i, By Hard Life, Joe Joe Williams are unhappy days for Indianapolis THESEJoe McCarthy and his slipping Times Sports Yanks. However, Village Becomes Metropolis for Day ball fans will re- member Mac and his smile in the * mam heyday of the once great Ruthlan * jE • I INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, AUGUST IT, 1933 machine Sorry, old top. Better ; Mary Reynolds Cops Rich Hambletonian PAGE 12 luck next year!

9 m w Old County Fair Scenes Are Recalled Simpson Looms as Top Takes Crown Net Stars Careful, Vines Tribe Ends

X. Y., Aug. IT.—lt was getting along toward Tourney State J Choice See Action Saint 5 o'clock in the afternoon Wednesday when the trotters Stav. came out on the track for the third heat of the famous Ham- Washington Golfer Becomes High-Ranking Favorite at English bletonian. The two earlier heats had produced two winners and American Girls Indians Play Finale With in this 3-year-old championship of the light harness world, Quarter-Final Post; Leads Taylor, 5 Up: Bill Bassett, Clash in National Apostles Today: Divide the race would be over. and if either of these two repeated Defending Champ, Easily Paces Opponent. Play Today. Twin Bill. A sultry sun beat down on the pleasant county fair BY DICK MILLER By United Prett By expectancy swept over the Time* .Special scene, and a wave of nervous Tim t% Staff Writer FOREST HILLS, N. Y„ Aug. 17. ST. PAUL. Aug 17—After split- SOUTH BEND. Aug. 17 —Johnny Simpson of Washington, who thousands that the bandbox grand stand and the Ind. The United States national ting jammed twire has won the state amateur golf tournament over this Chain O’ womens a double-header Wednesday, tennis circus seats. There were between 22,000 and 25,000 people Lakes course, loomed as a high-ranking favorite in the 1933 amateur championship took on a true Indians and Saints were to clash to- in Good Time a record crowd, and every tick of the event today, shooting his way to a five-up lead over Dick Taylor of international aspect today, with six day in the last game of the series park, West Lafayette, in the first eighteen holes of their thirty-six-hole quar- of the eight matches involving play- and it also was the final battle be- clock was bringing the little drowsy village closer and closer ter-final battle. ers from England and the United tween the clubs this season. In to its greatest sporting climax. Simpson was firing great golf and had eleven one-point greens. He States. was two up at the end of nine and added three to his total on the back- | twenty-one clashes between Hoosiers It had been a grand day. The perfect weather brought everybody So far the tourney has run vir- stretch ! and Apostles, the Northmen out. As as 10 o'clock in the morning the main street was alive tually true to form, only one seeded have early Bill Bassett of Hammond, defending champion, was seven with the hum of motors and gay voices of visitors. Within a couple of up on player. Joan Ridley of England. No. , been victorious eleven times and the Dr. H. L. Cooper of South Bend, at the end of eighteen holes, and there orderly of became a noisy, helter-skelter metropolis. 5. on the select foreign list, hating had a this hours an village 3.000 was a possibility that Bassett would win by Tribesmen chance after- “Never anything beat it.” remarked an elderly gentleman who default. Dr. Cooper has two been eliminated. She was the vic- ‘seed' to sore fingers on his right hand. noon to even matters for the year. rocking himself on the front porch of the Orange Inn. tim Wednesday of Mrs. A. J. The sat The South Bend physician Killeferites were cnppled a a a re- Lamme, Jr., Rye. N. Y. Wednesday the a a a sorted to treatment during the rest to extent they were Here 'T'LLSWORTH VINES is in for compelled to use sprawling dusty grounds were cluttered with hot dog stands. period in an efort to alleviate the are the pairings for today's Jim Turner, a " pitcher, right field, church bazars, and charity dodges Over in the barns the star per- Perfect Shot pain and continue with the match third round: another nightmare session in and Cooney, THE an outfielder, on first base. Marty formen-r-the horses—stood in their tidy, well-kept stalls. Name plates this afternoon. Francisco, of tennis if he meets Fred Perry Mrs Moodv. Sn Callaghan, flychaser. them. A crowd gathered in front of Mary Jordan Six vs. Mrs. L. R C. Mitchell. England. reserve did not on the doors identified Down of England in the United Stales accompany mare owned by W N. Reynolds, the Tony Bruggeman Baroness Maud Levi, New York, vs. the Indians here Both Reynolds stall, an uncersizrd bay of Ft. Wayne men's national singles be ” Mary Heeley, England. to held Wingard. first sacker. fcfcjtfe*:* and "tobacco king and favorite in the big race. The opening heats in the was busy giving Ralph Jordan of Lee. Francisco, in September. shortstop, were out bruises first two races had been run and the first heat of the Hambletonian Indianapolis a thorough lesson in San vs. Carolyn Perry, shown with and recovery Hirsch. White Plains, N Y above, is the fellow who gave "summer flu.” was coming up Off to one side stood a tent of unusual dimensions It shots and wound up the eighteen holes six Carotin Barock. Los Angles vs. Bettv Vines a drubbing in the Davis bristled wtih activity, from inside came the metallic clatter of a sharp up on the River- Nuthall. England Rill Thomas Loses side cup singles, and who was the big voice: What am Coffered? $l5O for Mary Reynolds. Who'll make it player. . Berkeley. Cal., rs. Freda noise in the English win over the St. Paul annexed the first $200?” Bruggeman was wild off the tees James. England. tilt and on his second morning, French for possession of the cup. Wednesday, R beating a a a a a a shots all Virginia Van Wie Josephine Oruickshank. Santa Ana. to 6. Bill but his recovery Cal., Peggy England. investigation this was an auction. A professional shots were well- vs. Scriven. Thomas, and then the Indians proved JpEfc nigh marvelous and he had UPSETTINGby a score of 6 and 5. Lucille FASTER THAN SWANSON Eli Crutch, long identified with the Grand Circuit, was &fcv fr-lMr BSB ten Sarah Palfrev. Brookline. Mass., vs turned around in the second tilt CLOSERgambler. one-putt greens. Robinson, above, of Des Moines, Mrs. A. J. Lamme Jr., Rye. N. Y. Frenchy Bordagarry of the Sac- auctioning off pools on the various heats, and doing a very brisk business. and defeated Myles Thomas of the Phil Talbot of Bloomington met won the women's western golf Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn. Phila- ramento ball club is considered th?- Apostles. thing and another, the afternoon lengthened. The vs. Dorothy England. 14 to 3. The Hoosiers And so, with one a tartar in Keith Young of Lafay- championship, played at Chicago. delphia. Round. fastest runner in professional base- hadn't had any winning the first heat. She had gone to blasted out six runs in the eighth favorite trouble ette and they ended eighteen holes In winning from Miss Van Wie. The top match of the day in- ball, according to ex-big leaguers of the the first anc! stayed there. There had been a long delay nightcap and four in the the front at turn of play with Talbot holding a one- Miss Robinson defeated last year’s volved Mrs. Moody and Mrs. who have seen him perform in the ninth. the second heat under way. All the horses must be off in a group Hits were twenty for Indi- getting up edge. national champion. Mitchell. Pacific Coast League. anapolis and eight for St. Paul and trotting. with Talbot Fast at Start Pete Da glia going the full route on a a a a a a Talbot off *W :-ff^P--|i^:: got to a good start and the Tribe mound. ’■:> •' wWWwSIf-.Ws!is&'* won they were off. and again the favorite took the lead at the . %;£: ‘ the first and third holes, only to Bedore and Layne walloped hom- land in a trap on fourth, FINALLYturn, only to break her stride, lose valuable ground, and ultimately the and Man Lou Gehrig Steps Out ers for the Indians in the first en- Young approach Iron go down to defeat in a rousing stretch duel with Brown Berry, the winner. when sank an shot and Layne on counter repeated in the Thus when the third heat started the hills were draped for drama—and the sixth, the match was all second. Riddle also smacked square. one it wasn't long in developing. Brown Berry set the pace with Mary for the circuit in the windup. The stretch Young went Into the the Reynolds, seemingly pocketed, but always close up. Into the they lead for to Top Continuous Play Record Indians made a gallant effort to only time on the tenth. He three- turned. By now it was a two-horse race. Brown Berry continued to lead overtake the Apostles in the day s by a full length. About 100 yards from the finish Brown Berry stumbled, putted the twelfth and was wild on the thirteenth opener, but couldn't quite make it. fell forward on his knees and was out of the race. and fourteenth, and although collecting eleven blows Talbot went two up. They halved BY JACK CUDDY off a a a a a a COACH CASE JOINS United Press Staff Correspondent VINCENNES TO PUT Les Munns. A triple by Hopkins three holes and Young birdied the is with the bases loaded in the second With each swift stride from the top of the stretch the little eighteenth to cut Talbot's lead to STAFF OF TROJANS NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—Today OUT SPORTS WEEKLY inning ruined the Tribe. bay mare high-stepped home without opposition to win the eighth you make a hole-in-one acci- one up. the big day in Larruping Lou Geh- GAINING that's But of incorporation for running of this rich stake. She had had bad luck in the second heat and IFdentally. dandy. Reed Battles Champ By United Prett rig's glamorous career—the day Articles the Four Hits for Cooney when you do it deliberately, that's Hoosier Sports-Week, a weekly tab- good luck in the third. If she hadn't broken her stride in the second heat Billy Bassett, defending champion, ANDERSON. Ind., Aug. 17.—Ev- (above) when the New York Yankees' loid The Indians held to their grip on Brown Berry would never have been a factor. To my mind Mary News! Jack Hagen, 53. was still on the throne today and erett Case, former Anderson high newspaper, were filed with the pulled 20.000-to-one shot brawny first baseman expects to third place in the race by pound- Reynolds owned by the “tobacco king” was the standout trotter in the off the battling for the 1933 title principally school basketball coach, has joined secretary of state Wednesday. omts golfers dream about when The paper ing the sphere all over the park event. She was even worth walking a mile to see. because he was able to ward off im- the staff of the physical education establish anew major league rec- wiU contain pictures In he whacked the ball 148 yards of and of the second half of the twin bill. pending defeat in both his short; department of the University ord for continuous play. news all Indiana sports. Cooney from tee to cup in a hole-in-one Southern California, it was an- First issue will be leading the attack with four eighteen-hole first and second round This iron man of baseball, who made on or about hits, including tournament in New York. Wednesday. Sept. 1. a double. Chapman match tests Wednesday with a great nounced here for eight years ignored minor in- was will his Ellis, also prominent with two singles Amateurs to Fans variety of tournament golf. Case start new duties juries and ail- Pete sports editor of the and a Appeal Sept. 1. While there, he will triple and Riddle with two Bassett was one of the eight re- about ments, was to Vincennes Sun-Commercial, is list- singles and work on a master's degreee. he said. ed as editor a homer. Herman Spanish Heavy maining in the battle today simply perform at St. and president of the Layne batted in four Case resigned his position here last in his corporation. Other runs. because he refused to believe his Louis incorporators The Indians will to Support Benefit Games spring following the local school’s consecu- and are move across the game was not a little better than 1.308th officers Nelson Nuttall. sec- river to Minneapolis after suspension from the Indiana High tive game, there- retary, and Victor today and Faces Perroni his opponents’, Kenneth Morine of H. Wiseman, will begin a three-day stand with School Athletic Association on a by shattering treasurer, both of Vincennes. Four fast and well-backed city Molays are expecting a big group South Bend, whom he defeated 4 charge of using an ineligible player. the Millers on Friday and 2 in the first round, and "Deacon'' Everett will of supporters to turn out. By United Prett Billy Archie Chadd. former Butler uni- Scott's of amateur association nines bat- Reed Jr. of Highland. mark The Hercules, a side club, Aug. Indianapolis, versity basketball star, succeeded games, tle at Perry stadium Saturday aft- south NEW YORK. 17—Isidoro 1,307 com- ind the Lux Laundry team also have carried his match with the Case as coach here. Gastanaga, Spanish knockout spe- champion the pleted May 5, Shutout ernoon in a double-lieader. Part of stirred up interest. to twentieth green be- 1925. No. 20 for Giants; cialist, is the 7-to-5 favorite to beat fore he dropped the receipts will be donated to the John Massing, former professional his challenge 1 up President Wil- Patsy Cleveland in a second round match. Sunshine Mission milk fund and leaguer, is manager of the Hercules: Perroni. heavy- liam Tarridge of E. Hazelwood is pilot of the Lux weight, in their ten-rounder tonight In the afternoon Wednesday it Horse Sense t h e American Terry’s Men part to the city amateur fund to Increase Lead boys; Buck Borroughts guides the which ushers in boxing under the looked for a while that the cham- League planned for the pion had fired all his BY O. REVILLA supply expenses Indianapolis destinies of the De Molays and regime of Colonel John Reed Kil- good golf in to attend today's Gehrig the morning. Bill By Vnited Prefit champion to compete in the nation- Walter Atkinson is leader of Polks. patrick as head of Madison Square Young Reed Jr. By Unit'd Preen game between the opener. 7 to 6. when Jim Collins’ had him 2 down the end of NEW al tournament at Pittsburgh. The city amateur association is Garden. The winner is to meet at six Aug. 17.—Reports Yankees and St. Louis Browns and YORK. Aug. 17.—1n the homer in the twelfth provided the Polks Milk. De Molay, Hercules making a special appeal to the former champion Jack Sharkey in holes. The champion sliced one on coming from the hospital say present Gehrig with a silver cup. National League Wednesday winning run. The Phillies blanked No. 2 and Cincinnati. the and Lux Laundry will supply the ac- baseball public to support the games. October. hit the lake and marsh Jockey J. Lane, who was injured in An injury launched Gehrig on New York Giants the Cards. 2 to 0. in the on No. 5 extended their nightcap. tion in the twin bill. Admission will The city leaguers provided many to take a 6. Reed faltered a spill at Coney Island Monday, is his marathon. Lou went in as Austin Moore outpitching Dizzy a bit No. 7 lead to four games over Pittsburgh be 25 cents. Polks have made reser- games free on park on and three-putted and getting along okeh. A fractured pinch-hitter for the Yanks on June , Dean. fast diamonds by blanking dubbed a Cincinnati. 5 to be- - vations for 500 seats and the De | throughout the season. At St. Paul Wednesday second shot to square the skull and concussion, but still the | 1, 1925. and the next day Wally 0. hind Hal Schumacher's match. Bassett three-putted the report says okeh. Oh, well, what is Pipp, the regular first baseman, was | five-hit green by pitching. It was FIGHT DATE (First Game) ninth and Reed was one up a cracked head among the jock knocked unconscious a pitched the Giants' twen- ball tieth shutout of the season. IsJSHIFTED INDIANAPOLIS at the turn. colony, anyhow? Most of them are during batting practice. Geh- By United Prrtt AB R H O A E Bassett Trails rig replaced Pipp and he has been Pittsburgh split a double-header Semi-Pro and Amateur Notes by Three half-cracked and don’t know it. If CHICAGO, Layne. If 5 1 0 0 0! The they wouldn’t be rid- at first base ever since. with Brooklyn, the Dodgers taking Aug. 17.—The date for ss 1. defending champion was they weren’t, of the Co-Opera- The second W’nite. 5 1 1 2 5 0i the eleven-inning opener. 2 to 1. the Jack Sharkey-King Levinsky Lux Laundrv. winners half of a double-header was Chapman, cf > short with his third on No. 11 and ing horses. . . Another hospital report Gehrig equaled Deacon Scott’s tive Leasin' will practice this stopped after five innings 5 1 2 3 0 0 1 afternoon with the score Sigafoos. 2b 5 0 2 3 6 0 Reed up again. says Jockey Arnold, by virtue of Danny Taylor's two heavyweight bout at Comiskey park after 4 at Riverside Park diamond No. 1 a tie. 1 and 1. by the 6 o'clock law. Carlos went 2 He in- Gordon who record Wednesday, while the j the Hercules A C. in their will West Indianapolis Coonev, lb 4 1 0 15 0 01 home runs, but l.ux viil meet meet Cubs Sun- Bedore, 3b 1 2 0 5 0 creased it to 3 up when Bassett was operated on for appendicitis, is Browns were walloping the Yanks, dropping the night- was shifted Wednesday from Sept. first citv series contest Saturday at Perry dav morning at 10 30 at Haughville dia- 4 cap, 7, mond p m. Turner, rs 4 0 1 0 0 0 found the No. 13. getting fine and be back 13 to 3. to 11 to after the Pirates 11 to Sept. 15. Stadium. and at 3 the Carlos will plav c 3 rough on along will enabling Washington Canadian Wildcats at Northwestern park Angley. 0 1 1 0 0 collected fifteen The 3V. Thomas, p 3 1 I 0 0 0 Right there is where tne cham- in the saddle before the snow flies. extend its American League lead hits. change in dates was made to Next Sunday, at North Vernon. "Jen- For September dates with Carlos write Boston replaced St. Louis at prevent nlnß.s County Fans Day” will be cele- Martin Moore. 1800 Northwestern avenue. pion pinched himself and awakened a a to six and a half games. Ed Wells a conflict with the Barney Madison Eagles of the Totals 38 6 11 24 16 0 place by beating brated when the to the fact h'is title was He held the Yanks to seven hits, while fourth Chicago. 6 Ross-Tony Conzoneri lightweight Southeastern Indiana League play the Indianapolis Reserves will plav the Iron shaky. That snow files business makes me won- by hi university ST. PAUL the Browns collected to 1. aided a six-run rally in the title bout in New York, North Vernon Reds. F-.rvmen Indiana stadium got going right away. He ran down der where my summer wages went and eighteen, scheduled at Bloomington Sunday. All Reserve play- AB R H O A E eighth. The Cards dropped to fifth for Sept. 12. fans ers are to Friday a twenty-foot putt-on No. for also to start looking up that overcoat scoring six runs in the third. Several hundred Virginia to Edinburg requested cal CH-5411 14 place by Avenue Cubs lost between 5 and 9 p. On Aug. Hill. If 4 0 1 4 0 0 downed dividing two games with from Chicago plan to attend the last Sunaav. 7to 2. The Cubs will prac- m. 27 R*- Rosenthal, cf 5 1 1 3 0 0 a birdie. He failed to win the next pawn check. Lee Harder has joined the Washington Chicago, 5 Friday evening All play- i serves will meet the Sevmour Cubs at 1, the Phillies. St. Louis took the Ross-Canzoneri match. tice at Garfield Seymour. Jeflrles. 3b 4 0 0 1 3 0 hole because he missed a riding circle here at Coney. You all re- to when Earl Whitehlll held the ers report at the diamond Cubs have Fenner, c 4 1 2 1 0 0 three-foot Sunday and desire state game. putt member the boy as an Indiana product White Sox to seven hits. Third- open date Oravs will the fast Todt. lb 3 1 1 12 0 0 after sending his tee shot A game ts wanted with a city team for Clov-rdale meet K Paschal, rs 3 2 1 2 0 0 and the champion jockcv of the United place Philadelphia dropped a 5-to-4 or write -129 of C. nine of Craw fordsville at Crawfords- straight to pin. Sa-urdav Phone 1>H.:297-R Hopkins, ss 33 2 0 3 0 the States in 193(1. Still a good rider and Keystone avenue vllle Sundav. The Gravs have a record decision to Cleveland, when Earl South of wins only eight defeats McCann. 2b .4 0 3 4 7 0 When Reed pounded one into the while he doesn't get the of fortv-lour and Munns, p 4 0 1 0 1 0 best mounts Averill's single scored Porter with 1 the last two seasons under the manage- rough on No. 17 Bassett pop nine ptav at West stepped in he seems to in when least expected. Mcldon Club will ment of Clvde Holla. Two of the defeats Totals the winning run in the ninth. De- Newton Sundav All players meet at Hid- over the long stretch were at the hands of 34 8 12 27 14 0 to win and sent the match dormie. Ove heard a big tracker, checkered suit at 1317 Hoefgen street, 12 30 Sun- the Craw fordsville K of C Reb Russell Indians 100 100 I—6 everything troit shaded Boston, 6 to 5 by er s. Saturday. s 21 On No. 18 Reed was again in the and remark today that Jackie dav A game is wanted for Call has bated safely In twentv-two consecutive Saints 040 012 01 x—B bunching seven Boston's George games Westrope was the greatest rider of bang- hits. man- DK-5758 and ask for Hider ! for Cloverdale. Action wil start at Runs batted in—Sigafoos. Hopkins. 3. rough and sent his second out well, m Sundav tails siv.ee Tod Personally ager, Marty McManus, banished 2d McClaim W. Thomas. short. His Sloan. I don't was Bridgeport Blues will play three games Jeflries. Paschal, but third was on the meeting Layne 2; Bedore, Munns. Chapman. Home remember the well-known Tod. but all I for protesting a decision. over in wees-end. the C M The Dadv Specials wish to state they back of the green, and from there Saturday afternoon and then play- runs Paschal. Lavne. Bedore Three-base can say is that if Tod was half as good B nine plaved and defeated the McLain A. C. in- hits—Hopkins, Rosenthal. Two-base he ing with Oak Hill Flash- Highland C hits three-putted for a 6. Bassett a double-header pitching stead of the A. as announced —Chapman. 2; W. Thomas. bases as Jackie he was a first-class race rider. es Sunda' Babb will do the previously through a misunderstanding. ■ Stolen played safe T and his par for the Blues and Frantz and Munns. Double pla.vs—White to Coonev. 5 won the 808 FELLOWS! We've anew E Baturhav to Sundav. game Bedore to Sigafoos Coonev. Left on hole, making the match all Gler. J. A. A s lost a close to Ft Har- bases—lndianaplls. 7; square. Understand they are bringing Equipoise Feature on at O Mm ' are St. Paul. 6. Bases 1 nson 5 to 3. The A s the onlv all- on balls—Of! w 4. oft Match Finally Decided to Chicago to run in the Hawthorne be- Bloomington Iron Firemen beat both Jew ish nine in the state and would like Thomas. Munns. 2. p Manager in our bv Struck ou*—Bv W. Thomas. 1; bv Munns, fore they match him with the Australian Men's the Hendrix Bro*.' club and Bloomfield to book with i state club for Sundav On the first extra hole both took wonder horse. Winooka. I am afraid q 3 and 4to 3. Trowbridge ; Balk—Thomas. Umpires—Johnston and he acor< I'to Write A Simon. 927 South Meridian street. Pfefler. par 4’s and it turn out to be a wonder horse when Dade Saturday mound tn both con- Indianapolis, phone Time—lso. ended on the next will \ was on the Firemen Fire, or Drexel 6639 he meets with the Btg Train Wonder he L Department! tests For games in September with hole, H 1006 East where Reed dubbed another didn t stay in Australia. There Is another men write Gordon Shoultv. Question Matks turned in their thir- iSecond Game) good argument and to Bloomington. Ind second shot to take a 5 while It ought last all First freet. teenth win out of seventeen starts when INDIANAFOLIS Bas- w-.-iter around the old stove. Is Ekkv as By Timet Special they downed South Side Press 12 to 9. in sett got another 4 to < good, or Is he better than o' \Var? Reserves deleated Forty-Ninth game series Schmoll. win. Man EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Aug. Broosside the second of a AB R H O A E Some sav yes Some sav no. Well, bv 17.—The I l 1 And he’s making a point of f Campbell pitened As the quarter-finals street Trc ans. 8 to youthful Marxs hurler. was solved for nine came up to- the they get Windy but received tightened Lavne. If 6 2 2 2 0 0 ■ time him to the Citv Governor's handicap at a mile for a good ball lor the Brookslders hits bv the Pressmen, but tn the Wiiite. ss day only two 1 for the Hawthorne he will no doubt war- poor Trojans desire week-dav pinches ar.d struck out eight. Carson led 5 1 2 4 4 0 faces who were in of $1,500 \ \ getting acquainted support Chapman, cf .5 2 3 1 0 0 rant the Judges and hantllcappers in plac- I purse on Saturday is ex- with you F games iti the 14-17 year old class Cad tn hitting for the winners and Burke Sigafoos. the select eight last year at couple pounds fielding game. 2b 6 2 2 3 0 0 lined up ing least a of hundred to be one of the best races Hu 5761 and ask for Shm. Oak Hill turned tn an excellent The Coonev. lb on his back. It's a crime the way they pected \ Marks will meet this evening and will 6 0 4 7 1 0 on the first tee. They were \. offering some real i- Spartans take notice. Bedore. 3b 6 2 2 1 2 0 Bassett load the old bov down with dead weight, | of the twenty-five-day race meeting S shoes practice Friday evening at Garfield All rs and Phil Talbott, the and I mean that the extra poundage of defeated Indianapolis plavers are requested to attend both ses- Turner 4 2 1 6 0 0 runner-up the at Dade Park. Governor Ruby Laf- South Side Press , Riddle, c 5 33 3 0 0 last two years. lead Is dead weight. “Get Acquainted” prices. Turner- lasi Saturday. 13 to 2 Press team sions Daglia. p foon of Kentucky has signified his E 5 Saturday. 3 0 1 0 1 0 holds a park permit for this The other six with one exception B B B intention of to Dade Park Games are wanted for both Saturday and Eureka A C s lost last Sundav to the going no- Totals 48 14 20 27 8 0 are just new Jackie Westrope and Equipoise! What a Sur.dnv Citv and state club# take strong Glenn's Valiev nine. 4 to 1 Thomp- not exactly faces in Saturday to present the silver tice Call Dvexei 4027 -1 son cn the mound for the Valiev team al- ST. PAUL state amateur golf. The one. Ralph combination that would make for the trophy to the owner of the winning S -1 ’~w*d flv hits and fanned nine while Jordan, favorite players over the country. .A S3 S Olympic baseball team cli- Waite on the slab for the Eurekia allowed AB R H Riverside of Sndianapolis horse. Riverside O A E ticket would pay about $3.10. and N its season with a 9 to 3 war. over ttvi- hits and fanned thirteen. Waite held youngster, was the only capital then the maxed seven gill If 5 0 1 2 0 0 city money Scores of thoroughbreds continue Riverside A A undefeated champion ol the Valley nastlmers httless the last Rosenthal, 3 1 2 entry 1 track would lose and be compelled D League. The Olympics tnnings. The Eurekas made four costlv cf 2 0 0 still in the title race. the Em-Roe Senior Jeffries. 3b 4 0 0 1 0 to dig deep for many x dime to lay with to arrive at Dade Park daily from plaved errorless ball behind T Perclfield. • rors in the second round These two Fenner c 5 term again on Sept 10 at Gar- 4 1 1 4 0 0 Not one of the five the two bucks. the Bluegrass. Canada and Chicago, Look At This Olympic hurler, who helped own will battle junior plavers Presentation! win hu Todt. lb 3 1 1 9 o run with two men oh field No. 3 Next Sundav Eurekas wtl! go 1 1 Dale. with a home Paschal, rs 4 0 1 2 0 0 Brewer. Reed Jr.. and the field for the handicap is ex- games with the Olympics who to B-ileville to meet the Belleville Wal- Hopsms, •Hamilton famease For games plavers a? ss 3 0 0 2 3 0 and Walter Kroll to be a large one. F have won eleven and lost tr.ree lrorr* All Eureka meet 1425 2b of South Bend pected Q. Linden street at 12 30 sham on Sunday 4 0 2 5 8 0 SOX BUY ZEKE BONURA this season on the road write L. M Thomas, p 2 0 0 0 0 0 who were the semi-finalists or L Helglitchew. 1435 Pruitt street. as truck will leave at that time. 3de. p the 1 0 0 0 1 0 medalist of the state junior I tourna- Former Indianapolis Player Slated Midway Fivers desire a game for Sun- ment which made them eligible for in September Avon Totals 33 3 8 27 18 1 Low Round Trip dav and also da’cs the amateur championship, for Major Trial. Coach Fares 1,027 Pairs Fall Style Shoes!! ■ara I Westfield and other nearby Indianapolis re- Franklin. 002 200 064 14 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT r teams having a diamond please take no- mained in the Kroll By United Preet 40 Yankee St 300 000 000— 3 field. failed to or SUNDAY MORNING tice. Call P Perason. Drexe'. 1472-R or J qualify. CHICAGO. Aug. 17.—Zeke Bo- (Broken write 1544 Draper street Phone between Runs batted In—Lavne i4>. White | Sizes) N 7 clock, a m. or p m Chap- •s.so PITTSBURGH, PA. SJO and o mar. Cooney 3'. Bedore. Riddle >3 ; . Hop- nura. first baseman of the Dallas RsL.°y kins 2i Fenner .Two-base hits—Coone-. , club, has been purchased by the Leave Indianapolis 6.45 P. M„ or Indianapolis Turners will plav Green- Pros Listed Rosenthal. Todt. Three-base hit—Chap- 11.00 P. M., Saturdays. All plavers meet White Sox and castle Sur.dav at 12 mar Horn* runs—Lavne. Riddle. Sacrifices Chicago will report Returning laava Pittsburgh 11.06 noon For games m September write For- -M Thomas. White Daglia Stolen 18-Hole Scores on Sept. 10. Vice-President Harry P# T rest Henderson. 2231 North Rural street. bases—Chapman M. t Sunday*. i2i. Left’ or. bases—ln- Stacy-Adams, lli lO St Base on halls Grabiner announced. Stetsons; n dlcv?*vf -T-v, ilill Mars Hill defeated Oak Hill Flashes B?r United Pres* —Off M Thomas. 2. eff Yde 1; off Daglia , (At South Bend Today) Bcnura is 24, weighs 210 and is W-7J Colombo*, O. 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 Walters allowed four Aug. 3. Struck out—Bv M Thomas. 2 bv Yde SX.IS Dayton, O. v in the opener and Brehob held the TORONTO. Ontario. 17.—A Double Plays—Coonev 6 feet 1 inch in height. According hits L- to White to j Johnny Simpson. Washington. 5 ‘ to six blows m the nightcap Mars field of 148 golfers, including the Hopkins to Todt. *!.*s Richmond, Ind. Flashes at McCwn to up Taylor. to the last averages he topped Texas Hill will play StilesvUl* Stllesvllle Parsec ball—Fenner. Wild pitches—M on Dick West Lafayette. Leave Indianapolis 6.C5 P. M., S6.Bs|p|B leading players of the United States Sundav. Thomas ;2> H.ts—Off M. Thomas. 16 In League batters with a mark of .357 Saturdays, or 6.20 A. M.. Sundays. s and Cenada. began the first eight- innings ; off YCv 4 in 1 1-3 innings. William Bassett. Hammond. 7 up S and had batted in 105 runs. The Returning leave Sunday Night. Monte Carlos overcame s fourteen- een holes of medal play today in the £w l•'* P.tcner —M Thomas Umpires on Dr. 11. L. Cooper, South Bend. gave run lead and defeated Crescent Stars las: Pteffer and Johnston Time—2 hours. Sox cash and two players to Laauyille, g Bostonians, Sundav. 20 to 15 Great relief pitching annual golf tourna- Tony Bruggeman. •*•10 Ky. V Ft. Wayne, 6 be named later for Bonura. Indian- by Boi.ner and :he fielding of Baldwin and Leave Indianapolis Wmf'- 8.20 A. plav ment. up M. & Spann featured :he of the winners on Ralph Jordan, Indianapolis. apolis sold the player to Dallas two Returning leave Louisville E $4.85 $5.85 Tribe Regulars M., The contingent which hopes to at Bat Phi! Talbot. Bloomington. 1 up on years ago. IOO P■ Sunday. take the Rivermeade cup. emblem- Keith Young. Lafayette. AUGUST 12-13 City Softball Notes auce of the championship, to the *nd every ether Week-End thereafter) The second eighteen holes of to- ST. :: United States again composed Slgafoo* *4-50 LOUIS, MO. Freemans :. . $3.85 was If '*gg *Y<;i) day’s thirty-six-hole —and aHM state tourney Leave Indianapolis Granada Theater was the first of lour of forty professionals, including 11 528 320 IO.SB P. M.. s s trams to reach the semi-finals BcdSfcBcaorc Ifft** 413 inn matches were played this Saturday! 2.35 A. M. or 8.23 A. M., *oftb*!l Harry Cooper of Chicago, the de- Callaghan, of afternoon. Sunday. the ctty soltbali tournament, when 324 100 3W ol fending Chapman, of 363 111 R It ce lquered Garfield Trojans, at Ellen- champion, and one amateur. Angles c • SJvT306 turn>n leave St. Louis 6.00 Inusual values in smart new Fall berger park. 2i to 7. Kenneth Williams 393 77 AT SOUTH BEND P. M., 11.30 P. M., q q got Gene Sarazen. 1932 United States e 259 73 WEDNESDAY Sunday, or 12.03 ol the winners Are hit* out ol six If in (Second Round Results A. Monday. Styles. (ome bat and British open title holder and t**. 391 109 279 1 up and get acquainted for time* at re- W insard if 445 Johnnv Simpson. R *1 Ijf I th.ee remaining quarter-final bat- ' 124 1-9 Washington defeated Jst3r The cent winner of the national P. G. Lavne. of Kenneth Young WEEK-END EXCURSION ties trill be staged todat at Sis r m A. 301 £2 272 La Porte. 4 and 3. with our title, ruled Turner, o-of 84 17 \ (Friday to Monday Trips) new manager and the re- Each ol the winners. In addition to Gran- a slight favorite. The 202 Dtck Tivlor. Lafavette. defeated Bobbv E I Theater, is Dale. Indianapolis. *s.*o 5 ada carded to represent Indi- ’ Canadian open is the major FALL CREEK 2 and 1. Louisville, Ky. anapolls m the state play at ShelbynUe only HORSESHoFs liable Marott Quality. A ,h nd of round robin Keith Young West Lafavette. defeated week. Schedule for this eseulag golf Sarazen not , t-?, r- next 'al- title has held. of the.'w Fall Creekw* Horseahie Pitchers Sam Melloft. South Bend. 4 and 3. *EE THE WORLD'S FAIR- . At Rhodlus, Rherside Oirmpics \ As- Lowest Rates lows socatlon the standing among clas*" 4 Phil T’.ibot Blcomtr.ston, CHICAGO We*. Side Stars at E.lenberger Bngnt- FT. WAYNE was defeated Paul v* Bisesl Rrecreation at j WRESTLING' leaders as follows Shaffer. Indianapolis. 4 and 3 woood A C. Wan 20 MONTHS TO PAY Low Round Trip Fares Cheele Cuba es. Indiana National , B;i United Prrt* „ Lost Points Ring William Bassett Hammond, defeated Willard. K. Thompson 7 2 427 22S Reed Indianapolis. up. BUI Every Day Bank. FT. WAYNE. Ind. Aug 19 —Charlie P. Jr.. 1 twenty holes. _ Van Sickle 7 2 425 ssi WOLF lie. Carr. Shreveport. La . 16*. Qan j C. Hines 6 Dr. H L. Cooper. South Bend, defeated SUSSMAN , City Ticket Office Wo Jt. softball defeated 3 416 243 School team desires to Morris. Sandusky. O. 170. two straight Deer . 6 Frit* Cox. Tere Haute. 1 and 2. Ll m 116 with C. 3 412 22L Monument Place i acneduie games strong soitball falls in the mam event of the weekly Class B tourney a under way and etas* Tony Bruggeman Ft. Wavne. defeated 239 W. WASH. ST. £? Phono Riley 8331 teams in Indianapolis and nearby com- wrejtaiigmshow here Wednesday night. C start shortly Bob ■ the vdtl Other contests wiii Hamntan. Evansville. 1 up. qw4m-.w munities Address manager at 6M Wr.vpart. FT_ Wayne. lie. drew be deluded on the program ol the club Pennsylvania Railroad MerutlAn street. IndianspoUa. Ted Tram. California, 115. Jordan. Indianapolis, defeated South Cluck Bader. Gary. I up.