Local youth golf tour crowns entrants in Indianapolis invitational
Thirty six junior golfers qualified for the champion ship flight of The Indianapolis Times invitational interscholastic tournament after scoring 82 to 101 at South Grove. Eighty eight players led qualifying, the largest entry for a city event, with 24 in a consolation flight scoring 100 to 115. Merriam won the Crawford-McGregor wooden club for best qualifying score with 82 after a rain soaked round 42-40.
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South Grove
Jack Merriam
Crawford-McGregor Company
Merriam
Western Lawn Tennis Tourney Entries Go To Woodstock Club
The thirty ninth annual Western Lawn Tennis Association tournament will be held at Woodstock Club courts under the Associated Tennis Clubs of Indianapolis. Letters urge entries and target rivals including Wray Brown George Lott Alfred Chapin and Alonzo. Also mentions Cochet Lacoste golf qualifiers and rough weather affecting Calumet scores.
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Western Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Woodstock Club
Associated Tennis Clubs
Indianapolis
Johnny Hennessey
Johnny
Wray Brown
George Lott
Alfred Chapin
Alonzo
Woodstock
A B C S and Cuban Stars Set For Washington Park Clash
The A B C S and Cuban Stars of the Negro National League Western Division were to clash at Washington Park this afternoon. Titain forced the postponement of Monday's game. The A S beat the Cubans Saturday and won the Sunday doubleheader. Dayton Marcos to play A BR Cs here over four days with a twin bill on Sunday.
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Washington Park
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Latzo to defend welter crown vs Levine at Polio Grounds
George Levine of Brooklyn earns a title shot against welterweight champion Pete Latzo for a July 9 fifteen round bout at Polio Grounds. Latzo will make his first defense since winning the crown from Mickey Walker last month.
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United Press
New York
George Levine
Brooklyn
Polio Grounds
Pete Latzo
Latzo
Mickey Walker
Veenker Resigns at Emerson to Join Michigan
George F. Veenker abruptly left Emerson High School in Gary Indiana as football basketball and track coach to join the University of Michigan coaching staff next fall.
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Gary
Ind
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George F. Veenker
Veenker
University of Michigan
Young Montreal and Henry Leonard Fight To Draw In Canton
In Canton on Monday, Montreal and Henry Leonard, both ban tamweights, battled through twelve rounds to a draw, ending the bout without a winner.
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United Press
Canton
Ohio
Young Montreal
Henry Leonard
Major League Baseball Roundup From Weekday Action
Paul Florence of the Giants tripled to drive in the decisive run in a 4 to 3 win over Cincinnati. Babe Ruth hit his 22nd homer before leaving with an injury, Cubs belted four homers to beat Phillies 9 to 7, Stephenson doubled two homers for his new club. Braves rallied for a 3 to 2 win over Pirates as Herman and Felix homered. Robins defeated the Cardinals 8 to 5 aided by a triple play started by Fewster and Maranville. Thevenow and Flowers reached base when Blades threw to Fewster for the third out. Cleveland moved up with a strong late surge to win.
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Junior Golf Today Championship Flight First Round
Merriam tops H Benjamin and Brady edges Taylor 7 and 6 in a rain soaked first round. Yount, Pottage, Mann and Connor win while Beeson and Stone also prevail. Medal hopes hinge on late hole results as Wenzel, Cahill and Rader tally solid scores and others withdraw or rain out.
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R. Yount
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J. Connor
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R. Mason
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Bob Wenzel
Fillenworth
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Neville Ewing
Melvin Wade
James Munro
Ralph Mason
Paul Birch
Jack Merriam
Thomas Kelly
J. Lynskey
Roy Mason
Don Manning
K. Beeson
J. Nollin
Kenneth Fisher
Wildey
Will Reed Jr
P. Craigle
F. Fitzgerald
R. McDonald
L. Radovic
W. Heckman
Allen
W. Heinlein
Allen Morrison
F. Kennedy
H. Benjamin
George Butler
Sullivan
G. Nicholoff
A. Coddington
T. Mahaffey
F. Dowd
R. Wright
O. Devany
R. Rader
J. Koehl
J. Cangano
Tom Pottaze
Richard Wenzel
B. Wenzel
Howard Burton
Thomas Coers
T. Linville
S. Pattison
L. Dickinson
R. McGinnis
Charles Parr
A. Rabenstein
F. Stockdale
G. Cahill
Albert Levi
Price
William
Roberta
Blackwell
William Forsythe
E. Ameter
Schowmeyer
B. Miller
Four Hoosiers Qualify By Times For Open Golf
CHICAGO June 15 Four Indiana golfers qualified at Calumet Country Club for the national open in Columbus Ohio next month W B Hutchinson Elkhart led with 154 J G Collins Kokomo shot 167 Wallie Nelson Indianapolis and Leonard Schmutte Fort Wayne tied for nineteenth with 159 each total five tied for last to qualify though only nineteen were expected to advance the district qualifiers were determined by a last place tie rule
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Wallie Nelson
Indianapolis
Leonard Schmutte
Ft. Wayne
George Stark
Lee Nelson
Dick Nelson
Chicago
Indiana
Calumet Country Club
Columbus
Ohio
W. B. Hutchinson
Elkhart
Last Round in Indianapolis Women Golf Tourney Held
The final round at Riverside for the Indianapolis Women’s Golf Association handicap tourney ended with Mrs. Gage Hoag and Mrs. Everett Agnew tying for low net at 83 while Miss Elizabeth Dunn led low gross with 109. Monday’s scores included the noted results.
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Light and Heat win eighth straight in 11 to 2 rout
Indianapolis Light and Heat defeated Fairbanks-Morse 11 to 2 at Ft Harrison. Broughton Parks and Flynn each hit a first inning homer. Parks added another in the fifth. Bader pitched well for the Light and Heat with Bob Kelly catching. Numerous local clubs and schedules follow, including notices for the Acme A. A., Sahm Motor Service, Shanklin A. A., Tartar A. A., and Riverside A. A. events with next week’s matchups and contact numbers.
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Fight Card Tonight at Ft Harrison Card
Jimmie Finley of Louisville faces Floyd Hybers of Buffalo in a ten round 148 pound bout. Eddie Staten of Louisville meets Big Ewick of Milwaukee over ten rounds at 1 rounds. Young Jack Dillon of Cincinnati appears in a six round 148 pound bout. Allen Watson of Indianapolis challenges Johnny Ritchie of New Orleans in eight rounds at 128 pounds. Johnny Coble of Indianapolis takes on Farmer Jack of Indianapolis in four rounds at 135 pounds.
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Jimmie Finley
Louisville
Floyd Hybers
Buffalo
Eddie Staten
Big Ewick
Milwaukee
Ee Marion Kepner
Indianapolis
Young Jack Dillon
Cincinnati
Allen Watson
Johnny Ritchie
New Orleans
Johnny Coble
Farmer Jack
Ron
Milwaukee bout ends in narrow decision for Sanger
United Press reports Milwaukee boxers June-six Toe Sanger and Joey Clein fought eight rounds Monday with Sanger edging Clein by a shade in a close decision.
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United Preas
Milwaukee
Toe Sanger
Joey Clein
Five bouts billed in Louisville results
Louisville on Monday reported fifth bout results with Joe Pagalina defeating Billy Cecil Jackie Dugan beating Paul Allen and Charlie Shine defeating Frankie Jones in closely contested decisions.
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Louisville
Joe Pagalina
Billy Cecil
Jackie Dugan
Paul Allen
Charlie Shine
Frankie Jones
Baseball Calendar Schedule Summary
American Association matchups include Tepianapolis at St Paul Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee Louisville at Minneapolis. American League games feature New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit. National League action sees Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York.
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Baseball scores and lineups from a midseason card
A fragmented recap lists multiple city teams such as Louisville Minneapolis Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Detroit Washington Chicago and Pittsburgh with partial inning tallies and player surnames including Cullop Middleton Hollingsworth Kapass Harris Meuter Dumovich Wella Pennock Beall Braxton Collins Reob erigan Wingard Vangilder Dixon Heimach Pate Cochrane Fox Shaute Myatt Reinhart Johnson Huntscare O'Farrell McGraw Hargreaves Osborn Raut Bentley Knight Henline and Taylor among others. The telegraph style notes rain delays and rough partial scores like 6-8 11 0 and 4-9-3 patterns, reflecting a compiled box-card from a busy day.
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Indians skipper Bush to undergo appendectomy this week
Manager Ownie Bush of the Indians will enter St Vincent's Hospital for an appendectomy Wednesday after returning from the Twin Cities. He said players promised to hustle hard in his absence and Eddie Sicke will handle acting manager duties. The club, on the road until July 6, will face Milwaukee Brewers on June 21 after splitting four games this season.
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Dutch Henry
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Indians open series with Henry strong as Saints fall 6 5
Edwin Henry dominated Saints offense in St Paul exhibition against the New York Yankees with Ruth appearing later in the schedule. Yoster Munson and Hartley paced Tribe batting while Henry left many Saints scoreless. McCarthy Hoffman and Florence figure in scoring as minor league action spills into a major league showcase.
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New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
OSU captain Seiffer wins Western Conference scholarship medal
Ralph E. Seiffer of Evansville Indiana a captain of Ohio State University's 1925 26 basketball team earned the Western conference scholarship medal for combined excellence in scholarship and athletics during the forty ninth annual commencement exercises. He won football and basketball letters and graduated with a bachelor of science in business administration.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio State University
Ohio State
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Crew Shake-Up at Columbia Before Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 15. With the intercollegiate regatta a fortnight away, Columbia coach Glen don announces a shake-up demoting five varsity eight oarsmen.
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N. Y
Glendon
Columbia
Ascot Stake Winner at Ascot Heath England
H Cottrill's Miss Sport carrying ninety one pounds won the Ascot stakes over two miles from a field of eighteen. Catalin with 116 pounds was second and Tournasol with 112 pounds finished third. Miss Sport paid 10 to 1, Catalin also 10 to 1, while Tournasol was 100 to 14 against.
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M. Woolff
M. M. Calmann
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City Horseshoe Statistics Rising in Central Indiana Power
The city leads individual scorers with 81 ringers across nine games, topping Central Indiana Power as the season progresses.
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City Horseshoe Statistics
Toemnee
Central Indiana Power
Giants Trade Southworth For Heinie Mueller
United Arena New York reports Billy Southworth Giants outfielder is traded to the St Louis Cardinals for Heinie Mueller, another veteran outfielder, in a midseason deal.
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New York
Billy Southworth
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Heinie Mueller
Rain Halts Scrap in New York Bout
Rain forced the postponement of the Monday lightweight bout between Phil Mc Graw of Detroit and Georgie Balduc of Lewiston Maine, announced from New York on June 15.
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New York
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Georgie Balduc
Lewiston
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