- Stoefen Champ Now STOEFEN. the Los An- LESTERgeles giant who has been MpjT •. V By Eddie Ash threatening to break into the big Sports several Indianapolis Times time tennis title circle for City Jockey Makes Good on Big Tracks months, finally crashed through mam this week when he teamed with George Lott to capture the national Jimmie Dobson Is Success First Year IXDIAXAPOLIS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1933 PAGE 8 rlnnhl**s rrmvn

TNDIANAPOLIS has an abundance of horse lovers and to Going Strong After 20 Years Logan Has 3 Events horse players, but few members of the local sport gentry Bucs New Threat Still know there is a jockey out of this city making good on the Fair Madi- Day Open big running tracks. He is Jimmie Dobson. 19, of 3600 Giants in Flag Drive Great j son avenue. His weight is 92 pounds and he is a former riding Race Card Times carrier. Young Dobson is under a three-Vear Seven-Game Young Lefty Blanks Birds Evergreen stock Pirates Tie Braves for Second Place With contract with E. H. McMahon, owner of With Two Hits: Tribe farm, near Bloomington, 111. Winning Streak; Boston Trails N. Y. Seven Games State Fair Race Card Gets Thirteen. Jimmy was an exercise boy for two years, and this is his Today After Bowing in Twin Bill. Harness Trorram By Sperial Eminence first year in the saddle at turf meetings. He has been riding Times 2:14 Pace ipurse s3oo>—Hi* BY JACK CUDDY COLUMBUS, 0.. Sept. 2—Red .Hiassl. Isaac Dillard Crov'. Jack Amos United Pres* Str.ft Correspondent iFry. James R. Braden i. Joins Ohio, today up the new race iOarlockWorthy (Car- at Thistledown, in and went to Bird fans saw some brilliant pitch- B. Napoleon 'Bvroadei. Lulu NEW YORK. Sept. 2 —George Gibson’s Pirates are campaigning for locki. May Meadows Batson', Martha Hal meeting of C. M. Dobson of the ing out at their stadium FYiday iScoggins'. iShanklin'. Vo.o at Detroit. He is the son their own with the New York Giants down at Pitts- Peter Duke a “crucial'’ series of afternoon and the exhibition of Baron iSchleben _ 2:18 Trot 'Durse Bond • Madison avenue address. next week. great S3oo' Gjy burgh mound work was not supplied Commodore Peter i\V. Haschi . Doris ana second place in the National League standing Edward \olo >C. Hascn m m • The Sorsairs captured by the league leaders. It was the O Johnson'. . Eieta■ Guv .Eads', Leola the Great ißus- bly a forced march of seven straight victories while experts and fans were of Bob Logan of Miss E. Voio hi* first ten starts as a jockey. Dobson won five firsts, tjyo seconds. performance Lefty sell'. Lee Breeze I Beattie'. concentrating on the so-called “crucial” series between the first-place the Indians that featured the con- i Cobb i. Ora Bennett iSchieberL Moko Wednesday of this week at Montgomery iAhr'. Peter Veach <.Fn'. INone third and finished fourth twice. On Knight Giants and the Boston Braves. youngster the Birds Ai.oen Margia in the first test. The held 223 Pace inurse s3oo' Thistledown, Dobson brought home Lou a winner of which their indicates iAdreon'. AzofT Parr iHasch' Calumet. If Pirates have struck the roster hits and scored a shutout, • event; eighth on Chanty the stride to two iParshall'. Easter Emma race; finished fifth on Lady Batts in the second interesing Devine Strath- Eddie Lehman them capable, the National pennant race still holds possibiliies 10 to 0. Miss Cochnto Parr (Case'. Oneita in the third; first on Peace Dove in the fifth; six'h on 'Merrill'. Peter Paul >. Rose because of the Giants’ loss of Johnny Vergez and the Braves' loss of Randy High and Rothrock were the only more innings, Friday, while the Braves twice marked improvement during the McMahon of farm has an option on the “kid and believes ing St. Louis, 2'to lost the Evergreen This Pirates Braves tied at seven program of the season. He fanned Six days of harness racing opened lad will follow right along and make good the same as Jimmie. to the Giants. left the and virtually the two and walked four, but the Birds here today, a a a e ° a games behind the Giants. at the Indiana fair oval that base were left there. On Friday at Thistledown, “Indianapolis Jimmie’ Dobson was up Pie Traynor headed the Pirate reached with three events for half-mils Bud Teachout, Columbus lefthander, on four mounts and turned in two winners, finished second once and was attack with a triple and two sin- track horses on the opening card. with Paul mowed down the Indians until the “out” on his other effort of the gles. His line single Speed Stars Thirty-four entries were named afternoon. in the fifth, when they rallied and a a a a Waner on second eleventh chased events—a 2:14 purse, a a four runs across the plate. for today’s provided the winning run that gave 2:18 trot and 2:23 pace. Several and state abound with baseball “experts” who know their sta- over Larry Fench a mound victory Sigafoos Poles Homer performers are in the CITYtistics. according to the heap of selections sent to The Times by Meet Monday prominent Bill Hallahan. French held the list, leading drivers of the big fans endeavoring to match Babe Ruth's all-big league team for 1933. al- Teachout was walloped for and Cards to six hits while Hallahan will in the sulkies. Midnight Ang. the last for fans to “challenge'' thirteen blows by the Indians. In wheel be of 31 was opportunity lowed nine. By United Press are Ruth and attempt to name his all-star club before he was ready with it the seventh they tallied three mark- More than 100 horses already WINCHESTER, Ind., 2. track, to himself. Hoosier diamond followers answered with a hearty response Hubbel, Fritz Shine Sept. ers and repeated the three-run quartered at the according Race drivers affiliated with the ninth. Frank Harrie Jones, assistant superintend- The Times' invitation to match the Babe's lineup. No word was re- Two of the “big four” achievement in the Giants’ American Automobile Association poled home run in the ent of speed, and approximately 200 from him today and it is thought now the Bambino will delay pitchers, Freddie Sigafoos a ceived Carl Hubbell and will participate in automobile races and Sunday be- naming his roster until some time next week. The guess is that Babe and batted the seventh and he also got two singles more are due today Fitzsimmons, pitched at Funk speedway here Labor day. is Monday with. puzzled over a few of the positions. Several more Times fan teams in opener, during the contest. fore racing resumed is club to a 3-to-0 win the Entries include Sam Palmer, Long in action. follow; and 5-to- in the second Pete Chapman pounded Teachout Grand Circuit stars a victory Beach, Cal.; Cooper Gehrling, Day- entry in game, to of for two doubles and a single, scor- With the biggest list years, ERNEST DAVIS ARV ROTHSCHILD the disappointment ton, O.; Ira Hall, Terre Haute; predicting HENRY STROHM, 59.000 Boston fans. ing two runs and batting in two. fair officials are another “Wild Bill” Cummings, Indianap-" race meeting. 959 N. Dearborn 1309 N. Arlingon 3738 Ruckle Hubbell registered his tenth shut- olis; Clay Weatherley, Clay Corbett, Sigafoos scored twice and batted in successful five runs, him large day out and the Giants their twenty- young and giving a Cronin, Cronin, ss Gehringer, 2b Columbus, 0., star, ss second of the season when he held others. on the attack. The Tribe played 2h Gehringer. 2b Cronin, ss ball. Lee and Gehringer, the Braves to four hits and drove A special match race of errorless Dudley lb Klein, Klein, rs five laps Former Stars in Foxx. rs in the winning run with a single in Hall will Layne eacji got two hits and Johnny Simmons, Simmons, If between and Cummings Klein, rs If the tenth. Another run came in climax the day’s program, which Cooney smacked out a triple. Simmons, If Foxx, lb Foxx, lb after that on Johnny Moore’s long includes five events. Final Tilt Tonight Cincinnati Game! Berger, cf Berger, cf Berger, cf fly- Vergez, 3b Maranville, the “boy wonder” of the The series made the Vergez, 3b Vergez, 3b • in the nightcap Freddie Fitz- REGATTA ON WABASH twenty years, Rabbit was even by Dickey, c ball games, the third Dickey, c Dickey, c simmons held the Braves to six hits By United Press bumptious Braves, goes on and on and on, winning Indian triumph and and By United Press p Hubbell, p AFTER Grove, p Hubbell. in eight innings and drove in the TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Sept, 2. assailing umpires, helping with his marvelous fighting spirit to help last battle will be staged under the CINCINNATI, 0.. Sept. 2—A few Grove, p Cantwell, p Whitehill. p winning tally with a in the The National Outboard Motorboat the Boston team in the thick of a battle for the National League pen- lights before the Hoosiers move on their names would have double series, years ago ninth. Another run came in on Association regatta will be held on nant, The wiry little infielder, Braves’ hero in the 1914 world to Louisville for games Sunday and sounded good in almost any major MRS. C. II WILLIAMS JOHN GREEN GORDON SHOULTY Giants week. Monday. The Knot Hole Hughie Critz’ fly. Adolfo Luque re- the Wabash river here Labor day. has starred in every game against the leading this Gang will league baseball lineup—Honus Wag- Bloomington, Ind. tonight Speedway City Carbon. Ind. lieved Fritzsimmons in the ninth, hold a celebration and there ner, Sddy Roush, “Noodles” Hahn, retiring the Braves in also will be a fireworks display. Barger, “Tacks” Cronin, Averill. cf Gehringer, 2b order. Donie Bush. Cy ss Last place Cincinnati combined It was “Kroger Grocery day” at Ens, lb Gehringer. 2b Martin, 3b Uattimer, Jewell George Gib- Terry, six hits and eight walks off Pat the Red Bird stadium Thursday and Klein, rs Cronin, ss Simmons, If ‘World’s Title* at Stake in Hicks, son, “Buck" Herzog and Pat. Dun- Malone and Lynn Nelson to beat the park was packed. The grocery cf Foxx, lb Klein, rs can—what pleasant memories their Berger, the Chicago Cubs, 7 to 3. East side firm “bought out” the stadium and 2b Klein, Foxx, lb names bring to baseball fans. Gehringer. rs scored three runs in the first frame, distributed tickets all over town free If Simmons, If Berger, cf That they still love the game Manush. mainly because of wild pitching. to its customers. which them famous is shown Tray nor. 3b Traynor, 3b Cronin, ss Van Wie Battle on Links Today made Frey relieved Benton on Cin- c Dickey, c the by the fact that they have "signed Dickey, c Dickey, cinnati mound in the first with have met four times be- an eighteen-hole battle between two p Grove, p BY GEORGE KIRKSEY They CARDS TAKE BORGMANN up” to play in an exhibition game Hubbell. p Hubbell. none out, two on and two United Press Staff Correspondent with two champions. Miss Van Wie went out Grove, p runs in. fore in minor matches, By Times Special here Sunday as part of the Cincin- Crowder, p p Hubbell. He allowed but; 37, par, and rounded but one run for the HIGHLAND PARK, 111., Sept. 2. victories each, never have in two under ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2—Benny nati Reds’ annual old-timers’ re- ana ana rest of the game, although the Cubs pulayed against each other in a the turn six up. Miss Wilson won The title “world’s greatest woman when she Borgmann, star shortstop of the union. About fifty former big FISHER of R. R. 2. Atlanta, Ind., likes Johnny Hodapp of made a total of 10 hits. awaited the winner of national championship. her first and only hole golfer,” today when Miss Van Wie Columbus American Association league stars will participate. The the Boston Red Sox for second base and lead-off The rest of his Senators thirty-six-hole final between Miss Van Wie’s victory over Miss took the tenth, club, has been old-timers’ battle will follow the RICHARD Bow to A’s the was acquired by the St. follows: Cronin, ss; Klein, rs; Berger, of; Dykes, 3b; Foxx, lb: Al Van Wie, Chicago, and Welson in the semi-final was one of introuble. Louis Cardinals, owner of Red National League game Cin- team Mashington Virginia Miss Wilson’s defeat probably the between Simmons. If: Dickey, c; Crowder and Grove, p. “Ain't that sumpin?” maintained its eight Helen Hicks, Inwood. N. Y.. in the the most one-sided ever scored in Birds. cinnati and and Pittsburgh. and half game competitive golf career, Fisher, adding: •Here’s for Mail Pouch." Mrs. C. H. Williams. a American League women's ended her asks lead over thirty-seventh national announced four days ago that Fifteenth street. Speedway City, whose team is listed in the the New York Yankees as she 2514 West when golf championship. through with above, “I don't know just how- close I can come to Mr. both clubs lost. Jimmy Foxx she was tournaments group writes: enjoyed It was champion against this one. being attempt. Baseball has been my hobby a perfect day at bat as the cham- Major Leaders after Ruth's team, this my first pion, pal against climax Gar ood Choice Over lot with the boys, and Philadelphia Athletics trounced the pal, in a Miss Hicqs continued to play W Dodge, since I was knee high and played on the vacant visioned when the 113 Foxx, but we can not Senators, 12 to 3. He accounted for they had sub-par golf Friday in conquering given. sorry leave out Mr. pick LEADING BATTERS , no odds I am to six runs with his thirty-seventh entries teed off in the qualifying Maureen Orcutt, Haworth, N. J., 6 seems like Mr. Terry has what it takes to make G AB R H Pet, two for first. To me it homer, a triple and a single. Man- round six days ago. and 4. She played her fourteen Klein. Phillies ... 123 496 84 189 .381 British Pilot Race My just wouldn't be any good without him." in Trophy a winner. team ager Joe Cronin of the Senators and Miss an Foxx. Athletics... 123 477 104 171 .353 holes in three under par, and st tt 1 sx ss tt Twenty-three-year-old 141 .347 a scored Rog Cramer of the As also hit V. Davis. Phillies. 114 406 42 rounded the turn three up, after a Sell this pun to one of the radio comedians. Lefty Logan a Wie Friday eliminated Enid Wilson, Simmons. White Sx 129 544 80 . 183 .336 Birds eating homers. Manush. Senators 127 555 101 186 .335 37, two under par. By United Press with motor. two-hit shutout at Columbus Friday. He had the Red out English champion, 6 and 5, in one a sweepstakes Boston’s Red Sox took their sec- of the greatest victories ever scored HOME RUNS Mich., Sept. 2.—De- Two hundred thousand persona of his hand. Ha! Athletics.. 37 Klein. 25 ALGONAC. ana ond straight game from the Yanks, Foxx. Phillies... fending the world's speedboat aan in women’s golf annals. Two years Ruth. Yankees... 28 Gehrig. Yankees.. 22 MEUNIER FACES ZIKES cham- were expected to see the race. To- back. This is a 4 to 2, in Bay windows and longer belts for men are coming twelve innings. Boston ago at Buffalo, Miss Hicks, 23-year- Berger. Braves... 25! pionship for the seventh consecutive day’s race and the second at 3 p. m. bunched free tip to haberdashers. three hits, a wild throw old husky New Yorker, beat Miss Vincent Meunier, Butler star, and time, silver-haired Gar Wood today Monday will be run off over a seven and sacrifice ED DUDLEY LEADER a for two runs in the Wilson in the first round of the na- L. Zikes of Bloomington tangled to- pitted his powerful Miss America X nautical mile course on the twelfth, Oliver’s river. single driving in tional championship. Bit Times Special day in a men's singles semi-finals against the unknown speed of a in two races out of a pos- Kline, and Cooke’s Victory triple scoring Miss Van Wie is the American HERSHEY. Pa.. Sept. 2.—With the match featuring the program in the British challenger and a last-minute sible three wins the series and the ♦ Oliver. Werber of the Sox tourney. ♦ and Results made champion of last year, and Miss final thirty-six holes scheduled to- Brookside park tennis United States entrant in the first trophy. If a third heat is necessary Standings a homer in the eighth. Bob Kline, led Hicks is the 1931 titleliolder. day, Ed Dudley of Concordsville In • quarter finals, Joe Wilson race of the Harmsworth se- it will be contested who replaced Lloyd Brown trophy on Tuesday. with the The two finalists have been the field of eighty stars in the $1,500 battled E. Sunman, the winner to ries on the St. Clair river. was AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Results Yesterday bases loaded in the was Wood’s huge American boat Pet. W. L. Pet. eleventh, chumming together all week. They Hershey pro gdlf tourney here to- meet Ralph Brafford. Meunier beat Because of his W L. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION victory. past successes, built to achieve tremendous power, Columbus 33 48 660 Toledo .>l2 scredited with the planned to meet in the finals and day. He fired a 145 for thirty-six Jack Yule, 6-3, 6-1, and Zikes up- .. . Wood was favored to . 65 408J™ 312 102 200—11 18 2 disregarding principles Mmn 81 64 .559 Louisville Louisville retain the tro- the finer of 61 528 Milwaukee. 65 84 421 Toledo 001 000 003— 4 8 2 have kidded each other about such holes Friday. Dick Metz, Deal, N. set Hank Campbell, 6-3, 6-4, in INDPLS "5 33> Twogood. phy although some racing experts racing hull structure. Weighing 5? Paul 73 71 .->O4 Kan CltV. 56 85 McLean and Erickson: Lawson. match. J., pro, was second with 148. Friday’s features. Dollack and Healev. Independent and Amateur a regarded red-headed Hubert Scott- seven tons, it develops nearly 5,000 AMERICAN LEAGUE Minneapolis at Kansas City: played pre- Paine’s smaller, stream-lined Miss horse power. W L. Pet. W. L. Pet. viously. Baseball Britain 111 a dangerous contender. The beautifully stream-lined, but ... 66 488 Notes, Gossip Wash .. 82 44 651 Detroit 63 Chicago. 60 68 469 Friday night, Horace E. Dodge, tiny Miss about New York 73 52 584 St Paul at Milwaukee not scheduled. Britain, weighs only 68 63 .519 Boston . . 5. .3 439 Cleveland 81 364 Cloverdale Greys Detroit sportsman and racer, an- a ton and a half, and develops 1,375 Philadel. 62 63 496 St. Louis... 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE will clash with Foun- taintown Sunday at Fountaintown. Rearick nounced he would enter his Del- horse power from a single Napier Washington 000 000 120— 3 10 3 or Christopher and Woods will form the phine V, Gold Cup NATION 41. IJ.AGI’E 300 040 23x—12 16 1 battery, with or a boat equipped engine. L. Pet. Philadelohia Fountaintown Williamson W L Pet W. Whitehill. McColl. Chapman and Se- Kruzan and Allison working for the Greys. 75 48 610 St. . 60 60 535 Greys be seeking their New York Louis 52 >2 .419 well. Bolton: Cain and Cochrane. will ninth straight PiOsbch 69 56 552 Brooklyn.. victory. m 70 57 551 Philadel. 50 .3 .406 Bo'' 49 18 38b (Twelve Innings* Chie co . 69 59 .539 Cincinnati. Indianapolis White Sox desire a game Hill Climbers Boston 000 000 011 002— 4 12 1 Sunday Nears for with a city or state team. Jockey . 000 011 000— 2 10 2 fast New York .000 Sox have access to a diamond at River- Today Ruffing Games L Brown. Kline and R. Ferrell; side. Call John Murphy. Dr. 3051-M. at AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and Dickey. Noblesville mighti. Ace Coal nine desires games for Sun- INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus Only two games scheduled. day and Monday. Call Albert Newby. Be. Win Record at Toledo Louisville St 4160. Coalers defeated Belleville Sluggers Minneapolis at Paul. 3, City at Milwaukee. NATIONAL I.EAGI F. Sunday. 8 to and practice today at Entries from Illinois, Indiana and Kansas Chicago 300 000 000— 3 10 1 4 p. m. By Times Special Cincinnati 300 001 30x— 7 6 0 Michigan have been received for LEAGUE Merchants play NEW YORK, Sept. 2—Johnny AMERICAN Malonp. Nelson and Hartnett; Benton. Fifty-second Street will the Midwest Motorcycle Club hill Boston at New York. Frey and Lombardi. at Filimore Sunday and the following play- Westrope, the sensational 16-year- Washington at Philadelphia. ers are asked to call Dave Eader: Wood- climb Sunday afternoon near No- old Montana jockey, needs only Detroit at St Louis (Eleven Innings' ring. Goode. Gale. ’Fletcher, Hale. For- Cleveland at Chicago. St. Louis 001 000 000 00— 1 6 1 rester, Anderson and Elliott. blesville and officials expect excite- twelve piore turf triumphs in dur- Pittsburgh 000 000 100 01— 2 9 2 ing the next four months to break defeated Monte Car- ment NATIONAL IEAG IE Hallahan and O Farrell; French and Lebanon Merchants galore during the action. The for Grace. Finney. los, 14 to 6. last Sunday and will play Johnny Gilbert's modern record ’ St Louts at Pittsburgh. West Side Chevrolet at Lebanon this hill is fast, but tough enough to victories. Gilbert established his Chicago at Cincinnati. Sunday Bargersvilie Lebanon for York Boston (First Game: Ten Innings' invades satisfy the New at a twin bill Monday. Merchants have won most hardened bronco mark of 212 last year. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. New York 000 000 000 2 2 7 0 of fifteen games year. Boston COO 000 000 0— 0 4 5 eleven this buster. Westrope added one first and fin- ished in the money four other times Hubbell and Mar.cuso. Richards; Frank- Schuler's Cubs easily defeated Indian- Picnic ground surrounding the house and Spohrer apolis Disposal Plant. 25 to 1. at Rhodius at Saratoga Friday, boosting his At Columbus Friday Wednesday. Pitching of Swede Johnson hill has been cleaned up. Club (Second Game' and fielding and batting of Schuler and P. wans to 201. After today, Johnny was the losing markers will New York 000 001 112— 5 9 O' Nevill featured. Giffin be set out along state moves to Rockingham park, where INDIANAPOLIS 000 030— 3 6 0 hurler. Boston 000 road 32 that leads west from No- he will battle the best young and AB R H O A E Fitzsimmons. Luque and Mancuso, Rich- Indianapolis defeated South veteran riders in the country. After ards: Brandt and Hogan. Spohrer. Hootsville starred on blesville to the north Layne If 4 2 2 3 0 0 Side Cubs 11 to 7. H. Hogan turnout that the mound, with L. Hogan hitting a homer that he wall invade the Maryland t m ss 5 3 2 1 sched- leads to the contest hill near the rs 5 2 3 1 0 0 Philadelphia and Brooklyn; not for the winners. Indians play South Side tracks and may return to Chicago Chapman, uled. Garfield 3 2:30. Noblesville Boy Scout camp. Sigafoos. 2b 5 2 3 2 4 0 Press Saturday at at late in the fall. wingard lb 4 0 2 Teams wanting games with Indians for Indianapolis fans go north via Cooney cf 4 0 1J 5 05 0 Saturdays call Riley 3601 before 4 p. m. Players report at diamond road 31, or follow the more usual i Bedor*. 3b ? ? ? ask for Walter. DODGERS DROP HEIMACH 5 ? a Johnny Vergez 2 for practice today at 4 p. m. route up state road 13 to Nobles- ! Logan, v ? By Times Special Brinks Express Company defeated ville and thence west to the marked 10. a BROOKLYN. Sept. 2.—Fred Hei- ll 13 27 13 0 Kroger nine again Sunday. 14 to in north turn on 32. Three hill climb j Total slugiest. Butze and Danforth composed mach, 31-year-old southpaw, was COLUMBUS Is Recovering the winning battery and the latter slapped events are carded. out a homer with the bases full, triple and released by the Brooklyn Dodgers AB R H O A E single in four times at bat. Ensewhere. By United Press the field. Friday. Injuries have kept him es 4 0 0 3 0 0 Leutch and Doan were best in PINS WILUAMS person. . BOSTON. Set. 2.—Johnny Vergez. SHEll< out of the lineup most of this sea- Bridgeport Blues are scheduled for four son. He was obtained from To- star third-baseman of the New York at home over the week-end. Satur- IN 40P MAT TUSSLE games ledo by the Dodgers in 1930. Rothrock If Giants, passed a fairly day at 2:30 p. ir... the fast Indianapolis 4 0 0 3 4 0 comfortable Meldons will invade Blues' diamond. Sun- s 00920 night at St. Elizabeth's hospital, day. New Ross will be the opposition, and Winning the first fall ten min- TRACY COX WINNER SKtST'ib 2 0 0 3 1 0 on' Labor I. A. M. A. of Micklev- in 'c‘. where he underwent an emergency dav. Japanese Sept. 2.—Tracy TeaehoutSe. p J) ville will be on hand for a twin en- utes with a tolehold and DALLAS. Tex., J* J operation for acute appendicitis gagement. The first game will start at Indianapolis lightweight, between the the third in nine minutes with a Cox, scored ” 0 2 27 13 1 Tuesday night. 1 p m. Old rivalry exists Total. and a large crowd is expected. In reverse headlock, aheik Mar Al- a technical nockout in the eighth °°o 040 303—10 enjoyed clubs Indianapolis He almost unbroken three previous games this season, the lah turned in his second round Rickie Mack of 000— The consecu- over Dallas Columbus 000 000 0 slumber after midnight and was Blues have won one, 3 to 2 other tive mat triumph at South Meridian here Referee Henry two games ended in deadlocks. Friday night. Chapman Sis- asleep p. • Runs batted in—Lee. i2>. still after 8 m. arena Friday night, beating Scotty Ezor stopped the fight. afoos (s>. Wingard. Coonev. Two-base Ace Coal nine defeated Belleville Williams. won the second hits—Chapman 2>. Coonev. Home run— Sluggers, 8 to 3. Sunday. Coal players are Williams —Logan Left on bases asked report for practice at 4 o'clock fall in five minutes with S'safoos. Sacrifice on STATE to a crotch —-fndianspo'.is. 6. Columbus. 6 Base RING BOARD at the Diamond Chain field. A game is and slam. hu—-OfT Lofitn. 4; off Teacnout. 3 wanted for Sundav and Monday. Avon 2: bv Teaehout. 3 Call Bunny Clifford pinned out-tfv lLcan. Umpires—Devormer SHOWS $1,377 PROFIT and New Brunswick take notice. Harold Da- Wild pitch—Teaehout. Be 4160 and ask for Albert. vidson in the second and falls and Johnson. Time—1 39. third A profit of 51.377 was shown by to capture the semi-windup, and the new one-man state boxing com- City Softball Notes Eddie Slaughter tossed Jack Adams Tribe Regulars at Bat mission during August, Al G. gi?an eagle The warmsimorlh ' in seventeen minutes in the other ALL I The wuldefeno event. Feeney, state commissioner, engusk CHALLENGER, athletic Little Flower IN A Race /DEALERS H Pet. reported today. A picked softball team of AGAINST The n AB plat ers defeated Keystone A. C s. 11 to 8. PAINE, POWERFUL'‘'MISS AtAEPiCA Sigafoos. if In August. 1932. the old three- and Barrett Pharmacy 10 to 5. The SCOTT- SEPT 2,4} AND 5..... hS TWI GG~7o IN S~FL ANN ER S £ Granada Theater team will be met Sept. 6. *:::::::::: man comriiission incurred a deficit Games are wanted with city and state -•* gS2£U .304gj if f 4SI 146 of $225. Fetnev said. clubs. Write Louie G. Heckelsberg. man- J Southpaw Slab Bedore. ager. 1410 North Linwood avenue. Indian- Star to Pitch in Argley 294 86 .299 Total receipts for last month were apolis. phone Cherry 3343. %I! 111111 111r IT! 132 Cloverdale Tourney Monday. Chapman of 443 -||s $1,982 while disbursements were onlv Wingard. if so2 SJi Games are wanted with city and state ——^ By Times Special Hoffman, $604. softball teams by the Little Flower regular 0f...... 4| * f,9 " club. Cal! Mike Garvey. Irvington 3892. or CLOVERDALE. Ind., Sept. 2. 381 103 .270 1202 North Wallace street. Eli Lillv. Os 11111 243 write Prominent Hoosier pitchers will Whit*, if 268 65 . Indiana National Bank and Link Belt take perform Friday Fight notice. in the four-team tourna- Results ment here Monday, featuring a big Race Scratches Today A S BUY HURLERS field day. Johnny Twigg, star AT SAT FRANCISCO—Johnny Penna. By Times Special southpaw, will pitch for Flanner- 124. Portugal decisioned Young Tommv. 120. Philippines. ilo>. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2.—Three Buchanans, Indianapolis Municipal Rates AT CONEY ISLAND all right-handers, have League champions, with Russ Paugh pay AT SAN DIEGO—Andy pitchers, 20 MONTHS to Mitchell. 189. Mack, working for Second Race— Morns R Long Beach Calif, decisioned Dutch Wel- been purchased by Connie Cloverdale. Christopher Babee, mer. 175 San Diego 110>. manager o fthe Athletics, Ok- for and Lefty Tate for Seventh Race—Low Gear. AT HOLLYWOOD—Benny MiUer. 178. from Stilesville WOLF SUSSMAN Inc. Chipole. Los Angeles. dec;s:ored Tom Patrick. 179. lahoma City of the Texas League. Spencer. Race—Crest* Run, Lutie Los Angeles GOi. They are Harry Matuzak, Alton First game Monday is at 10 a. m., 239 W. WASH. ST. Hgbtti Oppoalto B*thnu# j Lady Jay. AT CINCINNATL O—Freddie Miller. Benton and Vernon Kennedy, who the second at 12 o’clock, and the Sctuiflter. Cincinnati, Lew Feldman, 127. decisioned • Wfcathe? cie%r; track fast. iNoa-title.) will report next spring. - winners meet at 3 p. in. 128. Mew York. llo>. *