Brewers Down Indians In Contested Tilt On Late Play
The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 4 in a game marked by a disputed third inning call by umpire Freeman that provoked protests from Indians catcher Robertson and manager Mann. Griffins tag play at third was ruled safe by Freeman, fueling controversy and a field benching of Robertson. Brewers piled on three runs after the disputed moment as Mann struggled with erratic defense from Cleveland. Dinty Gearin quieted Indians with four runs allowed in the decisive inning as Buck Schemanske started for Bushmen with Robertson behind the plate. Sicking and Miller each collected three hits to pace their teams in a high-scoring spring tune-up.
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Richards or Johnston to duel for No 2 Davis Cup spot
The United States Lawn Tennis Association Davis Cup committee rules Richards and Bill Johnston must play another match to decide who ranks No 2 on the American team. Both players are nearly equal in skill and the decision will please some while dissatisfying the other side.
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Across the Board bets and early fall sports notes recap
Across the Board reports small winnings from Monday with Lord Baltimore II and By Gosh finishing first and second, bank roll at 484.25. Plans for $5 bets on Sweepstakes and Fantoche at Coney Island follow. Local sports notes cover boxing management changes, boxing classes, greyhound racing at Ertlinger Park Cincinnati, and Illinois football ticket deadlines for the Michigan game.
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Swedish wrestler Carlin to meet Gus Kal at Broadway
Swedish welter weight grappler Johnny Carlin faces Gus Kallio in a finish match at the Broadway Theater on Thursday night. Carlin, praised by the National Wrestling News as a strong contender for American and world titles, seeks to cement his path toward international status.
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Major homer leaders and key RBI totals across leagues
Hornsby and Bottomley lead the Cardinals with 29 and 19 each while Williams of the Browns and Simmons of Athletic notch 24 and 19. Hartnett of the Cubs hits 24. Fournier of the Robins 17 and Meusel of the Yankees 23 in a summary of home run and run totals.
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Fort Fight Card Tonight Features Local Boxers
Ray Hahn of Indianapolis faces Farmer Joe Cooper of West York at 138 pounds in ten rounds. Jackie Reynolds of Muncie meets Tate Tankford of Louisville at 133 pounds in eight. Other bouts include Reamer Roberts of Indianapolis versus Cop a ence of Cincinnati and Freddie Parker of Indiana against Sailor MawardR Cincinnati. First bout at 8:30 with a 7:30 band concert. referee Lieutenant Brown of the 11th Infantry.
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Welcome Home Johnny Hennessey Parade Planned in Indianapolis
Tennis fans and city players will gather Wednesday to honor Johnny Hennessey after his return from Wimbledon. A parade from the Chamber of Commerce to Irvington starts at 10 a.m., with a noon return and a welcome address by Mayor Shanks on the Monument steps.
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Saint-Indian series opener at Washington Park double header
The Saint-Indian Baseball Series opens at Washington Park with a 2 o’clock first game. Northmen face the Hoosiers in a fierce rivalry as the Saints visit promises a hard fought contest recalling their 1925 meeting.
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Indiana bike champions crowned at state fairgrounds
William Pascoe won the senior state championship with 18 points and John White led the junior class with 16 points at the State fair grounds. Both riders will represent Indiana in the national championships in St. Louis on September 5 and 6 with expenses paid by the Amateur Bicycle League of America.
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Snodgrass Wins Western Clay Court Title in Detroit
Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles defeated doubles partner Walter Wesbrook 3-6 8-6 7-5 8-6 to win the Western clay court tennis title in Detroit. The Los Angeles duo then beat Williams Hayes of Chicago 6-3 7-5 7-5 to take the doubles championship.
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Indianapolis Cardinals suffer 11- run game loss in Sun outs
Sun day field notes report the Indianapolis Cardinals were defeated in an eleven run game with Sikes allowing seven hits. Details mention an out-of-town clash and requests for future games, listing contact numbers for Drexel and Gus Fleming for scheduling.
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Ryan Wins On Foul Over Anderson In Sixth Round
In Amuennan, Billy Ryan of Cincinnati won on a foul over Joe Anderson of Covington in the sixth round Monday.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
American Association standings show IT at 6 with Milwaukee and Toledo trailing. In the American League Boston, Detroit and New York race with varied records. National League leaders include Pittsburgh and New York. Louisville reports Jimmy Finley defeating Jackie Warner in ten rounds, with other boxing results listed.
Basketball Schedule Mixes Teams Across Cities
Today’s slate lists Milwaukee at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Louisville, Detroit at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St Louis, Chicago at Oakland, Brooklyn at Seattle, Boston at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, and other matchups.
Dempsey May Skip Ring This Year Amid Worries
Henry L. Farrell reports Jimmy De Forrest, former Dempsey trainer and Polo Grounds matchmaker, says the champion is in poor form and troubled by real estate and business woes. De Forrest warns Dempsey needs six months of hard work to regain form, and notes a $1,000,000 risk clause in a possible next bout with Harry Wills. Promoters expect Wills to fight Gene Tunney if Dempsey sits out this year.
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Indiana pros qualify for national golf meet in Chicago
Jock Collins of the Delaware Club and Irwin Nelson of Culver earned Indiana spots in next month’s national pro golf championship in Chicago by posting low scores at Delaware Country Club in Muncie. Collins shot 67 and 141 overall, breaking the course record, while Nelson totaled 142.
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Pitching and late runs decide key baseball games
Major league action highlights a tense day as Grant's outfielder slides home on Meadows' wild pitch to lift the team past the Pirates. Other games feature late rallies, doubleheaders, and close scores with notable steals and fielding plays shaping outcomes.
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Boxing results from Revere show Cook and Smith victorious
In Revere Massachusetts on Monday George Cook of Australia defeated Joe Stoessel of New York over ten rounds. Tod Smith of Canton Ohio outpointed Joe Dawson of Milwaukee in the same card.
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Michigan Star Thomas Paisley Dies in Oil-Trench Accident
United Press reports former University of Michigan football star Thomas Paisley was killed after falling into a trench filled with hot oil in Chester Pennsylvania. His body will be brought to Dubuque for burial.
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Gowdy Acquisition Shaped by Columbus Ties
The Senators manager Molesworth for three years announced Gowdy's acquisition after a conference with Gowdy and Molesworth. Columbus is Gowdy's home city.
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Dirt track auto race at Edinburg fairgrounds
A three event race meet will be staged at the Edinburg fairgrounds on Saturday. The program includes a ten mile race a fifteen mile race and a twenty five mile feature with first race at 3 o clock. Pilots Dutch Bauman Wilcox and other prominent drivers are entered.
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Rogue tourney contenders rise at Winona Lake event
Lester Clark of Chicago entered the national rogue tourney at Winona Lake and is seen as a dangerous contender after winning four contests. A B Denny of California and G E Swanson of Chicago joined Monday as top entrants. E F Moser of Warsaw leads the second division with fourteen entries in the first division, sixteen in the second, and eleven in the third as final entries closed at noon Monday.
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Six American women chosen for Wightman Cup with Britain
PICK SQUAD NEW YORK Aug 11 Six of America's top women tennis players were named to meet Great Britain in the Wightman Cup at Forest Hills Friday and Saturday. The American lineup includes Helen Wills Mary Browne Molla Mallory Marion Jessup Eleanor Goss and May Sutton Bundy. The USLTA also set a fifth Davis Cup trial between Vincent Richards and Billy Johnston to fill the second spot on the Davis Cup team. that match is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Evanston Pro Laurie Ayton Wins Illinois Qualifier Medalist
Evanston professional Laurie Ayton won medalist honors in the Illinois qualifying round for the national professional golfers annual tournament. Ayton shot a 135, seven strokes under par, to secure the top score on Monday.
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Chaney Knocked Out by Kramer in First Round Fight
George Chaney of Baltimore was KO'd in the first round by Danny Kramer of Philadelphia in Philadelphia on Monday night. Chaney weighed 134 1/2 pounds and Kramer 128 1/2. A left to the jaw and a stomach hook ended Chaney's bid. Joe Dundee won by technical knockout over Nate Goldman in the third round.
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Ederle Resumes Training for English Channel Try
Gertrude Ederle resumes training at Cape Gris Nez as she aims to become the first woman to swim the English Channel. She notes confidence despite Miss Harrison's mid channel withdrawal due to cold rain and wind. Ederle plans to start Monday if weather holds. Frank Perks of Birmingham plans a Dover to Calais channel swim at 7 p.m.
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Southpaws in Field lineup preview for 1929 season
Reported for 1929 season the Southpaw Veterans of Foreign Wars football team of Indianapolis plans a strong lineup. From twenty-two games in 1928 and 1924 they posted eight wins two ties and two losses. Names linked include Brandt Basen Stevenbaugh Thatcher and Weaver among others with potential candidates for captaincy and positions.
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