Dunn and Abbott Lead Indiana Women’s Championship Semis
Elizabeth Dunn of Riverside advances to the semifinals at Meridian Hills after a 4 and 3 win over Marjorie Fischer Kahn. Abbott of Avalon, facing her mother, defeats M. Abbott 5 and 4 to reach the semis, with Lou Adams and Alfred Bulson also advancing in a pair of tight matches.
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Miss Abbott
Dick Miller
Elizabeth Dunn
Riverside
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marjorie Fischer Kahn
Broadmoor
Alfred E. Bulson
Ft. Wayne
Ben C. Stevenson
Affine
Minnhath Abbott Atnlanon
Ava
M. J. Abbott
Avalon
Lou Adams
Mercian Hills
Helen Benbridge
Terre Haute
Abbot
Abbott
Miss Dunn
A. E. Bulson
Meridian Hills Club
Boxing Reform Aims To Clean Up The Racket
Paul Prehn of the Illinois boxing commission calls for drastic reforms to purge corruption and faking in boxing. Will Carey suggests a boxing overlord with autocratic powers to unify control, potentially under one head. Three title defenses loom: Tommy Loughran vs Jimmy Braddock, Joe Dundee vs Jackie Fields, and Sammy Mandell vs Tony Canzoneri.
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Chicago
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Ilingis Boxing Commission
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Si Rt
New England League Class B to stop lively ball rule
President Claude Davidson announced the New England League Class B will likely discontinue the lively ball after this season. At a Tuesday meeting, league club owners formally opposed the lively ball used by the circuit.
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Oston
Claude Davidson
Stars Advance in Net Event
Western amateur tennis tournament enters fourth round with favorites Emmett Pare Keith Gledhill Ellsworth Vines and Eugene McAuliffe winning easily. Walter Hayes a prior western champion falls to George Jennings while two Indianapolis women Catharine Wolf and Muriel Adams win in the singles. Jane Wyble defeats Louise Earle in straight sets.
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Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
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Pasadena
Eugene McAulifee
New York
Walter Hayes
George Jennings
Indianapolis
Catherine Wolf
Muriel Adams
Miss Wolf
Jean Schweppe
Miss Adams
Ralph Larson
Jane Wyble
Louise Earle
Semi Pro Amateur Baseball Notes From Riverside and Around Town
Local leagues announce schedules and practices at Riverside diamond No 7 Gar field No 2 and Garfield diamond No 3. Teams include Block's nine Christamore Cis Redwana Y M S and Kokomo Booster Giants with calls for players managers and August September games.
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Indianapolis Triangles
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Former Champion Frankie Mason Dies at 39
Frankie Mason once held the American flyweight boxing title and died at age thirty nine after a long tuberculosis battle. Born Frank McCann his title era ended in a Toledo bout won by England's Jimmy Wilde. He had worked as a newspaper proofreader in Fort Wayne before illness.
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Times Special
FT. Wayne
Ind
Frankie Mason
McIntyre Sets Low Score In Wabash Exhibition
Neal McIntyre of Indianapolis Highland CC shot 31 on a 35 par Wabash Country Club course, four under par, in an exhibition. He played every hole at par or better and made an eagle on the 342 yard opening hole.
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Ind
Neal McIntyre
Indianapolis Highland Country Club
Wabash Country Club
McIntyre
Schmeling to Spar Four Rounds on Cable Billing
Max Schmeling the German heavyweight will spar four rounds in Indianapolis at Cable Tabernacle on Friday night, instead of three. Billy McCarney will handle Schmeling, with George Heller possibly going four rounds if he can stand the gaff. a substitute will be present. Ring entry is around 10, weigh-ins at Atherton's gym 3 p.m. Friday, first bout at 8:30 p.m.
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Indianapolis
Cable Tabernacle
Henry Bowsher
Billy McCarney
New York
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George Heller
New Jersey
Gaff
Max
Heller
Atherton
Gorham Falls to Kinniard in Meridian Hills Flight Match
A Tuesday match in the Meridian Hills flight of the state women's golf tourney saw ARY Gorham of Frankfort lose 3 to 2 to Mrs. Wayne Kinniard of Indianapolis Country Club. Mrs. Fred Holmes also failed to qualify, losing to Mrs. Carl Gibbs. The meeting elected Mary Gorham president, with Mrs. Nixler as vice president and Mrs. Bulson as secretary treasurer, and discussed expanding the field to 32 players and potential 36 hole finals.
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Ary Gorham
Meridian Hills
Wayne Kinniard
Indianapolis Country Club
Fred Holmes
Carl Gibbs
Gibbs
Mary Gorham
Frankfort
John Nixler
Lafayette
Alfred E. Bulson
Wayne
W. D. Cleavenger
Hammond
Pilvers
Macon Builds Notable Minor League Park at $70,000
The city of Macon Georgia opened a new municipal field praised as one of the best minor league ball parks in the country. The project cost seventy thousand dollars.
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Municipal Field
Macon
Prelim Boys Feature Lights Up Fort Harrison Show
The Harrison program opened with five preliminary bouts before the main event. Peterson was disqualified in the sixth round for low blows against Tony Fuente. Gibbons outpointed Burman in six rounds with comic moments. Rosie Kid Baker knocked out Frank Worth in the first round. Honey Boy Brown stopped Chuck Wiggins in the fourth. Eddie Hammond beat Kid Lewis on points after a four to six round exchange. Tommy O'Brien outpointed Joe Taylor in the four-round opener. Chuck Wiggins to fight in the main event next week at Fort Harrison, opponent TBA.
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Big Boy Peterson
Tony Fuente
Peterson
Fuente
Jack Gibbons
Mat Burman
Burman
Gibbons
Rosie Kid Baker
Anderson
Frank Worth
Chicago
Worth
Honey Boy Brown
Chuck Wiggins
Wiggins
Eddie Hammond
Kid Lewis
Hammond
Tommy O'Brien
Joe Taylor
Lannigan Granted Pension for UVA Track and Basketball Career
Henry H. Lannigan known as Pop long coached track and basketball at the University of Virginia for twenty five years receives a pension.
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Henry H
Pop) Lannigan
University of Virginia
Klein Breaks Major League Home Run Record Streak
Chuck Klein of Philadelphia ties modern marks by hitting his 27th and 28th homers in a Cubs game, becoming the first to homer three times in three plate appearances since 1900. He also tied the record with five homers in three consecutive games after a three-homer Monday.
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Chuck Klein
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Cubs
Elmer Smith
Cleveland
Robert Lowe
Boston Braves
Klein
Indiana State Trapshooters Decide Singles Title
D M Hudson defends his Indiana amateur singles title at the thirty-fifth annual State Trapshooters Association tournament in Indianapolis amid a field of 100. Day one saw six class champions, led by E Hawkins perfect in Class A and Horace Bouser ruling non resident Class AA with 193. The Jenkins Brothers trophy goes to Hawkins for the top score. officers to be elected at tonight’s Severin meeting.
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State Trapshooters Association
D. M. Hudson
Hammond
Indianapolis
Em-Roe
IE. L. Hawkins
Ft. Wayne
Ora Ax
Jasonville
J. R. Johnson Jr
Hartford
William Runyon
Huntington
R. J. Kemper
Indianapolis Gun Club
Russell Gar
Richmond
Wayne County
Charles Heinbaugh
I. Jackson
R. Bailey
Co. F
Race Injuries Fatal to Pilot
Brazil Indiana July 17 John E Mattox 26 died from injuries after his racing car sideswiped another and overturned in a fifteen mile race He suffered a triple fractured hip multiple facial cuts and an abdomen wound The crash involved a machine driven by Joe Russo of Chicago the other driver escaped with scratches
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Burnited Press
Brazil
Ind
John E. Mattox
Mattox
Joe Russo
Chicago
Counterpart Wins Reno Pac ing Derby at Grand Circuit
Counterpart, owned and driven by H. M. Parshall of Urbana, Ohio, won the sixth Reno pacing derby for a $25,000 purse at the Grand Circuit meet in Kalamazoo Michigan. The horse swept straight heats in 2 02, 2 03 and 2 02 percent. Sir Walter the favorite finished 16th eighth and fourth, with Black Scott second and Neil Brooke third.
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Presa
Brown defeats Cormier in fourth round in Portland
In Portland, Al Brown of Panama Negro knocked out Vernon Cormier of Worcester in the fourth round Tuesday. Brown weighed 121 pounds, Cormier 120. Anderson had a third round at bat, Rogell beat a hit to Warstler, and Anderson scored. Jim Stroner’s high batting mark dipped as he went four times without a hit against Polli, while Matthews Layne and Warstler also failed to reach base.
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Chapman
Burwell
Warstler
Indiana
Indianapolis
St Paul
Sprinz
Rogell
Cooke
Hargrave
Barnhart
Haas
Sacrifices
Connolly
Portland
al Brown
Vernon Cormier
Worcester
Mass
Brown
Cormier
Jim Stroner
Polli
Matthews
Layne
Youngster Tries to Gauge Sales Totals Against Veterans
A two year old, referred to as O G, is asked to compare a youngster’s sales totals with three veteran brands aged 12 to 16 years. The remark suggests patience for his developing judgment.
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