Saints Invade Tribe Park After Finale With Brewers
Ownie Bushs Indians dominated the weekend with two wins over Milwaukee, 3 to 2 in fourteen innings and 4 to 1 in regulation, leaving them atop the AA standings. Burwell Hill pitched well, Sicking delivered a game winning single in the 14th, Henry dominated Sunday, and Ho dapp fielded well with Allen driving in two for the Indians before 8,500 fans. Umpires Murray and Connolly worked a sparkling game day.
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Ownie Bush
Indians
Milwaukee
Brewers
St. Paul Saints
Indianapolis
Ioosiers
Burwell
Hill
Eddie Sicking
Frank Henry
Henry
Sicking
Hodapp
Pug Allen
Murray
Connolly
Christenbury
Shaing
Bogadd
Allen
Clarke
Eft
Schreiber
Krueger
Richbourg
Murthy
Brief
Connally
McMeremy
MecMillan
Schulte
Melillo
Griffins
Indianapolia
Haars
Sanders
Pangere
Butler track athletes in meets at Drake and Penn relays
Butler track teams compete this week in the Drake games and the Pennsylvania carnival. Kansas meet highlights include Gray Kilgore Caraway and Phil lips in half and mile relays with record times. University of Kansas teams set or broke multiple relay marks. Earl McKown and Herbert Schwarze post new bests in pole vault and shot put respectively.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas
Wood
Doolittle
Penna
Gray
Kilgore
Caraway
Phillips
Occidental
University of Kansas
University of Ilinois
U of Texas
Earl McKown
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Herbert Schwarze
Wisconsin U
Tf. A. C. Swim Team Beats Cincy U In Dual Meet
The Tf. A. C. swim team defeated Cincy U 40 to 28 in a Saturday night dual at the local pool. The team victory came down to the final events. A novelty stunt by two local casters attempting to cast man fish with light tackle failed to land the target.
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Tf. A. C
Cincy “U
Track Meet Results From Saturday Tourneys
College results show Wabash 83 over Earlham 45 and DePauw 70 to Indiana U 60. High school scores include Shortridge 54 over Morton Richmond 45, Princeton 30 over Vincennes 29, Bicknell 23 over Petersburg 7, Frankfort 56 over SAURAREDORS 46, Elkhart 70 over Wabash H S 29, Elwood 53 over Anderson 28, Lapel 10 over Pendleton 7, Alexander 1 over Brazil H 8, Rose Poly freshmen Greensburg 52 over New Point 8, Lette 4.
Tribe Notes Sign Maun From Giants In Tribe Deal
The Indians obtained outfielder Maun from the New York Giants and signed him to a Tribe contract after a one day holdout. John McGraw offered a future chance with the Giants if he performs well for Cleveland. Manager Bush plans to start Hoosier pitcher Thompson in a game soon, with Dutch Henry possibly filling Jess Petty’s spot.
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John
Hippo) Thompson
Argos
Ind
Bush
Hassan to Fight Reynolds in Broadway Theater Bout
Turkish wrestler Hassan or Hassan, 150 pounds, will meet Jack Reynolds in a finish bout at the Broadway Theater Thursday night. Hassan, who defeated Ernie Maddox here last week, seeks a shot at Reynolds and promises the weight advantage will help him win. Three mat bouts on the program start with the first at 8 15.
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Ala Hassan
Jack Reynolds
Hassan
Ernie Maddox
Reynolds
Independent baseball results from multiple teams with varied scores
The Acme AAs dominated North Stars 16 to 0 marking their fourth straight win while allowing only two hits. Daly and Zimmerman pitched. William Johnson lists contact details for game inquiries. Hill's Camp defeated Pratt Speciale 11 to 2 and opens next Sunday. Ideal Furnace topped Van Camp Hardware 15 to 2 and Fisher 12 to 8 in ten innings. Jewell's AB Cs beat Link Belt 11 to 4 with Young pitching. Ed Ward’s Fast State clubs seek addresses for game arrangements and May 3 events.
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Acme A. A.s
North Stars
Acmes
Daly
Zimmerman
A. A.s
Pate
William Johnson
Pershing Ave
Belmont
Hill
Pratt Speciale
Shebyville
Otto Hill
R. R
Franklin
Ideal Furnace
van Camp Hardware Club
Fishers
Jewell
A. B. Cs
Young
Kansas City
Track mishap at Epping trotting meet leaves drivers shaken
Report from Epping New South Wales details a three horse trotting incident. The leftmost horse fell first with its driver lying beside the sulky. The center and right horses nearly collided and could not turn. The rightmost driver remains upright but is headed for overturn. The seat cushion is noted high in air.
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Epping
New South Wales
Locals Lead At State Bowling Tourney Day One
Busy day at the state bowling tournament with teams on the alleys from 4 p.m. Fulton-for-Mayor of Gary leads after Saturday with 2856 pins, Stead and Peterson of South Bend second at 2826, Terre Haute Buicks fourth at 2806 just one ahead of Hotel Lincoln No. 1. General Cord Tires of South Bend sits fifth at 2766 as leaders hold steady on Sunday.
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Furnas Ice Cream
Terre Haute
Gary
Stead & Peterson
South Bend
Terre Haute Buicks
Lincoln
General Cord Tires
Indianapolis A. B. C.s Beat Dayton In Exhibition
Dayton dropped a 9 to 6 decision to the Indianaplis A B Cs in an exhibition game Sunday. Pitchers Tredwell Rile and Martin starred for the winners on the mound in Dayton Ohio.
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Dayton
Ohio
Idianapolis A. B. C.s
Tredwell, Rile
Martin
South Grove Wins Intercity Golf Match Over Terre Haute
The South Grove team defeated Terre Haute 16 to 8 in the season opening intercity golf match using the Nassau scoring system. Visiting golfers were hosted to a lunch prior to play.
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South Grove
Terre Haute
Nassau
State Bowling Meet Today Schedule and Participants
The listing shows today's bowling meet schedule with two man and five person team events across Indianapolis Terre Haute and Vincennes. Pairings include Donie with Sargent Vincennes Buck with Thurgood Terre Haute Wentworth with Short Terre Haute Lovelace with Sullivan OPPS, Wooten with Lorrance Terre Haute and more. Major league homer totals and player mentions follow in a concluding line with Bel Williams Wilson and Bennett among others.
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Alley
P. Donie
F. Sargent
Vincennes
Bond
Eeste
H. Jenkine
Pulliam
A. Younghane
H. Buck
L. Thurgood
Vinconnes
Indianapolie Ath
Indianapolis
W. R. Mayer
James Ice Cream
Clamane Linch
Baileys Realtors
Hanae
C. Bailey
G. B
C. Broich
M. Alley
Auto marks Nurmi again at Culver City speedway
World records fell in the American Automobile Association sprint program at Culver City. Harry Hartz in a Miller Special won the 50 mile race in 22 11 at 135.2 mph, while Peter De Paolo in a Dudsenberg won the 25 mile race in 11 06 3 5 at 136.00 mph. Other 25 mile dashes saw Leon Duray finish 11:10 at 134.32 mph, Pietro Bordino 133.4 mph, and Bob McDonagh 130.47 mph in the consolation. In Chicago, Paavo Nurmi, despite a cold sweater, beat Willie Ritola in the Loyola games 3000 meters in 8 47 2 5.
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Harry Hartz
Peter de Paolo
Tommy Milton
Leon Duray
Milton
Cooper
Pietro Bordino
Fiat
Bob McDonagh
Cntted
Preas
Chicago
Paavo Nurmi
Marvel
Willie Ritola
Grant Park
Nurmi
Ritola
Jackson Schultz
Missouri
Georgetown
Holycross
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Jole Ray
Jimmy Connally
Georgetown University
American sprinters set records in Japan visit
Loren Murchison and Charles Paddock showcased speed at Meiji stadium on Sunday. Murchison ran 125 meters in 13 seconds and Paddock completed 176 meters in 18.45 seconds. They were greeted by Prince Chichibu and plan to depart for Manila via China on Thursday.
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Torio
Loren Murchison
Charles Paddock
Murchison
Paddock
Meiji Stadium
Prince Chichibu
Manila
China
Nut Cracker N a current magazine article
Opie Read explains how golf cured him of poker and what that cure means. A 15 year old Missouri boy reportedly holds the American tumbling championship, possibly Fred Fulton, with Louis Firpo in the finals. Other notes joke about editors, form, and sports figures amid a miscellany of quips.
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Opie
Missouri
Fred Fulton
Louis Firpo
Infantry and Field Artillery Polo Clash at Ft Ben Harrison
A large crowd watched the first of a three game Pony polo series as the Ith Infantry defeated the 8d Field Artillery 15 to 13 at Ft Ben Harrison. Capt Craig and Lt Brimmer led the winners while Capt Mc Creary and Lt Hardin starred for the losers. The second game is set for next Sunday on the main parade grounds.
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Ith Infantry
8D Field Artillery
Ft. Ben—_ Harrison
Craig
Brimmer
McCreary
Hardin
East Enders in Field for State Games Reach
The East Enders baseball club led by Manager Sherman returns after winning last year’s city independent title. He has lined up former league and college players and aims to face top semi pro opponents in the State games. For information contact Tip Sherman at 2104 BE Washington St or call Webster 5821.
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East Enders
Times City
Sherman
Tip Sherman
Washington St
Webster
Grinsteiner Dominates Indianapolis Gun Club Shoot
Grinsteiner swept the weekly Indianapolis Gun Club event on Saturday finishing with 93 of 190 in singles, a perfect 25 in handicap at eighteen yards, and 21 of 12 pair in the doubles.
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Grinsteiner
Indianapolis
Pro Amateur Golf Tour Planned At Coffin Course
A professional amateur golf event was slated this afternoon at Coffin golf course. Teams feature a pro and an amateur with the best combined score earning the win.
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Coffin Golf Course
Mandell Bout Tonight in Milwaukee Ring Show
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois fights Joe Azzarella of Milwaukee in a ten round lightweight bout in Milwaukee on April 20 according to United Press.
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Mandell
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Joe Azzarella
Sande Back Saturday Great Jockey to Return to Belmont
Earl Sande, America s leading jockey, will return to the track at Belmont Park next Saturday after a severe spill at Saratoga last summer. The resumption marks his comeback to racing life and competition.
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United Press
New York
Earl Sande
America
Saratoga
Belmont Park
Busy day at Boys' Prep School sports amid tennis and baseball
Athletes at the Boys' Prep School focus on baseball and tennis as Harry A. Dame, athletic director, prepares first string squads. Tennis hopefuls train in the indoor court built by Carl Fisher on school grounds previously his estate. Leading baseball candidates include Sullivan Caperton Buschmann Lieber Adams Overstreet Wigains and Forrey with Becker Heath in the outfield. Butler tennis team defeats State Normal five matches to one on Terre Haute courts led by Sagalowsky Kurzrok and McLeay. Richards loses singles.
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Harry A. Dame
Carl Fisher
Sullivan
Caperton
Buschmann
Wis
Lieber
Adams
Overstreet
Wigains
Forrey
Becker and Heath
Mos Wok Bros
Amea
Shortridge Wi H
State School For Deaf and Dumb
Nobleaville High School
Butler
State Normal
Terre Haute
Richards
Sagalowsky
Kurzrok
McLeay
Sagalowsky- Kurzrok
Richards-McLeay
Baseball schedule for AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and leagues
Today slate shows AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville St Paul at Toledo Minneapolis at Columbus. In the AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York. In the NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Brooklyn postponed Pittsburg at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston two games with morning contest postponed due to cold.
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American Association
Columbus
Indiana
T Paul
Louiseville
Boston
Philad
Pitte
Aisee
Games Today
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
National League New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Kansasity
Louiaville
Yesterday's Results from Minneapolis and Other Matches
Baseball results show Minneapolis, Columbus, and Louisville with mixed innings totals and key players listed. Multiple games concluded with final tallies and notable pitching and batting names across St Paul Toledo Kansas City and Chicago efforts. Weather affected games in Boston at New York and Cleveland at Detroit as only some games scheduled.
Baseball scores from city league play revealed
Indianapolis edged Milwaukee 3 to 2 in a four inning game while Columbus defeated Minneapolis 1 to 0. Other results included Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 New York 6 Boston 3 Philadelphia 3 Washington 0 Chicago 14 St Louis 6 New York 7 Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 14 Boston 13 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 20 Chicago 5.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
College Baseball Saturday Scores Across Numerous Matches
Butler edged Dayton 7 6 in ten innings while Indiana defeated Boer Poly 13 3 and Valparaiso crushed Elmhurst 26 6. Muncie Normal beat N A GU 12 9. Brown won 5 1 over Connecticut Aggies. Penn State 4 Gettysburg 3. Georgia Tech 19 Alabama 7. Pennsylvania 3 Lehih 4. University of Michigan 6 University of Aanncin 4. Boston College 4 Navy 3. Mercer 19 Notre Dame 0. Og lethorpe 12 Howard 3. Wisconsin 9 Michigan Aggies 4. Illinois 4 Town 1. Chicago 4 Northwestern 1. Princeton 2 Amherst 1. Kentucky 2 Georgetown 4. Cornell 7 Columbia 5. Tufts 4 Boston U 2.
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Dayton U
Indiana
Boer Poly
Valparaiso
Elmhurst
Muncie Normal
N. A. GU
Brown
Connecticut Aggies
Penn State
Gettysburg
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Lehieh
Pennsylvania Military Core
University of Michigan
University of Aanncin
Boston College
Navy
Mercer
Notre Dame
Oglethorpe
Howard
Wisconsin
Michigan Aggies
Illinois
Town
Chicago
Northwestern
Princeton
Amherst
Kentucky
Georgetown
Cornell
Columbia
Tufts
Boston U
Main Go Settled for Card
Midget Mike O Dowd of Columbus will fight Happy Atherton in a ten round main go at Tomlinson Hall Friday night promoted by Progress Athletic Club with Billy Shiners as matchmaker. O Dowd and Atherton drew at Ft Harrison last summer. Also on the card Carl Schmaedel of Indianapolis meets Jack Langford of Louisville in eight rounds and Toule Bloom of Columbus faces Billy Edge of Gary in another eight rounds. Sailor Morris and Battling Davis, both 215 pounds, open with four rounds. a six round bout is also listed. Tickets available at the Claypool hotel drug store.
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Happy Atherton
Tomlinson Hall
The
Progress Athletic Club
Billy Shiners
Carl Schmaedel
Indianapolis
Jack Langford
Louisville
Toule Bloom
Columbus
Billy Edge
Gary
Edge
Sailor Morris
Battling Davis
Claypool Hotel
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Lette
U. S. College OF Chiropractic
N. A St. Ene Areata
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Lee
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Bunny Brief
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Bailey
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Indi
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Prince OF Wales
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