Primo Carnera Deported After Fraudstering Boxing Tour
Joe Williams reports the federal immigration service ordered Primo Carnera and manager Mons. Leon Lee back to Italy, ending a sensational and controversial boxing tour. The piece critiques promoters Madden Duffy Fried man and the era of ring manipulation, noting Carnera’s size, speed, and mixed reception from crowds.
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York
Federal Bureau of Immigration
Primo Carnera
Italy
Mons
Leon Lee
Primo
Paul Journee
Davis Cup Challenge Round Opens With Tilden vs Borotra
United States and France draw for the Davis Cup challenge round in Paris. William Tilden meets Jean Borotra in the first singles, with George Lott to face Cochet in the second and Lott again versus Borotra on Sunday. Doubles teams to be announced before play.
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Lott of America
Cochet
United Press
Paris
William T. Tilden
Jean Borotra
France
United States
Hoosier Pros Stage Annual Meet Tuesday
The Indiana P. G. A. state championship tourney and national meet qualifier will be held at the Grandview course in Anderson next Tuesday a 36 hole affair. Low scorer will be Indiana pro champion with runner up to represent Indiana at the national pro tourney. An 18 hole pro amateur event will precede the pros on Monday at Anderson.
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Grandview
Anderson
Hoosier State
Overtime Polo Clash Sees Chicago Team Edge Minneapolis
In a see-saw northwest tourney game at Snelling Minnesota on July 24 the Oowentsia Country Club polo team of Chicago defeated Minneapolis 11 goals to 10 in overtime.
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Northwest
FT. Snelling
Minn
Oowentsia Country Club
Minneapolis
Cops Defeat Lions In Police Golf Match At South Grove
Police golf team defeated the Lions Club squad at South Grove by 15 to 12. John Laws’ team won permanent possession of the Lions trophy. Top police scorers were Heckman 81 Ed Ball 83 and Harry Smith 86 while Dr. Kyle Mayhall led the Lions with 85.
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South Grove
John Laws
Lions
Heckman
Ed Ball
Harry Smith
Kyle Mayhall
Hoosier Cubs and More Ball Action In Indy Area
Multiple amateur and semi pro baseball games slated Sunday across Indianapolis area. Hoosier Cubs battle Bull Eagles at Pennsy Park at 2 p.m. Maple Camp and Modern Woodmen also play Rushville and Garfield Diamond No 2. Reads like a weekly schedule with many leagues including Industrial Crescent Paper and Co-Operative League.
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Jack
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Woodmen
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Garfield Diamond
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Long Acre
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Brookside No. 1
Link Belt
Ewart
River
Indiana
Stop Forge
Stormy Days for Indians in Conflicts at Toledo
Indians amid daily clashes with umpires Johnston and Brown threaten suspensions as they lose a third straight game 8 to 3. Connolly Monahan and Freigan banished. Carriden suspended. Wingard and Henline homer in Toledo rally. Corriden and Burwell banished earlier amid protests.
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Brown
League
Connolly
Monahan
Freigan
Carriden
Hickey
Indianapolis
Johnny Corriden
Corridon
Burwell
Tribe
Hens
Wingard
Henline
Mike Cvengros
Patten Falls To Bulson In State Golf Semi Final
In a Hammond semifinal, Mrs. James C. Patten of Indianapolis CC lost to defending champion Mrs. A. E. Bulson of Fort Wayne 4 and 2. Patten had earlier defeated former champion Miss Elizabeth Dunn 4 and 2 and, after beating Miss Dorothy Gustafson 2 up, reached today’s match.
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Hammond
James C. Patten
Indianapolis Country Club
A. E. Bulson
Ft. Wayne
Patten
Elizabeth Dunn
Dorothy Gustafson
South Bend
Miss Dunn
Indianapolis
Miss Gustafson
Geraldine King
Abbott
W. C. Cleavenger
Pirates and Phillies Set Slugging Records in 16 to 15 Tilt
In a Baker Bowl double header second game lasting 3 hours 41 minutes, Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 16 to 15 after 13 innings. The slugfest produced new all time marks for at bats and total bases in a single game and tied assists, with near records for total hits and total extra base hits.
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Traynor Delivers Pair of Pirates Wins Over Phillies
Pie Traynor slammed a homer in the first game to lift Pittsburgh 2 1 over Philadelphia as he added a three hit night in the second contest. His three singles a double and a homer in seven at bats helped the Pirates win 16 15 with a two run homer in the 13th inning.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Traynor
Americans Eye Davis Cup Victory Over France in 1930
New York July 24 American sports followers expect the United States to win the Davis cup challenge round against France as part of a summer of strong U S performances in England and France. Big Bill Tilden leads a powerful American team with a good chance to add to his Davis cup singles victories and end France’s three year hold on the trophy.
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Primo
Dempsey
Chicago
Duffy
Mr. Madden
Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
France
United States
England
Tilden
Junior Golfers of State Drive Off in Title Play
In Muncie Indiana the Indiana junior amateur tournament began with a qualifying round at Delaware Country Club. Sixteen low scores earn places in the championship flight with others in consolation. Indianapolis sent 24 golfers and Muncie 15 led by entrants such as John Lynskey John Reilly Mike Pollak Bruce Wilcox Bob Rhodehamer and Bill Henlein. Ft Wayne’s Bill Bassett amid favorites, with challengers Heinlein Kimbrough and others pushing hard.
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Ind
Delaware Country Club
Indiana
Indianapolis
John Lynskey
John Reilly
Mike Pollak
Billy Charles
Bruce Wilcox
Robert L. Mobley
Jim Munro
Bob Rhodehamer
Forrest Dale
Donald Ellis
Ralph E. Jordan
Robert Dale
John Reichwein
John Vargo
Frank Shaver
Billy Reed
J. L. Maesing
Red Close
Monie Greenburg
John Glick
Paul Bediow
Joe Sullivan
Bill Henlein
Bill Bassett
Ft. Wayne
Heinlein
Dick Kimbrough
Harvard
Bill Reed
Mickey Davison
Wilbur Good
Pinto Disabled After Tackled by Sonnenberg
After 25 minutes 30 seconds of rough wrestling Gus Sonnenberg applied two flying tackle holds to Stanley Pinto, winning the first fall and disabling Pinto. About 3,000 fans at Riverside arena saw Pinto unable to continue. Supporting bouts saw Webb beating Young Price in 7 minutes and a draw between Merle Dolby and Carl Chaney.
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Gus Sonnenberg
Stanley Pinto
Pinto
Riverside Arena
Leslie
Women’s twelve club bowling league formation
Mrs. R. Johns organizes a twelve club women’s bowling league. A meeting is held at Pritchett alleys Friday night to plan the season.
Al Brown Retains Bantam Crown With Wins in New York
New York boxing headlines report Al Brown of Panama, 122 pounds, retained the world bantamweight title by defeating Domenico Bernasnioni, 122, Italy in a 10 round match. Other results include Harry Smith stopping Babe McGorgory, Eddie Mack decisioning Ray Rivera, Walter Palm beating Marco Apivello, and Johnny Hines drawing with Vincent Reete in New York bouts.
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New York
al Brown
Panama
Domenico Bernasconi
Italy
Harry Smith
Babe McGorgory
Kansas City
Eddie Mack
Denver
Ray Rivera
Porto Rico
Walter Palm
Marco Apivello
Brooklyn
Johnny Hines
Vincent Reete
McCaskey Reaches Indiana State Golf Final
Mrs. Carl McCaskey of Highland Indiana will face Mrs. A E Bulson of Fort Wayne for the Indiana women's golf championship after both won semifinal matches in Hammond. McCaskey upset Elizabeth Abbott 1 up on the eighteenth green, while Bulson defeated Mrs. James Patten 4 and 2.
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Ind
Carl McCaskey
Highland
Indianapolis
A. E. Bulson
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Bulson
James Patten
Indianapolis Country Club
McCaskey
Elizabeth Abbott
Avalon
Mre MacMackey
Miss Abbott
Mrs. McCaskey
Mrs Bulson
Mrs. Patten
Mrs. Bulson
Victor Dyer
Carl H. McCaskey
Heavy Ripple Ring Program at Broad Ripple Tonight
A seven bout boxing card at Broad Ripple features a doubled windup and four scraps. Matchmaker Parkes promises action with bouts including Tony Pertruzzie versus Ray Drake and Jack Malone against Owen Turrett. First bell at 8 30 with an amateurs opener.
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Parkes
Tony Pertruzzie Vas
Ray Drake
Jack Malone
Owen Turrett
Kid Henry
Ray Smiths
Kid Calloway
Young Stillwater
Blackie Cline
Charles Berger
Young Leach
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Rabbit Maranville Dines In New York Night Spot
Braves sparkplug Rabbit Maranville dined after accepting a Boston reporter’s invitation at a ritzy New York restaurant. He settled at a table as a bowing waiter offered a serviette, and the short story ends with Maranville joking he hasn’t had a drink in over a year.
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Sparkplug
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Braves
Boston
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