Shaffer loses to Taylor in Indiana golf meet
George Lance of Terre Haute dominates the morning round with a 34 on the front nine, while Don Ellis eliminates Paul Shaffer in the opening matches. Fred Wampler and James Stevenson win upset bids, and Highland earns the team trophy as 32 players begin two rounds to trim to eight contenders.
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Dick Miller
Times
Hills Course
French Lick
Ind
George Lance
Terre Haute
Robert Stevens
Greencastle
Lance
W. L
Rags) Redmond
Peru
Redmond
Fritz Cox
Cox
Anderson
Don Ellis
Paul Shaffer
Highland
Indianapolis
Fred Wampler
Bedford
Dick Taylor
Lafayette
James Stevenson
Meridian Hills
Jack Tuittee
E. W. Gant
Keith Young
Chick Bader
Gary
Dick Gant
Bill Diddel
R. F. Barnard
Shelbyville
Mike Moore
South Bend
W. Weiler
la Porte
Talbott
Bloomington
Frank Binford
Bernie Lehman
Broadmoor
Ralph Stevens
Evansville
Max Buell
M Clark
John Bartlett
Hammond
Frank Shields
Indianapolis Country Club
Robert Resener
Kokomo
J. H. Joss
Jack Tuite
M. E. Clark
Clark
Jess Messler
C. H. McCaskey
H. L. Simons
Nunamaker and Risk to appear at Wayne county fair
Times Special reports Bisk Nunamaker national horseshoe champion and Jimmy Risk state champion will appear August 27 and 28 at the Wayne county fair in Centerville. Nunamaker won the national title in St. Petersburg last winter and will return there to defend it next winter.
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Dublin
Ind
Bisk Nunamaker
Jimmy Risk
Wayne County Fair
Centerville
Nunamaker
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pepper Sent to Ft Wayne by Red Wings Farm System
Outfielder Ray Pepper is shipped by Manager Billy Southworth from the Rochester Red Wings to the Ft Wayne club in the Central League. Ft Wayne serves as another St. Louis Cardinals farm unit in the system.
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Billy Southworth
Rochester Red Wings
Ray Pepper
Ft. Wayne
St. Louis Cardinal
Palm Returns to Memphis Roster After Finger Injury
Catcher Joe Palm, on the voluntary retired list after a broken finger two months ago, is back on the Memphis roster.
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Joe Palm
Memphis
300 Compete for Western Open Crown
Three hundred golfers began the Western Open in Milwaukee to defend Abe Espinosa’s crown. The four day format advances top 100 after two rounds to Friday play and then the final 64 for the title on Saturday. Notables include Sarazen Armour Hutchison Smith Mehlhorn Espinosa Watrous French Cruickshank Ciuci Hamp ton. Ciuci and Mehlhorn led practice rounds.
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Bert Demby
United Press
Milwaukee
Abe Espinosa
Gene Sarazen
Flushing
L. I
Tommy Armour
Orchard Lane
Mich
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Horton Smith
Joplin
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
al Espinosa
Bobby Jones
al Watrous
Detroit
Emmett French
Youngstown
Bobby Cruickshank
America
Henry Ciuci
Stratford
Conn
Harry Hampton
Ciuci
Semi Pro Am baseball notes from Riverside and surrounding games
Riverside A A s will nots Wednesday night at Riverside No. 1. All players are requested to attend. A A s meet on Olympics Sunday at Riverside No. 9. Van Camps defeated Forest Cubs 15 to 1 Sunday. Murray struck out eleven and allowed six hits. Gant and Whaley homered for the winners. For games with Van Camps call Riley 9551 and ask for Sol Williams. Manager of West Haven to contact Oriole Juniors at Drexel 3104 W. St. Patricks without a game for Sunday with a 13 victory record including Riversides Keystones Shanklins Cubs and M 8. Write F Roth 1230 Cottage avenue or call Drexel Indianapolis Black Sox seek a Sunday game. Call Dr. 0412 after 6 pm or write H Woods 974 Holbrook street. Indianapolis Red Men play at Shelbyville Sunday. On Sept 1 and 2 Red Men play Henderson Ky a three game series. Open dates in September. State teams write Emmons Turner 3117 Barnes avenue Indianapolis. Triangles and Edgewood Ac clash Sunday at Longacre. Bedford game postponed until early September. State clubs seeking Sept 1 2 games write H E Replay 16 East Orange street or call Dr. 6664. Lafayette and Connersville notice. Meldons scheduled to meet Frankfort Nickel Plate at Frankfort Sept 1 2 with open dates Sept 8 and 15. State clubs call or wire Bob Steblin 918 Olive street Indianapolis. Brazil Elks Kokomo Stellites and Richmond Eagles notice. Question Marks and Riverside Aces meet Sunday at 1 pm diamond No 3 Garfield park. Originally scheduled as double header at Riverside.
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Forest Cubs
Murray
Gant
Whaley
Van_Camps
Riley
Sol Williams
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Henderson
Emmons Turner
Barnes Avenue
Indianapolis Triangles
Edgewood A. C.s
Longacre
Bedford
Tate
H. E
East Orange Street
Lafayette
Connersville
Indianapolis Meldons
Frankfort Nickel Plate
Frankfort
Bob Steblin
Olive Street
Brazil
Elks
Kokomo Stellites
Richmond Eagles
Browns edge Athletics as Kress homers in sixth
Alph Kress and Manush connected in the sixth to lift the St. Louis Browns to a 2 1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. Crowder outpitched Earnshaw while the Athletics were held to four hits as the Yankees won elsewhere. Red Faber received a retirement tribute but the Yankees won 4 2.
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Alph Kress
St. Louis Browns
Manush
Philadelphia Athletics
General Crowder
Kress
Athletics
George Earnshaw
Browns
Yankees
Browns Infielder Dondero Sent to Tulsa on Option
St. Louis Browns infielder Leonard Dondero has been assigned to Tulsa of the Western League on option. Tulsa is a Browns farm team and needs strengthening for the pennant chase.
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Pu Timor
Louis
Leonard Dondero
St. Louis Browns
Tulsa
Twins Bill Winds Up Tribe Series With Brewers
The Indians win on Tuesday in a 6 5 ten inning game against Milwaukee after a doubleheader setup. Jonnard pitched nine walks and Rabbit Warstler delivered the winning run in the tenth. Manager Berghammer was banished after disputing an umpire call.
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Tribe
Brewers
Indians
Berghammer
Snyder
Byron Speece
Speece
Monahan
Belma
Riddle
Jonnard
Warstler
Bodgers
Milwaukee
R Grimes
Neeere Strohm
Stroner
Sprinz
Grimes
Gearin
Barnhart
Strohm
Young
Eldred Geggan
Connolly
Indianapolis
Wilditch
Snitcher
Cobb
Snyder and
Johnston
Alexander to Go Home on Full Pay After Suspension
Grover Cleveland Alexander a veteran pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, will return to St Paul Nebraska on full pay as his suspension is lifted. After a two hour meeting with Cardinals president Sam Breadon the club announced Alex has been pardoned and will rest up for next year.
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Bu United Press
ST. Louis
Grover Cleveland Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Paul
Neb
Alex
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
St. Loui
Alin
Alexander
Bill McKechnie
New York
Breadon
Stockingless golfer leads at Indiana state meet efforts
Chick Bader of Gary carded 150 after 36 qualifying holes as regulars and top players contended. Jack Tuitte, known for stockingless golf, shot a 37 on the ninth with two others close behind. Wynne Van Winkle and Pop Whitney aided scoring. Elaine Hillier, 17, led early in the women's invitational but was disqualified with Mrs. J C Patten leading after 36. The final round followed.
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Jack Tuitte
George Lance
Dwight Mitchell
Jack
Wynne van Winkle
Terre Haute
Wynne
Pop Whitney
Elaine Hillier
la Porte
Chicago
South Bend
Jess Messler
Homer McKee
Amateur Golf Association
J. C. Patten
Avalon
Indianapolis
Record prices at Deauville yearling sale
United Press reports in Deauville that yearling Moti Rance sold for 825000 francs to Mrs. Edmond Harmsworth, setting a record price. She also bought Tantine for 625000 francs and La Viere de Folle for 510000 francs.
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United Press Deauville
Moti Rance
Edmond Harmsworth
Harmsworth
Tantine
Tighten Rules for Rich Swim List Increases
CRONTO Aug 20 New regulations set for the fourth Wrigley marathon swim in Lake Ontario during the Canadian national exposition Aug 28 and 30 for men and women. No prize money for finishers. after six finishers the rest may be taken from the water by force if unwilling. Medical fitness required. Fifty nine women on the starting list from multiple countries with prizes for top five.
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United Press Cronto
Lake Ontario
Ontario Athletic Commission
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
United States
Sweden
Poland
Denmark
Germany
Highways Schedule Big Matchup at Washington Park
Highways travel to Washington Park next Sunday to face the Evansville Reichert Giants in a double header. The same club will play single games Monday and Tuesday. Highways and Nashville Elites split a four game series in Nashville with wins for Highways on Saturday 17 to 12 and Sunday 7 to 5 then losses on Monday 3 to 2 and Tuesday 8 to 5.
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Lincoln Highways
Evansville Reichert Giants
Washington Park
Highways
Nashville Elites
Nashville
Tenn
State Swim Here Draws Women Aces
Women swimmers compete in the state outdoor championships at Broad Ripple pool on Aug 27 and 28 at 8 p.m. Jane Shewalter, Helen Lee Smith, Ruth Gertz, Marjorie Fowler headline entries with multiple events and accolades. men’s entries are flooding in per Bud Lawin, with entries closing Aug 23 at midnight.
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Broad Ripple
Jane Shewalter
Miss Shewalter
Helen Lee Smith
Ruth Gertz
Marjorie Fowler
Bud Lawin
The
Hoosier Athletic Club
Indianapolis
Faber Receives 2700 Purse At Faber Day In Chicago
Urban Red Faber, 41, longtime Chicago White Sox pitcher, was honored with a 2700 dollar purse a large radio a diamond ring and a traveling bag after a Sox park crowd of twenty thousand attended Faber day. A postgame dinner followed with hundreds of old friends including a Cascade Iowa delegation.
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White Sox
Red Faber
Yankees
Wiley Moore
United Press
Chicago
Urban
Red) Faber
Chicago White Sox
Sox Park
Faber
Red
Cascade
Max Schmeling Seeks Commission Restore Before Sail
Max Schmeling plans to sail from New York on the Albert Ballin to Germany while he seeks reinstatement of managers Joe Jacobs and Billy McCarney and a licensing guarantee from the New York state athletic commission. The controversy stems from the Ebbets Field contract and affects Schmeling and fighters managed by Jacobs and McCarney.
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United Press
NEW York
Max Schmeling
Albert Ballin
New York State Athletic Commission
Hamburg
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Phil Scott
Humbert J. Fugazy
Jacobs
Billy McCarney
McCarney
Ebbets Field
Doubles Champs Lose in Newport Upset
Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn, world doubles champions, were upset in the first round of the Newport invitational by Bruce Barnes of Texas and Phillip Neer of Oregon. The Texas and Oregon pair rallied for a 6-4 1-6 6-3 victory.
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Pu Times
Newport
R. I
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
America
England
France
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Phillip Neer
Oregon
Meldons Win Eleventh In A Row At Connersville
Meldons trounced Betsy Ross in Connersville to extend their streak to eleven games. They plan a road game next Sunday against the Bedford Grays in Bedford.
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Betsy Ross
Connersville
Indianapolis Meldons
Bedford Grays
Bedford
Chuck Wiggins Wins Narrow Decision Over Friedman in Fort Harrison Bout
In a six or ten round slate at Fort Harrison Chuck Wiggins barely outscored Al Friedman despite a bruised head. Friedman pressed the action but lacked power while Norman Brown defeated Howard McClain in eight rounds with two knockdowns. Other notes include Rhodes over Kwing Myers over Brian Chappell knockout Russell and next Tuesday card matches Atterson Mitchell Woods Sayers Lovelace Sansone.
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Chuck Wiggins
al] Friedman
Ft. Harrison
Boston
Chuck
Friedman
Norman Brown
Howard McClain
McClain
Billy Rhodes
Chunky Kwing
Billy Myers
Joe Brian
Willard Chappell
Red Russell
Harrion Arena
Otto Atterson
Howard Mitchell
Kid Woods
Jimmy Sayers
Lon Lovelace
Jimmy Sansone
Young Linksmen Seek Title in 72 Hole Event
Indiana junior golf stars begin the 72 hole Indiana junior tournament at Grand view municipal course. Seventy two holes are scheduled with eliminations after the halfway mark. Bob Tinder, Country Club pro, runs the event with HQ at the YMCA. A twenty inch loving cup goes to the winner, a thirteen inch cup to runner up, plus fifteen merchandise prizes.
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Sneeker Anderson
Ind
Indiana
Grandview Municipal Course
Bob Tinder
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