Pitching Finds Surprise Rookie Star in Washington
Baseball scouts prize pitchers for rookie impact and Washington unexpectedly relies on Horace Isenbee to shoulder the pitching load after Walter Johnson’s injury. The veteran approach contrasts with the rise of a rookie in the rotation, reshaping expectations for rookie development and team strategy this season.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Son
Stanley Harris
Horace Isenbee
Sensational young pitchers spark 1920s majors with strong debuts
Willis Hudlin from Waco Texas shines in his first pro year with Cleveland, posting ten wins and three losses as a rookie. Wiley Moore debuts with the Yankees delivering clutch wins, while Lefty Stewart and Al Thomas also notch multiple victories. The National League lags in rising stars as veterans dominate, yet American League rookies boost early optimism.
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Willis Hudlin
Waco
Texas
Hudlin
George Uhle
Joe Shaute
Garland Buckeye
Iudlin
Stewart
J. Louis Browns
Wiley Moore
New York Yankees
al Thomas
Chicago
Willis
Athletics
Washton
Vic- Willis
Broad Ripple hosts three day August swimming meet with national entries
The Broad Ripple pool hosts an August outdoor swimming championships event featuring national and international exhibitions. The Indiana Kentucky A A U district eyes junior national events, with a night program and entries sent nationwide. Events include 100 meter free style, 400 meter free, 880 yard free, and various back stroke brass style races along with diving competitions.
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United States
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Sanger Cancels Bout On Fourth In Michigan City
Sousa from New York will face Eddie Shea of Chicago in the feature scrap set for July 4 in Michigan City. Joey Sanger of Milwaukee, who had been scheduled to meet Shea, cancelled Thursday night. Meyer Grace vs George Eagle is on the undercard for a forty eight round card with additional bouts to fill the show.
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Shea
Michigan City
Times
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Sousa
New York
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Joey Sanger
Milwaukee
Meyer Grace
George Eagle
Delaney McTigue Title Bout Postponed to August
The Jack Delaney versus Mike McTigue light heavyweight title fight scheduled for July 7 has been postponed to August 11 at the boxers’ managers’ request due to lack of interest.
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Times Special
New York
Jack Delaney
Mike McTigue
Medvidovich Wins Fifth Annual Marble Championship
By United Press Gipsy Joe Medvidovich a 13 year old Pittsburgh boy today won the fifth annual national marble championship by defeating Teddy Walag of Springfield Mass in the final round.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gipsy Joe” Medvidovich
Pittsburgh
Teddy” Walag
Springfield
Mass
Indians Beat Pirates In Exhibition Touchdown At Ballpark
Indians and Hens resumed action beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 8 to 5 in an exhibition. About 4 000 fans attended Ladies and kids day featured entertainment with Ownie Bush and Betzel receiving gifts as Red Sox? No, Betzel and Bush honored. Indians head to Louisville for a series opener Sunday and then two games with the Pirates?
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Betzelites
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Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
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Rooters
Bush
Miss Vicksburg Wins Lakes-to-Gulf Motor Boat Race
United Press reports in New Orleans that Miss Vicksburg, skippered by Robert Shaw, completed the Chicago to New Orleans course in 78 hours 100 minutes to win the Lakes-to-Gulf race. Joliet Peoria and New Orleans racers finished second and third, Shaw beating the closest rival by nine hours.
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Robert Shaw
United Press
New Orleans
Allison Expected to Meet Future Texas Champion at Merion
Allison of the University of Texas anticipates introducing friends in Austin to a champion after the intercollegiate lawn tennis championship at Merion Cricket Club. Semifinals start today at 2 p.m. with Allison facing John Van Ryn and Ben Gorchakoff meeting John F. Whitbeck.
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Pirates Hitters Shine In Scrappy Double Plays
Tribal Notes Paul Waner played like a seasoned first sacker for the Pirates on Thursday. Pie Traynor executed a rare double play while Yoter and Layne figures featured in aggressive baserunning. Layne hit two home runs over the left field fence as Ownie Bush energized the Pirates amid the heat and the Indians showed new vigor against the majors.
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City Golf Tourney to Be Three Day Event
Indianapolis golf officials confirm the city tournament will be a three day event with 18 holes each day on local private club links. Dates will be announced soon as the I D A works around club schedules and a late summer timing.
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Dick Miller
Cliff Wagoner
Indianapolis District Golf Association
Times
Wagoner
Millers obtain Pitcher Stokes from Des Moines
MINNEAPOLIS, July 1. Art Stokes, Des Moines right handed pitcher, has been obtained by the Millers. He won 21 games and lost 15 in the Western League last season. Minneapolis now has seven hurlers, four right handers and three southpaws. Manager Kelley says he is not through bolstering and seeks a second baseman. Red fern at third is a new addition as Kelley plans for many doubleheaders.
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Bulet
Yankees
Moore
Yanks
Wiley Moore
Minneapolis
Art Stokes
Des Moines
Millers
Kelley
Redfern
Americans Victorious in Wimbledon Mixed Doubles
Francis T. Hunter and Miss Elizabeth Ryan, Americans, defeated A. Berger and Mrs. Lambert Chambers 6-1 8-6 in mixed doubles at Wimbledon. No singles matches were scheduled today.
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Francis Hunter
Miss Ryan
Wimbledon
Bu United Press
England
Francis T. Hunter
Elizabeth Ryan
A. Berger
Lambert Chambers
Woodstock Changes At Woodstock Golf Course
Freddy Schopp, pro at Woodstock, outlines major updates to the course with the fourth hole lengthened from 365 to 480 yards and a new bent grass green. Mrs. Jean Mazur and Mrs. Charles Kelly led a two day South Grove tournament in the Indianapolis Women's Golf Association and plan to attend the Women's State meet at Ft. Wayne July 18 22. Mrs. Al Roy also plans to play.
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Freddy Schopp
Schopp
Jean Mazur
Charles Kelly
South Grove
Indianapolis Women's Golf Association
Ft. Wayne
al Roy
Maloney Defeats Gorman on Fourth Round Foul
Jimmy Maloney of Boston beats Bud Gorman of Racine Wisconsin by decision after a low blow in the fourth round of a ten round bout in Chicago. Maloney, once a contender for Gene Tunney, fought from the opening bell and outboxed Gorman throughout.
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Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Bud Gorman
Racine
Wis
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Gene Tunney
Gorman
Changes in Fifth Program at Ft Harrison Boxing Show
Captain Clark the matchmaker announced two changes in the Fifth program for the Ft Harrison event. Lieutenant Stout was replaced by Jack Malone in the four round opener with Jackie Dugan. K O Morgan was replaced by Eddie Roberts in the bout with Willie Yap. Trip Limbaco will arrive Saturday and work out at the Arcade gym ahead of the main event with Jimmy Mc Dermott.
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Lieut Stout
Naval Reserve
Jackie Dugan
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Jack Malone
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Sammy Adkins
Harrison Ring
K. O. Morgan
Toledo
Willie Yap
Captain Clark
Morgan
Eddie Roberts
Frank Churchill
Chicago
Trip Limbaco
Jimmy McDermott
Arcade Gym
Gehrig Hits 25th Homer as Yankees Top Red Sox, 13-6
Lou Gehrig drives in four bases with multiple hits and a homer as the New York Yankees defeat the Boston Red Sox 13 to 6. Babe Ruth also homered for his 25th of the season, while Tommy Thomas notches his 12th win for the White Sox in a 5-1 over the St. Louis Browns. Goose Goslin keys a ninth inning rally for the Senators in a 6-5 win over the Athletics. Detroit edges Cleveland 6-5 as Fonseca misses a late RBI. Boston and New York split a doubleheader with the Braves taking 6-1 and losing 11-6. Giants rally late in game two."
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Babe Ruth
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Yanks
Gehrig
Ruth
Tommy Thomas
White Sox
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Sox
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Senators
Athletics
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Rice
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New York
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Braves
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Clarksburg Club Lands Pitcher Charley Holland
Charley Holland, a pitcher, has been obtained by the Clarksburg club while under option to the New York Giants.
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Charley Holland
New York Giants
Clarksburg Club
Holland
Watts Gunn Favorite in Golf Event
Watts Gunn of Georgia Tech, a Walker Cup player, heads six Eastern entrants in the intercollegiate golf championship at Garden City. Charles Hunter of Washington and others from Brown Yale Princeton Cornell compete as round two progresses with Bolstad eliminated early.
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Garden City
State of Washington
United States
Lester Bolstad
Minnesota
Watts Gunn
Georgia Tech
Charles Hunter
University of Washington
Roland Mackenzie
Brown
Paul Haviland
Lewis Parker
Yale
Ellsworth Giles
Charles Grace
Princeton
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Cornell
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Carey
Paraker
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Mackenzie
Grace
Haviland
Hunter
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Z. Stimpson
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Knapp
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Voigt Repeats Mid Atlantic Golf Title at Norfolk
George Voigt of Washington D C repeated as mid Atlantic golf champion at the Norfolk Country Club defeating A L Houghton also of Washington two up in the finals.
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United Press
Norfolk
George Voigt
Washington, D. C
Voigt
A. L. Houghton
Washington
Norfolk Country Club
Oklahoma boxer knocks out Herman in second round
Albany report notes George Courtney of Oklahoma knocked out Tilly Herman of San Jose in the second round.
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United Press Albany
N. Y
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Tilly Herman
San Jose
Cal
Wanted salesmen in radio service ad firm city
Wanted salesmen who can qualify fully. Twelve hours daily to earn about $10,000 yearly. Gross sales must be at least $1,000 weekly. Consideration for men of character and proven ability. Radio Service Advertising Company, 510 Illinois Building.
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Radio Service Advertising Company
Illinois Building
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