U.S. Stars Enter First Round of British Open Play
Bobby Jones led U S qualifiers with 150 for 36 holes at Wallasey amid rain as Horton Smith Diegel and other American and British players posted tallies. Top 100 low scorers and ties advance to Royal Liverpool starting Wednesday for a 72 hole event over three days.
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Listening to the Sharkey Schmeling Bout Weighs Opinions
The writer recalls attending the Sharkey Schmeling match and admits he favored Sharkey but believed Schmeling won by a foul. He questions national sentiment about the heavyweight title and argues his critique is academic, praising Schmeling's performance while noting realism about the outcome and Germany. He dismisses nationality as a factor and mocks those who imply it mattered.
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Brown Meets Court in Ten Round Scrap at Riverside
The boxing card announces Ten Rounds Willard Brown of Indianapolis versus Charlie Court of Cincinnati in a junior welterweight bout. Other bouts include Lou Shaw of Cincinnati versus Schmadel of Indianapolis, four rounds. Frank Gierke of Indianapolis against Kid Grady of Indianapolis. Roy Woods of Indianapolis versus Young Leach of Indianapolis. Jimmie Fox of Indianapolis versus Tuffy Mitchell of Indianapolis. Court has won all four local ring appearances, beating Lon Lovelace Bob Lewsader and Otto Atterson, with Lovelace defeated twice.
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Major Leaders Lead Hitter Totals and Home Run Ranks
The list highlights top hitters Klein of the Phillies Hog of the Giants and Stephenson of the Cubs with 41 games and 1282 points, Cochrane of the Athletics 41 with 141 and Hodapp of the Indians 53 with 217 and 48. Home Run leaders include Berger of the Braves with 21, Gehrig of the Yankees with 19, Wilson of the Cubs with 18.
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Wallace Stops Vet Mason in Fourth Round at Cable Tabernacle
Roy Wallace, a local light heavy, knocked out veteran Johnny Mason in the fourth round of a ten round bout at Cable Tabernacle on Monday after a competitive three rounds. Mason faded as age weakened his punches and chin.
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Baseball Calendar Today's Games In American Association and National League
Schedule lists Indianap olis at Milwaukee Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St Paul Louisville at Kansas City Boston at Chicago Washington at St Louis New York at Cleveland St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia National League results show St Louis and Washington wins with multiple runs and errors for both leagues No games scheduled in New York at Cleveland due to rain.
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Semi-Pros and Amateurs Indianapolis Cardinals-Low a Wednesday at Garfield
Semi professional and amateur teams in Indianapolis compete at Garfield with Cardinals battery Sharrick and Bright. Orioles planned for Sunday at Pennsy Park. Dady A. C. defeated Keystone with eleven hits, while Colonial nine beat Crown Laundry 10 to 9 in ten innings. Miller beats White in New York game.
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Chances for Otto Title
Otto Von Porat and William L. Stribling meet in Chicago to decide the next challenger for Max Schmeling after the heavyweight title bout. The winner earns a shot at Schmeling, with Porat described as son of a Norwegian pedagogue and Stribling as the Georgia Cracker.
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Fall Creek Net Tourney Opens With Seeded Players
The seventh annual Fall Creek tennis tournament opens this afternoon with ten first round junior matches. Seeds Woody DuHadway Chick Ertel Vincent Meunier and Joe Stubbs lead twenty entrants. Entries in the men and boys divisions continue as play starts later in the week.
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Mackey Named Freshman Coach at Purdue
MacKey a former Purdue end for 1926 27 28 has been appointed assistant freshman football coach and head freshman wrestling coach at Purdue University announced by Director of Athletics N A Kellogg.
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Shires Moves to Washington in Trade Boost for Senators
Chicago White Sox first baseman Shires, delighted by a Washington trade for Braxton and Tate, says the move could spark a pennant push. He recalls salary woes, praises Donie Bush as a fine manager, and predicts renewed vigor with the Great Art back in form.
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Pugilism Booms in Chicago Ahead of Von Porat Stribling Fight
In Chicago about 14 000 fans have prepaid roughly 50 000 to see Otto Von Porat and Young Stribling contest Wednesday night. Both boxers trained lightly as the public weighs the edge of Stribling’s skill against Von Porat’s knockout reputation. Von Porat holds a fourteen pound weight advantage as fans pick whether his power or Stribling’s craft will decide the bout.
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Indiana Open and district golf events set in Indianapolis area
A busy ten day golf slate in Indianapolis features the Indiana Open with 72 holes over two days, plus the Methuselah Club spring tournament at French Lick and the Indianapolis District Golf Association city and district events. Notables include Neal McIntyre defending the state crown, Bill Tinder and Ralph Stonehouse among entrants, and a new rule allowing second shots on all par 4 and 5 holes.
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Three Hoosiers Qualify for National Open
Indiana players among 112 qualifiers for the United States Open at Interlachen Minnesota July 10 12. Bill Tinder Dick Nelson H C Walter and Jim Woonan all from Indiana earned spots while Neal McIntyre failed to qualify. Dave Knost knocked out Jack Carmsy in a St Louis boxing bout in West Frankfort Illinois.
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Robins release Norman Newsom to Jersey City option
Brooklyn announces pitcher Norman Newsom is optioned to Jersey City of the International League on June 17. Newsom joins Jersey City roster under a separate exchange plan and remains under Brooklyn control.
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Wolgast Beats Baumann in Ten Rounds
Frankie Baumann falls to Midget Wolgast in a ten round flyweight bout reported by the Times Special from CITY on June 17. Wolgast, champion in several states, dominated the match to secure a clear victory.
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Lenard Stops Leon by Time in Chicago Bout
Henry Lenard a Chicago featherweight knocked out Tony Leon of Cleveland in the first round of a ten round scheduled bout held in Chicago.
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Japan Reaches Davis Cup Final Round in Europe
Japan advances to the final round of European zone Davis Cup play after eliminating Czechoslovakia in the semi finals. They will face Italy, with the winner meeting the United States in the inter zone finals.
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Berg and Chocolate Set for Polo Grounds Bout
Jack Berg the junior welterweight champion and Kid Chocolate undefeated Cuban featherweight have been matched by Madison Square Garden for a ten round bout at the Polo Grounds on August 7.
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Canzoneri and Grogan Set for Queens Feature Bout
Tony Canzoneri of Brooklyn former world featherweight champion meets Tommy Grogan of Omsha in the feature bout at Queens. The match headlines a card in New York on June 17 with both fighters seeking a win to boost title bids.
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Rabbit Ball Retained in Senior Loop
New York June 17 discussion of the lively ball and rejection of numbering all National League players highlighted the mid summer meeting of league club owners and officials. President Heydler said magnates favored the present ball and would not change it. A rule passed prevents a coach made active from returning to player status for a year after resuming coaching. Heydler announced attendance through June 15 exceeded last year. Brooklyn leads in home attendance.
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Roses Fade: Central League Forfeits Richmond Franchise
Richmond Roses become an orphan road club for the rest of the season after the Central League forfeits the franchise due to finances. Don Jacobs, league proxy, confirms the move. A. E. Johnson of Dayton was owner and president. Attendance declined after a strong season start.
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Garden Seeks Return Heavyweight Title Match
Madison Square Garden chief Frank Bruen aims to stage a Max Schmeling versus Jack Sharkey return bout at Yankee Stadium on September 25. Sharkey lists a 12 percent purse share. Schmeling demands a champion’s share and waiver of German agent Arthur Bulow’s 20 percent claim.
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Diving Champ at Woodstock Amphibious Meet Highlight
Woodstock Country Club hosts an aquatic meet at 3 p.m. and a diving exhibition at 8 p.m. Miss Jane Fauntz of the Illinois Women's A. C. of Chicago headlines the show. She was on the 1928 U S Olympic team and holds multiple titles including the Canadian high diving crown and National AAU low board championships.
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Cleveland and Nats Bid for Lead in pennant race
In interleague play Cleveland and Washington pushed for first as Philadelphia sat idle with a slim lead. Detroit beat Philadelphia 9 8, Washington rallied for a 9 7 win over St Louis to join Cleveland in a tie for second, and other NL results included Brooklyn’s 5 3 win over St Louis and Chicago Cubs beating New York 8 5.
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Indians Open Western Swing in Milwaukee Series
The Breezy Tribe, led by Johnny Capriden, begin a three game set in Milwaukee visiting four western cities and Louisville before returning home. Louisville leads the league by a wide margin as Akron pursues Pennant hopes while facing injuries and roster churn.
Heavyweight and Bantamweight Title Card At Ft Harrison
At Ft Harrison Ring Tonight double windup features Walter Pickerd of Indianapolis against Joe Packo of Toledo in ten rounds. Also Tracy Cox of Indianapolis meets Harold Knopp of Toledo in ten rounds featherweights. Preliminaries include six round bouts Pat Huber of Danville versus Red Holloway of Indianapolis welter and Willie Erne of Kansas City versus Jackie Parker of Terre Haute lightweights. First bout at 8 30. Referees Grammell and Cooley.
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Grimes Traded to the Cardinals in Braves Swap
Burleigh Grimes joins the St. Louis Cardinals while Wee Willie Sherdel and Fred Frankhouse go to the Boston Braves in a deal announced by Sam Breadon. Grimes, 37, has 227 NL wins in fourteen seasons. Sherdel, 34, and Frankhouse, 26, have fluctuated in performance.
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Italy Reaches 1930 Davis Cup European Final
In Milan on June 17 Italy upset the Australian team in the European zone semi finals earning a place in the finals against the Japan-Czechoslovakia winner. The result promotes Italy as a dark horse candidate for the Davis Cup title.
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Wrestling results from Broad Ripple Monday night
The card opened with Speedy Schaeffer losing the first fall to an unnamed opponent. Mike Polo and Boston were mentioned with injuries after a missed tackle. Ralph Hancock faced Ed Baker and Haro Simms defeated Tommy Peters. Eustae claimed two falls against Geor, while Allan Hill won the main event.
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Rain Postpones Elkins Herrera Bout in Braddock
Rain forced postponement of a scheduled ten round boxing match between Eddie Elkins of New York and Tony Herrera of Chicago in Braddock, Pa. The fight set for Monday night was postponed due to wet conditions.
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Grotto Picnic Water Carnival News Bout At Broad Ripple
Entertainment program at Broad Ripple park features a news bout between Harold and Sammy Davis in a four round display as members attend the Grotto picnic and water carnival events tonight.
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Washington junior crew wins Madison two mile race
The University of Washington junior crew dominated Wisconsin on Lake Monona, finishing two miles in 10 minutes 32.5 seconds, seven lengths ahead of the Badgers who clocked 11 minutes flat.
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Cardinals Robins Share Major League Batting Record
The St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers tied a modern major league batting record by totaling 103 official at bats in a game. Dodgers had 52 at bats and the Cardinals 51, equaling a National League mark set when tied teams batted 99 times in 1961.
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