Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 112, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1924 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1924

Important Twin Bills for Indians —Pro Golf Field Is Reduced to Sixteen

Ytribe sees chance to STAY ON SAINTS’ HEELS Hoosiers Get Away to Good Start at K, C, and Their Flag Hopes Are Revived, By Times Special KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 17.—As a result of their victory over the Blues Tuesday, pennant hopes of Ownie Bush’s Indians were revived slightly and the Tribe athletes feel they still have a chance. A twin bill was booked here today and a second double-header tvill be staged Thursday, and the outcome of these four games is sure to be very important to the Hoosiers. The local series closes Friday.

If the Indians can stay within" hailing distance of the league leaders until the series at St. Paul Is played, the Bushmen will have the opportunity of making a final stab for the title in the camp of the Northmen. In Milwaukee Saturday Including today's two contests, the Indians have five more battles here. On Saturday the Bushmen open a series in Milwaukee, meeting the fast-flying Brewers, who have come up from last place to fourth. Following the Milwaukee visit, the Indians will play in St. Paul and Minneapolis. The Miller struggles will close the season. Carmen Hill pitched good ball for Tribesmen here Tuesday and Bis Hoosiers copped. 4 to 2. He was Opposed by Caldwell and the two veterans entertained the few hundred fans present by fairly good hurling. The Tribe Hitters The Tribesmen collected twelve hits and the Blues seven. Bailey and Rehg got three hits for the visitors and the youngster. Blessing, cut in with two. One of Rehg’s blows was a double and one of Bailey's went for three bases. Blessing played an important part in the Tribe rallies and he also performed well enough in the field and on the bases. Blessing is playing third in place of Hodapp, who has a lame ankle. Ray Schmandt had twenty putouts at first base for the Indians. Sicking performed in his usual reliable style and accepted eight chances at short and poled two singles. Whelan, subbing at second, accepted eight of nine chances.

First From Blues INDIANAPOLIS ab' r h o a e Bailey, cf 5 1 3 1 0 O Sicking, m .... 4 0 2 2 6 0 Christ-enbury. rs. 3 0 0 1 0 0 Rehg If . 4 0 3 0 O O Krueger c 4 O 0 1 0 0 Schmandt. lb . 4 1 1 20 0 0 Whelan. 2b ... 3 0 0 1 7 1 Blessing-. 3b ... 4 2 2 0 2 0 Hill, p 3 0 1 1 3 0 Totals ......34 4 12 27 IS X , KANSAS CITY ,-ABR H O A E ■M*b>urreau. cf.. 4 0 1 1 0 0 ■av-an. se 3 n 0 1 4 1 FHrifflth . . 1 0 0 0 0 O McCallister. ss . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Armstrong. 3b . 4 1 3 1 0 0 Brief. If 4 0 1 4 0 0 Branom lb 4 0 1 13 1 0 Schotts, rs 4 0 0 1 1 0 Reagan. 2b .... 4 0 0 3 6 0 Skiff, c 4 1 1 3 1 0 Caldwell, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 34 2 7 27 14 1 Griffith batted for Lavan in the eighth. Indianapolis.,... 00000210 I—4 Kansas City 00010 0 01 o—2 Two-Br se Hits—. Armstrong. Brief. Bailey Rehg. Lc-bourveau Three-Base Hit— Ballet Sa rrifii-es—Hill. Whelan. Double Plays—Lavan to Reagan to Branom. 2: Hill to Whelan to Schmandt: Left on Bases—lndianapolis. 0: Kansas City 6 Bas< “ on Bails-—Off Caldwell. 1: off Hill. 1. Struck Out—By Caldwell, 2. Umpires—Finneran and Connolly. Time—--1:23.

Nut Cracker N OKLAHOMA UMPIRE IS SUING AX EDITOR FOR LI BEL WHO CALLED HIM JESSE JAMES. ... IT MIGHT BE HARD TO PERSUADE THE FANS THAT JESSE HIMSELF WASN’T LIBELED. • • • An expert informs that polo can not be played in the mud. ... In this respect the grame is not unlike motor boating, billiards and euchre. • m • Football is no grame for girls, writes Walter Camp. • • • And Walter is right. Indeed, it's hard to get up any kind of a game that is rough enough for the modern girl. • • • While Firpo was slow in learning American flghtiner ways, he apparently had no trouble in mastering the great American alibi. • • * OIXG abroad. Paddock will |f| race for new marks in Ger--1 -J many, where they need new marks. • • • The prince ought to take at least one flop off his pony just to prove he fell for our country. • • • EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEE WALTER JOHNSON GET IN A WORLD SERIES. . . . EVERYBODY BUT THE GUYS WHO’LL HAVE TO FACE HIM. Eastern Minor Series By Time* Special WATERBURY, Conn., Sept. 17. The Waterbury baseball club, champs of the Eastern League, will play a three-game series with Baltimore, assured of its sixth pennant in the International loop, at this city Sept. 23, 24 and 25. t Failing Hair, and Itching Scalp Cause BALDNESS We stop these forerunners of BALDNESS and give a WRITTEN GUARANTEE that we will regrow your hair if we accept you. borne In for FREE EXAMINATION THE THOMAS SYSTEM A Nation-Wide Institution. MEN’S HAIR SPECIALISTS 509 State Life Building TREATMENT AT OFFICA ONLY Bear*— Tue., Xhurs.. St.. 10 to 5:3*1 Mom, Wed. and Eri„ 10 to 8:30

UMPIRES NAMED FOR TIES' GAME Ribble and Morrison to Handle Finals Clash, Umpires Bob Ribble and Shorty Morrison today were named to officiate in The Times baseball tournament championship game at Washington Park Sunday afternoon. They have been handling games every week during the progress of the meet. Bast Enders and T. M. S. play the finals. Interest on the east side and south side is picking up in the big sandlot clash and efforts are being made to have a large turn-out at the Tribe lot Sunday. The game will start at 3 o'clock. Grand stand tickets (any seat) will be thirty-five cents for adults and twenty-five cents for children of grade school age. This Ls the wind-up of the fifth annual Times tourney. Previous winners: 1920, South Side Turners; 1921, Riley All Stars; 1922, Em-Roes; 1923, Spades.

Baseball Calendar AMERICAN ASSOCIATION' W. L. Pet. St. Paul 87 62 584 INDIANAPOLIS 84 66 .660 Louisville 83 69 .546 Milwaukee 78 73 .517 Toledo 74 79 .484 Minneapolis 68 83 .450 Columbus 67 83 .447 Kansas City ... 62 88 .413 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pot ' W. L. Pet. Wash 83 59 .sß4'Ove, ... 60 73 .458 N York. 82 59 .582 Phils . 63 7.8 .447 Detroit . 79 65 .549 Boston. . 62 81 .434 St. Louis 73 69 .514;Chtrago. 61 80 .433 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pot ! W.nJ,. Pet. N. York 87 56 6ng Cinein. . 77 68 .538 Brookin. 86 58 .597 St Louis. 60 83 .420 Pittgbrg. 83 57 .593 Phila. ... 62 90 .366 Chicago. 76 64 .543 Boston. . 48 95 .336 GAMES TODAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City (two cames Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St. Paul. Louisville at Milwaukee. AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Chicago New York at St. Louis (two games. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE All tames in National League today postponed rain and wet grounds. yesterdaylTresults AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (First game) Louisville 100 000 000 —1 7 1 Milwaukee 000 100 01*—2 2 1 Koob. Estell. Schulte; Eddleman, McMenemy. (Second game) Louisville 000 010 003—4 11 2 Milwaukee 000 200 012—5 11 3 Holley Estell. Schulte; Willoughby. Winn. SchaacK, McMenemy. Columbus 001 000 010—2 6 2 St. Paul 002 102 20*—7 9 1 Sanders, Harm; Roettger, Dixon. Toledo 100 000 300 —4 11 0 Minneapolis 400 000 001—5 8 2 Scott. Gaston; Edmondson, Wlrts.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 100 000 050—6 13 0 Cleveland 000 000 020—2 8 1 Zachary. Ruel; Cove'.eekle. Yowell, Sewell. Boston 100 120 Ooo—4 12 0 Chicago 402 010 10*—8 12 1 Murray. Ehmke. Ruffing. Woods. Hev. mg; Blankenship. Crouse. Philadelphia 700 301 210—14 18 0 Detroit 000 000 101— 2 7 3 Rommell, Bruggy: Johnson, Holloway. Stoner. Woodall. New York-St. Louis; rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 410 404 211—17 18 0 Brooklyn 010 000 011— 3 9 1 Sherdel, Rehm. Gonzales. Clemons; Ehrhardt. Hollingsworth, Decatur. Wiison. Roberts. Deberry - (First Game! Cincinnati 000 000 001—1 11 1 New York 004 001 00—5 9 1 Mays. Wingo: McQuillan. Gowdy. (Second Game) Cincinnati 003 000 000—3 12 1 New York 000 000 100—1 8 2 Donohue, May. Hargrave: Barnes. Ryan Gowdy. (First Game) Pittsburgh 000 200 030—5 13 1 Philadelphia .... 000 600 00*—6 11 0 Cooper. Pfeffer. Stone. Smith; Hubbell. Betts. Henline. (Second Game) Pittsburgh 021 400 510—13 18 0 Philadelphia ... 300 200 020— 717 1 Kremer. Stone. Meadows. Schmidt: Ring. Couch. Oeschger, Bishop. WUson, Wendell. (First Game) Chicago 010 103 030—8 15 0 Boston 000 111 000—3 12 1 Kaufmann. O’FarreU: Kamp. Genewich. O’Neil. (Second Game. Twelve Innings) Chicago 010 000 100 002—4 13 1 Boston 011 000 000 000—2 5 0 Blake. Wheeler. Jacobs. Hartnett: McNamara. Gibson. Stribling Beats Robson Bn Times Special BOSTON, Sept. 17.—Young Stribling of Georgia outpointed Tommy Robson, New England light heavy, in ten rounds here Tuesday Stribling won seven rounds. Mrs. Stevenson Wins Mrs. B. C. Stevenson, women’s city golf champion, won the Riverside Club invitational meet on Tuesday at the Coffin course with a gross score of 90. There were forty seven entries. Mrs. Gordon Tanner had low net.

VARIETY SERVED FANS AT STATE TENNIS TOURNEY Men’s Doubles and Women’s Singles Start —Tilden and Markey Combine, Variety is the word at the State tennis tourney today at the Hawthorn courts. Play in the men’s singles was to continue and first round matches were scheduled in men’s doubles and women’s singles. Most any kind of tennis one wishes to see is on that program—good, bad and indifferent. Bill Tilden, the famous one, has picked up Bud Markey as his partner in the doubles. It is a Mutt and Jeff combination that isn't so bad at that. But a good youngster. Among the best doubles teams are Hennessey-Chapin, SagalowskyKurzrock, and Kuhler-McKay. Feature Match If Starbuck defeats Parker one of the best contests of the day seemed in prospect when the two local players, Starbuck and McKay, clashed. Hennessey should not have much trouble in his two singles encounters. There are only ten entries in the women's singles. Play was to start this afternoon at 4. In Tuesday's play the upset came when Cox defeated Kurzrock, one of the seeded players, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. It was the best match of the day. Hennessey, who is defending his title as State champ, drew a bye in the first round and was not on the courts. Tilden romped through two matches with Flinn and Bob Bang, former city park champ. McKay Braces Von Burg, the youthful local netter. took one set from Jack McKay, but that was all. The scores were 6-3, 2-6, 6-0. Chapin and Kuhler came through their matches without trouble. Tuesdays Results First Round—Tilden defeated Flinn 6-0 6 0: Lang defeated Mann, default Hart defeated Bradley, default: Palmer and T. Hendricks, one set to Hendricks (unfinished): Sagalowsky defeated Scharff of Chicago. 6 1 6 1 Mark land defeated Burdick, default: Hicks defeated Galpm. 6-0. 6-2: Ehlers defeated Perrine. 6-3. 6-2: Newman defeated Kipp, default: Storer defeated Dixon. 6-1. 6-3: Chapin defeated Ryker 6-0 6-1: Adler defeated Christen i. 6-2. 6-1. Kellum defeated McDowell, 6-i 6-3 Base defeated Ortlieb. default: K.irzr.ck defeated Mann default: Cox defeated Newton. 6-1. 6 1; Wilson de seated Hiser default. Haworth defeated Smith. 6-3. 6-2; Parker defeated Davis, default. The follnwng received byes in the first round Hennessey. Koth. Quinn. Gilbert!. McKay. Von Burg. Starbuck. Tucker. Hum phney Kuhler. Curtis. Spain and Dllley Result* In the second round were: Tilden defeated I.ang, 6-1. 6-1. Sagalowsky defeated Markland. 61. 6 2 Storer defeated Newman. 6 0. 6-2: Tueker defeated Humphries 6-4 L 6 4; Kuhler defeated Curtis. 60. G-l Spain defeated Duley. 6-0. 6-2: McKay defeated Von Burg. 6-3 2 0 6-0: Chapin defeated Adler. 0.3 6-3• K-i----lum defeated Bas*. 6-1. 6-1; Cox defeated Kurzrock 3-6. 6-3 7-5. One third-round match was played, Kuhler eliminating Spain by a G-0 6-0 count.

Hoosier Avoirdupois! 290-Pound Fo dbaJUtr By Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Jnd., Sept. 17. Rose Poly claims the largest football player in Hoosier college ranks. He Is Bob Aitkens, 6 feet, 3 inches tall, weighing 290 pounds. His football jersey is a ’’s2" and special shoes were made for him. He is a candidate for a guard position. Giant Wabasli Gridder 11 y Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 17.—Gordon Castle, freshman football player from Portland, Ind., is believed to be the largest athlete ever to enter Wabash College. He Is more than six feet tall and wighs 270 pounds.

Independent Baseball The Indianapolis Eagles No. 211 baseball team will ploy the Beceh Grove Reds on Sunday at Beech Grove. All players are asked to attend the meeting Friday at the clubrooms, 8 p. in. The Eagles want a grme for Sept. 28 Write J. Hayes. 808 Parker Ave. SHELBY VT7.LE. Ind.. Sept. 17.—The Shelbyville Nationals have an open date Sept. 28 and would like to hear from Riehmond. Columbus. Seymour. Muncie arid other fast State clubs. The Nationals have won fourteen and lost two games this season. Address Everett Grinstead, Shelbyrille. Ind. Members of the East Enders baseball team are requested to meet at Hamilton Av and E. Washington St. tonight Manager Sherman desires to talk over the impending elash with the Y. M S. in The Times tourney finals at Washington Park Sunday afternoon. Managers Sherman of the East Enders and Manager Jones of the Y. M. S. are requested to send In their batting orders for the Sunday game to The Times sports department.

Big Leagues mIM BOTTOMLEY, Cardinal first baseman, got six hits Tuesday and drove in twelve of his team’s seventeen runs, establishing anew major league record. The Cardinals had little difficulty in defeating the Dodgers, 17 to 3. The Washington Senators went into the lead in the American League Tuesday by defeating Cleveland, 6 to 2, while the Yankees were rained out at St. Louis. The Giants leaped farther into the lead in the National League on Tuesday by splitting a pair of games with Cincinnati, while Brooklyn was losing. McQuillan won the first game for the McGraw men, 5 to 1, while the Reds downed the Giants in the second, 3 to 1. Detroit took a vicious trouncing from the Athletics, 14 to 2. The Pirates broke even in a double bill with Philadelphia Tuesday, losing the first, 6 to 5, and winning the second, 13 to 7. The Cubs went Into fourth place in the National League Tuesday by winning a double-header from Boston, 8 to 3 and 4 to 2.

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By Times Special LOOMING TON, Ind.. Sept. 17. —Latest additions to the reorganized coaching staff at Indiana University tire E. C. Hayes (right), new head track coach, and Everett S. Dean, new head basketball and baseball coach. Hayes comes to Indiana after thirteen years as head track coach and part of the time as head foot-

JIMMY DELANEY IS ONE OF BEST IN DIVISION Saint Battler, Who Meets Conroy at Hoosier Speedway Thursday. Has Met Champ Tunney Twice. Jimmy De. , St. Paul lijrlit heavyweight star, who meets the hard-punching Mike Conroy of New York in the feature ten-round go at the Hoosier Motor Speedway Thlursday night, has fought most of the star maulers in his division.

He holds a point victory over Chuck Wiggins, Indianapolis light heavy, and he outpointed Chuck when the Hoosier was going good. Jimmy has had two sensational bouts with Gene Tunney, American light heavy champ. Delaney is a product of the Mike Gibbons school and Mike probably will be seen in Jimmy's corner here Thursday night Mike Collins, editor of Boxing Blade, is here with the St. Paul battler. Conroy, a Belgian, recently gained a technical k. o. over Battling Slki, and In previous ecraps Conroy shaded Young Bob Fitzsimmons, Dan O'Dowd and others. He fought a draw with Bartley Madden in 1922. Jimmy Dalton and Tommy Ryan will battle In a ten-round tnelee as an added feature Thursday, and there wijl be three four-round prelims. BOOST I. U. GAME HERE By Times Special RLOOMINGTON, Ind„ Sept. 17. Athletic Director Zora Clevenger today announced the selection of Willis N. Coval of Indianapolis as chairman of the committee In charge of arrangements for the Louisiana-In-diana intersectional football game, Oct. 11, at Indianapolis, and for alumni activities in connection with the game. Dan V. Goodman of Indianapolis will serve as Coval's chief assistant. Coval is president of the “I" Men’s Association and Goodman is a former athlete of the State University. Easy for Zivic By Times Special NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—Archie Walker was sent down five times in the first round by Jack Zivic, Pittsburgh, in a bout at Brooklyn Tuesday night and the referee stopped the scrap to save the Brooklyn boxer further punishment.

! FIGHT FANS! ! ATTENTION ! 32 Rounds at Motor Speedway, Thursday Night, Sept. 18th James J. Delaney 175 Pounds—St. Paul, Minn. Mike Conroy 190 Pounds—Rochester, N. Y. 10—ROUNDS—10 Jimmie Dalton vs. Young Tommy Ryan 10 Rounds—Semi-Windup WITH 3 Other Star 4-Round Bouts Seats on Sale at All Regular Ticket Selling Places Prices—Ringside Seats, $2; General Admission, $1 —Reserve Your Seats Now—--Ist Bout Starts at 8 o’Clock Sharp

ball coach at Mississippi A. & M. Hayes had four men on the American Olympic team this year. Dean fills the vacancy left by the resignation of Leslie Mann. Dean is a former Indiana man, formerly all Conference'basket center In the Big Ten, and coach of championship basketball and baseball teams itt Carleton College.

Y. P. C. GRID PRACTICE Owing to the annual Times tour ney title baseball game being carded for Washington Park Sunday after noon, the Y. P. C. football players will practice Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Coach Feeney announced Tuesday. Coach Feeney advanced the prac tice hours in order to give the East Enders and Y. M. S. nines full sway to decide their diamond argument In the afternoon.

Independent Footbal 1 Riley Tigers dmuro a (ram* for Sunday afPTiioon In the 100 to 110-pouud class Indianapolis Juniors take notice. Call Harrison 0469 ami ask for Charlie Practice will be held tonight at Rhodlua Park and all players are requested to Is- present. All J. J C players are asked to attend practice tonight at 7 ;30 on the Diamond Chain field Kentucky Are. and West St. A game is desired for Sunday. Call Drexel 4170 and ask for Dave. The Hercules football team defeated the Brookside A. C.. 7 to 3. The Hercules will practice tonight at Garfield Blvd. The Southeastern A. C. will practice Sunday morning’ at State St and Fletcher Ave. All last year's pi aye-? arc requested to be In uniform. Wentter, vVachter. Jegeit, PaKKT. Riley. Harvey, Kellermeyer, Arthur, Grows. Hutton, Clark. Mayer, Iverson Snodgress, Perkin* take notice. For games write Lester Dobbs Jr., 1412 Pleasant St., or call Drexel 1012. The Grapplers A. C. will hold an important meeting this evening at 7:30 at Willard Park. All former members and those desiring tryouts be present. Tho Marion Cardinals will meet this evening at 1013 Woodlawn Ave. at 7:30. All candidates desiring tryouts are requested to attend. The team will average about 150 pounds this year. For information call Drexel 6634-W and ask for Ed. The first real workout of the season for the original Riverside A. A s will be held tonight at 8 o'clock, Burdsall Parkway and Schurmann Ave. About, thirty pigskin chasers were out Sunday morning which included most of the old squad and several new players. The A. A s expect to have a fast club and want games with (he best in the State and city. Address H. E. Anderson. 220 W, Maryalnd St.

WIND-UP BOXING PROGRAM AT FORT PROVIDES HILLS Wallace Wins Over Buck in Hard Battle —Results of Other Scraps. k With a threat of rain in the air the final boxing program of the year at Ft. Harrison was staged Tuesday night before a large crowd. The card was a topnotcher from start to finish. Roy Wallace, Indianapolis fighter, met and defeated Soldier Buck of Louisville in the main go of ten rounds. Wallace had the edge. He scored a clean knockdown. Buck shoved plenty of fight, but Wallace’s left hand bothered him throughout the bout. Midget Guery of Latonia, Ky., who defeated Merle Alte, local boxer, recently, won from Frankie Porto of Louisville in eight rounds. Porto is a clexer boxer and willing mixer, but Guery fought a steady fight and plied up a good lead. After the first round, Jackie Dugan of Louisville had no trouble with Tommy Ryan of Marion, Ind. In the remaining five rounds Dugan administered a neat lacing along with a boxing lesson to his opponent. Ryan is a newcomer and a willing mixer. He was out of his class Tuesday night. Ralph Brady lost to Jackie Warner In an eight-round go because he was not in condition to fight. Brady was fat and careless and Warner hit him with everything but the bucket. Brady showed flashes of real class, but only in spots. Marion Kepner of Indianapolis defeated Lawrence Miller of the Polk Milk Company in a four-round prelim. TUNNEY AND GREB BOX Two Champs Rattle in Ten Rounder at Cleveland. By Times Special CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.—Gene Tunney, light heavy champ of America, and Harry Creb. world's middleweight title holder, will meet here tonight in a ten-round no-deci-sion bout.

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SIX WESTERNERS REMAIN IN R UNNING FOR CROWN Professional Stars Shoot in Great Form for Chance at Title Gallett Defeats Mehlhorn. By United Press FRENCH LICK, Ind., Sept. 17. —Western hopes of wresting the national professional golf crown from the East today were pinned on six survivors out of the large field of entrants from the West who started the tourney. Ten of the sixteen men who emerged victorious in the first round of match play Tusday are Easterners.

Gene Sarazen, Briar Cliff, N. Y., the present title holder; Walter Hagen, New York; Bobby Cruiekshank, Westfield, N. J.; Johnny Farrell, Mamaroneck, N. Y., and Jim Barnes, Pelham, N. Y., all went safely through their first matches. Other easterners who survived the first round were Willie McFarlane, Tuckahoe, N. Y.; Francis Gallett, Laurelton, N. YV. Ray Derr, Philadelphia; Henry Ciuci, White Plains, N. Y., and Dan Williams Westfield, N? J. Hopes of West Westerners remaining in the fieid are Emmett French, Ohio; A1 Watrous, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Eddie Towns. Pittsburgh; A1 Espinoza, Chicago; Larry Nabholtz, Lima, Ohio, and M. F. Dutra. Aberdeen, Wash. Today’s matches found Farrell paired with McFarlane and Sarazen with Forrester. Other pairings: Watrous vs. Hagen, Cruickshank vs. Derr, Ciuci vs. Williams, Dutra vs. French, and Barnes vs. Towns, E.spinoza vs. Gallett. Gallett furnished the big upset of Tuesday when he defeated Willie Mehlhorn, St. Louis, winner of the Western open meet, 4 and 3. Three Extra Holes Barnes found it tough going to win his match with Mike Brady, .Mamaroneck, N. Y. Barnes was four down at the end of the morning play. He recovered In the afternoon and they were even at 36 holes. Three extra holes gave Barnes the victory. Sarazen went through to an easy victory over Fred McLeod, of Washington, D. C., 5 and 4. It took par golf or better to reinain In the running in the first round matches. Major Homer leaders Ruth, Yanks, 46. Fournier, Robins, 27. Hauser, Athletics, 26. Hornsby, Cards, 23.

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YANK POLOISTS CLINCH LAURELS American Pony Stars Too Much for Britishers. By United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—The historic international challenge trophy, symbolic of the world's pony polo supremacy, will remain in thQ United States for three more years. America’s polo four beat the challenging British team in the second match of the series Tuesday, 14 to 5. The Y'ankees won the first match, 16 to 5. * Under rules governing play for the trophy Britain cannot challenge again for three years. American won the cup in 1921. Thirty thousand fans witnessed the Tuesday match and saw the Britishers fight hard in the face of defeat. Hitchcock and Milburn were outstanding players for America and Lacey was the star of the invading squad. FIVE BROTHER BOWLERS Kernel Boys Form Team in Hoosier A. C. Pin League. An unusual feature at the opening of the Hoosier Athletic Club Bowling League Tuesday night was the lineup of the Water Dog team. The five Kernel brothers. Emil, Joe, Karl, Leonard and Paul, composed the team. The Water Dogs won only one of their three games. Joe carried off the prize for high individual score with a 246.

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