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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1930

Page

2

Bruins Still Lead NL by Two and a Half Games

Brooklyn to face a demanding road trip through Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago and Cincinnati as they cling to a two and a half game edge over the Cubs and five over the Giants. The Giants blew a late rally in New York allowing Brooklyn to steal an 9-8 win in 10 innings aided by Lindstrom error.

New York Brooklyn New York Giants Robins Chicago Cubs McGrawmen Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Pirates Reds Cincinnati McGraw Giants Joe Heving Bob O'Farrell O'Farrell Bill Walker Lindstrom

Baseball Today’s AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUE Schedules

Scheduled games include Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo in the American Association A L doubleheaders St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Also Chicago at St Louis postponed by wet grounds Yesterday’s results include St Paul Columbus and others with detailed box scores for several games.

American Association St Louis Chicago Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh St. Louis St. Paul Columbus Louis Ile Wees Kansas City Aoe Columbus A Indianapoll American League Phila Clevel

Independent Baseball Gossip From Shelbyville Rays and More

Shelbyville Merchants beat Columbus Athletics 8 to 7 in a second meeting this season with Columbus battery Center and Fehring while Hodges and Nenu pitched for Shelbyville. Multiple local teams seek games next Sunday and reports note strong pitching and batting highlights across city matches.

Shelbyville Merchants Columbus Athletics Shelbyville Center Fehring Columbus Battery Hodges Nenu Pee Eancay Merchants Andersec Medical Glass Indianapolis Cardinals Kendall Riley H. P. Ee Murphy Building Indianapolis Black Sox H. Woods Holbrook Street Mallory Riverside Nory Princess Cance Cubs Soran Drexel Relander

Beefy Boxers at Riverside Feature Local Ring Show

Sergeant George Craig formerly of Ft Harrison and Tiny Jim Miller of Columbus Indiana head the Riverside boxing card. The main event highlights two towering heavyweights with long fighting resumes and claimed recent armory ring action.

George Craig Ft. Harrison Tiny Jim Miller Columbus Ind Riverside Armory

Hoosiers Approved In Buckeye Conference Expansion

Ohio University officials and coaches announce approval of De Pauw University and Wabash College joining the Buckeye intercollegiate conference. The addition comes amid a two year scheduling agreement aimed at stabilizing member competitions in 1940s era athletics. The move marks Indiana schools joining the Ohio State led conference securing new regional matchups.

Timea Athens de Pauw Wabash Buckeye Ohio University Indiana

Night Twin Bill Ends with Tribe Defeats at Washington Park

Kansas City Blues sweep the doubleheader 9 to 4 and 11 to 8 at Washington Park. Yarmouth started the opener for Kansas City and Miller absorbed the loss for the Tribe, with Mulrooney finishing. The Tribe out hit 15 to 12 in game two but a seventh inning six-run rally carried the Blues to victory.

Indianapolis Monahan C Warmouth Eove Kansas City Indianapolis Knothe Gooch Grigsby Warmouth Rrett Barrett Pick Boss Miller Warmouthy Iarmou Miller Rooney Mulrooney Monahan Danle T. Losin Rue Onnolly H Monahan Ibaeseee Connolly Barnhartt Tucker R Hofman Ef Narlesky M Freigau, Inc Ow van Alstyne P O. Cvengros Dwee Angiey c Dorman O Mulrooney Dp Burwell Dorman Batte Mondino HO Knothe Erenees Cf Nicholson Barrtt Collins C Sheehan Poe Thomas Pet Vows Sheeiholson Igan Narvy Angiey Ae Monahan Stolen Olson Kansas Tof Ba City Crengtos Ewe van Nalrosies Bonnauy Nd Rue Night Twin Bill Washington Park A. A Kansas City Blues Yarmouth Blues K. C Sheehan Day van Alstyne Cvengros Burwell Bill Burwell Claude Jonnard Corriden

Davis Cuppers Enter Eastern Tennis Tourney

Seeded players moved forward at Meadow Club in Southampton New York as United States Davis cup team members returned to action George Lott defeated John De Lara Wilmer Allison Bill Tilden John Van Ryn and Berkeley Bell were slated to play today R Norris Williams defeated Clifford Sutter in a three set match and several others won second round matches including Bryan Grant Jr Sidney Wood Jr Junior Coen Francis Hunter and Frank Shields.

United Press Southampton N. Y Meadow Club George Lott John de Lara Wilmer Allison Bill Tilden John van Ryn Berkeley Bell John Doeg Paris R. Norris Williams Clifford Sutter Bryan Grant Jr Sidney B. Wood Jr Junior Coen Francis T. Hunter Frank Shields

Regular Golf Under Lights at Eastwood Hills

Kansas City news reports a golf tournament tonight at Eastwood Hills Country Club on a fully lit nine hole course. The event attracts well known professionals and amateurs as the course opens to the public for regular play Thursday night.

United Press Kansas City Eastwood Hills Country Club

Seven Yankee Golfers Win

Seven Americans advanced to the second round of the Canadian amateur golf tournament in London Ontario on Tuesday. Victors include Eddie Held Great Neck New Jersey J Woodie Platt Philadelphia J R Ferguson Philadelphia F W Ryan Birmingham Michigan Fred Wright Newton Massachusetts S S Merritt Nobia Pennsylvania and Frank Connolly Dearborn Michigan. Ross Hayes Dearborn Michigan and L L Vanzant Tulsa Oklahoma were defeated.

United Press London Ontario Eddie Held Great Neck N.J J. Woodie Platt J. R. Ferguson Philadelphia F. W. Ryan Birmingham Mich Fred Wright Newton Mass S. S. Merritt Nobia Frank Connolly Dearborn Ross Hayes Mic

Ten enter cycle race at Walnut Gardens Sunday

Ten entries have been received for motorcycle races at Walnut Gardens on Sunday. Rody Rodenberg, a consistent winner this season, has entered his Indian. The track is being reconditioned this week for a fast race. The first event will start at 2 30.

Walnut Gardens Rody Rodenberg

Highland Plans Women Golfers Invitational Event

More than ninety feminine golfers are expected to compete in the state invitational tournament sponsored by Highland Golf and Country Club over the club course Friday. The event is handicap with gross and net prizes. Several leaders from the recent state title meet are slated to play. Threesomes start from 8:30 a.m.

Highland Golf and Country Club C. A. Jaqua Thresomes

Diddel Agnew Tie for Rotary Golf Honors

Will Diddel and Earl Agnew tied for low gross honors at the Speedway course Rotary Club tourney with 77. Agnew won the draw. Dr. M. A. Clark led players aged 50 plus with 81. Other prizes went to Orval Barkett for least strokes on one hole. Durward Staley for high 165. A. R. Chenoweth for most times in creek 8. Fred Siess for most in trap 11. C. F. Harding for most trees 11. Oscar Laverty for most lost balls 3. Bill Hodges for most graceful. Charles McGuahey highest flying golfer arriving by plane. Blind park (76) saw ten tied. Walter Brown won on draw, with Carl Taylor second, Charles Bryant third, W. F. Hodges fourth.

Will Diddel Earl Agnew Speedway Course Agnew Dr. M. A. Clark Orval Barkett Frankfort Durward Staley Indianapolis Creek A. R. Chenoweth Greencastle Fred Siess Lebanon C. F. Harding Lafayette Oscar Laverty Bill Hodges Gary Charles McGuahey Charles Bryant W. F. Hodges

Tillotson Named Physical Director at Franklin College

Roy E. Tillotson, formerly head basketball coach and football assistant at Miami University, has been appointed physical director and track and football coach at Franklin College in Franklin Indiana. A Oberlin graduate and former Hiram College head football coach, Tillotson resigned from Miami and his replacement is not yet named. SIX

Oxford, O Roy E. Tillotson Miami University Franklin College Franklin Ind Tillotson Miami Oberlin Hiram College

Ripple boxing card at Broad Ripple arena Thursday night

Roy Myers and Kid Calloway lead the six bout program at Broad Ripple arena. Jack O'Hara meets Blackie Cline in the semi windup as local talents fill the supporting list.

Roy Myers Kid Calloway Broad Ripple Arena Jack O’hara Blackie Cline

Three Class AA Leagues Defy Major League Draft Ultimatum

Three Class AA circuits the American Association Pacific Coast and International leagues refuse the universal draft. They plan joint action with other minors and appoint a committee to unify policy. Major leagues threaten a boycott set to begin December 1930.

American Association Barnard Dixon Stewart United Press Chicago Walter E. Hapgood Montreal International League Charles Graham San Francisco E. S. Barnard Montreal

Ruth 41st Home Run Opens Lead Over 1927 Pace

Babe Ruth stands thirteen games and twenty one days ahead of his 1927 home run schedule with his 41st homer. He connected off Irving Hadley of Washington for a 450 foot blast, a pace unmatched by his 1927 season when he hit No. 41 in the 120th game on August 27.

United Arena New York Babe Ruth Ruth Irving Hadley Washington

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