Bulson Retains Indiana Women’s Golf Title at Meridian Hills
Mrs. Albert E. Bulson of Ft. Wayne defeated Miss Lou Adams, 17, Meridian Hills star, four and three, to defend the Indiana women’s golf championship. A crowd of 500 watched as Bulson dominated with solid iron play and near-pin approaches.
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Albert E. Bulson
Ft. Wayne
Lou Adams
Meridian Hulls
Meridian Hills Country Club
Bulson
Indianapolis
C. Willis Adams
North Alabama Street
Mrs. Bulson
Miss Adams
Lafayette
Loughran Dominates Braddock In One-Sided Light Heavy title Fight
Tom Loughran swept Jimmy Braddock in a championship bout at the Yankee Stadium. Braddock, the Jersey challenger, offered little resistance as Loughran delivered a masterful display of boxing skill. Braddock reportedly earned about $16,000 for the fight.
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Young Braddock
Loughran
Big Leagues Earnshaw Tops Tigers In Pitching Duel
George Earnshaw bested Owen Carroll as Philadelphia beat Detroit 4 to 2 in Detroit. Earnshaw yielded five hits, widening the Athletics lead to nine games over New York and Cleveland after a split doubleheader in St. Louis. Lew Gehrig hit his 23rd homer in the first game.
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George Earnshaw
Owen Carroll
Detroit
Philadelphia
Tigers
Earnshaw
Athletics
New York
St. & New York
Cleveland
Yankees
Lew Gehrig
Big Four Picnic Set in Paris Illinois for August
The Big Four Athletic Association of Indianapolis schedules its annual outing in Paris Illinois on Saturday August 10. Activities include swimming boating dancing and roller skating plus a band concert. Detroit Michigan Central railroad team meets Indianapolis Big Four A.9 team in a third round championship playoff.
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Big Four Athletic Association of
Indianapolis
Paris
Grove Shops
The
Athletic Association
Detroit Michigan Central Railroad
Big Four A. 9
Chicago Yacht Club Mackinac Race Draws Twenty-Two Yachts
Twenty-two yachts were to depart Chicago in the Chicago Yacht Club annual Mackinac race as the event kicked off this afternoon. The field, gathered in Chicago, showcased a mix of local and regional sailors ready to tackle the famed crossing.
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Chicago
Chicago Yacht Club
United States Near Davis Cup Clinch in Berlin
United States held a victory edge in the inter zone Davis Cup tie over Germany as doubles team John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison prepared to seal the title after Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter won Friday’s singles. Germany could still substitute players if needed before the deciding doubles match.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
France
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
America
John van Ryn
Wilmer Allison
Hans Moldenauer
Daniel Prenn
German Tennis Association
Heinrich Kleinschroth
Heinz Landmann
Indians and Millers Open Long Series
Minneap olis July 20 Bruno Betzel's Indians opened a five game series at the Millers home. The Tribesmen clash with the Hoosiers and Kelleyites in what fans expect as stirring contests. The Indians seek to rebound after a 4 to 2 loss to Huck Betts and Ruel Love in St Paul.
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Minneapolis
Bruno Betzel
Indians
The
Millers
St. Paul
Huck Betts
Ruel Love
Apostles
Betzel
East West Net Stars in Finals on Bowl Court
The 37th Longwood Bowl tennis final at Longwood Cricket Club pits Fritz Mercur of Harrisburg PA against Johnny Doeg of Santa Monica CA. Mercur beat J Gilbert Hall in three sets. Doeg outlasted Gregory Mangin in five sets to reach the final.
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United Preas
Arlington Handicap Contenders Vie For 30000 Title
Twenty horses race in the inaugural Arlington Handicap in Chicago with Osmond among favorites. Owner J. E. Widener fields the 5 year old, topweight and drawn outside, while Willie Garner’s riding is seen as the edge. Other top rivals include Misstep Sun Edwin Sun Beau Display Mei Foo Sun Fire Republic Buddy Bauer and Bobashela.
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United Press
Chicago
Osmond
J. E. Widener
Willie Garner
Misstep
Sun Edwin
Sun Beau
Display
Mei Foo
Sun Fire
Republic
Buddy Bauer
Bobashela
Local Boy Chuck Klein Leads Major League Home Run Race
Chuck Klein, formerly with Indianapolis and Evansville, now stars for the Philadelphia Nationals. He tops the league with twenty eight homers, after being passed up by two clubs for big money. The Phillies may have found a key slugger as Klein outpaces Mel Ott and others in the home run chase.
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Philly Nationals
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Phillies
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Keystones
Bluff Road
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Power Company
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Tris
Philadelphia
Burt Shotton
Phils
Giants
Ott
Junker Jamboree Set At Walnut Gardens Track
Garden track to host a 25 mile stock car race Sunday at Walnut Gardens speedway with about twenty junkers entered. Prize money increased with first $50 and $25 for second, third $15, fourth $10. 3 pm start followed by possible 10 mile race for larger cars if entries allow. Officials named include Joe Solomon starter and Harold Cumberworth timer.
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Harry A. Earl
Earl
Joe Solomon
Harold Cumberworth
Edward Givan
Berney Costello
Wallace Heller
O. E. Schilling
Unclear racing odds from Chicago card list
fragmented OCR shows multiple horse names and numbers with misread marks. entries include Montanaro 103 Buddy Bauer 114 Sun Edwin 120 Sun Beau 118 Canaan 105 and others, interspersed with odd tokens and junk. no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Schmeling Clashes in Two Round Exhibitions in Indianapolis
German heavyweight contender Max Schmeling appeared in two light exhibitions at Cable Tabernacle in Indianapolis. He fought sparring partners Herman Heller and Walter Hilles under headgear and pillow gloves, delivering a mild jab that sent Hilles to his knees with a bloody mouth. Local featherweight Tracy Cox defeated Al De Rose in eight rounds, while Royal Cox edged Paul Farmer in a four round semi final. Frankie Clarke narrowly beat Casey Jones and Joe Napolitano beat Frank Gierke in the curtain-raiser.
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Herr Max Schmeling
Germany
Gene Tunney
Indianapolis
Cable Tabernacle
Herman Heller
Schmeling
Sparmate
Walter Hilles
Kansas City
Hilles
Jack Dempsey
Tracy Cox
Brightwood
al de Rose
Royal Cox
Tracy
Paul Farmer
Anderson
Newkirk
Lawrence
Losi
Billy Bowers
Frankie Clarke
Casey Jones
Joe Napolitano
Frank Gierke
Semi-Pro Baseball Notes Highlight Sunday Games
Jimmy Bova adds to Peoples Outfitting mound staff and will start versus the Macabees at Riverside No. 8 at 3 p m Sunday. Riverside Grays vs Mars Hill on Sunday July 28 and Van Camps versus Holy Cross at Brookside with Murray Williams for Van Camps and Solomon Heydon for Holy Cross. Grand Union meets Hope Indiana with Batters Boyod Harris. All Union players to report for practice Friday evening. The Y M S and Edgewood A C clash at Garfield No 3 Sunday with Y M S meeting Beech Grove Reds July 28. Sexson Brothers Con Nine without a game Sunday call Drexel 3848 M for Art.
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Jimmy Bova
Macabees
Riverside No. 8
Riverside Grays
Mars Hill
Grays
Dugan
Harrison
van Camps
Holy Cross
Brookside
Murray and
Williams
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Battery
Solomon and Heydon
Grand Union
Hope
Boyod and
Harris
Edgewood A. C.s
Garfield No. 3
Beech Grove Reds
Drexel
Perry Named President of Indianapolis Ball Club
An executive reorganization of the Indianapolis baseball club elected Norman A. Perry to president, filling the spot left by the late James A. Perry. William C. Richardson was re-elected treasurer, and William E. Clauer became secretary and director while continuing as club secretary. The vice presidency was eliminated.
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Indianapolis Baseball Club and Corporation
Norman A. Perry
James A. Perry
William C. Richardson
Comic Glimpses of Big Leaguers as Scribes See Them
New York sport writers joke about the Giants and other MLB stars. Recounted anecdotes describe players delaying actions and umpires correcting mistakes in games involving the Giants Cubs Dodgers and Cardinals with light satire on the scene at ballparks.
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Punky Farr
LNEA
Leveland
New York
Giants
Bottomley
Hogan
Haines
McMillan
Cubs
Jackson
Joe McCarthy
Standings and team records from Caer, ABA, American, and Three-I leagues
The standings show teams and records across multiple leagues. Leaders include Pittsburg and Brooklyn in the ABA with winning percentages, Phila and New York atop the American League, and Swansville Bloominton Decatur in the Three-I League, with detailed W L and pct values for each.
Baseball and Baseball: League Showdowns Across Cities
Major matchups listed include AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games in Indianapolis and Minneapolis, plus NATIONAL LEAGUE clashes featuring Chicago at Brooklyn and New York at Cleveland. Other games pair St. Louis with Boston, Philadelphia with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh with New York, and Washington with St. Louis, among two game series and varied venues.
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National League
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Trost
Cleveland
Washington
Baseball scores and notes from a July sporting page
The column reports multiple game results including Louisville, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Columbus, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati with various pitchers and batters named. It notes postponed and rain impacted games and ends with news that Professor A. B. Scherwin was appointed track coach at Knox College replacing Earl Jackson on leave.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
United Preas
Chicago
A. B. Scherwin
Knox College
Earl Jackson
Rivals Clash for Title in Trans Mississippi Golf Finals
In Denver on July 20 the third annual woman's trans Mississippi golf finals featured Miss Marian Turpie of New Orleans and Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City vying for the title. Hill steadied her play to crush the course record for women, while Turpie advanced after a 22-hole win over Phyllis Buchanan of Denver.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Marian Turpie
New Orleans
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Mrs. Hill
Miss Turpie
Phyllis Buchanan
Fall Creek Net Tourney Advances To Semi Finals
Fall Creek tennis advances to semi finals as George Horst and Jean Demmary win quarterfinals and J Rodehele meets A Meunier. Junior and men’s doubles rounds yield multiple straight set wins with Meunier siblings and notable matchups shaping the final.
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Fall Creek
George Horst
Jean
Demmary
J. Rodehele
A. Meunier
T. Lysaght
EF. Donnell
Rhodehhamel
Meunier
Christopher
Rhodehamel
P. Meunier
V. Meuter
Adelman
H. Cohen
M. Meunier
O. Adelman
J. Ea
E. Sunman
Mandell May Drift From Outboxing Style For Canzoneri Fight
Sammy Mandell plans a potential switch from his famous outboxing to more punching in the August 2 lightweight title defense against Tony Canzoneri in Chicago. Mandell’s latest training sessions show two stoppages in two rounds and one in one round, with a third hurt at the end of two rounds. Canzoneri expected to arrive Sunday to continue training.
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Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Tony Canzoneri
Sammy
Canzoneri
Braddock Beats Loughran? Noted Box Office at Yankee Stadium
Official figures show paid attendance 23,012 and total receipts of 147,096.20 for the Thursday night light heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium between Tommy Loughran and James J. Braddock. Net receipts totaled 138,800.99 with overall attendance listed as 23,012.
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United Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Loughran
James J. Braddock
Eee
Baseball Stars Lead 1920s Major Homer Leaders
A compact list highlights top sluggers from that era including Chuck Klein with the Phillies Mel Ott of the Giants Hack Wilson and Lou Gehrig. Babe Ruth Jim Bottomley Carol Hafey and Babe Ruth again are noted among leading power hitters with additional names such as Al Simons from the Athletics.
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Chuck Klein
Phillies
Melvin Ott
Giants
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Jim Bottomley
Carol Chick Hafey
Cardinals
Babe Ruth
al Simons
Athletics
Als
Pennsy vs Big Four Local Railroad Nines
Hank Schreiber a former Indianapolis Association shortstop holds the first base for the Pennsylvania railroad team of Indianapolis and will play today at Pennsy park as the Big Four AA of Indianapolis faces the Pennsylvania railroaders. Admission is 25 cents. Iowa City to dedicate its new $500,000 stadium October 19 for the homecoming game against Illinois announced by Athletics Director Edward Lauer.
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Indianapolis Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indianapolis
Pennsy Park
Big Four A. A
Pennsylvania Railroaders
Pierce
Big Four
New York Central Lines
Liitea Preas
Iowa City
Iowa
Illinois
Edward Lauer
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