Talking It Over in New York Racing Preview
The piece surveys the Whit ney colt and Gallant Fox in the looming Travers Stakes with betting chatter from Broadway insiders. It notes May need for fair weather, the crowd’s mix of trainers, bettors, and locals, and mentions Whichone as a rival, with odds fluctuating around 4 to 5 for Gallant Fox and 11 to 10 for Whichone. It also reports Purdue star Orval Martin to compete at the Central A A U track championships in Chicago.
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Cubs and Robins Face Decisive Wrigley finale
Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Robins vie for the 1930 NL lead in a crucial final game at Wrigley Field. Charley Root will start for Chicago against Adolfo Luque, who beat the Cubs in his last start, as the pennant race tightens with New York within reach.
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Ferrell Tops AL with 20th Win as Whitehill Extends Streak
Wesley Ferrell of the Cleveland Indians earned his 20th victory to lead both leagues in wins. Earl Whitehill of the Detroit Tigers stretched his unbeaten run to ten straight, enhancing the American League spotlight.
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Indiana Amateurs Tilt Heats Up At French Lick
Veteran secretary Jess Messler reports a strong field for the Indiana State Amateur at French Lick with defending champ George Lance aiming for a fourth title. Johnny Lehman from Crown Point may enter, while numerous Indiana players prepare for 36 hole rounds and a hat draw next Sunday.
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Independent notes on Sunday game gaps and team calls. Orioles seek 3 city clubs Beech Grove Keystones Trinagies contact Joe O’Hara Sans scheduled vs Indiana Boys School Plainfield and Greenfield Sunday. Keneth Spillman 840 North Oxford for Aug 24 31 games. Grays without game due to mix up. Cubs seek Sunday matchup with Drexel 2466 or Joe Corsaro 922 South East Street.
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Broad Ripple hosts wrestling main event and boxing eliminations
Ed Baker and Bobby Chick clash in a best two of three falls main for Monday at Broad Ripple. Matchmaker Parker reports many entries for the first elimination boxing tournament with all classes represented this Saturday, with free tours. A six round draw occurred between Young Leach and Willie Yap in the main event.
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Wedling Wins 150-Target Event At Indianapolis Club
Wedling captures 150 target shoot at Indianapolis Gun Club with 149. Runyan posts 148 and Ax R. M. Jenkins 147. Ax takes doubles with 44 of 25 pairs. R. J. breaks 49 of 50 to handicap.
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Baseball Scores From The American Association And Leagues
Baseball results across the American Association and leagues show Louisville sweeping Toledo 7 to 8 in a high scoring contest, Minneapolis edging Louisville 5 to 6, plus Detroit and Chicago decisive wins. National League play lists Boston at St Louis and New York at Cincinnati among others, with yesterday’s eleven inning results highlighting the day’s action.
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Carnera to Face Sharkey in Chicago Bout Set for September
Primo Carnera and Jack Sharkey will meet in a ten round fight in Chicago on or about September 29. Promoter Mique Malloy announced the plan before leaving New York for the west. Managers Bill Duffy Jonny Buckley and Jack Conway reportedly agreed to terms and plans to sign papers soon.
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A B C S Jewell Leads Final Prep For Night Game
A B C S held final practice today ahead of their first night game at Washington Park on Saturday against Louisville Black Caps. Black Caps previously beat A B C S 1 to 0 at this venue. A B C S schedule a double header with Seymour Reds Sunday afternoon at Washington Park.
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All-Negro Boxing Card Set At Tomlinson Hall
Swan Athletic Club officials schedule two four-round prelims next Wednesday at Tomlinson Hall. Kid Lewis meets Young Wally. Kid Mohawk faces Danny Crump. Heavyweight George Godfrey meets Elijah Lee in a ten-round feature. Other bouts include Joe Davis versus Jimmy Carr and Kid Henry against Ray Smith.
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Godfrey to Fight De Kuh in Cleveland Match
George Godfrey the giant Negro heavyweight is set for a ten round bout with Arthur De Kuh at the Taylor bowl in Cleveland on August 26. Eddie Mead promotes the event.
Indians Sweep Saints 5–1 In Series Finale At Home
Logansport-Corriden night at Washington park featured the Indians beating the Saints 5 to 1 in the series finale. Bill Burwell dazzled on the mound, going eight innings with no walks as Corridon’s defense backed him. Tucker led the ten-hit Tribe with three hits, Hoffmann drove in three, and Bud Connolly sparked plays at second. About 4,500 fans saw the victory before the team heads to Milwaukee for a western swing.
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New York National League Club Faces McNally Move
Joseph McNally, wealthy New York builder, says stock he and close friends own gives them 30 percent control of the New York National League baseball club.
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Lott to retire from competitive tennis this season
George Lott of Chicago, a Davis Cup singles star, will quit competitive tennis at season's end to avoid becoming a tennis bum. The report appears in the New York Telegram as an exclusive. Also, the Fall Meeting was moved from Aurora to Hawthorne, extending Hawthorne’s meet to forty six straight racing days.
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Hauser Denied Big Offer By White Sox Boss
Chicago secretary Harry Grabiner denied that the White Sox offered Baltimore $50,000 and Bud Clancy for first baseman Joe Hauser. Hauser, 31, leads International League with 54 homers and 153 RBIs this season, nearing Babe Ruth's AL record.
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Chicago turns down Frasier
Vic Frasier White Sox pitching prospect was suspended at the season start for not reporting and officials refused reinstatement until next spring as he travels back to Dallas Texas after an unsuccessful attempt to join the team.
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Barnhart Wins National Rogue Championship at Winona Lake
O. E. Barnhart of Chicago claimed the National Rogue title at Winona Lake with George Atkinson of Cleveland finishing second. Sterling Rounds of Cleveland dropped to fourth after losing to Atkinson and Barnhart, while Harry M. Woods of Cleveland took third.
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Boxing at Riverside Six bouts on thin dime card tonight
The Riverside boxing show features six bouts starting at 8 30. Lightweight Onie Gaheimer of Shelbyville faces Kid Wright of Richmond. Featherweights Alatson faces OTR Downey. Johnny Cash meets Harold Floyd in bantams. Heavyweights Howard Sheey fights Dick Grove. Dutch Batting meets Jack Spaulding in lightweights. Ray Slocum faces Irish Chamberlain at Riverside arena.
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8 Clubs in Title Play Fight City Amateur Baseball
Eight local clubs begin play Saturday in the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association city championship to decide the city winner and the right to represent local class A teams in the national title event. Two losses eliminate teams. Draws for Saturday games list Indianapolis Power and Light versus G and J Tire at Riverside No. 3 Riverside Avenue Baptist against Colonial Theater at Rhodius No. 2 E Atkins against Hillside Christian at Riverside No. 1 Big Four against Memorial Baptists at Brookside No. 1.
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Never Too Old to Learn
Uncle Wilbert blasted the use of a left handed pitcher after a loss to the Cubs drawing 38,000 fans. He stated no left hander will start again against the Cubs and blamed the decision on satisfying fans instead of judgment.
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Holloway to Fight Ramies in Tuesday Card
Local boxer Red Holloway faces Wesley Ramies of Chicago in a lower ten round bout on the double main bill Tuesday night at Ft. Harrison. Ramies arrived after Pewee Jarrell withdrew.
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Negro Tennis Stars To Clash In U S Meet At Douglas Park
About 200 top Black players from across the nation prepare for five American Tennis Association titles at Douglas Park starting Monday. Defending champions from 1929 return as favorites, with a strong doubles and mixed fields led by Eyre Saitch, Ora Washington, and Nathaniel Jackson in junior seeds.
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