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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1928

Page

2

Seeded Star Defeated in Tennis Meet

Meadow Club invitation tournament saw top favorites advance while John Doeg of Santa Monica was upset by J Gregory Mangin in straight sets 6-0 6-3. Mangin outplayed the No 1 seed as second round play looms. It is understood the U S Davis Cup team may compete if arrival permits.

United Press Southampton L. I Meadow Club John Doeg Santa Monica Cal J. Gregory Mangin Mangin Doeg United States

Talking It Over With Joe Williams

New York sport column notes the Cardinals confident of repeating as league leaders and the Yankees likely to win the pennant. Cardinals manager Bill McKechnie expresses belief in his club while pitcher Alex Alexander doubts Yankee courage but expects them to reach the World Series, with a tougher race now likely.

York Cardinals Scoop Demon News Hound Giants Bill McKechnnie Cardinal Joe Williams McKechnie Rover Cleveland Alexander Athletics Alex Paul Revere Alexander Col Jacob Ruppert Yankees

1928 Olympic Track and Field Champs Highlights

A compact list of winners across events including 100 meters Percy Williams Canada Ray Barbuti United States and relay champs for the United States. Notable mentions include pole vault Sabin Carr United States high jump Bob King United States and discus Bud Houser United States. Women’s events feature Lina Radke Germany and Konopacka Poland with Ethel Catherwood Canada in high jump.

Percy Williams Canada Ray Barbuti United States Douglas Lowe Harry Larva Finland Heal Mastr le Poi Maiurmi S. J. Atkinson Lord David Burghley Toivo Loukola Pinlan el Cuees France Ed Y Hann Bud Houser Sabin Carr John Kuck E. H. Lundquist Sweden Bob King Patrick O’callaghen Ireland Mikio Oda Japan Paavo Ae Raeuand Elizabeth Ponies United Lina Dadke Germany En Sone Kono

Home Run Club Picks By League

Baseball roundup lists top homer hitters from American League and National League. Names include Gehrig and Ruth of the Yankees, Hauser and Simmons among others, with Cubs Cardinals and Robins players also noted. Yesterday’s homers feature Wilson Grimm Heilmann and others in a compact league tally.

Ruth Yankees Gehrig Hauser Athletics Simmons Blue Browns Wilson Cubs Tomley Bozette Robins Grimm Enators Bown Heilmann

Net Executives to Consider Case of Bill Tilden

New York Aug 17 The executive committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association will meet at the Vanderbilt Hotel Aug 24 to consider charges of violation of the amateur rule filed against William T Tilden President Samuel H Collom announced in a radiogram from the S S Paris returning from France with members of the United States Davis Cup team Tilden George Lott Francis T Hunter John Hennessey and Wilbur F Coen Jr aboard the Paris which is behind schedule and expected tonight

United Press New York United States Lawn Tennis Association Vanderbilt Hotel William T. Tilden Samuel H. Collom S. S. Paris United States France Tilden George Lott Francis T. Hunter John Hennessey Wilbur F. Coen Jr Paris

Baseball Calendar of Today’s American Association Games

Minneapolis plays Indianapolis while St. Paul faces Louisville and Kansas meets Columbus. Milwaukee tours Toledo and Cincinnati visits Boston both postponed by rain. Chicago meets Philadelphia. Buttaburga hosts Brooklyn for two. St. Louis and New York games in various venues with New York at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland.

Games Today American Association Minneapolis Indianapolis St. Paul Louisville Kansas Columbus Milwaukee Toledo National League Cincinnati Boston Chicago Philadelphia Buttaburga Brooklyn New York St. Louis Detroit Washington Cleverland Pet Dianapolis Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee Ee Eee O Sai Pitts York Rklyn Cincy Phila Chica Pet Wash. RO St_Louis Cleve

Baseball scores from Monday results and postponements

Multiple pro and college baseball games are reported with scorelines, innings, and pitchers. Notable items include Kansas City and Columbus games, Milwaukee vs Toledo, St. Louis vs Louisville, Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh, Washington vs Cleveland, and New York vs Chicago in fifteen innings plus rain delays and postponed games due to wet grounds.

Major Stars Yesterday In Baseball And Boxing Glance

Babe Ruth singled in four at bats and Lou Gehrig also singled in four. Heck Wilson hit two homers in the first game but failed in three tries in the second. Harry Heilmann doubled and homered in three at bats. TyROR AUP pinch hit once and was out. Jornsby P Waner Frisch did not play. In Wilmington, Jack Ryan was stopped in the second round by Young Stribling of Georgia on Monday night.

Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Heck Wilson Harry Heilmann Tyror Aup Jornsby P.waner Frisch Wilmington N. C Jack Ryan Philadelphia Young Stribling Georgia

Indians Fall To Millers In Ninth Inning Rally

The Indians lost to the Mauling Millers 12 to 10 after leading 10 to 3 in the fourth. Swetonic and Yde endured rough outings as Minneapolis staged an eight-hit, six-run ninth to complete a dramatic comeback. Matthews homered, Warstler and Comorbosky made standout plays amid a seven-pitcher marathon and a chaotic recap of seventeen meetings this season.

Eddie Ash Indians Millers Minneapolis A. A Betzerlies Swetonic Speece Yde Burwell Bill Bowwows Ball Park H Yoter Hays Greattiifthis Smith Wee Cotter Mancuso Briineart Wheat McCullough Bohne Indianapoli H Matthews Haney Layne Comorosk Burrus Miller Warst Spencer Peewee Indianaipolis Oteeeesree Warstler Matthews Hays Brillheart Harris Orsatti Swetoni Gillis Aye Patillerto Penne Tanene Brilheart Ugsing Hoatngee Rae Huccullouen

Five Bouts at Ripple Broad Ripple Park Arena Card

A bargain bill of five bouts is planned for Thursday evening at 8 45 at Broad Ripple Park bathing beach arena. Aron Atherton promotes the card featuring Willy Benz against Everett Kum at 120 pounds four rounds Charles Bergh against Earl Monroe Taur Reade Lew Spencer versus Paul Shu at four rounds Walter Smith versus Ray Six rounds Smalley Ryan versus Tiger Kia Purvis at 155 pounds. Additional ringside and circus seats were installed to manage expected overflow crowds.

Broad Ripple Park Aron Atherton Paande Willy Benz Everette Kum Charles Berghc Earl Monroe Taur Reade Lew Spencer Paul Shupounds Walter Smith Ray Smalley Ryan Tiger Kia Purvis

Expect pivotal NY athletic commission meeting on Tunney vacated title

New York August 7 The New York State athletic commission opened its meeting to address several claims for the heavyweight title vacated by Gene Tunney following the Tunney Heeney bout. The session also notes George Dawson, an acclaimed East golfer and recent conqueror of George Voight, began his athletic career under Bob Zuppke at Illinois.

United Press New York New York State Athletic Commission Gene Tunney Tom Heeney George Dawson East George Voight Bob Zuppke Illinois

U S Polo Team Strengthened for September Match

NEW YORK Aug 7 The United States polo team for the September international with Argentina gained Malcolm Stevenson agreeing to play No 3 Stevenson previously played third The lineup will include Tommy Hitchock at No 2 while No 1 position once filled by Devereaux Milburn remains vacant along with back positions.

United Press New York United States Argentina Malcolm Stevenson Stevenson Tommy Hitchcock Devereaux Milburn

Upset in Rogue Meet Hits Winona Lake Tourney

WARSAW Ind Aug 7 The second week of the national rogue tournament at Winona Lake opened with excitement as defending champion O E Earnhart of Chicago was defeated. W W Wilson of Chicago beat Barnhart 32 to 27 while H C Hayden of Cleveland remained undefeated in the first division with twelve wins and three to go. Grant Carey of Indianapolis won another match Monday.

Warsaw Ind Winona Lake O. E. Earnhart Chicago W. W. Wilson Barnhart H. C. Hayden Cleveland Grant Carey Indianapolis

Northwestern to close season with Dartmouth in final game

Northwestern University schedules Dartmouth for the season finale in Evanston Illinois on August 7. The detail list notes a hectic struggle and a decisive closing contest to end the football campaign.

Lu United Press Evanston, Ill Northwestern University Dartmouth

IGOLE IGHLAND Prepares For Interclub Battle At IC C Links

Qualifying play this week will decide the six and eighteen man Highland teams to meet Indianapolis Country Club next Saturday at IC C links. Bill Diddel and Eddie Zimmer are highlighted rivals in a long-standing interclub foe clash. Pat, Ralph Stonehouse, and George Law led a Terre Haute pro am event with low scores amid strong local competition. The Indiana State Golf Association plans its annual State meet at Tom Taggart’s Hills course in late August, with George Lance and John Simpson among notable players. Women golfers join the program with a two day medal play on the lower course to close the weekend.

Ighland Indianapolis Country Club Ray Reed Red Joe McDuffee Country Club Committee Bill Diddel Highland Eddie Zimmer Bill Eddie Pat Terre Haute Wena Ralph Stonehouse George Law Champ Kayser Park Municipal Course Fred McDermott Shelbyville Bill Diddell Indianapolis Lawer Mattox Robinson Neil McIntyre Jack Tuitte Amonthem Will Diddel Frank Shields Dwight Mitchel French Lick John Lehman John George Lance Simpson Guy Paulsen Isom Tom Taggart

Rene to Stay Home From Forest Hills Title Match

Paris Aug 7 Rene La Coste will not defend his American championship at Forest Hills in September His father has announced the star will not take part in the tournament La Coste returns from vacation Friday and will resume work at the Hispano Suiza motor works

Paris Rene la Coste Forest Hills la Coste Hispano-Suiza Motor Works

Illinois Boxing Commission Rejects Loughran as Tunney Successor

CHICAGO Aug 7 The Illinois Boxing Commission at a special meeting voted against naming Tommy Loughran as Tunney’s successor amid a suggestion from Thomas Donahue, president of the National Boxing Association.

United Press Chicago Illinois Boxing Commission Tommy Loughran Tunney Thomas Donahue National Boxing Association

Slugging Scrap Expected In Ft Harrison Ring Tonight

The card features Joe Zink of Syracuse vs Jack McKenna of Montreal in ten rounds, both former winners by knockout here. The program includes six and eight round prelims with Fred Batsche's Cincinnati stable fighters Harry Kreindler and Jimmy Harris facing Paul Palmer and Dick Bowden, plus Cal Baker vs Joe Lucas. First bout at 8:30 p m.

Joe Zink Syracuse Jack McKenna Montreal Harrison Zink Jimmy Klump McKenna Tony Ross Ross Tony Fred Batsche Cincinnati Harry Kriendler Paul Palmer Anderson Jimmy Harris Dick Bowden Paul Dare San Francisco Otto Atterson Terre Haute Jenny Harris Cinnati Indianapolis Har Kreindier Palumer Cal Baker Aurore Ind Joe Lucas

Mac Smith Favored to Win Long Island Open Title

Lakeville pro MacDonald Smith, favored to succeed Gene Sarazen as Long Island Open champion, enters the event with Sarazen not defending his title. The field includes top players as August 7 reports.

Lakeville Long Island United Press New York MacDonald Smith Gene Sarazen Sarazen

Loughran Signs for Bout Oct. 5

Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia the light heavyweight champion has signed to meet Jack Sharkey of Boston in a fifteen round heavyweight bout October 5 under Tex Rickard’s promotion. Rickard plans the bout as an elimination to determine the successor to the title vacated by Gene Tunney. Sharkey has not signed.

United Press New York Tommy Loughran Philadelphia Jack Sharkey Boston Tex Rickard Rickard Gene Tunney Sharkey

Big League Stuff Lights Up Fifteenth Inning For White Sox Win

Willie Kamm lined a fifteenth inning triple driving in Falk for a 5 4 Chicago victory over the New York Yanks. Faber started, Adkins allowed two hits in five innings. Combs led New York with three hits including a triple as Chicago outhit the Yanks 20 to 9. Athletics drop to Tigers widening gap to three and a half games. Heilmann homered for Detroit. Browns grab early lead with triples from Manush and Kress as Red Sox fall short. Cubs lose two to Phillies 8 7 and 5 1. Hack Wilson seasons two homers. weather hot in baseball results. Washington and Cleveland split doubleheader with Buckeyes winning first 7 4. Joe Judge goes 3 for 4 with a triple two doubles two singles in second game. Senators Barnes homers in first game. Hot weather prompts Indianapolis Cubs to plan a meeting Wednesday at 1217 S Belmont Ave at 7 pm.

Willie Kamm Chicago White Sox Falk Sox New York Yanks Humefield Metzler Kamm Hoyt Moore Chicago Yanks Faber Grady Adkins Adkins Combs New York Philadelphia Athletics White Sox Detroit Tigers Athletics Heilmann Tigers Earnshaw Rommel Quinn Washington Cleveland Buckeyes Joe Judge Barnes Senators

Western junior amateur golf championship opens at Glen View

A field of 162 players aged 15 to 19 tee off in the Western junior amateur championship at Glen View Golf Club Chicago. The 18-hole opening round sets up 32 match play qualifiers with Wednesday rounds. quarter and semi finals Thursday. and Friday 36-hole final to crown the champion. Defending titleholder Albert Hakes of Dunkirk, N Y, faces strong challengers including Jack Couch Gibson Dunlap Alex Carrick and Sam Alpert amid water hazards along several fairways.

Dixon Stewart United Press Glen View Golf Club Chicago Albert Hakes Dunkirk N. Y Indian Hill Jack Couch Gibson Dunlap Alex Carrick Sam Alpert

Recreation Bowler Meeting Sets League Elections

Recreation Bowling League will meet at Delaware alleys Monday evening August 13 at 8 o clock. Officers will be elected and teams chosen to fill two vacancies. Bill Sargent will manage the alleys for the coming season. Interested pin followers and teams seeking admission are urged to attend.

Recreation Bowling League Delaware Bill Sargent Recreation League

Northwestern to Host Athletic Coaching Course Soon

More than 100 coaches from twenty three States and Canada have enrolled for the athletic coaching course at Northwestern University. The program opens August 13 and runs for two weeks.

United Press Evanston, Ill States Canada Northwestern University

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