Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1925 — Page 11

THURSDAY, AUG. 27, 1925

GOLFERS STRIVE FOR PLACES IN SEMI-FINALS OF STATE TITLE TOURNAMENT

WIND UP AY AT ‘MINNIE’ Indians Close Miller Series Today and Then Move on to if. C. Bu Times Special MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 27.—The Indians today were to make theil final appearance of the season in Minneapolis when they closed the current series with the Millers. Tonight the pastimers from Indianapolis will board a rattler for a long jump to Kansas City, where the Blues of Johnny Lavan will be met Friday. Joe Klugman, utility player obtained from Cleveland in the Johnny Hodapp deal, left the Tribe Wednesday when notified by Baseball Commissioner Landis that he is ineligible to play with the Indians until 1926. A clause of the major-minor league agreement was cited by Landis, and Klugman packed his togs and headed back for Cleveland. Ernie Maun stayed "in there” on Wednesday and finally beat the Millers, 7 to 5. The Indians jolted Dumont off the rubber early and obtained a four-run lead. Minneapolis did a come-back in the second inning and scored three runs, and the count. contest was won in the the Indians got a "break” on a wild throw by Schmehl, who had made a fancy stop. Schmandt was the Tribe’s leading hitter, with three safeties. Threatening weather prevailed Wednesday and only about 1,000 fans were present. The defeat went against Middleton, who previously had won ten straight games. Managers Bush and Kelley were absent from the park and the teams were in command of Sicking and Corriden. It was presumed the club bosses were somewhere discussing a movement to get Bush out of his suspended sentence of six months. Bush is a popular visitor around the A.A. and his club a strong drawing card on the road. . " itjKJI&S

Baseball Standings

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. Lost. Pet. Louisville 80 44 .68'. INDIANAPOLIS 71 62 .633 Kania* U City '6B 64 -616 KasC.ft 8 :J|| Toledo 08 73 .443 Columbus 47 82 ~364 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet.l W. L. Pet. Wash 76 44 .633 Detroit 60 60 ,000 Phil a 74 44 .627ldeve. . 68 67 .464 Chi 67 6.3 .5491N York 49 69 .416 B Louis 63 58 .521 [Boston. 35 8o .293 NATIONAL LEAGUE . w. L. Pet.l W. L. Pet. 72 46 ,610iS Louis 59 64 .480 yWHi 70 65 .6601 Phlla . 63 65 .449 ■ 64 56 ,533|Chi.... 54 68 .443 Brklyn. 58 61 .4881 Boston. 54 69 .439 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis. Louisville at St. Paul. Toledo at Milwaukee (No other game scheduled.) AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit. (No other game scheduled.) NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Yesterday’s Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 100 200 000—3 6 1 Bt. Paul 000 000 112—4 9 6 Tineup. Meyer: Kolp, McQuaid, Collins. Columbus 100 001 210—5 11 2 Kansas City .... 210 051 00*—9 11 6 Northrop. Pa’.mero, Bird; Messenger, Shlnault. (Twelve Innings) Toledo 100 220 000 01—6 8 5 Milwaukee . . 200 300 000 00—6 9 6 Jonnard. Gaston; McCracken. Skiff. AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington .. . 220 021 100— 8 14 2 St T ouls 216 010 01*—11,13 2 Coveleekle, Ruether, Marberry. Ballou, Russell Ruel: Giard. Davis. Danforth. Vangilder. Hargrave. Philadelphia ... 000 100 000—1 6 1 Cleveland 002 105 00*—8 12 1 Harris*. Rommel. Groves. Cochrane: Uhl. L. Sewell. New York 000 000 000—0 7 0 Chicago 010 000 00* —1 0 2 Pennock. Bengough: Faber. Schalk. Beaten 000 002 000— 2 0 1 Bischoff; Whitehill, Bassler. NATIONAL LEAGUE (First Game) Cincinnati 200 000 030—5 11 0 New York 000 031 11*—6 10 2 Rixey. Biemiller, May, Wingo, Krueger; Barnes. Fitzsimmons. Snyder. (Second Game. 13 Innings) Cincinnati. 100 000 000 000 I—2 13 3 New York. 100 000 000 000 o—l 6 2 Lvuue, Hargrave; Scott, Hartley. Pittsburgh 100 000 001—2 6 1 Boston ........ 000 000 000—0 9 0 Meadows. E. Smith: R Smith, O'Neil. Chicago 010 010 000— 2 8 4 Philadelphia ... Jll 012 52*—13 20 1 Keen. Jones. Brown. Hartnett; Knight. •Wilson. St. Louis 100 001 000—2 8 1 Brooklyn 000 022 00*—4 7 0 Rehm. Dickerman. O'Farrell; Cantrell. Deberry.

Meeting of Notables

SUESDAY night at Ft. Harrison a hard-boiled young soldier was stationed at the rear door of the box office to keep out those haring no business entering that way. A short lime before the show started, while an immense erowd of fang was still milling around the ticket windows. Chuck Wiggins, who boxed In the main re. approached this rear entrance for the purpose of securing gome tickets he had latu away for friends. He got hig head in the door and was promptly confronted by the guard, who rather sternly ordered Chuck to “gettahell outa here.” Wiggins, realising he was not recognized, said, ‘‘l’m Chuck Wiggins, I ” ‘‘Yes. and I’m General Pershing—whatcha think o’ that!” retorted Uncle , Sam’s representative. sJfcgins got a laugh ont of it, and at Lieutenant Porter came to ills rescue. He got the tickets. MOTOR BOAT RACE Bv United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—Twentythree motor bo\ts, the largest list ever entered In a long distance race on Lcke Michigan, are due to participate In the annual Chicago—Milwaukee race starting here Saturday.

From Golf to Tennis

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MATCH PLAY Eight Women Tee Off in Western Meet. Bit United Press WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn., Aug. 27.—Eight survivors of the flrsc two rounds of match* play teed off in the Women’s Western Golf Association tournament hei*e today to reduce the field further for the semifinal round Friday. They were: Mrs. J. F. Horn, Chicago; Miss E. E. Harwood, Chicago; Miss Bernice Wall, Oshkosh, Wlb.; Mrs. H. L. Reinhart, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. J. S. Casreil, Aurora, 111.; Mrs. Harlie Higbee, Detroit; Mrs. Dave Gaut, Memphis, Tenn., and Mrs. Lee Mida, Chicago. Mrs. David Gaut, Memphis, figured in an upset match Wednesday when she eliminated Miss Virginia Van Wie Chicago, a favorite, 2 up.

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INDIANAPOLIS AB R H O, A E Matthews, es ... 3 1 0 4 0 0 Sicking. 3b .. . 4 2 2 1 0 0 Allen, rs 3 1 1 3 0 0 Stephenson, If . 4 0 1 2 0 1 Yoter 3b 5 1 1 1 3 0 S< hreiher. s . . 5 1 1 4 2 O Sohmandt, lb. . 6 1 3 9 0 0 Robertson, c . . 3 0 0 3 2 0 Maun, p 4 0 2 0 2 0 Totals 35 ~~7 IT 27 15 "T MINNEAPOLIS AB R H O A E Jourdan, lb ... 3 0 2 8 1 O Hall 0 0 0 0 0 0 Butler, ss 6 1 0 6 4 0 Fowler, 3b .... 4 1 2 1 6 0 Duncan, If .... 3 0 1 1 0 O Smith, cf 3 1 1 3 0 0 Fisher, rs .. . . 4 1 2 1 0 0 Schmehl. 2b ... 4 1 3 5 5 1 Ainsmlth. c . . . 3 0 1 1 1 1 Parentl 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sengstock. c . . 1 0 0 2 O I Dumont, p .... 0 0 0 O O 0 Francis, p .... 2 0 0 0 1 0 Black .. ._ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Middleton, p ... 1 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 34 6 12 27 IS 3 Parenti ran for Ainsmlth in seventh. Black batted for Francis in seventh. Hall ran for Jourdan In seventh and Indians consented to Jourdan remaining in game. Indianapolis 400 001 002—7 Minneapolis 031 000 010—5 Two-base hits Fisher. Jourdan. Sohmandt (2), Yoter. Home runs Smith. Schmehl. Stolen bases Butler, Matthews Sacrifices Duncan. Allen. Double plays Schmehl to Butler to Jourdan; Yoter to Sicking to Sohmandt. Left on bases —Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis, 8. Bases on balls—Off Dumont. 2, off Francis 2: off Middleton, 2. off Maun. 3. Struck out—By Francis, 1; by Midleton 3: by Maun. 1. Hits—Off Dumont. 6 in inning: off Francis, 3 in 6>4 innings; off Middleton. 2 In 2 innings. I/oslng pitcher—Middleton. Wild Bitch —Dumont. Umpires Chill and err. Time—2 :00. CHAMP IS FAVORITE Bu T'nitrd Press WATERBURY, Conn., Aug. 27. Kid Kaplan, champion, is a 5 to 1 favorite in the betting to beat Babe Herman, California, when they meet tonight in a ten-round bout for the featherweight championship. NEW ORLEANS GETS GREGG Bu Times Special ST. LOUIS, Ai’fi. 27.—Announcement was made here by Stanley Harris, Washington manager, of the release of the veteran pitcher, Vean Gregg, to New Orleans of the Southern Association as part payfor “Buddy” Meyer, shortstop.

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Six Scraps at Brightwood

The complete card for the boxing show at the Brightwood arena Friday night was announced today and there will be six bouts, first scrap at 8:30. The arena is located at 3547 Massachusetts Ave. Tickets are on sale at 126 S. Illinois St. and the Claypool drug store. Roy Wallace, Indianapolis, and Johnny Mack, Cincinnati, , middleweights, will clash in the headliner of ten rounds. Eddie Webber has been appointed third man in the ring for all scraps. Other matches follow: Royal Cox, Indianapolis, vs. Young Waller*. Columbus; eight rounds at 120 pounds. Billy Murray. East Chicago, rs. Young Ketchell, Dayton; eight round* at 130 pound*. Billy Moore. Indianapolis. r. Kid Critchly. Kokomo: four round* at 142 pound*. Buddy Hall. Indianapolis, vs. Ted Hunt. Indianapolis: four round* vt 128 pounds. Kid Roberts. Indianapolis, vs. Mickey Weir. Indianapolis: three round* at 105 pound*.

Independent Baseball

The Southern A. C.s are without a game for Sunday. For games call Drexel 2591 -R and ask lor Lloyd. BEECH GROVE. Ind.. Aug. 37.—The Beech Grove Reds will plav the Citizens Giants here Sunday. The Reds would ike games in September away from home. Greenwood. Shelbyvllle. Connersville and Rushville take notice. Write Robert Skaggs. Beech Grove. Ind. The Acme A. A s will meet th Indianapolu Cardinals Sunday at Rhodius Park at 3.30 and. m. Rosy Becker will be on the mound lor the A. As. Riva ry is intense, as both teams hail from West Indianapolis The manager of the Modern Woodmen Is asked to call the manager of the Acmes at Belmont 4280-W. Practice Sunday morning at 9 for the Acme*. The Southern Grays will play the Speedway Specials on the latter's diamond Sunday. The Grays will play the Modern Woodmen Sept. 6. The Rural Red Sox will practice Saturday afternoon for their game Sunday with the M. C. D. As Phillips, Caskey “Chick'' Harris. Rafalgo. Thatcher ana Veaeh take notice For games write William Pake, 2742 Roosevelt Are., or call Webster 2090. Southern A. C.s took two out of three games in a serhs with Ertgemont. winning Sunday by a 20-to-4 count. West, pitching for the wdnneig. allowed only six scattered hits. Moore of the A. C.s starred at the plate, with two triples, one coming with the sacks full. Grillia counted with a circuit blow. CUMBERLAND. Ind.. Aug. 27.—Cumberland will play Greenfield at Greenfield Sunday. Fye, King. Wray. Hutchison. Schliecker and Lyle take notice. Sept. 6 the locals will play at Beech Grove. The Acme Juniors, playing in the 17-year-old class, want a game for Sunday. The Juniors hold a park permit and they would like to hear from the fallowing teams: Kelly Eagles. Universal A. C.s Mt. Jackson Cubs. Indianapolis Cubs and any team playing In the 17-year-old class The Juniors will practice tonight at Rhodius Park and all players are urg. and to attend. For games call Belmont 2085-M after 0 p. m. and ask for Claude. PLAYERS PUNISHED Bu Ignited Press DUBUQUE, la., Aug. 27.—Manager Armstrong, First Basemen Delaney and Outfielder Hicks of the Dubuque baseball team have been punished for their argument with Umpire Ferguson In last Monday’s game at Moline, 111. Armstrong w>s suspended for five days and the players were fined sls each. j The Phillies moved up Into sixth place when they copped from the Cubs 12 to 2 Keen w’as knocked out of the box for the second lime in successive games.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

LONG SWIM POSTPONED Gertrude Ederle to Try Channel Attempt Saturday. Bit United Press GRIS NEZ, France, Aug. 27. Again changing her plans, Miss Gertrude Ederle; American hope in the battle for the honor of being the first woman to swim the English channel, now proposes to take off for Dover at 4 a. m., Saturday, provided weather permits. I. Helmy, Egyptian, scheduled to start early today, postponed his effort due to heavy seas. PERFECT HITS Mark Arie Breaks 200 ' Targets at Trap Meet. Bu Times Special DAYTON, Ohio Aug. 27.—Mark Arie of Champaign, 111., achieved a perfect score Wednesday when he broke 200 targets straight in the Grand American Handicap tournamen at Vandalia. Arie took the Class AA championship in a scoring match with Frank Hughes of Mobridge, S. D., and C. W. Oifiey of West Allis, Wls. Hughes and Olney tied for runnerup with scores of 199. A preliminary handicap was held today, with 100 target events Friday. W. H. Hall of Mayaville, K!y., State title holder, also returned a perfect 200 score and finished high in the Class A championship. Steve M. Crothers, Chestnut Hills. Pa., chalked a round of 436, regarded as the outstanding achievement of “Grand Americans" for years past. Leaders in four remaining championships yet to be decided are: W. H. Stephenson, Hillsdale, 111.,. Class B. 197; E. Reed Shaner, Pittsburgh, Class C, 194; Tom Euyuyoki, Kansas City, Class D. 191, and F. Ford, Detroit, Class E, 186. CITY WOMEN Annual Golf Matches to Be Played Next Week. Approximately fifty women are expected to take part in the annual city championship golf tournament to he played next week over the Charles E. Coffin course. Qualifying rounds of eighteen holes will be played Monday, starting at 9 a. m. Remainder of the meet will be In the form of matches. Tournament Is being held under the direction of the Indianapolis Women’s Golf Association. Entries should be made with Mrs. C. A. Tucker, whoso telephone number is Circle 2322. Pairings will be made at the starting tee. The association will hold its annual meeting and elect officers In the Coffin clubhouse Tuesday afternoon. r HARD LUCK FOR YOUNG Hand Fracture May Keep Giant Out Remainder of Season, Bu Times Snreial NEW YORK, Aug. 27. —Ross Young, New York Giant, may not be able to play any more this season as result of a fracture of the right hand in two places sustained when hit by a ball pitched by Pete Donohue, Cincinnati twirler, Tuesday, it was announced today. It was a double blow for Young, who was notified Wednesday that he had been fined SIOO by John A. Heydler, president National League, for engaging in a row with Donohue after being hit. Donohue was not punished as he was held not responsible for the disturbance. MAJOR HOMER I.EADFRB Hornsby. Cards. . 33|Simmon. Athletic 02 Williams, Browns 25 Fournier, Robins. 01 M<misl Yanks. . . 2f> Bottomley. Cards.. Aw Hartnett. Cubs.. 04

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THREE TEAMS ARB LEFT Typo Nines Near Final Rounds for Championship Place. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—New York, Boston and Washington have entered the third round in the annual series of the International Union Printers’ Baseball League. Washington, with two big innings, defeated Detroit, 7 to 5, Wednesday. New York- went on a batting ranipage against four Cincinnati hurlers and won, 22 to 8, while Boston hammered out a 9 to 2 victory over Chicago.

State Golf Scores

(At French IJck. Wednesday) . „ „ FIRST ROUND . ®- Curran. Comiersville. defeated W. A. Hall. Michigan City. 2 up. Ed Flanigan. Crawfordsville. defeated Charles Taylor, South Bend. 5 and 4. „ * lne Kerehevall Riverside, defeated E. H O Neal. Crawfordsville. 3 and 2. P. Cullom. Frankfort, defeated Tad Brown. Riverside, 5 and 4. Willi! Diddel. Meridian Hills, defeated William Vallette. Frankfort. 4 and 3. J E. Lehman. Gary, defeated. Luke Lincoln, Indianapolis Country Club 2 and 1. ’ Dwight Mitchell. French Lick, defeated R. Taylor. Lafayette. 3 and 1. H Park. Ft. Wayne, detested Bing Butler Smith Grove. 1 up (nineteen holes!. R N. Bowen, Indianapolis, defeated Posdick Goodrich. Avalon. 6 and 4. , J R. Patten Kokomo defeated. 6. M. Moore. South Bend. 5 and 4. _ Robert Resener. Kokomo, defeated R. E. Hufford Riverside. 5 and 4. C. E. Wagoner. Riverside. defeated Johnny Ledbetter. Michigan City. 2 and 1. „ Jack Bixler. Lafayette, defeated Pau Shaffer. Riverside, fl and 4. Pan Coburn. Indianapolis Country .Club defeated H. L. Cooper, South Bend, 8 and 7. _ Jek Tuite. Highland, defeated W A. Callison, Lafayette. 4 and 2. George Atkins South Bend, defeated T. B. Orbison, Riverside. 3 and 2. Second Round , J. B. Curran. Connersvllle. defeated Ed •lanigan. Crawfordsville. h and 5. _ P, Cullom. Frankfort, defeated Vine Kereheval. Riverside 2 up. .. "I 11 Diddle. Meridian Hills, defeated J. h. Lehman Gary. 1 uo (nineteen hole* „ Dwight Mitchel. French Lick, defeated H Park M. Wayne. 2 ands. R N Bowen, Indianapolis Country Club, defeated J R, Patten. Kokomo. 4 and 3. Robert Resener Kokomo, defeated C. E. Wagoner. Riverside 4 and 3. Dan Coburn. Indianapolis Country Club, defeated Jack Bixler I-afa.vette, 2 and 1 George Atkins South Bend, defeated Jack Tuite. Highland. 2 up. PRESTOS PLAY A. B. C.S Lively Contest ITontlsed Friday in 4:30 Fray at Park. Prest-O-Lites and A. B. C.a will clash at Washington Park Friday at 4:30 in the second struggle of a scheduled three-game series. The A.s won the previous tilt. Starting the Friday contest at 4:30 will give Presto followers a chance to reach the park during the early innings and It is expected some lively rooting will occur at the contest.

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Three Indianapolis Men Among Eight Survivors of Wednesday—l 926 Meet at South Beryl. By John L. Niblack Times Staff Correspondent FRENCH LICK, lnd., Aug. 27.—Eight golfers, three Indianapolis men among them, got down to real work today for the State championship. Four will be eliminated today in match play, two go out in the semi-finals Friday and the champ find his runner-up will be decided Saturday. Tory’s matches wer:. J. y B. Curran, Connersville, vs. Paul Cullom, Frankfort; Will Diddel, Meridian Hills, Indianapolis, vs. Dwight Mitchell, French Lick; R. N. Bowen, Indianapolis Country Club, vs. Bobby Resener, Kokomo; Dan Coburn, Indianapolis Country Club, vs. George Atkins, Chain ’0 Lakes Club of South Bend.

The Indianapolis players faced real battles. Diddel was forced to the limit Wednesday afternoon to beat the youthful Johnny Lehman, Gary, finally taking Lehman one up in ninet* holes. Lehman won the first six holes from Diddel and missed two putts on the eighteenth which would have given him the match. Didders recoveries from the rough were wonderful. Course Is Baked The sporty French Llpk Springs Country Club course is getting harder and drier each day and with little prospect of rain in sight will be- like a concrete course by Saturday. Ed Flanigan, Crawfordsville, sprung one of the surprises of Wednesday's play when he put the veteran Charlie Taylor, South Bend, out to tune of and 4. Curran, who had Jotv medal score of 153 in the qualification flight, then disposed of Flanigan by the same score. Wednesday play was eighteen holes, but beginning today all matches will be thirty-six. \ Many of the defeated players have left for home, defaulting in the secondary flights, of which there are eleven arranged eas consolations. There will be thirty-one handsome silver trophies awarded winners and runners-up. They are now on display in the French Lick Hotel. Next Year’s Tourney The board of directors of the Indiana Golf Association, in a meeting Wednesday night, decided next year's tourney, the twenty-sixth annual, will be held at the Chain-O-Lakes Club, South Bend, lnd. Cliff Wagoner, Indianapolis Riverside, was put out by Bobby Resener,' 4 and 3, Wednesday only after a

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battle. Cliff had to shoot a 72 in Wednesday morning's play to dispose of J. Ledbetter, Michigan City, who went down 2 and 1. Cliff had 68 for 17 holes and Ledbetter 70. William H. Lincoln of the Indianapolis Golf Country Club was elected president of the Indiana State Association at a meeting of representatives of golf clubs here Wednesday night. John Valentine of Muncie was elected vice president and J. J. Mossier of .Indianapolis was re-elected secretary and treasurer. Valentine is the retiring president, and succeeds G. A. Young of Lafayette as vice president. SHIELDS GOES EAST Local \ Golf Player Entered In , National Mutches. Frank Shields of the Indianapolis Country Club has gope to Pittsburgh, where he will play in the national amateur golf tournament over the course at Oakmont Country Club starting Monday. Shields is the only Indianapolis representative in the tourney EARLY FOOTBALL NOTES The Acmf A. A. football tram will organize (hi* year and will br under the reaching of Walt Harrison. Last year the tram played under the name of the Riley Tigers, arrd were we I known over the city a* one of the strongest teams in their class They were roached last year by Harrison, and he has said he will call nil of last year s players and those desiring trvouts out in a week or ten days for their first practice. St. Catherines are organizing a strong football club and would .jkc to hear from some out-of-town trams Andrrson. Rushytlle. Greenfield. Martinsville. Shelbyvllld and others take notice. For games address George Wrrnrr. 1521 Cruft St.

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Bu Times Special FRENCH LICK, lnd., Aug. 27.--Will Diddel, Indianapolis, Meridian Hills Club, this morning played nine holes of a thirty-six hole State tourney gol fmatch with Dwight Mitchell of French Lhck. Diddel had Mitchell one up. Diddel’s score: 6, 4,6, 4,4, 4,6, 4, 4. Mitchell’s, score: 4,5, 4,4, 5,4, 5, 5, 5. George Atkins, South Bend, playing with Dan Coburn, Indianapolis Country Club, was three up in the nine holes. Robert Resiner of Kokomo playing R. N. Bowen, Indianapolis Country Club, was four up In the end of nine l holes and four up at the end of eighteen holes. They were half through their match. Fourth match was P. Cullom of Frankfort, and J. B. Curran, Connersville. Curran was two up at the end of nine holes. Winner of the Cullom and Curran match play the winner of the Diddel and Mitchell match Friday. . v Winner of the Bowen-Resener match play winner of the CobuitiAtkins match Friday in the semifinals. NET TOURNEY * City Tennis Finals Set for Sunday Afternoon. Fourth round matches In the city park tennis tournament held on the lower courts at Garfield Park were to be played off this afternoon. The semi-finals will be played Saturday and the finals Sunday afternoon, it was reported. Matches for today were: 1 ; OO—E. Lentz rs. F Roth. 2:00—1 J Adler v. G Hurt. 3:oo— Ni. Kurzrok vs. winner Lenta vs. Roth. _ . 4 :00—Adler-Markey v*. Fleteher-Hef-ford; Slirrcr Cochran v*. Somerville-Kcller-meyer; R. Lang v. J. Sapp; L. Kurzrok vs H. Justus. s:oo—Kurzrok brother* v. ShermauApuelman. Wednesday’s results were: Second Round—F. Roth defeated E. Gilbert!, 6-4. 4-li, 0-4. Third Round —K. Lang defeated G. F.itr 6-4. 6-1 ; J Sapp defeated H. Rohrman 16 6-2. 6-3; M. Kurzrok defeated P Shumaker. 6-2 6-2: L. Kurzrok defeated G. Newton. 0-3 6-0; H Ju.Uus defeated R Gill. 0-3 6-1 1. J. Adler defeat, ed H. Otto. 6-3 7-5; G. Hart defeated P. Harmon. 6-2. 6-3 In double*, result* were- Sherer Coehrnn defeated Brandenburg-Otto, 6-3, 04; Sapp-GUI defeated I’ieree-Duncan. 4-6. 6-2. 8-6: Fleteher-Herford defeated HohrmatiMeNamara, 6 1. (1-2. 8-2: Hart-Justii* defeated Wakefield Lentz, 6-1. 6-2: Lang Miller defeated Gilbertl-Bastian. 6-1, 6-1.

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