Western tennis title and boxing notes at Woodstock and beyond
Alfred H Chapin of Hyannis ranked 13th in national tennis standings enters the western championship at Woodstock next week. Other entries include Richard Crane Le land Haworth Julius Sagalowsky and Mrs Alfred Chapin. Also updates on Wimbledon seeding and boxing sailor Kid Chissell with Gulf State rescue tales and oil-tanker duties.
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Alfred H. Chapin
Hyannis
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Richard Crane
Michigan University
Leland Haworth
Indiana U
Julius Sagalowsky
Butler
Nother
Kid" Chissell
S. S
Gulf State
Gulf of Mexico
Port Arthur
Texas
Zimmer Wins City District Golf Meet In Easy Victory
Eddie Zimmer of Indianapolis Country Club dominates the three day district golf meet with a gross 224 over 54 holes. He leads the field by ten strokes with Bill Reed, Bob Owen, and Joe McDuffee close behind. Vaughan King tops net scores at 206 with Goodrich second at 210. Arthur Cope, 16, carded a hole in one on the 15th hole and finished third low net at 211. Final scores follow.
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Indianapolis Country Club
Bill Reed
Riverside
Bob Owen
Joe McDuffee
Vaughan King
South Grove
Goodrich
Arthur Cope
Pleasant Run
Cope
Chuck Wiggins Beats George Godfrey For Sixth Ring Victory
Reports from Los Angeles praise Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis as the hard hitting middleweight who defeated George Godfrey by foul in the seventh round. Wiggins, outweighing by about forty pounds, led by three rounds and showed resilience before the referee halted the bout. Benny Whitman awarded Wiggins the win after Godfrey was warned for fouling.
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Los Angeles Express
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Ise
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Cubs Announce Finale as Cubans Stars Top Islanders 5 to 3
Cubans Stars defeated the Islanders 5 to 3 at Washington Park to close their series. The local team won four of five battles in the Negro National League Western division. Dayton Marcos arrive Saturday for a five game set with a Sunday double header starting at 2 p.m.
Jones Dominates Sunningdale Qualifying in Open Race
Bobby Jones American amateur champion led the British Open qualifying at Sunningdale with 68 today, two rounds total 134, virtually ensuring top status among 265 starters for next week’s Open. Whitcomb 143 and Tolley 148 paced notable British veterans as others posted 74 to 76 at St Anne’s.
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Sunningdale
Saint Anne’s
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Watts Gunn
St. Anne's
Cyril Walker
Fred McLeod
W. Nolan
Port Marnock
Jose Jurado
Silas Newton
New York
George von Elm
California
Baseball Calendar for AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AND LEAGUES
Listings show American Association games including Indianapolis at St Paul in two, Columbus at Kansas City, Toledo at Milwaukee, Louisville at Minneapolis in two, plus schedule notes. American League matches Washington at St Louis, Boston at Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia at Detroit, and Chicago at Ork with other cities. National League games feature Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Boston, plus St Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New York with rain and cold affecting several matches.
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A Cleve
Hungate Ace on 110 Yard Hole at Pleasant Run
Harry Hungate sank a hole in one on the 110 yard fifth at Pleasant Run Golf Club as Clifford Courtney and Dick Mills, fellow Butler College golfers, watched. Hungate formerly starred with Butler football.
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Merriam and Ewing Reach The Times Golf Finals
Merriam, technical high school champ, and Neville Ewing, Shortridge champ, advance to the finals of The Times interscholastic invitational at South Grove. Merriam edged Wade 6 and 5 while Ewing beat Wenzel 3 and 1 in morning play plus legal protest over a seventh hole incident.
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Jack Merriam
Neville Ewing
Shortridge
South Grove
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Melvin Wade
Ewing
Richard Wenzel
Wade
Manager Bush Recuperates After Appendectomy
Indianapolis Baseball Club manager Bush underwent an appendectomy at St Vincent Hospital and rested comfortably after a simple operation. He was reported in very good condition and spent a peaceful night under care from the medical staff.
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Indianapolis Association
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Intercity baseball title game set for June 25
United Arena Chicago announces the annual intercity championship between New York High School Baseball League winners and Chicago high schools. Evander Childs High School will visit, while the Chicago winner is not yet decided.
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Chicago
Evander Childs
Independent and Amateur Baseball Club Meeting Locals
Local baseball groups report meetings and upcoming games. The Sir Aah club schedules a Friday night gathering at 22 Washington St and plans a Sunday game, while Lincoln Highway club seeks local regu lars via Webster 1008. The Dardales duel Acme A A at Kodius Park and H N S plans a Friday meeting with other teams to determine permits.
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Marmon Nine to Dine and Clash in League
The Marmon Motor Company hosts a dinner at the Elks Club Friday night. Marmon and Stutz teams are set to play Saturday at 3 PM on the Ft Harrison diamond as part of the Capital City League. Marmon chartered an interurban to transport players from Terminal at 2 PM. Ewing Mills Strole and Butler varsity players have joined Marmon, strengthening the squad.
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Marmon
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Butler
Cleveland Heavyweight Bout Ends With Foul
John Risko of Cleveland led Leo Gates in a ten round scheduled bout before Risko fouled with a low punch in the fifth round. The judges awarded the decision to Gates on a foul.
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Ray Miller Loses in Montreal Ten Round Bout
Chicago featherweight Ray Miller lost the decision to Leo Kid Roy in a ten round scrap in Montreal on Wednesday night.
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Times
Montreal
Ray Miller
Chicago
Leo
Kid) Roy
Hens Stop Milwaukee in 9 6 Victory at Toledo
Casey Stengel's Toledo Hens defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 9 to 6. Danforth took the loss as Gearin finished. Heving's bases clearing triple highlighted Toledo's offense, while Milwaukee rallied in the ninth but fell short. Columbus also won, Senators beat Kansas City 19 to 7 under new manager McQuillan.
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McNamara
Heving
Danforth
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Kansas City
Biemiller
Hriska
Hargrove
Wells
Casey Stengel
Toledo Hens
Ohi O
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Dave Danforth
Toledo
Senators
George McQuillan
Finnegan Stops Glick In Sixth Round in Boston
Honeyboy Finnegan of Boston stopped Joe Glick of Brooklyn in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round boxing bout held in Boston on a Wednesday night. Glick was knocked out as the fight ended.
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Boston
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Honeyboy Finnegan
Camel Cigarette Advertising Claim
An advertising piece extols Camel cigarettes as the best tasting and most refreshing option. It emphasizes choice tobaccos, unique blending, and wide popularity, claiming no other cigarette matches Camel quality and value.
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NETCU Matches Abroad in Women’s Wightman Cup
Wimbledon matches open without Helen Wills as American team faces Britain for the Wightman Cup. Miss Elizabeth Ryan strengthens the U S lineup though she has shown recent uneven form after travel. Three singles and a doubles pairing are scheduled with Joan Fry, Mary Browne, Mrs Boy friend Godfree and the Goss sisters among the rivals.
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Henri Cochet
Paris
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California
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Howard Kinsey
Count Salm
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Dorothy Sheppard Baron
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