City Tennis Meet Opens at Hawthorn Club
The annual city tennis tournament begins at Hawthorn Club court with men's and junior singles. Fifty-five men entered, eight seeded players listed, with first round matches set from 1 o clock. Referee Ed Dorey leads officiating as pairings for women’s and boys’ events are to be announced tonight.
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Hawthorn Club
Julius Sagalowsky
Tommy Wilson
Butler
Bud Markey
Notre Dame
Dick Bastian
E. H. Ehlers
Bob Lang
Marshall Christopher
Rafael Gonzales
Melvin Gifford
Burford Danner
George Shields
Cornelius Ollaway Jr
Tom Dwyer
Jonn Itel
Ralph Coyle
Jock Yule
Bob McCullough
Albert Harris
Emmett Lowery
Jean Demmary
James Warren
Ed Dorey
Baseball Ca Lennar Games Today-Results Yester
American Association reports no games today while Ali played in double headers Sunday. National League Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and St Louis at Chicago listed as only games scheduled. American League Detroit at Boston (two), Chicago at Philadelphia also listed as scheduled. Second game results show scores for Minneapolis, Columbus, Louisville, and Kansas City with multiple pitchers named. Oakland…
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
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Keneally Schon
Indianapolis Wee
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
St Louis
Wa Y
Phila
Ca. Free
Brooklyn
Oh Newark
Cincin
Burr Swezey Wins Soap Cake at Razzle Dazzle Tourney
Burr Swezey of Lafayette dominates the Lake Wawasee event clinching the soap cake prize as members of the Soap Fact ory Gang staged two days of zany golf. Notables include John Simpson Paris Ill Arch rivals Ed Lennox Ben Coburn and Ward Ferguson among others. net scores note Lloyd.
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Nex Saerin
Bers
John Simpson
Paris
Ill
Burr Swezel
Indianapolis
Ed Lennox
Bob Bowen
Luke Lincoln
Ben Coburn
Sid Fenstermaker
Burt Swezel
J. William Wright
B. T
Jimmy Marshall Jr
George Bell
Fred Holmes
G. A. Young
Lafayette
David House
J. T. Hamill
R. V. Law
Times Victors Stage Prizes for Inter Scholastic Golf
Winners and runners up receive cups balls and medals at a Tuesday 8 pm Indiana Theater presentation. Donors include Indianapolis Times Windsor Jewelry Lyman Bros Kay Jewelry and Troxel Manufacturing with club donations from pros Ralph Stonehouse Russell Stonehouse Dick Nelson Roy Smith George Soutar.
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Pleasant Run Links
Indiana Theater
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Harry Schopp
Hermean Uebele
Windsor Jewelery
C. R. Akers Company
Lyman Bros
L. L. Levy
Kay Jewelery
Jackson Cap Company
Smith-Hassler-Sturm Company
Harry Schornstein
Phil Brown
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Elyria
Ohio
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Russel Stonehouse
Dick Nelson
Roy Smith
George Soutar
Final Week of Training for Regatta Crews
Crews in the last of nine squads arrived in Poughkeepsie for a final week of training on the Hudson. Wisconsin and Washington completed arrivals and were set for their first workouts over the four mile course later today.
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United Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Wisconsin
Washington
Schmeling Resting Ahead of New York Bout
Max Schmeling took another day off from training in Lakewood New Jersey before his June 17 heavyweight bout with Basque fighter Paulino Uzcudun in New York. Referee Harry Ertle, who officiated the Dempsey Carpentier fight, praised Schmeling as a fine fighting machine.
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N. J
Max Schmeling
Paulino Uzcudun
New York
Schmeling
Harry Ertle
Jersey City
Ertle
Arnold Sets Record in Ten Mile Race at Expo Park
Arnold at the wheel of a Miller set a new track record for ten miles at Expo Park in Aurora Illinois. His time was 8 30 5 with Louis Schneider of Indianapolis second. Arnold won an additional five mile race with Schneider second and Schneider captured a five miler with Jack Roberts second.
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Ill
Billy Arnold
Exposition Park
Arnold
Louis Schneider
Indianapolis
Ith Schneider
Schneider
Jack Roberts
Strauss Nine Tops Marion In Slim Baseball Clash
The Strauss Says A. A. nine of Indianapolis beat the Marion Athletics 6 to 4 in Marion Indiana. It was a pitchers duel until the eighth inning when the visitors knocked Anderson from the mound. Final score 6 to 4 with Anderson and Barlow opposing.
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Ind
Strauss
A. A
Indianapolis
Marion Athletics
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Barlow
Trauss
TION
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Star Field in 100 Yard Event at Yankee Stadium
A twilight track and field meet at Yankee Stadium features a strong 100 yard dash entry list. Notable runners include Claude Bracey Karl Wildemuth Jimmy Daley Reginald Bowen Pittsburgh Bob McAllister Olympic star and Eddie Tolan from Michigan competing for the New York Public School Athletic League.
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United Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
New York Public School Athletic League
Claude Bracey
Karl Wildemuth
Jimmy Daley
Reginald Bowen
Pittsburgh
Bob McAllister
Olympic
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Tolley to Enter Yankee Amateur
Tolley announced he would travel to the United States this fall to compete in the American amateur golf championship after winning the British amateur trophy. Fellow British amateurs E F Corey and T A Bourn also planned to enter the American event.
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United Press
Sandwich
Eng
John Nelson Smith
Cyril Tolley
United States
E. F. Corey
T. A. Bourn
Grand Circuit Opens at Lexington on Breeders Track
The opening spring meeting of the Grand Circuit begins this afternoon at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association track in Lexington. Seven hundred horses gathered for the meet with featured events the $3,000 Reynolds stake for 2:12 pacers and the $1,500 Devereux Stake for 2-year-old trotters.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Reynolds
Devereux
Buckeye Classic Race Postponed Due to Thunderstorm
The 100 mile Buckeye classic on the Akron Cleveland board speedway will be run next Sunday after a storm stopped the event at 32 miles. Dutch Bauman of Indianapolis led by one lap when rain halted the race.
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Akron
Akron- Cleveland Board Speedway
Dutch Bauman
Indianapolis
Ira Hall Wins Feature Fifteen Mile Speed Race
Ira Hall, a well known Terre Haute pilot, won the feature fifteen mile speed race at the local dirt track Sunday in Brazil Indiana. Bill Cummins won the first five mile race, Lawrence Pingrey from Iowa took the second, and John Gerber, also from Iowa, captured the third.
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Times Special
Brazil
Ind
Ira Hall
Terre Haute
Bill Cummins
Indianapolis
Hall
Lawrence Pingrey
Iowa
Britain Advances to European Zone Davis Cup Final
In Budapest on June 17 J C Gregory defeated Irme Takats of Hungary in the decisive match of the Davis Cup semi final between Britain and Hungary securing a berth in the finals.
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United Press
Budapest
Great Britain
J. C. Gregory
Irme Takats
Hungary
Murder Week Sparks The Studio and Through Different Eyes
A theater column reviews two crime heavy films this week. Through Different Eyes stars Mary Duncan and Warner Baxter in a courtroom murder trial with multiple amoral twists. The Rainbow Man features Eddie Dowling in a minstrel tale of love and hardship atop a touring act.
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The
Circle
Anolin
Mary Duncan
Warner Baxter
Edmund Lowe
Rainbow Man
Indiana
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Sleepy Valley
Dowling
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The Studio Murder Mystery at the Circle Is a Talker
A review notes the Circle presents The Studio Murder Mystery a talky plot with a misdirected director and a killer reveal saved for the final minutes. The mad lover actor stirs tension as he kisses many women before the climactic shooting implication arises.
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Doris Hill
Frederic March
Warner Oland
Chester Conklin
Dessa Byrd
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John D. Rockefeller may live to 100 says biographer
John K. Winkler, author of Rockefeller biography, states the senior Rockefeller may reach age 100. He notes Rockefeller’s 90th anniversary on July 8 1929 and describes Rockefeller’s philosophy of life and calm attitude toward death.
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United Fresh New York
John D. Rockefeller
John K. Winkler
Rockefeller
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