National Walker Drives Reds to 5 3 Victory Over Robins
National Walker hit a go ahead eleventh inning homer with Zitmann on base to lift the Cincinnati Reds 5 3 over the Brooklyn Robins. Walker drove in all five Reds runs, scoring on singles, a triple and a wild pitch as Callaghan and Bancroft also contributed in the scoring.
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Curtis Walker
Cincinnati Reds
Zitmann
Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Walker
Cincinnati
Callaghan
Bancroft
Old Jack Hendricks Guides Reds to Surprise Lead
New York June 9. Old Jack Hendricks, veteran manager of the Cincinnati Reds, now leads the National League paced by improved play. Hendricks credits better runs produced as key to the Reds rise from last year to the current first position, while reflecting on Tex Lattimer’s parole plea and the club's strong infield with Cruz at second and Ford at shortstop. The manager downplays miracles, insists on winning baseball, and notes Rixey’s strong year as proof the team is competitive, though he remains cautious about October.
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York
Jack Hendricks
Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Rhineland
Alamac
Tex Lattimer
Tex
Columbus
Jack
Urdy
Callaghan
Red Lucas
Cruz
Ford
Rixey
Rogers Hornsby
Mr. McGraw
Normar Cruz
Purdy
Cincinnati
Hornsby
Baseball Calendar and League Standings Digest
Historical baseball calendar with American League and American Association standings. Includes team records, upcoming games in Indianapolis Toledo Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Louisville Columbus Philadelphia and New York matchups, plus postponed rain notes and pitcher line scores.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
L. Phila
Detroit
Clevei
Boston
St. Louis
Wash
Chicago
American Association
Phila
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
City
Amateur and Semi-Pro Nines Highlight Local Baseball Actions
St Patricks meet the Orioles Sunday at Garfield No. 3 p m. Saints seek fast city and State teams for scrimmages. Dadys travel to Kokomo Sunday with Harold Percifield pitching. State-team contacts urged. Anderson All-Stars manager Frank Downing retires. Riley Cubs and Acme Juniors set games. Triangles seek fast State teams for June 17 and 24.
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Orioles
Garfield No
Saints
Frank Roth
Cottage Ave
Drexel
Dady A. C.s
Kokomo
Piay the
Anderson
Frank Downing
Anderson All-Stars
Delco-Remy
W. C. Crawford
Jackson St
Ind
Riley Cubs
Acme
Riverside
Cubs
Dorinr
Elmont
Indianapolis Triangles
H. E
E. Orange
Bakers and Pastry Union backs Risko in June fight
The local International Bakers' and Pastrymen's Union chapter will support Johnny Risko in his heavyweight bout with George Godfrey on June 20. The association bought a block of seats for members to attend.
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Bakers and Pastrymen’s Union
Risko
United Preas
International Bakers’ and Pastrymen’s Union
Johnny Risko
George Godfrey
Managers anxious to get set for pennant chase in NL
Four National League players shifted clubs as McGraw Robinson and Bush push rosters for a heated pennant race. Giants acquire Russell Wrightstone. Robins trade Charley Hargraves for Joe Harris and Johnny Gooch. Indians-Yankees talks break over Hudlin Shaute bids.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
John McGraw
Wilbert Robinson
Ownie Bush
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Russell Wrightstone
Phillies
Brooklyn Robins
Charley Hargraves
Pirates
Joe Harris
Johnny Gooch
Giants
Art John
Pacific Coast League
Robins
Hargreaves
Gooch
Harris
Brooklyn
Washington Senators
del Bissonette
Wilbert
Robinson
Henline
Deberry
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Miller Huggins
Billy Evans
Buckeyes
Indians
Gene Robertson
Mike Gazelle
Huggins
Willis Hudlin
Joe Shaute
Washington High School teams post standout seasons
Washington High School fields successful baseball and track squads. The baseball team earned state notice with a high season average and solid ranking. Photographs list players George Nickoloff to Carl Waltz and coach Rowland Jones, while the track lineup includes Anthony Smith, Robert Spangler, Carl Waltz, Paul Brown, and coach Cleon Davies.
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Washington High School
George Nickoloff
Thomas Wintenreed
Stewart McFall
John Brenkenship
Kenneth Mills
Paul Reed
Secon Row
Vaughn Keithley
Alfred McLeod
John Marsal
Henry Becker
Doras Orr
Carl Waltz
Top Row
Anthony Brisnick
Philip Batt
Paul Brown
Rowland Jones
Arthur Peterson
John King
Anthony Smith
Robert Spangler
Robert King
Frank Brcemer
Dale Walters
Clarence Condon
Lew Lovell
Arthur West
Emil Unger
Reason Krick
Marion Milan
Roscoe Layton
Cleon Davies
Tribesmen and Blues Tie for Top Sit for Four Tilts
In Washington Park a four game two day set pits the Indians against the Blues with both clubs atop the standings. Doubleheaders scheduled for 2 PM kicks off today and again Sunday as rain and weather threaten schedule integrity. The American Association faces heavy postponements, prompting more doubleheaders to trim the race. Leo Cotter joins KC Blues in the Indians series as Kuhel is ill and Rigney arms a bad shoulder.
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Blues
A. A
American Association
Kansas City
Leo Cotter
Indians
Kuhel
K. C
Rigney
Cotter
Louisville
Minneapolis
Millers
Zwilling
McGowan
Michaels
Blind Track Meet in New York and Boston Institutes
The Perkins Institute for the Blind of Boston and the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind planned a track meet in New York. Wires along the track would guide runners and jumpers would rely on their intuition.
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United Preas BW
York
Perkins Institute For the Blind of
Boston
New York Institute For the Education of the Blind
Federation to Elect Officers at Marion County Swim Meet
The Amateur Athletic Federation of Marion County elected officers at the Hoosier Athletic Club. R. L. Kerecke was named president with J. D. Johnston as first vice president and Harold Hampton as second vice president. Committees were formed for the July river swim and several city events. The federation has sponsored major swims, tennis, track, basketball, volleyball, and girls basketball in the past year. Members include Indianapolis M C A, Butler University, Diamond Chain, Ft. Harrison, American Legion, Girl Scouts, and others.
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Amateur Athletic Federation of
Marion County
Hoosier Athletic Club
R. L. Kerecke
J. D. Johnston
Harold Hampton
Jesse McClure
F. Li. Humphrey
William H. Seitz
Indianapolis
Polk Milk Company
Diamond Chain
Ft. Harrison
Amreican Legion
de Molay
Service Spring Company
Girl Scouts
Teahaand Soccer League
Bigger R. R. Athletic Association
Pennsylvania R. R. Athletic Association
City Recreation Department
First Friends Church
All Is Set for Times-Legion Baseball Party Monday
Indianapolis Times American Legion boys unit to gather Monday at The Times building to travel by street car to Washington Park for a Legion tourney game with President James A. Perry present. Dale Miller will issue tickets. June 15 is last day for entry. several teams already entered.
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Legion
Washington Park
Indianapolis Times-American Legion
James A. Perry
Times
Maryland St
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Capitol Ave
Baserball Park
Ball Park
Dale Miller
Miller
Bell Park
Raymond Hatton
Harold Vir
Raymond Wurtz
Robert Ayers
Joseph Kirsch
Frank Wenders
George Seal
Earl Dudley
James Stahl
Paul Meyers
Edward Gehring
John Sater
Linius Volz
William C. Cook
Edward Speth
Robert Mudd
Joseph McKibben
Everett Jenkins
Norman Klenfgen
Lawrence Feeney
Robert Munro
James Landers
Francis Deery
John Murphy
John Mahan
Herbert Wilberding
Boris Madden
George Ferguson
Thomas Kent Jr
Joseph McClanahan
Temple A. C.s
Ripple to Stage Four-Bout Show at Broad Ripple Park
Broad Ripple Park A. C. will stage the first of a series of boxing bouts Thursday night June 14 on a stage built in front of the bathing beach grandstand. Flood lights are installed for the event. The card includes Holloway vs Dalton in the main six round bout plus three four round fights featuring Fitch Beal Clark Gierke Sunshine Smith.
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Broad Ripple Park
A. C
Bathing Beach
Réd” Holloway
Jimmy Dalton
Paul Fitch
Johnny Beal
Frankie Clark
Frank Gierke
German Soccer Players Suspended After Olympic Controversy
Two German players were suspended from international competition for two years following a rough Germany vs Uruguay Olympic match which Uruguay won. The report notes the disciplinary action as a consequence of the contest. Additional sports results are sparsely legible with incomplete lines mentioning boxers and other names.
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United Press Berlin
Germany
Uruguay
Five Horses Run in Historic Belmont Stakes at Belmont
H P Whitneys Victorian favored at 1 to 4 in the sixty second Belmont Stakes worth 78730 with winner earning 64180 and Reigh Count out injured not entered. Victorian could push total earnings past 161830 with victory as the mile and a half race features five probable starters.
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Bay United Press
New York
H. P. Whitney
Victorian
Hoffman Turns Pro After Declining Olympic Trip
New York June 9 George Hoffman national amateur heavyweight champion will enter the pro ranks turning down a trip to Amsterdam with the U S Olympic boxing team His pro debut will be on the Tom Heeney Gene Tunney heavyweight title bout card on July 26.
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New York
Amsterdam
George Hoffman
Hoffman
Tom Heeney
Gene Tunney
American Derby Run at Arlington
The nineteen renewal of the American Derby at Arlington Park featured Misstep the favorite at 8 to 5 after second in the Kentucky Derby. Other strong contenders included Toro Mop Up Strolling Player Reigh Olga and Jack Higgins in a field seen as the strongest in years. The race offered 25000 added and shortened to a mile and a quarter for the first time.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Misstep
Reigh
Toro
Mop Up
Strolling Player
Reigh Olga
Jack Higgins
English Davis Cup Team Advances to Semi Finals
In Birmingham England the English Davis Cup squad defeated Germany three matches to one and will face Italy or India in the European zone semi finals. Otto Froitzheim injured his foot in the first set but was revived by his English opponent C Gregory, and Froitzheim lost the match after a comeback to win the second set 6 4.
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United Press
Birmingham
England
Germany
Lions Club session to feature roarin golf tournament
Lions Club members will travel to South Gye golf course for an 18 hole tournament with Harry Schopp attending as a guest. The event includes a banquet, prize distribution, and club spirit as a main theme while other clubs plan matches and medal play.
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South Gye Golf Course
Harry Schopp
Claypool
Records Fall in National Collegiate A A Meet
Stanford eyes win as two meet records fall and another tied at the National Collegiate A A track championships finals in Chicago. Eric Krenz of Stanford set 149 feet 2 inches in discus, Rice College of the Ozarks threw the javelin 204 feet 9 inches, Bracey of Rice Institute surged in sprints with 9.8 seconds in qualifying, while Iowa shocked by tying with Stanford for top positions and Illinois and Washington underperformed in the opening day.
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Chicago
Stanford
Eric Krenz
Bud Houser
Southern California
Rice
College of the Ozarks
Hoffman
Michigan
Bracey
Fleet Rice Institute
Dehart Hubbard
Iowa
Cardinals
Illinois
Washington
Cahel
Anderson
Tim Theeke
Ham
Various Names and Items Listed in Mixed Catalog Style
A long list of names, nicknames, places, and items appears in a catalog like segment. It includes personal names such as George Foster and Paula Sha, place names like CONNAUGHT PARK, and numerous cryptic terms like Sun Roman and Star of Gold. The passage reads as a dense roster without a clear single event or narrative.
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Arlington Wildrake
Ee Roycrofter
Gladefort
Marshall
Seth
Sentri Lassas
George Foster
George Detar
Golden Mac
Ghons
Misstep
Toro
Galahad
Juliettess Quinn
Button
Col
Toh
Letter Six
Paula Sha
BNT Redcliffe
King Jimmy
Inspector
Blue Larkspur
Zoom
Jean Valjm
Buddy Bauer
Sarazen
Genie
Sun Beau
Chianti
Connaught Park
Santa Sweep
Nayarit
Foundling
Wrap
Sunes
Grey March
Lemnos
Northern Pass
Peter Fit
Sniper
Milford
Rosa Bella
Sun Roman
Seth's Hope
Patricia
Pandora
Atwood
Solidity
Cut Bush
Star of Gold
Jubalear
Jubalear Ching Ling. Gomet, Va Farming Lady, Georgia Herget, Va C. Realty
Elias
Gatineen K. Clutter
Chancellor
Water Lad Reup
Buz Fuse
Hayes Choice
Clyde Vandusen
Roy Gusson
Zuth
Rockslide
Aviator
Brilliant
Polygamia
Word of Honor
Bluebod
Bunthorne
Hec
Darfur
LATO
Northern Star
Ada Adler
McCullin
Lee Cooper
Merano
Rafe McClain
Smoleding
Indianapolis Big Four to host Cleveland in doubleheader
The Indianapolis Big Four team, leaders in the Big Four Railroad League, meet the Cleveland nine in a doubleheader at Pennsy Park this afternoon. Miller starts the first game and Price the second for Indianapolis. The schedule lists two games each for Cleveland at Indianapolis Mattoon at Danville Columbus at Bellefontaine Mt. Carmel at Cincinnati Springfield at Van Wert.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland, Ohio
Pennsy Park
Miller
Price
Bellefontaine Springfield
Cincinnati
Mt. Carmel van Wert
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