National Derby Field Set at Arlington Riches Draw
Fifteen thoroughbreds expected in the American Derby at Arlington Park with a $31,700 purse. Probable starters include Misstep Toro Jack Higgins Law ley Solace Eugene S Reigh Olga Sea Rip Galahad Typhoon Irish Pal Rurick Billy Culbertson Black wood and Strolling Player. Jockey Chick Lang will ride Sea Rip for Mrs John D Hertz. Reigh Olga is also entered for Hertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arlington Park Track
Misstep
Toro
Jack Higgins
Lawley
Solace
Eugene S
Reigh Olga
Sea Rip
Galahad
Typhoon
Irish Pal
Rurick
Billy Culbertson
Blackwood
Chick Lang
Reigh
John D. Hertz
Talking It Over With Joe Williams on Killer Instinct
Helen Wills is portrayed by Paris experts as lacking the killer instinct marking tennis greats. The piece contrasts tennis restraint with Jack Dempsey’s celebrated aggression, noting the sport’s gentler image and questioning the idea of a “killer instinct” in tennis and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Helen Wills
Paris
Miss Wills
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Dempsey
Chadd Joins Butler Athletic Staff as Assistant Coach
Archie Chadd, Bull dog basketball captain last season, joins Butler's Blue and White staff. He will assist Robert Nipper with freshmen football next fall and Paul Hinkle with varsity basketball, and will lead the freshman baseball squad next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Chadd
Butler
Bulldog
Chadd
Robert Nipper
Paul Hinkle
Bainbridge Lad
Emanuel to Meet McTigue in Madison Square Garden Bout
Armand Emanuel a San Francisco light heavyweight with 28 undefeated bouts meets Mike McTigue former 175 pound champion in a ten round fight at Madison Square Garden tonight. Emanuel makes his New York debut after a recent West Coast draw with McTigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
West
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
Mike McTigue
Madison Square Garden
Emanuel
West Coast
Baseball Roundup: American Association and Leagues Schedule
In the American Association two games feature St Paul at Indianapolis and Milwaukee at Toledo with Kansas City at Columns and Minneapolis at Louisville. In the American League Washington visits Chicago followed by Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Detroit and New York at Cleveland. The National League hosts Pittsburgh at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia with Cincinnati at Brooklyn and St Louis at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas Bty
Indianapolis
Ilwaukee
Sease
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Phila
Boston
Cleves
Detroit
St. Louis
Wash
Chicago
Leagu Cincin
Brklyn
N York
Pittslegh
W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet de Haute
Danville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Wednesday's Results Open Conference Scores Report
Baseball scores and postponements from Wednesday include Kansas City 104 101 020 9 17 3 Columbus 020 132 010 7 14 2 with Sheehan Morrison Peters Myers Fishbaugh Meeker Ferrell. New York 012 131 000 8 16 1 Cleveland 020 010 000 3 7 1 Pennock Grabowski Uhle Bayne Levsen L Sewell. Washington Chicago, Boston Detroit, Pittsburgh Boston games postponed due to wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Sheehan
Morrison
Peters
Myers
Fishbaugh
Meeker
Ferrell
New York
Cleveland
Pennock
Grabowski
Uhle
Bayne
Levsen
L. Sewell
Diamond Chain Juniors Enter Times Legion Baseball Tourney
The Diamond Chain Juniors, sponsored by Memorial Post No 3, filed entry for the American Legion Junior baseball tournament and will attend the Milwaukee Indianapolis Association game at Washington Park with about 400 players. Entries close Friday June 15. Dale Miller and adjutant Sidney Maholowitz coordinated details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Chain
Memorial Post No. 3
American Legion
Outfit
Washington Park
James A. Perry
Bruno Betzel
Indians
The
Times
Legion
Indiana
Dale Miller
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Em-Roe
Indianapolis Times
Sidney Maholowitz
Jack Sweeney
Riley
Charles C. Carr Company
John H. Holliday Post
Rhodius Park No. 2
Norman Replay
Hildebrand
Diamond Chain A. C
Triangle
Rhodius Park
A. C.s
Drexel Ww
Marion
Cardinals Chase Reds as pennant race tightens in NL
St Louis surges as Frank Frisch Jim Bottomley and Taylor Douthit power the drive with Douthit batting .373 and 77 hits while Bottomley leads NL with 43 runs and 40 RBIs. Cincinnati Reds rely on Critz and Ford defense as they clash with giants and Robins for top spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Robins
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Braves
Yankees
Athletics
Hughie Critz
Horace Ford
Ford
Critz
Cincinnati
Washington
Senators
Cardinals
Rockets
St. Louis
Frankie Frisch
Jim Bottomley
Taylor Douthit
Douthit
Bottomley
del Bissonette
Yankees Seek Farm Club in Jersey City Stadium Deal
The New York Yankees agreed to purchase the Jersey City franchise in the International League for about 200000 dollars. They plan to take over the farm club after the season ends and once a new park site is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
New York
New York Yankees
Jersey City
Yankees
Indians Rally Past Saints in A. A. Series Thriller
Indians edge Saints 2 to 1 as Ford Schupp dominates with ten strikeouts in a classic mound duel. Russell belts a long eighth inning homer to seal the lead, while Zahniser fends off further scoring for St. Louis. A double-header was cut by rain and KC Blues threaten the schedule with a three day visit to Washington Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saints
Bruno Betzel
Indians
A. A
Kansas City Blues
Washington Park
Ball Yard
Ford Schupp
Apostles
Paul Zahniser
Rob Russell
Warstler
Morehart
Funk
Russell
Zahniser
Matthews
Scarritt
Haney
Morchart
Ball Park
ST. Paul AB
R Morehart
Wanninger
Oeeves Punk
Roettger
Bere Davis
Betes Scarritt
Anderson
Foss
Ewete Tesmer
Seers Zahniser
H. Anderson
Indianapolis
RH Matthews
Ee Haney
Basel
Tees Layne
Ose Comorosky
Connolly
Spencer
Schupp
Creese
Wandalls
Ringer
Eer
Schu
Rue
BocGrew
Semi-Pros and Amateurs face tough losses and open dates
Local semi pro and amateur teams compete across Indiana towns. Strong Holy Cross loses 3 to 2 after a standout seventeen-strikeout game by Dave Field. Open dates loom for Lawrence Acorns, Red Men, and Hoosier A B C teams as they seek upcoming games with state rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross H. N. S
Dave Field
Y. M
Meet the Universals
Garfield Park
Danville
Greenfield
Connersville
Anderson
Remus
Tipton
Nobleyville
Kokomo
Elwood
Emmons Ae
Rader St
Talbott
Rain Cancels Glick Dundee Bout in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio rain forced the cancellation of the junior lightweights Joe Glick and Mike Dundee who were set to box at the Olympic arena. The event did not take place as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Glick
Mike Dundee
Olympic Arena
Young Ed Walsh to Join Chicago White Sox
June 6 Ed Walsh son of the famous White Sox hurler will join the Chicago American League team soon. He is noted as Notre Dame star pitcher with twenty two wins and two losses over three years and a .360 batting average this season. He stands 6 feet 1 inch and weighs 180 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young ED Walsh
Chicago White Sox
United Press Chicago
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Chicago
East
Notre Dame
Young Walsh
Northwestern University
Mitchell Delivers Win as Cardinals Edge Giants 11 to 6
Clarence Mitchell, lone veteran spitballer, relieved Grover Cleveland Alexander then shut the New York Giants in seven innings as the St. Louis Cardinals rallied to an 11 to 6 victory. Del Bissonnette hit his tenth homer for Brooklyn as they beat Cincinnati 8 to 5. George Uhle allowed the Yankees 8 to 3 loss. Lazzeri and Dugan drove in three each for the Yankees. The Chicago Cubs beat the Phillies 5 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mitchell
Phillies
Grover Cleveland Alexander
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Mitchell
Cardinals
Giants
del Bissonette
Brooklyn Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
George Uhle
New York Yankees
Lazzeri
Dugan
Umpire Judgments on Running Out of Line in Baseball
Umpires should call a runner out as soon as he clearly oversteps the line to avoid a tag. Experience shows a runner must usually go more than three feet out of line to dodge a fielder with the ball. Sliding to evade a touch is not running in the sense of escaping the fielder. Rain delayed a game between Chicago University and Keio University in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Reb
Layne
Davis
Indians
Schuon
A. A
Roettier
Matthews
Holkie
H. Anderson
Scarritt
Schupp
Hornsby Targets Thevenow in Braves Trade Talk
Rogers Hornsby, boss of the Braves, is trying to land shortstop Thevenow of the St. Louis Cardinals, a rumor circulating in Boston on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornsby
Boston
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
Thevenow
St. Louis
Harrison Opening Postponed To June 12 At Ft Harrison
Unsettled weather forces Captain Clark to postpone the Ft Harrison outdoor Army post boxing show to Tuesday night June 12. The rebooked card retains the same lineup and will be staged next week. Clark also referees a fifth show at Bloomington tonight for the Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Ft. Harrison
Army Post
Bloomington
Legion Post
Maureen Orcutt Wins Women's Eastern Golf Title
Maureen Orcutt of White Beeches, New Jersey, captured the Women's Eastern championship after also holding the Metropolitan title. She posted rounds of 84 93 81 for a total of 258 to lead by eight strokes, with Helen Payson of Portland, Maine, finishing second at 266.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Uruguay Ready to Face Italy in Olympic Soccer Semi
Amsterdam June 7 Uruguay prepared to meet Italy in the Olympic soccer semi final second half. Argentina had defeated Egypt 6 to 0 in the first semi on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Holland
Uruguay
Italy
Argentina
Egypt
Stars Gather for National Meet Friday
Hundreds of track athletes from top colleges arrived in Chicago for the National Collegiate A A championships at Soldiers Field. Stanford, after winning the Eastern meet, is the favorite to win the national title, with Illinois challenging. Preliminaries Friday and finals Saturday with team and individual titles awarded for the first time since 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Soldiers’ Field
Stanford
Illinois
Michigan
Fights and Fighters: Canadian Champ Wins in Ten Rounds
In Montreal Leveich Ror, Canadian featherweight champion, defeated Eddie Anderson of Wyoming by decision over ten rounds. In West New York John Erickson of Minnesota stopped Jack Lewis of Syracuse in the first round. Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia, former light heavyweight champion, defeated Emmett Rocco in a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Leveich
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
West New York
N. J
John Erickson
Minnesota
Jack Lewis
Syracuse
Aeron
Ohio
Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Emmett Rocco
French Lick favored for Indiana open golf meet in July or September
The Indiana Professional Golf Association may stage the state open at a French Lick course with a $500 hotel prize to lure the event. Officials Neal McIntyre and Ervin Nelson weigh southern versus Indianapolis bids as Culver, Ft. Wayne, and Coquillard clubs show interest. Local clubs dispute best hosting option and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Professional Golf Association
French Lick
Neal McIntyre
Highland Golf and Country Club
Ervin Nelson
Culver Course
Indianapolis
Culver
Ft. Wayne
Coquillard Country Club
South Bend
Olympia Fields
Neal
Roy Robertson
Pleasant Run Municipal Course
Stonehouse
Indiana State Normal Athletic Awards Ceremony
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 7 Athletic awards to Indiana State Normal teams were presented at the annual honor day exercises. The Gillum medal for top scholar athlete went to Hershell Lammey of Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State Normal
Gillum
Hershell Lammey
Midland
Collett to Play On Metropolitan Griscom Cup Team
Miss Glenna Collett, former national women’s golf champion, joins the Metropolitan team for Griscom cup matches at Montclair New Jersey on Friday. She will be No 2 for the district while Maureen Orcutt is No 1. first match today pits Philadelphia against Boston, winner facing New York Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glenna Collett
Montclair
N. J
Boston
Maureen Orcutt
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pee Et Ee Tan Polis Times
Ore
Arlington
Joe Williams
Bill Brennan
Bat Nelson
Nelson
Vet McTigue
Meureapolis
Ehmke
Rommell
Cochrane
Gray
Manion
LEAG
Sathae
Aldridge
Faulkner
Chaplin
O'Farrell
Alexander
Wilson
Bush
Jones
Hartnett
Miller
Movalski
Schulte
Brooklyn Kolp
Mays
Edwards Ra Picinich
Hargrave
Mc Eeney
Ehrhardt
Henline
Times-Legion
Cincinnati Redlegs
Buckeyes
George Kirkley
Roush
Jackson
Joie Ray
Nurmi
Blues
Homer
BY Eddie Ash
Columbus Senators
Kaws
Nicholson
K. C
Walter Rehg
Columbus Crew
Joe Stripp
Fors
Fred
Warstler and Connolly
Ner
Harey
Asorosky
Johnny White
White
Philadelphia Athletics
International Sea
Providence
R. I
Lawrence
Lawrence Acorns
Edgewood A. C
Acorns
Joinsville
Paul Thompson
Ferndales
Edward Folkening
Beech Grove
Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association
Louisville Slugger
Mitras
Popes Forge
Aque
Bova
J. Mad
Dewey Roberts
Indianapolis Power and Light
George Flynn
Power and Light
M. Nellman
Ray Ray
B. Davis
Edwin Ray M. Ayres
St John’s Evangelical
Neville
West View
Cherry
Ramsey A. C.s
Thurman Ramsey
Tenth St
Kokomo Boosters
Spencer Grays
Porters Camp
Lafayette
Silver Flashes
Indianapolis A. B. C.s
George W. Key
Senate Ave
Lincoln
Alexandria
Triangles
H. E
E. Orange St
Drexel
Lincoln Highways
Florida
Clayton
King 1 Coffee Company
Lester Archer
Clayton, Ind
Call
Hoosier A. B. C.s
Rushville
Hoosiers
Martin Moore
Northwestern Ve
Meldon Club
R. J. Stehlin
Olive St
Cubs
Laurel A. C.s
Belmont
John Skiles
Harry Brunner
Ray St
Tribe
Ces
Holke
Thane
Florence
Betzel
Ae Nee
Mueller Sane
Comorosky Gra
Clarence
Southpaw
Tames
N. Y
Sam Gray
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Ford Shine
Chicago University
Keio University of Tokyo
Japan
Evans
Baseball
FBI
SUN
Harrison
Maureen
Olympic
OLF House & Fairway
Dick (Miller
Coffin Municipal
Akes
Hoosier Athletic Club
Riverside
F. D. Hull
Paul Lindenberg
W. Thirty-Fifth St
van Buren Robald
W. Thirty-Sixth St
Walter Chapman
Northwestern Ave
Harold McClure
Mac
Lished
McClure
State Normal
Box
RINES
New York Street
U.S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!