JULY 24, 1926 .THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9 qnrniiimiiiiinnniiiiniiniiiHnniniminnniiiiiiiHniiniinniiin SAINTS HERE FOR FIVE GAMES; TWIN BILL CARDED SUNDAY CHANNEL ATTEMPT the DOPE Indians Hang Close Up in Hot Race- Meredith’s Mark Falls SURPRISE SWIM DEMPSEY , By VEDDER GARD London Stenographer Starts Out to Battle Choppy Waves. — Colonels Crowd Leaders IN STATE Bu Unit'd Press GO STILL IEPORTS from the Pacific LONDON, July 24.—Miss Mercedes coast say that the name of Gleithe, a London stenographer, to- - fcMOa R^”— Chase is coming back to Tribe Loses Friday Fray. TOURNEY day started from Folkestone in an A PUZZLE at’empt to swim the English chan- the box scores. Hal Chase's son ■■ - nel. r has signed with the Mission club Standing two and one-half games below the league-leading The water was choppy as she of the Coast League. Hal Jr. is began her swim. Miss Dunn Wins Women’s p. Coliseum Club’s Contract only 16—one of the youngest to Brewers and two games back of the second-place Colonels, the At 1:45 m. Miss Gleithe was 34 sign contract. of Bush were anew series miles off Folkstone and swimming atfcaseball to open at Washington _ Indians Ownie Golf Title by Defeating well. With Dempsey May Prove / The youngster is a student at Park today with the Saints as opponents. Sacred Heart College and does not Dope. graduate until next year. He will Five battles will be staged with' Mrs. Gibbs. Valify Latest , practice with the Mission club, Nick Allen’s team, two of the num- Bu United Press however, at every opportunity. ber being carded in a double-header The Ash Pile CHICAGO, July 24.—Tex Rickard the boy is the Sunday, first game at 2 o’clock. DOLPAND before, night falls It is said that How Miss Dunn Won By Eddie may image of his father, facially, and The Tribesmen lost to the Miller’s whether fie will continue his efforts in actions on the diamond. He Friday, 10 to 5, and passed up an Red Grange, footballer to stage a Dempsey-Tunney mateh Brewers, OFT-*— and sheik throws left-handed and bats right- opportunity to gain on the STEIN N movie actor, is back at Wheaton, 111, for the heavyweight championship A Miss Dunn ...... 554 364 576—45 handed—a combination that is un- who lost at Toledo. Louisville or out the picture for the Mrs. Gibbs 775 373 676—51 ’Tis said the home-town flappers still back of usual, but just like his dad. climbed within one-half game of the Chicago IN— find him interesting. He has lots time being and allow the The bdy is quoted as saying: leaders by winning over the Saints to tell, and no doubt knows new Coliseum Club to promote a Demp- a flag fight. FINALS Miss Dunn 4 5 5 6 "I am goinw to make baseball my Friday. It’s red-hot tricks. sey-Wills bout. to Mrs. Gibbs 5 6 6 .7 profession, and whatever my fa- Dutch Henry was slated pitch The anger that was first aroused ther has done, or been accused of for the Tribe against St. Paul here By Dick Miller Frohi bosses threaten to put the in Rickard when he learned that doing, I hope to redeem the name. today. Two Pacific Coast Golfers padloek on tile Leviathan, largest Coliseum Club had announced a a Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Bouth Grove H the And I hope I'll be just as good The Indians fought swell battle ship afloat. Wouldn’t putting it priority rights on Dempsey’s serv- were municipal course, Indianapolis, con- player as dad.” Friday for seven innings and Meet for Western Am- in dry dock do? ices and would promote a Dempsey- * • tinued to upset golf of * leading, 3, until the eighth. In the sport In- 4to Wills match, has turned to a virtual of round, however, Byron Speece diana and handed Mrs. Carl C. Gibbs, of Style note from the camp that ateur Title. Chiefs police vote-- to hold 1927 acceptance of defeat. He admitted weakened and the Millers staged a of the Country efti'b, a crushing de- convention in Windsor, Ontario, the various and sundry- young DOLP Friday night, that "pempsey must rally scored them six runs. ONE UP feat at the Country Club links, Fri- good! waiting for a that Bu United Press Canada. That’ll be Yankee have been kidding -me when he ladies who are Speece was and was re- i day, 7 up and 5 to play, and today knocked out IV HITE BEAR YACHT CLUB, John Laws lined up before Canadian signed a contract with 4ie at Bt. favorable opportunity to swim by Burwell, stood unchallenged on the champion- discussing lieved who had pitched White Bear, Minn., July 24.—Frank bar ways to combat pro- "Worth last spring." channel—permanent entire game Wednesday. Bill ship throne of Indiana golf. the English an was Dolp of Portland was one up on hibition. came from Rickard deceive the Getting away to a flying start, This statement very popular here. tired and was unable to , Ben Stein of Seattle at the end sent to waves are * Miss Dunn, after winning after he had Milwaukee for * * * Kels and gave way to Thompson. the first The chiefs are smart. Th/y of nine holes of their 36-hole Peltzer, old of in Ray Cannon, former attorney for The visitors collected eight hits Dr. o.< famous German mark 1.52 1-5 established three holes, was never less than want to learn how the .stuff tastes ftl "IFTER while Manager Mr- championship match in the West- middle distance runner, hung up a 1916 by Ted Meredith, former Dempsey, and filter Cannon in- and a sacrifice in their fat inning, golf three up. and finished the first nine before it has been fooled with. Graw of the Giants will be ern amateur tournament to- half-mile star. formed him the Coliseum Club’s con- A' two of the blows being doubles. new world record for the Penn Photo shows Peltzer with a margin of four holes, while afraid to turn any of his day. crossing with Dempsey was legal. The Bushmen annexed three out when he turned the event In the finish line in his Mrs. Gibbs won one and three were Most of the chiefs used to be plain tract First, at Chicago, only encouraging news in athletes loose. of five from the Millers. Bu Unit'd Press 1:51 3-5 In the recent Amateur Ath- record-shattering run with D. G- halved. coppers and they’ll probably • pieet The Hack Wilson, former Giant, heat ST. PAUL, July 24.—N0 matter letic Association games at Stam- A. Lowe, Britain's great Olympic some of their former bwjflies up Rickard's camp was that Jack 1 Is quoted In his old mates with ferocious hit- The crowd got a big laugh In the who won the most holes over the ford Bridge, London. It beat the ace, second. t No. Halved there among dispensers. Dempsey was dispatches go the beer ting. Then the McGrawmen fourth inning Friday at the expense hills and dales of the White Bear Mrs. Gibbs showed her first spark from Colorado Springs as saying his to St. Louis and the veteran South- of Umpire Kuhn. Black was on Yacht Club course today, the west- of regular golf on No. 4 When she Canada is where many Vanishing contract with the Coliseum Club was up. only contract worth bobs He drove in four first when Hubbell singled to right. ern amateur golf championship will drove to the trap side of the greeip, Americans are located—old bartend- void and that his legal runs Friday for the Cards. Black made the turn at second apd go to a Pacific coast contender. FIRST STEPS TAKEN IN came out to within a foot of the ers. now is with Rickard. J • dashed for third. Kuhn got In his Either Bob Stein. Spokane, Wash., pin and was down in three. Miss Rickard may decide to fight the "Is Zat So?” said Latzo, path and the Milwaukee German or Frank Dolp, Seattle, will take Dunn was not disheartened and LESSON IN GOLF—It is a wise case in the courts and get a definite 1928 a or welterweight champ, when chal- umpire was sent sprawling. He did home the cup. OLYMPIC PLANS pitched her second to within four move to use mashie shot when ruling as to whether his contract a perfect nose dirt. The two flirting green. lenged by Mario Bosissio, Euro- dive into the It northwesterners battled feet of the flag and ran the putt for with the the Coliseum Club's contract is seemed as though Black gave the today after winning sweeping victo- a half in 3's. legal. pean title holder. official an push. It was ries Friday from twb Chicagoans— A. A. U. President and Coach of 1924 American Team Coast guard cutter fires at rum * * * little extra On the fifth hole Mrs. Gibbs had runner shell hits office building, great comedy for the fans. Kenneth Hisert and Rudy Knepper. an opportunity to win a point, and but several narrowly es- does take a lot of nerve Dolph took his match away from Sail for Amsterdam, Holland. took four putts a office workers Friday was for seven. Miss for a fan to "pan” Tyrus “ladies’ and children's Hisert, 8, on twenty :eigh*h caping death. It’s safer to be a rum 9 and the Dunn drove Into the ditch, came RAZZBERRIES Raymond Cobb—for two day.” Paid attendance was 1,400, green Knepper, By Henry L. Farrell * % ! mT and Stein defeated out with a wonderful shot on two runner. l reasons. First, Ty undoubtedly has women 1,000 and children 800. Correspondent 5 and pitchers. er the final shot, Friday. Her first made It clear that ho was in the Other fairways. manager, and we not ROY STRONG to the support of, WHITE of Texas has thought was that mother and dad "The British, understand, al- would recommend any location The champion was out In 45 and came Cobb's dis- a team learned a lesson from the Catcher Hartley of the Indians should hear the news and her ready have obtained a schoolhouse In for camp that would require the Mrs. Gibbs in 51, far over her regu- turber, daring the whole into walking long, hard, rough EEWISlong-horned steers of his was injured by a foul tip in the brother Hugh, who was In the gal- Amsterdam within distance ride that the ath- lar game. the stands. home' State, and has horned right sixth and gave way to Ainsmith. lery telephone. of the station, but our team will be letes had to take from their quarters the heart of Wallace Deserves Good Rat- As Cobb started into the stands, raced to the w-Tr I 'tookany out the final match in the Long- Hartley’s right thumb was struck. so big that we can'p house our ath- In France to the Colombes stadium. C ,*- Glhhs. if did. came on the tenth policemen and umpires gathered "I'm the happiest girl In the |V"f- ,Tbey were both in the rough fin tennis tourney the letes comfortably a Haarlem, their drives, but Miss ing Against persuaded Ivood bowl in world,” she said, as she looked over in such build- which has- been recom- green Dunn was on tbe Burns. about and him and other >into The big feature from the Tribe ing. mended, with her third. Mrs. Gibbs was East, fooling all the experts. large trophies We learned that In Antwerp is ten miles from Amster- pitched perfect members of the team to return to standpoint Friday was Reb Rus- the silver she had won ' for a five. Miss Fistic fans who are inclined to in-192(1. - dam, a twenty-dvr-foot wln In his sensational spurt the a fifteen-minutes on . holed putt to their bench. I run over right cen- with the title. ride a " h Mnr. They played hole No. 11 hell’s home the "The train, not good make Tommy Burns, Detroit, the Texan has defeated Harada and can Holland committee has ar- not much longer by motor J'tae with drives and shots alike to inning. “I hardly realize It.” KTP ' *" hrp<‘- ter field fence In the fourth ranged village very >n ~t but both Japanese Davis cup to bufld a within the over good putts.. took over Roy Bright- Tawara of the But golf victories grow In some- roads. three on a roiling surfa-v. favorite Wallace, Fisher and Holke were on base grounds a n !tr •"> team and Alfred Chapin, Jr., who stadium for the use of vis- Several technical pblnts that were l ?ln of tin. Miss Dunn wood mauler, in their ten-round was what of a golf atmosphere at her worked to send the match dormie up when Reb connected. It a iting teams as the French commit- questioned i... Her on No. scrap Benjamin FINAL has been cleaning this year and only or disputed during the drive was perfect, her second at Ft. Harrison on ROUND mighty blow. home. Located a few paces wood, shot hpr credited with one victory over tee did in 1924, but again we will Paris games will be discussed at short and third with a Tuesday night, is from both the Riverside and Coffin the mashie over the pin. Mrs. Gibbs nlaved overlook the fact the quarter from the get TilJen. Speece to put over a have too many athletes to international meeting. roust to on in four. Trving Indianapolis youth has improved 50 tried hard courses and a short distance from the hard to sink a putt. Mrs. by fifteen-foot per Tilden vs. White in Long- winner. He go|t a single and double, South Grove course, Miss Dunn has Gibbs missed inches, and Miss Dunn cent recently.! played safe, being up and in for a 5 and Roy proved he has come-back his single driving in a run. had the golf opportunity for years, the hole. powers when he was floored by Eddie wood Bowl Tourney. but never accepted it. Mateh Dormie Jimmy The Millers collected twenty-one Stanton and recovered and scored a United Presents Efforts of her three brothers, all Baseball Calendar Tflh match was dormie. with all tho Bu Press hits and the Indians ten. strain on Mrs. Gibbs Poking out her knockout over his Louisville oppo- HTLL, of whom were and longest drive of CHESTNUT Mass., July caddies one of AMERICAN the siay. Miss Dupn was it was the a Horseshoe in ASSOCIATION in the deep rough on the right of tho nent. And real hay- 24.—Lewis N. White of Texas Sicking tripled the eighth and whom now is professional at Idle- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS fairway. Mrs. was . Won. Lost. Pet. Gibbs drove well and plaved maker punca .... that Wallace deliv- scored on Fisher’s single. Henry, wold course, Ind., to start Milwaukee 60 34 .638 her to the right of the green. Un- to meet "Big Bill" Tilden today in Pendleton, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION leashingsecond, ered. He clipped Eddie with a left batting for Thompson, tripled Miss Dunn at game in early Louisville 60 35 .632 the victory stroke. Miss Dunn the final round of the men’s singles James Cangany, 642 Exeter Ave., in the the 68 37 uke used ~ creek pellet INDIANAPOLIS .611 ®. §Zß tail grass and dug the from the and sent him down. And after Stan- ninth after two were preferred to a Kansas City 47 .615 Totedo $8? BS?=i 1? and sent it five feet over the of the Longwood watched every ball Miss Elizabeth out and was life failed. She hit 60 r Pin, got up Roy Bowl tournament. Toledo 45 46 .495 an U Y0U"* on the third. Mrs. Olhbs also was ton to continue the fuss, golf championt left. a Minneapolis Cl£&°6icCullough 1 over on the third again White won in straight ' fcetri Dunn, State woman tin with broomstick. 43 52 .463 'Hevm^ ’ shot, and putting sent to a from St. Paul 43 53 .448 meant the margin of victory and the him dreamland with right Japan spoil at Country Club, this week. One day a golf player City match point. Harada of Friday, heat hit the Fowler of the Millers batted twice broke a Columbus 20 76 .211 Kansas JOO 620 OOO—3 8 2 at that cross. Columbus 000 000 C, Stevenson and a ing play. score wm Before the final stroke was made eighth singled shaft while playing on the Riverside 100—1 S 4 P- refereed, not Roy Harada’s The In the and both AMERICAN Snyder: point of discussion arose. Bad hands bothered in many 6, Jimmy imparted eight angrily LEAGUE Olsen. Zumbro. liruaka. After the match the players who par- S 7-5, 6-I.' some of his times. Hits poured and flocked course and tossed the club ticipated of his fights, but the "dukes" runs W. L. Pet ! W. L. Pet. in the tournament gathered in are and Thalheimer were to years of caddy knowledge away. She tape 34 .634 46 43 .617 St Paul 000 002 10 the again. style now to White to the in. Fowler singled and Ford moved retrieved It, and N York.so Wash.. 142 00*—8100—3 1 clubhouse and Mrs Joseph K. Neff strong His is Cleve.. 62 43 .647 Detroit. 40 46 .616 Louisville 010 16 1 of South Bend, president of the State as- meet Tilden-Weiner in the finals of young woman, who in was up. singled, and cord patched the shaft. With ,627rS win or lose decisively, and him Black Gowdy sin- I’Hjja.. 40 44 Louts 41 52 .441 Meade. Thoms*. Hoffman. McCarthy; sociation. presented Miss Dunn with her that’s the doubles today. champion after the first round of gled McAuley this she practiced in the yard side Cbw go 40 45 .621 Boston. 27 65 .203 Wilkinson. Devormer. permanent silver dish trophy and the cups what fans and ran for him. Bur- and serving: dish to year the crave. of her home an be kept a and In the women’s/ single final Miss medal play Monday. well relieved Speece and Brooks with old ball. NATIONAL AMERICAN permanently retained on second winning. Ray Hahn, south si(je welter- LEAGUE LEAGUE The winners of the flights Elizabeth Ryan of Santa. Monica, Jimmy had nothing to do Friday batted for Hubbell When she started to work, the club other were weight, is training strenuously for and doubled. (Ten Innings) rewarded as were the winnners of the spe- Cal., was to meet Miss Martha morning while waiting for Miss Loftus singled and Jourdan dou- was forgotten, but four years ago Cincin. .574 BrMyn. 47 - 4l‘ Tfti cial match's and low medalist. It seamed his ten-round clash with Pat Daley Plttsb. 40.38 .663 N York 45 45 .600 every away prize, Bayard was to get ex- Chic go .538 . if one carried a and of Short Hills, N. J. Dunn’s title match in the afternoon. bled. Thpmpson followed Burwell on it deemed necessary 40 42 Phlla. 34 53 .301 HoslS?".::::: 8?! 3 the parting word heard on ail sides was; of Cincinnati on the same two- S Louis.49 42 .53w] Boston. 34 57 ‘ He went swimming in a nearby the and singled. ercise that which tied up with her .374 Sch e,ief BUMeU Wlnß ' Will see you in Ft. Wayne next year.” gram mound Smith Dun- flefd'C^ytbn ß , Sc,Ho?r . ’ ’ that has Burns and Wallace creek. can filed out, but Fowler got an- physical makeup. In the various tourney billed. Hahn and Daley will battle bought other State Before the match Jimmy said other single. The wild rally ended "I a set of clubs from Games Today mu-.v.:': Bft h® fc! flights scores of the final matches In tho first conflict of Tuesday’s Chick Nelson, Riverside,” Lyons. iS 8 Majon there wasn't a chance in the world when Ford fouled to Holke. down at AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Steengrafe. Grabowskl; Shocker, Friday were as follows: double wind-up. With the Severeid. she said, “and, see that driver, well, PAul at INDIANAPOLIS. Championship A. A. Captain Clark has arranged the for Miss Dunn to lose, but didn’t by .aneas City at Consolation—Mrs. say Injury suffered Grover Hartley club, and, St. Toledo. .” McClamroek. Frankfort, defeated Mrs. Al- prelim how he knew. that’s the believe me, I Minneapolis Cleveland 100 040 17 0 usual three bouts to put the . OF FRIDAY at Louisville. 210—8 bert Bulsom, Ft. Wayne. 1 up. „ GAMES Friday Philadelphia .... may keep him on the crippled Milwaukeo at 300 000 002—5 10 5 Soufnwnrth. recently traded from th" "I've got a reason,” wouldn't part with it. I still have Columbus. _ Second Flight—Mrs. Harry Cooper. fans on edge for the feature scraps. he said, "and Buckeye. Sewell; Walbcrg. Gray. South New 5 ork Giants to tlie St. Louis Car- list a few days alorfc with Short- Rom- Bend, defeated Mrs. C. A. Jaqua. In- are selling rapidly, I’ll tell you after the match.” When the same set with the exception of AMERICAN LEAGUE mel. Pate. Perkins. dianapolis, 3 and 2. Reserved "9*ts dinals. took an active uart in defeating Ins stop Shannon. The Indian man- added eleek. won the Second Flight. Consolation—Mrs. A. E. but there are plenty of former mates. He drove In four runs and Miss Dunn won, Jimmy pulled forth an Chicago at New York. Detroit 040 Indianapolis, unreserved the Cardinals won. 6 to 1. agement trying dig up St. at Boston (2 games). .100 400—0 *0TANARUS) 1 Kriek. defeated Mrs. S. W. a rusty is to a catcher title for me. Time after time when Louis Washington 002 001 201—6 0 Shipp Indianapulis, 2 up. at the "punch bowl." and Captain horseshoe from his pocket Detroit at Washington. Flight—Mrs. The league leading Reds to have handy in case Ainsmith is rough at .Collins. Johns. Gibson. Woodall. Hay- Third C. A. McCaskey. In- expects to Cincinnati which ho had found near the creek. I was in trouble in the the Cleveland Philadelphia. Morrell, dianapolis. Mrs. C. Patten. Clark take care of all were spilled by the taliend Boston Braves a worth; Coveleskie. Uchriusko. defeated J. In- trida.v. 6 to 2. Mays and Nehf were the , knocked out. There is double- deck took mo out and well down the Ruel. Tate. dianapolis. 3 and 2. who make the trip to Harrison on As congratulating crowd NATIONAL Flight. touched for fourteen hits. header Sunday and it looks like a LEAGUE Burgess.Third Consolation—Mr*. Homer Tuesday. showered the new champ with good course." Philadelphia Chicago (2 games). Crawfordsville. defeated Mrs. J. tough afternoon for at NATIONAL LEAGUE E. Neff, South Thirteen hits for twenty-three bases by Jimmy Ainsmith. The shot that the crowd mar- New York at St. Louis. Bend. 2 and 1. Iho I ankees was enough to handed her the Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Fourth Flight—Mrs. Dorothy Kercheval, beat the Chi at, from rough (2 games). Philadelphia 000 020 010—3 10 3 Indianapolis, defeatedYMrs. cago White Sox. 11 to 3. Most of the hits and said: “Here, this is veled the on hole Boston at Cincinnati. Chicago 103 200 00*—5 8 0 Frank Carroli, were off Ted Lyons. JPrseshoe 13, eleek, Indianapolis, 3 and 2. collected my trophy. Keep it.” was made with the she Dean. Henline; Root. Gonzales. Fourth Flight. Consolation—Mrs J. E. Bingham Indianapolis, defeated Mr*. Lee One run in the first, four runs in the said. Next to that club and her Boston Want Bobby Jones fifth and four in the seventh gave the 101 030 001—6 14 1 Nelson. Indianapolis. 1 up (10 holes). Detroit Tigers At Ball Park Friday driver, a trusty mashie is third 001 010—2 Flight—Mrs. a 0-to-6 victory over the BOXING SHOW Cincinnati 000 0 0 Fifth Thedore Stein, In- falling Washington Senators. Taylor: Mays, Hargrave, dianapolis. defeated Mrs. Catherine Hedges. prize. Wertz. Nehf. Terre Haute. and 3. in Western Open Pictnich. 4 The Phillies got more A survey of her game reveals that Fifht Flight. Gene hits than the Cubs, Grand Circuit MINNEAPOLIS Consolation—Mrs. but | they couldn t make as mativ runs. Results AB New York 000 000—l 8 2 Mazur Indianapolis defeated Mrs. Brode- Chlnago won, 6 ~ It H O A E Miss a 250 to and held its with rLoftus. cf Dunn drives ball around St. Louis 001 Indianapolis. 1 up. 3. tie 5 2 3 0 0 103 000 20*—6 10 1 rick. Flight—Mrs. Albert Buchanan, chairman of St. Louis for third placo in the J yards off tee. Amateurs Put on Good Bouts Sixth Indian- League National Jourdan. 1b...6 2 4 if 0 0 each Her mashie shots McQuillan. McMullen; Sherdel. O'Far- apolis. defeated Mrs. PaulFred Bigler,Balz. sports race. At Kalamazoo, Friday Smith, rs fl 2 \ Indian- the and pastime committee 0 3 0 0 are deadly straight ih direetbn and rell. apolis. 1 up X2l holes. 2:05 Trot (milo heate; three heats; Duncan, if 5 •() 0 1 0 0 Consolation—Mrs, of the Highland Golf and Country The St. Louis Browns put over a two- $2.000)— Fowler. 3b .... ft always —Jones Wins. Sixth Flismt. Frank run rally in the inning 1 4 3 1 0 up.' Her putting is described Brooklyn at Pittsburgh: wet ground*. Indianapolis, tenth and took an- Bursetiy Richard, b h. by Guy Ax- Ford, sa 4 0 0 3 4 0 Jones. defeated Miss Mag- Club, could' have his big wish there other game from lowly Sox (1 (Croziei-1 4 by the words of the gallery that- dalene Richards. Indianapolis. 6 and 4. the Red worthy 1 1 2 Black. 2b 33 1 4 0 Inteersting boxing matches gave woultj be an announcement saying to 4. Favonia, br li (Edman) 5 2 1 Gowdy, c 4 0 2 0 lvO watched her match Friday. Trogan, b h (Dickerson)... 2 33 McAuley 0 1 0 0 0 0 the fans plenty of entertainment that Bobby Jones has accepted the The Philadelphia Athletics continued guyhristie Mao, b g (Morrow) .... 3 5 4 Byler. c 0 0 0 0 0 When she was four feet away their losing streak by dropping another Progressive p <)J of the Highland officials game b m (Milloy) 4 4 8 Hubbell. 3 0 2 1 0 they Friday night at the amateur show MAC DONALD SMITH WINS invitation to Cleveland. 8 to 5. The Athletics Lightning- Flash, b f (Lamme- Brooks I I 1 n 0 0 were not worried about the Independent and have now met in last seven lein) and would play in the Western open defeat their 8 6 5 Middleton, p .. . 0 0 0 0 1 0 outcome. That spells the story of at A. open-air starts. 2:05%. Fairbanks-Morse C. championship at the Highland Time—2:os%. 2:04%. her efficiency. Amateur Baseball Sarazen Defeated in Play-Off for links 2:05 Pace (milo heato: three heats, Totals 43 10 21 27 12 ~0 arena. Aug. 26, 27- and 28. < nurse. $2,000) McAuley ran for Gowdy in eighth. Miss Dunn arises each day at 6 Metropolitan Open. Sparkle, br h. by San Brooks battl’d for Hubbell in eighth. Tho feature bout bitween Casey The College just now the big man of (Crosier) Francisco a. m. to be able to leave home at 6 Cubs will play at Ft. Har- Jones Is V , 12 1 Bu United Press , Green, b INDIANAPOLIS rison at 2:30 Sunday. Johnny Twtgg, golf. He has more color, more of Peter h. by Peter Scott a. and arrive at work at 7 Jones of-Fairbanks-Mcrse and Har- with a great record this year, will be on CITY, 1., July (McKay) 2 1 AB R H O E m. a. m. GARDEN L. 24. ahy gol’er. $fV75 2 A old Cunningham, the mound for the Cubs. the dramatic than other Sempro. b g (McVayj 33 5 Matthews, of ... 5 0 1 4 0 0 Her working day is over at 4 p. m. unattached, of this MacDonald Smith, Lakeville Peter Etawah, b g (Berry) Sicktng, pro., to- Young, bocially prominent, cham- 4 4 3 ss 4 1 2 4 8 0 and a street car carries her to the city, was a thriller. It ended in The Bonnie onko, b m (Frozer) .... 8 6 4 rs 3 1 1 1 0 0 Acme A. A.* wH play a double- day won the Metropolftan open golf (Wolver- Fißher. o. header at Sunday, meeting pion of thfi three big classes, Jones Round Twinkling Belle, b m Holke, lb 3 1 0 12 1 0 golf course for a few holes of play. Jones winning by the k. route Rhodius Park championship, beating Shra- ton) 5 5 6 Russell, if 4 1 2 3 1 0 the Y. M S. at 1 o’clock and the Lang- Gene stands as the leading man in com- IH Trip . A In the fourth round after an extra senkamp-Wheelers Lareine Grattan, blk m (Stur- Miller, 2b ... . 3 1 0 2 2 1 year at the gafne was* enough at 3 p. m. Practice zen by four strokes in the play-off of geon ) 7 7 dr Yoter. 3b 3 0 1 0 1 0 round was necessary. Other results: Sunday morning at 0:30 at Rhodius Park. petitive golf. TO Time 0 for her, for in she won the their prolonged tie. —5:04 u. 2:03V4. 2:04H. Hartley, c 2 0 0 0 2 192? Lester Porter (9. S. TANARUS.) defeated Elmer why .... And that is many proposi- Free-for-All Pace (mile heats: three Ainsmith. c 2 0 0 1 Q 0 Charles W. Jewett cup at South Howard (M.-M.). by judges' decision. The Western Union Messenger baseball In winning the championship, purse. $2,000) Speece. p ..../. 3 0 2 0 2 0 Harry Drentberger (Terre Haute) club will meet tho Spades Juniors being to to get heats: Grove. Her form is perfect, although de- Spades at Smith turned in a sensational tions are made Junes Ann s Girl, b m, by Burwell, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 (F.-M.), by judges de- Park Sunday, 1 p. m. Kelly, 66. Bradford Thompson. . . (I feated Frank Clark to Indianupolis for the (Dickerson) ... D 0 0 0 0 and Rice him to come Northern Man 1 1 l 1 self-styled. She again won the cision. . Brinker take notice. The Mes- which again broke the cougse recoVd Tarzan Grattan, b t (Egan) 2 2 2 Henry 1 0 1 0 0 0 Kenneth (Terre Haute) sengers need a Call Wilson (Wolverton Jewett cup Jett defeated fast infielder. Western open. The committee has Lapaloma. b m 4 5 3 in 1924 and 1925. In Chester Clark (F.-M ). by judges' at Main 2050. he made in the first round with a 67. Direct, ) 33 ~5 ”1 decision. Louisville Grace b m (Kelly 3 4 4 Totals 10 27 10 1925 she was runner-up to the cham- Abe Cohen (Terre Haute) defeated Roy heard nothing definite from him and 2:04%. Rogers (F.-M.). by judges' Time—2:O3Vi. 2:04%. Henry batted for Thompson in ninth. pion in the city tournament, but this decision. The Indianapolis Keystonfes have made they feel that they have a chance Sunday, Minneapolis 200 100 Howard Stout (F.-M.) defeated Morris arrangements . LATZO CHALLENGED July 25 081—10 Bartiek (unattached), by judges’ to- use Pennsy Park the rest yet to induce hind to enter. Indianapolis 000 400 010— 5 year she showed the way for the (F.-M.) decision. of the season. Sunday they meet Bu Press Dick Donaldson defeated Next United Tickets good going and WIGGINS IS RULED OUT Home run—Russell. Three base hits— large field of Dowdy (unattached), by knockoutRussell the Lincoln Highways in their first same July While the great field of stars In return- Sicking, Henry. Two-base hits—Jourdan entries and won han- in at home. The following clubs are asked MILAN, 24.—Mario Bosissio, in Coaches only on regular dily. It was performance fourth round. to get European welterweight open will be the pro- ing (2). Fowler, Speece, Brooks. Sacrifice her In this Claud© Gpodlow (F.-M.) defeated Louis in touch with the Keystone man- champion, the Western trains leaving Indianapolis 7:45 hits—Ford, Byler. Double plays—Fowler agement in regard to dates: College Cubs. fessionals, there will be many Suspended On Coast— tournament that caused her friends Grimes (unattached), by judges' decision Sliver hak challenged Pete Latzo, holder of crack a. m. and leaving Louisville 6:35 Weinert Also to Black to Jourdan. Middleton to Ford to in four Flash. Jewel A. B. C., Meldon Club, Jourdan. Left on bases—Minneapolis. 11: to encourage her to enter the State Happyrounds.Atherton refereed all boats. Edwards All-Stars. Riverside A. A. and the American welterweight amateurs entered. v p. m. i Purses Are Forfeited. Indianapolis. 5. Bases on balls—Off the Madison Grays. Address W. J. title. open, which she was unable to do Bu Times Special Speece. 2: off Hubbell. 4: off Thompson. 1. Sehoch. 730 Lincoln St., or phone Drexel CITY TICKET OFFICE. Struck out—By Speece 1. Wild pitch— last year because of a 5390-R. 116 Monument FI. Main 1174 LOS ANGELES. July 24.—Charlie Hubbell. Hits—On Speece, 14 In in- vacation at $15,000 FOR SLUGGER nings: off Burwell. 3 (pitched men the wrong time. 1924 upon your dealer showing you Weinert, to three In she was Special ' Diamond Chain Midgets want games Insist Newark heavyweight in eighth): off Thompson. 4 ic Bu Times ■■■' with teams not more nings; Hubbell, l'-s in- two strokes over qualifying with a whose players are PENNSYLVANIA boxer, and Chuck Wiggins, Indian- off 8 in 7 innings: off Mid- WICHITA. Kan., July 24.—The than 15 years Call 0141 and dleton. 4 In 2 innings Winning pitcher— 104. ask for Francis.old. Drexel apolis, have been barred from Losing pitcher—Speece. Um- Pittsburgh Pirates have purchased Cali- Hubbell.pires—Goetz. "I feel that the championship RAILROAD by boxing Johnson and Kuhn. Time—- Outfielder Freddie Brlckell for a re- fornia rings the State -1:58. 1 came to me naturally,” said Miss COEN’ WINNER Commission. ported price of $15,000 from the Dunn. "I every minute, ' tried and local Bu United Press -Weinert and Wiggins met Wednes- BOUGHT BY club of the Western League. Men’s Extra Duty SENATORS had the pleasure of playing with He will finish the season here. Brick- BROOKLINE, Mass., iJuly 24. and their bout was declared a Bu Special mighty good WORK PANTS, Hardwear- Times some players who were only years Coen, boy, > by the (commissioners. Both ell Is 19 old and Is bat Warren F. Kansas City WASHINGTON, July 24.—George just as good sports as they were ting Shirts-Pants-Qveralls ing, Staple rough Jersey- .861. y Bay boys’ men used tactics. Tho Murray, right-handed pitcher, has players. My ambition is to go high- won the State tennis . QT scrap Pattern . ite was awarded the on a foul been purchased from the Mobile team er In the game, and, believe championship by defeating Arthur Fabrics. P 1•/I me, I , The A. C. meets the Sheri- in the fourth round. dan A. Sunday The commis- of the Southern Association for am going to practice for *he West- Cr at Ellenberger Park at D. Noble of Newton. It was the purses 3 p. m. All players are requested to be sioners ordered the of both 18,000, President Griffith of the ern Opei and make Indianapolis a at the clubhouse at 1:30 p. m. For first time an out-State lad has taken ( men forfeited. m Senators announced Friday night. worthy entry,” 1 e - Jkme* ess. m Bt Kra”* honors from local boys. 1 IN INDIANAPOLIS lift vr WheretnfisWashington Croate* pbwm