice over Gull but lest game WEDNESDAY. 50c, *sc, SI.OO, $1.50. formances daily— Pittsburgh get ra better than a (Second Game.) for 1 lie was not playing his 27 11 could A local relay bike from and he was Totals 30 T S 1 by winning all of their seven re- Milwaukee 200 001 025—10 13 0 team, rifling part of the way. however, tie most MINNEAPOLIS maining games. Columbus 000 000 000— 0 4 1 | here to Terre Haute, defeated a team of ragged on the greens of the time, JOEWEBfIL : Nights. boleable Afternoons. 2 15. 6:43 and 9:15. Ilald, Haute, missing upward of a doz-u putts AB. R. II O. A. E Batteries —Gearin and Clark; Terre riding from that city to before got Jacoby Wilson. Indianapolis, while Guilford who never Mi'Kechnle, 3b 4 0 1 2 0 1 No seats reserved. and A. by ten minutes and forty finals, at which 2b seconds, Western further tlinn the semi Fisher. 3 10 2 10 z' Sunday. Union offices Gardner In 1916 Magee, The point he was by 3 0 13 0 0 - AMERICAN LEAGUE. in each city wero the starting plait's and defeated rs : picture as Baltimore Orioles placed an unbeatable game on the greens Wade, cf S 1 1 4 0 0 The feature will be shown usual - destinations of aud each team SPARKLING \ow? 000 410 002 7 13 6 the riders few errors 3 0 0 s Cleveland carried a message and‘made elsewhere Rondeau, if 2 1 0 between m. to 11 p. m Win 110 Games and York 052 803 20 to the mayor of the Boston man on shows, continuous 10 a. New 12*—21 2 oth-r city. Gardner outdrove the •Russell 10 10 0 0 History Batteries—Caldwell, Mails. Clark and Indianapolis nine holes, while Guilford exceeded his Conroy, lb 2 0 0 6 0 1 Musical Make Some The ten bikers covered the number O’Neil; Mays and Sehaug, Devormer. distance between and Terre ! opponent from the tee on □ like Connolly, st 3 0 0 1 2 0 Afternoon Prices—2sc to 35e here Haute, longest ; approximately miles, Boston player scored the Crosby c 3 0 0 4 1 0 CoMioy j eighty in three The yards on Night Prices—2se, 35c, 50c Detroit Oo‘2 000 000—2 8 2 hours, fifty-four minutes and twenty sec- drive of the day, getting 320 Robertson, p 3 0 1 0 0 0 and Jersey City rang down the curtain I Gardner was Washington 100 100 10*—3 9 2 leaving here at 9:30 in the morning ! tlie fifteenth hole, where War tax included. yesterday afternoon In the International onds. behind him. had 28 2 5 24 5 champions handing Batteries—Cole, Rolling and Woodall; and finishing the trip at 1:24.20 p. in. ; twenty yards Gardner Totals 2 League, Jack Dunn’s of Sot) yards or mors, while a double defeat, 8 to 5 and Zachary and Gharrlty. The Terre Haute team left a: 9 o'clock three drives •Batted for Rondeau In the ninth the iskeeters and after Guilford had two. SUCCESS reached here a ride of four "V 8 to 7, lu an abbreviated contest of seven hud litti* do Minneapolis 000 000 002 2 innings. (Only games scheduled.) hours and five The margin of The driving, however, to minutes. although Gardner lost Indianapolis 00l (Hx) 15*—7 Baltimore has made baseball history time by which the local bikers Won may with the result, this year in President Toole’s circuit, iu part to the fact that one ! the eleventh, twenty fourth and twenty Two base hits 00.-ingtnn, Baird, ltehg. NATIONAL be attributed N*M closing the season with 119 victories —the LEAGUE. of the men of the losing team was com six’h through errors from the tee. Sicking, Russell. Stolen t.a n Shinners old New York 300 1 much on the - Connolly. Sicking. most ever scored in a league. The 000 002—5 12 pelted to ride two relay distances. When th. r did the irons bear Sacrifices Shinners. record was lid, made bv the Chicago St. Louis 000 010 100—2 10 2 | Wilson, the third rider for Terre Haute, 'outcome Putting bad most to do with Conroy. Double piay Covington to Si. k Compare Our Prices W W ! Cubs in 1900. Batteries—Douglas and Snyder; reached his station, bis substitute was ♦he result, as the Chicagoan Imitated Ing Left on bases -In liauapol s. 3: Compare JT I ' ! Then Our Shows M In the game Sunday, Jack Og- of Friday by missing Minneapolis, 5 !'*•• on bnl Wea g Bim-l second Haines, Sherdell and Clemons. j not there to relieve him, so he gamely Chick Evans’ game Off L den, pitched his thirty-second win of the ones with frequency and never hol- ver, 3; off 2. Hit by pitcher You're Bound to Select MmLd JL JL J set by continued the Journey, but at a slower short Robertson. HONE)' JL tying the mark tip Rube year, old (First game, twelve Innings ) pace. ing long ones, while Guilford missed low —by Weaver (Wade). Struck out By many years ago in the Eastern I Vickers | The ten local riders Pascoe, long ones and almost never any short Wuaver, 2; by Robertson, 4 Umpires— League. Boston 100 010 000 001—3 13 2 were: TWO WELL-KNOWN HEADLINERS. year the Mueller, Hoppe, Ucss. Price, Burns, Grit-h. Connolly and Daly. Time—l. 22. Among other features this Chicago 001 000 100 002—4 It 1 JOHNNY twenty-seven i Picke'f, Case her and llaley. ihe losers From the Hippodrome. Orioles tied the record of Batteries—Oesohger and Gowdy ; SECOND GAME. straight games won by the Corsicana Alex- ! were: Seers. Kvinger, Wilson. Stood), ander and Killefer, O'Farrell. (.’. Club of th-> Texas League, and furnished j Browning, Bailey, Stoody, Elliott aud INDIANAPOLIS run hitter and leading (Second game, twelve innings ) Wagner. "DEW chief 11. O the home Bentley, Alt R A. E sook ?wd Lyrics by JOSEPH BURKE the circuit. Jack HERBERT TOTO batter of first Boston 121 100 011 000—7 2 5 2 3 1 0 pitcher, in these depart- 10 Baird. 3b 0 Music bv EFREM ZIMBALIST WORLD’S CLOWN’ Ml SICAL COMEDY STAR basemen and led Chicago 100 320 100 001—8 18 3 Kinselia, 4 1 3 0 0 GREATEST ments, his club mute, Fritz Maisel being Conti, French Billiard rs 0 Staged by HASSARD SHORT FUllnglm, * Behg. 2b 4 2 2 2 3 0 second to him In batting. Batteri-s—Watson, Scott FOWLINGm mmmmmmmmm mm & m mm mmm WITH /TS Frank Wilcox Marion Weeks Fred Bernard The Orioles will engage the Detroit and O'Neil, Gibson; Martin, Freeman Star, on Way to U. S. Attreau, lb 4 1 3 9 2 0 Tigers today and Tuesday In two exhi- and O Farrell. The Furniture Bowling League will Shinners, If 4 2 2 2 0 0 WONDERFUL TUNES And Company of Six In BaiTOn AND playing the In- login Its schedule of el„hty on,, games, Sicking, ss 2 2 1 5 3 0 Henri bition games, and after NEW HiRK, Sept 26.--Word has ternational League all-stars a trio of Brooklyn 000 000 101—2 10 1 been Set t 29, at Beam’s alleys until the com- Morrison, cf 3 0 1 4 0 o PRETTY G/RLS Ssh-h! Delightful Divertisement Sid Garry tu- to engage i received iu this city that Roger Conti, alleys Harry contests will leave for West Cincinnati 302 000 10*—6 14 0 the young Irene pletion of the Recreation Dixon, c 4 0 0 2 0 0 dancing the pennant winner of the American As- i professional who lias A. Kahn of tlie National was elected presl Rogge, p.. 4 0 2 0 0 0 unsurpassed Batteries—Miljus, P.euther and Taylor; entered the & sociation which probably will be Louis- world’s championship 182 dent at the organization meeting held Maxine Bros. Fivek Jenny Luque and Hargrave. balk-line billiard to Laughs Peggie Carhart ville in the ‘Tittle world’s series cham- tournament be heid last week; Albert Kltiuncl, Peoples, sec- Totals 34 9 15 27 9 0 Galore In Chicago, Nov. 14 to 19, Inclusive, is and Rollerskating pionship.” (No other games scheduled.) retary. and M. C. Needier, Banner, treas- MINNEAPOLIS. “Bobby” coaeert YUUnUto now on his way to this country on the urer.' The teams and captains of the new Elaborate Production steamship Manchuria. league are: Home Furniture Company, AB. R. H. O. A. E Splendid cast INTERNATIONAL Immediately upon arrival Fleet Morgan; Banner Furniture Com McKechnie, Sb 3 0 0 1 1 0 Today—Entire Balcony, Aesop’s Fables LEAGUE. his here he r RlCES—Evening*, tSc, Slot). $1.50. 20c. Western . A Laughing Comedy Cartoon. 4 4: Reading, will begin practice to accustom pnnv. M K. Needier; Great l’lsher, 2b 4 0 0 4 4 1 Post-Season Series Newark. 2-0. hiiuseif any. Dodge Davis; $2.00, $2.50. Saturday Matluee, 50c, to the Furniture Com D Magee, rs 0 0 Downstairs, and .. Rochester, 10-15; Syracus, different conditions that obtain in 8 1 0 Oi SI.OO, $1.50, 30c 55c. p 3-5. here Sommers ,V Cos., Arthur Gresham; Na 4 75c. $2.00. a Toronto, 5; Buffalo, 4. billiards The standard tables used Henry; Wade, cf 1 2 3 0 0 Company, Percy sl,lO. * LUDINGTOX, Mich., Sept. 26.—Lu(Fus- 8-8; Jersey City, in the 1 nited States are two inches lower tional Furniture Russell, If 4 0 2 1 1 0 Tonight—3oc, 55c, 85c, Wor , d winner of League cham- Baltimore. 5-7. than People’s Outfitting Company, Albert seats Now Selling ion, the Central those employed abroad, aud the Rob- Conroy, lb 4 0 1 8 0 0 Special Matinee Weil., 50c to 51.50. went tile lead tn the in here are one-thirty-second Kiminel ; Victor Furniture Company, Connolly, ss pionship. into balls of an ert Furniture Company, 4 0 0 0 3 0 terleague by defeating London of SATURDAY’S RESULTS. Stern; Reliable Crosby, 3 0 o serif* Harry Stern; Taylor Carpet Company, e 2 6 3 Michigan Ontario League, 1 to 3. here Smallwood, p 2 0 0 the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Oscar Stall ha. 0 1 3 MOTION PICTURES. yesterday. The victory was the third of Pcrritt, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 the series for Ludington. London has Minneapolis, 3-1; Indianapolis, 2-5. Toledo, 6-12; City, won two games. Score: Kansas 5-3. Pan-Pacific Olympiad Totals 32 1 7 2-1 13 4 St. Paul, 1. ENGLISH’S WED. MAT. 6 4 Louisville, 9: Big League London 200 000 100—3 9; Stuff for 1923 Minneapolis 000 000 001 1 funniest play in the English 01*—4 Milwaukee, Columbus, 6. Is Planned The Ludington 030 UOO 8 2 Indianapolis 102 140 01*—9 language. Batteries—Pito. and Curry; Bob Meusrl and Delotelle AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chick 1 center hit HONOLULU. Sept. 26.—A Pan Pacific Two base hits—Baird. Relig. Attreau Brown and Smith. homers and the rest of the Yanks Shinners, Wade. Three base lilts Itnird, Cleveland, 9; New York, 0. Olympiad, to be held here in 1923, with hit every other sort of u sale hingle competing in all branches Russell. Sacrifices—-Kinselia. Sicking Washington, 5; ( athletes of OVER 1. against aidwell | THE HILL Sept. Detroit, and Mails rout- MEMPHIS. 26.—Ft. Worth. Texas n sport every bordering tlie Morrison. Double play—Sicking (un- winners, Boston, 2-0; St. Louis, ing the Cleveland from nation TWIN League pennant made it three In 1-11. Indians Sunday. assisted). I,eft on bases—lndianapolis. BEDS Philadelphia, 7-1; Chicago, Pacific Ocean, is planned by the Pan- The Sensation of New York For a row yesterday over the Memphis Club. 4-13. 5; Minneapolis, Buses on balls—Off "You will laugh till yon rook In Thomas, recruit Pacific Union, it was announced here 6. Southern Association champions, and the Red outfielder, starred would Rogge, 1; off l’erritt, 1. lilts—Off Small- your seat.” Over a Solid Year at $2.00 NATIONAL in Chicago’s twin victory over Boston Sunday, The proposed Olympiad count for the series throe and one. Score: LEAGUE. swimming, golf, baseball, polo, wood. Umpires—Daly and Connolly, Price*: Night, 50c to $1.50; .Mata., Timely hits by Thomas won both games. include $1.01). Ft Worth 000 321 036—15 20 3 Pittsburgh, 4; Philadelphia, 3. and field athletics, gym- 32 3 Innings. Hit by pitcher By Rogge 50c to 100 002 4 7 2 rowing, track Memphis 001— St. Louis, 8; New York, 4 soccer, trapshooting, a marathon, (Magee). Struck out By Rogge, 1; by Now at Haworth; Irish Meusel's bat won for the nastics. Batteries— Pate and Zuhn- Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 2 (10 innings). Giants races, bicycle races, tennis and 4; by Perrltt. 1 Losing Hngling. at S(. Louis. He got lour ldts in walking Smallwood. THCR.. URL. SAT. MATS. DAILY'. lzer and Itoston-Chicago—Rain. live trips to the plate. other sports. It was announced. pitcher Smallwood. Wild pitch—Small- THE FAMOUS wood. Umpire—Daly and Connolly. Luqua gave up ten hits to the Dodg- DUNCAN SETS RECORD. Time—l :20. ers. but held them safe while his mates WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.. Sept. 26 LOEW’S STATE Local Grid Notes Saturday Football slammed Miljus and Reuther at Cin- George Duncan, British golf professional, Ray of GEORGIA cinnati. set a course record of sixty-eight strokes Short Mark opened its season with at the Country Club Sunday YORK, Sept. 26—Jole liny's Fertdale A. C. COLLEGES. Washington Westchester NEW Tigers. 25 The Senators scored their in match with Abe Mitchell on the mile record of Norman K. Continuous a victory over the Alexandria seventh straight victory his victorious assault will No- Indiana, 47; Franklin, 0. by beating De- against Charles 11. Paul of the West- S. Taber at Tracers Island Saturday MINSTRELS to 0. The Ferndale team play troit. ht'-ville, Ind., next Sunday at Ferndale Wabash, 7; Augustana, 0. chester Club and Jack Dowling. Scars- failed of success. The Illinois A. C. flier, Band and Orchestra. V from Ito Notre Dame, 56; Kalamazoo, 0. dale professional. Par is 71. Two holder of the mile championship and an Only show of it* kind In the world. field. 5 Harvard, 10; Middlebury, 0. eighteen hole matches were played, the indoor mile mark of 4 14 3-5, fell short Prices: th', 750 and SI.OO. 11 P. IVI. _ . Tho Indianapolis Football Club team Harvard, 10; Boston, 0. British players winning in the morning. by 62 5 seconds of attaining the mark Scat* Ready. 28; Bates. and in tlie afternoon, 2 1, of 35, by at Afternoons whicu won me cnatnpionship of the city Yale. 0. Amateur Title Series 6 to 4. to play- 4:12 made Taber Harvard Boxes, SI.OO Dartmouth. 34; . last season when they downed the I'eru- Norwich, 3. ing out the bye holes. stadium iu 1916. C. will again have Syracuse. 35; Hobart, 0. dale A another strong Brown, 6; 0. CI/EVELAXD, Otiin. Evening Prices Sat., Sun. and Hoi. club the field this season, the Rhode Island. Sept. 26.—The in under Penn State, 53; Lebanon Valley. 0. American Railway Express team of New leadership of Joe Canning. At the meet- York was from further ing held twenty men reported, f’arnegie Institute, 42; Thiel College, 0. eliminated par- last week Lafayette, 38; 0 ticipation in the Class AA .industrial) including such players as Muhlenberg, Yott, Adams, Virginia University, championship series of Base- cqntinuouWaudellle fest 35; Wesle- the National . Woods, Buddies. Ferree, Olson, Pear, ball when they loHt. the sec- ot McCoy. Metzger. yan, 3. Federation Conners. Darnell. Fox. Franklin 7; Albright, 6. ond game of the series here yesterday to it ,NCE,S McMurtry. Scanlin, and and Marshall. eS TH2S’ H - SPECJAL PRODUCTION Bornstein. Cloud Colgate, 7; St. Bonaventure, 7. the National Acmes, Cleveland cham- JP Handley. John Gaeth was appointed Fordham, 25; Maine, 14. pions. The score was 11 to 7. The Ac tt A cot* f (% OF business manager at the meeting and the University of Pittsburgh, 28; Geneva. ines will play either Milwaukee or Akron, “FOLLIES ’6l” plans play their games Wash- 0. club to at Washington and Jefferson, 14; Beth- Ohio, in the semi-final round. Score: FOUR OLD VETERAN’S IfljfifowWz Park, “IDTIEIQ’ ington starting about the third Am. Ky. Express.. 020 002 oil— 7 0 5 IHE’’ any, 0 Sunday In October. Cin-innati, 20; Toledo. 0. National ...Axines.. 121 022 01* 11 11 U Pennsylvania, 80; Delaware, Batteries Dunn, Ilougardy and I'helon ; JONIA 0. PEARL OF THE The Southeastern Arrows were defeat- Springfield. 26; Amherst, 0. Knight and Fields. PACIFIC And Her HAWAIIAN'S. ed. 6 to 0. Sunday, at Brookside Park by Rutge-s, S3; Ursinus, 0. YYarner A' FrUh. Hector & the Brookside Cubs. An important meet- University, Harvey, DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 26.—White Mo- Corbett. Ohio 40; Morris 0. Kama & Kentirdl's ing practice of Arrow* will tors of Cleevland won Na- Tooltn. Cos., Ac- and tbe be Beloit, 7; Northwestern, 0. the Amateur & tional Baseball Class cordion Band, CortelH Rogers. held at Fountain Square at 7 o'clock to- Georgia Tech., 42; Wake Forest, Federation A cham- ISIS-Tom 0. pionship yesterday Dancing In the Lyric Ball Room Mix night players here by defeating Ris- “Si and are asked to be on University Virginia, 28; Davidson, all of 0. Creamery of a Afternoon and Evening. band. For games call Drexel 8003 and Auburn, 41; Georgia Military Acad- don Detroit in double- header, to 2 to tv* ask for Harry. emy, 3. 5 and 7 5. Auburn, 48; Sidney-Lanier, (double- 0 YOCNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept. 26,-The MARION, Ind., Sept. 26.—The Marion header). _2_ - ' Cleaners Columbus A. C. football team lost to the Muueie Virginia P. L, 14; Hampden-Sidney, Francis of defeated 6. the St. Aloysius team here yesterday in Offers More team here yesterday, 16 to 0. University of Tennessee, 27; Emory and of the players are the semi-finals of the Class AAA (semi- ' Most Muneie ex-Cou- Henry. 0. of the National Baseball gervUle Flyers. Military Institute, 13; pro) division Virginia Roa- Federation by a score of (5 to 2. Beaver A Symphony of Celebrities in noke, 0. Falls, meets Columbus Satur- A_ M., 20; I’a.. next K 1 Anderson Leads Three-I North Carolina and Randolph day and Sunday Macon, 0. -V in the finals. BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 111. 26—Out- University of Alabama, 34; Howard, 14. AKRON, Ohio, Sept. 26.—The Miller POLO LITTLE Anderson of Rockford is the 80-PEEP The Affairs of Anatol fielder was OfflCffe HIGH SCHOOLS. Rubber team eliminated as a con- champion batsman of the Three-T League, WITH A heutre vj leading with Moline, 20; Garrett, tender for the National Industrial As- .339. the new cham- Goshen. 8. championship yester- Tuesday, September 27 hitting Rensselaer, 8; sociation baseball NIFTY, PEPPY CHORUS pions, led in team with .2*4. Morocco. 0. when game Haute, Peoria. Emerson (Gary), 19; Valparaiso, 0. day it lost its second straight whi.e Tori£ Rockford. to the K. and 1,8 of Louisville, Ky., !) Cedar Rapfils, Evansville, Rock Island and Sheridan, 13; Cathedral, 0. Logansport. 60; to S. Dayton Ramblers vs. Rolling Ridge Bloomington follow in the order given. Bluffton, 14. NOW SHOWING Bloomington team fielding Wabash, 20; Elwood. 18 led in with Gl'N CLI B RESULTS. P. .964. Brazil, 6; Waveland, 0. Game Called 3:30 M. * Five tied for high honors in the regis- BROADWAYFAMILY VAUDEVILLE MARSHALL NEILAN’S tered Rhoot of the Indianapolis Gun Club $ 1 JACKSON VS. HARTLEY. GYM CLASSES START. Admission 5Gc Parking Space 1.OO FIRST PHOTOPLAYS &Git*cl3theatre "Y” Saturday ninety-seven RUN with out of a pos- -N HUK, l|( NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—Willie Jackson ♦ '' l/ MI K,'T Y | , r Bnd Pete Hartley will furnish the feature I Gym classes at the local Y. M. C. AS sible 100. Dougnn. Stutz, Ford. Edmonson start-d today, the first to meet being .and McLain turning in scores. G. A. R. Visitors Free s a bout for Promoter Tex Rickard at Madi- the the high EE & BITS OF LIFE son Square Garden next Friday night ] bftsiness men’s at noon, other regular A(.person was second with ninety-six. m^n s 10 20c when they meet In a scheduled 15-round sessions held as scheduled. On Oct. "She annual fall tourney will be held Oct. INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY POLO FIELD Nights. 20o"30c. Sat., Sun., and Holi- bout. The winner has been promised a boxiu S’ wrestiing aud 12%nd 1.1 and indications are that a large days, 2(>e-25c-35c. Babi In arms free. TABLEAU-G. A. R. match with Lew Tendler. |3 fiel\ of shooters will compete.