South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 129, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 May 1921 — Page 8

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110TRE DAME NINE RETURNS; TACKLE PURPLE SATURDAY

Onlv One IJaeball Game is Scheduled for Week Kxpect Tough Proposition.

MACKS TAKE LOMG GAME FROM YAMS

Perkins Triples in 11th and Scores Two Yanks Try But Fall One Shy.

League Standing

American Ixvigue.

Notre Dame athletes wf.l enjoy a coniparatio vacation during the coming week. Th- ball club me et

N'orthw,t(rn at Cartier Field on Saturday afternoon and Coach Itorknr will tak his track squad to Landing for ;i dual r 1 1 e -1 with the Michigpn AgrPs on the same day. Nort'rr.vi ;(rn should ), taken into camp hy Halas' athUtra, as the Lvar.ston la'!.? have hern trampled upon with regularity Ly conferr-nee. t(;im during the fi'snn. The present I'urj-- -'iii'nl in tli first diair.ond squad v. hi-h Northwestern Ivn present-d .-in'f IT 17. and itWfirk early in the season rc fleeted all of the faults commonly noticed in a tc.ttn of beginn rs. The ..-ir-hins f .Tack Saw telle, former L hitch bae ball and football p'ayirr, ha.s reinovt u many of tli"- aiiy ." n d'feit.- and the tram has c!iM', n .'nMtt n t improve

luent in jt;s later .iinps. Ietpit consist nt dfat.- the Purple players luve di.-plaed a tltrTitin spirit, v. hu h ("iiip ji. at; . t an exunt for tin ir la--!: f.f knowledge: and the particular z-t whieh cm-fr-t;i-n, . s-dr."jl.s r- r erve for N'fitre I'aiiu will make the Saturday eon-t-t anything: hut a pip: for Mohardt and Iiis rrew. Trick Mm Meet Aies. I 's I i t lh deff,,t adminisiered hy J-'t. 'iatr.s Saturday, the fact i ''i,!, jjns that th N"tre Pame tam I taj.ah!- of playing ball with the 1 evt of tli1 oIIrt;f trams The Ka'n-l.;ik''.-ii.ai.l is were in h hitting j:iM'd. and frll r n Captner when hits in ant i um; ;-nd if the local maul, ra

li.ld a bad Lame of ball to Cet out

tit tlnir makeup it i w"dl that

ha p;1 it d r':ainct St. Viator's ratlur tin n in t n n i 1. 1 with a more historic riva !. TIk trn k sqm'l is ?!"ivl for an f.ify win ocr tb.e Atri''. The Michigan t m n 1 1 r f 1 a n indoor conflict with R" kn's nthlete.- in Kdruary. pleading superior Notre Iame Hrenth a? a reason. TJie sliuwinsr of Kesper, I)sei, Wynne. H;irs. Shaw. Ilfiein and rornpnny against Illinois last Saturday revealed the power of the outdoor squad: and a victory over the Apcies more than

Hy .'oelatfd I're: NH v YORK. May 8.- The Philadelphia .'.meri:ans won an exciting 14-lnnlrg game from New York hero Sunday by a score of Z to 4. Catcher Perkins broke up the contest In the 14th when he made a triple, flooring" imgan and C. Walker. Rommel won hir third victory of the s-prinpr from New York and pitched

spectacular ba!l with men on bapes. A chan steal of home by Fcwstcr. a pinch runner, enabled the Yankees to tie the came In the ninth. Score: Phila.. 000 201 000 000 0: 3 14 2 N. Y... 000 0 10 00- 000 01 4 13 2 Pommel and Perkins; Piercy, Coll:n3 and Hoffman. Schangr.

Won Tct. Cleveland 13 6 .714 New York 9 8 .523 Detroit 11 10 .524 Washington 11 10 .324 Uoston 8 7 .53 St. Iyouis 8 11 .421 Philadelphia 7 11 .3S9 Chicago 3 12 .294

National Ijcnrui.

Red Sox Score Pair in iSinth to Bent Senators

lly As i.ited Pre: WASHINGTON. May S. Boston defeated Washington Sunday, 4 to 3. two runs in the ninth from Pinch Hitter Foster's triple. Pratt's double and a pair of singlca off Z ichary deciding the issue. Washington twice held the lead, in the fourth and again in the eighth. Score: P.o.ston 000 000 2024 7 0 Washington.. 000 100 020 3. ' S 1 Jones and P.uel; M.ogridgc. Zachary and (Iharrity.

Won Loat Tct. Pittsburg 16 4 .800 Brooklyn Fl 7 .650 New York 12 7 .632 Chicago 0 .500 Cincinnati 9 13 .4 0; Hoston R 12 .400 Philadelphia 5 12 .234 .St. Iuis 4 12 .250 American Association. Won Lvt PetIndianapolis 10 7 .5 S S Kansas City 10 8 .530 Minneapolis D 6 .32J Louisville 10 10 .500 Columbufl 3 3 .500 Toledo 10 11 .475 St. Paul 10 12 .433 Milwaukee 7 3 .438

EPPA RIXEY HALTS PITTSBURG STREAK

Roush Doubles in Ninth and Scores Only Run of Game on Fonseca's Hit.

Bjr Aisorlated Press: CINCINNATI, O.. May S.

natl stopped Pittsburg's streak of nine games by the Pirates Sunday, 1 to game was a pitchers' duel

incin-

wlnnlnc breating 0. The between

LOCALS LOOK BAD IN MICHIGAN MEET

Score But Seven Points Priming for Northern Indiana Saturday.

Browns Wallop Three Cobb Pitchers for Sixteen Runs

i IJy Ahsoelated Press:

ST. JAUJIS, Mo., May 8. St. Louis hit three Detroit pitchers hard Sunday and won an easy victory. 1G to 8. The Tigers hit.Palmero also, but th early lead obtained by the

It j Prow ns proved too much of a handi

cap, score: Detroit 100 102 201 S 13 . 2 St. Iuis.... 023 306 20x 16 13 0 Leonard. Holling. Steward and Ainsmith; Palmero and Hillings.

YKSXKR DAY'S ItKSULTS. American Ixnguc. Cleveland. 17; Chicago. 3. Philadelphia. 5; New York, Detroit, S; St. Loul. 16. Poston. 4; Washington, 3.

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National Icagaie. New York. 0; Brooklyn, St. Louks 3: Chicago, 6. Pittsburg, 0; Cincinnati, nly three pcheduled.

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Cleveland Sluggers Treat Three Sox Pitchers Badly

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l'ajrue l'lajs.

The

fourth s ri-s in th inttrhall

Icique. wh:h played Sunday dee!oj.. .l ;i j.;. utitude of solid hitting. OlT-Cimps won its record grime of the season by slamming a 2m-1( victory over Sorin. Pronson forg'd in-

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with a 1-0 win over

ok a :-'. struggle

t' t-eco

orby and Padin t from ari(dl.

She ban of Carroll drove another! .pike in hi;-; Pabe Ruth record by j

cracking ins .-ccoiid home run In as m;;riy gune-.. burns anl Katsford

rn'.:ag'd in a pretty pitching duel in' the t h-owuson -( 'orby out sf. P.m n.'i striking out 11 men and Kttsfordj

bv A, kned Pre: (.LTA'i:LN:. O.. May S. CJrve-

iland made -It tnree out of four from

Chicago, winning Sunday'3 game 17 to 3. Tiie iSirco Chicago pitchers were hit hard. Fhle pitched brilliantly and made three hits, driving in four runs. Score: Chicago C00 000 012 3 3 0 Cleveland... 00 310 32x 17 2') 0 Kerr. Davenport. Wilkinson and Schalk. Yaryan; Uhle and O'Neill. Thomas.

American Association. Columbus. 2; Toledo, 0. Indianapolis, 4; Iouisville, 3. Minneapolis. 2; St. Paul, .3. Milwaukee at Kansas City, grounds.)

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.Southern Association.

Mobile. 4; Memphis, 12. Chattanooga. 10; Birmingham, 13. New Orleans, 17; Little Rock, 4; (Int. game.) New Orleans. 3: IJttle Rock, 2; (2nd. game.) Nashville, 5; Atlanta. 4.

Babe Adams and Eppa Hixey, the latter ge-eting the decision in the

ninth when Roush doubled. Duncan

sacrificed and

score:

Pittsburg ....

Cincinnati . . .

Adams and

Hargrave.

Fonseca. singled. The 000 000 000 0 3 1 000 000 0011 7 0 Schmidt; Rixey and

Cardinals Win Slugging

Match From Evcrs Cubs

By Associated Pres: CHICAGO, May 8. St. Louis de

feated Chicago, 3 to 6. In a free hit

ting contest before a large crowd.

The visitors launched their attack behind York's wildness and piled up an easy lead. Home runs by Mc-

Henry and Flack were features. The Hcore: St. Louis 100 104 0309 13 0 Chicago 000 201 030 6 11 0 May, Rivierl and Dilhoefer; York, Freeman and O'Farrell.

Brooklyn Defeats Giants And Go Into Second Place

Capt. SIuss and cohorts received quite a parrlng up at the Kalamazoo invitation meet last Saturday, when only three out of the 15 men

entered placed in any events, the South Bend total being eeven points. Hyland Park of Detroit copped first honors with a total of 17. with Grand Rapids Central second In line with 15. Twenty-five schools were entered in the meet. The Orange and Blue leader in points was Capt. Sluss. who scored second in the Fhot put. Foster and Sabo were the other local point gatherers with a third in the high hurdles and broad jump respectively. Practice for Saturtlay. This ßhowing, although not as good as was expected, has passed out of the locals minds and every ihojght is bent on winning the

Northern Indiana meet to be staged on Cartier Field Notre Darn1 this Saturday. This meet will bring together the best in this section, and the Orange and Blue outfit will have no easy time in repeating their victory of last sea6on. Gary Emerson of the squad that

JOCKEY WHO WON DERBY REWARDED

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won from his head. In the at Churchill tcr. which with

Owner E. II. Bradley Al?o Gives Jockey Who Kode Kunrirr-itp $3.000.

By Associated Pres.-: LOULSYILLi:. Ky., May. Jockey C. Thompson, who rode K. R. Bradley's Behave Yourself to victory at Churchill Downs in the Kentucky derby, which carried $.", OOO added money Saturday afternoon, received ? 3.000 from his employer for his winning effort. Lawrence Lyk, who had the mount of Black Servant, a stable companion of the winner and sect n 1 in Saturday's race, beaten by a head, was rewarded with a like si; m. Of the 11 the roughbr-d vanquished in the derby by Behave Yourself, three on former oc?.isions had beaten him. At Lexington a few days

the locals humbled several weeks ago in a triangular affair, are watched as the closeit rivals of South Bend in the coming fracas. The steel city lads proved only to have a few good men. but these few look good for firsts in the.r events, while it is possible that some other schools may r'.rp in and win point." on some of the South Bend weaker points.

Prudery former the Harry Payne W'r.itn-.-y entries Saturday and finLhcJ tYurth. was winner while Behave Yourself was third, beaten alo by Grey L, withdrawn Saturday morning from th big race at the local course. Coyne, which finished sixth in the derby, waa second'in a

r ue a: l-xington last year In which Behave Your-elf passed under the wire Lfth. The victory ef Behave Yourself in the derby brought his total purse

earnings to here declare

h has

and an

horsemen excellent

chance of entering the list of thoroughbreds thu have won $100.000 or more. Ho is carded to etart in tho Clarke lundicap. $7.500 added, one and one-sixteenth miles, to be run at Churchill Downs next Saturday.

B ANFORTII BLANKS TOLFPO P-v .se. i.He.l Pro: COLl'MBL'S. O., May S Columbus defeated Toledo Sunday 2 to 0 in the final game of the series. It was Danforth's third defeat cf Toledo this season and his second shutout. Score: Toledo 000 000 000 0 8 1 Columbus 000 020 OOx 2 6 1 MeCullotigh. Wright and Morgan, Manush; Danforth and Wilson.

No man values anything, from an education to a fortune or a woman, unlcs it has cost him a struggle to get it.

LOCALS "DASH 1H" AT STATE TOURHEY South Bend Bowlers Capture 613.22 in Prizes at Indianapolis MrcL

South Bend bowlers more than did themselves proud in the annual suite tournament, which clesM lat week at Indianapolis. Local pin knights grabbed off more than double the amount of money which they paid In for entry fees, to nothing of the honors acquired, which, after all. is the greatest achievement In the game. In all the local pin hounds cahei in $645.22. Of this they were rewarded with $147.56 m pperial prize?, high cores In t h evtril events, etc. $257 was won by reason of five-men team prires JS2.00 in the two-men event and $156.66 in the individual event. High Honor Winner. The high honor places obtain? 1 were the Conservative L!f team winning first place In the flve-rnn event: Tom Sharkey second place in the all event; Yal Altvas second place, and Louis elly fifth place la the singles; and Sharkey and Krueger fifth place In the two-men eTent. There were a great many bowrs collected minor prizes in which nearly of the several teams entered participated.

I NTKHNATIO.VAL LKAGUTC. Baltimore 1; Rochester 4. Newark 2; Buffalo 8. Jersey city 7; Syracuse 14. No others' scheduled.

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FIRST INVASION BY MAJORS TO BE MADE THIS WEEK

jeen bat.ers in the seven innings

the i oMtoM. S."frit fann .d II C;:r- ! roii batMs a,M H.yt turned in a! '(Mom National Leaguers Go

in e lujiiiu.; u.iui" i't carron. i Joe ll' irtKui's rb'ios. the tramp j

Ka?t and Eastern Anieri

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the

eaM.pus. used eight men

i tree in an exhibition game the Junior Seminary. O'Rior-

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cans Come est.

the rties pliyed center nn'" r.iiiis ud Ci ekv Cecil-

jar. . i ontinu' d hi.-. excellent backstop wo-k. The Orioles travel light, borrow ."d bat, ( alls and g.'oes from the vir. in ary nine aivi showed r.ucr-iTb -U.S i net a ' it nde l v breaking

two of the s miliary sticks, which!

weie so kindly loaned. A youth in short ttou.-ers. surname. i Andy, turn d th Oriob i baer with a 11-S s'-orc.

203 nno ion 3 3 210 00. 24x 9 :, and O'Conr.ell; Seyfrit and

Tlirce Kyo At Terre Haute: 'edar Rapids Terre Haute At Bloomington : Rock Island Bloomington At Kvansville: Rockford Kvansville ,

At Peoria: Mollne 7 Peoria 3

Kosults.

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gam; CS TODAY. American Icaguc. Detroit at St. Louis. '

BROOKLYN. May 8. Brooklyn regained second place from New York Sunday be defeating the Giants 2 to 0. Although hit in every inning, Mitchell succeeded in holding the visitors in check. Score: New York ... 000 000 0000 10 0 Brooklyn 0-00 001 Olx 2 6 1 Barnes. Ryan and Snyder, Gaston; Mitchell and Miller.

HOOSIER NINES TO PUT IN BUSY WEEK

National Ijeagiic. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

"JUDGE" M'CARTHY STARS ID N. D. WIM

u -roll Badia Hart Hurley. Soi-in

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orr-c.tmpiM nr 300 20 n 3 Su-.n. lKgiao and Anderson: Svvee , v an,i Parlir.e. St. Joseph 002 010 10 17 J Wal h Hall ..'OH-. 330 000 K 7 2 Brow risen On20'i2 0 1 e 4

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Dcmpsey Remembers Mother Sunday; Starts T raining

ATLAN'lH' CITY. N

Jack Dempsey's

r.a'da arrivtd Sunday can::' here, where h

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training parapher-

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morrow h:s dit:o::ir:g i:

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ardaous round of conp re pa ration for his ; 1-out with Georges L Jerst-y C:ty on July 2. wa.s entertained today

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by Mayor Be der, after attending

I -.as at SL Nie ho! as Catholic church. In the afternoon he rayed golf. One ef Dvir.rsey's first acts Sunday wa to send a telegram to his mother and another to a florist la Salt Lake City instructing him to Mr., I her a ho:. Tue: In comrnemoralicn cf Motlu-rs' day.

SAINTS DLrilAT MILLLRS ST. PAUL, May S St. Paul won ks fifth successive -victory over Minntapolis ly taking the last of the eiht gam scries Sunday 3 to 2. It was a pitchers' battle in which Hall's steadiness offset Robertson's 11 strik outs. Sooie: rdinneapolis ...000 001 0012 9 1 8t. PJaul 101 000 10x 3 8 0 Robertson and Mayer; Armstrong. Hall a:;d McMmemy.

1 P.v . so. iatrd Press:

NKW yoRK. May The first intersertional battles In the major leagues this week will give an idea of the relative strength of the western and eastern teams of each bragiio. Tho Pittsburg National league lerolers are .tronccly fortified

in pitching strength for their Invasion of the rast, while the staff of the Cleveland Americans appears wll prepared to take care of the eastern Invaders. Pittsburg will play in Boston and Philadelphia bofore attacking the stronger Brooklyn and New York teams. Cleveland will be host to its nearest rivals. Washington nnd N ' York, while Detroit will take on these tw.a eastern teams in the reverse order. In the National league the winning streaks of the Pirate. and C.iants were interrupted today by Cincinnati and Brooklyn, respec

tively. Pittsburg had won nine straight and New York six. Th? PimtAs and Giant were the only National teams to gain ground last week. Most of the other teams had unsteady pitching. Oe eland Is Strong. In tho American league Cleveland

apprars to be the only western team whit h will give strong opposition to the two leading eastern clubö unless Detroit's heavy batting can carry it faltering pitching staff to victory. The Tigers, who have averaged near 12 hits a game, jumped into the first division last week, but lost a chance today to advance to second place when St. Iritis outsiucged them. New York's success over Washington gives the Yanks renewed confidence for their western trip. Boston continued to break een in its contests, with no threat of an upward cr downward moe. The St. iouis and Chicago pitchers have been hit hard. The White have dropped to list place while Philadelphia, which had its first winning week, has advanced a step. The week's record in each league, of games played, won and lost, with runs. hits, errors, men left on bases and runs scored by opposing teams

University Tennis Team Outclasses Elkhart in Matches Sunday Afternoon. The Notre Dame tennis team outclassed the Blkhart Tennis club on the McNaughton courts at Elkhart

Sunday afternoon in the first matches of the season for the local net men. The local squad took four of five single matches and two of three in the doubles. Unfamiliar asphalt courta offered a flight handicap to the Notre Dame men who have been working out on the clay courts at the school gym. As a consequence the collegian's play was off In spots but a good driving and cutting gamo overcame a gene'-nlly poor eervice. Lansche was the star of the FTlkhart team, showing particularly well n the doubles with a good cutting game and a remarkable back hand. Walsh showed a good driving ga.ne and Pfeifferv. returned two wonderful shots from the back line. Wegman played a steady all-around game and "Judge" McCarthy starred at the net. Summaries: Singles.

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Pfeil

far. N. D.

including" games 7, is as follows:

cf Saturday, May

National Imjiif.

There ar s i footmen In attendar.c at the r;ain entrance to Buckingham palace throughout the day until 7 o'clock, when the number is rtdi'ccd to fuur.

p w i. it 11 r. i.r. on Pittsburg o n is 4- r.r, j: York r. r. o is .-.1 r rs hreeklvn I 2 - 1 24 7 la 'hleatfrt 1 .-. 'S U 0 4 I'. ton 1 2 3 12 34 10 Td J.", I'ineii.n itl ' t 4 4- 7 ri V. Pliil.iilelpti.l ..404 0 :;4 7 2t 1 i St. Louis i 1 3 11 31 -C 1C 20 American I.futuf. p w ij k h 1: i.r or. C'.oT-olin.l 4 .t 1 21 Tvl 4 r W atdnffton . . . . " 1 4 I J S M 2 New York 4 " 1 1 S 47 2 0 Betroit 7 a 2 .V. sO 71 T-l TtAsten 4 2 2 H ."-, 1 . 1., St. i.oids r 2 a 21 zr. 10 .vi r.i PMladtdphia .. " t 2 2' ; 7 42 Is CL!eau 0 1 0 li CO 4 W 40

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00000111 0 3 Larrhe-Grrffith. E. 11111900 1 6 rfelffcr-McCarthy, N. P. 0 110 111 1 Wagr.er-Sorenson. E. 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 Pfeiffer-McCarthy. X. P. 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 S Wagr.er-Sorenson. E. 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 : Wegman-rfcffer. N. P. 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 15 Lar.sche-Griffith. E. 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 0 : Second game called darkness.

Every College Basehall Team Will he in Action Some Day This Week. . INDIANAPOLIS. May $. Hoosier college baseball" diamonds face a Japanese invasion this week. The Wase da university nine, which is touring the United States, will be at

Lafayette . Friday to play Purdue, I and will come here on the following day for a game with Butler. I

All of the Indiana college teams will be In action dulng the week, the schedules showing tho following contests: Monday Wabash and Butler at Indianapolis. Tuesday Hanover and Franklin at Franklin; "Wabash and DeTauw at Greencastle. Wednesday St. Viator's and Rose Poly at Terre Haute. Thursday No games scheduled. Friday Ohio State and Indiana at Bloomington; Waseda and Pur

due at Lafayette; DePauw and State Normal at Terre Haute. Saturday Waseda and Butler at Indianapolis; Wabash and Roeks Poly at Terre Haute; Ohio State and Indiana at Bloomington; Chicago and Purdue at Lafayette; Northwestern and Notre Pame at Notre Dame. Wabash and Butler will open the week Monday with th first of four games arranged for this season.

Rain has prevented the Little Giants from meeting the Blue and "White 90 far this year, but the schedule has been rearranged so that four games will be crowded in unless inclement weather again interferes. NorUnvcstern at N. P. DePauw and Wabash will meet Tuesday In the eecond of their four game series. Wabash won the first game last Tuesday, scoring a 9 to 0 victory. Hanover and Franklin are also on the card for Tuesday. St. Viator's will come down from Kan

kakee. 111., for a mid-week game

with Rose Poly at Terre Haute, and the Engineers have hopes of an

nexing this ccntenst. Thursday is

an off day and presumably will be

devoted to regular college studies

and some baseball practice, Ohio State will arrive In Bloom

lnngton Friday for the first 01 a

two game series with the Crimson

The Buckeyes recently won a double

bill from the Hooslers at Columbus,

but this set back apparently has

failed to discourage the Blooming

ton "boys, as they appear hopeful of evening up tho record in the Fri

day, and Saturday games. Turdue Is

to meet the Japanese diamond stars

at Lafayette Fridaj and on the

same afternoon DePauw and State

Normal will mix at Terre Haute.

Purdue will be in action again

Saturday on the home lot with Chi

cago as an opponent. Northwestern

will play Notre Dame on Cartier

field. The Japanese team will be in this city for the Butler game,

and the card will be rounded out

with the Wabash-Rose Poly con test at Terre Haute.

INDIANS, 4; COLONEL, 3 By Asvdfljeii Pres: LOUISVILLE. May S Indianapo

lij broke even on the lour game series with a victory in the last came. 4 to 3. Louisville knocked

Cavet out in the seventh, but Stryk er checked the rally. Score: Indianapolis ..000 011 200 4 12

Louisville 000 000 210 3 9 2

Cavet. Stryker and Henline; Long Tincup and Kocher, Meyer.

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