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MONDAY, AUG. 12, 1940

Tribe Returns To Entertain

Western Clubs

Redskins Win One of Three Over Week-End

SAAN

and

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won ADown stand

Above—The start of the Class C outboard race on Cleveland's lake front, which was won by Paul Wearly of Muncie, Ind.

Right—Wearly is shown after

crossing the finish line first,

Wearly champion

the 24-year-old from Muncie, the in Associa -

Paul

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Ind. added to his laurels over

end by victories

National on the Cleveland lake

week scoring

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he Class C large Wearly came back to heats B, Divi 1] On the second heat of the Class C event, Wearly covered the five miles in 6:45 4 Wearly, who is a graduate of miversity, has been darivnational competition since 16. He won his first title cago in 1936 nolds two world records. B. he made 31.419 miles an ana in Class C, 53.428 At time he holds national Class A and B and the

event, both in Class S101 ne

aukee was

was

world's record for five miles in both classes Paul in business with his father Muncie, and the whole

family Business with him at

City Golf Amateur to Open Aug. 25 at South Grove

Indianapolis amateurs will get their final chance at 1940 tournament giory inn the eity mee: which starts Sunday, Aug. 25 with an 19-hole qualifying round at the South Grove course he 64 low shooters that day then will pair off for match play in hampionship flight, scheduled on succeeding week-ends at various

ipal courses

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he muni Defending the city Highlands Bill Reed, home the 1938 championship Bill, tarted this year's tournament swing n nice shape by grabbing the Dis but he tell considerably off the in attempting to defend his Open title and was still out in the recent State Will he interesting 1

an reg’ ear

Dorothy and Don Hills came home

Charles Harter Ellis of Meridian with a 78 Top net Mrs. Howard Delker, with

crown will be who also took

taken by and Jacob an 83-20 63. Other net results: Mrs. John Toumey and PB. J. Fisher, 90-24 66; Jeannette Fishbein and Al Goldstein, 90-23 67; Mrs, Ben Olsen and Bill Olsen 80-12-68: Mt ana Mrs. Lewis Gropp, 86-18 68; Mrs, Dan

Mick this Inger and Alan Sweetser, 78-969 he

honors were Muller mict pace State of the groove Amatew It

whet

10 Three ‘Big’ i % ree ‘Big’ Imnings Sop he « in his R ey to season

second in ati lows

rong contender for championship should Hal I Coffin, whose 71 leasant un last year won the Harter 1 commendable in tl National Public Links ament last month and was a finalist, recall, in the State Amateur at the Indianapolis Coun try Club It's hard assure vou

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Bryant Reports He's Set to Go

ZANESVILLE, O, Aug vu P) Clay Bryant, absent from the Chicago Cubs pitching staff two months because of an injured arm, said today he was ready to return to his team, During a game which he played with the Zanesville Boosters yvesterday he batted in six runs on a homer, triple, double and single He plaved right field but pitched the eighth inning. The Boosters defeated the Zanesville Black Stare, 10-9 Bryant returned to his from California where he been receiving treatments for arm

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Reed the a RI'Oss Women two-ball Hillerest carl Cutter a Pleasant un pair, ran with a 74, while Mary and Maurice Rogers of placed third with a 76 Varin, the city champion with Hank Kowal to pro the same total added up Frank Grovenberry and

Trimble Highland

anda Louellen colors of 70 to win the Imdian Golf Association's competition yester-

4 home has ‘ hig and Raleigh R

Longacre Victor

Longacre's water polo team scored 12-1 vietory over the Kirshbaum BR" squad last night at the victors pool.

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1 the Cumeand 7-4 split it: Belt A scored for Mal-nk-Belt 1 A liberal runs Billi and Alvin each got i

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Photo By George Courtney Jr, Joan Hixon, 20-vear-old Alpha Chi Omega of Butler University, shows that squirrel-hunting isn't strictly a man's fare, The season opened Saturday and so Joan, armed with a shotgun and an ammunition vest, went out on her father's farm near Roachdale, the result being shown in the pieture, Joan is a junior at the university, lives at 637 E. 37th St, graduated from Shortridge High School and |

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Semi-Finals On

Tn Softball

The Pepsi Cola Boosters and As sociated Gas and Oil, two leading survivors in the eighth annual eity softball tournament, cross bats at 8:15 tonight at Softball Stadium in the tournev's first semifinal game | The second semifinal will be played at Stout Stadium tomorrow night between the defending ehamps from Radio Station WIRE and the Tinofs Street Merchants, The finals will be played Thursday at a sie vet to be determined [ Pepsi Cola moved within games of the championship night by walloping Indiana ar to 1, after Indiana Far had won a replaved game from ‘Pen<De Cafe 2 to 1. in eight innings, Following at Softball Stadium, the

thig game, [Tlinois [treet Merchants advanced round with a

to the next-to-last to-2 triumph over Mallory 1001

last

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survive =o long, repeated ite victory over Kingan A. A. in the 1039 finals with a 68-to-2 at Stout Stadium, after Associated (as had upset Goldsmith's Colored Secor to 1 Schoenlein allowed the Qecog only two hits last night [hig performance being duplicated by Kinnett against Indiana Fur, In [four games, the Associated ace, a [neweomer to the mdianapolis soft ball ceene, has fanned 43 batters and permitted only eleven rivals to hit safely

Three cames at Belmont Stadium this evening will open the Marion | County soctional tournament ot the Amateur Softball Association of | America he opener at 7 match Unemployment Compensa tion against Mutual Milk. An hour later Labor Temple Union will meet zZenite Metal and at 8 p.m. Harlan Bros. Studio takes on Hosiery Union Lenox Tires won the Lebanon seetional by defeating Lebanon Fagles, 10-4 I Curry Clippers, with a record [nine victories and one loss, won the championship in the Em-Roe Sun day Morning League

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Singing Ex-Umpire Pines for Boos

DETROI'T, Aug. 12 (NEA) The thing Bill Byron misses most he insists, 18 the howl of the mob “I never thought I worked a good pame unless the stands were on me” gays Lord Byron, famous singing umpire now working for the ¢ity of Detroit, Byron recalls a day mento when a hostile crowd cided to go downtown and up the arbiter. The crowd on the sidewalk howling at through the glass of an fashioned bay window as he sat in a big chair in a hotel lobby. The harassed proprietor asked him to please move out of the window “I'm a guest here and I'll sit where 1 please.” roared Byron, as a brick broke the entire window on hig head The hotelman fled, Byron,

dehunt stood him old

but not Bill

Wing St. Joe Tourney

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 12 (U PH). Marion Shane of Kalamazoo, Mich, won the singles title in the St. Joseph Valley tournament ves. terdav by downing Olen Parks of Mishawaka, 6-0, 6-2, 6-0, Parks was Sprereing chap

JS Divide

The Indianapolis A. B. C's split

[their double-header with the Louis{ville Black Colonels | Perry Stadium, winning the opener, [11-5, and dropping

vesterday al the 3-2,

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Apostles Show K. C. No Mercy

By UNITED PRESS Kansas City today closed the books on a three-game series with St. Paul with a deep sense of relief, When the series started Saturday, the Blues had a 12-game lead in the American Association, When it ended at dusk yesterday, the lead was down to nine games, The Saints had swept the series and second-place Minneapolis had won three games, doubling every point that the Bluest lost I'he Saints won the first game of a double-header vesterdayv, 5 to 2, and blanked Kansag City in the second, 2 to 0. Pitching got the credit for both the wing and there wag little work for St. Paul's field ers to do. Tom Early allowed the flues six hits in the first game and Vedie Himsl pitched five-hit ball in the second Minneapolis, freshly back on the winning road, took a double-header from Milwaukee, 6 to 5 and 10 to 3 The Millers were losing, 2 to 4, un til, the eighth, when they pushed across four rung, The second was easier. Minneapolis scored three runs th the first and six in the seefor a lead Milwaukee never with Harry Smythe pitching nine-hit ball Louisville won the first game of a double-header from Toledo, 4 to 2, and dropped the second, 8 to 9 Weaver held Toledo to six hits for the Colonels’ win as they scored three runs in the fifth and one in the ninth. Each team got 11 hits in the second but the Heng got theirs when they needed them most scored five runs in the first two inhings and two each in the fourth and fifth,

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