State Amateur Golf Tourneys Qualifying Round Progress
Indianapolis players posted lower scores on day two of the twenty-fifth annual Indiana State amateur golf tournament at French Lick. Notables include Bing Butler 79 for the morning 164 total, Tad Brown 37 out today with 81 Monday, and J B Curran 89 today after a Monday 36. Elimination match play starts Wednesday for the top 32.
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Meridian Hills
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Connersville
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Nd J. Messler
Broadmoor Club
Bobby Rosener
Kokomo
Blaine Patton
Paul Shideler
Pleasant Run
Paul Gray
Baseball Standings and Games Today
American Association action includes Indianapolis at Minneapolis and Columbus at Kansas City. Toledo visits Milwaukee. American League features New York at Chicago and Washington at St Louis. Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland. National League games include St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at New York. Chicago visits Philadelphia.
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Hobbs Ties 1904 Century Legend In England
England cricketer Hobbs scores his 126th century, matching Dr. W. G. Grace's 1904 record. Hobbs achieved this in twenty years, while Grace took over forty years. Hobbs is esteemed alongside Lloyd George and Charlie Chaplin in English acclaim.
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Reynolds and Carlin set for Broadway Theater fall bout
A feature matchout at Broadway Theater on Sept 4 stars Jack Reynolds vs Johnny Carlin the Swedish welter title claimant. They will meet at 145 pounds in the afternoon with promoters planning a supporting bout for the card.
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Local City Tennis Champion Matches at Garfield Park
Local singles and doubles rounds underway on Garfield Park lower courts to decide city champions. First round results include Breuster over Ballman 6 3 6 0, Rohrman over Scanlon by default, Kurzrok over Fletcher 6 2 6 2, Quinn over Brandenburg, and several defaults followed by second round pairings such as Lang over Sopmeniel and Ertel over McNamara.
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Ader
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West
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Ertel
McNamara
Pirates Clinch Lead as Giants Fade in NL Race
Pirates hold a six game edge over the Giants with 38 games left in the season. Giants, six back, must surge to overtake if they hope to finish ahead of Cincinnati for a shot at third.
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Tyro League Contests By Timed Special
New York Detroit and Chicago won to stay in the Union Printers International Baseball League standings on the tournament second day. Chicago beat St Louis 9 to 3 Detroit defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 5 and New York edged Cleveland 20 to 4. Play resumes Thursday with a planned day of entertainment.
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Walker Is Winner
Mickey Walker world welterweight champion won a popular decision over Sailor Friedman in East Chicago Indiana. Walker built a commanding lead in early rounds and floored Friedman for a two count in the first. Friedman rallied late but could not erase the early deficit.
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Murray and Ketchel Set for Eight Round Bout at Brightwood
Billy Murray of East Chicago tops boxing circles as he faces Dayton’s Young Ketcher in an eight round semi windup to the Wallace Mack card at Brightwood arena Friday night. Murray brings 38 fights with 20 wins 12 draws and 6 losses. Mack's camp disputes a knockout claim by Joe Packo citing mixed results in their bouts.
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Early football notes from Acme Juniors meeting
The Acme Juniors schedule a meeting at Eyrand's home on Wednesday for an indoor football session with Coach Billler for this Yunis season. Christamore A C plans a football meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m urging all last year’s players to attend.
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Miss Wills Defeats McKane for American Tennis Crown
Helen Wills, 19, wins the U S women's singles title at Forest Hills with a 3-6 6-0 6-2 victory over Kathleen McKane. She also pairs with Mary Browne to take the doubles title 6-4 6-3, sharing the American crowns for the second year running.
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Graham Beats Bud Taylor In Bantam Fight
Bushey Graham of Utica won a twelve round decision over Bud Taylor of Terre Haute in New York. The fast bout drew praise for both fighters who weighed 119 and a half pounds. Bantam king Charlie Rosenberg was introduced and said he would like to meet the winner.
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Phil) Rosenberg
Washington Bowling League Opens Season Next Tuesday
Final meeting of the Washington Bowling Club will be at 8 o clock at the Illinois alleys. Fourteen teams are entered in the league and we will open its season next Tuesday night. A meeting is planned Thursday at the Capitol allege for organization. For information call Circle.
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Harrison Tonight Main Event Headlines Heavyweight Card
A boxing program at Harrison Tonight features a ten round main event with Indianapolis facing Joe Pahoa Light Heave Welabie. Semi windup eight rounds Andy Butch Carr faces Toledo’s Jack Butler. Preliminaries six rounds Keuple Trimble of Chicago versus Cincinnati contender. Band concert at 7 45 precedes the eight thirty bout.
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Postal Boys in Races at State Fairgrounds
The Postal Telegraph Company held annual bike races at the State fairground. Spectators enjoyed thrills from spills due to unfamiliar tracks. Prizes were awarded by Smith, Hassler and Sturm, Hoffman Bros., and Bannister bicycle shop.
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A. B. C S Lose Again In Washington Park Test
The Kansas City Manarchs were to face the A. B. C.s at Washington Park for a third game at 3 p.m. Today. The A. B. C.s fell 10 to 2 to the invaders in their Monday game, with 13 safeties off Alexander and Offert and only five hits for the locals. The series moves to Richmond Thursday and Kokomo on the following day.
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Coach Powell Resigns Waynetown Post for Rochester
Ralph Powell resigns as coach and director of athletics at Waynetown High School in Crawfordsville Indiana. He will take a coach position at Rochester.
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Miller Nine Edges Hoosiers In Tight Inning Clash
Minneapolis Millers beat the Indiana Hoosiers 1 0 in the eighth inning as Duncan hit a triple and Schemanske allowed a wild pitch for the deciding run. Elmer Voter led the Tribesmen with four hits, Handrether struck out thrice. About 2 000 fans saw a tense game with a late surge by the Millers.
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English Channel defeat ends Miss Gleitz bid for crossing
Folkeystone England August 25 The English Channel defeated another woman as Miss Mercedes Gleitz a London typist started at night and abandoned her attempt at 6 am after four hours in the water. She swam seven miles against strong tides before quitting.
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