Indians Face Rough Trip as Brewers Dominate Milwaukee Series
Milwaukee July 25 The Indians under Bruno Betzel remain winless at Borchert Field this season after a 10 to 2 loss to the Brewers in the series opener. Bill Burwell struggled and Milwaukee built on a strong Miller hitting performance, sending Betzel’s club toward a likely bottom finish as Marty Berghammer seeks four more wins in this six game visit.
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Rat Times
Milwaukee
Bruno Betzel
Indians
Borchert Field
Hoosiers
Bill Burwell
Brewers
Miller
Minneapolis
Bettelites
Marty Berghammer
A. A
Betzel Boys
Betzel
Americans Weigh Davis Cup Hopes Against Cochet
New York reports say the American tennis team, with youth over experience, faces France this week led by Cochet. Tilden may win one singles, while Lott’s form is inconsistent. Richards doubts two wins are possible, citing Cochet’s supremacy and La Coste’s absence.
Riley Mar tennis defaults and round results
In the west side Riley tennis tournament defaults occurred as 11 matches were defaulted for no shows. Thompson beat Schurmann 6 0 6 0 in men's singles first round, while Carrington and Crabb won tight bouts over Boersig and Dale respectively.
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Riley
Thompson
Schurmann
Sunman
Carrington
Crabb
H. Love
Boersig
Dale
Rouna
Coble
McNeely
Virt
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Summan
Kuerst
Brooks
Beverse
Payne
Pyle
R. Miller
Shumaker
P. Schmidt
Horst
Demmary
A. W. Pournace
Spaulding
Johnston
W. Osborne
Rhodehame
Dunbar
Blay
West
A. Meunier
Sullivan
Connersville Be Ross routs Indianapolis A B Cs 18 to 0
Semi pro and amateur baseball notes list a dominating 18–0 Connersville Be Ross win over the Indianapolis Betsy Ross club. The page includes multiple calls for players, game inquiries, and upcoming meetups across Connersville and nearby parks.
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Connersville
Ind
Be Ross
Indianapolis A. B. C
Betsy Ross
J. W. Young, Connersville, Inc
Klein Brothers Face Highways in Washington Park Double Header
Lincoln Highways meet Indianapolis Keystones at Washington park in a Sunday double header. The Keystones feature two Klein brothers and Chuck Klein's home run hitting brother, with Hildebrand as the top pitcher. The Highways' Washington park appearance ends until August 25 as they begin a Kentucky and southern Indiana tour starting August 4 through Louisville Owensboro Vincennes Evansville.
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Washington Park
College Cubs
Holt ‘St
Drexel
Keystone Nine
Chuck Klein
Keystones
Hildebrand
Kentucky
Indiana
Louisville
Owensboro
Vincennes
Evansville
Guy Fleming
Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis
Davis Cup Challenge Round Opens With Lott Tilden Bout
Paris July 25 United States faces France as George Lott of Chicago meets Jean Borotra in the opening singles with Big Bill Tilden drawn for the second match against Henri Cochet. Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn may pair for the doubles.
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United Arena Paris
Bill Tilden
Henri Cochet
France
Tilden
Cochet
George Lott
Chicago
Jean Borotra
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N. Y
Tilden Lott
Borotra
America
Berlin
United States
Germany
Wilmer Allison
Ft. Worth
Tex
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Jacques Brugnon
Try Too Big Winner in Hyde Park Juvenile Stakes
Try Too led early and held on to win the Hyde Park juvenile stakes by a neck over Alimony with Morses third. The 12 to 1 shot beat a field of top two-year-olds, in a race that carried a total purse of 9,225 dollars.
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Chicago
Alimony
Morses
Indianapolis Plans Dearborn Park Golf Links and Printer Tournament
Indianapolis city officials plan Dearborn park as an eighteen hole golf links with a community house. Harry Schopp outlines a 6000 yard course near Keystone Olney Thirtieth streets to serve north and east golfers. The annual printers golf tournament will be held August 26 at Avalon Country Club with 72 hole medal play across four classes. Meanwhile Speedway course aims for a grand opening next week despite GM infield concerns.
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Dearborn Park
Harry Schopp
South Grove
Park Board
Keystone Avenue
Olney Street
Thirtieth
Thirtyfourth Streets
Pleasant Run
Riverside
Schopp
Avalon Country Club Links
B. E. Scudder
Printers Golf Committee
Speedway
General Motors
General Motors Company
Rampere
Sonnenberg Retains World Title With Straight Falls
In Los Angeles on Wednesday night Gus Sonnenberg defended his heavyweight wrestling championship by defeating challenger Joe Malcewicz of Utica, New York, in straight falls.
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Pit Times
Los Angeles
Gus Sonnenberg
Joe Malcewicz
Utica
N. Y
Leading British jockey hurt in early race crash
Gordon Richards the champion jockey was thrown from his mount at the start of the Windermere handicap plate in Liverpool England. He was removed in an ambulance after Young Actress collided with several horses and unbalanced the field.
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United Preac
Singer Knocks Out Routis To Claim Featherweight Claim
Bronx boxer Al Singer stops Andre Routis of France in 2 minutes 55 seconds of the second round at Ebets Field Brooklyn in a non title bout. Both fighters exceed the 126 pound limit, Routis retains the title. Mushy Callahan loses to Jack Berg in the junior welterweight bout. Attendance 18 266, gross 54124.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
al Singer
Bronx
Andre Routis
France
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Routis
Singer
Eddie Forbes
Mushy Callahan
California
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Callahan
Berg
Forbes
Sidney Smith Reaches State Net Meet Semi finals
Quarter finals were to be played as rain delayed doubles. Sidney Smith of St. Louis advanced to the semi final bracket by beating his brother Joe 10-12 6-0 6-3, while Dick Bastian of Indianapolis, Hugh McArthur of San Diego, Karl Kamrath of Austin and R C Ranney of Cleveland won their quarter final matchups.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Sidney Smith
St. Louis
Joe
Dick Bastian
Indianapolis
Hope
Paul Stagg
Chicago
Alonzo Stagg
Chicago University
Hugh McArthur
San Diego
Cal
Jim Wilson
Karl Kamrath
Austin
Tex
Carl Ireneus
A. Kennigsburg
Bluffton
Berkeley Bell
R. C. Ranney
Cleveland
Medill Defeats Loayza In Eleven Round Fight
New York July 25 Joey Medill Chicago lightweight won over Stanislaus Loayza of Chile in eleven rounds. Medill took seven rounds to Loayza three with a close finish as both boxers had their left eyes nearly closed.
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United Press
New York
Joey Medill
Chicago
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Medill
Loayza
Guthrie in Mat Go at Broad Ripple Monday
Texas heavy Elmer Guthrie faces Dick Routt in the feature bout on Monday night at Broad Ripple. Promoter Mc Lemore plans two preliminary matches. The main event is best two of three falls with Ed South as referee. Phone Washington 2520 for seat reservations Monday afternoon.
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Elmer Guthrie
Texas
Dick Routt
Broad Ripple
McLemore
Ed South
Washington
Owners refuse $50,000 for Dedicate
Dedicate a top two year old in the west reportedly rejected a $50,000 bid. The colt is owned by Fred A. Burton of Chicago and John Ward of Louisville and has won his races in impressive fashion this season.
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United Press
Chicago
Dedicate
West
Fred A. Burton
John Ward
Louisville
Robins Boost pennant race by beating leaders in series
The Brooklyn Robins upset National League leaders in two key series. They beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 in Brooklyn, then won two of three against the Pirates in Pittsburgh, helping return Pittsburgh to first while the Cubs and Giants slide in the standings with New York eight games back.
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William J. Dunn
United Press
New York
Brooklyn Robins
Brooklyn
Robins
Chicago Cubs
Dazzy Vance
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Giants
Giants
Millionaires Go to Work During Ushers' Strike
In Chicago on July 25 Max Schmeling made his first appearance here, boxing four rounds with sparring partners before 9 000 fans. The event occurred amid an ushers and ticket takers strike as spectators gathered, prompting promoter Harmon and the Stadium Corporation to draft millionaire directors as temporary workers to seat the crowd.
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United Press
Chicago
Max Schmeling
Germany
Schmeling
Harmon
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Brookside Net Tournament Draws 50 Entrants
Fifty players have entered the Brookside tennis tournament at Brookside park courts beginning July 29. events include men's doubles and singles, junior singles and doubles, and women's singles with a 17 age limit in juniors. Notable entrants include Marshall Christopher Scanlon Morgan Coble Justus Lang Horst Emmet Lowery Vincent Meunier Lysaught Armour Martin Donnell Horst Demmary Wendall and Misses Tuttle Wass Wendall. Entries close Sunday noon July 28 with drawings to follow.
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Brookside
Brookside Park Courts
City Court
Marshall Christopher
Butler University
Fall Creek
Scanlon
Morgan
Coble
Butler
Justus and
Lang
Garfield Net Club
Horst
Art Meunier
Fall Creek Club
Emmet Lowery
City
Jean Demmary
Vincent Meunier
T. Lysaught
Mark Armour
Harry Martin
Edward Donnell
George Horst
Henrietta Tuttle
Melba Wass
Mary Elizabeth Wendall
Willard Courts
Fifth Bill Headlines Boxing Card at Broad Ripple Arena
Eddie Johnson of Louisville meets Ray Hertz of Indianapolis in the main event at Broad Ripple arena weighing 145 pounds. Stanley Ketchell faces Kid Chissell in an eight round semi final. A five-man battle royal closes the card with preliminaries featuring fast boys. first bout starts at 8 30. Reservations at Washington 2520.
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Eddie Johnson
Louisville
Ray Hertz
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple Arena
Stanley Ketchell
Kid Chissell
Washington
Peleco to face Royal Cox on Fort Harrison card
Peleco, an aggressive Italian junior lightweight from New Jersey, is set to oppose local battler Royal Cox in an eight round semi windup on Tuesday at Ft Harrison. The bout headlines the supporting bill to the Jimmy Hackley Eddie Anderson main event, with a four round opener and two sixes on the show.
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New Jersey
Royal Cox
Ft. Harrison
Jimmy Hackley
Eddie Anderson
Peleco
Ehrman Clark
Cable Tabernacle
Babe
Atherton
Frank Schucker
Fort
Robinson wins in Knox wrestling finals at Purdue camp
Fred P. Robinson of Indianapolis entered the Knox Wrestling Finals at the R O T C camp in Knox Kentucky and won two matches. He is a Purdue University student attending the camp.
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Fred Robinson
Indianapolis
Knox
Fred P. Robinson
Washington Blvd
Purdue University
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