Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 105, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1920 — Page 15

Big Crowd Premised When A. B. C.’s Meet Fast St. Louis Nine to th fact that the St. Louis Giants team has a number of prominent negro players in Its lineup the attendance at the A. B. C.-St. Louis double header at Washington park Sunday Is expected to equal early season figures. The Giants have not been here previously, but they have a strong outfit, having defeated the crack Detroit Stars in a series and also having held Rube Foster's club even in a round of games. However, the A. B. C.'s have been going so well on their eatsern trip that their followers are looking forward to local victories in the big series and Taylor’s club will not be without strong backing. The A. B. C.’s have been hitting better and their pitching has picked up to a point where Taylor is satisfied that he is due to make a strong finish this season. . . _ A double header will be staged Sunday and single games Tuesday and Wednesday. The A. B C.’s will go on the road' again following the coming series. LEONARD VS. MORAN. CHICAGO, Sept. 10. —Benny Leonard, lightweight, and Pal Moran of New Orleans have been signed for a bont In East Chicago Sept. 18, it was announced today. Pete Herman, bantamweight- champion, was here today to finish training for his match with Jack Sharkey of New York In the East Chicago arena tomorrow, A. B. O.'s WIN SHORT ONE. PITTSBURG. Sept 10.—McClure's good pitching for the Indianapolis A. B, C.’s was the feature in the downfall of the Pittsburg Grey Sox Thursday. The Hoosler tvrirler had the locals completely buffaloed, allowing them only one safe blow In seven innings, the game being called at the end of that session cn account of darkness. The game was a twilight affair.

Now is the time to bay ' Caps at $2 to $4 Hats at $4 and np FAULTLESS HATTERS 38 West Ohio St. Phone, Main 3496 Remember our new location. First Door Bast of Ohio Theater. We do all kinds of hat repairing and renovating.

The cool brisk days of Fall naturally make you think of heavier garments. Our Fall line is unusually attractive in that the stylings are extremely clever and the fabrics of the strongest weave they have been for many seasons past. We have some of the new Fall fabrics already made up for our Ready-to-Wear Department. These are being sold for $35.00 $37.50 $40.00 $42.50 and Up Onr Made-to-Measure Department also stands ready to give you quick service on a suit made to your individual measurements, according to your own individual style, and from fabrics that are decidedly all wool — $45 SSO $55 $65 “u, • KAHN • TAILORING CO of Indianapolis Second Floor Kahn Buildtng Washington and Meridian Streets \

WWpARTER Two . j, HABERDASHER Stores AND HATTE.R 22 E. Washington St. 159 N. Illinois St. IDEMONT tt so A New One With CUfBTC Stiff Collar dniKid * to Match.

WHEN DILLON WAS INTRODUCED.

There were champions, former champions, near champions and coming champions galore at the ringside in Benton Harbor Labor day to see Jack Dempsey tear the foundation away from Billy Mlske's hopes of taking the heavyweight title, but there was nobody in the arena, even Champion Jack hlmse’f, who was as popular with the huge crowd gathered there as was the former “Hoosler Bearcat,” Jack Dillon. At least no one received the amount of applause, the fans' mark of esteem, as did Dillon. As is the custom at events of this kind, the country’s prominent boxers and former prominent boxers gather in the ring before the championship tilt to be Introduced to the fans.

AMATEURS

(Continued From Pag* Fourteen.) to schedule a few more games with fast teams, both in Indianapolis snd other cities. Address Eobert Scaggs, 2211 Station street. Indianapolis Giants are all set for their game at Wavelend Sunday. The Giants have open dates and are booking games with the best state clubs. Address G. H. Biggerstaff, 1252 Yandees street. Rupp Independents expect to run into some hard opposition when they meet the Plainfield Independents at riainfleld Sunday. All Rupp players should meet at Bertiines confectionery at noon. The South Side Turners have a few open dates and are ready to book games with the best clubs in Indiana. Address Frank Neu, 139 West Arizona street. The Oliver A. C.'s have disbanded after a successful season, having defeated some of the best amateur and semi-pro combinations in the state.

Each was given a bit of applause by a few of his strong admirers, but just before the announcer came to Dempsey and Miske he spied Jack Dillon sitting several rows back from the Ung. “Now, ladles and gentlemeir,” the announcer said. “I want to introduce to you one of the greatest men the Ting game ever had ; a man whose work was an honor to himself and the sport that he represented; a fighter from the ground up, and one who probably was robbed of the li mor of being the champion of them all when fate ruled him “through" just when he was ready, and could have bestn the best man In the world at any weight. I take great pleasure In Intro duclng to you Jack Dillon, the scrappiest riig bearcat that ever lived.” The words were well delivered and every man In the arena rose to his feet and cheered wildly. *We want Dillon,” shouted a number of spectators, and in a second the cry was being shouted throughout the place. Finally a few of those in the ring stepped out and led Jack up through the ropes. Several moments of wild cheering followed, as Jack answered his' friends with smiles, and shook hands with the champion and challenger, who rose to meet him. Dempsey and Miske drew, ample applause when they were Introduced, but it was rather skimp compared with what the fight bugs handed the "Hoosier Bearcat.”

Harry Says: THE CLOTHING SITUATION The “experts” are scratching their aomes and admitting that they know as much about the clothing situation as the next door neighbor’s kitten. The slam-bang drop in woolen prices lasted about long enough to say how-do-you-do-good-bye. The flood of buying resulted in Jhe natural thing—another upward shoot. The comparatively few buyers that were ready to strike while the iron was sizzling, can thank their horseshoes and four-leaf clovers. You will see the shelves of all my stores piled high with the finest fabtics In the world and you will gaup at the sensationally low prices on them. I “got in” at the bottom of the dull season, when the hungry woolen houses were heart-sick marking time —when prices reached bottom with a dull thud. MY SAVINGS ARK ALREADY SEVERAL DOLLARS A YARD ON AN AVERAGE—and on a still stiffening market. You Can’t please me better than to come to my stores with a “line” on the values of the “ready-made” stores, and the other high grade tailors. If you don’t fall all over yourself handing me your order for anew Fall Suit or Overcoat, good Judgment is sure ail out of keiter. Harry Glickman 137 North Illinois St.

40 Associate Stores in U. S. A. You know last Fall, when other stores were using the sky as the limit for prices, we discontinued our Monogram Mail Order Department and offered for sale several hundred all-wool suits for $17.50. We cleaned them up to the suit, and could have sold several hundred more if we would have had them. We now have left about 150 all-wool Monogram Overcoats and have decided to close them out before cold weather, The price we have put on them will do the trick. Open Until ISO All Wool Box Back Overcoats sls Saturday a * our 236 Mass. Ave. Store Now don’t misunderstand us. These coats will hardly appeal to the average young fellow. We have plenty of coats of that sort at higher prices, but these coats are for you men who prefer a plain cut, and we are sure you will find them at least 50% under anything that will be offered this fall—- * anywhere. $ 25 to $ 35 *35 to $45 236 Mass. Ave. 237-239 Mass . Avc. ■ First Block Massachusetts Avenue.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1920.

State Dirt Track Mark Lowered by Haughdahl in Practice for Fair Races A capacity crowd saw feig. Haugdahl, world’s dirt track champion, break the Indiana state record for one mils on dirt tracks yesterday afternoon at the state fair grounds in a trial spin. The former record, held by Art Chevrolet, which he made two years ago, was a mile in 513-5 seconds. Haugaahl, in his little Fiat, made the mile in 51 seconds flat in the trial spina yesterday. The track was in bad shape, due to the rains of the previous night, and the turns were bad, Dut in spite of this the little Norwegian drove lap after lap breaking the state record. He had announced his intentions of breaking the state record if possible, and with plenty of kpeed still left he made it with ease. He practically has broken all records on all tracks upon which he has been driving this season. Nine speed pilots, some of the best In the country, are entered in the events on Saturday, and fans desiring speed and plenty of thrills will have an opportunity of seeing them. With auto laces, auto polo and aviation, Mark Campbell, aerial acrobat, and Jack Stinson, pilot, there will be plenty of motor sports for entertainment.. KILBANB-MCRRAY GO? Cleveland promoters are endeavoring to bring Champion Johnny Kilbana and Johnny Murray of New York together so a bout this month.

Already the Talk of the Town The greatest assortments of highgrade fabrics in America—hitched up with values that are a genuine sensation New Fall Suits and Overcoats v to Order $ 35 t About HALF Other High-Grade ' Tailors ’ Prices With an Extra Pair of Pants FREE, which doubles the life of your Suit Better prepared than ever to give real elothes satisfaction. Greater volume to still further reduce cost per suit—and our own big workshop perfectly organized and producing quality that is thevtalk of the trade. You professional, business and working men who have been patronizing the so-called "exclusive” tailors —come in and let us give you that same character of style, fabric, workmanship and fit AND PAY US JUST ABOUT HALF FOR IT! Your suit with TWO pairs of pants—practically TWO suits for our sensational low price. * IF YOU ARE THE MAN WHOSE COAT COLLAR DOESN’T FIT, WE WANT TO SEE YOU. COME IN SATURDAY—DON'T DELAY! V * :L Sine* 1880 137 North Illinois Street Just 10 Steps North of Lyric Theater. OPEN SATURDAY TO 9 P. M.

Grand Circuit Results

AT HARTFORD THURSDAY^2 10 Pace (2 In 3 heats; purse $3,000) Ethel Chimes, b m (Crozier)... 6 4 11 Edna Early, b m (C. Valentine) 3 16 2 Svmbol S Forest, b h (Murphy 13 5 3 WUlington, b g (Snow) 2 2 2 ro Harvester, b h (W. W. Fleming) 4 ® ro Colonel Bidwell and Walter 8 also started. Time—2:o2l4, 2:08%, 2:08%. Charter Oak, 2:12 Trot (purse $lO,000) Peter Manning, b. g (Murphy) 1 1 Moko Axworthy, b g (Snowj 4 2 Lake Riddell, b h (Packer) 2 6 King Watts, b h (McDonald) 5 3 E Colorado, b h (Cox) 3 9 Hollyrood, Naomi. Bonnie Del, Princess Etawah and 81b Bingen also started. Time—2:o6%. 2:05%. 2;16 Pace (2 inC3 heats; purse $1,000) Billy Sunday, blk g (Crozier) 1 1 Oma Bingen, b m (Small) 2 2 Joe McK, b g (Bush) .....3 C Bontque, b m (W. R. Fleming).;... 4 4 I.adv Brook, b m (Snow) 5 5 Time—2:o6%, 2:06%. Three-year-old Trot (2 in 3 heats; purse $1,500; unfinished) — Worthy Chief, hr g (Crossman).. 12 2 Jana the Great, b f (Cox) 2 3 1 Sister Bertha, b m (Serrlll) ... 3 1 3 Liberty Loan, b c (Snow) 4 dlt Time—2:op%, 2:09%, 2:10%.

MEN’S SUITS for FALL \ Made of all-wool fabrics. Tailored to the top notch of fashion in all the newest materials and shades. $ 35 to $ 55 Furnishings and Hats for Fall ■aM* 27 N. Illinois St.

f Open Saturday Evenings T EVINSOX hats have played a big role in the J-i life of practically every well-groomed man of j Indianapolis. In the fall showing of men’s soft felt hats and derbies, the Levinson reputation for quality, style, comfort and price has been sustained. There is a hat for every head and a price for every pocketbook. j 4 i/ Q vj E? and to $8.50 W sortable than CLOTH I Out-of-Town | V. snug-fitting cap for ATC Vieitnrc motoring or when the A 1 O, “ 15110x5 autumn winds begin , ttteaß anew hat or jra to blow? They are 00 ’ ’ cap home. BeWv ' here in “nappy Styles, cause I buy in large r \ v '.gaappiyffi varied colorings, and quantities, you can \ A priced right. i|(| buy a hat or cap here Vjl _ *•v V/ a t much less than in 4® iT'fc .up to . your home town —and I and *4 c 0 AH the quality and style asExJ vv.au is beyond comparison. r— —-j Harry Levinson THREE BIG STORES 25 West Washington Street. 41 South Illinois Street. Cor. Illinois and Market Streets V_, ' ■ ■ ■-■-TTTTT-. . , ■ & Until 9 o’clock Saturday Night We will accept orders for otk E? ft made-to-measure Suits and W ra B * ” Overcoats at . . . . .. . INr ALL WOOL, OF COURSE—GUARANTEED TO FIT OR NO PAY I mu TAILORING CO. F _ ! -• ’ 131 East New York Street HIH Third Largest Tailoring Shop In Indianapolis. " '

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