Champs at Peak of Form Again, Stretch Lead to Five Games
The Athletics led the American League by five games nearing the two thirds mark as they erased early season handicaps and chased a 1930 pennant. Foxx homered for Philadelphia in an 8 6 win over Cleveland while Ruth hit his 36th for the Yankees in a 5 2 victory over Detroit. In the NL Brooklyn split with Cincinnati, Chicago topped Philadelphia 19 15, Fred Lindstrom homered for the Giants in a 1 0 rain shortened win over Pittsburgh, and Chick Hafey homered twice in Boston 5 4 over St Louis.
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Frankie Genaro Returns to Ring in July 28 Title Bout
Frankie Genaro world flyweight champion will fight Davey Adelman of Philadelphia in a ten round feature at Dexter Park Arena on July 28 marking his first Metropolitan ring appearance in a year. Genaro is billed as the N A world champion.
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Beers To Meet Stoeff In Purdue Mat Show
Purdue mat coach Leslie Beers signs to meet Henry Stoeff in the main event of Monday night wrestling at Riverside. Five additional bouts fill the card.
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Thursday Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
United Press report lists July 25 bouts with Koli Kola knocking out Jack Bitz in Porto Rico and other decisions across New York Waterbury Buffalo and more. Notable results include Charlie Dehates beating Frank Ponzo in Belgium and Tommy Paul defeating Whitey Stevenson in Erie.
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New York
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Austine Perez
Urray Switzer
Brooklyn
Charlie Dehates
Belgium
Frank Ponzo
Louisville
Clyde Edmunson
Sally de Angelo
Hector Campbell
Cuba
Johnny Guida
Buffalo
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Sive Smith
Bridgeport
George Parker
Whitey Stevenson
Erie
Baseball Calendar Summary of 190? Lineups
Historical box score text lists players from St. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Osborn Bush Malone Hartnett Willoughby Elliott Nichols Smythe Hansen Collins Davis and others. The fragment suggests a baseball calendar or game-by-game ledger with innings scores and participant names.
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Te Bush
Malone and Hartnett
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Elliott
Nichols
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Night slate in baseball and league matchups posted
Today's games feature American Association with Indianapolis at Toledo St. Paul at Kansas City and Minneapolis at Milwaukee. American League includes Washington at Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Detroit. National League games: St. Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Yesterday's Results in American Association Baseball
Scores from games including St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus Louisville Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York with details on inning by inning results, pitchers, and defensive plays across multiple matchups and rain-shortened contests.
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No. 2 Girl Star Out of Action
Miss Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California, ranked No. 2 in the women’s singles, retires from competition for at least a year due to strained heart muscles and throat infection. The illness began in England and affected her health. doctors advised an indefinite layoff. Jacobs was national girls champion in 1924 and 1925 and was No. 2 in 1928 and last year after runner up to Helen Wills.
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Perkins Lehman Couch and McRary Remain in Western
The western amateur tournament advanced to semi finals as T Philip Perkins led with a 69 at Beverly while Don Moe fell to Johnny Lehman. Surviving contenders include Ira Couch of Chicago and Bob McRary of Des Moines as Lehman prepared to face Perkins in a 36-hole match.
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Des Moines
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Horse racing money lists show varied international leaders
The passage notes Ksar, a French horse, earning $335 340 from fifteen starts with eleven wins, three seconds, and one unplaced. It also ranks English horses Isinglass and Donovan with $291 275 and $277 215, ahead of Gallant Fox, relegating the Woodward colt to fifth in the international standings.
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Popular Bud Taylor Returns to Fort Harrison Card
Bud Taylor the Terre Haute featherweight returns to Fort Harrison to face Mickey Genaro of New Haven in a ten round bout. Promoter Captain Frank Schucker has Indianapolis fans ready for the old favorite. Genaro is rugged but Taylor's double haymaker left hook to the ribs and right cross to the jaw could decide the bout. An attractive prelim card accompanies the feature.
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All heavyweight card arranged for Griffiths Heeney bout
Match maker Al Weil sets an all heavyweight supporting slate at Queensboro stadium on July 29. Nelson Gainor of Connecticut faces Vic Tracey of New York in the semi final while Buster Malini of Chicago meets Eric Holmberg of Sweden.
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Chicago
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Amateurs and Semi-Pros urged to send game notices
Amateurs and semi pro teams urged to use The Times free service for publishing game results notices of meetings and other notes. The column welcomes notices from organized city leagues and independent teams and invites mail to the sport department.
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Champ Beaten in First Tilt at Muncie Junior Tourney
In Muncie Indiana Dick Kimbrough defeated Bill Bassett one up in the first round of the seventh annual junior golf tournament. A field of about 132 Indiana boys competed as sixteen lowest scores advanced to medal play and first round matches. William Heinlein was elected junior association president with Forest Beeson as vice president and Robert Rhodehammel as secretary.
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Australian Ashton brothers to visit for polo series on Long Island
The Australian polo team of four Ashton brothers James H Philip S Geoffrey G and Robert R arrives from England Monday to play on Long Island. They will stay through the United States Great Britain Westchester cup series and then appear in other parts of the country. James Ashton a sheep raiser and cattleman accompanies them.
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Local women bowlers to organize twelve team league
Local women bowlers meet at Pritchett Recreation tonight at eight for organizing a twelve team league. All interested women are urged to attend the meeting.
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Riverside Boxing Card Sets Night Bouts
The heavyweight main event features Packy Gardner of Indianapolis against Battling Brooks of the same city. Brooks replaces Young Houser of Columbus as part of a full card with six rounds and four round bouts across featherweight to bantam divisions.
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Independent Baseball Gossip and Sunday Showdowns
Amateur baseball chatter lists upcoming games across Indianapolis area. Bargersville Greys plan July 27 at Fayette and August scheduling, with contact options. Assumption nine hosts Red Wings at Garfield Diamond No 2, and Indianapolis Cubs meet Seson Coal at Brookside Park Sunday at 3. Sub battery Johnny Twice and Glenn Williams named for Cubs.
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Large Entry Reported for Garden Races at Walnut Gardens
Twenty eight entries have been received for dirt track races at Walnut Gardens on Sunday. Four events are scheduled with eleven Fronty Fords in the feature and a junker race including a model T Ford to a Packard. Late models join two stock car races as four Model A Fords enter. track condition improved with new oil. first race at 2 30.
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Konjola Medicine Promises Relief for Ailments
A grateful Indianapolis resident touts Konjola a thirty two ingredient medicine that supposedly relieves stomach liver kidney and bowel problems along with rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. The Konjola Man at Hook Dependable Drug Store Illinois and Washington streets explains its merits. Free samples offered.
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