Indians stumble as Senators sink Columbus 6 to 4
In Columbus on June 16 the Senators defeated the Indians 6 to 4 after taking a 4 0 lead late. Columbus pitcher Swetonic struggled in the fourth, allowing five runs before Speece finished the inning. The loss marks a four game skid for the Indians as Milwaukee and Toledo win to tighten the standings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indians
Hoosiers
Senators
Betzelites
Milwaukee
A. A
Brewers
Saints
Toledo
Colonels
Tribe
Steph Swetonic
Senator Bats
Speece
Swetonic
Vic Aldridge
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carmen Hill
Pirates
Giants
Douglas hit secrets threaten Davis Cup foes
Tilden and Hennessey allegedly possess a mysterious new Douglas tennis stroke said to boost speed and deception. The claim links to Dwight Douglas on the Pacific coast and mentions Tilden abroad aiming to reclaim American honors against France's La Coste Cochet Brugnon Borotra as rivals Moore and Ruth loom.
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York
Pacific Coast
Dwight Douglas
Douglas
William Tilden
Falien Co
Mr. Tilden
Henessey
la Coste
Cochet
Brugnon
Borotra
Wiley Moore
Babe Ruth
Selection of Thoroughbreds From Various Parks and Races
A list of horse names and entries appears from Dufferin and Fairmount parks including Shasta Plum, May Dale, Virginia Beauty, Lord Marmion, Judge Murphy, and Stylish Jack among many others. Entries cover Aqueduct and Windsor venues with numerous horses competing in mixed plate and stakes contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rlington Park
Ee Mananete
Lincoln Highways to face Florida Cuban Giants at Washington Park
Lincoln Highways, a fast local Negro team, completed practice at Douglas Park and moves to Washington Park for today and Sunday's games against the Florida Cuban Giants. Today's contest begins at 3 p.m. Manager Owen says the squad is in good shape.
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Lincoln Highways
Douglas Park
Florida Cuban Giants
Washington Park
D. S.t
Owen
Baseball Calendar Shows Standings and Daily Games
Baseball standings for the American Association and National League are listed with team records. Today's games feature Louisville at Columbus, Boston at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and other matchups. Friday results include double plays and pitchers noted for several games across the league.
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L. Pet
N. York
Wash
Phila
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Clevel
Chicago
National League
Il. Pet
Brklyn
Cincin
Pittslegh
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Indianapolis Times invitational interscholastic golf final set
Maurice Stone of Manual Training High School defeated William Heinlein of Cathedral High School in a 36 hole final at Coffin links to decide the 1928 champion of the third annual Times invitational. Stone overcame Neville Ewing in a dramatic finish, while Heinlein beat James Munro to reach the final.
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Maurice Stone
Manual Training High School
William Heinlein
Cathedral High School
Coffin Municipal Links
Stone
Neville Ewing
Shortridge
Heinlein
James Munro
Munro
Ewing
Schopp
Harry Schopp
Anthony Brisnick
Washington
T. Hawkins
J. Vaughn
Cathedral
K. Bunnell
Technical
Two Year Olds Ready for Arlington Park Juvenile Stakes
Twenty three top two-year-olds entered in the American National juvenile stakes at Arlington Park in Chicago. Favorite Clyde Van Dusen, son of Man O' War, faces strong challengers The Okah and Vermato from E B McClean's stable in a five and a half furlong race worth about $13,000 to the winner.
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United Press
Chicago
Arlington Park
Clyde van Dusen
E. B. McClean
Vermato
French Lane
War Rose
Judea
Paul Hirtenstein
Double Heart
Milton Moore
Voltear
Deerfield
Paul Bunyan
Princeton
Conversation
Walter R
Protection
Linda
War Buddy
Miss Lindy
Yam Toy
the Okah
Faraphrese
Marcella
Chideight
Mira Monte Stock Farm
J. Coughlin
Indiana University awards first major I sweaters in golf and tennis
Bloomington June 16 Z G Clevenger announces Indiana University grants major I sweaters to Thomas Quinn Indianapolis Phillip Pike Bloomington Harper Miller Muncie Wilber Catterton Kenosha Wis for golf and tennis participation. Quinn and Pike credited with many conference tennis wins Miller and Catterton led golf to state championship.
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Pn United
Ington
Ind
Z. G. Clevenger
Today
Thomas Quinn
Indianapolis
Phillip Pike
Bloomington
Harper Miller
Muncie
Wilber Catterton
Kenosha
Wis
Indiana University
Quinn
Pike
Miller
Catterton
Crutches Helped Student Golfist Reach Championship Round
Russell Rader a 15 year old Manual Training High School pupil competed in The Times interscholastic golf tournament this week playing two rounds on crutches due to an abscess on his left leg. He carded 81 in qualifying and fell 3 to 2 to F Blackwell of Washington High School in the first championship flight round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Rader
Manual Training High School
Rader
Russell
F. Blackwell
Washington High School
Times
California and Columbia Sets Fresh Crew Records
United Press reports in Poughkeepsie on June 16 that California and Columbia varsity crews set new four mile course records during time trials. California finished in 18:37 and Columbia in 18:35, breaking the previous Cornell mark of 18:53.5. The record came with a flood tide aiding the crews.
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United Press
Swim Prominents Set for A A U Meet at Wawasee
WAWASSEE Ind June 16 Dates for this year Indiana Kentucky A A U swim meet at Lake Wawasee are Aug 23, 34 and 25. The program will include men women boys and girls from Indiana Kentucky and clubs from Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland and Chicago. Martha Novelius Agnes Geraghty and other Women's Swimming Association of New York stars will attend. Paul R Jordan of Indianapolis an A A U official will supervise the event.
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Lake Wawasee
Broad Ripple Park
Indianapolis
Indiana
Kentucky
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Martha Novelius
Agnes Geraghty
Women’s Swimming Association of
New York
Paul R. Jordan
Indians Hold Off Senators In Slugfest At Columbus
A lengthy box score fragment shows Indians and Senators trading runs through six innings. Matthews tripled for Cleveland. Ferrell and Christensen produced key hits for Washington. Haney scored on a Holke sacrifice fly before an ankle injury paused play.
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Indianapolis
E Matthews
Ef Warstier
Brame
Haney
Rf Jones
Layne
Comoro
Florence
Speece
R White
Ereevescrae Leibold
Stripp
Christensen
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McCann
Geygan
Ey Horn
Ash
Peseee
Arstler
Matthews
Comorosk
Ferrell
Ithews
Holkle
Swetonic
Connolly
Balke
Holke
Dianapois
We Mic
Indians
Warstler
Comorosky
White
Senators
Seibold
Spencer
Horn
Leibold
Langford Hambright Furthers Ft Harrison Card
Tate Langford of Louisville fights Vincent Hambright of Cincinnati in a 10 round opener, part of the Ft Harrison fifth card. Al Conway of Philadelphia faces Johnny Larabee of Omaha in another 10 round bout, with full six and four round undercard matches listed. The event opens Tuesday at 8 30 p m d s t with fighters training at the Mike Mitchell gym noted.
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Louisville
Vincent Hambright
Ft. Harrison
al Conway
Philadelphia
Johnny Larabee
Omaha
Conway
City
Mike Mitchell
Cincinnati
Paul Dare
San Tancisco
Chet Smallwood
Sullivan
Buck Cornett
Indianapolis
Steve Vincent
Terry Donovan
Edwin Dick
D.s.t
Four Illinois Women Qualify for Olympic Tryouts
Four members of the Illinois Women's Athletic Club qualified for Olympic tryouts at a special meet in Chicago on June 16. The qualifiers include 16 year old Jane Fauntz, diving and breast stroke champion, along with Ethel Lackie, Mary Lou Quinn and Caroline Smith Chapman.
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United Press
Chicago
Illinois
A. C
Jane Fauntz
Ethel Lackie
Mary Lou Quinn
Caroline Smith Chapman
Sunny Jim Bottomley Delivers In Fourteenth Inning Rally
In a National League clash, Sunny Jim Bottomley hit a three run homer in the fourteenth to lift St. Louis over Brooklyn 5 to 2. The drive tied him with Rogers Hornsby for the league lead as the Reds yielded the top spot to Philadelphia.
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Bottomley
Holm
Frisch
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Reds
Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
Douglas McWeeny
Robins
Clarence Mitchell
Giants
Watson Clark
McWeeny
Sylvester Johnson
Amateur and Semi-Pro Nines Lead In League Race
W Digerich of Morris M E and William Hutton of Westview lead the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association race with two homers each. Several players hold one circuit drive. teams schedule games with State clubs and city outfits, inviting late June to July fixtures and open dates.
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Morris St. M. E
William Hutton
Westview
Indianapolis
Invaders
Centerville
St. Patricks
E. Orange St
Drexel
Ramsey A. C
Artesians
Martinsville
Thurman Ramsey
Tenth St
Cherry
More Times Golf Prizes Added to Schoolboy Tourney
The Times schoolboy golf tourney list gained prizes Friday from local sports shops. Carl Callahan of Em Roe sporting goods donated a midiron. Bob Sturm of Smith Hassler Sturm added a V neck slip over. William Byerly of Gus Habich supplied a classy mashie. L A Jackson of Capital Cap Company presented two capidaires caps.
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Carl Callahan
Em- Roe Sporting Goods
Bob Sturm
Smith-Hassler Sturm Sporting Goods
William Byerly
Gus Habich Sporting Goods
L. A. Jackson
Capital Cap Company
Moore and Hurt to Box in Ripple Feature at Broad Ripple
The Broad Ripple Park A. C. stages its second boxing show next Thursday after a successful first event. Main bout is six rounds at 160 pounds between Billy Moore and Cecil Hurt, with three four round bouts featuring K. O. Brown, Herb Newkirk, Al Miley, Kid Weaver, Noble Clark, and Stub Jenkins. Referee is Aroi Atherton.
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Broad Ripple Park A. C
Billy Moore
Cecil Hurt
K. O. Brown
Ft. Harrison
Herb Newkirk
Lawrence
al Miley
Kid Weaver
Noble Clark
Stub Jenkins
Aroi Atherton
Latonia Race Entries Highlight Big Weekend Card
The Latonia program lists seven races with $1,500 to $10,000 added, featuring maidens, claiming races, and the Harold Stakes for 2-year-olds. Notable entries include Everlasting and Calvados in race one, The American National Juvenile entries in race five, and multiple stakes contenders across the card. Weather shows a clear track, good surfaces through the day.
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Everlasting
George D. Gaw
Calvados
Dingo
Hippias
Castella
Wedding Plight
Gliding Fox
Broomster
Scotland Yard
Miss Smarty
Clydella
Big Brother
Woodlot
Plashy
Levity
Nicaragua
Master
Mary Gardner
Tommy
W. E. Caskey
Audley Farm
E. B. McLean
T .S. McAffey
Suit Filed Over Horses Eating Flowers at Arlington Park
A Chicago property owner sues the American National Jockey Club in Arlington Park claiming race horses were turned onto his field and damaged flowers and vegetables valued at 3500 dollars. The suit was filed June 16.
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United Press
Chicago
American National Jockey Club
Arlington Park
McGraw Lands Genewich From Braves For Barns
John McGraw trades Zeke Barnes and three prospects to the Boston Braves for Joe Genewich a right handed pitcher. The deal adds pitching depth for the Giants while Braves gain relief options. Barnes and Genewich stats noted. Genewich age thirty, eleven wins last year, three wins this season. Barnes three wins two losses.
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New York
John McGraw
McGraw
Zeke Barnes
Reds
Adolfo Luque
Barnes
Pirates
Lee Meadows
Boston Braves
Joe Genewich
Bill Clarkson
Ben Cantwell
al Spohrer
Braves
Zach Taylor
Genewich
Giants
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinals
Russell Wrightstone
Phillies
Providence Nine Defeats Notre Dame in Baseball
Providence defeated Notre Dame 6 to 1 in Providence. Ed Walsh Jr. pitched for Notre Dame and allowed five singles while the Irish defense committed three errors.
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Providence
R. Fr
University of Notre Dame
Hoosiers
Ed Walsh Jr
Chicago White Sox
Notr Min Daessee
Richmond Semipro to Meet Silver Flash at Broad Ripple Park
A Rich mond Ind based semi pro club will play the local Silver Flash team at Broad Ripple Park on Sunday at 3 o clock daylight saving time. Silver Flash manager W T Day plans to reshuffle the lineup to provide a strong challenge for the visitors.
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Richmond
Ind
Silver Flash
Broad Ripple Park
D.s.t
W. T. Day
Elizabeth Ryan Advances to Kent Championship Final
Miss Elizabeth Ryan of the United States defeated Daphne Akhurst of Australia in Beckenham England 6-4 6-1 to reach the Kent championships final. The U S player moved toward the title as the Australian champion exited the semifinals.
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England
United Preas Beckenham
Elizabeth Ryan
United States
Daphne Akhurst
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