Ruth Says All-America Team Picks Tough This Year
Babe Ruth notes fans’ excitement over his 1930 all America team selection. He says choosing ten players is harder than in past years with many stars across leagues. He stresses he will pick the best at each position regardless of league and warns against spoiling the surprise.
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Klein
Herman
Paul Waner
Stephenson
Ott
Heilmann
Miller
Jolley
Combs
Doeg Still Favorite in Top Class Doeg Still Favorite in Top Class
In Poulver Indiana on August 13 the national junior and boys tennis tournament moved to doubles play after rounds. Billy Doeg of Santa Monica remained a top junior favorite after defeating William Cluthe 6 3 6 1. Survivors in the junior division include George Boynton Henry Barclay Jack McLean Frank Cantwell Jack Lynch Helmholtz Carl Kamrath Harry Jems James Bobbitt Wilma Hines Bernard Friedman Charles Hunt Ray Palmer Edward Futter and Al Surface.
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Poulver
Ind
Billy Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
William Cluthe
Glen Ridge
N. J
George Boynton
Atlanta
Henry Barclay
Baltimore
F. Keaney
St. Louis
Jack McLean
Washington, D. C
Frank Cantwell
Youngstown
Jack Lynch
Taft
Nong
Helmholtz
Milwau
Carl Kamrath
Austin
Tex
Harry Jems
Milwaukee
James Bobbitt
Pasadena
Wilma Hines
Columbia
D. C
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
Charles Hunt
San Francisco
Ray Palmer
Malba
L. 1
Edward Futter
New Orleans
al Surface
Kansas City
Logansport Honors Corriden With Free Night During Series Finale
Logansport bets on Johnny Corriden night with free gates for women and children as the town honors the Indian pilot. The event, organized by local Elks Knights of Columbus and Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, draws Logansport fans and Adventive Indianapolis supporters for the farewell game against the St Paul Saints. Corriden, born in Logansport, began with the Ottos before climbing to the majors. his brother Don starred for Michigan and the Wolverines.
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Johnny Corriden
Logansport
Indianapolis
Illuminated Park
St. Paul Saints
Tribe Club
Frederick Landis
Kenesaw Mountain
Logansport Friends of the Tribe
Elks and Knights of Columbus
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Corriden
Ottos
Johnny
Don
Michigan University
Wolverines
Ann Arbor University
Maple Camp M. W
London
Esamann
Steinberger
P. House
Jim Stiles
Maple Camp
Woodmen
Peoples Bank
Lincoln
Fountaintown
New Palestine
Stilesville
Carmel and
St. Paul
Helen Wills Moody denies retirement from tennis
San Francisco report quotes Mrs. Helen Wills Moody saying she will not retire from tennis, plans to play three or four times weekly on the west coast, and will defend her title next year at Forest Hills. She notes exhibition play for naval officers at Burlingame and rejects friction with the US Tennis Association.
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San Francisco
United States
Helen Wills Moody
West Coast
Mrs. Moody
United States Tennis Association
Forest Hills
Credit Golfers Meet at Speedway Course
The Indianapolis Association of Credit Men will stage a golf tournament at the Speedway course on Thursday. Fifty entries have been received with prizes for low gross and low net scores. J. A. Langhan, president, is in charge.
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Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
Speedway Course
J. A. Langhan
Catholic League Banquet to Honor Holy Trinity Musketeers
The Catholic League invites all members to the Leaue banquet at 7:30 PM at the Roof Garden Severin hotel. Rev Father Jansen to present the championship silver loving cup to the Holy Trinity Musketeers with Rev. Father Duffy as toastmaster. The league officers will attend and Jam Cafouros seeks Saturday Sunday games from amateur clubs.
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Catholic League
Severin Hotel
Holy Trinity Musketeers
League
Pather Jansen
Father Duffy
St. Catherine’s
Brown Triumphs in Fort Bout Lightweight Show
Willard Brown, rising local lightweight, won a ten round decision over Jack Kane in Chicago at Fort Bout. Kerwin rallied to edge Jimmy Lundy for Coast welter honors, while Petruzzi stopped Teddy Purvis in the first round. Ted Hunt edged Onie Gaheimer, as next Tuesday’s card features Cello and Duke with Red Holloway vs Pee Wee Jarrell likely to entertain.
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Willard Brown
Jack Kane
Chicago
Fort
Lundy
Kerwin
Young Eiler
Larry Payton
Cincinnati
Tony Petruzzi
Teddy Purvis
Grammell
Ted Hunt
Onie Gaheimer
Shelvville
Tommy Cello
Benny Duke
Lahtwelahts
Red Holloway
Pee Wee Jarrell
Mishawaka
Dade meeting opens at Evansville track with 800 horses
The Dade park meeting in Evansville Indiana begins its twenty two day run. The track is in top condition and the club anticipates one of its most successful meetings. About 800 horses are entered for the event. The feature today is the 1500 dollar Inaugural handicap with eight star distance runners.
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Evansville
Ind
Dade Park
Garden drops three outdoor scraps amid high fighter demands
Madison Square Garden halted talks for Sharkey Campolo Berg and Thompson McLarnin bouts after fighters sought large percentages of gate. The three outdoor cards this summer grossed 1.093 million with 136,887 attendees. six principals earned about 500,000 for under forty five minutes of fighting.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey - Campolo
Singer-Berg
Thompson-McLarnin
Sharkey
al Singer
Jack
Kid) Berg
Jack Thompson
California
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
B. C
Frank Bruen
United Press Today
the Garden
Schmeling
Berg
Chocolate
Singer
Mandell
Anderson Gains Draw In Ten Round Bout
Joe Anderson of Cincinnati and Vincent Forgione of Philadelphia battled ten rounds in Leiperville with a draw Tuesday. Both fighters exchanged series of punches and remained even on the scorecards through a hard fought contest.
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Leiperville
Joe Anderson
Cincinnati
Vincent Forgione
Philadelphia
Chicago Seeks Two Ring Bouts At Comiskey Park
Promoter Sammy Wolff heads to New York to arrange two title fights next month at Comiskey Park. He aims Griffith versus Stribling and Berg versus Canzoneri with Berg tentatively agreeing and Stribling expected to consent after returning from Europe.
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United Arena Chicago
Sammy Wolff
New York
Tuffy Griffith
Young Stribling
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Tony Canzoneri
Comiskey Park
Wolff
Griffith
Stribling
Europe
Berg
Old Gold cigarettes thrill across regions in triumph tale
Ramon sparked a global thrill with a story of a young conqueror and OLD GOLD cigarettes. New England yielded in two months while the Middle West proclaimed victory as the coast watched the tale unfold.
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New England
Middle West
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George Kirkley
United Press Staff
Anderson
Niagara Falls
N.Y
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Monument Circle
Riley
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J. P. Corcoran
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DE Luxe Service
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Ramon Novarro
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America
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