PAGE 10 r THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SEPT. 3, 1927 | S s Named; in Line- Up Monday < PLAYINGAFIELD Tribe New Business Staff Warstler -With Billy Evans- IJ. Perry President, N. Perry Speed Regatta ORE ball frames are lost Semi-Finals Dempsey Seeks Speed in Punches Gene Rests around second basee, between Vice President, Rich- \ t | the shortstop and the secmd- Started Today sacker than in any other spot on a atLongwood ardson Treasurer. Up as Jack ball club.” • The speaker was Heinle Wagner, By United Press in his day a great shortstop, now on CLAUER AS SECRETARY DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 3.—Com- acting as assistant Schedule petition in the eleventh annual in- Also Loafs to Bill ternational speed-boat regatta was Carrigan, of the ! Shortstop open . Hennessey and Williams in Return of Star scheduled to on the Detroit Champion to Start Work We were discus- Monday Popular River this afternoon with represent- sing the difficulty Brilliant Form—lVteet Move. atives of America, England, Ger- Monday—Dempsey Goes many and of getting together With the reappearance of the In- Canada entered. a winning team. Tilden and Hunter. at Washington Park Despite tipping over in his Baby a-Golfing. dians todsjy, America 111 at Algonac Friday, Gar “We have lost under the ownership of James A. By United Press Wood, holder of the world record, By United Press so many games Perry of Indianapolis, announce- CHESTNUT HILL, Mass., Sept. 3. was ready to compete in the twelve- , Sept. 3.—Gene Tun- this year It is ment was made regarding the offi- hard to keep —An all-American semi-final round litre class, three heats of thirty ney, heavyweight champion, today cers who will direct the business miles each. track of the rea- was to be played today in the na- policies of the Tribesmen now that He has entered his started light workouts for his “box- sons, but I do Baby Gar VII and Baby Gar VIII. tional doubles tournament at Long- the W. C. Smith regime has ended. The ing match” with Jack Dempsey on Evans know this much, Perry, who purchased the only other event on this aft- wood following the surprising elimi- James ernoon’s program was a 151 cubic- Sept. 22, while some eighty-five more of them franchise from W. C. Smith Sr., last have been lost around second base nation of both Frencu teams In inch hydroplane race in two heats miles away, Dempsey prepared for Tuesday, will be president; his of five miles than In any other way. Friday’s quarter-finals. Perry, vice each. his “fight” with Tunney. In match that to five sets, brother, Norman A. in a blast of “Failure to make plays, a went president, and W. C. Richardson, Tunney, who arrived John Doeg, the left-handed Cali- pomp and ceremony, Friday, an- when two-ply killings would get the treasurer. William E. Clauer re- pitcher out of trouble, slowness in fornian, and George M. Lott, Jr., an- nounced to Chicago it was not mains as club secretary, as liad covering the bag, lack of precision of Chicago, defeated Henri Cochet, nounced previously. New Bowling “fighting,” but “boxing” he between the and second Wimbledon champion, and Jacques chosen as a profession. Dempsey shortstop Power and Light Officials baseman, are just a few ol the Brugnon, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 2-6, 9-7. replied by saying he would make his many ways enough runs can daily Friday’s second upset was provid- Norman A. Perry is president of match with Tunney a real “fight.” be tossed away to make the dif* ed by John Hennessey of Indian- the Indianapolis Power and Light Plant Ready , At Country Club ference between victory and defeat. apolis and Lucien E. Williams of Company and also president of the Club, and W. C. Richard- Safely In his country- “We have tried a half dozen com- | Chicago, who won In straight sets Columbia ensconced binations, but as yet are still in the from Rene La Coste and Jean Bo- son is treasurer of the power and for Pin Fans club training camp, Tunney decided light company. Perrys experimental stage.” rotra, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. The two he would rest up from his train and Richardson, all substantial journey before donning the.boxing There Is no denying Wagner’s Local Star Flashes business men, form the board of di- gloves for workouts. |J| One thing Jack Dempsey effort at Lincoln Jess Pritchett’s Twelve logic. There have been few great Hennessey and Williams proved rectors. needs every his Fields He looks fit, doesn’t he? Well, he “Probabjf not/until Monday,” ball clubs without stars at short themselves as strong on the turf as President Perry said Bruno Betzel to beat Gene Tunney when they training camp to acquire speed to expects to be more than that Alleys to Open Today said today, when asked when he and would remain in charge of the In- his punches. Here is the ex- start his sparring again. and second. Most of the import- on the clay, courts. They drove meet in Chicago for the world’s when he steps into the ring at would volleyed with exceptional steadiness dians on the field for the rest of the champion working on the bounc- Tunney has been given a huge ant plays revolve around that spot heavyweight championship this Soldiers’ Field to make the —Leaguers Gather. in the infield. and showed good generalship in season. ing dummy and the punching bag, su- room on the second floor of Cedar Land has been recom- month is speed. Jack knows it another view of him he preme effort to regain the title he Crest placing shots in unguarded terri- Grover sand as Today at noon the Jess C. Country Club for his living tory. the mended among others for the job only too well and he’s bending starts off his workouts each day. lost to Tunffey last year at quarters. The club itself is perched HOW DOPE CRACKS Hennessey was outstand- Pritchett Recreation Company, Inc., ing star of the match, but received of piloting the Tribesmen next sea- on a hill between two lakes. Half a TRANGE how the dope of formally opened its doors to the able support from Williams, whose son, but Owner Perry is nbt ready, bowlers of Indianapolis. mile away is Tunney’s training April is often scattered to the he said, to give serious thought to ground, with ring, game, while somewhat less spectacu- The ever-popular twelve punching bags S' winds, completely turned lar, this important post. Land, a for- 400 PENNSY ATHLETES HERE Jess has was consistent and effective. Touring Golf alleys with every modem and other paraphernalia. over, by the results of September. Game game went to the clay mer big league catcher, is coach facility, after also one billiard and three pocket Pleased With Camp A perusal of the averages of the court champions with monotonous with the Cincy Reds. FOR OUTDOOR MEET SEPT. 10 major leagues reveals these facts: billiard tables. regularity until the middle of the Pleases Rooters The new “It certainly is a peach,” Tunney , batting champion Cracks Show tenpin and billiard estab- said, third set. At that point, France Aside from naming his executive lishment is located at after viewing the camp. “It’s of the last year, is Track, Baseball, Golf, Tennis and Other Sport Events on Pennsylvania training stiffened and for a few games pro- staff and directors, President Perry and Maryland Sts., the most marvelous site struggling to keep from dropping be- second floor. I’ve ever seen.” vided real opposition. made another announcement that One of the outstanding features low the .300 mark. The outcome of the match was Tribe rooters. He has at Top Form Mammoth Railroad Program. About eighty-five miles south of will appeal to of these drives is the view of Charley Gehringer, rated substi- any all Tunney’s camp, Dempsey plan- never in doubt, however, at arranged for the return of Shortstop Elaborate preparations are under The track and field events will alleys that can be from was tute for Marty McManus at second time during the youth- obtained ning to rest over the The play. The Harold Warstler from the Quincy way for tbe Pennsylvania Railroad be staged at Pennsy Park. The trials any angle of the house. Another is week-end. base for Detroit, has won the job at ful radiated con- and the ex-champion-challenger has come that Hennessey‘fairly team of the Three-I League Farrell and Armour, Here outdoor athletic meet to be held at begin 9 a. m. and the finals the small support posts which give position, leading the regulars in fidence neither he Williams young pastimer will at to a point In his where batting and nor sensational will be Pennsy Park this city Saturday, at 1 p. m. Golf will be played at the bowlers plenty of room on any conditioning with a mark better than appeared to be suffering from line-up Monday, he fears he may over-train if an in the Indian at short in the Give Muncie Sept. 10. South Grove beginning at 8 alley. he .300. inferiority complex in the face of the course, exerts himself too much. Johnny double-header with Louisville will will Two more leagues, the Neun, who for several what had promised to be hopelessly Colonels here Monday, Labor day. Fans Treat. More than 400 athletes com- a. m. swimming contests be Universal Dempsey is quartered in Col. Matt years subbed for Lu Blue at first for Rare pete in 42 events for the champion- held at the central Y. M. C. A. at and Big Four, that will use these strong opposition. Perry paid a bonus to Quincy In drives Winn’s private suite at Lincoln Detroit, given a chance to show his ship of the region. Ten divisions 8:30 a. m. this season, met there Fri- Today’s order to obtain Warstler before the Wire news Friday carried a story day night. Fields race track. Winn is general worth, ranks next to Lou Gehrig Matches of the railroad and the general of- Tennis will be played at Willard manager of Chicago’s finest racing among close of the Three-I season, which of Johnny Farrell s record-breaking the first sackers in-batting, In the semi-final test today, the fice of Chicago will be represented. Park courts, rifle shooting will be plant. Jack planned some golf for has is Sept. 11. The “k'.d phenom” is tour of the second nine at the Dela- played brilliantly in the field brilliant Hennessey-Williams combi- of the local club, but It is estimated more than 3,000 at the Pennsy athletic field and the todav, in addition to a little road- and won for a in the property ware Country Club course, Muncie, will be here himself place the nation was to face William T. Til- according Pennsylvania employes at 9 a. m. Trap- With Semi-Pro* work. v of fame to the terms of iiie “farm” where Johnny and Tommy contests will start hall by making a triple den and Francis T. Hunter, who Armour to witness the contests. Seven will be the play unassisted. agreement with Quincy, that club flayed an exhibition Thursday. athletes shooting at Indianapolis and Friday won easily from Nathaniel was not forced to return the special trains will bring the Gun Club. and quoits Amateurs , after a bad start, W. Niles of player Tommy and Johnny are to play at spectators to Indianapolis. Horseshoes Boston, and Watson until the close of the Three-I sched- and will be played at Pennsy Park. struck during * Highland here Monday special his stride the months Washburn of New York, 8-6, 6-2, 6-4. > in a Homer J. Sketers, district claim p y e Indianapolis First ule. These contests will begin at 9 a. m. i . Polo Tilt of July and August, to take the bat- Doeg and Lott Labor day treat for Indianapolis Jjlanßjes at Rhodins Parkl? S lMonday. Both were to meet Wil- agent for the company at Terre ordinary impor- ting lead from Lou Gehrig, who has liam Connolly to Second golf enthusiasts. Os more than city** vlctorles over ttronß State and Johnston and Richard N. Wil- will be placed In the Haute will referee. C. B. Sud- game be- rUnes held it most of the year. liams, who the Warstler Farrell, holder of a tance will be a baseball Date Set Back entered semi-finals local at short Monday and number of borough. general traffic manager (Ohio) team, with straight-set victory line-up major titles year, tween the Columbus C < ubs u! four more Karnes, a over Connolly tournament this of Philadelphia, will be assistant before closing theirX Successful Bud will be shifted to sec- champions of the western region, n most sca- Detroit, as to players and teams, James Davies and Gerald Stratford, scored a 32 on the incoming nine at referee. Leonard McSteen of the j .? ‘,Pm oad , baJI: Connersville ond. and the Cleveland team, champions ru.rJBetsy Rossoie will Lbe played Sunday and By United Press has figured in the most reversals Pacific Coast champions, 7-5, 6-2, the Muncie course, four under par. Chicago general office will be clerk Mondav, Columbus Warstler, 22 years old, Is playing This game ' Commercials. Sept. 11. of form. The Tigers hold the long- 6-1. His 40 going out gave him of the central region. and Pendleton Reformatory Sept. NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—Because a total of course. Leo Reder of Chicago “ 18 his first year of league ball and his Park i.t nd Hurt Will P‘ tCh lhis wc s est winning streak of the year, of 72, exactly par. Armour, national will be played at Pennsy games ak-end recent ranis made the polo fielding, batting and base running will be in charge of tennis. Vic Shaw fields thirteen consecutive victories after { and Canadianopen champ, had 3 p. m. at Meadow Brook unfit for play, with Quincy attracted offers from a 74. of Cincinnati, trap shooting,, and C. theJ The general la by su- pirtad rs .wi" ,play the Indianapolis first international polo a slow start. At Highland, Monday, they will Brackett of Terre Haute, rifle committee headed lK l D match be- A,mateur three big league clubs. He has been A. perintendent R. R. Nace of the Indian- Red MenJ.J at Riverside No. 3 at 3 p m meet Neal Mclntyre and Freddie will be assisted by- ay - Following players tween the United States and the Teams shooting. apolis division. He oJJ25 „ please note: fielding like a “wild man” and click- general chairman; H .E. Scott, H. Perclnelai Butch. Seyfreld. British MOORE PRAISED McDermott. Fred and Neal are two will be Paul A. Kriese. Snyder. Army-in-India was post- HIGHLY ing the ball at a clip around .350. Paul Neff of Philadelphia Meginness, assistant general chairman: E. Loftus. C. Dady. H. Dady, Spitz! poned of charge H. C. T. Percifleld, Dailey and from Sept. 5 to 10. New York Yankees have Owner Perry scored popular hit Hoosierdom’3 outstanding links the starter. Claude Gray, foreman A. Burchlel in of reception; Roberts. Sept. Meet for Titles a experts and some real golf Kirby, information: E. B. Reed, order: Dr. Postponement of the match will a name with the fans here by arranging should of the Hawthorne engine house, In- Foss Schenck. medical aid; Charles Miller, Indianapolis mighty appropriate to entertainment, Campbell, Meldon Club will play at bring It into conflict be uncovered. be head track judge and W. S. Dunk rk Sunday. Benke will with the Davis for Pitcher Wiley Moore, who have the lad In Monday’s twin bill. dianapolis, will finance; Frank E. Strouse. special repre- pitch for SHE general Dunkirk and will be opposed by Eaton. Cup finals between the Chicago sentative of the president and game United has done some mighty fancy hurling First and Illinois The Indians, Idle Friday, were to and A. A. R. Nelson of will vice region, Meldons desire a for Sept. 5. Call Baptist Central The chairman athletics of the western clly States and France at Avalon Country Club's cham- R J Stehpn> 918 * st Drexel Germantown, for the champions. baseball teams were to clash at 3 p. get back in action here this after- be head field judge. will be here to help direct the meet. 3679 ' - pionship tourney is out J* Sept. 10. The Polo association ex- The other day, as Manager m. this afternoon at Pennsy Park noon against the Louisville team. panning plained, splendidly, from what gath- however, that under the Miller Huggins waved to Moore, for the city class A championship On Sunday the two clubs go to can be Frankfort P R. K.s will play at Carmel present ered from the Sunday and at Frankfort Monday. P. R conditions it would be un- warming up in the bull-pen, to Louisville for club’s bulletin. In K.s out by and the right to represent Indian- a double-header and TWINS FAIL IN were shut the Camel team In fair, both to the challengers hurry to the rescue of one of the then return to Indianapolis the title flight this week-end. H. ZITENFELD a previous contest. All players are re- from apolis in the national amateur tour- for the quested to be at 1501 E. Bt.. India to veterans, Charlie O’Leary Labor day bargain bill. The Sielken is to meet J. L. Thibodiau noon Nineteenth and the American team to faltering nament at Detroit. Hoo- at Sunday. For games with the ask them to play Monday. remarked to slers won nine games in one semi-final tilt and Rsty Fob- ATTEMPT TO SWIM CHANNEL P. R. K.s address William C. Pake. 1503 me. At the same time Indianapolis and lost E. Nineteenth St., or call Cherry 2077. “Well here comes the eleven on the road trip that erson Is to clash with J. C. Patten “Big Power and Light and Capitol Dair- closed N Needle and Thread Man’ again.” I ies were to tangle at Riverside dia- in St. Paul Thursday, in the other. Weather Conditions Too Great a Handicap for Young SAINTS DOWN MILLERS waited for a fufther explanation, mond No. 3 in the second game of Fight* and Fighters but getting none, asked: their series for the class AA The Pleasant Aun Club's thirty- city American Girls—Jane Darwin Also Gives Up. Hubbell Weakens in First of Inter- “Who?” title. Power won the first, 8 to 3. six-hole championship tournament CHICAGO—Eddie Anderson, Bantam- City Series. “Why the ‘Big Needle and Thread The Pennsy Park fray was ex- First Bulldog will be held Sunday and Monday. Bn United Press good favorable tides to weight, won from Tony Canzonerl, New to obtain on a By Man.’ He sews up all the ball pected to be the feature event of the Eighteen holes are to be played BOULOGNE, France, Sept. 3. aid them reach the English shore. York, foul In the second round. United Press games for the Yanks." day. Hurt, Illinois Central, and Sunday and the final eighteen I a- The 13-year-old Zitenfeld twins, Mrs. Marriott was half a mile be- ST. PAUL, Sept. 3.—The twin Drill Thursday AKRON. Ohio—Frankie Genaro won a cities Moore already has been in over Paugh, Baptist, star twirlers, were bor day. Bernice and Phyllis, of New York, hind them. newspaper decision over Tommy Hughes in had a ball game all their own ten rounds. They are flyweights. 40 ball games for New York. He carded to oppose each other. failed today to swim the English At 3 a. m. the three swimmers here Friday in the opening of the is credited with 16 wins and O'Leary Channel. They started at 11:42 heavy fog over the chan- Inter-City series and St. Paul won Varsity and incoming freshman entered a SAN FRANCISCO—Sert Colima, Los An- tells me he has held the lead for p. m. Friday in spite of a stiff cutting them off from view of geles middleweight, knocked out Arthur over Minneapolis, 9 to 4. Hubbell Butler athletes will be the guests Major nel, Pelkey In the sixth other pitchers in just about as many of League general bad An round of their sched- weakened in the fourth for five Baseball Calendar the Butler Men's Club at a lunch- northeast breeze and the crowds on shore. hour later uled ten-round fight. runs games, literally sewing up the weather forecasts, A large crowd the twins their attempt, which gave the Saints the lead. eon next Wednesday noon at abandoned games. the followed in boats'. and at 7 a. m. arrived at Boulogne. HOLLYWOOD. Cal.—Jimmy McCoy of already Severin Hotel. The Bulldogs will Continent Cleveland, won a decision over Britt Gor- “We can thank Moore AMEFICAN BIG FOUR INDOOR * # ASSOCIATION be Eight minutes later Mrs. Marlott, Weather conditions had been too man of Minneapolis, in ten rounds. The BALL W. L. Pet. taken to the new school grounds bout was the second of series of Big for at least 25 of our victories.” says City By known as Jane Darwin, entered the great handicap. a elimina- In the Four office indoor base- Kansas 88 56 .606 at Falrview by members of the or- United Press tion contests to determine a successor for O’Leary. Milwaukee 84 58 .592 The Pirates gained a full channel and followed the twins. After seven hours in the water, Fidel La Barba, retired flyweight cham- ball league, the Majesties defeated Toledo ganization following the noon meal. game pion. 81 59 .579 League By the twins two and the House team at Garfield Minneapolis 77 64 .546 After an inspection of the hold on the National lead 2 a. m. were during which time she had covered Freight What a help from a pitcher St. Paul 78 87 Falrview Pdrk, .538 site, the when they beat St. Louis, 5 to 3, a half miles northwest of Grlz Nez about six miles, Mrs. Marriott was Friday, 3 to 0. Smock, who whom none of the scouts regarded TNDIANAPOI-IS 60 80 .429 Bulldogs will be taken to while Cincinnati shut the and their position was considered of pitched for the winners, had the Louisville 51 90 382 Irwin Field, where they will be out- out Cubs, taken out the water. as good enough for even a major Columbus 49 92 .348 3 to 0. The Cards fought hard in She was taken in a launch to Baseball Big Five Freight House pastimers baffled. © fitted for the practice session which league trial. He’s the game’s the ninth Inning, but could only get where told newspaper AMERICAN LEAGUE will start at 9:30 o’clock the follow- Dover, she oldest youngster, making his big two of the four runs needed to tie Grand Circuit that the northerly wind, when By W. L. Pet.l W. L. Pet. ing morning. men United Press . league debut at 30. N York. 90 37 .709 Chicago. 59 66 .472 the score. Alexander allowed the she began the swim, changed to an Lota Gehrig went on a rampage BOWES Phila... 72 55 .567p1cve1... George “Potsy” Clark,.new athletic 57 70 .449 Pirates fifteen hits. “Rabbit” Mar- easterly. channel very Friday, crashing Detroit. 69 57 .548i3t. Louis 50 76 .397 director, will be the principal speak- Program The was out his forty- Wash... 67 *7 .540[Boston.. 39 85 .315 anville, veteran major leaguer pur- Starts TODAY’S SELECTIONS er on the program which will In- choppy, she said. second and forty-third home runs chased from Rochester, was in the and a brace of singles out of five FAIRMOUNT NATIONAL LEAGUE clude members of the trustee’s ath- races at the State Jezste Bell*. Policeman Day, Polycarp. Cards’ lineup at shortstop. Three half-mile times up. Watchword. No Ouarter. W. L. Pet. I W. L. Pet. letic committee, the coaching staff, Queenstbn. Plttsbgh. 73 50 ,593jC1nc1n... 56 66 .459 fairground track today were to open 3 MORE Babe Ruth stayed on Highland Chief. Red Harvpy. Sweepnet. Chicago. 73 ,584'Boston.. and members of the Butler Men’s RECORDS FALL one up Max Brick, Exile. Take A Chance. 52 52 89 .430 May limited the Cubs to three hits the Grand Circuit racing program Gehrig by hitting forty-fourth Mazetta. 3t. Louts 69 51 ,57518rk1yn.. 53 71 .428 his Lounger. Yeddo. N. York 70 52 .5741 Phila club. and they didn’t have a chance. The at the local horse plant. The races Scimitar, Fresco. Anaconda. 45 80 .360 New York Stars Crack Trio of A. A. out of three attempts. Collie Tokalon, Buck. Spanish Star. score would have been much differ- carded for today were the 2:18 trot Cobb made a single out of three Flnnlster. Brl* O'Doon. Jug O'Rum. ent, however, if the U. Swimming Marks. HAMILTON Yesterday’s Cubs’ infield at one-half mile for a SSOO stake, times at bat. Kentucky Rose. Results hadn’t failed El Astro. Aunt Laura. TODAY’S SCRATCHES completely in the 2:20 pace at one-half mile for a By United Press Hornsby and Speaker were idle. Big Mosaulto. Beatrice Morse, Bonify. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION fourth inning, the 111., Findey. A1 Hotfoot. Navarlt. (First allowing Reds to SSOO stake and a 2:14 trot at one- STREATOR, Sept. 3.—Mem- Averages Hone. Game) Caleb Cassa Del Sol. Falalse. score four of their runs. _ . AB H PCT HR Toledo 16 1 a , 483 187 Patented 1924 Tinpltv Wltchet. Winnipeg. Fusllecr. 010 002 034—10 . AT SARATOGA half mile for SSOO stake. bers of the Women's Swimming As- Gehrig .387 43 Apr. 8, Wild Cat. Randel. Pearl Madeline. Mllwuakee 000 501 300— 911 2 First Race—lzetta. The Grand Circuit contingent of Cobb 424 150 .354 5 My Destination. Oneida. Shoplifter. Barnes. McCullough. O’Neil; Eddleman. Third Race—Shakeitup. The Braves squeezed single runs sociation, of JNew York, swimming in Hornsby 450 159 .353 22 WINDSOR McMenemy.V Fourth Race—Houston, Cockrlll. horses was to arrive here today from Ruth 437 154 .352 44 Quin Fifth Race—Display. across in three innings to win the West, broke three more N. A. Speaker . 453 PATCH Chin. Noon. Tosrmelll. (Second Game; a 157 .346 2 TIRE Tfa and Ands, Dutch Olrl. Royal Flag. Seven Innings; Darkness) Sixth Race—Saratoga. Spanish Princess. Syracuse. The big money races are Toledo tight game from Brooklyn, 3 to 2, Nani Hawaii, Parti. Knockany. 000 020 0— 3 9 1 Oyster Bed (132) is added starter In sec- to get under way Monday. Mon- A. U. records. Martha Norelius Pandora. Fluffy Ruffles, Teddy Milwaukee 343 100 *—ll 13 ond race. R. Smith, Boston, Loney. 1 Relgh (118) and McWeeny, swam 200-yards free-style in Willie Orenier. Peter Peter. Speece. Count la added starter In - day’s program includes a 2:08 pace K.f Palmcro, Millstead, Ryan, O’Nell; race. Brooklyn, pitched. Worthmore, Tip Top. Bodyguard. Jonnard, McMenemy. third SI,OOO, 2:15 pace for SI,OOO, 3- 2:25 2-5; Ethel McGary swam 300 Royal Highness. Phnnariol. Hcdgefence. AT WINDSOR for meters free-style in 4:20 4-5; Agnes SARATOGA First Race—Vacation Time, Note of Love. year-old trot (Horseman Futurity) Bruns. Flying Al, Izetta. Minneapolis 001 110 010—4 13 2 Second Race—Betsy Bacon. Lou Gehrig hit two home runs—- Geraghty swam the 220-yard breast DANCING Opening— Thorndale, Lorenzo. Byron. St. Paul 000 SJO 02*—9 12 0 Third Race—Dark Angel, Realization, his forty-second and forty-third—- for $7,665 and the 2:10 trot for the Rancocas Btable entry. Whitney entry. Hubbell, Middleton, Blue Bull, Tommy Foster. stroke in 3:17 3-5. Wilson, Kenna; Race—Hedge Fence, Rock and as part of the L. S. Ayres stake of $5,000. Tuesday, Sept. 20th, 7:30 P. M.—Register NOW Sun Edwin. , Betts, Gaston. Seventh Yankee activity in Myra M.. Lucky Play. Houston.^ Rye, Royal Highness. overwhelming the Athletics, Espino. Chance Play. Forever and Ever. AT HAWTHORNE 12 to 2. Sea Rip, Strdar. Shakeitup. (No other games scheduled.) . First Race—Klschef Macher, Rolling The Yanks made twenty hits off Learn the Clever Dances WHEE* 'NO Star. Pelalka. Oo Away. Ferseth, Lady Walberg and Hoover, Uncle Abe. Stargo. O Nell. Gray. Babe Ruth got Tex’s Box Office Staff Viking. Barthelmass, Llnalos. AMERICAN LEAGUE Second Race—Traveller, McCulloch, his forty-fourth home run. Orsebella. Rotarian. Green Briar. New York 255 000 101—12 20 0 Frances Rock. “Kinkajou”—-“Dixie Stomp”—'“Yankee Prance” Philadelphia Fourth Race—Runbank. Caught by Complaints. Thelma 0.. Parchesie. Wine Jug. 000 000 002— 2 6 3 Baseball Casterealgh. Sixth Race—Blaze 11. Lemmon Seth. Padlock. Coll * ns Walberg, Gray, Cochrane, Stoner, Detroit, and Gaston, John Hager. Charette, Belle Song. Pe?kftg - AT FAIRMOUNT St* First Louis, Lincoln 5906 Herbetus. Sudan Orass, Perhaps. Race—Alex Woodliffe. Gale, Rub- allowed six hits each, but By INDIANAPOLIS Crudenes. Barber Bill. Feigned Zeal. lnette. the Browns made better United Press Miss Mae Berry LONG BRANCH Cleveland 002 131 000—7 13 1 Second Race—Crlsple Seth, Honeynook. use of CHICAGO, Sept. 3.—Tex Rickard vs. Spring Branch. Chloris, King's Court. Chicago . 010 030 101—6 11 1 Third Race—My Destiny, Marsdale. theirs and beat the Tigers, 3 to 2, discharged 216 Dolly Fourth Race—Rose Mist, Take A declared Friday he had N. MERIDIAN ST. Dunbar. Arendal. Soldier n. Miller. Grant. L. Sewell: Blankenship. Chance, scoring two runs in the Eddie Rlckenbacher. Dedans. Leger. Jacobs, Cole. The Seer, Beauty Star, Rundark, Azure. last half “virtually all” of the members of the LOUISVILLE Outstep. Dushka. Rundale. Crouse. Seventh Race—Gold Beater. of tnte nintjj to tie and win. ______\ Queen Towton. Flaherty. King Basil. ___ box office staff handling tickets for TODAY Wildes Maid. Turonberry. Dentaria. Detroit 100 000 010—2 6 2 the Dempsey-Tunney fight following Fasclste. Jingle. Malmor.tdes. St. Louis 000 000 102—3 6 2 Although the White Sox used Game Called 3 P. ftk DELORIMIER CALDWELL TO BREWERS complaints of purchasers that they oll, Stoner’ Wo°dall;'Gaston, Dixon, nineteen players in an effort to beat Plkesvllle. Devonlte. Simony. O'Neni were being charged a premium for v. M.c.A. CAFE Blether. Trafalgar. Lydia Drew. Cleveland, they were defeated, 7 to Lady Essington. Marvelite. Queen Emma. Special choice seats. DOUBLE-HEADER Brightwood Bu Times Auction 8.. Puff 3a 11, Shadow Dance, (No other games scheduled.) 6. , disabled out- t nnie. Sweet Money. Telurlde. MILWAUKEE, Sept. 3. —Ray fielder, played for the first time Sllvermlre, Oonwlthim. Sniper. former this NEW YORK—Tiger Flowers, former mid- MONDAY! SERVE SPECIAL HOME COOKED Sandswept. Burbeth. NATIONAL LEAGUE Caldwell, big league star, WILL Clrfle. Brooklyn season when he ran for Crouse, dleweight champion of the world, inflicted HAWTHORNE 000 002 000—2 10 0 who went from Kansas City to the a severe beating on Joe Anderson, Coving- Away. “OSton 010 after the latter had hit, stole sec- Ky., Go Piute. Quick Asset. 100 001—3 9 2 SouthernLeague, was purchased Fri- ton. in a ten-round bout. The former Traveler. Oeneral Clinton. Red Pennant. McWeeny. Henllne; R. Smith, Urban. ond and scored a run. champion was superior at infighting and Mickey, May Cooper. Black Beetle. day by the Milwaukee management badly battered Anderson at close quarters. CHICKEN DINNER Princess Doreen. Chicago. Flat Iron. The Georgia Negro was constantly after Representatives Wanted Brazen. Hopeless, Dr. Clark. Chicago 000 000 000—0 3 2 to help the Brewers In their fight Anderson, smothering the latter's blows We desire industrious men TOMORROW, 11:00 A. M. Till 8:30 P. M. Cincinnati ,. Dolly Seth. Mysterious. Margaret Gaut. v 000 400 01*—5 8 0 for the The Brewer hurl- Games Today and driving In hsl own. in Indianapolisand Marion Cross Bow, Pat Field, Kumonln. \ pennant. dressing, May”Hargrave?®’ 1, Hartnetl, Gonzales: J. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION County who want to make of a chicken, gravy, ing staff Is in bad shape and Cald- ' good money represent Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS. 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