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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1927

Page

3

Tilden to Meet Cochet in Semi Finals on Hard Courts

William Tilden advances to the semi finals of the international hard courts tournament at St. Cloud France where he will face Henri Cochet. Cochet beat Tilden at Forest Hills last year but Tilden has since defeated Rene Lacoste. A separate upset sees Miss E L Heine of South Africa defeat Senorita D Alvarez altering Wimbledon prospects for Helen Wills.

United Press ST. Cloud France William Tilden Henri Cochet Cochet Tilden United States Forest Hills N. Y Rene Lacoste Lacoste Helen Wills Senorita D'Alvarez E. L. Heine South Africa Miss Wills D’alvarez Heine

Indians Baseball Notes From Tuesday Game And Trades

Indians offense showed spark with Yoter Matthews and Snyder collecting hits as Burwell added six assists. Koob walked six, Burwell and Yo advanced on balls, and the double steal highlighted the eighth. Milwaukee traded Danforth and Murray to New Orleans while Pittsburgh star Ownie Bush keeps the Pirates atop the National League race. The Indians plan a postponed Monday game with the Millers and anticipate Eddie Sicking rejoining the roster as roster size sits at twenty.

Koob Burwell Hite Pittsburgh Ownie Bush Indianapolis Pirates Carmen Hill Eddie Sicking Indians Eddie Sicking

Sox and Cubs Threaten to Fight Around Top

The 1920s baseball column notes the White Sox and Cubs near the pennant race top with strong pitching for the Cubs and hustling play by the Sox. It discusses standings across the National and American Leagues, with Pirates Cardinals Reds and Giants also contending and Guth McGraw experimenting with lineups. The Yankees and Senators show momentum, while the Athletics disappoint and Connie Mack seeks fixes.

Sox Cubs Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Athletics Washington Senators St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants

Easy Win for Callahan Targets Mandell Bout

Mushy Callahan the junior welterweight champion defended his crown against Spug Myers in Chicago on Tuesday night and then set his sights on a lightweight title bout with Sammy Mandell. promoter Jim Mullen plans to push Mandell to meet Callahan this summer, signaling a major shift toward the lighter division.

United Press Chicago Mushy Callahan Sammy Mandell Callahan Spug Myers Idaho Jim Mullen Chicago Mandell Myers

Race Movies at Lyric Show Speedway Highlights

Official motion pictures of the 500 mile Speedway race shown at the Lyric theater this week feature the band parade start of the contest a spectacular fire that disabled the Miller car driven by Norman Batten and George Sauders in his Duesenberg winning the race with crowd scenes filmed by H H Coburn.

Lyric Theater H. H. Coburn Miller Norman Batten George Sauders Duesenberg

Mack protests A's second game over disputed play

Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, protested the Memorial Day double header game after Ty Cobb failed to score on a foul where Grabowski, New York catcher, touched the ball, fell into the Philadelphia dugout, and did not reach the plate before Cobb scored. Mack claimed no Philadelphia interference.

United Press Philadelphia Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Ty Cobb Grabowski New York Cobb Mack

Indianapolis Triangles and Local Clubs Schedule Play

Semi-Pros and Amateurs from Indianapolis plan Garfield Park practices and Sunday games against Y. M. C. A. squads. Edgeswood A. A. fall to Southeastern A. A. A, Rebuilders seek faster State competition, and other teams like Cubs and Big Four contenders announce matches and contact numbers for upcoming fixtures.

Indianapolis Triangles Garfield Park Garfield No. 3 Carmel Ind S. Meridian St Fred Brei Meridian St. Drexel

Shortridge High Tops Cathedral 4 2 on Hawthorne Courts

Shortridge High School tennis team defeated Cathedral 4 to 2 on the Hawthorne Courts Tuesday afternoon. The North Siders won three singles matches and one doubles.

Shortridge High School Cathedral Hawthorne Courts North Siders

State Normal Rally Beats Butler 4 2 in Tight Hoosier Contest

In Terre Haute Indiana on June 1 State Normal batsmen erupted in the eighth inning to topple Indianapolis Butler 4 to 2. Christopher started for Butler before leaving with the crowd cheering rally. Chadd relieved and held the line but State Normal pushed across four runs in the eighth to seal victory. Parks and Chestnut paced Butler with Christopher in sore need of relief.

Bu_Times Terre Haute Ind Christopher Butler Chadd State Normal Indianapolis Bulldogs C.cees Oso Sas Collyer Parks and Chestnut

Baseball’s Big Four dominate doubleheader with homers

Babe Ruth belted his fifteenth and sixteenth home runs, adding a double and a single in ten at bats. Hornsby doubled and tripled in four appearances. Ty Cobb had three straight singles in the second game but went hitless in the first. Tris Speaker collected two singles in four chances.

Babe Ruth

Army Navy Football Game Set For Polo Grounds in New York

Contracts signed for Army against Navy at the Polo Grounds New York on November 26. The game moves to the East and thirty thousand tickets will be issued to each academy.

Army

Investigation Into State Athletic Commission Begins Friday

Chicago June 1 investigation of the State athletic commission by a special legislative committee will start Friday. Commission members say they welcome the probe, believing it stemmed from a disgruntled promoter.

United Press Chicago State Athletic Commission Commission

Home Run Sends Cardinals to 1 0 Win Over Reds

Taylor Douthit hit a eighth inning homer to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 1 0 victory over Cincinnati. The win moves the world champions into second in the National League as the Cubs fall to Pittsburgh. Johnny Neun turned an unassisted triple play in Detroit 1 Cleveland 0 win. Jess Petty limited Boston to six hits as the Dodgers won 3 2. White Sox take second in the American League with a 7 2 win over the Browns. Joe Harris collected five hits as Pittsburgh beat Chicago 10 9, dropping Chicago to third.

United Press Taylor Douthit St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Cincinnati Cubs Pittsburgh Johnny Neun Detroit Tigers Tigers Cleveland Myatt Jamieson Summa Neun Joe Harris Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago

Merits to Meet Coca Colas in KIO League Card

K I O League action set for Sunday at Pennsy Park 3 PM with the Indianapolis Merits facing Pop Simms Coca Colas. The Merits, riding a three game win streak, star Virgil Voyles or Johnny Noonan on the mound as Indy fans expect a big crowd in Pennsy diamond.

Indianapolis Foresters Belmont Claude Matt Bill Fuller Simms Coca-Colas Pennsy Park Cincy Pastimers Pennsy Diamond Virgil Voyles Elizabethtown Johnny Noonan Indianapolis

Car 44 Not Ordered Out In 500 Mile Race

The Miller special car 44 denying it was ordered off the track by officials after 144 laps. Lecksider drove when called to refuel and tire change but could not restart the machine. Melcher led, with Jack Petticord later driving after his own car was eliminated in lap 23. Speedway press box reported Lecksider received the flag to leave.

Orr Lecksider Melcher Jack Petticord Speedway Le¢klider

Baksic Arrives for Tilt in Indianapolis Show

Emil Baksic of Chicago arrives in Indianapolis to face Roy Wallace in the final Legion boxing card at the Armory Thursday night. Wallace also workouts at Arcade gym. Baksic, a former Indiana Kentucky amateur welterweight champion, has fought forty three pro bouts and has been knocked out only once. Preliminary bouts feature young Terre Haute boxers.

Emil Baksic Chicago Roy Wallace Legion Armory Indianapolis Arcade Wallace Charley Shine Baksic Gary Terre Haute Way

Irish Beat Wisconsin In Tenning Thriller

Notre Dame the Irish rally with a three run tenth inning to defeat Wisconsin 6 to 5 in South Bend. Ed Walsh Jr and Schrall sparked the late comeback as Walsh struck out eleven. Wisconsin led 3 2 early. the tying hit came in the ninth before Notre Dame pulled away in extras.

Notre Dame South Bend Ind Wisconsin Badgers Ed Walsh Jr Schrall Young Walsh Clausen Barnum Walsh Vaughn

Vories Scores Knockout in Fifth Round Bout

San Francisco dateline reports Oakland featherweight Vories defeated Stockton’s Kewpie Callender by technical knockout in the fifth round of an eight round scheduled bout Tuesday.

Vories United Preas San Francisco Oakland Kewpie

Tech vs Muncie Ends Tech Card With Final Meeting

In Muncie Indiana on June 1 Technical of Indianapolis and Muncie High School were set to meet for the last game on Tech’s schedule. The contest was billed as the final appearance on Tech’s current card with both teams preparing for the matchup.

Muncie Ind Technical of Indianapolis Tech

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