New Women’s Champ By BEEBE is the new women's Joe Williams JUNEwestern golf champion. She Indianapolis Times Sports captured the crown at Chicago last Babe Believed Slated for White Sox week, beating the defending cham- |B pion. June Weiller. Miss Beebe, m m a who is 19 years old. also won medal INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY', JULY 3, 1933 PAGE 8 honors in the tourney qualifying Chicago Reported After King of Swat round.

mum Ruth Would Be of Pale Hose Game Tonight and Two Foxx Steps Out McGuire, Mitchell and Brawl at Game CLEVELAND, 0., July 3.—“ln the ninth inning, Manager Tuesday on Tribe Card Espie on Links Squad Colonel Player’s Brother Babe Faith of the White Sox sent himself up to for and Umpire Johnston

A1 Simmons . . nwith the bases full Toledo Series Will Close Indians’ Home Stay; Special Dale and Muesing Tied for Fourth Place After Qualifying Stage Fight. Crazy? Maybe 1 am. There are many who subscribe to Sunday: Play the suspicion. Nevertheless, don’t be too surprised if you ‘Ladies Free’ Feature This Evening; Hens Annex Round at Coffin Team to Bp Timex Special see out in Chicago next year managing the Sabbath Tilt, Played Between Showers. in National Tourney. July 3. Baseball White Sox. LOUISVILLE.fans of Louisville are being BY EDDIE ASH, BY DICK MILLER. well-entertained this season even A.s Ruth a matter of course, this could bring about the passing of Times Sports Editor John McGuire. Coffin course “sultan of swat." again will captain the if the Colonel nine is losing more from the banks of the Harlem and the departure of Lou Fonseca as Three more games remain on the Indians' current home program Indianapolis Public Links team in the national championship at Port- games than it wins. Entertainment manager the White Sox, way of before the pastimers take to the road for long journey that land, Ore., next month. in the of fisticuffs has been an Lou Comiskey, who inherited the White Sox from his ballplayer Killefer a will keep the club away from Perry stadium until 28. The Sabbath Banging the gutta percha around the difficult Coffin course, that in “added” feature of Sunday father and who is eager recapture the lost of a once-famous July to glory twin bill scheduled with the Toledo Hens was cut in half by rain and the its natural stage has water hazards galore, beneath a headers recently. team, is casting covetous glances the king of swat, and I am told that at contest that was unfinished will be played off under the lights tonight downpour of rain Sunday, Johnny scored a 74 to couple A week ago Sunday, Umpire Mc- Ruth himself is wholly at not cold to the advances. 8:15. It will be a special “ladies’ night” feature and women with his subpar 72 of last Sunday at Pleasant to Laughlin had a tough time getting What is more significant, I am told that at the time Ruth agreed to will be ad- of the free to the grandstand with the payment the give him a 146 total and medalist honors for the thirty- out park as he was jostled $23,000 with Col. mitted of federal amuse- accept a cut in salary last spring he had an agreement ment fee. six-hole qualifying test. by fans, one of whom jumped on Ruppert, by accept Jacob Yankee owner, which he was to be permitted to “Family night” in the bleachers Carrying the load of a 78 made in the opening day his back. There was more action a managerial offer if one developed. also will be observed, allowing the head of a household to take his whole flock to the ball game for the price play at Pleasant Run, when wind, rain and penalties supplied Sunday at the conclusion of one bleacher ticket. There will be a double-header on the Fourth, boosted his total, big Dave Mitchell, South Grove star, of the Columbus-Louisville bill. facts may not be suffi- Tuesday, both games in the afternoon, first at 2 p. m. Regular Sunday banged out a 71, one under par. Sunday. He finished Johnny Rosen, brother of Good- cient justification for believing prices will prevail on the holiday. with a total of 149 for the thirty-six holes and took man Rosen, with the THESE Harding cup personnel. Pitched Ball that Ruth will be with Chicago next The storm of Saturday night second place on the team Colonels, took exception to a strike year but they are at least impor- washed out the series finale with Mitchell has been a member of the Indianapolis team called on his brother by Umpire tant enough for serious considera- the Columbus Red Birds and there every year. In 1931, he captured medal honors in the Charles Johnston and an old- Kills Young tion. Ruth’s next step in baseball Turf Champs wasn’t a chance even to start action. national tournament, played at St. Paul. fashioned brawl took place on the must be in the general direction of On Sunday the Toledo athletes and One stroke behind Mitchell, with 150, the result oi diamond after the second game. the dugout. It can't be with New Indians managed to get in one com- a 73 at Pleasant Run and a 77 at Coffin, came Clark Police and deputy sheriffs had a Coast Player York. It seems entirely probable Clash Tuesday plete tilt of the scheduled double Espie of Pleasant Run to cinch No. 3 position, but the McGuire. hard time reaching the combatants, that it may be with Chicago, the attraction and the Hens won, 7 to 3. fourth position remains in doubt, with Bobby Dale, lit- who were surrounded by 200 fans. second biggest city in the country. The visitors collected sixteen hits tle Riverside star, and Leslie Muesing of Pleasant Run deadlocked with Rosen and Johnston punched and the home club 151 rolled in the dust "going By Times Special Ruth is about through as an Up United Press and nine. Monte each. and were Pearson hurled Dale, after firing brilliant 73 Pleasant Run. faltered Sunday a OMAHA. July 3.—Jess (Jake) everyday worker in the baseball CHICAGO, July 3.—C. V. Whit- for the Maumee boys a par at to it” in big way before police and Bolen Turner toiled and took while shot 75 and 76 for his total. them. 19, second vineyards. this season Tising, and 78, Muesing a separated Batterton, Los Angeles, Already he ney’s Equipoise, champion of the on baseman for the (Mo.) has been forced to take to the Tribe slab. Today, John L. Niblack, president Springfield a layoff east, and Norman W. Church’s Gal- Links club of the Western League, died his weary limbs. From now Rain Consumes Time of the Indianapolis Public comfort lant Sir, champion of the west, will upon shoulders today from effects of being hit on on, you will be reading about these It required three hours to finish Association, whose have their long-awaited turf meet- selecting in the head with a pitched ball in a layoffs with the battle, Jimmy Foxx falls the responsibility of Amateur Nines Play recurrent frequency. ing Tuesday at Arlington park in one rain causing two long to City game against Omaha Sunday. The handwriting the right field halts and the ground the four-man team represent on the SIO,OOO Stars and Stripes handi- crew was ex- FOXX Is on the war- Wednesday Batterton was struck in the sec- bleachers is visible. hausted the canvas cover- Indianapolis, set night easily cap at a mile and a furlong. hauling path. meeting ond inning of Sunday's game by a ing back and forth. JIMMY The baby-faced first as the time for a to de- a u a Gallant Sir's defeat in an over- Asa result only can Stadium Twin Bill Saturday ball pitched by Swede Carlsen, three innings of the baseman of the Philadelphia Ath- cide whether the association fellow that he can night at six furlongs last second fracas Dale-Muesing Omaha right-hander. He did not big feels handicap were played, being no game, the 6 letics slammed out four home afford to let the Saturday has not taken the edge deadlock drop and send all five to appear badly hurt at first, although THErun a ball club as well as a o'clock law stepping in to end hos- runs against St. Louis Sunday to Four leading city amateur dia- Eli Lilly will play Kroger nine off the race. event, with one as al- knocked down. He walked to the ball club has ever been run. Ancl tilities. Statistics of the boost his big league lead in this the national in one of the games for Equipoise has been 136 unfinished some mond clubs will battle in a double- Saturday and clubhouse. all anybody knows to the con- assigned event were erased and the teams department to seven. ternate, to arrange playoffs. Indianapolis Braves will In- hos- trary, he correct. Only and Gallant Sir 124. header at Perrry stadium Saturday, tackie He was ordered to St. Joseph may be pounds will have to begin it all over again Foxx now has twenty-four hom- Trips by Plane diana Bleaching in the other. There where he lapsed into uncon- those who are close to him know Make with the proceeds to the pital, tonight. The score was one and one ers, seven more than Lou Gehrig go to In- will be no games scheduled city operation per- urge will be made on sciousness. An was what a terrific he has to run and Bachman was on the mound for and Babe Ruth. In addition to The trip to Portland dianapolis Amateur Baseball Asso- park diamonds Saturday. formed late Sunday night to a ball club. Stadium Tilt Sunday by airplane. Charles E. Cox Jr., ciation. relieve Toledo and Logan hurled for the the four-baggers. Jimmy also got With the small admission fee of pressure on the brain caused a skull His disappointment was keen Indians. a and double in eight trips superintendent of the municipal The I. A. B. A., which sponsors 25 cents, a large crowd is expected, them the bat- sandlot league fracture. when he was not named manager TOLEDO Toledo jumped off to a lead of 2 during Sunday’s double-header to airport, will pilot to competition in city according to F. Earl Geider. secre- This Batterton’s first year in five can make parks throughout was of the Yankees following the death AB R H O A E to 0 in the initial round of lift his batting average to .363, tle scene. Whether the season, will tary of the I. A. B. A., and 1,500 the Western League. the trip in the and whether use the money to expenses of of Miller Huggins, and it was keener Montague, ss 6 0 2 2 5 0 the first game, but the Tribe two points behind Joe Cronin of plane defray tickets are reported already sold. Reis. 3b 5 2 2 2 2 1 all can arrange to go city champion to the national still when Bob Shawkey flopped and 0 jumped tied it Washington, that qualified the The officials of the Indianapolis Doljak, ct 5 2 3 1 0 right back and up. the American League may settle the tie tournament at the assignment went to Joe Mc- West. If 6 0 1 0 0 0 Jack Tising was off the leader. is something that Pittsburgh, provide American Association club are co- Trosky. lb 4 0 2 16 0 0 knocked Last year busi- medical service for players and operating staging Carthy, a National Leaguer. By Detore, rubber before the Hens for the association. in the benefit and Massey and Shea 2b 4 2 3 1 3 0 completed at home. equipment for boys and now Ruth knows he can never be Powers, rs 3 0 0 1 0 0 their first stanza and Stewart Bolen ness kept one player unbacked have donated the stadium for the Reiber. c 4 i 2 4 1 0 addition to determining the teams. one manager of the Yankees, and he Pearson, p 5 0 1 0 4 0 relieved him. In day. team, May Meet Here is reluctantly resigned to the fact. Bolen Retires four members of the national Totals 42 7 16 27 15 \ 1 Cochet Beats the qualifying test also was For some reason, the front office of In 36-hole INDIANAPOLIS the third the Hens got to to determine sixteen qualifiers to the Yankees is convinced such a Bolen and sent him the AB R H O A E to sidelines fight, it out later in match play for Lew Massey, Philadelphia light- move would not be wholly wise. and Jim Turner went to the hill Looking Over Latonia weight, who knocked out Tracy Cox, Layne, If 5 1 2 5 0 0 Yank Netters the Indianapolis Public Links cham- Lee, ss 4 0 0 2 3 0 and worked the remainder of the pionship. Five players tied for po- BY O. REYTLLA local star, in his recent appearance Callaghan, rs 5 1 1 0 0 0 route. Pearson the the Yankees will look with- 3 0 2 3 1 1 kept Tribe at By 15 16 in group and here, will return to Perry stadium Sigafoos, 2b United Press sitions and that LATONIA. Ky., July 3.—With the to the wise boys was due to a sued be- out Ruth and how they will Bedore, lb 4 0 1 8 0 0 bay except in the fourth canto when will also on July 12 to headline another Sta- HOW 3 1 1 2 0 0 WIMBLEDON, 3. Wednesday night’s meeting passing and signing of the new rac- tween the powers that be north and Cooney, cf Cooney doubled and scored on Rid- England, July to south C. fistic card. fare—particularly at the gate—is Riddle, c 4 0 1 6 1 0 Cochet of how three of them are ing bill of Ohio of the river, and it has been voiced that dium A. 4 0 0 1 5 0 dle’s single. eighth inning Henri France "today determine in the state and White. 3b An at- elminated, any other manner the management of the Kentucky -His opponent probably will something else. Sooner or later, of p 0 0 0 0 0 0 reached the semi-finals of be if the appointment of racing tracks be Tising. tack, good for three markers, on the all- a com- were Eddie Shea, veteran Chicago battler. course, the Yankees will have to get Boleri. p 1 0 1 0 0 0 England tennis championship than a playoff can do it. mission by the Governor, the Ken- responsible and back of the move Turner, p 2 0 0 0 0 0 Turner, boosted the Toledo run by that closed the gates stadium along without him in any form. 0 0 0 Coney several years Dale Miller, matchmaker, Angley 1 0 0 total to seven. taking a four-set decision over Les- Maus Forfeits Title tucky horsemen are rejoicing over ago. the will be said approval of bout Realizing the inevitability of this Doljak a homer in ter Stoefen of California. Scores the application of dates for a asked of A1 G. Feeney, state boxing Totals 36 3 9 27 10 1 poled lucky Burns Maus of South Grove was lends credence to the report that for the With Reis first were 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1. forty-five-day meet to be held at Thousands of dollars have been spent Angley batted Turner in ninth. eighth. on he no longer during commissioner, today. Massey will Ruth signed his reduced con- Ellsworth 1932 champion, but the old Coney Island the last two years on the track when 202 000 030— 7 Doljak lined the sphere to the Vines, American cham- cham- plant, located and buildings, and it will require little make 135 pounds for the scrap. right Toledo resides in the city, so anew work to condition it for tract he won the to move on Indianapolis scoreboard in left center, an ordi- pion, moved within two steps of his adjoining the amusement park east the opening another 200 100 000— 3 pion will be crowned. date. to club next year as man- nary double, but the ball took one second successive Wimbledon title of Cincinnati. of a good WALKER MEETS BROUILLIARD. Runs batted in—West. Trosky. Callag- Besides Mitchell and McGuire, Purses sze and reasonable ager. Bedore. Pearson. Montague, Riddle, bounce and went through a hole by defeating The dates applied for will start conditions will draw many of the horse- han. hits—Doljak, Roderich Menzel, giant Dale and Espie were members of last men who were planning to ship to Dade fill Timm Special years Doljak (21, Reiber. Two-base for four bases. Four hits were made days For some Ruth has been Coonev, Sigafoos, Layne. —- Czechoslovakian, 6-2, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. year’s national tournament squad of on July 31, two after Latonia park for the meeting there, which also NEW YORK. July 3.—Two former Layne, off Turner in that session. is under the Kentucky management. the greatest individual attraction in Doltak. Stolen bases- Detore. Sac- Vines plays Cochet in Tuesday's George Petersen of South is slated to close its gates until fall, champions will tangle here in a fea- rifice-Powers. Double plays—Lee to Siga- six. baseball. There are some who insist foos to Bedore: Reis to Trosky. Left on Doljak Has Big Day semi-finals. Grove, one of those tied for the fif- and a short ship will be greatly ap- scrap —Indianapolis. 9; Toledo, 15. CRUMP ture ten-round Thursday that he has kept the game alive. bases Base Sigafoos and Layne each got two Playing before a crowd, position Sunday, and Bill preciated by the majority of horse- almost turned the on balls—Off Boien, 4; off Turner. 2; off capacity teenth turf experts night when Mickey Walker, former Certainly no one will argue that his Pearson. 2. Struck out—By Bolen. 3; by safeties for the Tribe and each Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, defending Heinlein, now a pro and recent run- men who are stabled here. BILL into a bunch of .middleweight king, tries a comeback contributions have had a deadening Pearson. 5: by Turner. 2. Hits—Off Tising. Doljak the also maniacs Saturday afternoon when 4 in 1-3 inning; off Bolen. 4 in 2 2-3 in- smacked a double. was champion, gained the semi-final ner-up for the state open crown, he against Lou Brouilliard, former effect. When attendance records are nings; off Turner, 8 in 6 1-3 innings. Wild big for Toledo homer, of year. took Navanod, who run for fif- pitch Losing —Bolen. Um- noise with a round of the women’s singles with a were members the team last The Coney plant, which operated several welter titleholder, pounds. always -Turner. teen hundred at Washing- at 160 broken, Ruth breaks them. IPires—McLaughlin and Goetz. Time—2:lo. double, single and one walk. Detore 6-4, 6-1 victory over Following the first five, the others years ago and was closed by local option, bucks Lolette Payot ton park three weeks ago, and also banged out three hits, one for of who qualified for the local match now r will be operated under the supervision came Switzerland. within a nose of Head two sacks. play tournament and their scores of the state commission and the opinion catching Play, whom he sold for Pearson pitched a grand article of HALL were: of many is that better conditions will pre- thirty grand BEATS SHIELDS. vail in Ohio than has been experienced the day before the Kentucky Derby. ball in the face of wet weather and By George Dennv, Coffin. 152; Ed Urich, Cof- Ilubbcil Hurls Shutout, Times Special fin. 153: Arthur Lockwood Jr., Pleasant by many in the state of Kentucky. If you think Bill isn’t a real 18-Inning heavy ground conditions. He Vaughan NEW YORK, 3. Run. 154: King. South Grove, trainer, struck out five and put a lot of stuff July Gilbert 154: Charles Boswell. Coffin. 154; Nelson The closing of the old track according try and match that. Nava- Hall, veteran New jersey star, de- Marks. Coffin. 156; Erval Hilligoss, South nod went to the post with split when 156; a on the pellet the Indians were Frank Shields, Grove. Harold Stricklin. Pleasant Run. quarter hoof in position. feated former Davis 157: Dick McCrearv. Pleasant Run. 157; and it was taped to- Parmalee Cardinals scoring Cup George South Grove. 158; Mike gether. Also Blanks player, 6-2, 7-5, 6-4, to win the Petersen. tape at The Hens Coffin. 158: Stuart Tomlinson. The broke the eighth way the combed the eastern court Poliak. Cleveland Takes pole the black Hourless Bp United Press victory. the end of the in provided the they clay championship Pleasant Run. 158: Fred Johnson. River- when colt eleventh At homer the fourth sphere it looked for a time side. 158. and Richard Keil. South making move, NEW 3.—'The New Sunday. 158. was his and had it YORK. July day, the Giants had thirteen shut- lone tally. would pile up a lop-sided score, but Grove. held together, Brooklyn took both ends of a twin Monte Pearson he would have beat- York Giants, whose brilliant pitch- outs to their credit. fifteen Toledoites were life on bases. might bill Chicago, 7 to 3, after A1 en Head Play and have got ing has a feature The eighteen-inning mart ho n from Nine Indians were left stranded. to been of major Lopez's homer featured a three- Bp United Press the front horse. league play this season, put on the tied both the modern and old-time run spurt in the sixth, and 4 to 3, AB. H. Pet. Dunlap, U. S. Amateur, Sets CLEVELAND. July 3. Eddie n tt tt major league records for the longest best mound show in years Sunday, when Lopez stole home in the ninth Sigafoos, if 298 119 .399 Morgan, once one of the American You could have called Saturday a day game. Wingard. if 260 80 .308 of bad tying one all-time record and es- l-to-0 It was the longest with the winning tally. Coonev. P-of 190 58 .305 League’s outstanding sluggers as breaks. Crump got a bad oi,e when tablish in g one game of the season. In the night- Boston and Cincinnati blanked Bedore. if 200 60 .300 first baseman for the Cleveland In- the tape broke. Head play got a bad Callaghan, of 228 64 .281 in Play Pace British Open break when he was season mark, as cap, Leroy Parmelee allowed only each other, the Braves winning the Riddle, c 143 40 .280 dians, has been released outright to sent to the outside at the starting gate got they St. four hits and struck out thirteen, opener, 1 to 0, when Ed Brandt let Chapman, of 223 62 .278 the New Orleans team of and then off some blanked Lavne. of 53 14 .264 the five lengths to the bad. by tying the season's record for strike- the Reds down with four hits and Angley, c 139 35 .252 Bp Southern Louis twice Times Special test. He w’as out in 38, one over Association. Monty M. got a outs. Urbanski’s double Berger’s sin- White, if 210 52 .248 bad break when he was the identical and Lee. if 184 43 .234 ST. ANDREWS, 3.—Horton par, and home in par 36. The release was one of two play- carried out in the stretch gle in the third for July to lose by a score, 1 to 0. The The opener also was the season’s accounted a run. Craig Wood of Deal, N. J., first ers deals made by Walter Johnson, whisker. Many were dissatisfied with the In the nightcap, Larry Benton held Smith, young Chicago pro, fired a Giants also ex- best mound duel because Tex Carle- of the prominent players to finish, new Tribe manager. In the second decision. his former Boston mates to three 71, two par, to tie George tended their lead ton of the Cards blanked the Giants under scored an 82, nine over par. Wood deal, Monte Pearson, right-handed Head Plav got another bad break in the scattered hits as the Reds won, 3 Events on pitcher ride Lee Humphries dished out. Jimmy over the second- for sixteen frames. He was taken Three Dunlap for the lead in the British w’as out in 43 and home in 39. of the Toledo team of the to 0. Smith got one on Bobsled, when he made place Cardinals out for a , and Billy Burke of Greenwich, Conn., American Association, will come to Jess The Newr York Yankeees advanced open today. his bid at the eighth pole and was shut off to five and a Haines went in, but was unfor- Ripple Mat Bill former United States open cham- the Indians in exchange for Howard to within half a game of the lead- under against the rail. half games. tunate in the eighteenth when two Bp United Press pion, scored a 72, one par. Craghead, Tribe relief hurler. ing Washington Senators by beat- He had 36 on each nine. Carl Hubbell walks, a sacrifice, a force and ing ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. July 3. Over in New York, the other wonder Cleveland, 7 to 3, w’hile the Sen- Joe Kirkw’ood, former Australian, horse. Mr. Khayvam. didn't beat a hoss of screw ball Hughie Critz' single brought in the ators were idle. Three events will be staged on —Clipping two strokes from the St. and finished last. now of Coral Gables, Fla., had a At Chicago. Gallant Sir displayed one of fame turned in lone of the game. Jimmy the wuestling card at Broad Ripple tally New York Foxx drove out four home Andrews new course par of 73, par 73. his best brands of sulking and let five gan "iron man" 1 made ten hits against the Cards' six. runs for Philadelphia as the Ath- tonight, with Johnny (Swede) Car- City Court beat him across the finish line This old Paul Runyan, White Plains, N. Y., boy is noted when he letics divided double-header lin meeting Ed Baker, local rival, George T. Dunlap, Jr., New York for his bad actions at times ffeat Iltibbeli In the nightcap. Dizzy Dean of a with slipped four strokes past par by and Saturday was one of the days that h# the full St. Louis. He two in in the tw’o falls out of amateur, today set the early pace in was boss. pitched St. Louis battled it out with Par- made each three feature. scoring 38-39—77 on the new’ course. innings of the opener, reg- game, bringing his leading total to Hugh Webb meets Speedy O'Neall the first qualifying round of the eighteen malee, the latter allowing four hits The w’eather w’as blistering hot, Stars Clash Elston, who was fifth shutout and twenty-four. The jVs won the in another two falls out of three British open golf championship. Gilbert aboard Gold istering his to Dean's five. Johnny Vergez's which was regarded as helpful to Basis in his succesful bid for the Derby opener, Dunlap went out in 36, one under 6 to 5, when Dib Williams’ event, and Morris Webb tackles the Americans’ hope of maintaining With Saturday, was chosen late Saturday after straight single par, below’ the city's outstanding stars fourth hit, a in the George Speece in the opener for and was also a stroke the United States’ hold on the fa- efforts made to secure Melvin Lewis from coming entered, play opened today in the tenth, drove in Mickey Cochrane. one fall. Action starts at 8:30, with home in 35. golfing New York failed. Elston was to hare mous aw’ard. annual Fall Creek title tourney. Standings and Results The Browns took the second contest, Bud Westfall as referee. Bill Ma- Walter Hagen of Detroit, former Gene Sarazen defending cham- ridden Lon Jones’ Fair Rochester, who Gene Demmary, Tommy Wilson, was put 11 to 6. after a five-run rally in honey is the promoter. titlehoider and second favorite, pion and favorite, was among the scratched. Elston up a very Vincent Meunier and Dan Morgan heady ride Humphries AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NATIONAL LEAGUE the eighth. scored a 74, one over par, in his first late starters today. to outsmart and the Won. Lost. Pet. (First Game! are the seeded performers in men’s veteran T. Mally, aboard Jovius. ! Cincinnati h :&> 000 000 000— 0 4 1 CITY SWIM STARS singles. Myers Whitaker, West Vir- Boston 001 000 OOx— 15 0 IN S? £S* v.r.v.v.v.v.v." ft U Derringer and ginia netman, and MinneK.n* ..... i _ Hemsley; Brandt and U. Paul Stanley, Spohrer. RHODIUS POOL EVENT Semi-Pro and Amateur Notes Earlham college star, met in today’s 3. .50. 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Theo p. m. order, while top players in the boys Wash 45 25 .643 Cleve 35 38 479 Brooklyn 000 023 02x— 7 at 3 m. 26 .634 Detroit 33 38 465 16 0 Percefield. C. Medcalf. Jim Thompson, J. w’ere Powell and Jim N Yoric 45 Malone, Grimes and Campbell; Carroll By Times Special Representatives of all pools and Weaver.. Schmutte, Bob Whitney, Laxen Lynhurst Cubs took a slugfest from division Jap iVhiladel. 36 34 .514 Boston 29 41 414 ; and Lopez. backers also Keene. 36 486 St. Louis 28 47 .373 BOSTON. infielders county and Heightchew. Several will Darnell Milk of Ben Davis. 19 to 7, and Entries in the all doubles Khicaito. 34 (Second Game' July 3.—Two beaches in Marion are eli- accompany the Olympics to Yorktown and will play Ace Coal Tuesday at Diamond Chicago 000 001 002— 3 6 0 young flychaser. gible, the event being sponsored by the group will leave at 6 a. m. A parade Chain field at 12 July divisions as well as women’s singles Brooklyn and a stars in the o'clock. Cubs have NATIONAL LEAGUE 002 000 002— 410 2 , been of will precede the first game, which starts 9 and 30 open. Atlanta, Yorktown, Frank- will close Tuesday night. Lowest Rates I W. L. Pet. Warneke. Root and Campbell- have the Indianapolis chapter Ameri- at a. m. Decatur write Jesse Lewis, W. L. Pet Beck and Lopez. Hartnett. 9 lin. and others W York 43 25 .632 Boston. .. 35 37 486 added to the roster of the Boston can Red Cross and Indiana-Ken- 2003 Wilcox street. Indianapolis. A Hunt 2° MONTHS TO PAY 39 32 33 36 478 Cloverdale Grays is asked get touch with Lewis Tues- St .542 Brklvn . (First Game; Sox. tucky A. U. defeated Hendrix to in Louts 34 .521 rincx 32 41 438 Eighteen Innings! Red A. nine of Bloomington 6 to 1. Sun- day morning. Pittsbgfc 37 St Louis 000 000 Brothers Chicago. 37 37 .500 29 43 .403 000 000 000 000— 0 6 1 Freddie Muller, second baseman day. Overpeck led the victors attack and WOLF SUSSMAN Inc. Pniladel. New York 000 000 000 OCO 000 001— 1 10 0 starred in the field. Rogers clouted a Eastern All-Stars defeated Re- Major Leaders and Pendleton M ß ,n Carleton. Haines and Wilson; Hubbell league-leading home-run hitter, COLLEGE CREWS homer for while pitched formatory Saturday. 9 2 with and DRILL the winners Hutsell to Collins 239 W. WASH. ST. a -£ Games Today Mancuso. and Mel Almada, right fielder, were his usual good game, keeping eight hits and Patton hitting home runs. Jackson I (Second Game! Opposite Statehouso St Louis purchased Bu United Press allowed only six scattered hits while the LEADING AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 000 000 000— 0 4 0 Sunday by Eddie Collins. All-Stars got ten. Al-Stars play at BATTERS New York 000 OOx— 1 s*l LONG Player—Club M Paol at Minneapolis. 100 Red Sox general-manager, for a re- BEACH. Cal., July 3. Bridgeport. Tuesday. For games, write G AB R H Pet. at Kansas CitT. Dean and O Farrell; Parmelee and Man- of Bob 1326 East Twenty-first street, Klein, Phillies 72 292 50 110 .377 Milwaukee might). cuso. ported price of $40,000. Muller, who The oars three eastern crews City Softball Notes Ricketts. Simmons, White Sox 70 291 55 108 .371 Toledo at Indianapolis or call Ri. 6262. Cronin, (Only ames scheduled ! hit thirty-eight homers last year, were scheduled to sw’eep the land- Hodapp. Senators 71 283 51 105 .365 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, not sched- Ripple A. Red Sox . .65 242 30 87 .360 will report Pie is bat- locked Long Beach rowing course Broad Transfers defeated J. A . V. .. LEAGUE uled. immediately. A business meeting of the Leisure Hour 9 to 0. For games In July with Trans- Davis. Phillies 66 234 27 84 .359 FAST AMERICAN for Soft Ball Leagues will be held at 8 p. m. HOME RUNS 'TT/rMfli ting .327 and has clouted twenty today in initial w’orkouts the Thursday. July 6. 410 Majestic building. fers. write Joe Grossart. 5148 North Me- Chicago at Cleveland. AMERICAN LEAGUE at ridian street. Model Creamery, notice. Foxx, at St Loins homers year. Muller national intercollegiate regatta next Athletics.. 24 Klein. Phillies..., 16 J Detroit (First game: this and Al- (Only games scheduled.) ten innings' mada Forty-ninth street Trojans will class with Ruth, Yankees .. 17 Berger. Braves., 15 FROZEN Philadelphia 001 301 000 I—6 11 0 are with the Seattle club. Saturday. Sixty-First Warren Aces will play Drexel Cubs next Gehrig, Yankees. 17 St. Louis 030 000 101 Park Wednesday at Bellaire diamond. o—s 13 4 Woods, Sunday at the Cubs' The Aces DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Mahaffev. Grove and Cochrane; Hadley Almada. who is batting .335 this With the three western standard- diamond at 9:30 a. m. Gahan. desire book August. Write RUNS BATTED IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Rich, and Scott, notice. to games in Philadelphia. and Shea. Ruel. year, is just out of Los Angeles bearers—Washington. California and Warren Aces. R R. 10. Box 346, care Van Klein. Phillies ... 72 Cronin. Senators.. 66 Pittsburgh at a Gehrig. Yankees. 3M.W. Boston Sickle service station. 71 Simmons. White FURNAS ICE CREAM CO. New York at (Second came' high school, and will join Red U. C. L. A.—already Har- Athletics.. 68 Sox 65 THE CREAM" OF QUALITY (Only games scheduled the on deck. Foxx. t Philadelphia 010 100 301— 614 2 Sox in September. vard, Cornell FIGHT PICTURES HERE South Side Press nine has open St. Louis 000 321 05x—11 12 Yale and crews were dates HITS 0 (Buck) for Tuesday, July 4. and Sunday. July 9. Cain. Peterson and Madiessi: Biaeholder, William Walters, formerly due to arrive today after a brief The holds a permit dia- .111 Simmons, White Yesterday Gray and Ruel. and Motion pictures of the Primo team for Garfield Klein. Phillies.. Results of the Braves, mond No. 2 Tuesday. Call Irvington 4035. Phillies ...110 Sox 108 was brought rest take to pre- - AMERICAN ASSOCIATION from their sculls for Camera Jack Sharkey world's Manush. Sena- Cronin, Senators, 105 SPECIAL PKICE New York 211 100 002—7 15 the San Francisco tors no (First Gamei 1 Missions bv the liminary drills. heavyweight title bout will be on Cie\eland ... 000 001 200—-3 5 2 Red Sox. The 23-year-old Columbus 312 101 010— 814 3 W. Brown. W. Moore and Dickey; third base- the screen at the Colonial theater SEARS WINNER AGAIN ANY COAT Louisville . 101 001 000- 3 8 3 Harder. Connaliv. Hadlin and Pvtlak. man has batted .367 in UZCUDUN RING VICTOR. Delancey; McKvin. Jonnard eight-two here beginning Tuesday. It is said W Lee and games this year, Bu Times Special Raymond Sears, Butler university and Erickson. Thompson. Boston at Chicago, both games Dost- including fourteen the films will show the highlights RELINED $3.50 (Secona Game' ; tioned; July rain. homers and twenty-three doubles. BARCELONA. Spain, 3. of the big fight in which the Italian star, won the third leg of the In- CRE,,,T Cnlumhus . 000 001 520 Washington at Detroit. postponed LEONt. U 11 Smlavill* 000 001 000-- 1 9 2 rain. Paulino Uzcudun, veteran Spanish knocked out the American in the diana-Kentucky A. A. U. two-milc TAILOR and Delancey; We-nert. Bass. heavyweight, steeplechase BASEBALL 131 E. NEW YORK Teachout Mc- STREET Jonnard and Thompson. MUR lEL A DAM S VICTOR outpointed Don sixth round. championship at McKaln. VENEZIA BOAT VICTOR. Corkindale of South Africa in ten Broad Ripple Sunday. His time Perry Stadium 010 383 B)t T nit t ft I*re ft* \tlnn.iaellv ' ...... 002 900—■ o„ RACE VICTOR ! wa* 9:25. Klf", 000 171 00x— 9 9 0 CINCINNATI. July 3 —Bryan rounds here Sunday. CHITTUM GREENSBURO. Ind. July 3. By Cnited Press Sheridan, Hllchgr, Tauscher and Hen.lne, Glenn; Grant, Atlaflta. Held the tri-state Winston Griffin, was Fenner, Tony Venezia. Indianapolis, won the M Thomaa and tennis title today after a surprise FRANKIE PARKER FAVORED. HAMILTON. 0.. July 3. Bill second and Harold Love, Butler, TONIGHT 8:15 P. M. Gentlemen’s Fine Clothes Class A event in outboard motor Bp Press (First Oame> four-set victory Sunday over United Chittum of Columbus. 0., won the third. Forty competed. LADIES’ KITE 000 090 boat Sunday. MADE TO ORDER univnuhse ...... 000 races here Judd Frankie Parker. CHICAGO. July 3. Frankie two auto speed events run here KansaScitT 120 010 02x— 6 14 0 Cambridge City, Milwaukee star, and Bengough; Malls Whealan. was sec- 13-11, 6-3. 4-6. 7-5. Parker. 17-year-old Milwaukee boy, Sunday before rain halted activities. C. M. B. NETTERS WIN INDIANS VS. TOLEDO Presanell. HUlin Hurst, and Brenzel. ond. Harold Muncie, and The womens title was won by was favored to win the national clay His time for the three-laps event The Christian Men Builders ten- Family Nite in Bleachers, 40c; (Second Game' Art Werner, Indianapolis, Milwaukee 270 140 304 21 21 0 were Muriel Adams, Indianapolis, who courts tennis championship which ever the half mile track was 1 min- nis team blanked Prest-O-Lite Box Seats, Sl.2s—Grand Oltv 000 020 100- 3 7 4 Class B C re- ttnsa* and and Class winners, defeated Helen Fulton, Chicago, opened today at the Chicago Town ute, 45 seconds, and he won a five squad, 6 to 0, in'match play at Stand, 75c. Btselv and Young; Carson, Fette the KAHNSecond Floor Kahn Bldg. ! Wfcnzei ■ spectively. 6-3, 6-4. and Tennis club. mile race in. 4:18, Brookside park courts Saturday.