Hoyt Out Ten Days With Leg Infection For Yankees
Waite Hoyt, star right hander for the New York Yankees, has been ill in bed a week with an infected leg and will miss about ten more days. The infection began on the left shin and spread to the left hip as Dr. George C. Adie monitors his condition. Hoyt hopes to return sooner but his leg remains painful. He has nine games played and six losses this season.
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Schopp Aims to Bring 1930 National Public Links to Indianapolis
City golf official Harry Schopp travels to St Louis with a mayoral letter and city data to bid for the 1930 National Public Links Championship. He will present Indianapolis as a golf hub and outline hotels and facilities to USGA officials, hoping to land the meet for next year. Joined by Maurice Feeney Bill Reed Sr and four others, Schopp seeks municipal backing and city readiness. Miss Tou Adams loses in Chicago semi finals to Ariel Vilas. the junior invitational event and Pleasant Run Club Hi Lo tournament are also noted.
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Sunday Baseball Notes Across Semi-Pro and Amateur Teams
O Hter Sans faces Indianapolis Maroons at Riverside No 10 Sunday with practice Thursday at Brookside Park and a Sunday meet at engine house No 27 Indianapolis Athletics seek a state game Sunday. Westfield club seeks a Sunday game at home or away. Carl Mendenhall's drug store at 7 pm asks for William Frost Forrester Cubs defeated Indianapolis gpos Sunday. The Cubs have a Riverside remit next Sunday and seek a fast team. Carl Gugan 9 2 Elm Street or Dr Van Camp. Hardware and Iron play New Augusta Sunday. Cy Murray and Ken Smith form the Van Camp battery. M S will meet the Midways and Henkin club in a double header at Gared No 3 Sunday. Schott likely to miss the Midways with Rearick Mueller on duty against the Shankins. MS has a nine vid eeeanc ae cents e i josive games for September at Penhsy Park. Dady A C s Indian hee Triangles Streuss Sars Meldon bang Keystones take notice. Call Dr 8 M and ask for Art ee team seeking first baseman Carl Al Rubush at Dr 4340 13 between 6 and 20
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Four Scraps at Ripple Tonight in Broad Ripple Bill
Four bouts on the weekly fifth bill at Broad Ripple feature Carl Schmadel vs Red Holloway in the main ten rounds. Tiger Kid Purvis meets Emmny Moore in the semi final. Prelims pair Casey Jones vs Frankie Clark and Ski Warner vs Willard Chappel. First bout at 8:30.
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Tilden Proclaims End Of Davis Cup Play For U S
William T. Tilden announced he is definitely through as a member of the United States official tennis teams. He and fellow Davis Cup squad members Francis T. Hunter Wilmer Allison George Lott John Van Ryn and John Hennessey sailed for the United States aboard the Majestic. Tilden stated he is finished with playing on official teams.
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Umpires name cities with uneven boxing decisions
Umpires say St Louis is the most unreasonable town while New York is the fairest and Philadelphia the toughest for a decision. Boston is next and out-of-towners get the squarest breaks in New York and Indianapolis. Babe Pinelli once tripped Art Devlin after being called a guinea.
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Phil Scott in U.S. to Make Bid for Crown
British heavyweight champion Phil Scott arrives in New York to seek bouts with top heavyweights including Max Schmeling at Ebbets Field. Schmeling refuses to meet Scott, while a boxing board contract feud with Madison Square Garden lingers. Scott plans to push a bid for heavyweight honors before returning home.
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Williams Still Champion After Sprint Wins in Amsterdam
Percy Williams of Vancouver, winner of the Olympic 100 and 200 meters, defeated Wykoff of Glendale and Tolan of Michigan in the 100 yard dash. The margin was close, showing Williams remains top class. Simpson of Ohio State failed to meet him. Williams faces limited Canadian competition, with a possible move to a U S college for renewed sprint stimulus.
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Guthrie Meets Jones In Broad Ripple Wrestling Card
Promoter McLemore headlines four bouts at Broad Ripple Monday night aiming for top card of the season. Heavyweights Elmer Guthrie and Cowboy Jones clash in the main event noted for rough tactics. First bout at 8 30.
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Ace of Tribe Staff Seeks National Stages via Cubs Deal
Indian ace Ken Penner moves to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for Claude Jonnard and a cash sum to aid the Indians. The deal, cleared by Secretary Bill Claner after waivers, boosts Penner’s chances with a club likely to contend for the World Series while providing funds for talent and deficits. Jonnard, a high success AA pitcher, posted strong 20 win seasons and a 3.29 ERA in AA.
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Tribe Home After K C Finale
Kansas City Indians drop a 12 to 9 decision to the Blues in a game that left Kansas City three runs behind the league leaders. Gerken homered with bases full in the third as Indianapolis and three Blues pitchers held off a late Indian surge. The Tribe, 13 hits to 16 for KC, head to Indianapolis for a three game set starting Saturday with Louisville.
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Talking It Over Edwin Cole Promoter in Broadway Talk
Edwin Cole returns to Broadway to discuss big boxing sums and his promoter plans. He claims vast finances and alliances with Humbert Fugazy and Jack Dempsey, while critics describe him as a high pressure operator with grandiose talk and risky schemes. Rickard is praised as a great promoter of his era.
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Wedding Gift for Ken Penner earns big league berth
Ken Penner, after years in the minors, marries this season and receives a major league chance with the Cubs. A top salary raise and potential share of player profits await if the Cubs reach the World Series.
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Mandell Canzoneri Title Bout Set to Sell Out in Chicago
The light weight championship bout between Sammy Mandell and Tony Canzoneri was expected to fill Chicago Stadium's 25,000 seats. Ringside seats sold out, cheaper seats exhausted, with advance sales reaching $120,000.
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Athletics Conceded Pennant by Betters Cubs Favored in National
Odds today on major league pennant races favor the Philadelphia Athletics 1 to 3 to win the American League title and the Chicago Cubs 7 to 5 for the National League flag. Despite the Yankees hot streak, betting men place the Athletics as likely winners with Yankees at 3 to 1. Pirates are 2 to 1 under current conditions as Bush’s club struggles. Giants remain a behind-the-pace threat, yet show shorter odds on McGraw’s squad than on New York.
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Wiggins Bout Draw In Anderson Fight Ends Without Decision
In Anderson Indiana Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis and Charles Anderson of Detroit Negro fought ten rounds to a draw Wednesday night. Rosie Baker of Anderson beat Tommy O'Brien of Indianapolis in eight rounds. Tony Celmar of Akron and Reamer Roberts of Indianapolis drew in six rounds. Chick Hall of Brightwood and Young French of Indianapolis split four rounds.
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New York Tracks Distribute About 3000 in Purses This Season
About 3000 in purses and stakes will be distributed by New York race tracks this season. The campaign runs through the year with the season ending in New York on November 1.
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Favorites Clash in Semi-Finals of Net Tourney
Seabright invitation tennis tournament enters semi finals with Berkeley Bell and Johnny Doeg in men’s singles while Helen Jacobs faces Marjorie Morrill in women’s. Upsets include Williams beating Seligson 6-4 6-4 and Farquharson defeating Mangin in three sets. John Cohn won New York state boys’ singles title in Syracuse.
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Two Helens to Lead U.S. Tennis Team
Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs top the U S standings and lead the United States Wightman Cup team to face England in a two day match at Forest Hills on August 9 and 10. Edith Cross Molla Mallory Marjorie Gladman and others are under consideration for selection with seven matches planned two singles and one doubles first day and three singles and one doubles second day. The cup stays with the winner for one year after four wins.
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Baseball Roundup: Braves, Cubs Split. Yankees Rally Big
Notable early games include the Cubs beating Boston 7 1 in opener before losing 3 in the second. Hack Wilson hit his 29th and 30th homers as Chicago won twice. Other highlights feature Klein and Hurst homers for Philadelphia in a 6 2 win over Pittsburgh, and the Yankees hammering Chicago 16 2 for their seventh straight.
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U S Golf Meet for Women Set
The thirty third national women’s amateur golf championship will be at Oakland Hills Country Club in Birmingham Michigan from Sept 30 to Oct 5. Players compete in 18 hole medal rounds with the 32 best advancing to match play and the final match set for 36 holes.
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