Indians Battled by Blues In Dual Losses In Kansas City
The Indianapolis Indians were hammered by the Kansas City Blues in two exhibition games, losing 13 to 4 and 13 to 8. Blues pitchers Zinn and Wilkinson held the Indians to scattered hits while heavy Blues hitting produced twenty seven safeties in the two games. More than 13,000 spectators watched the doubleheader as De Bives drove in multiple runs and Campbell, Krueger, Brown and Hill added key hits for Kansas City.
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Indianapolis Star
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Coast Star Contender Kinsey Advances in Clay Court
Robert Kinsey ranks sixth among U S singles players and is poised to be a formidable figure in the national clay court tournament starting at Woodstock courts. His brother Howard pairs with him to rank second in national doubles, with Bob considered the stronger singles player of the two. His game centers on accuracy and steadiness over flashy power.
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Robert Kinsey
Woodstock
Bob
Howard
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Sports Results From Morning American Association Games
Yesterday's scores from the American Association show Kansas City and Minneapolis winning their games while Toledo and Saint Louis suffered losses. National League results include St Louis edging Pittsburgh and Milwaukee defeating Columbus. Franklin College basketball forward Carlyle Frid die was seriously injured after jumping from a moving train in Mexico, later taken home for care.
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Kansas City
INDIANATOLIS
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Minneapolis
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GREAT FIELD READY FOR TOURNEY TODAY
Under a blazing sun more than 200 players prepared for the national open golf championship at Skokie Country Club. Irene Sarazen shot 71 in practice, John Black set a 200 yard midiron mark on the eighteenth, and Leo Diegel staged a famous “squirrel shot.” The field included Hutchison, Evans, and MacDonald among others with qualifiers to follow.
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INWOOD
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Associated Press
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Midiran
John Black
Diegel
Leo Diegel
Washington
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Yanks Rally Early to Beat Browns in St. Louis
New York jumped to an early lead and held off a late Browns rally in a tense game at St. Louis. Pruitt started for Cleveland but was chased in the third as Danforth and Root shut the door, while the Yankees’ hitters pounded the Browns for a decisive advantage.
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Siki Stops Nilles in Second Round
Paris report says James Siki knocked out Marjerl Nilles in the second round of a fifteen round bout. Nilles, a French heavyweight, was favored to win but was halted after a swift clinch and a hard right that felled him face first.
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Circuit Race Card Opens Fort Miami Track Today
Fort Miami track in Toledo hosts the Grand Circuit as more than 400 horses arrive from Cleveland. Five days of top light harness racing feature purses totaling over 817,000 with events like the Fort Meigs stake for 2.03 pacers and the Fort Siam stake for 2.08 trotters on opening day. Wednesday highlights Maumee 2:05 trot and a 3-year-old pacer event. Thursday features Wilys-Overland 2702 pace and the Turkey Foot 2:17 trot. Tecumseh 2:32 trot closes. Saturday is set for postponements. Lightning-fast track and good weather raise expectations for several records.
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TOLEDO
Fort Miami
Cleveand
Fort Meigs
Unscrambled letters hint at local sports meeting report
A garbled OCR style note mentions several figures and names like Wathen Winn Dacias Lenk Herrink Merishe and Hales Rist Tater. It appears to be a disordered record of a Southern Association event with limited readable detail and dates.
Tennis title clash and doubles win headline
Miss Wis showcased supreme court strategy in every game as Emmett Pare and Clifton Nelson of Chicago edged Donald Strachan and A. L. Sandy Weiner 1-6 6-1 6-4 in the boys doubles. Alonso fought Tilden through two sets before the Spaniard broke through to victory. the gallery notes Tilden not at peak.
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CHICAGO
Associated Preas
Tilmots
Mane) Alonso
Spain
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
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Skokie Country
Helen Wills
Berkeley
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Clifton Nelson
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A. L. Sandy
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Ruth Gains in Race for Home Run Honors
Babe Ruth of the New York Americans raised his home run total to eighteen after four more circuits last week, narrowing the gap on Cy Williams of the Philadelphia Nationals who led with twenty-two. Williams of St. Louis Americana added two homers to reach thirteen, placing him third in the league race. Other top hitters across American and National Leagues include Williams, Warne, Wheat, and Traynor among several Philadelphia, New York, and Cleveland players managing multiple blasts and rising in the rankings.
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Babe Ruth
New York Americans
Cy Williams
Philadelphia Nationals
Williams
Willams
St. Louis Americana
Bath
New York
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luute Vellmann
Detroit
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Bastian and Burdick Retain Inter-City Doubles Honors
Ralph Burdick and Froderick Bastian of Indianapolis defeated Alex Squall and Arthur Shaw of Chicago to win the 1923 inter city doubles title 6 3 6 8 6 3. The victory gives them two legs on the Saunders trophy with New York and San Francisco each holding one leg.
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CLEVELAND
Ralph Burdick
Froderick Bastian
Indianapolis
Alex Squall
Arthur Shaw
Chicago
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Detroit
Burdick
Bastian
New York
San Francisco
Wiliam Tilden
United States
Menuel Alonzo
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APOSTLES EDGE SENATORS IN Slugfest at St Paul
St Paul won 11 to 3 over Columbus in a high scoring game featuring five home runs by Dresden Gonzalez Morrigan Paskett and Baird. Suspensions on Allen and Boone were lifted while Haas Merkle and Berghammer remain suspended awaiting tomorrow.
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The hardest test a golfer can face a defending champion
The piece argues the true challenge for a golf champion lies in defending the title rather than winning it. It cites Gene Sarazen missing British Open qualifying as evidence that wearing the crown creates a mental hazard. The author asserts champions should not be required to qualify abroad and notes the pressure of gallery distraction on defending champions and their caddies.
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Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Sakazen
Engeland
hazard
America
Woodstock Clay Court Championship Opens Today
The thirteenth annual clay court championship begins this afternoon at Woodstock Country Club with all courts in prime condition. William Tilden and John Hennessey headline first matches at 2 pm as a large crowd is expected, with first round drawings and several standout pairings anticipated for keen competition.
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Woodstock
Louisville
Cincinnati
William T. Tilden
John Hennessey
J. B. Adone Jr
Texas
Gerald Emerson
Milwaukee
Ralph Burdick
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