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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1929

Page

4

Braddock vs Loughran Rumored For World Light Heavy Title Fight

New York July 16 A clash for the light heavyweight world title targets Thursday night at the stadium. James J Braddock from Forty-eighth Street near Madison Square Garden meets defending champion Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia in a bout that tests Braddock’s rising form against Loughran’s aging ring craft.

York Stadium James J. Braddock Forty-eighth Street Madison Square Garden Tommy Loughran Philadelphia

Court Favorites Enter Tourney

Three favorites Fritz Mercur J Gilbert Hall and Frank X Shields were to play in the Longwood bowl singles tournament at Chestnut Hill Massachusetts. Johnny Doez of California won Monday in the first two rounds defeating Robert Ryan Yale and Edward Tarangioli NYU in three sets each.

United Press Chestnut Hill Mass Fritz Mercur J. Gilbert Hall Frank X. Shields New York Edward Tarangioli New York University

Six Indianapolis Women Vie For State Golf Title

Six Indianapolis women remained in the running for Indiana's state golf crown after the first round at Meridian Hills Country Club. Notable competitors include Elizabeth Dunn, last champion, and Mrs. Ben Stevenson of Meridian Hills. Abbott mother-daughter pair advanced, Dunn led with a 41 on nine. several matches featured close finishes and upsets. Highland Golf and Country Club led the team standings with 382, ahead of Meridian Hills at 388.

Dick Miller Indianapolis Indiana Meridian Hills Country Club Elizabeth Dunn Ben CG. Stevenson Meridian Hills Ae Alfen DB Baten Te Waena Marjoria Fischer Kahn Broadmoor Arthur Krick Highland Kahn Avalon William Barrere Jr M. J. Abott Lutherford Shelbyville Highland Golf and Country Club A. E. Krick William Barrere Robert, Tinsley A. A. McClamroch the Hills Ben Stevenson Lou Adams William Diddel Carl McCaskey Tinsley Crawfordsville McClamroch Frankfort

Brown Cleared to Fight Battalino in Hartford

Al Brown remains suspended by the National Boxing Association but is cleared to fight Battalino in Hartford Connecticut on July 25 after the association learned Brown scheduled the bout before his suspension.

Brown Chicago National Boxing Association al Brown Young Battalino Hartford Conn

Baseball batting champions by league years tallied

For twelve years Ty Cobb was the batting champion of the American league. Horus Wagner led the National League eight years and Rogers Hornsby seven.

Ty Cobb Horus Wagner Rogers Hornsby

Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball Roundup in Indiana

Baseball results and upcoming games from Indiana towns. Keystones beat Edgewood A Cs 7 to 1. Holy Cross won their sixth straight by beating Riverside Olympics. Triangles split a double header with the Red Sox, and various clubs announce schedules and player needs.

Holy Cross Riverside Olympics

Fall Creek Tennis Opens With Early Round Matches

The Fall Creek tennis tournament began Monday with senior and junior singles matches. In MEN S SINGLES first round J Meunier beat Louis Reynolds 6 3 and other results include White defeating Solomo 6 0 8 6 and Dr George defeating W McEira 6 4 6 0. Junior singles saw Bud Danke and J Inman win their matches 6 0 9 7 and 6 2 6 1 respectively.

Fall Creek Marshall Christopher Butlerstar Joe Meunier J. Meunier Louis Reynolds Rom White Bud Danke H. Snyder J. Inman George Brennan J. Machledt C. Sweeney A. Harris EO Ate

Wednesday Pairings in Women's State Golf Meet

Wednesday pairings in the women's state golf meet title flight include Elizabeth Dunn Riverside with Marjorie Fischer Kahn Broadmoor and Ben C. Stevenson Meridian Hills with A. E. Bulson Ft Wayne. Elizabeth Abbott Avalon with M. J. Abbott Avalon and Lou Adams Meridian Hills with Helen Benbridge Terre Haute.

Elizabeth Dunn Riverside Marjorie Fischer Kahn Broadmoor Ben C. Stevenson Meridian Hills A. E. Bulson Ft. Wayne Elizabeth Abbott Avalon M. J. Abbott Lou Adams Helen Benbridge Terre Haute

Championship Flight Call Sparks Golf Debate at Meridian Hills

Players contesting this week at Meridian Hills for the Indiana women's golf championship voice surprise that sixteen in the championship flight is too few and urge expansion to thirty two. Messages from Mrs. C. A. Jaqua of Highland and Miss Mary Gorham note support, while others travel in Europe and Denmark.

Meridian Hills C. A. Jaqua Highland Europe Mary Gorham Jaqua Nother P. G. Skillern Coquillard Course South Bend Denmark James Patton Avalon

Kiessel horst’s wind aided 226 yard hurdles mark invalid

Sidney Kiessel horst ran 226 yard low hurdles in 23.3 seconds with a strong tailwind, so the time was not accepted. The standing record remains Kraeinzlein of Penn at 23.6 seconds set in 1898.

Sidney Kiesselhorst Kraeinzlein Penn

Blackhawks Schedule 22 Home Games in Chicago Coliseum

Chicago Blackhawks announce 22 home games at the coliseum for the coming season. The campaign opens November 21 and closes March 18, with the slate set for major showdowns at home.

United Press Chicago Chicago Blackhawks

Klein Sparks Phillies With Three Homers In Doubleheader

Philadelphia slugger Chuck Klein hit three home runs in a two game set against the Cubs at Philadelphia. He crushed two in the first game and one in the second, driving in nine runs. Klein collected six hits for the day, pushing his season total to 26 while Mel Ott trails with 25.

Loughran Leo Lomski Latzo Sekura Emanuel Walker Schaaf Snevial Hiladelphia Chuck Klein Indianapolis Phillies Cubs Klein Melvin Ott Giants Cleveland Ehmke Rommel Yerkes Philadelphia Earnshaw Ore

State Trapshoot Opens With 100 Target Event

Indiana State Trapshooters Association begins its thirty-fifth annual championship in two days of events led by a 100 target opening round. Twenty three trophies await class champions with a 200 target singles finale on Wednesday. notable results include William B Burford Jr and Ora Ax tied for high point honors in the practice round.

Indiana State Trapshooters Association William B. Burford Jr Ora Ax Jasonville H. Collins A. C. Sheets Smith H. Hiller H. H. Houtz C. E. Pearson C. E. Houser Kleib James Montgomery As Meretel Von Blackburn Burford Jr F. Buckingham Montgomery P. H. Miller EH. Houser G. Taylor E. Pearson F. Charley H. Collins R. C. Jenkins

Big Leagues Pitcher ATSON CLARK Nets Third Straight Robins Win

ATSON CLARK limited Cincinnati to four hits as the Robins topped Brooklyn 4 to 2 for Clark’s third consecutive victory. Frederick and Bressler homered, and Sisler’s misplay allowed the winning run in the 11th.

Campolo and De Kuh Prepare for Brooklyn Bout

Vittorio Campolo the Argentine heavyweight and Arturo De Kuh of Italy rested in New York ahead of their ten round bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on Wednesday night. It marks Campolo’s first appearance in America.

Campolo New York Vittorio Campolo Arturo de Kuh Italy Ebbets’ Field Brooklyn

Rounds and Matches Set for Tonight at Fort Harrison

Tonight’s card at Fort Harrison features Peterson of Minneapolis versus Fuente of Mexico in a six round heavyweights bout. Also six rounds: Herbert of Cincinnati against Burman of Indianapolis. Gibbons of Tallahassee facing Myers of Indianapolis. Brown of Louisville versus Lewsader of Terre Haute in welterweights. Lewis of New Albany meets Hammond of Louisville in light. Taylor of Jacksonville faces Branch of Indianapolis in middleweights. First bout at 8:30.

Big Boy Peterson Minneapolis Tony Fuente Mexico Heavywes Phil Herbert Cincinnati Mat Burman Indianapolis Jack Gibbons Tallahassie Fla Billy Myers Honeyboy Brown Louisville Bob Lewsader Terre Haute Kid Lewis New Albany Eddie Hammond Joe Taylor Jacksonville Happy Branch

Ruth cites St Louis screen to curb easy home runs

Babe Ruth praises a new screen at St Louis to prevent easy homers by stopping balls from dropping into the right field pavilion. He notes Heinie Manush teased him, but Ruth says the screen levels the playing field and could inspire other parks to adopt similar measures.

Chicago St. Louis Yankees Heinie Manush Big Boy Heinie

Martin Battles to Earn Draw

Andy Martin of Boston and Johnny Farr of Cleveland fought ten rounds to a draw in Braddock Pennsylvania. Martin trailed early but surged back with two knockdowns in the final three rounds keeping his featherweight title hopes alive.

United Press Braddock Andy Martin Boston Johnny Farr Cleveland Martin

Lincoln Highways to host Lady Wayne Chocolates at Washington Park

After a 1-1 split with Muncie Athletics, Lincoln Highways prepare to play the Lady Wayne Chocolates at Washington Park next Sunday. In the double header at Muncie, Lincoln won 6 to 5 after losing 3 to 2, racking eleven hits in six innings. Cash, Muncie pitcher, homered and singled in the opener, while Lincoln managed four hits off him.

Helmsburg Ind Brown County Aces Muncie Lincoln Highways Washington Park Lady Wayne Chocolates Highways Lincolns Cash

Schmeling Sharkey Bout Possible At Major Stadium

Boston could host a fall heavyweight championship between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling after William F. Carey of MSG discussed the plan. The hurdle remains Schmeling’s suspension by the New York boxing commission for refusing to meet Phil Scott, with Chicago or Detroit the likely alternate venues if Boston falls through.

United Press Boston Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling Braves Field William F. Carey Madison Square Garden Corporation New York Carey New York Boxing Commission Schmeling Phil Scott Chicago Detroit

Tobias Loses Bout in Toronto to Canadian Steve Rocco

New York flyweight Phil Tobias was outpointed by Canadian Steve Rocco over ten rounds in Toronto on Monday night July 16.

Mack Poorly Punished in New York Fight

Sammy Dorfman a local junior lightweight knocked out Petey Mack of Jersey City in the fifth round here Monday. Mack was given a severe beating in the bout.

New York Sammy Dorfman Petey Mack Jersey City Mack

Texas grappler Bobby Chick tops Swedish rival in Broad Ripple

Bobby Chick defeated Johnny Carlin in the main match at Broad Ripple Monday night and will face Gus Kallio in next Monday's main event. Carlin won the first fall in 34 minutes, Chick claimed two falls in 11 and seven minutes. Other bouts saw Ralph Wilson and Dick Routt draw in 30 minutes and George Baker throw Ed Baker in 10 minutes.

Bobby Chick Johnny Carlin Broad Ripple Gus Kallio Carlin Chick Ralph Wilson Dick Routt George Baker Ed Baker

Godfrey Knocks Out Smith in Second Round

Grand Rapids reports a boxing night with George Godfrey defeating Ralph Smith by knockout in the second round. Local fighter Jimmy Kerr outpoints Jimmy Harvey over eight rounds.

Grand Rapids Mich Ralph Smith San Francisco George Godfrey Godfrey Jimmy Kerr Jimmy Harvey Lansing

Colonels Cut Pitcher Maple and Catcher Bird

Louisville makes roster cuts on July 16 releasing pitcher Rolly Maple and sending catcher Joe Bird to Dayton in the Central League. Maple is released from the Colonels roster. Bird joins Dayton roster in the Central League affiliate move.

Uaimes Louisville Rolly Maple Southpaw Joe Bird Louisville Colonels Maple Bird Dayton

Baseball Hall of Fame Rivalry Leaders Named

Major Homer Leaders Chuck Klein of the Phillies Mel Ott of the Giants Hack Wilson of the Cubs Lou Gehrig of the Yankees Jim Bottomley and Chick Hafey of the Cardinals Al Simmons of the Athletics Babe Ruth of the Yankees lead the list.

Chuck Klein Phillies Melvin Ott Giants Hack Wilson Cubs Lou Gehrig Yankees Jim Bottomley Cardinals Chick Hafey al Simmons Athletics Babe Ruth

Trans Golf Rivals Score Low in Mississippi Championship

Denver report on the 1929 Women's Trans Mississippi tournament notes Marion Turpie of New Orleans fired 79 in a round vs champion O S Hill of Kansas City who posted 83. S S Hynes of St Louis matched Turpie to 40 at halfway but finished with 87.

United Press Denver Marion Turpie New Orleans O. S. Hill Kansas City

Four-Bout Boxing Card at Park Arena This Thursday

The Broad Ripple program features Beamer Roberts and Kid Puckett in the main ten rounds with Kid Chissel facing Stanley Ketchel in the eight round semi final. Two other bouts fill the card with the opening bout at 8 30.

Broad Ripple Beamer Roberts Kid Puckett Kid Chissel Stanley Ketchel

Var Wie sets women’s record 73 at Tippecanoe Lake Club

Miss Virginia Var Wie of Chicago shot a record 73 over the Tippecanoe Lake County Club course Monday, three over par. Paired with Peter Duran, she won by one in a best ball foursome with H. T. Allen and David Ward, ex amateur champion of Michigan.

Virginia Var Wie Chicago Tippecanoe Lake County Club Course Here Peter Duran Lake Wawasee H. T. Allen Tippecanoe David Ward Grand Rapids Michigan

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