State golf meet set as Auburn players prepare round by round
Veterans Mossler and Homer McKee head a planning group at French Lick as the 28th annual Indiana State AmateurGolf Championship begins with 36 holes of medal play for all entrants. Senior, team and parent son prizes highlighted with invitational women’s event on Aug 28–29.
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Indiana State Amateur Golf Association
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G. A. Young
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Fights and Fighters Roundup from New York to Philadelphia
Boxing results list multiple ten and six round bouts across cities. Notable outcomes include Dave Shade defeating Joel Anderson in Chicago and Izzy Schwartz defending his flyweight title by KO over Felix Martinez in Jersey City. Other winners include Frank Morris, Joe Thomas, Hershie Wilson, Jackie Stewart, Al Delgaldo, Mickey Cangro, Corey Shimmers, and Rene Devos.
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Chicago
Dave Shade
California
Joel Anderson
Covington
Frank Morris
New York
Chester Bush
Joe Thomas
Iowa
Tony Gerardin
St. Paul
Hershie Wilson
Gary
Ind
Danny Delmont
Cuicenos
Jackie Stewart
Louisville
Charley Genaro
Troy
N. Y
al Delgaldo
Canastota Bob
Mickey Cangro
Staten Island
Joe Trippe
Rochester
Corey Shimmers
Syracuse
Red Herring
Utica
Jersey City
N. J
Izzy Schwartz
Felix Martinez
Spain
Orsatti Substitutes for St Louis in Brooklyn Tilt
Jim Bottomley sidelined by a severe cold, Ernest Orsatti recalled from Minneapolis filled first base against Brooklyn. Orsatti doubled and made two hits with flawless fielding in a strong showing for the Cardinals. Also notes league bowling meeting set for Illinois alleys and openings for two teams in the circuit.
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Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
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Minneapolis
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Brooklyn
Don Moe Leads as Western Amateur Play Opens
Don Moe of Portland headed a field of 174 in the second qualifying round at Bob O’Link Golf Club. Moe shot 33 36 69 to lead Monday’s 18 holes as other scores ran to 94, with 40 players at 77 or under seeking one of 32 match-play spots.
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United Press
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Highland Park
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Seattle
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Chick Evans, Jr
Chicago
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John Simpson
Terre Haute
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Gary
Indiana Shaters
Indianapolis
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Frank Shields
W. J. Holliday
J. R. Stevenson
Luke Lincoln
Robert Browne
Saves League Lead for Tribe
Emil Yde pitched a strong game to hold off the Millers and preserve the Indians' league lead. He contributed a double and two singles while retiring batters with a mix of curve and fastball after a rough prior day. Yde also helped by pitching through a short rest caused by a postponed St. Paul game and Friday doubleheader.
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Bud Taylor Resigns as Bantam King
Bud Taylor resigns from the National Boxing Association bantamweight title ending his reign. His manager says he will fight in the 126 pound division and pursue a title bout with Tony Canzoneri. The NBA had already stripped him for failing to make 118 pounds, with an elimination tourney likely among Bushey Graham Kid Franc and Al Brown to crown a successor.
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Lomski Stops Smith in Four Round Victory
Leo Lomski, light heavyweight contender, defeated George Smith of Newark in four rounds at Newark. Lomski dropped Smith fifty seconds after the bell and will train to meet Maxie Rosenbloom at Long Branch, New Jersey, Friday night.
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George Smith
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Ten Round Main Event at Fort Harrison Card
Tonight at Fort Harrison boxing bill features Royce Wallace of Indianapolis vs Joe Packo of Toledo at 165 pounds in the main event a ten round bout. Other contests include Royal Cox Indianapolis vs Windy Meyers Cincinnati at 128 pounds and Earl Baker Cincinnati vs Beamer Roberts Indianapolis in six rounds. Also Jimmy Neal Cincinnati meets Paul Palmer Anderson Indiana in 133 pound bout and Lee Norton Cincinnati faces Earl Orr Indianapolis in 115 pounds with the first bout at 8:30 p.m. Eastern.
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Toledo
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Windy Meyers
Cincinnati
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Beamer Roberts
Jimmy Neal
Paul Palmer
Anderson
Ind
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Earl Orr
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City Parks Tennis Tourney Sees Upset In Second Round
Second round matches were scheduled this afternoon at Garfield Park with eight matches on the program. Marshall Christopher of Butler upset seed Bob Lang in straight sets 6-4 6-3 in Monday’s standout affair.
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Garfield Park
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Butler
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Semi-Pros and Amateurs Face Long Schedule in Genspene League
Genspene Sunday School League holds final business meeting Thursday at 7:45 pm at Em-Rees with all managers and umpires to attend. Local leagues report several Sunday games including Y. M. 8S beating Keystones 6 to 4 at Green House Park, Carmel Reserves defeating Boosters 8 to 7, and other matches across Arcadia and Indianapolis with multiple scorelines and upcoming dates at Brookside Park and Riverside A A.
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Plunk of Football Heard at Camp Crosley
About 250 high school players and coaches gathered at Camp Crosley in Leesburg Indiana for the fifth annual high school football camp. Noted figures like Pete Vaughan and Pete Hinkle led the coaching staff along with prominent University coaches and athletic officials observing and lecturing during the ten day event.
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Washington and Jefferson
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Butler University
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Walter Fisher
Norman Durhan
Muncie
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Shortridge High School
Lon Goldsberry
Abash College
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Bruce
Shorty) Morrison
Kansas University
Washington High School
Indianapolis
Gerald Phillips
Beloit
Baseball results and standings from several leagues
American Association and National League editions cover Monday games with scores for Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Brooklyn Chicago Washington and Detroit matchups. Notable notes include the Boston pennant season record of 0.830 in 1892 and a scheduled doubleheader in Louisville-St Paul.
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State Fair Speed Officials Seek Best Slot for Feature Race
State fair speed officials search for the optimal placement of the Indiana trotting and pacing stake during the Labor Day week. With a long race card starting Sept 1 and races on a half mile track, organizers face scheduling challenges and aim to showcase Hoosier horses as Petro Guy, son of Guy Axworthy, posts promising times that could translate to 2 08 or 2 09 miles on a mile course.
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Fox Stake
Muncie
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Palm String
Baseball Headlines and Player Mentions From Today
A scattered clipping lists multiple players across teams such as the Yankees Cardinals Cubs Phillies and Braves. Names include Ruth Gehrig Hauser Foxxa Bottomley Bissonette Hafey Hornsby Harper Leach Klein Walsh among others with frequent OCR garble.
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Eastern Man Is Class AA Trap Champ
Steve M. Crothers of Chestnut Hills Pa won the Class AA title at the Amateur Trapshooting Association Grand American in Vandalia Ohio with 198 of 200 targets. He led a field of 478 competitors as W S Hoon Cheyenne Wyo topped Class A and other winners were named in classes B C D and E. Kitty Boyer Mt Carmel Ohio won Class E mixed competition with 175 of 187. Miller not to coach at Annapolis E Miller known as Rip will not return to the Naval Academy grid staff after his father’s death and relocation to Detroit.
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N Y Giants cling to narrow lead in National Race
New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 to keep a slim edge over St. Louis, who won 2 to 1 at Brooklyn. The Cards move ahead in wins but the Giants lead in percentage by .002, with standings showing New York about a half game ahead as August 21.
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