PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES AUG. 9, 1932 Match Skill MORE EXCITEMENT IS ADDED TO A. A. FLAG CHASE With Babe in ‘Star’ Contest Birds and Tribe Make | It’s Open Season for Puzzles in National League Brooklyn been a great baseball ITSyear, and Babe Ruth, 'WgjnBWBBKUKtA. him mighty slugger of the New Buys Star York Yankees, is going to have It Warm for Millers a tough time picking his 1932 big leagues all-star club. The Bambino is co-operating Contenders Continue to Wage Wild Scramble for Top; Walter Beck, Young Mound with The Times in sponsoring his annual contest in Indian- Cooney Holds Brewers to Five Blows Monday; Ace. to Join apolis. Three prizes will be awarded to local diamond fol- Saints Invade Perry Stadium Tonight. Dodgers. Babe's lowers who match the Prtxx selections. The contest is just BY EDDIE ASH By Tnitrd Timei* Sport* NEW YORK. Aug. right getting under way. Get your Editor 9.—The American Beck, entry in early. Mail your en- Invading Association forces changed firing scenes today arm of Walter outstanding tries to the Babe Ruth Editor and the battling Indians will continue their pennant fight against the pitcher in the class A minors, may St. Paul Saints furnish at The Times. Here are some at Perry stadium tonight, Minneapolis shifted to Louis- the added power necessary of the important rules. Re- ville for a night fracas, Kansas City marched on Columbus for a day to boost the Brooklyn Dodgers to member them: tilt with the speeding second-place Birds and Milwaukee went to Toledo. the top of the National League. -• The third-place Tribesmen knocked off the as the Dodgers undis- 1. Ruth will mmr ten player*— Just gained one for each position and two pitch- Brewers here Monday night. 7 to 1. and Columbus made puted possession of fourth place, it ers. It four in a row over the league-leading Millers in the was learned that Brooklyn officials '!. He will place them In baltinr Buckeye capital, 4 to 2, bringing grief to the order, and the winner not only must more \ thenwythe. BRoofcw I virtually have clinched the deal to name the same players, hut put them slumping Bushmen and causing a further tightening '•gggfpil . mm have Brooklyn C° r/V6, M Beck in a uniform In the same order. The two pitchers - V/-SHER 15 hill A are at the bottom of the list. of the flag race. i O0 JSlik 1 before the Dodgers leave for the slightly game \ ~ HBrun, collected three hits himself, scored one run and double defeat at the hands of the five hits one Rll Timex Special in Cooney was at his best again, and after the second inning Cardinals. batted one. Ml* MICHIGAN cm-.CITY. Aug. 9. the Cream City athletes were held 'mi "michiAn to three safeties and no runs. 7H/$ OUGHT ')m?g Leading Hoosier linksmen battled ) over the final ,hirt '‘six holes t°-to- played -in nTO spy it 1 JfFyf 1 thirty-six! The Indians errorless ball •O r TWflr openl to Senators, afield and all told it was a big PPp nfc I fat day fortor the tristate ehampion-champion- Cleveland Bows / ,—ship. misunderstanding Baseball night for Hoosier fans on the White THE ' CTt . mffif Y' ship. Due to10 a 1 in dates,dates Indianapolis linksmen front. --Mg' BO> ■ * ' - Indianapolis river I vW?V / -'W AMERICAN ASSOCIATION jo K y @f!§§ / ■ failed to get in practice rounds and Riddle Starts Rally Won. Lost. to ... Phillies Lose Two Cards _—' f i)sLi were forced to start play immedi- Minneapolis Pet. The Indians their initial HIA 1 / r 6*. 48 .583 staged <£> \ 1 I ately Monday. Columbus 68 51 551 mam after their arrival INDIANAPOLIS scoring splurge in the third stanza Coffin fifi 52 .550 \ Ralph Stonehouse of Coffin (Kansas City fill 55 ~y>2 . were scheduled and the rally by lly I nitcd I‘rexs and no other games was launched topped 143, Toledo 58 o .492 < / ; the Hoosiers with a 143. NEW YORK, Aug. 9.—Cleveland s in the American circuit. Bridegroom Johnny Riddle when, as 4r/l'\S< I I Milwaukee 56 50 .487 good enough forfor a fourth place tie Louisville 47 8 .409 St. Louis Cardinals replaced the first up, he cut loose with an ex- yhP' m 'Ni St. Paul Indians dropped from second to l J~s- M with Harry Cooper, Orville Schell 13 70 .37 4 idle New York Giants in sixth po- hibition of speed and beat out a jk race and DennyDenn y Sullivan of Chicago,Chicago. AMERICAN third in the American League siton in the National League by vir- hit in deep short near second base 7 R'iE'Jf' LEAGUE Byron Marke Chicago was first W. L. Pet. w L P-t Monday they lost to the tue of a double victory over the territory. Cconey delivered a one- of first New when f ady York 73 35 .676 Detroit ... 54 49 .524 the base smack to short f / IST. with 145, and Frank Br t and Philadel. 65 44 .596 Senators, 7 to 6. The Phillies, 7 to 6 and 6 to 4, and right and Riddle N t St. Louis.. 48 58 .4a;t Washington fifth showed more fast footwork Horton Smith, Chicago, had 146s1465. Cleveland. 64 44 .593 Chicago .. 36 68 346 Phils dropped to place. and j£>m ... idle Philadelphia Athletics replaced f Wash. 60 49 ,550lBoston ... 26 79 .248 nightcap went eleven innings, reached third. j Other Hoosier scores: in second position. The Walter Murray, Valparaiso. 149; George the Indians home in the Realizing the groom preferred to f \ 149; NATIONAL and Jim Collins’ run ‘ V x Stark,Stark. Indianapolis. 150:150; Bill Heinlein, In- LEAGUE Cleveland outhit Johnson's men, “~~*" drove in Jim Bottomley be in the Tribe dugout, \ 1 dianapolis, 159; Russell Stonehouse. In- W. L. Pet.l w L Pet eleventh back of j ; v but fumbles by Johnny / Pittsburgh 59 47 .557 56 12 to _____ NB V lf dianapolis.dianapolis, 161; John Walter, Gary.Gary, 158; Philadel... 55 504 5, the which, a few seats • x—tsA 161: ahead of him, and gave Cards away, sat the \\ ( Gary. Chicago.. 57 48 the J i "1 I 17 Cos <."CvA ~, —HerbHerb Walter. 158:158; HermanHerman Uebele,Uebele .543 St. Louis.. 51 56 .477 Burnett and Earl Averill in sec- victory by margin. bride, Jonah Goldman hurriedly La 160; Chuck GarrlnßerGarrlnger, lndianIndian- Boston .. 56 52 .518 New York. 50 55 476 a two-run Porte. ’ ' Brooklyn. 55 53 .509 ond inning helped the Senators Hurst and George Davis whacked a single to right center, WesternW e stern Ixricl apolis, withdrew. Cincinnart 47 65 .420 Don Grid ~ I tally five runs and another fumble drove out home runs for the Phillies scoring Riddle, and Cooney pulled up INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE by Burnett and a poor throw by in the seventh inning of the opener at the hot corner. The Tribe \ ANGELO PINS SIMS ! , W. L. Pet.| „ w. L. Pet. pitcher in the fourth all of their hurler crossed the plate on Tun in Vit l ' Newark .. 74 44 .628 Rochester. 64 57 .529 Hildebrand when the Phillies tallied Fitz- TeamCdm Victor’ICtorltir f Buffalo... third falls, 65 53 .551 two more Monte out by geralds out and Goldman p\j? Taking the firstfi?:st and third Albany 53 66 445 contributed runs. six runs. The Cards won registered V i middleweight Baltimore. €5 53 .551 Jersey City 53 71 .428 k J Tony Angelo, Buffalo 62 52 was credited with his staging three-run rallies in the at the home station on a safety by f-ft 1 Montreal. ,544;T0r0nt0.. . 39 79 .331 Weaver By grappler, eighteenth victory of the season for eighth and ninth frames. Kroner. The side was retired when Bu United PrrssPress |&v defeated Red Sims of Can- Wingard hit Aug. s ~ jdSP' ada in the main event ofof Monday’sMonday's the Nats. They were the only games sched- into a double play. LOSLOS ANGELES, 9.—The Games Today out uled in the National League. Braxton westivest scored another of its numerous mat bill at Broad Ripple,Ripple. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Boston at Detroit was washed Retires St. Paul at It footballfootball victories Monday night Johnny Carlin, local veteran, and INDIANAPOLIS (night). developed eventually that Minneapolis at Louisville (nirbt). those whenivhen a picked team from Southern Sailor Watkins went thirty minutes Kansas three runs were Citv at Columbus. sufficient, but the California.California. California and Stanford to no fall, Ray Ricej^jCe andan{j RRalpha ip h Milwaukee at Toledo. Indians passing up weren't chances defeateddefeated an eastern team of former - Hancock drew in fifteen minutes.minutes, Eleven CitvJ Golfers Start and went out and collected -rUF l 0\ AMERICAN LEAGUE three and Princeton 1- and Eddie Slaughter pinned Clint Harvard,Harvard, Yale and play- > 1 UOY . pinned New' York at St. Louis. more tallies in -liP cE>itC- rr \ the fourth stanza on a ers,;rs, 7 to 6, before an Olympic games TJ\G rvtZt-t- Hudgins in other events. Philadelphia at Chicago. double by Taitt, singles Rosen- r\-f Af\ flfiA Washington a* Cleveland. by crowd of 40.000. Boston (two • at Detroit gamesi. Play in State Junior berg, Riddle, Cooney and Goldman The toe of Ed Kirwan. California Match and Fitzgerald's long fly. Lefty back, accounted for the winning NATIONAL LEAGUE Braxton was knocked out of the box margin. After the west made a Cincinnati at Brooklyn. By United Press the afternoon Wednesday to cut the in this session and was to the Brazil Polo Team Ousted From Pittsburgh at Boston. relieved by touchdown tie score, he Chicago at. New York. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 9. field to two, who will play 36 holes southpaw Stiely. The new lefty place-kicked a point for the victory. 1 St. Louis at Philadelphia. Thursday. Kenneth Dobelhower of West La- for the championship checked the Tribe scoring, but he The east's score was made by Bur- Ninety-four players started ac- dropped out for a pinch hitter in ton Strange, Yale guard, who Results Yesterday fayette, medalist in the state junior of Games 80 After AMERICAN Monday, and scores or the eighth and the dropped on a free ball across the Attacking Official ASSOCIATION defeated in tion Hoosiers scored golf tournament, was better were necessary to qualify. one more western Paul 420 000 000-_ marker against Kessenich, goal line. BY STUART CAMERON object to decisions by Bola in men's j Toietio 6 11 l today Komjati, two-three the springboard 202 020 003— 9 15 1 the first round by Robert Eleven tied at 80 and a playoff was the Brewers’ rookie The west made its points after a United Press Snorts Editor Hungarian referee of the match. I southpaw. diving. The championship was won A(,kins Bntl Guilian Winegarner necessary. Indianapolis 65-yard by ; ytla lc u Dale, Indianapolis, 2 and 1. Eleven In the final innings the visitors drive down the field, led LOS ANGELES. Aug. 9.—The in- The players’ protests became by Los Angeles’ own, “Mickey Riley” an^r^ youths gained the title flight. Gus Shaver, all-America U. S. C. couldn't touch Cooney and he re- ternational amity theoretically pro- louder as the game wore on. The Gallitzen, who scored a total of Minneapolis SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 9. Kenneth Dobelbower, West Lafay- the side quarter back last year. booing of the crowd increased. 000 000 002— 2 6 1 tired Brewer in order in by the Olympics had As 161.38 in the ten-dive test. He paced Columbus 001 110 Olx— 4 9 0 of qualifying ette, went into today's play the low eighth duced been the final whistle et Thirty-two survivors the seventh, and ninth. The was blown, three Harold Dutch Smith, also of Los „„a £v ' ,Donohue Richards; Parmalee junior golf having 71, one soundly jarred today ana Healey. play in the Indiana medalist, scored a lone Milwaukee run was scored in GLEDHILL IS BEATEN as the tenth Brazilians, including barrel-chested Angeles, and Richard K. Degener, off here today for over par, for his qualifying round. program of the games got under da tournament teed the second frame on Hoffman's goalie L. Silva, made for the Detroit. Kansas City 18 match He was with Bobby Dale, way. I 002 210 000— 5 10 3 the first holes of play. paired double and Crouch’s By Times Special referee. The crowd was in an up- The men’s Louisville 001 100 301— 6 14 5 had a 78. triple. The outbreak, 400-meter semi-finals j Winners will be matched for an- Indianapolis, who RYE. N. Y.. Aug. 9.—Keith Gled- second serious one roar. The three Brazilians, dripping and finals for j Carson and Snyder; Jonnard and Shea. Other first round pairings and Fine Throw by Rosie of the games, climaxed bitter scheduled today ' other 18 holes this afternoon. hill, lanky collegiate champion worn a with water, reached Komjati. Be- should bring anew world the afternoon were: A great throw by Harry Rosen- water polo match between record AMERICAN LEAGUE Survivors of play qualifying scores by a campaign, was the the Bra- fore stadium attendants could come for the Indianapolis (14), Tap berg prevented strenuous event. Washington 050 200 - will cash Wednesday morn- Ralph .lordan. a Milwaukee marker zilian and German teams. to his aid, he couple 000 7 5 1 today Peru (18). vietjm of a major upset in the first had taken a on Other swimming Cleveland 000 300 120— 6 12 3 Jones. (75) Frank in the sixth. Stanton Incensed by events scheduled ing, the winners playing 18 holes in Fritz Cox. Terre Haute vs. was on sec- a referee's decision, the chin. Ten Angeles police Weaver. and Berg; (18). ond round of the Eastern Grass courts Los for today were men’s Crowder Hildebrand. Grassa. Hobart with two out when Hoffman the Brazilian swimmers attacked went and women's Connally, C. Brown and Sewell, Myatt. Owens, (75) vs. championship here Monday. into action. high Charles Huntington singled to left and Rosenberg's the official. After calm was re- diving, women’s 100-meter Tony Quarrandilla, Elkhart (78). Gledhill bowed to Mac- Helene Madison of Seattle estab- back stroke Boston at Detroit; rain. throw went on the line to Riddle Harold stored by police, the lished (Eleanor Holm of New Clem Canfield. . Mishawaka (75) vs. Guffin, 6-4. 6-2. All favorites International anew Olympic mark of York is Claude Vauer, Huntington (79). and Stanton was tagged out with other Swimming the favorite), women’s Philadelphia at Chicago; played in advanced, including Federation met and dis- 1:06.8 in becoming 100-meters free header Sunday. double Billy Reed Jr., Indianapolis (76), vs. Ed room to spare. It was a whistling Berkeley Bell, qualified the entire South style spring board diving, and water polo. Beeson, Indianapolis (78). peg. Clayton Burwell, American champion. The old record was Gregory Mangin, polo squad. 1:11, and New York at St. Louis; played in double Robert Harrell. Bloomington (76), vs. Doug Taitt, Fritz Mercur, Sutter the world record of 1:06.6, header Sunday. Fred Gronaur, Indianapolis (79). husky Indian fly Cliff and The game scarcely was one minute is chaser, matched Bryan held by Miss Madison. Bob Hamilton, Evansville (76), vs. Dick Cooney in hits, Grant. old before the Brazilians began to LEAGUE Garbac7. South Bend (80). poling three, The United States finished one- NATIONAL one for two cushions, Seeded Net (First Game Richard Keil. Indianapolis (76), vs. and the big fellow pilfered St. 001 000 033 7 12 I Gene Pulliam Jr.. Lebanon >BOI. also the Louis keystone Philadelphia 00C 000 COO 6 5 2 PAIR Kroll, sack in the second. Riddle Walter South Bend (77), vs. El- Svl Johnson. Carleton and Mancuso; got mer Anson. Pendleton (80). two hits, scored twice and held Semi-Pro and Gossip Hansen, P. Collins. J. Elliott and V. Davis. Harold Brewer. Lafayette (77), vs. Harry up great style. Amateur Cooney in It was Baseball Players Wm Allison. Rochester (80). ! (Second Game: Eleven Inningsi only a few days ago popu- Fayette Regulars LOUIS Edward Ijams, Terre Haute (77), vs. Don that the defeated 1 Traders opposition write ISt 000 102 100 02— 6 12 2 4 William Rider, Philadelphia - Ellis, (80). Point Marons. to in eleven innings. ixio1542 5 ball and made three double plays. Rusie 022 000 000 00 4 8 3 Indianapolis lar Johnny Riddle, the Georgia Belt allowed 3. Belleiontaine street. Indianapolis, or got four hits for Derringer. Dean Marion Smith and Charles Free- only seven hits, while the phone Cherry 5411 and ask the winners and Bates, Second-round battles in the men's and Mancuso: J. Elliott Tonv Petrie, Indianapolis (77), vs. Mar- Bulldog, took unto himself a Hoo- Regulars connected for ten off for Art. Con- Oliver and Koelling starred and V. Davis. Christo- take * also at j led the vin Indianapolis (80). pher. nersville Cubs notice. for the bat man both of Crawfordsville. Heckman. sier bride, Dorothy Jane Fayette is without a game for Sans. A catch bv McKenzie In and junior singles and open battles Mon- Norris Cupp. Elkhart (78), vs. Bud Vn- Cutshaw. Sunday. Holy Trinity or a good Negro center, doubling a runner at first, was the ! . Cincinnati at Brooklyn; played in way in the pro-amateur event It club, Cloverdale Cubs, a newly organized fielding in the boys’ singles header Sunday. double derwood, Indianapolis (80). was ‘'ladies’ night” at the notice. Call Brownsburg and ask club, want road games. feature. It was the thirteenth and men's and day at Crawfordsville with a best for Pedigo store at Fayette. Write Van Rav. victory of the season for the Sans. Lemar Campbell, South Bend (78). vs. stadium Monday and 5,455 Cloverdale. Ind. The junior femin- Castleton be played at doubles were on pro- NeW ° of 69. Three teams tied for Getne Gloss. Seymour (80). Merchants will today's Y rk: Plßyfd in d0,,b19 bail ine fans took advantage of free Indianapolis Cubs will play Frankfort Castleton next Sunday. Aug. 28 and he?derTnday 70 sand in the play- Joe Rinaldi. Elkhart (78). Woody the Sunday and Crawfordsville ™ty-Secpnd Street de- Sept- 4 open. Call write gram in the city parks second with vs. gate. The bleachers, at on Aug 21 feated Merchants or H. L. Hudstedt. tennis Dickerson, Ind.anapolis (80). seating 2.000. Cubs want games with Mooresville. 6 to 4, as 1130 North Cherry ‘ off (Massive) Miller, dimin- state teams. Write l eleven Fletcher Dearborn street. 4252-W. b B °St ° plßyed ln Massie filled early John 1745 Morris street. , Next Sunday the championships at Fall Creek courts. |Bundav n: doubl# pro. and several hundred Smith. West Merchant.Merchants play v Maplewood header utive South Grove and Bob An- Cubs will practice Wednesday and Friday the Saddle Morristown A. C.s defeated Willard Women's were away evenings. . An important meeting will A. C.s title play will get under out. turned there. It seems beu held Sunday, 2 to 1. It was a pitchers’ drews, Crawfordsville, won this evening at 8 o'clock. All battle between Richardson of CLARK ROQUE CHAMP and that many women chose to sit in nlavers must attend Morristown way Wednesday. Jack Foland of Highland Mars Hill defeated Bader 3 or communicate with and Markey. Richardson allowed only one By Timex Special the bleacher seats, Indians. 1 nage . Pratt. Ted Toon, Flanigan of Crawfordsville Juniors Play and as a result to 2. Sunday. Walters. Mars Hill hurler. ? L Anderson. hit, a single in the eighth, and struck out Although Horst, seeded in Homer Mve? Gelse and top WINONA of regular never was in trouble, fanning ten men ' Meade Thompson thirteen. He poled a triple and single and LAKE. Ind., Aug. 9 and of Speed- a lot bleacher cash cus- and yielding drove the three men's play, and Campbell, were third Jack Petit four scattered hits. Mars in Morristown runs. Next favorite Eddie Clark, Rhode Island veteran, way Crane of Crawfords- tomers lost out. Hill will meet United Cabs Sunday at Sunday Gwynnville invades Morristown. in the junior did and Bill Hill. Vonnegut nine the For games with Morristown division, not see has regained the Mars strong Post Hardware downed address Rich- | national roqut* ville, fourth. Third Round Office team Sunday. 5 to 0. ard Heck, Morristown, Ind. action Monday, other seeded stars The chamiponship he Maplewood winners desire a game with a , forfeited five years non Saddle Club nine defeated Negro team fast advanced easily. Gene Demmary, ago. will entertain the Craw- Indianapolis Blues, 11 to 7. Sunday for next Sunday. Call Har- Irvington Aces have finished their league | He was unbeaten in the 1932 Highland Muncie Battlers to Maplewood takes rison 2726-R between 6 and' 7 p. m. and action and desire to Vincent Meunier and Jus- side on Fifty-second Street ask for Noble. book with city teams Harold play teams at the north Bp I nilcil Tress Sunday at Maplewood. during the remainder of the season. The of here. fordsville Merchants They W- Bader tus the men’s play turned in course Wednesday and the program CULVER. Ind., Aug. 9. desire games for Sept. 11 and 18. Write Indians fell before Mars team will practice Tuesday and Thursday Play Test Local Pugs B. Wilson, 4418 Sangster Hill A. A s at Mars Hill Sunday. 3 to 2 evenings at Ellenberger park. two-set victories. avenue. It was an exciting All mem- calls for eight and sixteen-man tilt. The Baders got bers please report. For games call entered the third round of the na- ten hits to five for the winners. Rilev Muncie and local pugs will Indianapolis All-Stars forfeited to Bull- Walters. 0676 and ask for Russ. team events. battle dogs Mars Hill ace, was on the mound against a tt tt tional junior and boys' tennis for Sunday. Bulldogs will practice Fri- the honors on Wednesday night's aay at Riveride No. Baders and was opposed bv Good Post Office liHanapoli* Golf Association 2. and will play Baders will practice at kittenball team wants a game Monday Fight Results Women's championships at Culver Military fistic program at the South Merid- Kmghstown Sunday. For games write Riverside diamond for Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Write its annual thirty-six-hole two- Lester No. 1 this evening and Thursday at 4 p. Steve Byrum. BASEBALL will hold academy today with all of the fa- ian Archer. 833 Waldemere avenue m. players carriers’ box, post office. Monday and Tues- arena. A trio of eighth-round Central Transfer Aug. All take notice. dav tournament next notice. 21 and 28 AT CHICAGO—Art Laskey, 190: Minne- vorites still in the running. tops are open. Brightwood Cubs Avondale day Highland and Meridian Hills. The tussles the bill. Eddie Smith a ra Sans defeated apolis, decisioned Tom Jones. Chicago at - defeated Morgantown 175. 9 Sun- Sunday 8 to 4. Cubs want games with Negro, in ten rounds, scoring rails prizes for thirty-six- Frankie Parker, sensational Mil- of Muncie on Charlie (Kid) Kibler day. 13 to 0. Oliver turned in his seventh state and city three knock- proeram for takes All-Stars defeated Kroger A. C.s clubs. Address Jess Dur- Buck Gary, TONIGHT waukee defending champion; 3 to win. limited Morgantown to four and ham. downs. Everett. 181. Ind holr low dross and low not totals and Jack Smith, local lightweight; Bud Ely, 1. Sunday. The pitching duel be- fanned five. hits 4601 East Twenty-first street, or drew with Dick Daniels. 192. Minneapolis’ tween Young of the The Sans played • errorless phone Ch. 2624. must plan on taking part both Lynch, Taft, Cal.; Gene Mako, Los A. C. and Ferrell for in eight rounds. entrants Muncie, faces Jack Malone, local the All-Stars was the feature of the game. PERRY STADIUM Mrs. E. W. Lee, president, Hum- Angeles; Marco Hecht. New York, The rivals will 4 davs. 133-pounder, and Young Leach, lo- meet again Sept. on the AT TERRE HAUTE. 2198, Alfred Piel. secretary, Santa same at park on Ind.—Willard 8:15 boldt or Mrs. and Jay Cohn, Monica. Cal., diamond Greenhouse 134 Indianapolis, gained the O'CLOCK cal junior lightweight, "opposes Ed- Bluff road. For games with Kibler All- Brown.judges' at Humboldt 5639. desire to receive entries all won first and Stars decision over Lou Terry of St. their second-round die Muncie, in call Chester Chappie. Drexel 5790. Louis, 133. in ten rounds. before Saturday morning. Cooper. the top Grimm to in Manage Pat Murphy. Danville matches Monday easily. Cubs <111.) lightweight, INDIANS vs. ST. tt tt a events. West Side Chevrolets are without a I PAUL amateur cham- Harry Albert, Drexel Pa., top decisioned Jimmy Fogartv of St. Louis in WiUi the men's state Hill. feather, game next Sunday. State nines desiring six rounds. Bleachers, 25c. Grand Stand, pionship on at Hammond next wee's the seeded player, and Robert Kamrath, Sid Rust. Muncie meets are to look anew Men. 80c, sl.lO, $1.25; professionals forced for Austin, Tex., the Frank Campbell in the four-round AT NEW Ladies, program for their weekly Monday tourna- showed way to the 1933; Bruins Seek YORK—Tonv Brescia. 158. i 35c, 65c, 80c. Monday local pro field opener, Southpaw New York, decisioned Willie Kline 155. | Tax Included. was and Dummy Pinto takes ment. the contenders in the boys’ division. Joe in split up with half the gana In Michigan on Jackie Collins, Hoosiers Named on U. S. German, six rounds. Citv for the tristate event and the others Stubbs. Indianapolis city champion, Muncie 115- in CrawfordsvlUe for a pro-amateur It easily won his first-round junior pounder, in the six-rounder. International Team By United Press was suggested, at Crawfordsville that a titles him to manage the Cubs again pro-women amateur event be held. Marion test. CHICAGO, Aug. 9.—Chicago's next year,’’ said Veeck. Smith. Crawfordsville pro. advanced an fit/ United /’less Cubs will win the invitation to use his course and now the National League Veeck revealed that the Cubs are boys are scouting around lining up LOS ANGELES. Aug. 9. —Gene pennant under the of Twelve Track leadership making every effort to land a feminine partners. Those who p'an to Cooney Cools 'Em Off Venzke, George Bullwinkle and their new manager. Charley Grimm, enter are asked to advise Neal Mclntyre by sev- Thursday. eral other United States track it was predicted today by William southpaw pitcher in the minors to MILWAUKEE Marks Passed luminaries who failed to make the Veeck, Cubs’ president, who fired help the team in its pennant battle. Olympic BROWNS SLUGGER AB R H O A E team, will see action next Rogers Hornsby last week. Mark Koenig, former Yankee short- BUY Connolly. 2b 4 0 1 3 4 1 fit/ United I'rrxx Sunday in the United States-Brit- “There has never been any doubt stop, who was O'Rourke. 3b 4 0 0 0 2 0 LOS Aug. ish empire meet at San my bought from the Hi! Times Special Stanton, lb 4 1 1 9 1 0 ANGELES. 9.—Twelve Francisco. in mind that we had enough 0 0 0 0 new world lor track announced power to pennant,” Mission Pacific Coast League club ST. LOUIS. Aug. 9.—Another new Gullic. rs ~4 4 records and United States entries win the said Hoffman. If 4 1 2 1 0 0 field achievements stood approved here by Lawson Robertson. Olympic Veeck. “Since for the job of utility infielder, will outfielder been added to the Metzler. cf 3 0 0 2 0 0 Grimm has taken has 3 by the amateur ath- coach, follow: command, the report to Cubs Thursday at SHARPEST Crouch, c 0 1 4 1 0 international morale has improved the St. Louis Browns. Deb Garms, Tavener, ss 2 0 0 1 4 0 letic federation today. Four Hundred-Yard Relay—Keisel, Top- considerably. There's no spirit Pittsburgh. who has batting at a .350 clip Braxton, p 1 0 0 0 0 1 pino. Dyer and Wvkoß been Stielv. p 1 0 0 0 0 The federation the ease lacking now among the Catcher Rollie Hemsley, who was Longview 0 shelved Eight Hundred-Yard Relay Metcalf. players.” for the Texas League Young 1 0 0 0 0 0 of Paavo barred from the Keisel, Dver and Wvkoß 6ent back to Chicago being • Kessenich, p 0 0 0 0 Nurmi, Veeck, who returned Monday after The club, will report to the Browns im- 0 0 Mile Relay—Gordon. Abolvich, Fuqua of indefinitely suspended Gillette BLUE SUPER- 1932 Olympics, for two years, and Indiana and Warner or Adams from the east where he effected the after Grimm's mediately for a trial. He was pur- Totals 31 1 5 24 12 2 adjourned to meet in Stockholm. Two-Mile Relay—Turner. Hornbostel of change in Cubs' managers, said that elevation to the manager's position, chased Monday. Young batted for Stielv in the eighth. Indiana, Venzke and Bullwinkle or San- will be INDIANAPOLIS Sweden, in August of 1934. some. Grimm would manage the Cubs probably reinstated soon. Ten of the new world records were Four-Mile Relay—Crowley, Cunningham. Veeck intimated. BLADE is without question AB R H O A E made again in 1933. the HAMAS UNDER KNIFE in the Olympic games here last week. The Mangan and Venzke. Goldman, ss 4 1 2 4 3 0 others were 'he t>me of 14 minutes 2.6 Three-Mile Relay—Hill. Rikers and “Grimm's showing thus far en- Bp Times Special Fitzgerald, cf 4 o 0 2 0 0 seconds for four miles made bv Janus Ottev. 3b NEW YORK, Aug. 9.—Steve Ha- Kroner. 5 0 1 1 2 0 Kusocinski. Poland, at Po-en. June 29. end Mile Steeplechase Relay—Taylor. Beattv. Wingard. lb 4 0 0 8 0 0 the 16.95 meter shot put merit of Zvgmunt Blanchard and Maxwell. sharpest blade we have ever manu- mas. promising young heavyweight Sigafocs. 2b 4 0 1 o 1 0 Heliasz. Poland, in the same meet Mile Med’ev—Metcalf. Dver. Warner and Batting Taitt. rs 4 1 33 0 0 The world records of Olympic competi- Hornbostel of Indiana. How Tribe Is AUTO missing battler, will be from the Rosenberg. If 4 2 1 2 1 0 tors validated were One Hundred Twenty-Yard Hurdles— ring wars for several weeks due to Riddle, c 4 2 2 7 0 0 10.3 for 100 meter*. Eddie Tolan. United Beard. Saling and Morris. Cooney, p . a knee operation. Hamas injured 4 1 3 0 3 0 Slates. Two-Mile Steeplechase—McCluskey. Daw- G. AB. H Pet. factured. This fact is proved by an 46.2 for 400 meters. Bill Carr. United son and Pritchard McCann 67 217 72 .332 LOANS Totals .• his knee while playing football with 37 7 13 27 10 0 States. Exhibitions which will not count in the Rosenberg for 110-meter vault, 101 382 126 .330 State and aggravated the in- Milwaukee 010 000 000 - 1 14.4 hurdles. George scoring will be he’d in the pole high Wingard 98 320 105 .328 Reduce Payments on Pena Indianapolis 003 300 cix— 7 Saling. United State . jump, broad Jump and women's 80-meter Taitt 97 376 121 .322 jury recently. 52 0 for 400-me.er hurdles. Glen Hardin. hurdles. Sigafoos 118 472 148 .314 Your Car and Get ingenious device Gillette’s Runs batted in—Crouch. Goldman Fitz- United States. exclu- gerald 1 3 1 Kroner Coonev Two-base hits T Riddle 77 253 74 .287 MEETING NOTICES Fourteen feet. 1 inches in pole vault. BREAKS Kroner 36 10 .278 Additional Cash BOWLING -Hoftman. Connolly. Taitt, Stanton Bill Miller. United States WOMEN’S RECORD 10 Hy * Anglev 64 198 55 .278 A meeting of Elks Bowling League cap- 'Three-base hits—Crouch. Sigafoos Stolen 8462.235 points in decathlon, James Time Special base—Taitt. Double plav—Stanton to United States. Goldman 116 446 123 .276 I Prompt and tains wtll be held at the Hotel Antlers Tavener. Left on Bauseh. ANDERSON. Ind., Aug. 9 —Scor- Fitzgerald 88 347 95 .274 Courteous sive photo-electric sharpness alleys Thursday at 8 p. m. bases—lndianapolis, 8: 40.0 in 400-meter relay. Toppino. Kiesel. tester. Milwaukee 4 Base on balls—Oß Coonev Dyer and Wvkoß. States ing an 86 for the eighteen holes at 1 oR Kessenich. 2 Struck out—By United PITCHING Westchester Finance Cos. Tha Fountain Square Ladies' Bowling Brax- 3 03.2 in 1.600-meter relay. Fuqua. At>- Grandview Miss Althea Miller ton. 2. by Stielv. 2: bv Coonev. 6. Hits— Warner and Carr. United States. links. W L. W. L. 936 North Meridian Street League will hold an organization meeting OB Braxton. 8 in 3 1-3 innings 4 lowich. of South at tne Fountain Square alleys, Wednesday, in 3 2-3 Stielv 15.72 meters in hop, step and Jump. Chu- Grove, Indianapolis, broke Van Gilder. ... 2 0 Wingard 7 6 LI 8419 innings; ofi Kessenich. 1 in Tin- 6 Aug. at 8 p m. All of ning kei Nambu. Japan. rfcomas 3 Campbell 7 11 10. members this Losing pitcher—Braxton. Umpires 149.8 for 800 meters, Hampson, the women's course record here loop are requested to attend. .—Rue aßid Snyder. Time—l;47. Thomas Monday. Heving 14 3 Burwell 5 8 Great Britain. * Cooney 10 4 Bolen 5 10