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For Series After Splitting Even in Set With Colonels

LOUISVILLE, Ky. July 5—The Indianapolis Indians moved on to Columbus today to open a series with the Red Birds tomorrow night after breaking even in their sixsgame set with the Lotisville Colonels. The Hoosiers sent the largest crowd in four years—12,866 fans— home unhappy last night by winning both ends of the bargain attrac tion, 5-0 and 1075. The double triumph, however, nd couldn't put the club back-in first| Colonels in the fourth ining of place in the American association |the second game. Glenn Fletcher, race. Milwaukee won two games who succeeded him, was successful from Kansds City to keep a half-|in throttling the home team, however, and received credit for the Lefty Jim Wallace was in fine |(riuniph with the aid of five Louisform in the seven-inning opener, ville errors and seven bases on balls. checking the Colonels with three |’ Go Ahead in Sixth

bingles. Louisville was leading, 4-1, When Parks Is Star Fletcher entered the game. IndianArtie Parks, former Colonel, was apolis went ahead in the sinh, the hitting star in the first game. |scoring four runs on two Colonel He smashed a double in the third |bobbles, four walks, a single by inning which drove in three runs|Bob Dill and a wild pitch by Ray and also laced out a single in the Patton. | fifth to plate the fourth Redskin| Louisville squared the count in | runner. An error by Nick Polly |the last of the sixth but the visitors | let the fifth run score in the sixth. | went out in front to stay in their | Wallace loaded the bases in the turn of the seventh, Hits by Gil! sixth when he lost control momen- | English, Stan Wentzel, George Detarily, but he escaped when Polly tore and Norm Wallen contributed lofted to end the threat. Two of [to the three-run splurge along with! the Colonel blows came in the | two Louisville errors.

Gi ; ’ Lt. Cmdr. Gordon (Mickey) Cochrane, (left) 1s initiated into Iowa Pre-Flight school football as he teams up with Lt. Cmdr. Jack Meagher, 1944 Seahawk coach ‘to officiate in sports program game. Former major league catcher and manager, also a four-lefter man in gridiron

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CHICAGO, July 5 (U. P.).—Rick |

(First Game) | (Second Game)

| > | INDIANAPOLIS INDIAKAPOLIS | Ferrell of the Washington SenaAB.R H OA E} AB RH O A E i i Geraghty, 2b ....... $2 2 33 oloeagnty. <b ...... 5 31% 3 %tors, playing his 16th season in Pavks, I ........... 4. 0:42 "1 ). Olparks, If , wo 8.10 Shupe, 1b .. C40 9 0 OBhupe, IB ees 5 2 0-13 0 English, 3b «3-0-0 0" 3 OlEnglish, bss ...., 5 3 1 1 4 Wentyel, ef .. v3 -1..1°4 0 0 'wentzel, of ........ 453 0.0 pul, rf... +1 6 0 2 0 Jdipetore, ¢ Td 1.13} Detar OQ iii +3 0-0 3.0 Onn. vf ho 3g y tikie, ss 3 1 0 0 1) '1iwink { Wallace, p 3 1-1..0 6 efit a ‘6 6 0 0 o oiSox at Comiskey park. + - : ww Brady 9 a @ 0 Totals ......... 28 5 6 21 8 1iwailen, 3b..... 2-0-1 0 1 0a » msec Durheim; p evuee 0 0 oo 1 of ron man” who caught LOUISVILLE Fletcher, P '.....%.s yo 00 0 GB ele OA BL ’ eI at TL 1 TAPORASE. ol i A a rn BI gs aad ae ER aS RT 11 | GENavess, ef .....xe 2. 0°. 08 OQ 0 0] Jiminez batted for Wilkie in Oth. [to watch Ferrell match his yank. / Browne. 1p 2 0 5 : 101" ‘Brady ran for Jumirez in 6th, - Schalk started his White Sox. reoily, 4 1 - | Barath, If 20.1 1-0 6 LOUISVILLE ceiving in 1919 -and finished in the] Lipscomb, ..2b 30 -F 4 5 0 ‘AB R H 0 "AE American league in 1929, the year Bhofner, ss 3 4 1 0 2 0! LaForest, 2b v3 3 3 8 0 F 11 to th jor Millies, ¢ 1 0 0 2 1 0 Genovese cf 5s 1 1-4 0 o Ferrell came € Majors. Aragon C6 ciiirinnnn } 3 i : s : Browne 1b: i...... 5:0 1 4.3 lehl, P .....0iniee, {Polly 3b ul LL 4 1 2 { BEONEY yiscactanserns 10 0-0 0 Gietsie ® diiidin 2 . 3 } 3 o caught his 1720th game yesterday | Simonds, p ....... «9. 0°90 1.0 0 Ehomer'ss ....... 5 0 ‘1 4 0 1in the front half of a doubleheader. ! tal 3s 0. 3 31.1 =, |Barath, If +406 0 1 © 0 { i batted for Don) in 6th nnd Aragon, © 4.8.1 5 0 1 . :s get. ' Lawson, p- .. a. 1 1 0 1 0 INDIAKAPOLIS 1... 001 011 0-3 atin 5 0» oo o Riverside Group | uisville . is 000 000 0—0|Widmar, p <0 6 6 1°00 @ v Runs Batted In—Parks 3. Shupe, Wilkie. [LiDscomb .........1 0 @ ¢ 0 0 Elects Officers Two-Base Hits — Parks, Lipscomb, Stolen onds, srreenny ; . . Base—Wentzel. Sacrifices—Dill 2, Detore. | . _ .+ m= = = —. =| Raymond Rauch is the new boy ican track. Double Plays—Parks to Shupe, Wilkie to| Totals .. 39 5 12 27 19

Dick Richardson, Dick Wolfley, Bill | Volk and Robert Alexander. |

Geraghty to Shupe, English to Geraghty | Lipscomb batted for Widmar. in 7th. to Shupe. . Left on Bases—Indianapolis 4. Louisville 5, Base on Balls—Off Diehl i, |INDIANAPOLIS Wallace 4. Strikeouts—By Diehl 2, Sj-| Louisville 10201000 5} : : duds 3. Yaliace 2. Riu-of Dips, 8 in] Runs butted in—Polly, LaForest, Parks, (JaLViS is Vice president, Harold &. ' h 1, Sing Pilcher i Browne, Cotelle — Diehl. Umpires — Moore, Prince and ner Detore. Wallen, English, Wentzel. Peters. - Time—1:40. ; Two-base hits—LaPorest, Lawson, English |l€Y is treasurer. R..88 - Stolen base—Wentzel, Sacrifice—Durbeim. | | Pouble play--Dill to Detore to English. | A A Stars [Left on basas—Indianapolis 9, Louisville . . 12, Base on balls—Off Durheim 3, a | : ,_,'B;-Patton ‘1, ‘Fletcher 2, Simonds 1, WidGENE NANCE, Brewers third mar 1. Strikeouts—By Durheim 1, Lawson baseman—-hit. home run and drove; JFOUb.1 WANA 4 BIo-DA, Dit) Herman Olsen. in three runs as Milwaukee won Lawson 2 in 5%, Widmar 4 in 13, Pat. Vice-president; Harry Schellert’ is a ity 5.1 lon 0 in 0 (pitched to one ih sfxth), 8i-| secretary and John reas-< first game {rom Kansas City, 5-1. monds 2 in 2. Wild" pitch—Patton, Hit! rer ¥ Smith is trea y by pitcher—By Lawson * (Dill). Passed! . CARL LINDQUIST, Brewers ,,; ‘aragon. ‘Winning pitcher—Petcher.! The boys club has eight teams pitcher—checked Blues with Seven Losing -pitcher—Widmar. Umpires—Prince, Ly — - hits as Milwaukee won second Peters #nd Moore. Time—3:35. playing in Junior. Baseball leagues. game, 0-4, ROMAN BRUNSWICK, Red Birds! pitcher—allowed only four hits- as’ Columbus beat Toledo in opener,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION : (Second Game)

8-1. Won Lost Pct.) Washington 111 061 10011 13 : Milwaukee Prianesi 41 23. +83 | Chicago . 001 010 000— 2 ‘8 : 7 N s INDIANAPOLIS .......... #0 58 . ; STEVE COLLINS, Mud Hens J3DiARarol 38 334 Haetmer and Evans;

third baseman—led attack with Toledn double and single to drive in three Missy putty in

43 | +3 26 soo And Tresh, Castine. 34 | 13 32

(First’ Game) : x i Kansas City ............. 4 4 348 Pullaeeinha | ah 000 0007000 3

| Gassaway, Christopher and Resar; Pos: | ter, Zeoldak and Mancuso,

6-1. FRANK DANNEKER, Millers second baseman—got- three hits, 10% puireit cluding home run, as Minneapolis New York ... won first game from St. Paul, 6-4. Nashington . ..

AMERICAN LEAGUE

(Second Game) 5498 | Philadelphia 010 030 M1—5 8 © 330 St. Louis 000 000 213— 6 11 rt Gerkin, Berry, Christopher and George; ‘453 | Hollingsworth, Zeldak, Caster and Hay‘328 worth, Mancuso.

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«Chicago |St. Louis .. Cleveland . 3 Philadelphia .....4%...... 21 11

i — - NATIONAL (First Game) | Pet. | New York .. 000 000 101—2 8 0 Braokiyn Sv Cleveland 010 300 00x—4 5 0 180. Louis 359 Borowy, Holcombe, Drescher; Gromek | New York 535 | and Hayes. : Pittsburgh A529 } | Basten h po (Second Game) neinnatt * IN | Philadelphia io) New_York Toa urwi=3 11

Gettel and Garbark;

Reynolds Hayes; McDonnell,

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Washi ol 5 13 tiene Gages | | Washington . 100 002 101 $iBoston ........003000000—4 8 0 Chicago + 002.001 000 100 4 8 25,04 . 002 000 001— 3 7° 2 Pierettl and Ferrell; Grove, Dietrich and Tresh.

Ferriss and Garbark; Trout and Swift. |

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Hausmann, Johnson, Barrett and Wal. | ters; Benton, Overmire and Swift,

AMERICAN -ASSOCIATION (First Game)

St. Pau) Minneapolis ..... . 28 Mx— 6 9 0 Sunkel, Camp, Tart and Narron; Kash and Blaze. « (Second Game) Minneapolis ........ 000 210 080 6 7 St. Paul .. 000 100 000— 1 ©

Webb and ‘Savino; Weaver, Lanahan, Tauscher and Lewis. (First Game) as Columbus civiines 140 020 010% 16 0 Toledo .. ..........; 000 001 14-2 Brunswick and Bucha; Garver, Knierim, Kimberlin, Mains and Crandall, (Second Game) Columbus Toledo in ase 8 Sumey, Mucovich, Peterson and Lyen.

132 x6 8 1 Bruck and Gracey;

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Races Draw Record Today Best Crowds

YORK, July 5 (U..P).~! y Mat ar baseball set a 1945 Seeded Pauline Betz of Los Angeles attendance record yesterday, but 0 the major league, ties the all-time | 4 cehide on the horse still outdrew . ol American league catching record | horsehide on a ball, with 238428 ol today when he dons the mask for | Americans at seven major raceo| today’s game against the White tracks to 210,047 at the big league

ball games.

Standing-of Clubs Results;

Largest

tracks was the estimated 63,000 who

flocked to

1 The 38-year-old Senator catcher | win some money on Busher in the Santa Magarita handicap. Several new betting records were

Aqueduct, moving to Belmont i $3,804,362 Central Indiana Tennis association,

announced that players must register their date of birth with the association.

for one day, handled through the mutuels, a new mark | for a seven-race card at an Anter-

5 president of the Riverside Boys $1:697.855 at Suffolk Downs and {club, backed by the churches of $1499,740 at Delaware park were 05020433010 he Riverside community. Richard |new records for those tracks. The baseball attendance broke a! Dill 2, Geraghty, Bhof-| Noggle is secretary, and John Brad. | mark set Just: 10 days previously, | { when 205,106 attended Sunday twin |

The directors are Louis Shipman, | bills on June 24. AMATEUR NOTES

The men’s group is headed bY| monignis Smith-Hassler Capitol city! fcturgrs amateur baseball league,

Claud Noggle is! league schedule at Speedway stadium fol- { T—Link-Belt vs. Meeker Music; 8—

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1 Kansas City .. 1 Milwaukee . Bahr and Steinecke; Scheetz and StephHumphries, Ross engon.

{Kansas ©y ....... vp Milwaukee o! Pepper, Pringle and Danielson; Lind- ° quist and Stephenson. }

NA Pittsburgh ..

Philadelphia .. .. Sewell, Resigno and Salkeld, Davis; Lee, 3 Kraus, Schanz and Seminieck,

nd Game) ttsburgh .......... 030 602 200-13 15 2 hiladelphia ........ 000 000 000— 0 6 5 Butcher Leon and

Chicage .7.. Boston

Erickson, ‘Derringer and Williams; Logan, Hendricksen, Coeper and Hefferth,

Schedules

and Lopez; Judd, Mancuso, Spindel,

0 And Ray Schalk, the compact,| _rargest crowd of the eight at big 2nd Mrs. Sarah Cooke, Los Angeles. 1721 | league double-hcaders was at De-| o/ American league games during 8|¢roit where 45,376 jammed Briggs — 17-year span, will be in the stands | stadium to see Dave Ferriss of the Boston” Red Sox give up a home run to. Hank Greenberg.

crowd at the major

Mutuel handles of

e Allison's; 8:20 vs, Curtiss-Wright.

(First Game) 2 i .... 000 000 610—1 85 2 FE 310 001 00x— 5 6 0

(Second Game) 010 210 0— 4 7 fanny 300 138 x— 9 14 0]

TIONAL LEAGUE (First Game) 220 110 000— 6 12 4 Lo... 302 010 01x— 718 0

(First Game) vores 110 020 010-8 11 1} 100 000 020 3 10 3

(Second Game)

Chicago .. 210 030 001— 7 10 0 ROE on ovr vn 4 211 000 020— 6 14 1 Vandenberg, Derringer and Livingston

Williams; Hutchings, Hegdrickson, Logan, |

Cincinnat! .. Brooklyn

| Barrett and O'Dea; Voiselle, eats 000 101 0204 9 8 Fischer and Lombardi. >

St. Louis ...

{New York .......,

| Byerly and Rice; : Bain, Fischer and Kluttz.

SCHEDULE TODAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Open date,

Washington

Philadelphia at St, Louis (night). B Detroit,

oston at

New York at Clevel "NATION

" Chicago at’ Cincinnati

St. Louis at New York. Pittsburgh at’ Philadelphia.

Walters and Unser; Herring and Peaock,

and | Cooper and Hofferth. |

——— | (First Game) ! 000 000 301— 4 11 8 cies 200 010 000-38 71 0

(Second Game)

— Cincinnati .....,.... 100 000 002— 8 t1 0! (Second Game) Brooklyn ........v. 003 002 00x— 3 10 0 Boston ....... us 000 100 100— 3 4 1, Heusser, Medak and Lakeman; Gregg! Detrelt .......... 040 100 0x— 5 12 0 iand Dantonio,

(First Game) | Te 004 111.010 8 16 1 . 000 002 002— 4 11 2| Harrell,

(Second Game) . 100 274 005190 W 0 .. 000 101 000-2 9 1

Emmerich, Hansen,

ERICAN LEAGUE .. at Chicago 1

eland. TIONAL LEAGUE n. at Brooklyn.

‘Tourney Entries ‘To Close Saturday

tournament for boys and juniors to Santa Anita to try to|be held at Woodstock Country club, beginning Monday will close. Sate urday morning.

be made Saturday afternoon.

second clinic in August.

Allison Nine Takes Lebanon Twin Bill

| were victorious in both ends of a

Allison Gears vs. Moose Country Home; twin bill at Lebanon yesterday. 9—Quality Tool & Die vs. Omar Bakery. Bush-Callahan Manufacturers leagu schedule at Municipal is as follows: Knights vs, { Schwitzer-Cummins vs. U. 8. Tires; §:40—

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Seeded Stars Advance in Tennis Meet RIVER FOREST, Ill, July § (U. P.) ~The tourney's five top-seeded

stars advanced into the- quarterfinals of the men's singles inthe

plonships today after scoring easy. victories in ‘preliminary matches. First-seeded William Talbert,

Wilmington, Del, and Defending Champion Francisco (Pancho) Se-

Talbert defedted Paul Scherrer, Chicago Heights, Ill, 6-1, 6-0, 6-1, and Segura, triple winner of the national collegiate singles title and seeded -second in the tournament listings, breezed past Byron Thomas, Lake Worth, Fla, 6-1, 6-1, 6-0. Yesterday's sole upset was scored by Herbert (Buddy) Behrens, high school net star from Pt. Lauderdale, Fla., who eliminated Mexico City’s | Prancisco, bowed 6-4, 6-3, ‘6-4 to {the Florida youngster. Cooke Is Winner.

Other seeded men players winning their third-round matches were El{wood Cooke, Los Angeles, who won, {6-0, 6-4. 6-1, from Chuck Samson, South Bend, Ind.; Jack McManis, Los Angeles, who defeated Leonard

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United Press Staff Correspondent ark than Griffith stadium, the Washington Senators indicated today! that they might provide the surprise of the year by winning the Amer- | ican league pennant. i The sudden rise of the Senators to a contending spot in” third | place, just ‘four-and-a-half games behind the Tigers, needs & little explanation. It appears to be high- | 4 8 8 | ly significant because: IKAd® 1. The team has won 10 out of Major Leaders

14 games on the road, where all but By UNITED PRESS’ | Sam BY Sines Tenens two were played in daylight, for NATIONAL LEAGUE k and 1, before 2000 fans a r the best traveling mark of any|. AB R "H Ate land. :

64 288 69.115 .402 : ; rs major league team this season. At|Cavareita Chicago. 85 248 56 51 Jg1| icon Havignied the course with home all but Sunday and holiday |Rosen; Brooklyn ... &3 3598 68 to tally the medal ‘score |

256 54 92 , Brookly 68 274 42 '92 .336 . games are at night. Rurowsid, St Louis 64 336|0f the day, two under par. Me 2. Away from the distant fences

Byron Nelson and Harold (Jug) McSpadgn teamed up yesterday for the benefit of the rehabilitation cen ter at Wakeman General hospital and ‘produced a combination that |couidn’t be stopped as they defeated

M44 44 82 Reyes, New York 62 .336 | Spaden and Thomson posted scores

244 26 31 » AMERICAN LEAGUE =, lof 69. Byrd shot a 73 to put him

of Griffith stadium, the biggest park G6 AB RB fv.!tnree aver par. 4 / . 85 338) - Or ey a Ah irri oa hicago. 8 233 n 78 .336| A brilllant four under par by homers, eight on the current triD.|giephens, si. Louis 62 237 42 15 318| Nelson with 31 in the out nine gave whereas not one homer has been hit | Stirnweiss, N. Y. . 67 271 53 84 3 ‘ t home by a Senator player.all|Ftten, New York... 67 243 371 1 :298| the Nelson-McSpaden duet a 1 up : : 5 o ; HOME RUNS {lead at the turn. Thomson posted

: Lombardi, Giants 13 DiMaggio, Phils «12a 34 and the other two golfers sho The team showed its class on the { Stephens, Browns holies, BAVE) i] respective 35's.

n i «| Adams, Cards youd by ann holiday Soups. RUNS BATTED IN 1 McSpaden Holds Record er | Olmo, Dodgers . 82 Adams, Cards ... 53| Nelson hit for a 37 on the back

\ , s, and | , Bray 60, DiMaggio, Phils . 52! Crs Ly RR ni a Dodgers 56, . : nine while McSpaden came home in

. 34 with three birdies. Thomson a row over where- | three in W gver the Sox ed the two-run Boston rally in tlie eighth matched par with a 35 on the ine v t {with the bases loaded - Homers by ward journey as his partner slipped five dropped four. ou “I Andy Pafko and Bill Nicholson gave to a 38 . the Cubs the secofid victory as Der- row medal honors went to the Clift Hits Three Homers {ringer again came in to do a fine Neison-McSpaden team with a bess Third baseman Harlond Clift, who | relief job. Pafko's homer scored pan 63. Byrd and Thomson teamed has -hit eight of Washington's 11} three runs in the eighth and Nichol- for a 65. MéSpaden holds the homers, got three of them yester-|g,. scored the clincher ih the ninth. course record of 63, posted in an

{ Prosser, Mission City, Kan, 6-3, 6-1, {6-2; and Lt. Hal Surface Jr., Barry | | led. Nashville, Tenn., who took a | {6-3, 6-4, 6-3, decision from James | | Livingstone, San Francisco. | | In the women's division, top- | {moved into the quarter finals by winning from Adele Froelich, West McHenry, Ill, 6-0, 6-0. Segura teamed with Doris Hart, {Miami, Fla, in a one-set mixed {doubles exhibition, beating Surface

The entries for the qualifying

George Newton, president of the

The draw for the tournament will

The association will conduct a

Allison’s, leaders in the Manu-

day. He tied up the first game 8t| Tommy Holmes hit safely for the ayhinition av | pai § 3 year ago. 3-all in the ninth with” his first| Braves in both games to run his Sammy. Stead. Who was scheds one, and. hit one with the bases ciring to 31 games. | | 8 fuled to appear on the program as filled in-the second game George | The Cards, led by little Augie Thomson's partrier, was unable ta Binks singled home George Case gergamo, who made eight hits B=| play because of an arm injury.

to win the first game. for Marino | ¢1yding a triple and two runs and

4 : : : The cards: Peretti, his ninth this season. Mil! grove in nine runs, beat the Giants . i rds ton Haefner had it easy all the way twice at New York, 8 to 4 and Bae Out =3 44534448 4-38 to win his sixth game. in the after- |g t, 2 Byrd out eit ‘ te ‘ : ‘ ‘ demiS piece. | The Dodgers lost ground with a Nelson out -- 1343434%86.01 Two ex-service men who are pac- | oj; vine the Reds, Who Wan the pas 1a Me ing the American league pitchers | opener, 4 to 3,-as Al Libke aC-|{Themson in .... 1454338 4 4 43569 each won a game at Detroit. Dave | .qunted for all the runs with two 2rd tn aaprias 13858344 $833 ° 2 iM cae I od Perriss, Red Sox rookie, won the!g4,uples and two singles. Brooklyn McSpaden in 53343443 : =

opener, 4 to 3, for his 13th. Alton ook the second, 5 to 3, as Hal tr . Benton outpitched Clem Hausmann Gregg scattered 11 hits for his 10th! Row] and in Golf

in the nightcap to give the Tigers’ yictory. an even break, 5 to 2, winning his! The Pirates, irked at losing ihe, TOUTNEY Sunday Warren Bevington and Dale Rowe

sixth game and the first since opener to the Phils,*7 to 6, on an | error, came back with a’ 15-hit at- land, first place winners in the

breaking his leg, May 24. The Yankees and Indians divided | tack to win the second, 13 to 0. The| Fourth of July golf tournament atat- Cleveland. Hank Borowy, New| phils put over the winning’run on. Highland yesterday, will meet in York ace, suffered his second defeat | a wild throw by Frankie Gusting in a play-off match Sunday to detere in a row as the Indians won the the eighth of the opener. Max mine the ‘winner of the trophy doe opener, 4 to 2, while Steve Gromek | Butcher pitched a. six-hit shutout nated by Dr. J. Willlam ‘Wright, yielded eight scattered hits for his|in the second. | president of “‘€¢he club. ninth win. In the second game All yogarday’s star—Harlond Clift | Bevington posted an 89-25—64 Gettel outpitched ‘Allie Reynolds,| .¢ (he Senators, who hit three While Rowland tallied '84-20—64 to getting the 3-2 victory in the ninth homers to account for seven runs | tie for first place. when the Yankees scored the win-| ;.'5 gouble victory over the White

ning run on a long fly. Sor. He has hit seven hofiert Tom Connelly Wins

A's, Browns Divide since June 23, Li k T The Athletics ended a 14-game| mn S Tournament -:

losing streak at St. Louis, winning| 7800 See Clowns the opener, 3 to 2, but Pete Gray, 7 . _» : b Bill in the flag tournament held yester-one-armed outfielder gave the Divide Double Bi ; day at Pleasant Run as he paced Browns an even break by singling| One of the largest-crowds of the a field of 30 club members. Merle home two runs in the ninth off|local baseball season numbering Cdlvert and L. Jones finished in Russ ‘Christopher, to take the sec-|7800 fans saw the Indianapolis the’ next order. ond game, 6 to 5. : Clowns split a_double-header yes-| ag ae | continued their brilliant | terday at Victory fleld with the POISON IVY

They defeated Winkler Stokers,

winning the initial game, 5-2, with

Fendley on the mound, and the nightcap, 13-1, with Sparks in the box.

Whitey Lockman Recalled by Giants

NEW YORK, July. § (U. P.).— The New York Giants, seeking to

2 put the team back into contention

in the Nétional League race, brought up Outfielder Whitey Lockman from their Jersey City farm club today. Lockman, 19-year-old left handed batter, is six feet one inch tall and weighs 180 pounds. He is to report immediately,

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