Ownie Bush Leaves Indians Amid Health Crisis
Indians manager Ownie Bush flies home to Indianapolis after a severe appendicitis attack in Minneapolis. Eddie Sicking acts as interim manager as the club heads to a July 6 home return, with Bush undergoing immediate surgery and awaiting improvement.
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Consistent stars in track and field shine late
The column lauds Herman Phillips of Butler as a standout one of the era noting a 440 yard dash in 48.7 seconds and cites Paul Harrington of Notre Dame as a top pole vaulter. References Gil Dobie and a Chicago venue check for a world record while highlighting Indiana State Trap and NCAA meets plus Michigan’s athletic dominance.
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Gun Club Results Highlight Indiana Shoot
Co. M. Brooks of Glenwood Indiana led the singles with 99 of 100 at the Indianapolis Gun Club registered trap shoot held Saturday. Patterson and Lines tied in the handicap with 24 of 25, Wendling won doubles with 23 of 25, and Wendling was high gun overall with 140 of 149 targets.
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Notre Dame Names Red Smith Baseball Captain for 1950
South Bend report says Richard Red Smith was elected captain of next year's Notre Dame baseball team after the final game of the season, a 6 to 0 win over Michigan State. The captaincy decision followed the season finale.
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Dalbey to Lead Drake Track Team Next Year
Des Moines Iowa June 14 Ray Dalbey pole vaulter will head Drake University track squad for coming season.
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United Preas
Mackian system turns Boston Red Sox into pennant hopeful
Billy Evans notes the long road to a champion ball club and credits Bob Quinn and manager Lee Fohl for rebuilding Boston. Infield strength led by Haney Rigney Herrera Todt anchors the team while Ira Flagstead could anchor the outfield. Ehmke’s pitching shuts down Philadelphia as Grove halts New York’s rallies and preserves Mack’s influence.
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Haney
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Mike Herrera
Phil Todt
Ira Flagtsead
Fohl
Cochet Wins International Hard Court Championship in Paris
Henri Cochet of Le France defeated Rene Lacoste 6 2 6 4 6 3 on the Racing Club center court to take the international hard court title. The American team Kinsey Ricards lost the doubles crown to Cochet Brugnon, while Suzanne Lenglen dominated the women’s events with partner Jacques Brugnon and victory in women’s doubles.
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Rene Lacoste
Vincent Ricards
Howard Kinsey
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Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Kinsey
Elizabeth Ryan
L. A. Godfree
Kitty McKane
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Suzanne Lenglen
Suzanne
Baseball Notes From A Sunday Doubleheader In Kansas City
Sunday baseball reports depict fast action in Kansas City with the Blues leading 3 0 after eight, then Toledo rallying for nine runs in the ninth to win. Louisville, Milwaukee, and Chicago stories highlight players like Anderson, Riggs Stephenson, Eddleman, and Shannon amid suspensions and roster moves.
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One Change on Ring Card
Lieutenant Porter, matchmaker, announced Young Jack Dillon will replace Hopwood on the Ft Harrison show card Tuesday. Five Harrison card fighters have trained locally as Kepner, Watson, Ritchie, Coble, and Farmer Jack prepare for the six bout schedule.
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New Orleans
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Farmer Jack
Jimmy Finley
Louisville
Floyd Hyberg
Buffalo
Eddie Staten
Sig Zwick
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Baseball Calendar American Association
Baseball results and standings show scores for multiple teams including St Paul and Chicago across dates in the American Association. The fragment lists game counts and scores such as New York and Boston entries with varying totals pointing to a busy schedule and shifting positions.
PaOER Era at Bt. 'aul. Toledo" at a panans ty
Ambiguous amateur league schedule fragment shows matchups across major circuits with postponements. Cities listed include Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston New York St. Louis and Milwaukee, with games noted at various venues and times uncertain.
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Baseball results and line scores across multiple games
A collage of game notes lists line scores and key players from several matches. Teams such as Milwaukee, Louisville, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia appear with pitchers and batters named for specific innings and outcomes.
Philadelphia Beats New York and Boston in Church Cup Tennis
From Forest Hills L I June 14 United Press. For the first time in nine years Philadelphia defeats New York and Boston to win the inter city Church cup tennis trophy.
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Eighty Seven Tee Off In Times Junior Meet
Eighty seven young players teed off this morning at South Grove course in The Times invitational interscholastic open golf tourney. Two more youths were scheduled this afternoon. If any of the other original entries appear they will be given a chance to compete in the qualifying round. The foursomes were sent away from the first tee at five minute intervals by Harry Schopp and Lieut. G. A. Naylor who have worked to arrange the meet. Luring prizes have been donated by individuals, sporting goods houses and golf equipment manufacturers.
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Times Junior Golf Meet Sets Major Prizes and Format
The Indianapolis Times sponsors a large silver trophy event for juniors with a ten inch golf bag vase prize. The field lists players like Keller Madden and Edwin Fullenworth. Twenty holes medal play start, top scores form the championship flight with match play Tuesday morning and potential extra days if needed.
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State Amateur Golf Tourney Dates Set
Preliminary arrangements are complete for the State amateur golf tourney. The State committee fixed August 2 to 7 for the meet after inspecting the Chain-o'-links course where the event will be held.
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South Bend
Ind
A B C S Down Cuban Stars in Sunday Twin Bill
A B C S defeated the Cuban Stars in a doubleheader at Washington Park 9 to 4 and 4 to 1. Foreman the A B C S catcher had four hits in the first game. About 3,200 fans attended the Sunday twin bill as the series with the Cubans was to close Tuesday. The clubs were also slated to play again that afternoon weather permitting.
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Japan Beats Mexico in Davis Cup Four Matches to One
In Mexico City Japan defeated Mexico four matches to one in Davis Cup play. Mexico's only win came when Claude Be. But lin defeated Teizo Toba by 6-2 6-3 6-1. In Cedar Rapids Iowa Red White, a noted high hurdler from Coe College, is named captain for next year's track team.
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Teizo Toba
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Women Golfers Open Riverside Medal Play Meet
Forty five members of the Indianapolis Women's Golf Association began a two day thirty six hole medal event on the Riverside course. Eighteen more holes remain Tuesday to determine the winner by low net score. Mrs. C A Jaqua, association president, among leaders, carded 81 with Alice Diddell as playing partner. Play started at 8 30 a m with Mrs Frank Kissell and Mrs Vine Kercheval teeing off.
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Riverside
C. A. Jaqua
Alice Diddell
Highland
Frank Kissell
Vine Kercheval
Independent Amateur Baseball League Results Update
Civic League in New York and local clubs report results from an open league day. The Invaders defeated the Traders Point Maroons while Crescenta and Belmont squads posted wins. George Branch joined the southern Illinois champions and pitched strongly in a hot statewide schedule. Next games encouraged. contact organizers for details.
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Baseball Roundup Mutual Showdowns and Surprising Wins
Major leaguers Uhle, Lazzeri, Gehrig, and Jones powered a set of Sunday games. The Yankees edged the Browns 6 to 5 behind solid hitting and stellar defense. The Giants beat the Reds 6 to 5 as Dreed delivered key innings to seal the close win. Only two games were on the schedule in the National League.
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Pays the Dealer Keeps Customer Loyal
A dealer earns repeat business by prioritizing customer satisfaction, ensuring a lasting relationship as the client remains loyal to the seller.
Tennis Champs Crowned
Johnny Hennessey won the men's singles at Hawthorn courts defeating Julius Sagalowsky in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-4. In doubles Sagalowsky Kurzrock beat Hennessey Kipp 6-3 6-4 5-7 3-6 6-2. Women's final set for this week with C Dodson and M Adams advancing to meet Wednesday at 4 pm for the title.
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New Michigan League Formed By Consolidation
Grand Rapids, Mich June 14 The Michigan League a class B baseball circuit has been formed by the consolidation of the former Michigan Ontario League and the Central League of Michigan both four club loops.
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Lewis Wins Altoona 250 Mile Auto Race in Close Finish
Veteran driver Dave Lewis won the Altoona 250 mile race by four seconds over Norman Ratten. John Duff finished third, Fred Comer fourth, Ed die Hearne fifth, Bennett Hill sixth, and Frank Elliott seventh. Lewis posted 2 hours 13 minutes 12 seconds at roughly 112 mph. Seventeen starters. ten finishers. First prize was $9,000 with $5,500 for second and $3,079 for third.
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Altoona
Dave Lewis
Norman Ratten
John Duff
Fred Comer
Eddie Hearne
Bennett Hill
Frank Elliott
Pete de Paola
Ralph Hepburn
Ben Jones
Lewis
Gowdy Offered to Giants by Columbus Club
John Mee Graw manager of the New York Giants received a telegram from the Columbus club of the American Association offering to sell or trade Gowdy to the Giants.
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John MeeGraw
New York Giants
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District golf tourney opens with 90 plus players
More than ninety golfers reported at the first tee of the Indianapolis District Golf Association event. The three day championship starts at Coffin and Broadmoor courses with 1940s officials Wagner Beck and Edwards setting pairings. Late entrants welcomed and prizes for low gross and low net awarded to the lowest net total.
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Five Local Pros Vie For Open Qualifiers At Calumet
Five local golf pros competed at Calumet in Chicago to qualify for the national open at Scioto Country Club in Columbus Ohio July 19 and 20. Contenders included Lee Nelson Wallie Sparks Dick Nelson George Stark and Wally Nelson. The group boasted notable form with Stark and Sparks carrying strong seasons as Nelsons and Stark strive for a Columbus berth.
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Golf Open Qualifying Begins Across Seventeen Cities
About 700 golfers started the 56 hole qualifying round in the national open tournament across seventeen cities. Qualifiers advance to Columbus Ohio for the final 72 holes on July 8, 9 and 10.
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