Valon Country Club hosts Columbia Club spring golf tourney
Valon Country Club grounds host all day golf by Columbia Club members with dawn to dusk play. Second or third rounds may replace earlier scores. luncheon and dinner follow with prizes. Avalon welcomes guests and welcomes M. J. Abbott as official. high net scores and golf results highlighted include McCaskey Kissell Magennis trio leading a 283 total.
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Avalon Club
M. J. Abbott
Avalon
Parmer Fagg Lead Boxing Card at Ripple Arena
Paul Parmer of Anderson and Johnny Fagg of Vincennes top a four bout program at Broad Ripple arena Thursday night. Parmer is known as a KO artist with five wins in eight fights, five rounds or less. Fagg has decisions over Otto Atterson Danny Budd Bruce Bitt and others. park officials seek additional rivals to balance the card.
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Paul Parmer
Anderson
Johnny Fagg
Vincennes
Broad Ripple Arena
Parmer
Fage
Otto Atterson
Danny Budd
Bruce Bitt
Hamed Mat Victor Triumphs in Riverside Park Arena Main
Turkish grappler Acmed Hamed defeats Joe Parelli in the main event at Riverside Park Arena Monday night. Allen Eustace wins semifinal. preliminary bouts see Hugh Webb and John Purdy noted.
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Acmed Hamed
Riverside Park Arena
Allen Eustace
Cow
Gee
Hugh Webb
John Purdy
Ring results and bouts tug at Oregon event
A Monday ring results report from Oregon June 10 details a meter champion Youn and contender Thom in a scheduled round bout. Lou Scozea of Buffalo scores a knockdown against Tony Shueco of Boston, with a close nine rounds noted as even.
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Jimmy Portian
Lou Scozea
Buffalo
Tony Shueco
Boston
Fall Creek Tennis Tournament Opens June 17
The seventh annual Fall Creek event includes men and women singles and doubles plus junior and boys divisions and opens on June 17.
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Fall Creek
Night baseball lights up Indianapolis with gala dedication
The Indians lose to St Paul 8 to 3 Monday night and prepare for a home series opener against Milwaukee under new floodlights. A downtown parade and park ceremony will showcase the lighting setup with baseball dignitaries including Bob Quinn approving the venture. Attendance nears 8 300 with gate receipts boosting morale for Indianapolis baseball.
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Indianapolis
Indians to play two tilts Wednesday day and night
The Indians will meet the Milwaukee Brewers in a split double header Wednesday. The afternoon game starts at 3 o clock and the night game at 8 o clock, a novelty for players and fans to dine and return for more action.
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Night baseball lights up a busy Indianapolis crowd
Warstler's one handed play and Warstler to Connolly to Monahan double play highlight a lively Monday night as the Saints sweep three of four to chase Louisville. Attendance reached 5,300 with a paid gate of 3,674 as Norman Perry promises more riddle solving in Indianapolis baseball.
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Leifield
Bruno Haas
Dorman and Connolly collide on Davis fly play
In the game Dorman fielded a Davis fly in the second and a runner scored on Rettger’s single later. Paschal scored from first on Rettger’s hit in the fifth while Davis came home from third on Wanninger’s short fly in the fourth. The Chamber of Commerce promotion drew a large crowd expected tonight.
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Barney
Chamber of Commerce
Bean Ball Incident Boosts Bat Averages In Greenfield Action
In a Cleveland Indians versus St. Louis Browns game on April 30 Coffman hit Hodapp under the chin causing a dented ego and a spike in his batting average from .250 to .379 in a month. Porter, struck on the head later, returned to post a .500 average in his first dozen games, lifting his season mark above .340.
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Alvin Crowder
Dick Porter
John Hodapp
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European Cup Play Reaches Semi Finals Yanks Arrive
Davis Cup action reaches the semi finals as France faces an uncertain European finalist lineup Australia Japan Italy and Czechoslovakia have qualified. If Big Bill Tilden is fit the United States would be favored against Japan in Paris July 18 20. otherwise America could miss the challenge round for the first time since World War I. Jean Borota upset Henri Cochet signaling French strength. The U S team arrived in Europe with Wilmer Allison and John van Ryn bound for Paris while the rest headed to London for the London and Wimbledon championships.
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France
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Japan
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Bill Tilden
Paris
America
Jean Borota
Henri Cochet
Cochet
Europe
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
London
Baseball Calendar from American Association and League standings
The schedule lists American Association games with Louisville Toledo Minneapolis and others. In the American League teams Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati play. games postponed by rain noted. Yesterday’s results show multiple rainouts and several completed games with scores for Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Toledo Washington Cleveland Boston Detroit New York St Louis.
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Hayes Sought by Mississippi A and M as Athletic Director
E. C. Hayes, noted for elevating Indiana University track teams, is sought by Mississippi A and M as athletic director. He formerly coached there, and Mississippi's president B. B. Walker said a favorable reply from the Indiana mentor was expected.
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McIntyre and Shafer Win Weekly Pro Am Golf Tilt
Neal McIntyre of Highland Golf and Country Club and amateur Paul Shafer won the Speedway course event with a best ball 68. McIntyre 74 gross Shafer 75. Marion Smith and Dick Redmond of Peru took second with 70 from 26 teams. No tournament next Monday due to national Open qualifying at Gary.
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Highland Golf and Country Club
Paul Shafer
Speedway Course
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Marion Smith
Dick Redmond
Peru
Gary
Butler Bulldogs reunion dinner and diamond clash planned
More than one hundred former Bulldog athletes are expected at the annual Butler B men’s banquet Thursday evening at the Campus Club with Judge James Collins as speaker. Earlier, Thursday afternoon, former Butler baseball stars meet at Butler diamond at 4 p.m. Blessing and Reichtel will form one battery and Mills and Middlesworth the other.
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Marion County Criminal Court
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Tilden Wins Berlin Tennis Championship Title
William Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Daniel Prenn in the Berlin men's tennis final, 7-5 8-6 1-6 7-5, to claim the title on Monday.
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William Tilden
Philadelphia
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Sleight Awarded Big Ten Medal for Athletics and Scholarship
Lafayette Ind June 10 Elmer Red Sleight Purdue university all American football tackle received the Big Ten conference medal for proficiency in athletics and scholarship.
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Ind
Elmer
Red
Purdue University
Stribling Ready for Von Porat Fight in Chicago
Georgia boxer Stribling arrives in HIGAGO in peak condition to challenge Otto Von Porat for the heavy weight title on June 16. Stribling declares confidence he can upset the Norwegian puncher who has yet to beat a truly notable opponent.
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Chicago
Otto von Porat
Stribling
Stella Walsh Triumphs in Shrine Girls Track Meet
Stella Walsh of Cleveland won the 100 meters in 12.5 seconds to beat Rose Grosse O'Neil and Kay Griffith of Toronto in the Shrine meet at Maple Leaf stadium Monday night.
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Sharkey 9 to 5 Choice Over Schmeling in Garden Scrap
New York June 10 Pugilism’s million dollar gates faded with Dempsey’s retirement yet promoters expect Thursday’s heavyweight title bout between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling to net 700000 to 750000 and set a new gate record without Dempsey Garden officials project over 500000 in advance sales Reservations must be paid by today or tickets go on sale Wagers lean Sharkey 9 to 5 though betting is light due to Sharkey’s erratic form and Schmeling’s punch power uncertainty.
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Jersey City
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Heavyweight Title Rivals End Training
Jack Sharkey planned a four round workout and will stay at Gus Wilson’s camp through Thursday morning before weighing in. Max Schmeling canceled his New York flight plans, will depart Endicott by train Wednesday afternoon and spend the night before the fight at a friend’s home in Newark.
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