Annual Interscholastic golf tourney grows in Indianapolis
The fifth annual scholboy golf tournament drew a surge of entries from grade and parochial schools. Riv erside hosts next week with two qualifying days, as coaches report 60 to 100 fields each from Shortridge Tech Cathedral and Manual. Local junior stars like Billy Reed Jr. and Neville Ewing headline the drive toward the 1930 title.
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Week End Schedule of Local Courses in Standout Events
Local clubs announce weekend play with multiple events. Highland hosts a four some handicap tournament. Goodman cup first round at Broadmoor run by W R Bornstein and Ben Cohen. Meridian Hills hosts second round in men’s flight. Avalon offers eighteen hole medal handicap with A A Zimmer prizes Sunday only. Indianapolis CC runs Geddes cup for men 50 plus Saturday. Pleasant Run features Coffin team match Sunday. Riverside faces Rea park at Terre Haute Sunday. Woodstock hosts June handicap with full medal play. Coffin team also at Pleasant Run Sunday.
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Aces Seek Seymour Reds Victory Sunday
The Aces a strong local semi pro nine will travel to Seymour Sunday to face the fast Seymour Reds. Several former league players join the squad with Plummer Ferrell Morrison Purcell Schreiber Furnell Schott Thatcher Lutz Erkman and Springer listed for the trip. Schreiber Purcell Morrison previously played for the Indianapolis A. A. team.
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Connolly Leads Indians to Narrow 8 7 Win Over Millers
Bud Connolly sparked the Indians with four hits and three RBIs as they edged the Millers 8 to 7 in the series opener. Mike Cvengros earned win with Ted Blankenship another option as trades involving Crouse Hoffman and Riddle shift majors.
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Three I Clubs Turn to Night Diamond Tilts
Springfield defeats Peoria 12 to 10 before about 4000 fans in night baseball debut at home. Bloomington tops Quincy 9 to 4 in nocturnal opener as Three I League clubs advance lighting and plan sundown games by next month.
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Ripple Ring Card Opens Summer Season At Broad Ripple Arena
Four matches headline the Broad Ripple arena to start the summer fifth season with Johnny Thurman of Louisville facing Joe Lynn in an eight round featherweight bout. The card includes Roy Woods versus Sonny Mitchell and Tiger Purvis against Billy Gore with WKBF radio coverage led by Ralph Elvin. First bout at 8 30 with prelims listed.
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German in Top Condition for Title Scrap Still Week Away
Max Schmeling rests days before the heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey. He notes better shape than for Paolino and can fight on short notice. Dr. Fralick inspects his hands, while Schmeling avoids road work in Endicott New York June 5.
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Semi Pros and Amateurs St Phillips Boys Club Practice Details
The St Phillips Boys Club semi pros and amateurs hold practice today at 4 30 at Brookside. They will play a double header with Orientals Sunday. Orioles and other city teams plan open dates and games with various clubs.
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Yankees Clash in Semi Finals
In Boulie France on June 5 two Americans golf players met in the semi final of the French amateur tourney. Ted Von Elm of Detroit and Ralph Allen of Asheboro North Carolina prepared for today's clash after Elm defeated C W Potter seven and six on Wednesday and was favored to win the title.
Logan Names Trobaugh Coach At Logansport High School
Kokomo native and former Indiana University lineman Raymond J. Trobaugh is named football coach at Logansport High School to succeed the previous coach. The announcement names Trobaugh as the new leader of the Tigers football program.
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Christner to Meet Primo Carnera in Ten Round Bout
Christner, Akron heavyweight, faces Primo Carnera in a ten round boxing match tonight to determine if Carnera has real opposition or is merely a physical giant. The bout follows Carnera’s six month debut in the United States.
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Plantago Captures Coronation Cup at EPSOM Downs
Plantago owned by the Anglo American W M G Singer won the Coronation Cup by a neck over Jacques Wittouck’s Royal II. William Barnett’s Ashford finished third, a length back, in a six horse field over about a mile and a half. Last year Reigh Count, Ashford, Plantago were 1st to 3rd.
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Millers Acquire Bill Barrett From Senators
Out fielder Bill Barrett, formerly with the Athletics and White Sox and recently with the Washington Senators via trade for Earl Webb, has been sold outright to the Minneapolis Millers of the American Association.
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Belmont Stakes Preview: Gallant Fox vs Whichone in Turf Duel
New York June 5. Gallant Fox and Whichone, America's top 3-year-olds, prepare for a likely thrilling Belmont Stakes mile and a half. Earl Sande rides Fox, Sonny Workman rides Whichone as public and turf experts foresee a track record and $80,000 purse at stake.
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Fort Harrison Show Moved to Wednesday After Ticket Rush
Fort Harrison announces the first fifth card of the season will move from Tuesday to Wednesday. Captain Frank Schucker, the matchmaker and ex baseball player, notes many fans already reserved tickets and seeks to favor the Washington park dedication happening Tuesday. He promises an all-star supporting card to accompany the double main event at the outdoor arena.
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Indians to inaugurate moonlight night baseball at Washington Park
Secretary Bill Clauer announced nocturnal baseball will open Saturday at Washington Park with the Indians facing St. Paul. Six lighting towers are in place, with night seating selling fast and reservations pouring in. A week of tests and exhibitions follows as Milwaukee and Minneapolis schedule day and potential night games.
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Tech Golfers End Season at Riverside in Prep Showdown
Tech golfers close the season Friday at Riverside against Shortridge after a 10 to 2 win over Manual at Coffman. Chap man, Petric of Tech and Higgs of Manual each fired 79 for individual honors.
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Athletics Rally Behind Reserves In League Lead Surge
Connie Mack has filled the Athletics roster gap with capable reserves as three regulars miss time. The 1929 World Champions extended their winning streak to ten with a 4 to 3 win over St. Louis, placing them atop the American League.
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Tribe Wins by Squeak Connolly
Game details show Connolly 2b and Barnhart homering as Millers and opponents clash. Key players include Hoffman, Koenecke, and Cvengros with multiple hits, RBIs, and three runs by Barnhart. Final scores and full box notations indicate a tight contest with limited errors.
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Five Fishic Scraps at Riverside Tonight Card
Five fishic scraps are on tap at Riverside tonight headlined by eight rounds featuring Sgt. Craig of Ft. Harrison versus Mat Burman of Indianapolis in a heavyweight bout. Scotty Scotten of Indianapolis meets Kid Woods in an eight round featherweight clash. Red Yeager fights Nick Jacks of Greenfield in a six round bout afterweights. Frank Gierke of Indianapolis faces Young Leach in a six round featherweight bout. Carl Schmandel of Indianapolis meets Woody Birch in welterweights in the first bout at 3 30.
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Van Porat in Fisth Trouble in Chicago Bout
Ed Stevenson, manager of Otto Van Porat, was ordered to explain why he refused to honor an agreement with the Chicago stadium for a June 16 match with W L Young Stribling. Stadium officials say arrangements are abandoned and a new opponent will be sought for Stribling on that date.
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Baseball scores and standings update from daily games
Major leagues show Philadelphia tallying a 21 to 17 win over New York in ten innings with Heines and teammates led by Frank and Sherdel. Boston defeats Cincinnati 5 to 1 in ten innings as Morris, Heving, and Berry contribute. Chicago tops Boston 8 to 1 in another National League clash. Detroit edges Washington 4 to 3 as Marberry and Hogsett handle pitchers duties. Cleveland beats Washington 4 to 1 with strong hits from J Sewell. St Louis defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a mistimed game while Pittsburgh and Brooklyn split a doubleheader results listed. St Louis and Philadelphia split a pair with Earnshaw and Ferrell aiding St Louis.
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American USC at EoN Kansas City 400 first game
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Canzoneri and Nebo Score Wins in Brooklyn Card
Tony Canzoneri, 132, Brooklyn, former featherweight champ, defeated Joe Glick, 137, Williamsburg, in ten rounds. Pete Nebo, 131, Miami, beat Sid Terris, 133, New York, in another ten rounds.
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College Track Stars Clash in National Title Carnival
CHICAGO June 5 The nation’s top track and field athletes from over seventy colleges gather for the national collegiate A A U championships at Stagg Field Chicago university Friday and Saturday. Strong contenders include Southern California Stanford Michigan Kansas and South Carolina with Wykoff Simp son and Tolan among the featured 100 yard dash entrants.
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Double Header Dates Changed in American League
The revised American League double-header schedule announced by president E. S. Barnard lists new dates and matchups. Key games include St. Louis at New York on June 22 and Detroit at Boston on June 22, with many changes through July to September.
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