Indiana State Amateur Golf Championship Drama at French Lick
Dave Parry of Riverside Indianapolis was ruled out for improper certification of a 72 score, giving Bobby Rosener Kokomo a first round default. Medalist Bobby led qualifying with 149 as upsets spread through the field, with Lance and Heinlein among front runners and Wampler and Hullman contesting playoffs.
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Riverside
Indianapolis
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Maskie
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Kokomo
Sapepentes
Bill Diddel
Max Buell
Paul Shaffer
Jim Stevenson
Heinlein
Russell
Billy Reed Jr
John McGuire
Jimmy Amblen
W. L
Rags) Redmond
Peru
Bill Heinlein
William Russell
F. Stevens
Evansville
Dwight Mitchell
George Lance
Dave Perry
Chick Bader
Peterson
South Grove
Pete
Rosener
Bill Russell
Lance
Cbby Resener
Bobby
Rags Redmond
Four U S Boats in Speed Trials for America Cup Defender
Four racing yachts Weetamoe Enterprise Yankee and Whirlwind meet off Newport Rhode Island to select a defender for the America's Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock. The series could last ten days or longer until the committee settles on the most capable boat with Weetamoe and Enterprise favored.
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United Press
Newport
R. J
Thomas Lipton
S- Shamrock
Weetamoe
Enterprise
Yankee
Whirlwind
Cubs Hope Rally Hinges On Pitching and Series Start
Chicago manager Joe McCarthy expressed optimism the Cubs can win the National League pennant this season but warned it depends on pitching. He said the club must take three of four from the Giants in the upcoming series and noted key injuries with Charley Grimm out two to three weeks and Rogers Hornsby still sidelined.
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Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
McCarthy
Giants
Charley Grimm
St. Louis
Woody English
Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Local Netters Reach Third Round in City Tennis Cham pionships
Local netters started rounds in singles and opened doubles and women’s singles at Hawthorn courts. Two seeded players fell in Tuesday play as Dan Morgan beat J H Ehlers 2 6 6 2 6 3 and Paul Crabb defeated Ed Dorey 3 6 6 4 6 2. Harold Whit
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Hawthorn Courts
Dan Morgan
J. H. Ehlers
Paul Crabb
Ed Dorey
Harold Whit
Sharkey Campolo to Sign for Yankee Stadium Bout
Heavyweight contenders Jack Sharkey and Victorio Campolo will sign Friday for a fifteen round bout at Yankee Stadium on Sept. 25. Frank J. Bruen of Madison Square Garden Corp. announced. The card lists Whiting vs Bastian and several undercard bouts with Meunier, Hickman, Morgan, Dorgan, Wilson, Relph Cobl, Sagalowsky, Johnson, Wood, Demmary, Crabb, Nixon, Lowery and Seidensticker.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Victorio Campolo
Yankee Stadium
Frank J. Bruen
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Harold Whiting
Dick Bastian
Paul Meunier
Kendri
Hickman
Dan Morgan
W. Dorgan
Tommy Wilson
Relph Cobl
Julius Sagalowsky
Wilmer Johnson
Howard Wood
Jean Demmary
Paul Crabb
Bill Nixon
Beninaie Lowery
George Seidensticker
Cleveland Ace Retains North American Amateur Clay Target Title
Gus A. Payne of Cleveland won the Grand American Handicap amateur championship with 199 of 200 in the shoot-off, after tying with A. M. McCrea and E. D. Martin. Mrs. J. A. Murphy won the women’s crown with 185, Shirley Forsgard claimed the junior title, and Henry Rosenbrook won the sub-junior. The east-west team event went to the west with 1 944 targets.
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Gus A. Payne
Cleveland
North America
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Lamar
E. D. Martin
Columbus
Wis
Payne
J. A. Murphy
Freehold
N. J
Shirley Forsgard
Galveston
Tex
Henry Rosenbrook
Gardnersville
Markey Reaches Quarterfinals in Public Parks Tennis
Thom as Markey of Indianapolis beat Robert Hall of Louisville in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-0 to become the first man to reach the national public parks tennis quarterfinals. Ted Drewes of St. Louis, No. 5 seed, defeated Leo Kronman of Buffalo 6-2 6-3 6-2.
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Washington
Thomas Markey
Indianapolis
Robert Hall
Louisville
Ted Drewes
St. Louis
Leo Kronman
Buffalo
Sox Purchase Two Rockies From Texas and Southern Leagues
The Chicago White Sox announce the acquisition of first baseman Raymond Radcliffe from the Dallas club of the Texas League and shortstop Charles Appling from the Southern Association club. Radcliffe will join the club on August 28. Appling's arrival date is undecided. Purchase prices were not disclosed.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Raymond Radcliffe
Dallas
Charles Appling
Southern Association
Radcliffe
White Sox
Appling
Walker in Action Tonight in Newark Bout
Mickey Walker the middleweight champion meets Vince Forgione of Philadelphia in a ten round bout in Newark New Jersey tonight establishing the marquee fight as a major card.
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Newark
N. J
Mickey Walker
Vince Forgione
Philadelphia
Betty Nuthall Tops British Net Tour Favorites at Forest Hills
At Forest Hills Aug 20 the women's national tennis tourney advances with Betty Nuthall as the star attraction in the absence of Helen Wills Moody. Californian contenders remain strong as seven from California reach the third round alongside Boston and Chicago players plus international entrant Baroness Levi.
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United Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
Betty Nuthall
Helen Wills Moody
Boston
Lawrence Harper
Josie Cruickshank
Helen Marlowe
Edith Cross
Dorothy Meisel
Ethel Burkhart
Dorothy Workman
Miss Morrill
Virginia Rice
Sarah Palfrey
J. D. Corbierre
Italy
Baroness Levi
Maudie Rosenbaum
Chicago
Penelope Anderson
Ruth Oxman
Mary Greer
Kansas City
Catherine Wolf
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Local Golfer A H Guyot Nets Hole In One At Speedway
A H Guyot aces the hole on the fifth at Speedway course Tuesday with a midiron. The 188 yard drive was witnessed by several players as the ball rolled into the cup.
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Speedway Course
A. H. Guyot
Jim Dandy Seen As Outsider In Legion Handicap
Saratoga Springs August 20 Jim Dandy the 100 to 1 winner of the Travers last week faces a weaker field in the American Legion handicap today Carrying 101 pounds the Chaffee Earl bred colt is viewed as a long shot despite his prior upset over Gallant Fox and Whichone.
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Saratoga Springs
Jim Dandy
Gallant Fox
Whichone
Chaffee Earl
Midget Wolgast Loses in Non Title Bout in Los Angeles
New York’s Midget Wolgast, the flyweight champion, dropped a ten round decision to Newsboy Brown of Los Angeles in a non-title bout on Tuesday. The bout occurred in Los Angeles with results reported by United Press.
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Times
Los Angeles
Negro Stars Resume Play in Singles at National Tennis Meet
Ten matches were scheduled in the national Negro title tournament. John L. McGriff defeated J. E. White 6-0 6-2 in Tuesday’s lone singles clash while main events centered on men's doubles women’s doubles and mixed doubles amid several defaults. Today's schedule lists seven men’s singles matches including Brown vs Wilkinson and Smith vs Paterson.
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J. E. White
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Wilkinson Smith
Paterson
Graham
Murray
Clark
Burke
Batties
Holmes
Downeing
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Morman
Ha Saitch
Takahashi
Bell
Pa. Thompson
Wilson
Stock Car 100 Mile Race Set for Funk's Speedway
More than twenty five roadsters will race 100 miles at Funk's Motor Speedway in Winchester Indiana on Sunday August 24 entries come from drivers and dealers across Indiana Ohio Illinois and Michigan.
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Ind
Funk's Motor Speedway
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Shanks Wins on Foul Over McAuliffe in Heavyweight Bout
Andy Shanks of Grand Rapids Michigan defeated Jack McAuliffe on a foul in the third round of their heavyweight matchup in Chicago.
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