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FAST FILLY — Daanis Hanover, driven by veteran Ben White, i is one of the likely starters in the Horseman Futufity for 3-year-old trotters, feature race on Monday's Grand Circuit racing card at the fairgrounds. The

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t will open the Tuesday racing card. .In the sulky here

Cams

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Acres Stable of

pacers Wednesday afternoon.

AFTER RICH PURSESE"J. Hal is due 5 carry the colors of the Baker

St. Charles, Ill, in the $25,000 Fox Stake for 2-year-old

The brown colt is being driven here by

Harry Fitzpatrick.

Diehard Braves Breathing On Cards’ Necks

Southworth's

Club Only

Half-Game Behind St. Louis

Willard Marshall's 32d Homer Leaves Giants Only One Behind Yanks’ All-Time High

‘NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (U, P.).—

The Cardinals, who have been look-

ing only forward toward first place, were forced to look back over their

shoulders today as the Boston Br

aves made a spirited bid to knock

them out of second place in the National league.

= Third place yawned below the

$0 within a half-game by beating the Phillies last night,

the Cardinals were idle. To add to St. Louis worries, first place grew even more remote as the league-leading+ Brooklyn Dodgers stretched their margin to seven-and-a-half games with a 6 to 3 win over the New York Giants.

Imbued with the diehard spirit ¥

of skipper Billy Southworth, the Braves ripped four Philly pitchers for 17 hits to mark up their fourth win in their last five games. And on the mound, going all the way for his fifth straight victory, was big Bill Voiselle, right-hander who has blossomed into a winner since Southworth got him from the Giants. The Giants could have used Voiselle, or somebody, when the Dodgers blew Dave Koslo and Joe Beggs apart for five runs in the sixth

inning to clinch their game at

Ebbets fleld. Brooklyn had riflin’ Ralph Branca who held the New Yorkers to four hits to register his 19th victory of the season. Climax play of the Dodgers’ big rally was Jackie Robinson's steal of home against Beggs. Giant Highlight Only Giant highlight in their oss, their sixth in seven games at Ebbets field this year, was Willard Marshall's 32d home run in the seventh inning, a wallop that left them only one homer behind the Yankees’ all-time mark of 182 in a single season. The Cubs, Reds and Pirates, as well as the Cards, had "off days” in the National league. Mickey Harris of the American league's Boston Red Sox showed that his recovery from the sore arm that has plagued him all season was. near-complete as he threehitted the Philadelphia A's, 2 to 1. Joe Coleman went all the way for the A's, yielding ohly five hits. Philadelphia’s run came in the seventh on a single by Ferris Fain, a sacri-

fice, and a single by Hank Majeski, |

but the Sox came back with two in the same frame on singles by Bobby Doerr and Birdie Tebbetts and a double by Ed Pellagrini. _ The 3 second- nd-place Sox remained

Red Birds since the Braves pulled 9 to 2, while

| . Major Leaders By UNITED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE G AB R Williams. Boston ..124 416 102 Mitchell. Cleve 89 347 49 Boudreau Cleve. .. 118 418 81 pplin Tid 120 455 » Reh, 123 474 SE ATIONAL LEAGUE Walker, Phila ...123 451 60 Cavarretta, Chi 405 50 Reiser, Brooklyn ... 890 310 81 Elliott, Boston 124 460 BO Galan, Cincinnat¥ 109 338 52 HOME RUNS Mize, Giants 44 Coo Giants 28 Kiner. Pirates 38 Willi Hams, Red Sox 26 Marshall, Giants 32 RUNS BATTED IN Mize, Giants 117 Cooper, Giants 05 Elliott, Braves _ 99 Marshall, Giants 94 iner, Pirates 8 RUNS 113 Kiner 108' Musial, 102

Pirates 096 Cards 94

| Mize, Giants Robinson, Ddgrs Williams, R. Sox HITS Baumholtz Beds 162' Walkers, Pesky, Red 159 Holmes, Gus tine, “Pirates 157

Phillies 157 Braves 7

12 games behind the Yankees, ow ever, when New York registered a 10-inning, 4-to-3 win over Washington, George McQuinn's long fly bringing Tommy Henrich home from third base with the winning run. Stan Spence drove in all three Senator runs with his 12th and 13th homers, but Bobe Newsom and Joe Page joined to hold Washington to five hits in all, Page getting the victory. Early Wynn, who gave only six hits, went all the way and was the loser. The Detroit Tigers continued to make life miserable for ~ pitcher Ellis Kinder of the St. Louis Browns when they Brownies, 5 to 4. Kinder, knocked out in the sixth inning, suffered his 12th defeat in his last 13 starts. Pitcher Steals Home Fred Hutchinson went all the way

for Detroit, getting his 13th victory A

and providing the game's spectacular play in the first inning when he tripled and then stole home, Chicago-at-Cleveland was postponed on account of rain in the last half of the first inning and most disappointed was Indian outfielder . Hank Edwards who hag just hit a homer with one man on\

» final matches are

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318 in one s afternoon while Bob

beat the

80 Football Candidates |

elimination sprints. taken by Frazier and Stan Smola

Await Butler Grid Call

Approximately 80 Butler university football candidates will report

to Coach Tony Hinkle and his assistants at the Bulldog practice field Tuesday morning. , Capt. Ott Hurrle and 15 other returning letterman are expected to be on hand. These include centers Hurrle and Ed Cornelius, Indianapolis; guards Ray McSemick, East Chicago; Kurt Kyvik, Fort Wayne; Joseph Kavanaugh, Indianapolis and Bob Hamilton, Louisville; tackles John Murphy, and William Kuntz, Indianapolis; ends Knute Dobkins, and James

Eaton Captures Midget Feature

Kenny Eaton of New Castle drove to victory in the 25-lap feature midget race last night at Speedrome Potsy Goacher of Anderson was second, Dick Prazier of Muncie | third and Ted Hartley of Roanoke fourth, Eaton, who had a winning time of 5 minutes 59.9 seconds, also was the ‘winner of qne of the 10-lap Others were

of Ft. Wayne, Prazier set a new track record of 55.9 seconds in the helmet dash, while Hartley came in first in the 20-lap Ford race.

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Kavanaugh, Indianapolis, and backs Bill Sylvester, Orville Williams, Francis Moriarty, Tom Sleet, Pem Cornelius and Bill Kerbox, all of Indianapolis. . Hinkle ‘will be assisted this season by former Bulldog: stars John Rabold and Jim Hauss, who will coach the line and ends Wally Middlesworth, Hinkle's No 1 assistant in past years, will be absent this year because of private business. _Chester McNerney will serve as freshman coach and will be aided by Herb Schwomeyer and Bob | Dietz. McNerney is an I. U. grad, | while Schwomeyer and Dietz both |are Bulldog alumni. { James Morris will continue to serve as the team's trainer,

Play Continues In Links Meet

“The golf championship play resumed at South Grove course this afternoon and will conclude Monday in the 26-hole final test ‘at Coffin course, Quarter-finals were on deck for and the two semi scheduled tomorrow morning at Riverside in the secondary flights also will be tomorrow. Walt. Chapman of Speedway, the champion was carded against Carl Smith of Sarah Shank upper bracket match this Schuman of Pleasant Run was meeting Bob Ludlow. of Coffin, In the lower bracket it wag Russ Rader of Sarah Shank against John Vargo of Speedway. Clayton Nichols of South Grove Salge of South Grove were the other lower bracket rivals. Winners of today's matches tangle in their respective brackets tomorrow.

Indianapolis city amateur was to be

this afternoon

{apolis but was lifted in the seventh Harrington, 2 ari Wins Club linning for a pigch hitter, and his olsen it" |successor, Stan Ferek, was greeted Lang, }

Title at Highland

Carolyn Varin today women's golf champion of the Highland Golf and Country club

after defeating Mrs. Rick Herrick, 4 and 3, in the title match. | Mrs. Lacy Shuler downed Mrs. C A. Jaqua, 2 up, in the championship consolation finals, Results in lower flights:

First—Mrs. Louis Randle defeated Mra Paul Whittemore, 1 up in 20 hole Con-solation—-Mrs. Dale Lentz defeated Mrs L. Lykins, 5 and 4 Second--Mrs. M. Crosby Bar ed Mrs. Paul Crane, 5 and 2

tiett defeat-

Mrs. R. L Bale defeated Mrs. R. Swallow, 4 and 3 Third-—Mrs Sefin oS her defeated Mrs James Hogshi 5 Consolation Mrs. C. J Hall ‘detested Mrs, G. W. QGer-

ald, an Fourth—Mrs “Ted Philpott defeated Mrs N. Donato, 2 up Consolation-~Mrs George _Hilgemeir | won by oh by default

3 Bouts Carded’ For Mat Program

Three bouts ‘with action dished oy by junior will form the outdoor card next Tuesday night at Sports Arena. Frankie Talaber, the Columbus, 0., matman who has been piling up

la winning streak, will engage Billy

Rahorn, Atlanta, in the top tussle Raborn has dropped but one match here, a closely-contested. affair to Bud Curtis.

Buck Weaver, Terre Haute, will

try to add another one 4n.his win hie Householder,

cblumn when he meets Ed Williams, Springfield, Mo, in the semi-wind-up. Weaver won over Billy Fox last Tuesday, A third bout will be added

Bowling Notes | The Knights of Columbus league will open its season at the Dezelan alleys Wednesday, Sept. 10 at 8:30 p. m. Our Lady of Lourdes league will hold an open meeting in the Lourdes school auditorium Tuesday at 8 p. m. The league opens its season at the Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady alleys Sept, 2 at 8 p. m

League Standings, Results

AMERICAN ASS0C ATION

Kansas City Louisville Milwaykes inneapoli seers INDIANAPOLIS NT Columbus , . 8t. Paul , Toledo ..

AMERIC aN LASs00 TATION gs

Milwaukee ... 2008 "000 000 000 2 11 "2 Minneapolis 000 200 001— 3 7 0 Pyle an Fisher and Ars on

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000 Schlueter; Kansas City ’ , Main “and Niarhos, Haugstad and Phepke Loutsville at, Toledo do (postponed,

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2. GAMES TODAY

Boston Detroit . Philadelphia .. Cleveland ' Shicage Washington

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Brooklyn 8t. | Boston

Cincinnati Chicago | Pittsbur, gh Philadel hia ,

RESULTS YESTERDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE | Bosto 020 101-140 9 9 0 | Philadelphia ’ 100 2 2 Voiselle and Camelli; rib ly {Hughes Wl Schanz 8) and Padgett. Yor 001 000 110-3 4 1 rans 000 05 00x 6 11 0 Beggs, Trinkie and .W, Cooper; | Branca and dward:

AMERICAN ¥ LEAGUE

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2 o JioMES 0. 011 001 001 4 8 1 Hutchinson and Wagner; Kinder, Zoldak | and Moss, rly. Philadelphia .. 000 600 100-1 3 0 | aad i Coleman and Rosar, betta,

and Mancuso, Page and.

000 20x 2 0 Harris and Teb*

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS at Toledn {night}, Louisville at Columbus (nj ht) Milwaukee at 8t. Paul {aight Kansas City at CAN. LEAGY Inight). AMERIC UE

Detroit at Bt. Louis (ni Chicago at Cleveland Washington at New Jork 2. Philadelphia at ‘ NATIONAL "LEAGUE

i; New York at Brocklss 8 [Bosion at Philadelphia.

18t. Louis at Cincinnati (night). Pittsburgh a» Chicago.

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Delaware, Madison and Ray Sts. | noon

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Top Midget Field To Race Tonight ni:

Tribe in Toledo, 11 Games

Out of First Division

Near End of Last Road Trip After Losing to Columbus, 8-3

One of the last. changes of scenery was being made today in the American association, and the Indianapolis Indians were still trying to get into the playoff act at Toledo. As the Tribe opened a two-day three-game set with the Mud Hens, it was 1's games out of the first division and deadlocked with the Columbus ‘Red Birds as the result of Columbus’, 8-3 triumph over the Hoosiers last night. Minneapolis picked up ground in Scored on Barney Olsen's single the three-way a Ferek was derricked in favor of Red Barrett, but Lang. met Barrett's first pitch for a'single Olsen came in on Mike Natisin’s long fly, and then Bill walloped a home. run over the Following the short stand in To- rightfield fence. ledo, the Indians will return home . Monday for a twilight-moonlight Tribe Box Score double-header against Louisville INDIANAPOLIS and will complete the season in a will jams. 2h ee R against the east

by winning a 12-inning battle from Milwaukee, 3 to 2

Return Home Monday

astiglione, &s rs 1b Weatherly, cf Rosenthal, rf tried Guinting, 11

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Lang Triples -— i Don Lang's triple brought in“fhe Totals "eo un P Columbus run in the first INDIANA oLIs 000 100 200-3 inning, and the Birds counted an-| Runs batted Broome 3, Kalin Howerlon 2. Lang Guintin y Olsen, Naother pair in the third on A pPAIr (sin. Teo base hits-Jarvis 2 Hatying. , ton Broome Three-base hits of singles rd.) a double by Roy Broome. Home run Howerion roame. Howertor ouble . a and Combs: Castiglione Willams and The Hoosiers first tally came inipMoran. Williams Cas tighouerand Moran ’ . Left on bases—-Indianapqlis § Colunioys the Jour Sting 23 singles by Base on bails Off 7 aie 2 ute oran Aan ov eatherly,

Perek 1 Struck o Jnt 2, to Rosenthal

D By Barrel § fl tq and Ben! ! Staley 1 Mite Of Lint Guintini's long fly.

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Ferek 2 in 'y, Barrett 3 in Two more In-:pitcher—By Lint (Staley). Lo y } Umpire Serafin, Stevens

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seventh "as Ernie Andres Leroy Jarvis doubled and batting for Lint, both with a single Then the roof fell in walked one man, and this was followed by a triple by

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- | Castiglione . 28 g : 283

Moran Wentzel wreeens MOY 5 2 248

Jarvis 168 J 2 324

Guint ini 18 Kalin Mora

Home Runs

4 Ww i The midwest's leading Offen- Andres 12, eS

to be hauser midget race car drivers will Rosenthal Bra Tildie 1. Cnn 2 heavyweights BO after lap records tonight at the : wrestling W.

stiglione 9, Weath- . wo ly 4, v Guintini 5, Kali 4 16th st. Speedway. Moran 4, May ch 4, Andres 3, Rosenthal 2, . " an led ¢ Bb The racing program, scheduled to “80 Base Hits—Weatherly 23, Castig-

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200-Target Skeet Meet Arranged

The Capitol City, Gun club, located at Belmont and Raymond sts. will be the scene of a “Silver Dollar Marathon" for the nation's outtanding skeet shooters on Sept, 6

and 7,

Fritz Gierhart, club president, outlined plans for the 200-target event today and announced that a guaranteed purse of $2000 would be at stake, Only 50 entries are anticipated, because there will be no prizes “class” shooters, but all of the nation's leading gunners are {expected to compete with every entrant regarded as a potential rwinner, Spectators, as well as participants,

o Will be permitted to take part in a o Calcutta auction following a prelim0 INAry n o next 0 Dave Arnette, mid-west o champion; : all-gauge 0 Pratt, “0 are expected to ‘head the

100-target Saturday.

20-gauge event 20=gauge George Heaney, Indiana champion; and L. 8 former ational champion, list of contenders. Out-of-entrants wil Irepresent New Alabama, Texas, California , and all of the mid-western states.

Indianapolis town

: ‘Sweet 16’ Tourney Playoff ‘Opens Tonight

Play in the nig “Sweet 16

102 000 50x—8 softball tournament opens tomorrow

night at Municipal stadium. | The meet is a double defeat elimi-

Sacrifice nation affair and an estimated $600 plays.-Hafring on in

merchandise prizes awarded. THree first

will be round games

;, are scheduled tomorrow night, three

Monday night, Tomorrow night Ertel Machinery opposes Insley Mfg. in the opener at 6:45; West Lalayette plays RooseInn at 8. and Kramer Mig

night and two Tuesday

The remaining 10 teams are

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Greenwood, Weak's Market, - Me-

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¢ Finals in City Swim

Set for Tomorrow Trials were to be held today at 2 p. m in the city. swimming championships at the Broad Ripple

U. S. Davis Cup Hopes Rely on Kramer, Schroeder

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (U, P.).—The United States put it squarely up to Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder today to defend the Davis Cup against Australia in the openiog singles matches of the challenge round at Forest Hills with the same two players thiey stunned a year ago to win back the huge silver bowl, Kramer, U. 8. singles champion and No. 1 tennis player in the : world, drew the opening maten against curly-haired Dipny Pails, the 26-year-old Australian champion, Schroeder was paired against John Bromwich, acknowledged ace of the Aussies.

The U. 8. was a strong favorite to retain the cup although the Australians were confident they would complete the first day's play At least with an even break, virtually conceding a victory to Kramer but ‘expecting Bromwich to down Schroeder. Kramer in Peak Form Schroeder drew Bromwich in the opening match at™ Melbourne last December and upset him in five sets. Kramer raced through Pails in three sets and the two Californians -~Kramer is from Los Angeles and Schroeder lives at Glendale—later clinched the cup by winning “the . doubles from Bromwich and aging Adrian Quist. Schroeder's recent form, not quit: up to par, caused U, 8. non-playing captain Alrick Man only slight worry for the 26-year-old star has a trick of lifting his game to an amazing degree when the chips are down. They're down now and none knows, i better than Schroeder,

Pro Football

Cleveland Browns 28, Baltimore Colts 0. Pittswuren Steelers 24, Green Bay ck- | or Los pT le 24, Chicago Rockets 21.

Auto Races

TONIGHT

Greenfield

8 EVENTS 815 P.M.

RELIABLE—Norman (Gobby) Williams, former Manual and Butler athlete, will be at one of the outfield positions tomorrow for the Kingan Reliables when the defending cham: pions play their second round game of the city amateur base. ball series at Brookside park,

Schedule TODAY Game 1 Ferris Food Markets vs. Armour)! Social club at Garfield. 2P R Mallory vs. Linde Air Produets at Riverside 3. South Nide Saints vs, Prospect Tavern at Riverside 2. Navy « Marine Recruiting . vs. Beech Grove Reds at Riverside 3, Eagles Lodge vs. DeWolf News at Riverside 5. Moore Mortuaries vs. Warner at Riverside 2 Leon Tailors vs. Edgewood Mer-_ chants at Riverside 6. Lincoln Chiropractic college vs. Allison at Riverside 1. § Kingan Reliables vs. Russet Cafeteria at Riverside 4. TOMORROW Winner game 1 vs. winner game 2 at Rhodius 2. Winner game 3 vs. winner game 4 at Riverside 3. {Winner game 5 vs. winner gamé 6 | at Riverside 2. |Winné» game 7 vs. winner game 8 at Garfield. Winner game 9 vs. loser game 8 at Brookside.

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get underway at 8:30 p. m., a run-off of the events postponed | last Monday night because of rain Racing also will be held Monday

will be!

Tw 23, Andres 21, Weatherly 92, Moran 20, Guintini 16, Wentzel 14, Mauch 12 R ddie 7, Kalin 7, Brown 5 Jarvis 5, Rosthal 4, Willlams 3, Nag Perez "Btolen Bases- Wentzel 4, Mo Weatherly Andres 3, Castig-

pool, Finals in the meet, sponsored by the city recreation department and: Loser game 3 vs. the Red Cross, will be held tomor-

Loser game 9 vs. loser game 1 at

loser game 5 al Riverside 5.

| way, W. 16th st.

night. MN » Jarvis 3, Mauch 2, Rosenthal 2, Tonight's field will include Sam Hanks, Emil Andres, Don Brennan Tribe Pitching Johnny Parsons, Aaron *Woodard, » VY aaeicis y Mel Hangen, Leroy Warriner, Ron- Nas Teddy Duncan, oR Ci ete cen Henry Banks and Paul Russo, Barat t

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Racing Schedule

TONIGHT At Indianapolis Midget

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‘ 3 Ex-Indians: Soriano won 2 I, lost 2; Wilkie Yost 1;

Gornicki lost | Gabies yon 2 lost 8.

Speed -

At Greenfield Midgetd¥ofie. At New Castle, Mt, Lawn stock cars,

TOMORROW | At Alexandria Armscdmp, midget cars MONDAY \ At Indianapolis Midget Speedway (75-lap race), At Winchester, Funk's speedway, stock cars (afternoen),

Fight Results

By UNITED PRESK NEW YORK (Madison Bquare Garden) | Welterweight champion Ray (Sugar! | Robinson, 152, New York, knocked ou Flashy B8ebesstian, 147'4, Philippines (1) (non-title), ’ NEW YORK ‘long Beach Jimmy: Corti, 135%, Trenton pointed Jimmy Lartsso, 132,

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leight event ecard Time tridis start at! and the first of the sprints et 2) oom my, o. 8 5

38 32\nation’s leading riders and 3 a Were scheduled Woods won |

Rex Mays’ Offy No. 44

row at 2p. m Jim Clark, Indianapolis Athletie club swimming coach, will serve as

i meet director,

i! Equestrian Trials

CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (U ). ~The horse to compete today in the first of five events of the

Olympic equestrian trials,

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Loser game 2 vs. loser game 4 at Riverside 1. | Loser game 7 vs. loser game 6 at Riverside 4. | All games will start at 2:30 P m.

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