Talking It Over By Joe Williams About Sharkey Kilbane Guesses
A New York caller from Room 905 reports Davis Walsh praising the New York Giants infield of Terry Cruz Jackson and Lannstrom and discusses John Kilbane's impressions of Joe Sharkey and Max Schmeling with talk of boxing strategy and a possible Schmeling win being uncertain.
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3 Year Old Stars Battle For American Derby Field
Chicago June 9 United Press The $50 000 American Derby headlines racing chatter as the 22nd renewal approaches Washington Park seeks the best three year olds This year Gallant Fox will not run owner William Woodward announced The Derby opens Chicago’s 1930 three year old season with Arlington Park next month and eastern entries may not be known until late tonight or Tuesday
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Wykoff Sets World's Mark to Take Sprint Crown
Frank Wykoff, the Southern California sprinter, set an unofficial world record by running the 100 yards in 9.4 seconds at the national collegiate AA meet. He beat a strong field including Tolan Bracey Simpson and Leland, leading Southern California to team honors with 57 17 70 points as six NCAA records and a world mark were set or tied.
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Gallant Fox Wins Belmont Stakes in Record Fashion
Gallant Fox the 3 year old colt trained by William Woodward and ridden by Earl Sande dominates Belmont Park on a crowded Saturday 60 000 fans witness a three length victory over Whichone the former juvenile champion. Sande secures the win and adds 66040 to the year's earnings while flashing injuries from last Thursday night’s auto crash as Widener and Woodward observe from the trackside after the race.
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Whichone
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Joseph E. Widener
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Ring Program Set for Fort Harrison Opener Evening Card
Captain Frank Schucker has arranged a boxing card for Ft Harrison opening night Wednesday. The event features two ten rounders headlined by Walter Pickerd vs Joe Packo and Tracy Cox vs Harold Knopp, with six and four round preliminary bouts. Boxers weigh in Wednesday afternoon at the Arcade gym and ringside action begins at 8 30.
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Toledo
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Harold Knopp
Pat Huber
Denville Dik
Nurmi Sets World Six Mile Record At Stamford Bridge
Finnish distance great Paavo Nurmi broke the world mark for six miles at Stamford Bridge. He completed the distance in 29 minutes 36 3 5 seconds, eclipsing the previous record of 29 minutes 59 2 5 seconds.
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Night baseball parade to honor inauguration in Indianapolis
Indianapolis plans a Tuesday night parade featuring luncheon clubs civic groups bands and floats from downtown to the ball park to celebrate the first night baseball in the city Milwaukee will visit. Parade forms at 6 30 with leaders named and details to be published in Tuesday papers. Tickets sold fast for the dedication and participants urged to call the Chamber of Commerce for seating and formation outlines. Judge Landis and Thomas Hickey will attend.
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Indians Rally in Night Tilt as Saints Battle in Windup
With the series set at two games to one, the Indians host the Saints in tonight’s night game starting at 8. A warm-weather crowd is expected as the second night baseball demonstration draws fans. last night’s inaugural went to the Apostles 1 to 0. Attendance hovered around 4,000 for Saturday and Sunday twin bills.
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Mastro Meets Sparks In Chicago Featherweight Bout
Young Earl Mastro, a top middle west featherweight, faces Wards Sparks of Detroit in a ten round Chicago bout set for Tuesday night. Mastro is favored to win.
Old-Fashioned Baseball Frenzy Grips Flatbush
NEA Service reports summer madness in Brooklyn as Robins fever fills streets and parks. Fans line up for tickets, celebrate wins, and recall 1924 dramatic plays showing Brooklyn’s stubborn, lifelong passion for baseball and the pennant chase.
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Giants eye eighth straight as NL leaders seek rare streak
Giants aim to extend an eight game win streak by beating the St Louis Cardinals after Sunday’s 4 1 win in which Bill Walker allowed two hits. Dodgers and Braves win. Cubs, Cardinals pace in NL. Athletics widen AL lead with 6 3 win over White Sox. Ferrell wins despite no hits. Hoyt debut with Detroit. Browns rally to beat Yankees 5 4.
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Major League Leaders and Home Run Sluggers
Fragmented listing shows players with home run totals and team affiliations, including Herman, Robins, Gehrig, Foxx, and Gehrig tied to Yankees and Athletics. The text appears as a rough OCR of leader tables with numbers and partial names.
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Freeman Wins Opening A. A. U. Steeplechase Leg
Theodore Freeman of the Ace Club, member of the Tech team that set a two mile prep relay mark, won the first leg of the A A U steeplechase championship at Broad Ripple on Sunday finishing the two mile course in 10 22 4. John Ogden was obtained by the Reds in Cincinnati on June 9.
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Record Field Will Start in Times Schoolboy Golf Event
More than two hundred schoolboy golfers will play eighteen hole qualifying rounds in the fifth annual Indianapolis Times interscholastic tournament at Riverside Municipal course starting noon Tuesday. Entrants from Cathedral, Shortridge, Technical, Manual and Washington will push total entries past 250 with late signers. The Times and Indianapolis District Golf Association plan prizes including bags, clubs, putters and accessories. New parks superintendent A Salee will drive the first ball and pictures will be taken for gala coverage.
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Turkish Matman Heads Riverside Card in Major Event
Tonight at Riverside arena the main card features Joe Parelli of Italy versus Achmed Hamide of Turkey in a two falls out of three match. Two 30 minute bouts precede and Cowboy Jones faces Allan Eustace and Hugh Webb meets John Purdy. Ed South referees the 8:30 program.
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Indianapolis Wins Team Trophy in Central Illinois Indiana Outboard Regatta
In Decatur Illinois on Sunday Indianapolis led the meet to win the team trophy. Ww Hunt took first in the race and H Alting placed second, with other local pilots competing in the Central Illinois Indiana circuit.
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Baseball Calendar Shows Tonight's AA and AL/NL Matchups
The schedule lists AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games including St Paul at Indianapolis and Minneapolis at Louisville. AMERICAN LEAGUE matches Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at St. Louis with Boston at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE shows Pittsburgh at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with rain postponements noted.
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Minneapolis and Louisville struggle in doubleheader
First game shows a tense matchup with hits and errors as Olix and Benton lead Louisville while McCullough and Griffin pace Minneapolis. Second game features key pitching by Brillheart and Dee as Columbus capitalizes on late scoring to secure a win.
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Miller Wins Ace Prize Runoff After June Hole in One
Blaine Miller Jr. 20 of 3433 Washington Blvd won all the prizes offered by local merchants through The Indianapolis Times for the first hole in one in June at the Indianapolis Country Club at 5 45 p m Saturday. He beat Carl R Rhude 5420 Guilford Ave by 18 hours. Rhude made his hole in one on Coffin course at noon Sunday. Miller used a No 2 iron for 190 yards on the thirteenth hole. Rhude's ball traveled 110 yards on the sixth hole at Coffin.
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Wallace and Mason Set for Monday Night Bout Here
Roy Wallace of Indianapolis and Johnny Mason of Cincinnati will headline Pivot City A. C. card at Cable tabernacle on Monday night June 16. They meet for the third time with Mason holding a previous win on Wallace and a floor on the earlier scrap.
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Troop 53 Wins City Scout Track Meet Title
Troop 53 captured first place in the city-wide Boy Scout track meet on Saturday to retain the crown from 1929. Troops 58 and 38 tied for second, Troop 54 took fourth, and Troop 76 finished fifth. Harry Eades of Troop 54 was high point man with two sprint wins and a broad jump second for thirteen points.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball Recap in Catholic League Action
The Catholic League saw Sacred Heart drop out of top contention after St. Joseph’s Sunday 12 to 2. Holy Trinity beat Our Lady of Lourdes 14 to 3, while St. Catherine’s upset expectations by defeating Assumption 5 to 2 to force a third place tie. Duke Dudley had four singles for the Question Marks and Powerhouse Sauer delivered strong defense and seven hits against him. Froelich pitched well for Assumption, signaling a potential pennant push as the season nears its end. Wellman, with Bob Fredenburg’s two homers and three hits, led the Wellman & J. ay Boys’ Club to a 4-1 win over Zarl Fadios. Saints plan evening practice and a Sunday doubleheader with Orientals. Indianapolis leaders call a meeting at 2029 Southover Street for club presidents. The Em-Ree Lea champions of 1929 are highlighted by a fast field, with Cardinals practicing Wednesday at Garfield. Strala Regek and I. Frank lead the organization’s activities. The Black Sox beat Carmel Shuter 7 to 5 as Wood pitched for Indianapolis. Ginger Beers of the Ace squad defeated Worthing in a strong outing as the Aces prepare for top semipro nines interstate fixtures with many ex-leaguers in the roster. Hank Schreiber invites interested players to write.
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Reinking Wins Local Outboard Regatta Title
Earl Reinking of Broad Ripple high school won first in Class D at the Indiana outboard regatta Sunday driving Seagull. Joe Venezia finished second in Class C and Bob Jones won Class C, all local pilots.
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Ripple Wrestling Bill Card At Broad Ripple Park
Three bouts headline the second outdoor wrestling show of the season at Broad Ripple park. Main event features Ralph Wilson versus Herb Titemberg in a two of three falls match. Other matches pit Ralph Hancock against Ray Falls and Carl Cheney against Sammy Davis with 8 30 start.
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Sharkey in Top Shape for Scrap
The Sharkey Schmeling bout is set for Thursday with strong public demand likely pushing gate revenue toward a million dollars. Sharkey, backed by trainer Al Lacey, is a clear 8 to 5 favorite and a decisive win would crown him heavyweight champion of the world. The New York State Commission reportedly rejects Lou Magnolia as referee after past controversy at Miami.
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Americans in British Open
A strong U S team will compete at Hoylake when the British open golf championship starts Monday. Five Walker Cup players Bobby Jones Jimmy Johnston George Voigt George Von Elm and Don K Moe lead the amateurs with six professionals Les Diegel Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Jim Barnes Mac Smith and Tommy Armour backing them.
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Race Mechanic Killed in Crash
Detroit witnesses a fatal crash during time trials for a 100 mile dirt track race. William Barry, 20, a race mechanic from Philadelphia, died after the car he rode in went out of control, crashed through a fence, and overturned multiple times. Driver George D. McKenzie of Eddington, Pennsylvania, was severely injured.
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