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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

3

Wills Faces Harsh Path To National Tennis Crown

United Press reports Helen Wills, the American women’s tennis champion, reaches the fourth round at the West Side Tennis Club amid rough roads toward the title. She aims at Joan Fry, then possible semi final with Mrs. Lambert Chambers, and final against Elizabeth Ryan, as key rivals are set to clash in later rounds.

Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Helen Wills West Side Tennis Club Teaay Miss Wills Joan Fry Mile Lenglen Lambert Chambers Elizabeth Ryan California Miss Ryan Kathleen McKane Marion Jessup Marla Mallory Penelope Anderson Richmond Ryan McKane Eleanor Goss

Chuck Wiggins Record of Ring Scraps

Chuck Wiggins makes a ring return after nearly two years to face Joe Packo at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. The record shows Wiggins, born 1898, 5'10" and 175 pounds, with bouts from 1919 to 1925 against boxers such as Fred Kay Phil Harrison Murphy Greb Tom Gibbons and Joe Lohman.

Chuck Wiggins Indianapolis Wiggins Joe Packo Toledo Ft. Benjamin Harrison Andrews Re. Bok Hole O Sacks Jackie Clarke Homer Smith Harry Greb Jamie Tommy Gibson Albert Liord Joe Lohman Jack Sto Martin Burke Billy Die McGoorty Eki Seibsons Tim O'Neth Mike von Ted von Greb Bre Oo O'Hare Feu Ea Lack Harry _ Greb ahn Happy Howard Mest Harry Foley Gene Tunney Glen Glickner Jack Ledoux Timmy Janey Harry Barney Weinert Ce Smith Tommy Gibbons Ee Meine

Australian Japanese stars clash in Davis eliminations final

In Brookline on August 20 Australian captain James O Anderson was set to face Takeichi Harada while Gerald Patterson met Zenso Shimizu in the first round of the American zone Davis eliminations final.

United Press Brookline Mass Australia Japan James O. Anderson Takeichi Harada Gerald Patterson Zenso Shimizu

Baseball News Recap: Players Lead Various Teams

Starters Homer Leaders Hornsby and P Deddane headline performances for the Cardinals and Browns while Hartnett of the Cubs and Meusel brothers vie for runs. Simmons and Bottomley also feature for Athletics and Cardinals as Fournier and Kelly show for the Robins and Giants with notable scores in late innings.

Big Western Open at Youngstown draws 261 golfers

Two hundred sixty one top American golfers began the Western Open in Youngstown Ohio. The field includes thirty two amateurs and exceeds all previous single tournament entries in the United States. Medal play will determine the winner over seventy two holes across three days.

Youngstown Youngstown Country Club Ohio America United States Willie MacFarlane

Wells Leads Golfers In Western Open Qualifiers

Wells, amateur from East Liverpool Ohio and former Ohio State champion, led morning qualifiers at Youngstown Country Club with 71 par. Early scores include Nelson 74 Burns 79 Keogh 74 Weber 80 Cunningham 75 Bourne 78 Adams 76 Longworth 84 Dawson 79 Howell 75 Harbert 78 Henry 72.

Youngstown Country Club Youngstown Ohio Joe Wells East Liverpool W. W. Nelson Indianapolis Jack Burns St. Louis Matt Keogh Dewey Weber Chicago A. Cunningham Toledo W. Bourne New York Frank Adams Westward Ho Art Longworth S&4 George Dawson Green Valley Country Club Icago Earl Howell Forest Park E. W. Harbert Richmond Ind Pete Henry Philadelphia

Tight Races Stir Pennant Chase In Baseball

United Press reports two major league pennant races tighten as the Giants beat the Cubs while the Pirates fall to the Robins, reducing Pittsburgh's lead to two games. A three day five game set looms. In the American League, the Senators close to half a game of the A's after Washington defeated Cleveland and Oakland lost to St Louis.

United Press NEW York Pirates Robins Giants Cubs Pittsburgh Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Indians Athletics St. Louis Browns

Northwestern Coach Thistlewaite Calls Sept. 15 Start

Vanston Illinois August 20 Northwestern University coach Glenn Thistlewaite becomes first Big Ten figure to announce football training camps. Fifty three prospective candidates were summoned to report for workouts when training opens September 15.

United Press Vanston Ill Glenn Thistlewaite Northwestern University

Mixed Foursome Exhibition At Coffin Course

A mixed foursome featuring Miss Naomi Hull Kendallville Ind state champion and Tad Brown runner up in the national invitational will open an exhibition match at 1 30 p m today on the Charles E Coffin course. Hull and Brown face Reed and Miss Dunn in an 18 hole best ball event with a large gallery expected. Hull earlier lost to Mrs B C Stevenson 3 and 2 at Highland while carding 93 to Stevensons 89.

Naomi Hull Kendallville Ind Tad Brown Elizabeth Dunn Bill Reed Charles E. Coffin Highland Hull B. C. Stevenson Miss Hull Mrs. Stevenson

Local golfers invited to South Grove club tonight

South Grove golf course hosts an evening program featuring motion pictures of famous golf stars Bobbie Jones Harry Vardon Ted Ray and Johnny Farrell. South Grove pro Harry Schopp invites all local golfers with no admission charge and a musical program planned.

South Grove Bobbie Jones Harry Vardon Ted Ray Johnny Farrell Harry Schopp

Veteran Canadian soccer great and longtime Toronto star

A veteran player with twenty two years in Canada is hailed as one of the country’s best. Renowned for his time with several clubs, he is a Toronto favorite and captained the Canadian team in the first international matches against the United States, which Canada won.

Canada Toronto United States

Independent Baseball Sunday triple header in Riverside Park action

Independent baseball clubs schedule Sunday games with Marion Cardinals at Riverside Park diamond 3, Langsenkamp, Oldsmith and Eickman forming the Cardinals battery with Pearson starting for Langsenkamp. Other fixtures include Indianapolis Meldon Club at Elwood, Modern Woodmen vs Indianapol is Grays at Rhodius Park, Lauter nine seeking eleventh win with Higgs joining, and Tartar A A. planning a double header. Various notices invite contact for scheduling September games and announce practices and meetings across Garfield Park and other fields.

Marion Cardinals Langsenkamp Riverside Park Oldsmith Eickman Cardinal Battery Pearson Woodmen Indianapolis Grays Rhodius Park Walnut Gardens Diamond No. 2 Garfield Park Fred Stark Wright St

Baseball Highlights From Wednesday Majors Action

Otton Tierney tripled with bases loaded and drove in three as Brooklyn defeated the Pirates 8 to 7. Frank Snyder doubled and sent in a run to lift the Giants past the Cubs 7 to 6. Six Yankee errors helped the Algers top New York 4 to 3. Cy Williams singled and scored as the Phillies beat the Reds 5 to 4, their first win over Pete Donohue in 21 meetings. Gautreau and Welch produced four runs as the Raves beat the Cardinals again. A ninth inning rally by the Athletics fell short in a 9 to 8 loss to the Browns. The rest of the card notes late ninth inning drives and the Washington League features a Cleveland Indians 12 defeat.

Otton Tierney Brooklyn Pirate Pirates Cy Williams Phillies Reds Pete Donohue

Baseball Standings and Scores From Recent Games

American Association note Columbus at Milwaukee with no other games scheduled. In the American League Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland. National League matchups include St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Yesterday's results show varied scores across multiple teams with pitchers named.

American Association Columbus Milwaukee Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Pittsburgh Brooklyn New Cincinnati Indianapolis Au Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Column York Cleve. . Ae Louie Boston- Sarey League Pitts Or Phila

Tribe Ends Home Stay With Thrilling Victory

Eddie Ash reports a dramatic Indians win at Washington Park during the Greater Indianapolis Parade. Hippo Thompson shut down the Millers 3 to 2 with Helpless Mattys saves and a key ninth inning throw. Walker suffered a shoulder injury, Matty Matthews hobbled but helped seal the triumph as the team heads to St Paul Friday.

Indianapolis Washington Park Frank Merriwell John (Hippo) Thompson Sparkie Wid Matthews Frank Walker Methodist Hospital Indians Hippo Thompson Duncan Eddie Schmandt Thompson St. Paul

Griffin defeats Alonzo in Casino lawn tennis final

Clarence J Griffin of San Francisco eliminates Jose Alonzo of Spain in straight sets 6 2 6 0 at Newport Rhode Island Casino event. Manuel Alonzo of Spain defeats Arnold Jones of Providence 6 4 7 9 6 2 in a hard fought match.

United Press Newport R. I Clarence J. Griffin San Francisco Jose Alonzo Spain Manuel Alonzo Arnold Jones Providence

Walker S Tough Luck Hit By Fast Pitch

RANK WALKER of the Indians was injured in Wednesday’s game in Indianapolis. Club physician Dr Herbert Wagner reported he is in room 36 at Methodist Hospital. Walker recently joined the club from the Giants and is away from home in Virginia with all officials in town.

Hippo Wid Matthews Frank Walker Butler Methodist Herbert Wagner Tribe Matthews Walker Klugman Matty Jim Pierce Indians Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Virginia Wagner New York Giants Giants

Hodapp Debut Produces Two Hits in Loss to Washington

Johnny Hodapp, recently sold from Indianapolis to the Cleveland Americans, starred in his first major league game. He gathered a single and a double in five at bats, had one fielding chance, and Washington won 12 to 8 in Cleveland.

Cleveland Johnny Hodapp Cleveland Americans Indianapolis Washington

Goodrich Wins Indiana Junior Golf Final at Culver

Fosdick Goodrich of Indianapolis and Fred Perfect of Fort Wayne reached the Indiana junior golf final after semi final wins at Culver Military Academy. Goodrich beat Tony Bruggerman 2 and 1 to post a 75 total, a tournament low, after a tight match that saw Bruggerman miss a short putt to swing the lead. Perfect defeated Harry Park 2 and 1, with Park previously edging John Lehman nineteen holes before losing.

Culver Ind Fosdick Goodrich Indianapolis Fred Perfect Ft. Wayne Indiana Culver Military Academy Goodrich Tony Bruggerman Ft. Wayn Bruggerman Drussgerman Sbrueverman Perfect Harry Park Kendallville Park John Lehman Gary Wallace Wiley Sterling Greiner South Bend Lehman Maurice Feeney

Sousa Beats Roach In Fourth Round In New Haven Bout

Joe Sousa of California brother of Kate Herman knocked out Larry Roach of Newark in the fourth round of a ten round scheduled bout in New Haven on Wednesday night.

New Haven Conn Joe Sousa California Kate Herman Larry Roach Newark

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