Heat Baseball Team Faces Hard Fight With A B Cs
The Indianapolis Light and Heat Company baseball team showed strong hitting and a fast infield but lost a four run lead to the A B Cs. Changes in fielding and base running hurt, while outfield throws and defensive placement were critical. Joe Kelly and Park led with solid hitting, and the infield trio of Kelly Birch Osborne Flynn was sharp. The team aims for city title and national honors if pitching holds.
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Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
H. Boys
Bader
Joe Kelly
Park
J. Kelly
Birch
Osborne
Flynn
Broughton
Roberts
Behnke
Reynolds
Bob Kelly
Hank Gordon
Starbeck
Latonia
Lowe
YANKEE NETTERS IN FORM AT WIMBLEDON FINAL APPROACH
Howard Kinsey and Vincent Richards defeated R Lycett and A W Austin in men's doubles 7-5 6-4 6-4 to reach the finals at All England. Berger and Strawson edged Hughes and Valentine 6-3 4-6 6-4 to reach mixed semis. Browne and Ryan advanced to women's doubles final, while Godfree and Colyer reached women's final after Godfree beat Di di Viasto 6-4 6-0. Mallory ousted by D Alva rez as Spaniard D Alvar ez advances to face Godfree. King Alfonso and Queen Victoria watched as Mallory lost.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press State Correanondent
Wimbledon
Eng
Howard Kinsey
Vincent Richards
R. Lycett
A. W. Austin
Col. A. Berger
Strawson
G. P. Hughes
Berger
Mrs. Strawson
Kinsey
Mary K. Browne
Miss Browne
Elizabeth Ryan
L. A. Godfree
Miss Colyer
Godfree
Didi” Viasto
Molla Mallory
Senorita D'Alvarez
King Alphonso
Queen Victoria
Spain
Mallory
Baseball Calendar and Scores Affected by Multiple Leagues
A mixed slate lists American and National League games including Chicago at St. Louis and New York at Philadelphia, plus American Association and American League matchups. Scores are given for several games with pitchers named, showing outcomes and run totals across the day’s schedule.
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Epeacan Association Apolis
Colnybus
Missabee
Toledo
Waukes
St. Paul
Kans
Innespel
American League
Chicago
St. Is
Washington
Newepee
Boston
Philadelphi
Cleveland
Detroit
National League Cincinnatti
Chicago. Louis
Ae York
Philadelphia
Indians win opener at Columbus 9 to 4 despite injuries
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Senators 9 to 4 in Columbus in a game played with a patched lineup. Fifteen Indians appeared, four pitchers used, and eighteen hits powered the victory while several regulars were sidelined with injuries.
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Columbus
Indians
Frankel's 144-Hole Golf Marathon Draws Course Talk
LA dispatch notes Adolph Frankel played 144 holes to beat his 135 hole mark, aiming for golf hall of fame kudos. Questions arise over course access and pro provisions during his attempt at South Grove and other municipal courses as golf’s pace and crowding are debated.
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Los Angeles
Adolph Frankel
Frankel
Golf Hall of Fame
South Grove
Intercollegiate tennis semis set after quarterfinal wins
Edward S. Chandler of California defeated Harold Colburn of Penn to reach the fifth round as Stanford’s Cranston Holman beat Clifford Marsh of Williams and John Van Ryn of Princeton beat Bradshaw Harrison of California. Neil Sullivan of Lehigh beat J. A. Barr of SMU to meet Holman, with Van Ryn facing the Whitbeck Chadler winner.
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Times Special
Philadelphia
Edward S. Chandler
University Offornia
Harold Colburn
Penn
Cranston Holman
Stanford
Clifford Marsh
Williams
John van Ryn
Princeton
Bradshaw Harrison
California
Neil Sullivan
Lehigh
J. A. Barr
Southern Methodist
Sullivan
Holman
van Rynci
J. N. Whitbeck
Harvard
Chandler
First Typo Golf Meet Opensentries July Third
Indianapolis Typographical golf tourney seeks entrants among compositors with four eighteen hole rounds at Coffin municipal course. Low net scorers win trips to St Louis for Union Printers National Baseball Assoc event Aug 21 27. $1 entry. four rounds in July. prizes for all finishers except those chosen for trip.
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Indianapolis
Typo Baseball Association
Coffin Municipal
St. Louis
Union Printers
National Baseball Association
National Printers
Type Golf Committee
Coffin Course
Office Golf Chairman
Surprise win shocks boxing world in Cleveland bout
Billy Wallace, Alaska born, knocked down Babe Herman five times and won a ten round decision. Herman’s defeat followed his prior win over Ted Morgan, junior lightweight champion, last week, delivering a huge upset in Cleveland.
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Yair Preas
Cleveland
Billy Wallace
Babe Herman
Herman
Ted Morgan
Perils of Pitching Highlight White Sox and Cleveland clash
United Press reports a July 1 game in Cleveland between the White Sox and Cleveland saw rival pitchers Lyons of Chicago and Levsen of Cleveland nearly sent to the hospital. Lyons was knocked down by a line drive and Levsen was struck on the left leg during the tense contest.
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United Press
Cleveland
Levsen
Lyons
Chicago
White Sox
Pirates Sign Joe Bush from Senators Cast-off
Pittsburgh reports the Pirates signed veteran pitcher Joe Bush who was released by the Washington Senators last week. He is not eligible to play until Saturday as the July 1 broadcast notes the transaction and timing.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
United Press
Joe Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bush
Washington Senators
A B C S W I N Negro Team Captures 7 5 Victory
The A B C baseball team defeated the Indianapolis Light and Heat club 7 to 5 in a Washington Park benefit game for the local amateur baseball association. About 300 fans attended as Miller started for A B C and Padrone closed strong, with key runs in the sixth and seventh innings.
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Indianapolis Light and Heat Club
Washington Park
Amateur Baseball Association
L. and. H
Miller
A.s
DeMoss
Padrone
Bader
CIA Ie Ucla
Miller Padrone Dixon Melle
Waivers Asked on Kerr San Francisco Star Ends Career
Waivers have been asked on Dickie Kerr a diminutive pitcher with the San Francisco Seals signaling the virtual end of Kerrs baseball career. His peak came in the 1919 World Series when he pitched the White Sox to two victories against the Reds amid suspicions of a thrown series.
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Vettel
SAN Fancisco
Dickie Kerr
San Francisco Seals
Kerr
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Roy Wallace Record Sent To Ft Harrison Official
Has Winning Ways Frank Rappold of Cincinnati, veteran boxer handler, sent to Captain Clark at Ft Harrison the ring record of Roy Wallace. Ahead of next Tuesday night meeting between Wallace and Eddie Staton of Louisville, Wallace’s amateur record of eighteen straight K O wins is noted along with a detailed data summary.
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Ptain Clark
Ft. Harrison
Fort
Frank Rappold
Cincinnati
Roy Wallace
Captain Clark
Wallace
Fort Punch Bowl
Eddie Staton
Louisville
Roy
Tunney Requests Training Start For Dempsey Bout
Gene Tunney announced receipt of a telegram from Tex Reckard of New York urging him to report to New York by July 15 to begin training for a fight with Jack Dempsey. The telegram says the bout would be staged between Labor Day and September 16.
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Randis Charles
New York
S.S. Paris
Fugazy
Charles
Jack
Paulous
Euch
Tex Reckard
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Labor Day
Amateur Baseball Day Sets Weekend at Penney Park
The Indianapolis Amateur Base Ball Association stages national Boys day with an all day program at Penney Park to raise funds for a Philadelphia trip and the national class AA meet in September. Morning games feature junior clubs while noon tilt pits First Baptists against Seventh Christians for the Marion County title. Sahara Grotto and Printers are Fraternal League clubs.
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Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association
Penney Park
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Cult
Tartar A
de See Baptists
Mak Cariatage M
Saraha Grotto
Printers
Camel cigarette ad promising unmatched satisfaction
An advertising pitch from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company extols Camel cigarettes saying they offer unparalleled quality and satisfaction. It highlights top tobacco blends and expert production, inviting readers to try Camels for maximum pleasure.
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Camel
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