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IF The Indians win their playoff series from Toledo and . . . Fee Columbus whips Milwaukee . . .

to mention here that if the lions and panthers are a petal of shocking pink you had better mend your ways. Personally we don't believe there are any petal pink panthers, At least we've never seen any petalpink panthers.

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eighths ounce plug: Jack Moore scored 96 per cent out of a possiable 100; the five-eighths ounce was won by Harry Sutphin with 96 per cent. Emil Deluse took the wet fly event with 100 per cent, a perfect score. Rex Edwards got top honors with the dry fly with a 94. Mr. Deluse must feel like a United States president—no chance of promotion,

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. Tribe Box Score

AMERICAN LEAGUE (First Game) 000 000 016 7 12 1 ; 200 041 2x—13 15 0 Harder, Gromek (7) and -Rosar, MeDonnell (8); H. Newsome, Rybs (9) and

302 000 001 8 15 1 010 020 001-4 9 0

Reynolds and DeSautels; © Hughson Brown (7), Woods (9) and Doyle. «=

Gentry, Newhouser (8) and Richards; -and Dickey.

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000 001 290-5 § 2 ONIN QO-2 8 1 i Woellf, Ciela (1), Wagner. » 000 240 510-12 16 3 000 111 000-3 9 5

Milnar and Ferrell; Newsom, Carrasquel (6) and Giuliani.

" NATIONAL LEAGUE New York ......... 100 000 001-2 6 @ Cincinnati 100 010 001-3 ¢ © East, Wittig (7), Melton (9) and Manaus, Berres (9); Vander Meer, Shoun (9) 021 211 000-3 10 8 200 006 00x— 8 13 3 Rowe, Kimball (6) and Seminick: Banyutiows (7) ad

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000 008 000-2 7 2 WL 10-1 5 0 1 Lopes, Baker (9).

Are All Even

TORONTO, Ont., Sept. 24 (U. P.).| team,

—The Toronto Maple Leafs and the Syracuse Chiefs, all even at one game each in the International league's Governor cup playoff finals, were en route to Syracuse today where their best out of seven series will be resumed tomorrow

THEN . The first game of the Indian. apolis-Columbus’ playoff final will open up at Victory field Sunday at 2:30 p. m. That's the word Al Schienser, secretary of the ' Indianapolis club, wired back here today from Toledo.

pitcher and this area happens to be in the grip of a frigid wave. Fred Sanford is the likely Toledo choice. Skipper Bush believes that if Rich is able to control his curve he will emerge a winner and end the series. However, in the event the Indians should lose tonight the Tribe chieftain will call upon Jim Trexler, southpaw, to take the mound tomorrow night. Trexler was defeated, 2 to 1, in the playoff opener at Indianapolis Tuesday night but

{he downed the Mud Hens six times

during regular season play. Indians Lead Series The Indians now. lead in the

‘| series, two games to one, as a re-

sult of what happened before 2658 shivering fans at Swayne field last night. The Tribsters made it two straight over the Mud Hens by scoring a 6-to-4 victory. It was a seesaw contest and the Tribsters finally sewed it up by scoring twice in the eighth. Lefty Bob Logan worked the route .for Indianapolis and allowed nine hits. He issued no walks and flelded his position in shipshape fashion by accepting six chances, The Indians collected 10 blows off Sid Peterson and Bill Seinsoth, including doubles by Mickey Haslin and Stewart Hofferth, a triple by Charlie Glock and a home run out of the park with none on by Ed Morgan. > Wayne Blackburn, Tribe leftfielder, reached base on five appearances at the plate. He picked up three hits and two walks and scored two runs, Morgan got two blows, batted in two runs and scored one. Glock hit a triple and infield single, batted in one run and scored one.

Hayworth Paces Hens

The Indians tallied one marker in the second, one in the third, one in the fifth, one in the seventh and two in the eighth. The Hens scored two runs.in the second and two in the fifth, after which Logan applied the brakes. Catcher Red Hayworth paced the

+ |Toledo nine-hit attack with a sin-

gle and two doubles. He bas touched (Continued on Page 27)

Howe high school's first grid team

[will -be “honored - tomorrow with -a {and Samuel T"* . coach.

civic celebration in Irvington,

‘obin and Masi; Ges, Klinger (3) and| The observance will include a|this week by the squad.

parade from the business district

Included in the parade, which will begin at- 1 p. m.

and her court, the Howe men's 400 club and the Parent-Teacher association, the band and students. Dedication include Prin.

The Phantom, who has not revealed

Carter is seeking a strong opponent:

Openings in League

handicap league which rolls at the

Veeck, a young modern father, the late William Veeck Sr., once was general manager of the

the Hercules Athletic club has announced. Both Wahlberg and Hart ha

planning windup tilt carrying a 45-minute time limit and has signed the “Phantom” as one of the principals.

his identity does his mat chores wearing a purple hood and skirts.

for the unknown grappler.

Loughran Faces Judo Expert PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24 (U. P.)~Marine Cpl. Tommy Lough- - ran, former light-héeavyweight |

champion, and Dick Lever, coast guard judo expert, will meet at

a match to decide which form of defense is the better. Loughran will enter the ring wearing six-ounce gloves and will try to keep Lever away by boxing. The judo expert will be permitted

head and wrestle.

Loughran is a bayonet and judo instructor at Camp Lejeune, N. C.

There are openings in the ladies’

Civic Celebration to Honor Howe's First Football Team

Mary Mayer, president of the P-TA, The queen is being. chosen

to kick, use his fists, butt with his .

Johnny Denson, Buddy Walker

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One of the best heavyweight

night when Jack (Buddy) Walker, Columbus, O., who ranks sixth among the nation’s heavyweights, and Johnny Denson, Indiana stéite champion, collide in the main event of a five-tilt pro mitt bill to be presented by the Hercules A. C. The complete card follows: MAIN EVENT, 10 rounds, heavyweights: Johnny Denson (Indianapolis, vs. Jack (Buddy) Walker, Columbus, O, aa ' SEMI-WINDUP, 8 rounds, heavyweights: Leo (Red) Bruce, Indianapolis, vs. Al Sheridan, Indianapolis. PRELIM, 6 rounds, welterweights: Pfc. Dave Bruce, Baer field, Ft. Wayne, Ind, vs. Marshall Allison, Shelbyville, Ind. : PRELIM, 6 rounds, heavyweights: . Chaney, Indianapolis, vs. Young Webb, Memphis, Tenn. PRELIM, 4 rounds, lightweights: Al'Evans, Indianapolis, vs. Kid Wat-

son, Indianapolis.

- Webb is replacing Pfc. Bob Rick-

inson, Baer field, who was injured in training and will be unable to appear. promptly at 8:30 o'clock. =e

The first bout will start

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