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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
Press table shows American League standings with teams New York St Louis and Washington, plus results from yesterday including Caldwell and Skiff performances. Other games list Minneapolis and St Paul not scheduled and notable pitchers such as Shawkey, Bengough, and McCurdy et al. Also includes National League matchups and box scores with Mets, Cubs and Braves players across multiple cities.
A. A. Brown and Campbell each had two hits for the Indians on Thursday while Koob held the group to seven safeties. Sicking and Betzel contributed solid defense at second base. Griffin of Milwaukee hit a home run in the association game as crowds enjoyed a ladies day at Washington Park.
The A B C s of Indianapolis lost the third game of the Negro National League series to the Monarchs in Kansas City by 12 to 8. They led 8 to 4 in the sixth before KC rallied. Dismakes started for Indianapolis, Newsom relieved in the sixth but tired from pitching consecutive games as Kansas City seized eight runs in the final inning.
European featherweight champion Eugene Criqui predicts a sixth round knockout of Johnny Kilbane in New York Saturday afternoon. Kilbane declines a specific forecast, insisting he remains champion. Gates at the park of the New York Giants seat about sixty thousand with bouts set from 3:30 pm.
A flurry of amateur and semi pro baseball notices covers teams like the Jones Transfers Riverside A A Maroons and Brookside Cubs. Upcoming games include the N Y Red Sox at Riverside and the undefeated St Anthony Y P C at Pennsy Park with multiple open dates and meetings for players and managers across several clubs.
Kelly of the Giants hit a homer while Groh Muesel and Speaker had varied results in yesterday’s baseball actions. Giants players Kelly and Groh each went 1 for multiple hits as the team split the series. Speaker recorded a 1 for 3 showing for the Indians.
Reserve feat tickets for the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title bout in Shelby Mont are prepared for distribution. Ringside blocks are being sent East by air and mail with Mike Colling directing Pacific coast sales. Arena inspection shows no damage from Thursday night's storm and officials anticipate a sold out 40000 seat capacity with plans for 20000 more seats if sales justify.
Technical and Manual clash at 3 p m today at Tech field for the city series decisive contest. Manual seeks to avenge an earlier loss to Technical and secure a share of first place. Shortridge stands three losses. The final game is scheduled June 6 between Manual and Shortridge.
Eight thoroughbreds burned to death when a fire destroyed five barns at the Ohio State Jockey Club track in Maple Heights near Bedford Ohio late Thursday afternoon. The victims were Susiana Huron Shortstop Long Island Port Light Mambi The Ulster and one unidentified horse.
Riverside A. A. under manager W. J. David son competes for the city independent championship in the annual Times tournament. Schmutte the southpaw is noted for puzzling curves on the sand lots and Bader has begun the season strong, likely to take a regular pitching turn.
Hagen won his first national open in 1914 with a 210 score and claimed the title again in 1919 after a playoff with Mike Brady. He finished second in 1921 when Jim Barnes won at Washington, and Hagen tied for second behind Barnes in 1991 with Fred McLeod as the winner on 280 and Hagen on 298. Amateur victors include Francis Ouimet Jerome Travers and Chick Evans, with Ouimet winning in 1913 and Travers in 1914 and Evans later claimed it.
Edgar G. Brown of Indianapolis and Chicago won the Ohio State colored tennis tournament at Wilberforce University in Ohio. He defeated Lea T. Purnell in straight sets 11 6 3 6 5 in the finals, losing only one set all tournament. Miss B Tyler of Dayton won the women's singles title. Tyler and McReady won the women's doubles. Anderson and Ark took the men's doubles.
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ANN ARBOR Mich June 1 The Western Conference field and track meet begins today and continues tomorrow with Illinois and Michigan favored to win but challenged by at least four other Big Ten schools Indiana Purdue Iowa with a 60 member squad and notable outside entrants Notre Dame and Missouri expected to compete fiercely for top honors.
Dodgers win 5 to 2 at Boston while Pirates fall to Cardinals in St Louis. Once deemed hopeless, Brooklyn has won three of four against the Giants and now trails the Pirates by two and a half games.
Pennsy Grays meet Marion Cardinals Saturday at Pennsy Park on E Maryland St east of State Ave with a 3 p m start. Manager Day reports strong practice as the local club has surged in recent weeks after defeating Terre Haute and the Me and Sarah Club among others.
American open champion Gene Sarazen won the northern British golf professional prize at St Anne’s with a total score of 290.
In Terre Haute Indiana on Thursday State Normal easily beat Rose Poly 14 to 6. The Teachers scored early with four runs in the first inning and kept adding runs throughout the game. Rose Poly managed only three hits off pitcher Case.
The Kansas City outfit rides a nine game win streak into a four game series at Washington Park as Carmen Hill was slated to start for the Tribe. Leo Payne and Purcell depart to Fort Smith and Denver respectively while Koehle and Petty battled with Col on Thursday, the Colonels winning 8 to 1.
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