Hole in One Highlights Soap Factory Gang Tourney at Wawasee
Ed Lennox of Indianapolis aced the 150 yard fifteenth during the twelfth annual Soap Factory Gang tournament at Wawasee held Saturday and Sunday. Johnny Simpson of Paris Illinois led Sunday low cross with 75 while Jack Holliday and W D Ferguson posted near totals. Bend contents include prizes for Holliday blind bogey, new officers elected, and a separate hole in one by James Vosburgh at Speedway course.
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Ed Lennox
Indianapolis
Soap Factory Gang
Wawasee
Johnny Simpson
Paris
Jack Holiday
Indianapolis Country Club
W. D. Ferguson
Grand Rapids
Rands
Boston
Mas
St Wit Iin
A Harris
Ft. Wayne
Jack Holliday
R. V. Law
R. D. Hobbs
Chicago
E. B. Ruschi
Lafayette
Dan Coburn
Luke Lincoln
Columbus
Karl Ruddell
Speedway
Hall of Fame
James Vosburgh
Canajoharie
N. Y
Beech Nuv Packing Company
Baseball Yesterday in Mixed American Association Scores
Baseball results from American Association and American League and National League games. Highlights include Louisville, St. Paul, and Minneapolis matchups with multiple innings and late scoring. New York and Cleveland tallied high run totals. Boston and Chicago had rain delays. Louis and Cincinnati outcomes noted with pitchers and lineups.
Tribesmen Start Long Road Trip
Tribesmen open a long road stretch after finishing home games with a 9-6 loss to Kansas City, a 9-3 win, and a 5-5 tie with the Blues. Rabbit Warstler starred with a home run and multiple hits, as Kansas City won the series two games to one. The club heads to Milwaukee on Tuesday for a seven-city trip ending July 7, with on the day shift for travel.
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Johnny Corriden
Indians
Blues
Kansas City
Zwilling
Tribesmen
Milwaukee
Washington Park
Toledo
Rabbit Warstler
Jonnard
Burwell
Walter Wolf
Bud Connolly
Wolf
Kuhel
Nicholson
Connolly
Warstler
Grigsby
Freiczau
McMillan
Corriden
Spurgeon
Hoffman
Koenecke
Brown Meets Court in Riverside Arena Ten Round Main
Willard Brown, local junior welterweight, meets Charlie Court of Cincinnati in the ten round main event at Riverside arena Thursday. Court has defeated four opponents lately in this venue, while Brown has shown impressive form.
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Willard Brown
Charlie Court
Cincinnati
Riverside Arena
Court
Brown
Bauman Victor Wins Six Feature Races at Huntington Speedway
Bauman of Indianapolis captured first in the feature fifteen mile event at Huntington Speedway. Roe and Tieson of Dayton finished second and third. Roe won the five mile event, Hall of Terre Haute won the eight mile, and Chrittam of Columbus won the ten mile. Baker of Huntington won the five mile stock car race and Rosenberg of Indianapolis won the five mile motorcycle event.
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Huntington
Ind
Bauman
Indianapolis
Roe
Tieson
Dayton
Hall
Terre Haute
Chrittam
Columbus
Baker
Rosenberg
Tribe Signs, Blankenship Returned as White Sox Hire Radar
Veteran pitcher Blanken ship was returned to the Chicago White Sox. Indians signed Sidney Dyer, left hander, after a relief outing on Saturday. Dyer pitched for Terre Haute and Mobile, which could not meet his purchase price. Louisville leads the league by nine games as manager Allan Sotheron faces possible appendectomy. Warstler homered, Connolly reached, and Warstler also made a crucial catch.
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ED Blankenship
Chicago White Sox
A. A. Swatters
Indians
Sidney Dyer
Terre Haute
Mobile
Red Dorman
Louisville
Allan Sotheron
Colonels
Desperate four way race for AL lead in 1916 season
The Philadelphia Athletics hold a half game edge over Cleveland Washington and New York in the American League standings. All four teams have 21 losses as they battle through a tight stretch with wild swings after recent trades including New York s acquisition of Harry Rice Owen Carroll for Koenig and Hoyt.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Washington
New York Yankees
Athletics
Yankees
Indians
Senators
Detroit
Philadelphia
Harry Rice
Owen Carroll
Mark Koenig
Waite Hoyt
Kemp wins Broad Ripple two mile steeplechase leg
R Kemp of Indiana University captured the second leg of the A A U two mile steeplechase at Broad Ripple Park on Sunday in 10 6.2. Howard White and Theodore Freeman, running for the Act Club, finished second and third.
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Ripple
R. Kemp
Indiana University
Broad Ripple Park
Howard White
Theodore Freeman
Act Club
Third Intersectional Series Opens in National Tuesday
The 1930 major league season enters the third intersectional series with Brooklyn leading the National League by 3.5 games and Philadelphia atop the American League by 0.5. Western clubs visit eastern teams as the schedule shifts, with notable results from the Cardinals over Brooklyn and Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig powering the Yankees to a 17–10 win in Cleveland. Lefty Grove guides the Athletics to a 10–1 win over Detroit, while Sam West plates the winning run for St. Louis in a 3–2 Browns victory over Washington.
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United Preas
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Foxx
Cochrane
Sam West
Oscar Melillo
St. Louis Browns
Washington
General Crowder
Senators
Browns
Roy Wallace to Box Mason in Cable Feature Tonight
Tonight at Cable Tabernacle a ten round main event features Roy Wallace of Brightwood and Johnny Mason of Cincinnati in a six bout card. Mason has beaten Wallace before and drawn with Hoosier, with both fighters in top form. The program includes Mexican fighters and other bouts including Estrada vs Neal and Gonzales vs Bass with several four rounders.
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Roy Wallace
Mason
Cable Tabernacle
Brightwood Light Heavy
Johnny Mason
Cincinnati
Wallace
Florida
Jose Estrada
Jimmy Neal
Jose Gonzales
Johnny Bass
Estrada
Gonzales
Roy Pierson
Indianapolis
K. O. Terry
Mexico
Sone Eens
Schmeling Receives Ring and Stage Offers After Title Win
New York June 16 Max Schmeling has drawn offers from around the world for defending the heavyweight title and for personal appearances. Promoter Nate Lewis offered 000 to meet the winner of Otto Von Porat versus Young Stribling in Chicago, with date to be set by Schmeling. A Bayonne promoter group offered 150 000 to meet Harold Mays in a twelve round bout at Jersey City in September. The NSRB backs Schmeling as champion and the NYSAC is expected to approve at Thursday’s meeting. He will attend the Godfrey Carnera fight in Philadelphia on June 23.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Nate Lewis
Chine
Chicago
Otto von Porat
Norway
Young Stribling
Georgia
Bayonne
N. J
Bill Hermenau
New Jersey
Harold Mays
Gene Tunney
Jersey City
Ballpark
United States
National Boxing Association
New York State Athletic Commission
Godfrey-Carnera
Philadelphia
United Pr
O Higago
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Jack Dempsey
Stribling
von Porat
Lewis
Vittorio Campolo
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnero
State Golfers to Open Play at Indiana Open
A large field of about 125 professional and amateur golfers will compete in the Indiana Open at Cressmoor Country Club starting Thursday led by Neal McIntyre of Indianapolis the defending champion and George Lance of Terre Haute the amateur title holder.
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Buy Sary
Speusatial ] Ind
Neal McIntyre
Indianapolis
George Lance
Terre . Haute
Cressmoor Country Club
Schedule of Today's MLB Games
No games scheduled in Boston at Chicago. Washington at St Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Cincinnati at Boston. St Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cathedral’s Harry Yelton Captures Indy Times Golf Title
The diminutive golf star from Cathedral high school won the fifth annual Indianapolis Times interscholastic golf tournament at Riverside. He defeated Cathedral’s William Russell in the 36 hole final, 2 and 1, with competitors from local high schools and several grade and parochial schools.
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Cathedral High School
Harry Yelton
Indianapolis Times
Riverside
William Russell
Cathedral
Local driver wins Hamilton dirt-track 100 mile race
John Boyd of Indianapolis won the 100 mile dirt track race at Hamilton, Ohio, outpacing rivals as the field averaged over sixty miles per hour on the course Sunday.
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Hamilton
John Boyd
Indianapolis
Stribling and Von Porat Approach Chicago Heavyweight Showdown
Otto Von Porat and W L Stribling trained ahead of a Chicago Stadium heavyweight bout on Wednesday seen as a bid to challenge the eastern boxing monopoly. Matchmaker Nate Lewis eyes Camplo or Nero for the winner as a rematch of their 1927 bout.
Eustace and Hill to clash in Riverside wrestling night
Allen Eustace of Kansas City and George Hill of Milwaukee meet in the feature bout on the Riverside card tonight. Each weighs about 225 pounds. Four supporting bouts are scheduled, arranged by Jimmy McLemore.
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Allen Eustace
Kansas City
George Hill
Milwaukee
Riverside
Jimmy McLemore
Billy Arnold Wins Flag Day Race At Altoona Bowl
Billy Arnold, 23, of Chicago finished first in the annual Flag Day race at the Altoona board bowl, averaging 115.5 mph to win the 500 mile event. Deacon Litz placed second, Frank Farmer third, Shortly Cantion fourth. only seven of sixteen starters finished. Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis was flagged down in seventh.
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United Press
Yaltoona
Billy Arnold
Chicago
Indianapolis
Satur- Deacon Litz
Frank Farmer
Cantion
Wilbur Shaw
Pirates Drop Veteran Jess Petty Released by Pirates
The veteran southpaw Jess Petty was released to Newark Sunday by manager Jewel Ens as the Pirates, in Philadelphia for a series with the Phillies. Petty joined Pittsburgh in the 1928 winter trade from Brooklyn, previously tied to Glenn Wright in a deal with Harry Rhonda. He had led the American Association in 1924 with 29 wins before moves to the Robins and subsequent cash sale.
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Harry Rhonda
Warstler
Harry
Times Social
Philadelphia
Jess Petty
Newark Internationals
Jewel Ens
Pirates
Phils
Petty
Brooklyn
Glenn Wright
Indianapolis
American Association
The
Robins
Cash
Dutch Henry
White Sox
Australians Trail Italy in Davis Cup Semi Final
Australia trails Italy in the Davis Cup semi final as both singles matches are required today to reach the European zone final.
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Italy
Presa
Australia
Start U S Open Golf Play Underway Across Districts
Competition began in twenty districts to cut 1,140 entrants to 112 players for the 34th U S Open at Interlochen Country Club Hopkons Minn July 10 11 12 One hundred fifty qualify for championship rounds with thirty eight exempt including the Walker Cup team members and 29 professionals from Winged Foot last year Cyril Tolley of England is the only foreign entrant.
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United Presse
New York
Interlochen
Hopkins
Winged Foot
Cyril Tolley
England
Speedy Schaeffer and Mike Polo Lead Broad Ripple Card
Louisville's Speedy Schaeffer meets Poston’s Mike Polo in the main event at Broad Ripple. Two other bouts on the card with doors opening at 8:30. The bill lists Herold Simms versus Tommy Fete as the opener.
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Speedy Schaeffer
Louisville
Mike Polo
Poston
Broad Ripple
Beni Yindup
Pala Fancock
Ed Baker
Herold Simms
Tommy Feteers
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