Hagen Makes Fair Start In British Golf Title Defense
Walter Hagen the holder opened with a 76 at Troon as 88 contenders vie for the British title. Leo Dieg o and Johnny Farrell shot 80 and 74 respectively, while C A Whitcombe led with 70 amid mixed rounds for Americans and visitors in calm, sunny conditions.
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Baseball standings and schedule across leagues
National League standings show Chicago leading with a 34 16 record and .680. American Association games list Indianapolis at Colorado and Louisville at Toledo with notable pitchers. American League schedule includes Chi at Wash and Cleveland at Phil with results from yesterday’s games and multiple box scores.
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Lucas-Novecky Headline Fight Highlighting Ft. Benjamin Harrison Show
Alex Novecky of Cincinnati and Johnny Lucas of St. Louis will headline the Ft. Benjamin Harrison weekly show next Tuesday night. The semi-windup features Mike Dundee of New York versus Kid Sparks of Terre Haute in an eight round bout. The card also includes four round bouts with Billy Hann of Indianapolis versus Young Templeton of Terre Haute at 100 pounds and other matchups: Paul Thompson versus Hub Newkirk at 155 pounds and Billy Sullivan versus Harry Sawyer in the 122 pound division.
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Druids Clash With Odd Fellows In Fraternal League Doubleheader
In Cumberland Indiana a Fraternal League doubleheader Saturday features the Druids meeting the Odd Fellows after beating Riverside No 10 at 1 p m. The Druids schedule includes a Beech Grove game Sunday and open dates after July 4 awaiting Maywood Grays challenge.
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Two Duessenberg Pilots in Kansas City 250 Mile Race
Two of the three Indianapolis Duessenberg cars in the Kansas City July 4. race will be driven by Dave Lewis and Bennie Hill. The third pilot will be named soon. KC Speedway features a board track with a 1.25 mile lap. Many cars from the 500 mile race here will appear in the July 4 event.
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Meyers Defeats Reynolds Twice In Cedar Rapids Match
Johnny Meyers, middleweight title claimant, defeated Jack Reynolds of Indianapolis two falls to one in Cedar Rapids. Reynolds was kicked in the face on the third fall and dazed, according to his handlers.
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Pennsy Nine Leads League With Win at Logansport
The Indianapolis Pennsy baseball club defeated South Bend 9 to 7 at Logansport. Pitcher Limpus allowed seven hits but issued ten bases on balls. Indianapolis leads the Indiana division with 3–0, Terre Haute second, Logansport third, Louisville last, with next week’s game against Terre Haute at Pennsy Park.
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Big League Liners Deliver Big Day Across MLB
George Burns collects five hits in five at bats as Boston edges Chicago. Reds win sixth straight behind timely hitting from Hughie McQuillan. Rollie Naylor returns with strong pitching as Athletics beat Detroit. Hornsby returns for St Louis in win over Atlanta. Rob Russell homers in eighth as Pirates beat Phillies. Bullet Joe Bush shuts out Browns as Yankees end skid.
Indians Lose Home Opener to Millers in Four-Game Series
The Indians arrived in Columbus for a four game series and opened with a 9 to 2 defeat as Minneapolis pitcher Dan Tipple allowed six hits while Fred Fitzsimmons began warming up for a regular turn. The crowd sensed waning motivation as the home team wilted after a rough first inning.
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Millers Win Final By Timer Special
Bloomington June 14 Indiana University catcher Flail Moomaw elected captain for next year. Amusements.
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Gibbons Beats Levinsky for the Light Heavyweight Title
In Shelby Montana on June 14 Tommy Gibbons defeated Battling Levinsky in a newspaper decision to claim the light heavyweight title under manager Dan Morgan's agreement. Gibbons weighed 161 1 2 pounds to Levinsky’s 176 1 2. The match followed Minnesota law restricting decisions. The story traces Gibbons career and postfight touring with Mike, military service, and later bouts as he recalls the 1917 title loss.
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Nelsons dominate State golf crown at Indianapolis Country Club
Gunnar Nelson wins the State championship with 2599 total, besting brothers P Nelson and FE R Nelson by five strokes. High finishers include I M Nelson 209 and Wallie Sparks 207, with Bob Shorts twelve strokes back at 322.
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Baseball box score snippets feature varied performances
Russell of the Pirates goes 1 for 5, Meusel of the Yankees 1 for 4, Statz of the Giants 1 for 3, Hooper of the White Sox 1 for unknown, and McCarren of the Dodgers 1 for 1.
Giants Fight Back Slipping to Four and a Half Games
The New York Giants have fallen from a big early lead in the National League and now trail the Pittsburgh Pirates by four and a half games after five losses in seven starts. Wednesday’s defeat widened the gap as Pittsburgh won again, halting any larger swing in the Giants profit.
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Track Athletes Set for Prelims at Stage Field
Three hundred track stars gathered at Stage Field for the national collegiate meet preliminaries opening Friday. Iowa hurdler Charles Brookin aims to beat the 23.6 existing 220 yard low hurdles mark. Bowdoin’s EF E Tootel seeks the hammer throw world record of 189 feet 6 inches. DeHart Hubbard of Michigan, defending broad jump champion, targets 25 feet 3 inches. Indiana colleges field entrants. Butler’s Glenn Gray runs for Butler.
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City Net Meet Sets New Events in Hawthorn Tennis Tour
Hawthorn hosts a city tennis tournament with three new events for men doubles junior singles and boys singles. third and fourth round matches in men's singles follow a day of close results featuring Sagalowsky Ehlers Kipp Starbuck Hennessey Orme and several rising players including Markey Retmeier Katzenberger Christena and Von Burg with Wednesday scores listed for early rounds.
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Mid-week Trap Shoot Highlights at Indianapolis Gun Club
Ensminger led with 47 of 50 in the mid-week event at the Indianapolis Gun Club on Wednesday. Seventeen shooters competed with Ensminger and Slinkard tying for doubles lead at 21 of 12 pairs. A registered shoot is planned for Saturday.
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