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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1928

Page

2

Three Teams Vie for Indianapolis Class A Baseball Title

Three teams Northwestern Milk Illinois Central and St. John s Evangelical remain in the Indianapolis Class A baseball race after second round wins. Illinois Central beat Hillside Christian 7 to 3 at Washington Park while Northwestern defeated Morris St M E 6 to 2 at Riverside Park. St John s drew a bye to the semi finals and will face the Milk or Illinois Central next Saturday with a bye decision to be drawn tonight. The city champion advances to the National Class A championships in Cincinnati.

Indianapolis Northwestern Milk Illinois Central St. John’s Evangelical Dairy Railroaders St. John’s Cincinnati Hillside Christian Washington Park Northwesterns Morris St. M. E Riverside Park Hillsides Il Central Jordan Evans Lewis and Meyer Northwestern Morris St Bee Ae and Snyder Wining and Kloep

Tunney’s London Visit Sparks Abstemious Image Debate

In London reports, James J. Tunney drinks champagne punch at a hotel reception with social and political elites including Big Bill Thompson. The piece argues that many sports figures are imagined as abstemious, while Tunney has sipped alcohol in moderation, challenging the stereotype of the relentless drinker.

York James Joseph Tunney Globe London Tunney Chicago Dempsey Bill Thompson

Young Dillon to Fight Bobby Williams in Fort Main Bout

Young Jack Dillon of Louisville will sub for Charlie Arthurs in the Fort Harrison feature. Dillon, who has beaten Speedy Sparks, Leo Wax, Johnny Tillman, Frankie Jones, Rapid Waters, Jimmy Cox, Jimmy Mahoney and Joe Anderson, steps in after Arthurs injured in training.

Ft. Harrison Charlie Arthurs Bobby ‘Williams Jack Dillon Louisville Arthurs Dillon Speedy Sparks Leo Wax Johnny Tillman Frankie Jones Rapid Waters Jimmy Cox Jimmy Mahoney Joe Anderson

Home Run Club picks leaders from two leagues

Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees lead the American League with home runs alongside Hauser of the Athletics. In the National League, Wilson of the Cubs tops the list with Bottomley of the Cardinals and Bissonette of the Robins following.

Ruth Yankees Gehrig Hauser Athletics Wilson Cubs Bottomley Cards Bissonette Robins

Baseball Standings and Scores From AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Night

standings show AMERICAN ASSOCIATION teams Indianapolis Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Toledo Columbus Louisville Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Washington Cleveland Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn etc. First game Huntzinger ONeil Brillheart Pate McMullen. Minneapolis Barnes Hamby Van Alstyne Williams Mancuso. Louisville Koob Warmouth Peters. Kansas City Tincup Wirts Thompson Nelson Zing Wirts.

American Association Pet Indianapolis Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee St. Paul Toledo Columbus Louisville Louisvil St. Pau Huntzinger O'Neil Brillheart Pate McMullen Oee Beaves Barnes and Hamby van Alstyne Willlams Mancuso Tincup Yers Thompson, Nelson Zing Wirts

Baseball and College Scores Across Leagues

Box scores show Columbus and St Paul results with multiple players named. American League highlights Cleveland and Washington, New York at Detroit postponed due to rain. National League includes Philadelphia and St Louis, with Ring Milligan Walsh Lerian and others contributing.

New York Detroit Rational Philadelphia St. Louis Ring Milligan Walsh Lerian Sherdel Smith Wilson

Power and Light Wins Close Meat Mound Battle at Park

Hildebrand and Schaefer held Riverside to 2 runs as Power and Light triumphed 3 to 2. Flynn blasted a homer and Braughton added a triple for the winners, who outlasted Riverside in a pitching duel at Washington Park.

Hildebrand Schaefer Washington Park Indianapolis Riversides Flynn Braugton Abhor Cook Baker Trefry Bauers Osborne Mars Russell Floyd Huesing Mueller Okelly Hilbrand Wood Lentz Riverside Braughton Schonecker Cook Marshino Bower Davis Laughton

Ireland Honors Former Champ on Visit and Walk

Gene Tunney left Ireland for London after a brief visit in which he received popular acclaim and a blackthorn stick from the Tailsean games council. He plans a walking tour through Europe with Thornton Wilder and is expected to marry Josephine Lauder in Paris this fall.

Y United Pro Dublin Ireland Gene Tunney London Tunney Council George Bernard Shaw Europe Thornton Wilder Paris Josephine Lauder

Wrestling show at Broad Ripple Park features Kallio and trio

Indianapolis trio Howard McClain Chester Mc Caulay and Jim Chanis oppose Gus Kallio in tonight's card at Broad Ripple Park Kallio promises a ten minute finish. Reynolds faces Romanoff in a finish match. A one mile roller race at Riverside Saturday night saw Clyde Addison of Riverside win by ten yards over Bob Wuench of the Dixie rink in 3 minutes 28 seconds.

Howard McClain Chester McCaulay Indianapolis Jim Chanis Shelbyville Gus Kallio Broad Ripple Park Kallio Reynolds Romanoff Riverside Clyde Addison Bob Wuench Dixie Rink

Indians Clash With Blues In Five Game Series At Kansas City

Times Special reports Kansas City hosts the league leading Indians minus Adam Comorosky as they open a five game set with Dutch Zwilling's Blues. Bruno Betzel's pacemakers draw focus while KC trims pennant gaps and battles injuries to Spencer Layne and others.

Kansas City Adam Comorosky Indians Kawtown Dutch Zwilling Blues Bruno Betzel Hoosiers Millers Cowboys Indianapolis Tribesmen A. A Comorosky Pittsburgh Spencer Layne

Indians Lose Ground as Brewers Split Series in Milwaukee

The Indians endured injuries to Spencer Layne and Outfielder Comorosky as they dropped three of five to the Brewers in Milwaukee. Milwaukee won the first game 10-6, split Sunday’s doubleheader 3-1 and 9-7, while Pittsburgh recalled Adam and sent Worth in exchange. Comorosky batted .500 for the day and Adam Comorosky joined the Pirates in Cincinnati.

Milwaukee Indians Dream City Kansas City Tribe Spencer Layne Comorosky Barnhart Pittsburgh Adam Worth Pirates Clyde Barnhart Cincinnati Reds Brewers Toledo Millers Yde Burwell Boone Schupp Swetonic Betzel

Miss Mercedes Gleitz Flops in Irish Channel Swim Bid

London stenographer Miss Mercedes Gleitz failed on her third attempt to swim the Irish Channel. She started at Donaghadee at 5:25 a.m. Sunday and quit at 8:30 p.m. within five miles of the English coast, unconscious when rescued.

United Press London Mercedes -Gleitz Donaghades

Tackling Big Boys Once Again On the Coast

Mickey Walker seeks to hold both middleweight and light heavyweight crowns by defeating Armand Emanuel in a ten round non title bout on the coast. A victory could pave the way for Walker to challenge tougher 175 pound fighters in the East.

Pirates Cancel Option on Warstler Recall Comorosky

The Pittsburgh Pirates cancel their September 1 option to purchase Warstler in exchange for the recall of Adam Comorosky by the Indians. The Indians retain Warstler with no strings, while Perry of Cleveland adds minor leaguers Wolfe and Koenecke and pursues a veteran catcher to aid the pennant drive.

Pirates Comorosky Indians Adam Comorosky Pittsburgh Pirates Perry Pittsburgh Warstler Indianapolis Worth Columbia Clyde Barnhart Bettelites Cincinnati Barnhart Claver Wolfe Koenecke Moline Ray Schalk Grover Hartley Schalk Hartley Cleveland Sox Chicago Webb Chicago Cubs Cubs Emile Yde

Betzelites Lose Hefty Swatter

Bruno Betzel's pennant chasing Indians faced a setback as they prepared to meet the Blues in Kansas City without Adam Comorosky. Comorosky, a top slugger, had joined in a deal involving Brame for Bill Burwell, with Brame later recalled and Worth from Columbia, S. C. to join the Pirates. The Pirates also cancelled the option on shortstop Warstler.

Bruno Betzel Indians Blues Kansas City Adam Comorosky A. A. Comorosky Brame Bill Burwell Pirates Comorosky Worth Columbia S. C Warstler

State Amateur Golf Tourney Opens at French Lick

George Lance of Terre Haute led nine holes with a par 36 as the Indiana State amateur championship began at French Lick Country Club. Top qualifiers and notable players like Dwight Mitchell and Maurice Stone prepared for two qualifying rounds and match play starting Wednesday.

French Lick Club Bulletin French Lick Ind George Lance Terre Haute Luke Lincoln Indianapolis John Lehman Gary Jack Tuitt Eddie Zimmer Dwight Mitchell Will Diddel Times French Lick Country Club Simon

Cardinals Take 3 1/2 Game Lead With Phillies Win

St Louis Cardinals beat the Phillies 6 to 1 to widen their edge over the New York Giants to three and a half games. The Giants lost 4 to 3 in ten innings to the Robins. Yankees and Athletics rested, keeping New York three games ahead in the American League.

United Press York St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants Phillies Giants Robins New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Yankees Connie Mack Philadelphia Phillies Wee Willie’ Sherdel Phils

Lott Wins Pera Tennis Title in Newport Final

George M. Lott Jr of Chicago clinched the annual pera tennis tournament in Newport by defeating John Van Ryn of Orange, New Jersey in the four set final. Lott teamed with John Doeg to win the doubles over Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison of Austin, Texas. Simpson.

Newport R. L George M. Lott I Jr Chicago Caten John van Ryn Orange N. J Lott John Doeg Santa Monica Cal van Ryn Wilmer Allison Austin Texas

Hennessey and Lott Lead No 1 Seeds at National Doubles

Chestnut Hill Mass August 27 An undefended title opens as play begins in the National Doubles tennis classic at Longwood. U S teams vie for the title with 19 Americans and 13 foreign pairs from six countries. Top seeds are George Lott and Hennessey followed by Van Ryn and Allison, Williams and Washburn, Ingraham and Jones. Foreign top pair is Cochet and Brugnon of France.

United Press Chestnut Hill Mass America William T. Tilden Francis T. Hunter Tilden United States France England Australia Mexico Canada Cuba George Lott Chicago John Hennessey Indianapolis John van Ryn Princeton Wilmer Allison Austin Texas R. Norris Williams Philadelphia Watson Washburn New York

Emanuel Walker Bout in San Francisco Tonight

The Mickey Walker Armand Emanuel ten round bout in San Francisco tonight is even money with some bets on Walker. Emanuel the San Francisco light heavy has strong coast support while the fight is non title with Walker around 164 pounds and Emanuel about 175.

United Press San Francisco Mickey Walker Armand Emanuel Walker Emanuel

Michigan basketball coach Edward Mather dies at 60

Edward Mather, assistant athletic director and Michigan basketball coach since 1919, died Sunday night of cancer in Ann Arbor. He was an all Western football end in 1909 and served the university in multiple athletic roles.

Cy United Press Ann Arbor Mich Edward Mather University of Michigan Mather

Batting star Del Bissonnette lifts Robins to 4 3 win over Giants

Del Bissonnette belted his 20th homer in the 10th inning to give Brooklyn a 4 3 victory as Carl Hubbell faltered late. The Giants and Robins traded runs with Brooklyn grabbing the win in New York.

del Bissonnette Brooklyn Robins New York Giants Carl Hubbell New York

Joe Dundee Offered 50000 for Title Defense in Boston

Joe Dundee world welterweight champion has been offered 50000 by Crosscup Pishon Post American Legion of Boston to defend his title against Al Mello of Lowell New England welterweight champion. The bout would mark the opening of Boston new Madison Square Garden.

United Press Boston Joe Dundee Crosscup- Pishon Post American Legion al Mello Lowell New England New Madison Square Garden

Sweigert Dominates Brazil Speedway Feature Race

Frank Sweigert of Indianapolis won the feature fifteen mile race at the Brazil speedway on Sunday with Bennie Bennefield finishing second. Sweigert along with Russell Hocker and Walter Ax won the three five mile sprints. Ed Willis of Louisville was slightly injured when his car went through the outer fence and overturned during the fifteen mile race.

Brazil Ind Frank Sweigert Indianapolis Brazil Speedway Bennie Bennefield Sweigert Russell Hocker Walter Ax Ed Willis Louisville

Dolp Wins Western Amateur Golf Crown

Frank Dolp of Portland Oregon defeated Gus Novotny of Chicago 4 and 3 in the 36 hole final to claim the Western amateur golf title. Dolp previously won the crown in 1926 and Novotny formerly captained the Illinois golf team.

Times Chicago Frank Dolp Portland Ore Gus Novotny Dolp Novotny University of Illinois

Dundee to Box Thompson in Chicago Welterweight Bout

Joe Dundee the welterweight champion meets Negro challenger Jack Thompson in Chicago on Wednesday. Thompson will weigh in one pound over the welterweight limit, a fact noted by observers.

Chicago Joe Dundee Jack Thompson Thompson

Bobby Jones Sets Record in Practice at Chicago Club

Bobby Jones of Atlanta set a Chicago Golf Club course record with 68 in practice ahead of Walker Cup play. He posted 35-33-68 on the par 71 layout, aided by four birdies and one late misstep at the seventh. British visitors Tony Torrance and Capt. E. F. Storey shot 74 and 76. W. L. Hope led English entries with 72.

United Press Chicago Bobby Jones Atlanta Chicago Golf Club Jones Tony Torrance E. F. Storey Bobby W. L. Hope

Britons to Play in Amateur Meet

The national amateur golf championship opens September 10 at Braeburn Club in West Newton Massachusetts. Alongside Bobby Jones defending the title the British Walker Cup team and six Canadian entrants will compete. USGA released the qualifying pairings with Jones facing David Ogilvie Jr. of Cleveland Ouimet meets Harold Weber of Inverness Evans challenges John Dawson of Chicago.

United Press West Newton Mass Braeburn Bobby Jones United States Golf Association Jones David Ogilvie, Jr Cleveland Ouimet Harold Weber Inverness Evans John Dawson Chicago

Major Stars Idle As Leaders Sit Out

Yesterday many top players did not play including Ruth Gehrig Simmons Hornsby and other stars. Lindstrom Frisch Hellmann and Yraner were also in and out of the lineup with limited at bats.

United States What Yraner Freddy Lindstrom Perceme Frisch Harry Hellmann Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig al Simmons Rogers Hornsby

Bauman Shines in Huntington Speedways Races

Dutch Bauman, an Indianapolis driver, won the 20 mile feature and the 5 mile match race at Huntington speedway. Wilbur Shaw finished second in the 20 mile event and Louise Schneider placed third.

Huntington Ind Dutch Bauman New Huntington Speedway Indianapolis Wilbur Shaw Louise Schneider

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