East and West Face Off in Olympic Rowing Trials Final
On the Schuylkill River California battles Yale for the U S Olympic crew berth after semi final wins over Columbia and Princeton. Yale beat Princeton in the other semi final, while Harvard qualified by defeating San Diego Boat Club. Yale and California are favored after strong East versus West showings.
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Talking It Over With Joe Williams
New York July 7. A path to pennant success is killing off contenders. The Cardinals lead by beating Cubs Reds Dodgers Pirates while Giants beat them little. Yankees and Athletics dominate AL standings with 13 wins against 5 losses for New York.
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Louisville Sox in City Sunday
Lincoln Highways and the strong local Negro league team battle the fast Louisville Negro White Sox Sunday at Washington Park in a double header. Keen rivalry, exciting baseball, and prior notes of Bloomington Commercials and George Shively link the events with road games planned for July 22 and 29.
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Novel H A C Aquatics Contest Advances Among Hoosier Members
Hoosier Athletic Club members engage in a 100 day pool contest excluding Sundays and holidays. Each swimmer earns one length credit and a point for each additional length with a daily cap of ten points. Over 30 entrants, leaders include W B Schulmeyer E L Bruce Harry Morton Robert Woolgar and Delmar Curry. N/A
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Lincoln Field Race Card Details Big Day At Latonia
Thoroughbred entries list for Lincoln Field and Latonia races with purses from 1200 to 10000 added. Notable horses include Capistrano Huntsman and Florid a Gold with multiple entries across seven races under clear to slow track conditions.
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Indiana University Coaches Rally For Wins At Ft Harrison
I U coaches on top as Indiana University teams defeated Ft Harrison soldiers 4 to 2 after a prior loss in Bloomington. They followed with an 8 to 2 victory over the army nine. Pat Page and Wright split I A pitching duties with Bucher and Karl Huffine catching. Andy Gill, once a famed Indiana athlete, hit two long drives that helped set the scoring. Plans are underway for the rubber game.
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Goslin Sent to Seashore to Rest Arm
Washington outfielder Goose Goslin leads both leagues in batting but will rest a week at the seashore to regain strength in his throwing arm after spring injury. Reeves now covers relay duties when needed. Joe Spahn will coach Havana Yacht Club crews this summer replacing Rusty Callow at Penn.
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Wills Defeats De Alvarez To End Wimbledon Final
Helen Wills, the all England champion, beat Senorita De Alvarez 6 2 6 3 in the ladies final. Rene La Coste won the men's singles title 6 1 4 6 6 2 over Henri Cochet. Mixed doubles featured Elizabeth Ryan and P D B Spence to face Crawford and Akhurst. Australia’s Patterson and Hawkes met Cochet and Brugnon in the men’s doubles final.
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Helen Wills Retains Wimbledon Title in Final Win
America's queen of the tennis courts Helen Wills of California defeats Senorita Lili De Alvarez 6 2 6 3 to retain the Wimbledon women's singles crown on the English tour.
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Games Today In American Association and League Showdowns
American Association action features Indianapolis at Kansas City and Columbus at Minneapolis along with Louisville at Milwaukee and Toledo at St. Paul. In the American League Detroit visits Boston for two, St Louis plays New York twice, Cleveland meets Philadelphia twice, and Chicago visits Boston in the National League with Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at Pittsburgh for two games apiece and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Crowley to Meet Brown in Fort Harrison Boxing Show
The Punch Bowl feature Tuesday night pairs Tommy Crowley of Pittsburgh and Buster Brown of St. Louis in a ten round lightweight main event at Fort Harrison. Crowley is an Indianapolis favorite with an aggressive style, while Brown is new locally but a capable puncher. The undercard includes one eight round bout, two sixes, and a four. Crowley has previously boxed at the Armory last winter.
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Tribesmen Open Series With 9 7 Loss To Blues
Kansas City Blues edged the Indians 9 to 7 in the series opener as Ford Schupp exited in the sixth and Yde faltered. Betzel was ejected in the second, Zwilling and Wamby were sent from the bench in the sixth, and the hot day and fielding miscues troubled the league leaders. The clubs meet again in a doubleheader day two with Milwaukee ahead next.
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Scrappy Feature Setto Promised at Ft. Harrison
Ft Harrison fans expect a real headliner Tuesday night at the Punch Bowl as Buster Brown and Tommy Crowley clash if past form holds. Promising eight round semi windup features Mickey O Dowd of Muncie and Billy Cecil of Louisville in junior lightweights with Crowley prominent in Indianapolis boxing circles.
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Jordan Selects Aequatic Course For Wawasee Meet
Paul Jordan of Indianapolis president of the Indiana Kentucky A A U will direct the outdoor swim championships at Lake Wawasee August 23 24 and 25. The event will use the beach waters in front of the Wawasee hotel. Jordan predicts several world records will fall with a star field including Johnny Weissmuller arranging to bring Olympic swimmers to the Indiana Kentucky championships.
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Mancuso, Father of Cardinals Catcher, Buried in Houston
Frank Mancuso, 51, father of Gus Mancuso of the St. Louis Cardinals, was to be buried in Houston today after dying Thursday following a short illness.
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Indiana women golfers seek spot at Terre Haute meet
Interest grows in the Indiana women's State meet at Terre Haute Country Club the week of July 16 with South Bend likely to send its top players. Naomi Hull Gipson may reenter after a year away, while Mrs. Walter East and other South Bend delegates plan to join Ft. Wayne’s party led by Mrs. J. E. Neff and Mrs. Samuel Kraus.
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Fans to Pick All-A. A. Mythical Team for Prizes
The Times invites fans to name an all American Association dream team for a two cent stamp. Selections go to Eddie Ash, sport editor, and will be judged by writers from seven AA cities. A Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig autographed AL ball and four pairs of tickets to Indian games at Washington Park await the winner.
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Power and Light Meet Indiana University in Two-Game Set
Washington Park hosts a double header featuring Power and Light, city champions. The opener at 2 o clock pits Power against Indiana University coaching school nine with Reno or Reynolds on Kelly for the P and L battery. The windup is a Big Six League contest with Illinois Central and Bader or Hildebrand on the mound for the Power and Light.
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Meldons to face Marion Athletics in Sunday series
The Indianapolis Meldons travel to Marion Sunday to meet the Marion Athletics in the second of a three game set. Vernie Webb handles third base for the Meldons with Jim Reynolds on the mound and Art Queisser catching. Joe Kelly starts at first for the Meldons.
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Power and Light hurler stars in local league play
Carl Bader pitched for the Power and Light team of Indianapolis delivering ten strikeouts and four hits allowed in a Fourth of July win at Washington Park. The club, city champions among non pro teams, has a history of national industrial titles and aims for more this season as tournament time nears.
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Mars Hill Dominates Cardials in Fourth of July Play
Mars Hill defeated the Cardinal A. C. 6 to 0 on July 4 and will face the Mohawks Sunday at Mars Hill. The Big Six League schedule lists Power and Light vs Illinois Central at Riverside and other regional games with teams like the Gardens and Red Men in action.
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Lincoln Handicap Third Renewal At Lincoln Fields
Chicago July 7 Lincoln handicap the third renewal a $25000 added event to be run this afternoon at Lincoln Fields track.
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Mid Western Wrestlers Lead in Olympic Trials
Eu United Press reports at Grand Rapids July 7 that University of Michigan athletes led the midwestern schools in the Olympic wrestling trials winning two national championships and a second place while Texas and Oklahoma A and M each claimed a national title. Key finals include Robert Hewitt of Michigan defeating Ralph Lupton of Northwestern at 123 pounds and Ensign H L Edwards of Annapolis taking the 191-pound crown. Other weight results feature Allie Morrison Illinois over Blair Thomas Michigan at 134 pounds and Clarence Berryman Oklahoma A and M over Ralph Prunty Ames Iowa at 145 pounds.
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Baseball Calendar Reflects Standings And Friday Results
The sheet lists teams and records led by N York and Phil a with strong .587 and .609 marks. Friday results show Chicago, Milwaukee and Columbus routing opponents in tight games while rain and postponed doubleheaders affect New York and St. Louis schedules. Garland Buckeye signs with the Giants after being released by the Indians.
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