PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .SEPT. 3, 1932 Talking WOOD COMES FROM BEHIND TO WIN BOAT BATTLE It Over to 132; BY DANIEL M. DANIEL New Yorkers Run String BRUSHING UP SPORTS byLaufer Yank Vet

Editor's Note—flnrinr tho abufftro of Jor Milium*, on raration. this column l Bruins Seek 2 More Wins of Today brine rontrlbutrd h* Danlrl M. Danlrl Beats Don thr !*trw York-World Trleeram. YORK, Sept. 3.—Another ‘What of It?’ Queries Joe Chicago Hopes to Be First NEWnational championship tennis U. S. Speedboat Pilot Wins tournament at Forest Hills' The McCarthy, ‘We’ve Lost Baseball N. L. Team Since 1924 20-year-old “Slim" Vines of Cali- First Heat of Trophy fornia. defending the title against Games!’ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Win the ebullient Henri Cochet and a Two Won. Lost. f'et. to .15. Race in Rain. with native Minneapolis *1 .VS .613 field which is impressive By 1 nilrd Press Columbus 78 64 .349 BY GEORGE KIRKSEY By nited strength and foreign threat. Some- NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—New York's INDIANAPOLIS 76 67 .332 United Press Staff Correspondent l Prf*# on Kansas City 74 66 .529 how these annual carnivals the Yankees have base- Milwaukee . 71 68 .511 Chicago LAKE ST. CLAIR, Mich.. Sept 3. most of 1932 joined CHICAGO. Sept. 3.—The Thf only y courts bring back memories by Toledo 71 73 .193 Gar Wood, American defender of ball's immortals playing 132 con- Louisville 35 86 .399 Cubs have an opportunity to create J who mo thf came x McLoughlin, vivid of Red St. Paul 54 87 .383 a few records today, providing they Harmsworth trophy, flashed to teach secutive games this season without from beyond the Rockies to being but Manager Joe can bowl over champion victory today in the first thirty-five shutout, AMERICAN LEAGUE v the world the world something new—some- St. Cardinals mile heat of McCarthy wants to know "what of W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. Louis in both games the famous race after thing that was fiery and stirring—- trailing Kaye it?” New York 91 40 .695 Detroit ... 65 63 .508 of a double-header. Don. the English about this game they call tennis. 3 hlladel,. . 83 51 ,619 56 71 .441 ‘ I'm trying to win the American 3t, Louis.. If the Cubs win twice, they will challenger, for four of the five laps. Th comet, McLoughlin. No Wash. .. 76 54 .585 Chicago. . . 39 38 .307 called extend their winning Wood's doubt we all ovrrraird the red head As League pennant, and we’ve dropped Cleveland. 72 58 .554 Boston ... 37 94 .282 streak to sis- Miss America X. its forty- I look back at hi* form 1 appreciate that two games teen straight, the longest ever eight cylinders beating out a steady a versatile, crafty, hard hitter like Bn. straight.” NATIONAL LEAGUE -5 Maury's achieved by any Chicago National tatoo of notes, Tilden perhaps would have riddled Ever-fretful Joe brooded over the W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. staccato crossed the game, particularly by shooting for Red s League team. line a two backhand, which was the weak spot In second contest which the Yanks lost Chicago . 76 51 .599 St. Louis. 63 66 .438 full miles ahead of Don s armor Pittsburgh 70 60 .539 Boston . . 63 68 .481 Back in 1906 the Cubs, under the white-hulled his shining to Washington Friday, 7 to 1. . Brooklyn. Miss England 111. But MrCloughlln did more for tennis 70 62 .530 New York. 59 70 .457 peerless Frank Chance, won four- Choppy water than even the amazing Tilden whom I Although Ruppert's Rifles still Philadel.. 65 66 .496 Cincinnati. 55 78 .414 and rain wHirh Maury came teen straight but not until rate, the greatest of all time. have a heavy first place lead of ! games, turned from a drizzle to a steady into the game when the Nationals were nine INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 1918 did another Cub team come downpour held at Newport. The grand dames and and games over the heavy- midway the fourth around one-half W. L. Pet W. L. Pet. close to that mark. That lap the gav flapper* of the time sat hitting was when showed the speed of .. I the Casino courts or in the dinky little Philadelphia Athletics, the Newark. 95 52 .646 Rochester. 76 71 .517 both boats. Jersey i Joe McCarthy's team won thirteen stand and chatted about Harry Lehr'.* doleful tone of Joe's voice would in- Baltimore. 81 67 .547 City 66 82 .446 Wood's average for the thirty- latest escapade or the wild champagne Buffalo . 79 67 .541 Albany .... 64 83 435 in a row. five .. was 76.014 of the night before and drove some dicate that the pennant was slip- Montreal.. 76 70 .521 Toronto 51 96 .347 miles miles an hour, party far below of the more earnest tennis players nutty. ping right out of his hands. Malone and Bush Ready the record set last year Maury changed tennis. He lifted It Games Today by Don in from Its calm and easy demeanor, smashed Grimm's boys Miss England 11, when with and Ruth Walks, Gehrig Triples AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Charlie inspiration It out of Its stodginess, a crash he raced the distance at an average a volley, which tore from tennis the INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville. easily won their thirteenth straight game New of eighty-nine miles ancient epithet of "a sissy's The Yorkers’ lone tally in Columbus at Toledo. , game Friday by pummeling the an hour. McLougnlln popularized tennis H made the ninth Minneapolis at St. Paul. Until of thp game inning enabled them to Cardinals. Bto 5. For today Grimm midway the fourth lap the the American public conscious Milwaukee at Kansas City. Miss and its thrill and power. McLoughlin butlt become co-holders of the no-shut- ! selected Pat Malone and Guy Bush America looked like a beaten the Forest Hills stadium! AMERICAN LEAGUE boat. Don a out reeprd, which wa s established to keep the Cubs’ winning streak had brought Miss Eng- a e in Washington at New' York. land over jointly 1894 by the Boston and Chicago at St. Louis. intact. Dizzy Dean and Paul Der- the starting line wqll in young Californian Boston at Philadelphia. Philadelphia clubs of the National ringer were the Cards’ pitching ,, advance of Wood. and opened up Cleveland at Detroit. a ANOTHERfighting the field in the na- League. nominations. lead of more than a mile on the tional singles! I am reminded of Mc- Firpo Marberry almost snapped NATIONAL LEAGUE If the Cubs annex No. 14 and 15 first lap. first big bid for the title long of St. Louis at Chicago (two games t, today, they Loughlin's their string blankless games Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. will hold one of the —at Newport in 1911. Bill Larned at the last minute by holding the Philadelphia at Boston. longest winning streaks in baseball defeated Red in three sets, not one Yanks scoreless for eight and one- New York at Brooklyn. history. Only twelve times in mod- Race of which went to deuce. But. de- third innings. But, with one out, Yesterday’s Results ern baseball annals has any team Entries seeming he walked Babe wen fifteen or more games in a row. spite the ease with which Ruth. Then Lou AMERICAN* ASSOCIATION champion- Gehrig lined out a triple, sending - The longest winning streak in ma- Larned took his seventh St. Paul 001 000 001 2 8 0 Saturday ship—his fifth straight—Bill saw the Babe scampering home. Minneapolis 005 034 30x—15 20 1 jor league history is twenty-six handwriting wall. The Athletics blasted out seven Van Atta. Adkins, Trow and Fenner: straight, which the New York the on the Petty and Richards. AT DADF. PARK Bailey's Beach and Bellevue avenue home runs as they took two games Giants set in 1916, and, strangely First Race (claiming; 2-year-olds; The set'' they and one-half at. Newport—the "smart from the Only one did not win pennant. furlongs! High Diver 197 crowd society tail end Red Sox, 7 to 3 game scheduled. the Since Doreen M. were called in the columns—-tittered 104: My Gentleman 107 Bo I audibly McLoughlin'* pretensions. and 15 to 0. Eric McNair the 1900, the twelve longest winning ton Common. Golden a' led NATIONAL LEAGUE Courage: tle 112: Deeds. 112: Lit- Maurv’s red face grew redder still, and he As attack three one streaks follow: has been questioned Goblin, 112; Elegy 112 Worths'. that if he ever got. to with homers, Cincinnati 000 000 010— 1 9 0 Pride, 104; Golden made up hts mind Pittsburgh Games, Year. tough Bala,' 107. Britlon log' the pinnacle and was In a position to in the first and two in the second 100 000 lOx— 2 6 1 Team. Because hl lost ones to the out Lucas and Lombardi; Giants 26 1916 some Race dictate he would drag tournament game. Dib Williams also made cine French and Grace. LEAGUE LEADERS- Second (claiming: 2-vear-old of Newport. He did exactly that. in the A1 White Sox 19 1906 BOT HIS TidENly VUINS maidens: six furloungsi—Pillnita ms always collected -had be- first, Simmon connected St. Louis 201 200 - 5 7 Giants 18 1901 '//I Long John. 108; Exclusive, Larned—calm, 000 0 - ins Fa golf and in Friday's round he con- 111. Bill Loonev. 109: 114 Cuyler and Mark Koenig made more games to play, twelve at home to- Gear. 109; Deemster In.v a tennis God invincible! (First Gamei four players remained unbeaten Dutra ranked as the title favorite sistently dropped putts of 15, 20 and Wood River. 106; Ston' Gam tt n home runs for Chicago, while pinch and fifteen abroad. If win a Boston they day in the 1932 P. G. A. champion- on the basis of his scores for pre- 25 feet straight the cup. Pre- today hitter Collins did for 100 011 000 —3 8 0 fourteen of will into field at Forest Hills likewise St. Philadelphia 201 000 22x— 7 10 1 them, the Pirates ship tournament over Keller course. vious one taCf ‘ 'claiminz: handicap; 3-vear. that Louis. rounds, every of which he viously he had been getting low oldsni andJ up; and there Weiland. Boerner and Tate; Mahaffey have to win twenty out of their Olin Castilian has P| mile)—Ridceview. ns Pre*. there are big men are Heving. Dutra, towering played below par. scores putts that 0 9 cka "' av ]00: IN This and despite long died a n ' Oscillation. victory enabled Cubs to remaining twenty-four to tie 1,102, Manta,M?nt 5'n117; big or small, na- the (Second Garnet games from Santa Monica, Cal., and Ed- The big Castilian’s at Caron. 1 i5; Rusty, no. little men. But, maintain their the Cubs for qualifying the cup, but refused to go down. none will excel seven-and-one-half- Boston 000 000 000— 1 the pennant. ward of round tive or foreign, 0 6 Dudley Concordville, Pa., score was 140, four strokes be- Dudley warning that he was Sixth Race (claiming: 2-vear-old* fivo game National lead over the Pi- Philadelphia 300 032 34x—15 14 The Cubs have won gave " champion in 1 sixteen out had survived all previous rounds and low the field and par. Up a d o'ic-half furlongs>- little Billv Johnston, McNaugton, to the going to give somebody a battle for 108. Jessie ’Blanche in gameness. Right rates, who beat the Cincinnati Reds, Kleine, Gallagher and Tate; of seventeen games during the the upper bracket Dear. 108: taiSun Gros llv 1915 and 1916. 2 to 1. Pickering; Krausse and Cochrane. were matched in start of today’s play he was 12 the title when he fought and won Edwin White.lo6: a'Captain Joy.' 115; Billv It was Pittsburgh’s sixth home stand which closes Sunday, ° ni now that grit and sand stand semi-final match of thirty-six holes. strokes under par for 129 holes. He one uphill Gomsprav ' Patsvett- 108: his straight victory. Red Lucas allowed Detroit and Cleveland not scheduled. and twenty-three out of twenty- of the hardest fights of lil 111: in good stead as he completes In the lower bracket, Creavy had made few (aiWeciiarles and but six hits for the eight since Charlie Tom mistakes. the tournament. Bradelbane stable. back to health. Reds, while Grimm suc- of the defending Dutra faced no cinch in meeting fight Larry for Rogers Albany, N. Y., At the thirty-fourth hole, Seventh Race (claiming:! I think that of the outstanding fiß'ires French was touched nine. ceeded Hornsby as manager. he was and up; milei— 3-vear-old.s the days FAIR RACING OPENS champion, faced Frank Walsh of Dudley, however, for the Pennsyl- Currv Girl 103: Estin 112- since I have seen in the nationals cap- tw’o down in his match W'ith Al Col r a A-- 10 H m s,aKP Johnston most of all j ' 112: of McLoughlin, Although rain to de of Kansas -12,?i 9°. Quando.n.. ?Ae105: Barneyi 112; Struck! thf lovp of th£ crowd. threatened I lins City, but he was far Keen. Bandy tured Dan. 112: Corbeau. 112; Silkoline. 10.9- You admired Tilden for his consum- lay today’s opening program, har- i from beaten. He took the thirty- Roval Guinea. You applauded Dick Wil- 112: Glvnhurst. 106- mate skill. ness racing were for a fourth Princess A. O. 103: Adalor 112- Or- for his meticulous hair-splitting fans hoping Rivals Play when Collins three-putted. T.. liams A. chestration. 12; Gloria Lovely Murray for his A. Notes break from Young American Diane. 103: game You ltked Llndlev man before Golfers w as hands for the weather Collins on the green of the Woman. 103; Dawn Mist. 103; White Col- meteoric punch. You capped when r lar. 106. effervescence and foi La Coste s Monday, the grand circuit thirty-fifth par five hole Cochet’s pace. three (fames in in two. Weather, clear: track, slow. steady, error-forcing nc stars open , their campaign at the Dudley, nearly 200 yards Rut voir felt, that in little FOLLOWINGLouisville, one today and two back on ngnt- fairground Semi-Finals pounds of nerves, you had a friend Sunday, oval. Turn Back British Squad the fairway, needed an eagle three. tennis Little the Indians will return mg out there in the arena Events and entries for after- His long iron struck ten feet hari no exaggerated idea of his im- home Sunday night and on Monday this from Bill never Bell Telephone nine and Modern Babe portance. His hat size swelled. will continue their noon were as follows: the pin and his putt was good. to Name of our tennis-starring young men or struggles with 2:14 Pace (half-mile Woodmen tangle Most seriously. Little track horses; at Pennsy park By United Press ' Philadelphia, had to content They halved the today take themselves too Bruno Betzel’s Colonels at Perry -purse. $350 >— Isaac Jean be thirty-seventh sportsman. Dillard. Hal, John this afternoon for the right to pieet Sept. and Bill was a true stadium. The holiday double-head- D. Maida Braden. Os Briggs, Sally Abbe, BROOKLINE. Mass., 3. with halving their matches Friday. Dudley won on the thirty- Seminole. Star Philistine, Wallace ' Cocha- Riverside Oylmpics on Sept. 10 for Typical American youths who per- of eighth Team Sept. 10 er will be staged in two parts, one to. Taylor Thomas. George Voigt New York, another when Gallins was unable to 2:18 Trot ihalf-mile the city class A diamond champion- haps were playing hookey, when the negotiate tilt in the afternoon at 3 o'clock and track horses; purse, experienced competitor, was the vic- around a partial stymie. T>ABE RUTH, Bambino $350 ( —Azie Baldwin, Bineva, Bogalusa K. ship. Walker cup was put in competition tim of Great Walsh entered the slugging the other under the floodlights at Duty Lincoln, G. H. Britain’s single winner, semi-final to- With Semi-Pros D. Jr., Lindv Volo Both a Great day of New York Yankees, night, at 8:15. Due to the fact it Lucile June, Scott Wilson, Senator A. teams have been defeated decade ago, have made red-haired Leonard Crawley, after defeating the veteran Bob the White Star. once in the title Bell Britain wait at least two more years Cruickshank is will be a holiday, here will be no 2:23 Pace (half-mile track horses; purse, series, the Ouimet and Sweetser were in Friday’s round. He gradually lining up his all-Amer- pastimers in ninth for its first victory in the blue rib- confused the Amateurs free gate for women as is customary s3so!—Braden Custer, Cora June. Golden rallying the in- matched against England’s two best speedy playing vet- ica big league mythical team and and Arrow. Grace Braden, Jackie Dreams, J. bon event of golfdom. eran with on Mondays. E. Grattan, Just Rusty, ning to defeat the Woodmen two players, Tony Torrance and John his slow, deliberate stvle Lassie Direct. 8 1 of it will be ready for publication on BUB Olivia Armstrong, Peter Brooke Jr,, Rose weeks ago. The decisive, to victory of the Stout. was the most play. Indianapolis Ramblers have open dates A.. Single Dunlap’s play book The Tribesmen are holding third place Patch. Sonny Hal, Sweet.Sis. United States over Great Ralph Saturday, Sept. 10. The Times will after Labor day and would like to j Heble Teakwood. Worthy Armstrong. Britain spectacular of the day. He broke Stonehouse, Indianapolis Indianapolis Ramblers, only by a slight margin over the Kansas X' Friday in road games. Write j Followers of the the sixth renewal of the the country club's course record with youngster, was eliminated in Fri- carry the names and batting order 2005 Southeastern avenue, or call Dr. 0174. Ctty Blues and the Milwaukee Brewers, trotting horse matches of Bargersvtlle. Lebanon, sport will gather here was truly a triumph day’s quarter-final play of Ruth’s ask lor Jerry. in fifth position, also are enjoying Monday when a morning medal of 66, five under after a all-star squad on that and Morristown, notice. a late young athletic America. thrilling Fountaintown season the Grand Circuit stables renew ac- 2-Year-Old par. He defeated Eric Mcßuvia of battle with Creavy, date, along with the names of the spurt and threatening to move up George Dunlap of East Or- defending the hard-fought during the waning days of tivities. Many expect the week Jr., up. champion, 3 and winners Times Kroger A. C.s lost a game the A. A. cam- at England, 10 2, in The contest. of C. at Crawfords- the ange, N. J., Charley Seaver of Los to Ciawfordsville K. paign. Moreover, second place has not Hqpsier capital to be the most a The contest stirred up a lot of ville Sunday, 5 to 4. Young allowed nine Angeles, Cal.! Maurice McCarthy Seaver. Stanford student, de- men, been cinched by the Columbus Birds and brilliant of the year, as numerous baseball and response was scattered hits and struck out nine Stars Tangle of New York and Gus feated Eric Fiddian of England, 7 interest Bennett of the Casevs matching him it would please Tribe, fans if their events on the program promise Moreland of the part of fol- at hat foi and 6. McCarthy, son of a golf pro- heavy on diamond Reynolds and Jordan featured pastimrrs would cut loose with some more thrilling contests Dallas, Tex.—all of them in their Eastern Team Krogers and Kelly led the stsim than at any lowers. Rules called for the selec- and Devin All- to overhaul the Buckeye twenties—gave the States fessional. beat Lister Hartley, 3 to K C attack Krogers take on Kihler boys. meeting this season. United Greenhouse BBS By Times Special sensational tion of ten major league players, Stars in a return game at With the SIO,OOOFox for 2- team its four singles victories. 2, and Moreland, Texan, park Sunday Kiblers hold one decision Only one game was played in the stake SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y„ And scored 2 and 1 victory over Lister’s Meets A. on for each position, including two battle is American Friday year-old pacers, the youngest pair of all, Billy a B. C.’s over the Krogers and a real Association and the the largest offer- The contest expected. On Labor day. Krogers play a league-leading Millers thumped out a 15 ing for Sept. Hopeful stakes, Howell of Richmond, Va., and Don Borther Rex. pitchers. ended at Hill, starting at to 2 walkaway over the last the baby pacers this year, 3.—The carry- double-header at Mars p.ace Saints. Moe of Portland, played the In the other matches Friday, midnight Aug. 31. 1 p. m The Bushmen collected twenty hits and one of the feature attractions and ing a value of approximately $40,000, Ore., Smart Joe Mowry, left JLefty will be on the mound Keep in shape fielder, led the attack with .events of offered most spectacular golf in Thursday’s Leonard Crawley of Great Britain your batting eyes fast tour blows, Including two Jess considerable vlwe drew nine outstanding 2-year-old for Taylor’s Vonnegut nine plays the Petty doubles. four doubles all of beat George Voigt. 1 up, in a see- Jim A. B. c.’s for Sept. 10. Hardware Sunday. went the route for Minneapolis and for other performers of practically matches, which when the Hoosier A B C.s at Gadsden kept eight Apostle sprinters for today’s feature battle and Keller will form hits scattered. Ray every were won by the United States. saw battle, while Big John Burke local Negro Baker or Warmouth Fitzgerald, former Indian, weighed class, unusually large fields over the six and half furlong route. club takes on Horne Hardware battery. in with America’s veterans, Francis Oui- of Ireland finished all even with stead Grays the two safeties for the winners. The triumph are expected to start. Chief interest was focused on W. of Pittsburgh, ranked DIAMOND TOURNEY SET extended the Miller lead to nine full games His met of Boston and Jess Sweetser of Jack Westland of Chicago. as one of the Reds defeated Willard A. over Columbus. Majesty, a colt that estab- R. Coe's Ladysman, leading juvenile strongest Negro clubs Beech Grove innings Sunday, the country, By Times Special C 3 to 1. In five lished a world's record for 2-year- money winner, and William Wood- in the at Perry stadium game being cut *ho b V rain. Reds leaguer, dl pacers 3 Bethel Sunday, and on PHELPS, the big at Springfield, 111.,with ward’s Happy Gal, filly champion. this afternoon at 3 p. m. It CLOVERDALE, Ind., Sept. entertain New l d‘*" a will Monday morning, they play the ll RAYwas turned back to Brooklyn a winning heat in 2:0214, undoubt- In three previous the Coe be the first of a three-game A baseball tournament, involving nine at Pendleton. Mon- meetings se- reformatory Bargersvtlle by edly will rule favorite in the Fox Rain Delays Play in Three ries, with a four rivals from this district, is day afternoon. Reds take on Minneapolis Friday and Pete colt has won two victories. Ladys- double-header second of a three- stake carded at Beech Grove in the Donohue was released the day be- Wednesday, while Logan man will go to the post carrying top for Sunday, starting at 2 p. m. carded for Monday at the local game series. * Scott fore by Manager Bush. These pitch- and Plucky Scott are expect- weight of 130 pounds, while Happy Another new player has been park. Cloverdaie Grays. Indiana are a ers were a ed to be strong contenders. Gal received added to the Negro All-Stars, Greencastle Mer- Flew,her Avenue Cubs Without flop in the A. A. Pilot a 127 impost. Net Meets on Local Courts A. B. C. roster, Spann game for Monday. Dr. 27.5. ask Calumet Dubuque, Spencer Call Bush is walking in with the league an eastern- replacing Thomas at second chants, and Corn Parchies lor Al. owned colt, and one of the best base. are with pennant, but he has a look forward Friday's scheduled game with entered, the first game at Indianapolis Cubs, yet to be defeated by youngsters of his is East- to stopping the Newark Interna- age, expected Rain threatened to post- 3-6, ern All-Stars of 10 a. m., the second at 1 p. m.. and a state team, are without games for Sun- post today 6-4, and Morse thumped Bob Indianapolis has Strong state teams to be at the when the race is U. S. Netters to pone the winners meeting p. day and Mondav. tionals in the “little world's series.” action in three tennis tourna- Elder, 6-1, 6-0, Friday. Dick Wilson been moved up to Sept. 7 at Perry at 3 m. write John Smith. 1745 West Morris street. called and may be the winner, as Rushville. He signed Elam Van big ments on local courts. defeated Rudy Makela the boys’ stadium, it was Richmond. Anderson. Batesville. Gilder, he has been a consistent performer. in announced, and Medora. Scottsburg. Seymour and others right-hander. Friday, shortly after Don Mellett and Dan Morse were semi-finals, and was scheduled to was announced, and tickets Cubs will practice tonight at 5 Although the rich Get Long Tour already notice. the hurler was released outright Hambletonian scheduled to battle in the finals of meet the winner of this sold will be good o'clock. by stake, premier event of the for mornings on that date. -BASEBALL—- Indianapolis. Elam won three and year the Butler junior tournament to- B. Emrick ■J. Keene match in the have a permit for Gar- 3-vear-old tratters, has LABOR DAY Question Marks already By United day. Mellett beat J. Inman, 6-0, finals this afternoon. field and would like to hear from a team last three for the Tribe. With a been contested, and won by the Press PURDUE regarding a game for Sundav_ Call Har- for NEW Nine Indiana city champions CUTS PRICE between 6 and 7 m. Ask chance some extra currency in sterling filly, The YORK. Sept. 3.—Ellsworth were rison 4581-M Marchioness, the scheduled to open play with Perry Stadium for John. Holy Trinity and St. Catherine, sight the guess is that Van Gilder Vines, national singles tennis cham- local Horseman Futurity, with a purse stars in notice, will extend himself to stay on the pion. will lead a team of ranking Friday Fight Results the invitational tourney at Kansas Aggie Grid Tilt Dueats to 2 Games of SB,OOO,will bring together prac- Hawthorne today. Plainfield Commercials will plav Hoosier Miller pay roll. at Indian- American players on a five-month The schedule: Sell for SI. Monday. H. A. tically the same field 1:30 P. M.—Christopher iWoodstock) vs. A B. C.s at Plainfield B B B tour of Australia and Pacific AT PARIS. France—Young Perez. manager, asks A. B C.s apolis started in the Hamble- the Fisher (I. By United Press Indians vs. Louisville Hessler. Plainfield. The Indiana ten of that the France, defeated Marino Arina, Spain A. C.); Morse (Hawthorne) vs. to confirm game through this column. Inst out seventeen tonian, and repetition islands, United States Lawn (10t; flyweight title. of M. .. games on their journey through the may be a retained world's Adams (Hawthornei; Whitaker Wood- LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept. 3.—The Afternoon 3:00 P. M. west the battle that the Tennis Association announced. price of Fiftv-second Street Merchants wilt have and passed out as (lag contenders, but the best 3-year-olds AT BUFFALO. N. Y.—Charley Berlanger, stocki vs. Brafford (Hawthorne i. tickets for the opening and Campbell ready for mound duty The team, which will represent (Fall Night 8:15 P. M. Toon performance of two young Tribe players of the year staged in the Hamble- 178, Canada, defeated Lou Scozza. 176. 2:30 P. M.—Horst Creeki vg. Fra- football game of the Purdue sched- when thev tangle with O'Hara Sans at plans Oct. (10>: 194, Buffalo, and helped the association, to sail on Buffalo Joe Doktor. zier iEI Demmary (Fall Creek) ule Bellair* diamond Sundav. Fletcher remove some of the sting of de- tonian. The Marchioness reduced knocked out Tommy Paverlak, 177, Ba- wood i; vs. with the Kansas Aggies here Bleachers. 25c will pitch Monday's double-header 5 San Francisco. Other mem- (Elwoodl; Elliott feat. Jack Kroner, third sacker, and her record to 2:02 at Springfield, from tavia. N. Y. (21. Benedict Hughes (Greencastle) Oct. 1 have been from $2 to against Clermont. bers of team will reduced Grand Glenn Chapman, rookie outfielder, after the be Wilmer vs. Stewart (Anderson); Dorey iHaw- Stand, were 111., her victory in the PARK. N. J.—Vince sl. it was announced today. game impressive Allison, Van Ryn and Keith AT ASBURY Dun- thornei vs. (Hawthorne); 80c, Indianapolis Recorders lost a close in more ways than one. Both expert John Newark, defeated Bill Angelo, 154, Seidenstick Ander- sl.lO, $1.25 Black Caps at Louisville last Hambletonian. and many Gledhill. dee. 158. This will be the lowest price in to Louisville hit the ball hard and often and Chan- Mrs. Allison and Mrs. Leiperviile. Pa. (10>; George Forrester. 158, son (Elwood) vs. Pritikin (Hawthorm. iTg* I nrlit cl *-rl > Sunday. 6 to 4, Labor dRV. the Recorders horsemen believe that she may step modern Purdue history. man's speed in the outfield Van Ryn will them. Elizabeth, stopped Joe Merker. 165. Perth 3:30 P. M.—Stubbs (Hawthorne) football 1 plav Sevmour Reds at Seymour They and on the even a faster mile over the Indiana accompany Amboy 14. vs Good- hate Sept. 11 open. Address T. Baldwin. paths made him a standout prospect. Vines expects to be married soon, wine (Greencastle); R. Burns (Highland) or track. 3320 Shriver avenue, call Harrison Kroner has a great AT NEW’ YORK- Benny vs. games. arm. and though and his bride will go on the tour. Leonard. 151, winner Seidensticker-Dorey; Morgan 4505-M for She will New York, defeated Phil Rafferty. New' (Fall handicapped by a shortage of leg speed, meet Hollyrood Dennis, 146. Creek) vg. Johnson 'Newcastle). 3. holder York •: Petri Hayes. 128. New York, de- Fieije A. C.s will plav Brookside Cubs he has boosted his chances to retain a 2:ol'*. of the season’s feated 16 Peters. 126, New (6i. 4 p. m.—Buschmann (Highland) vs. No. 2 and will take A! York Sundav at Brookside regular berth by pulverizing trotting 2:o2y* ; BAUER IS MAT VICTOR Ryker (Hawthorne). on Lexington A. C.s tn a double-header on the sphere at record; Brevere. 3, Labor dav For games call Drexel 5637. the plate. Calumet 2, 2:04; Calumet 4:30 P, M—Dailey (Marion) vs. Sunman * * Chuck. ask for Jacob Freije. Kroger A. C.s, notice. * 'Fall CreekT; (Fall royal Crusader, 3, 2:26’ 4 ; The Lad, 2. Coast Heavy Downs Guthrie in Dale Creeki vs. Out- was a home-coming Fri- land (Richmond). Leon Tailoring nine will meet Willard 2:054; Kashmary. 2. 2:064, Main Go. New Orleans A. C.s Sundav at Ellenberger park at 3 ITday for Manager Emmett Mc- Wrestling At high Traveler, 3, 2:06, and others. Meridian Hills, play in the p m Both clubs are rated among Cann of Tribesmen, he the city independent nines. For games the and One of the greatest fields of the Taking two straight falls, George annual club title tourney was sched- with Tailors, write H. E. Beplay. 821 North couldn't get off the train fast Bauer. California uled to get under avenue, or phone Irvington 7297. year will be brought together in heavyweight grap- way, with six sin- Ritter enough. He is proud papa pler, Crown Indianapolis Cubs and G&seteria, notice. the of a the Ayres for 2:10 defeated Elmer Guthrie, Salt Cops gles matches. Bob Sutherlin, Dan BENT stake trotters. RAZORS son. born while the Indians were Lake City, in the main go at the Ed Harriss MIDWAY C.RIDMEN MEET ' in which practically every fast all- Morse, and Bob Mueller their first in Minneapolis, and he forgot ail South Meridian street arena Friday By Timm Special Midways will hold football age trotter now racing is scheduled are the seeded entries. meeting 'Wednesday. Sept. 7. at Elliott's, about base hits and umpires' raw night. - First fall was gained in fif- MANCHESTER. N. H„ Sept. 3 1524 South Randolph street, at 7.45 p. m to appear. The fields include An- All players and tryouts are requested to decisions as he speeded away from s teen minutes and the second toss in New Orleans today held the 1932 ® Patented, kabar. 2:01 *: Allie Pluto. 2:01 s*; cut-out corners assure attend. the Union Station to greet four minutes. Other results: national junior baseball champions. “Little 2:01 s*: Yotmg Mac.” Josedale, Senator, Henrv Kolln and Walter Gable, draw The western champions won the Major 2:o2'*; Worthvwood. 2:o2'*: Nedda thirty minutes; George Baltzer downed Leaders Johnny Carlin, one fall match: by defeating Springfield. Guy. 3. 2:034; Locke Burner. Andy crown perfect alignment 2:024, Rasher tossed Black Inkier, one fall match, Mass., in the finals of the American LEADING HITTERS of the shaving Signals! and with fast records. Few and Ed Baker and Bill Honetcutt, no fall, BUILDERS AT FRANKLIN others fifteen-minute match. Legion tournament here Friday, 5 Player. Club. G. AB. R. H. Pet. By events, - United Press ; not even the free-for-alls, O'Doul, Dodgers .. 126 510 107 188 .369 to 3, in ten innings. Foxx, Athletics YORK. Sept. 3.—Col- Christian Men Builders’ tennis ever brought together so many 134 505 132 184 364 have took a 3 to 0 lead in V Davis. Phillies. 105 339 41 119 edges when you use the Gillette got team will meet Indiana Masonic horses. womTn races DEATH Springfield 351 BLUE NEWlege football practice i fast-record the inning, but New Orleans Kln. Phillies. .. 131 558 138 193 .346 Thursday in the Home netters .today at 2 p. m. third Manush. Senators 126 536 102 182 346 under way on NEW YORK. Sept. 3.—First half scored twice in the fourth and once Ruth, Yankees ... 125 433 113 150 .346 metropolitan area when forty- the Masonic Home courts at Franklin. Masonic CITY RIVALS TO MEET of a 5.000-mile dash to the bedside in the fifth to knot the count, and HOME RUN’S BLADE. Bent razor comers two Columbia university grid- The Home team (frequently defeated C M. B. in of her mother, dying in England, tallied twice more in the tenth for Foxx. Athletics.. 49 3immon Athletics 31 iron aspirants and thirty-five earlier the sea- Ruth. Yankees... 39 Gehrig. Yankees 31 5 Today was completed Thursday by Mrs. their victory series. 35 college huskies son. to 3. s matches fol- Gaseterias and Y. M. S. Nines to second of the Klein. Phillies... Manhattan low: Olive Payne, wife of the marine was a tie. caused went through their initial Clash at Brookside. Wednesday's game when you drop the razor) SINGLES--George Stewart iCMB< vs superintendent of the Panama Ca- CHICAGO TRACKS OPEN workouts. Alfred Griffv (MH*: Jim Lorton iCMBt vs. nal The Gaseterias and Y. M. S. nines, Zone, when she reached the By Unitrtl Press Coach Lou Little sent the John Hobson 'MH>: Lester Barnes iCMB Olympic SPORT POST TO FEENEY vs. Jack West : Miller Keller teams, will wind up Municipal from Panama. Fields and the blade. workouts, one in the morning iCMB 1. vs. Robert Leßov iMHi. their and former Notre Dame football race tracks, Lincoln Au- He DOUBLES- Jess Martin and Vic Kellv schedule at Brookside park Sunday The liner delayed sailing when star, has been appointed deputy rora. opened their autumn meetings and one in the afternoon. vs : 'CMB'. Hobson and W'est 'MH Lor- afternoon. Both teams have large word was received that Mrs. Payne state simultaneously today. The will follow this routine until ton and B Keller 'CMB> vs. Griffv and s athletic commissioner, it was Lincoln university Franklin IJsraard iMHi: Bstnes and M followings and the rivalry contest is plane had been grounded by a storm announced Friday. He replaces E. V. Fields meeting will run for thirty- classes start. Keller vs 'CSffRi. Davies and Leßov iUH 1 ; expected to ve by a big at Camden. N. J., and that she was Knight of New Albany, who days the Stewart Bob Pogue >CMB vs. Shel- viewed resigned one and Atfrora meeting Ut Shonk and Jonas Uland iMHi. crowd. hastening to New York by train. recently. for thirteen days.