Tilden Returns to American Tennis Team in Dramatic Fashion
Column rails at Bill Tilden rejoining the American squad for the France clash at Roland Garros. It notes his delayed decision, his contract with a news syndicate, and the staged, theatrical comeback while detailing team selections with Van Ryn Allison and Lott. It questions the amateur status clash over a $3000 pay offer.
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Tilden
Borotra
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Vaanet
Lott
van Ryn
Allison
Doex
Mrs Patten Set to Meet Defending Champion Thursday
Times staff correspondent reports that Mrs. Patten is scheduled to face the defending champion in a Thursday matchup. The event draws local attention as a key early-season clash featuring notable competitors and anticipated strategic plays.
Indianapolis Women Dominate Indiana Golf Championship Contests
Three Indianapolis players reach the semifinals of the ninth annual Indiana women's golf championship at Woodmar with Mrs. A. E. Bulson defending. Key results include Mrs. Patten defeating Dorothy Gustafson to move toward a finals clash with Bulson, while Miss Abbott and Mrs. McCaskey advance in the other flights. New officers of the Indiana Women’s Golf Association are elected at the close of the day’s play.
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Elizabeth Abbott
Mrs. McCaskey
Hammond
Miss Gustafson
Mrs. Patten
H. L. Cooper
South Bend
Bulson
Ruth White
Indianapolis Country Club
Miss Abbott
Miss White
McCaskey
C. A. Jaqua
Jaqua
Elizabeth Dunn
Indianapolis
Lou Adams
George Stewart
Pleasant Run
B. J. Steelman
W. Keavenner
The
Indians Women's Golf Association
Marry Gorham
Frankfort
Highland
Miss Gorham
Cleavenger
John Bixler
Lafayette
Harrison Bennett
Indianapolis Women's Golf Association
A. E. Bulson
Ft. Wayne
Avalon
Tippecanoe Country Club
Leesburg
Lake Wawasee
Collins Fires Phillies Past Pirates in 11-5 Win
Phil Collins pitched and batted for Philadelphia in a Tuesday win over Pittsburgh. He scattered twelve hits, remained ahead from the start, and delivered two homers and a single in four at bats driving in four runs as part of a seventeen hit attack against four Pirates pitchers.
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Phil Collins
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Pirates
Tribe Buys Tucker and Sends Frazier Simmons in Trade
The Indians acquire outfielder Ollie Tucker from Boston while sending Foy Frazier back to the Pirates and pitcher Pat Simmons to the Red Sox. Secretary Claver announced the deal after Sporting News reported the completion in Bean town. Tucker joins Toledo rotation to halt a slide as Manager Corriden faces suspension following a dispute with umpire Johnston.
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Boston
Rabbit Warstler
Indians
Red Sox
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Sporting News
Beantown
Ollie Tucker
Buffalo
William Claver
Tucker
Toledo
Foy Frazier
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pat Simmons
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Corriden
Hickey
Peppery Tribe Pilot
Grandstand
Johnny
Johnston
Brown
Tribe
New Tribe
Kansas City
Blues
Cleveland
Real dog days test pennant contenders in baseball
Babe Ruth notes the heat of July to September, the so called dog days, wears down pitchers hitters and fielders, challenging teams to maintain pace. Washington Senators see strain on pitching, defense and hitting as momentum shifts toward true champions.
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Washington Senators
Senators
Washington
Notre Dame Alumni Football Stars Face Postgraduate Careers
Alumni of Notre Dame, once noted for football prowess in college, now navigate careers beyond the gridiron while maintaining ties to their alma mater and its athletic tradition. The piece profiles several former players and their transitions into coaching, business, and community roles.
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McIntire Dominates at Crooked Creek Gun Club
J D McIntire won the fifty target get event with a perfect score at Crooked Creek Gun Club on Tuesday. Arvin placed second with 48 and Umbanhowar third with 45. McIntire and Hymer tied at 24 in the twenty five target handicap. McIntyre led the overall traps.
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J. D. McIntire
Crooked Creek
Arvin
Umbanhowar
McIntire
Hymer
McIntyre
Balduc Knocked Out Early in St Paul Boxing Show
King Tut 140 pounds from Minneapolis stopped Brooklyn’s George Balduc 138 after fifty seconds of the first round at a St Paul arena. My Sullivan 148 of St Paul outpointed Vince Dundee 153 over ten rounds.
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United Press
St, Paul
Pirates Recall Lang from Baltimore IL Recall
The Pittsburgh Pirates re called pitcher Martin Lang from Baltimore of the International League.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Martin Lang
Baltimore
Golf by Air Lands at Long Branch Country Club
The ancient game of golf goes airborne with a novelty golf by airplane to debut July 30 in the metropolitan district at Long Branch Country Club. John F. Casey of the New Jersey state aviation commission and Irving G. Hay of Redbank will toss golf balls toward the greens while George Sullivan the Long Branch professional and Marty O Loughran the Plainfield amateur attempt to hole out, with strokes counting per hole.
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ONG Branch
N. J
Long Branch Country Club
John F. Casey
New Jersey State Aviation Commission
Irving G. Hay
Redbank
George Sullivan
Long Branch
Marty O'Loughran
Plainfield
Grant Jr. Wins National Clay Courts Tennis Championship
Bryan Grant Jr of Atlanta upset Wilbur F. Coen 6-2 4-6 6-2 6-4 to capture the national clay courts title in Kansas City. The young Atlantan controlled play, exposing Coen’s errors while showcasing steady, methodical groundstrokes to prevail in the upset victory.
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Bobby Jones
Bryan Grant Jr
Kansas City
Wilbur F
Coen
Bill Tilden
Grant
Action heats up in state tennis title competition
Ea Times reports Evansville hosted the state tennis tournament with first round singles completed. Five Indianapolis players advanced and doubles and women’s singles were to begin later. Numerous defaults marked Tuesday’s results including several players advancing by bye and decisive wins by Bud Danke, Dick Bastian, Emmett Lowery, and Doug Watters.
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Indianapolis
ROU Bud _ Danke
Tadianapole
Gene Haviie
Ted Diemer
Chicago
Elmer Groeninger
Robert Doerr
Woody du Hadway
Joe Inman
Jean Demmary
Dick Bastian
E. Martin
J. S. Johnson
F. J. Hughes
Owensboro
Maurice Lenon
Oe Rapier
Jack Fournie
Belleville
Ill
W. R. Brown
Robert Hutchinson
Lawrenceburg
Arthur Funkhouser
Baur “Mathews
Moceananalte
Ed Lejeck
Chica
Ross Cheshire
Atlanta
G. E. Steel
Leland Feigel
Independent amateur baseball gossip and schedules for Sunday
Local notes list Indianapolis Red Wings seeking a Sunday double header against a strong city team plus openings for Assumption in the Sunday Catholic League. Reports cover Inland Tail Lights 17 Fontaintown Grays 3, Wilbur Tremepohl’s sharp pitching, Shelbyville beating Indianapolis Grays 4 to 1, Wyandottes 15 Red Wings 14, and other club inquiries, practice plans, and upcoming games at Pennsy park and Cloverdale.
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Ellenberger Park
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Aske
Mac
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Cvence
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Jesse G. Cummings
Greys
Tribesmen Fall Into Last Hole
July 23 Toledo Indians lose 7 to 2 to the Hens in the second game of a five game road series at Washington Park. Bevo Lebourveau hit a first inning homer off Van Alstyne and Toledo pitcher George Connally shut down the visitors in late innings. The Indians outhit the Hens but misplayed defense and allowed five earned runs in the loss. The teams scheduled a third game today to complete the series.
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Indians
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Bevo Lebourveau
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Butler
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Lebourveau
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Brown and Johnson
Christner Knocks Out Manley In Second Round Bout
Denver event sees K O Christner of Akron stop George Manley of Denver in the second round of a ten round scheduled bout Tuesday night.
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Colo
K. O. Christner
Akron
George Manley
Yale Star Fido Kempton Won All Games 1911 1919
Fido Kempton never played for a losing football squad from 1911 through 1919. He spent his college years at Yale, contributing to a string of undefeated or victorious seasons.
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Yale
Sonnenberg in Feature Bout at Park Ring
Gus Sonnenberg, holder of the world heavyweight title claim, meets Stanley Pinto of Bohemia at Riverside amusement park tonight in a feature bout with five preliminaries. The outdoor arena hosts the event with a rain contingency to the skating rink. Three thousand seats plus ringside chairs are available for a 8 30 start.
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Stanley Pinto
Bohemia
Riverside Amusement Park
Gus Sonnehbere
Leslie
Red) Beers
Navy Crew Dominates Poughkeepsie Regatta Lineup
The navy crew swamped after the destroyer wake in the annual Poughkeepsie regatta was nearly all veterans from four seasons rowing together at Annapolis.
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Poughkeepsie
Annapolis
32 Links Aces Seek New Glory in Western Amateur
Don Moe of Portland leads thirty one challengers at Beverly Country Club in the first round of match play for the western amateur golf championship. Chick Evans and Johnny Lehman share medalist odds after rounds totaling 147. A seeded draw is introduced to pair top players against lesser knowns in later rounds.
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United Press
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Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Beverly Country Club
Chick Evans
Johnny Lehman
Jeaders
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Aurora, II
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Armstrong
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Lehman
Couch
Cyril Tolley
George Dewson
Rudy Knepper
Moe
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