Interscholastic golf crown to be decided at South Grove
The second annual Times interscholastic golf tournament fills South Grove with hopefuls June 8 to 11. 125 plus aspirants from high and grade schools enter as qualifiers tee off June 8 with 32 medalists in the championship flight and others in consolation flights. Notables include Dick and Bob Wenzel from Short Ridge and Merriam from Technical, with the field drawing entrants from Our Lady of Lourdes and Manual.
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South Grove
John Merriam
Technical
Neville Ewing
Merriam
Shortridge
Dick Wenzel
Wenzel
Times Tourney
Bob Wenzel
Bob
Tedh
Ewing
George Anderson
N. Capitol Ave
Times Office
George
Irvin Dickinson
W. Twenty- Wighth St
Robert Munro
N. Sheridan Ave
Charles .J. Craigle
Our Lady of the Lourdes
Gunder Pottorff
E. Washington St
William Hicks
Montcalm
Manual
James Munro
King Solomon wins in 1925 given list of foes
F B Solomon defeated Quinton Romero, Ad Stone, and Sailor Maxted in 1925, with two wins over Romero. Question about Bob Lawson’s KO losses to Tiger Flowers notes two 1925 technical knockouts. Dave Barnett’s baseball start traced to 1909 with Duluth in Minnesota Wisconsin League. Oscar Bluege listed as 5 feet 11 inches, about 162 pounds.
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King Solomon
F. B. Solomon
Quinton Romero
Ad Stone
Maxted
Bob Lawson
Tiger Flowers
Flowers
Dave Barnett
T. F. Line
Duluth
Ernie Nevers
St. Louis Browns
Nevers
Stanford
F.H. N
Oscar Bluege
D. Ss. W. Bluege
High School Athletes in Title Meet
Chicago hosts the national inter scholastic track meet as top high and preparatory schools arrive for trials at Stagg Field and finals at Soldier Field. Mooseheart leads with 31 nominees, Belohm of Coffeyville is a standout with a 9.8s hundred, and strong squads from Froebel Gary Emerson Rensselaer Osage City Brazil and others compete for medals.
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United Pfs
Chicago
America
Stagg Field
Soldier Field
Mooseheart
Ill
Coffeyville
Kan
Boehm
Leon
Simpson
East High
Columbus
Ohio
Froebel High
Gary
Ind
Rensselaer, Inc
Osage City
Brazil
Emerson
Leachville
Ark
Janesville
Wis
Cameron
East Aurora
Birmingham
Ala
Junction. City
Bert Francisco
Latzo-Dundee Welterweight Title Bout At Polo Grounds
Pete Latzo and Joel Dundee, top welterweights, meet Friday night at the Polo Grounds for the season opener. Latzo, listed as a six to five favorite, weighs about 148 while Dundee scales 14614. Both posted 5000 forfeits to make 147 by 2 pm tomorrow. Latzo may weaken trying to make weight but Dundee is a rangy, rugged fighter with a history of late rallies.
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United Press
New York
Pete Latzo
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Joel Dundee
Polo Grounds
Latzo
Dundee
Rosenberg
New York Boxing Commission
Roberts
Michigan Wins Golf Match at Chicago
Michigan golfers defeated the University of Chicago team by a wide margin here on Wednesday with a score of 1773 to 64.
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Michigan
Chicago
University of Chicago
Student at the school named signs off in golf note
A school golf manager or principal signs a brief note naming a student at the school. The item is mailed to the golf editor at Times, 214 W. Maryland St.
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Times
Maryland St
Wildcat Hudkins Beats Mello in Ten Round Fight
Ace Hudkins the Nebraska wild cat defeated Al Mello of Boston on points in ten rounds at Queensboro stadium before 10 000 on June 2. Hudkins won nine rounds, Mello whipped by the eighth, with a dramatic late rally and a knockdown exchange.
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Bu United
Long Island City
N. Y
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
al Mello
Boston
Queensboro Stadium
Hudkins
Mello
Radio Music in Surf Asks Help for Channel Swim
Otto Kaemmerich, German long distance swimming champion, tested a novel swimming cap with earpieces and received a Hamburg radio broadcast from 200 kilometers away. He claimed broadcast music would aid future attempts to swim the English Channel, noting it is more invigorating than bands on accompanying tugs.
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United Press
Berlin
Otto Kaemmerich
North Sea
Kaemmerich
Hamburg
Yale track names Carr 1928 captain after record pole vault
Sabin W. Carr of Dubuque Iowa who set a world pole vault record of 14 feet last Saturday was elected captain of Yale University track team for 1928 in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven
Stanford Trojans Athlete Barred Over Rough Tactics
Stanford filed a complaint against an athlete from USC for rough conduct in a track meet. The Trojans apologized and barred the athlete from further races this season as punishment.
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Stanford
Sothern
California
Trojans
Semi-Pros and Amateurs Seek Games Across Indiana Area
Local baseball and softball clubs including Owls, Indianapolis Tigers, Woodlawns, Comanche Tribe No. 128 Red Men, Christamore Juniors, Christamore Maroons, and Kroger Grocery seek Sunday games with fast State teams. Arrangements via phone numbers Drexel 0650 Drexel 7773 or write agents at listed addresses.
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Indianapolis Tigers
Foresters
Tigers
C. Schott
E. Raymond Sr
Drexel
Martinsville
Ind
Ellettsville Grays
Capitol Bowling
Thomas Jenkins
Shelby St
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Callherty Burch
Burch
Rans
Dell Ave
Fransfort P. R. K.s
East St
K.8
Spades Park
Indianapolis Foresters
Rhodius Park
Belmont
George
Midways
Indianapolis Triangles
Y. M.S
Garfield No
Baldus
Hoffman
Triangles
E. Orange St
Out of Action Harris Struggles with Illness
Providence outfielder Dave Harris suffered an appendicitis attack. His absence would pose a significant setback for the Grays as they pursue standings this season.
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Dave
Sheriff) Harris
Providence
Grays
Hartford Outfielder Suffers Jaw Fracture in April Game
Hartford outfielder Joe Morrisey sustained a fractured jaw after being struck by a pitch from Fitzke of Bridgeport during the April 22 game.
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Joe Morrisey
Hartford
Fitzke
Bridgeport
Tech Defeats Muncie Bearcats in Season Finale
Tech High School of Indianapolis closed its baseball season with a 6-4 win over the Muncie Bearcats in Muncie. Krueger pitched for Tech as they scored two runs in the first and third innings, Muncie answering with three in the fourth before Tech added two in the fifth and one in the seventh. Final: Tech 6, Muncie 4.
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Muncie Bearcats
Krueger
Tech
Muncie
Indianapolis
F Tech
Muncle
Wman
Roetkin and Myers
Lefty hurler sent to St. Joseph Club in Western Association
A right handed pitcher from St. Joe Austin, after a trial with Pittsfield, has been assigned to the St. Joseph Club of the Western Association.
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Austin
Pittsfield
St. Joseph Club
Western Association
Brown Star Jackson Keefer Signs with Springfield Club
End Star Signs Jackson Keefer, former All American football star of Brown University, has signed with the Springfield Club of the Eastern League. He is an outfielder.
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Jackson Keefer
Brown University
Springfield Club
First Base Man Fred Fitzberger Traded to Waterbury
Providence sent Fred Fitzberger to Waterbury as first baseman subject to recall.
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Waterbury
Providence
Fred Fitzberger
Hagen Leads Americans in Ryder Cup Matches
By Frank Getty, New York. Walter Hagen, famed match player, leads eight American youngsters against a British Ryder Cup team at Worcester Massachusetts. Hagen’s plan pits youth against experience as two days of match play begin to wrest the Cup from the British.
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Hagen
United Press
New York
Walter Hagen
Worcester
Massachusetts
Old Meadow Mariners
Ryder Cup Teams Named For First Official Contest
Ted Ray captains Britain with Walter Hagen leading America as Worchester prepares for 36 hole singles Friday and 36 hole foursomes Saturday. Hagen assembles nine Americans under 30 including Sarazen Boomer and Duncan. British lineup includes Jolly replacing Abe Mitchell due to illness.
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Wentworth
British Isles
H. C. Jolly
Abe Mitchell
Worcester
Ted Ray
Walter. Hagen
George Duncan
Gene Sarazen
Aubrey Boomer
We Farrell
Bill Pribare
George and
Leo Diego A. Havers
Robson Jos Ternesa A
Whitecombe
John Golden i
Jolly
al Mapa Cai Ie
Shocker Suffers Mild Concussion After Pitch Hit
Philadelphia report on June 2 notes Urban Shocker of the New York Yankees sustained a slight concussion from a pitched ball, the injury discovered Wednesday. The veteran pitcher is being monitored as he recuperates from the impact.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Urban Shocker
New York
Harness Events at Fairground Look Promising
Promising summer speed at the state fairground track with trotting and pacing races on a matinee Saturday. Dr C Sanders leads organizers aiming for a top pace carnival with two tree-for-allers heats and six other races. The event benefits the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Association with support from local saddle and riding clubs staging a society horse show. Madison Wis June 2 The UW Washington crew race on Lake Mendota moves to June 17 from June 15 by mutual agreement.
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C. Sanders
Big Mile Oval
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Association
United Press
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B. Wenzel
Highland Golf and Country Club
Women of Avalon
Sam Shipp
Avalon
Shipps
D. Wenzel
Hoosier Relay
Scran
Henry L. Farrell
South Grove Municipal
YALE
Carr
Owls
Hoosiey “Eshales
Osan Adove Ieasnee Company
Harry
Brooklyn
Woodlawns
Christamore Juniors
Call Imont
Christamore Maroons
Call Belmont
Ellettsville
Bloomington
Porters Camp
Paul Gray
State St
College Cubs
Anderson Remys
Cubs
Fred Butler
Oxford St
Diamond Gubs
Talge
Mahogany
Dady A. Cs
Dady
Basil Flint
Sovrel
Bearcats
Muncie, Ind
Technical High School of
St. Joe
REX
Habig Mfg
North Meridian St
Lincoln
By Frank Getty
Kent Straat
Ted
Ray
Walter
Mike Brady
Winged Foot
Mike
Wheon
England
Regus&s
Pat Off
Shocker
Fairground
Trotters
Mason Tires
North Illinois
ST. Tel
Pusar
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