Youth Day TN Tourney at Hawthorn Club
Semi finals in juniors and boys singles set the stage at the city tennis tournament on Hawthorn Club courts. Sagalowsky and Katzenberger among contenders for titles as boys field narrows. Saturday finals will crown champions in multiple divisions including men’s doubles and women’s events.
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Indianapolis
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NOVECKY AND LUCAS READY FOR FORT SHOW
Covington Kentucky’s Alex Novecky and St Louis’ Jimmy Lucas weigh in for the Fort Harrison open air arena feature bout in the eight round main event. A pair of bantamweight preliminaries sport Barnes names from Terre Haute New York and local competitors as the card builds toward a busy showing.
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Covington
Jimmy Lucas
St. Louis
Ft. Harrison Open Air Arena
Bhantams
Kid Sparks
Terre Haute
Mike Dundee
New York City
Military Reservation
Lawrence
Spring Valley
Paul Thomson
Newkirk
Billy Sullivan
Cincinnati
Harry Sawyer
Young Templeton
Bobby Hann
Eagles Card Two Boxers To Fight At Eagles Lodge
Two Indianapolis boys Gene Risk and Paul Shubert will box Monday June 25 on an Eagles Lodge card. They weigh 132 pounds and are evenly matched. Risk trains at the Manhattan Club with Roy Walace, noted amateur middleweight, and the Eagles anticipate a high class boxing evening with strong attendance.
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Indianapolis
Eagles Lodge
Gene Risk
Paul Shubert
Risk
Manhattan
Roy Wal- Qyace
Eagles
Indianaplis A B C Triumph Over Ameri Giants
The A B C's defeated the Ameri Giants Monday in a flashy showing. Cooper limited local stars to five hits as the A B C's surged to a 4 victory. New York dispatch reports.
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Indianapolis A. B. C
Ameri- Giants
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Promoters Race to Close $100000 Dempsey Gibbons Pact
Promoters and managers push to raise the final $100000 instalment of the $500000 purse for the Dempsey Gibbons title bout on July 4 in Shelby Montana. Dan Tracy says funds will be deposited to Dempsey’s credit. Main card set for July 3 includes three ten round bouts featuring Delaney and Burke.
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United Press
Shelby
Mont
Dan Tracy
Great Falls
Dempsey
Tracy
Mike Collins
Dempsey-Gibbons
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Jack Burke
Grey Lag to Carry Top Weight in Queen's County Handicap
Grey Lag will carry 138 pounds to headline the Queen's County Handicap at Aqueduct this Saturday, matching the Brooklyn Handicap weight. Mad Harter is set at 120, Kai Sang 128, Bunting 128, Lucky Hour 125, Thunder Clap 124, and Little Chief 123, with Zev at 117 and Bud Lerner 108 as possible runners in Rancovas stable colors.
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Speeders at Kansas City H C S 5 set for July 4 dash
H C S speeders including the 500 mile mount shipped to Kansas City for a 250 mile event on July 4. Tommy Milton will drive the car that won at Indianapolis and Earl Cooper the other H C S entry. Race is 200 laps on Kansas City Speedway board track. Harry Stutz will oversee final preparations. Bennie Hill and Dave Lewis named to drive two Duesenbergs with a third driver to be announced.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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K. C. Speedway
Golf Rules On Ball Placement And Penalties Discussed
The text explains who plays first on the green when distances vary and outlines handling of unfit balls with no penalty for substitution. It covers incorrect stroke counts given by an opponent and the penalty when a player wrongly states their strokes, risking loss of the hole if not corrected before the next stroke.
Y M C A Lads Behind Schedule in Long Run
Y M C A athletes running in relays from Evansville to Chicago were set to reach Indianapolis around 1 PM where local Y runners would begin their stretch to Greensburg a 48.6 mile leg. The group lagged about an hour. twenty eight runners qualified for the Indianapolis section of the statewide event. The lead local starter was to depart from the New York Street entrance of the Y M C A.
Reach and weight claims in Dempsey Gibbons bout
Wilson Ross notes common misperceptions about Dempsey and Gibbons. Gibbons has a 74 inch reach while Dempsey is 73, with Gibbons unable to straighten his arms affecting measured reach. Dempsey weighs about 180 pounds now, likely higher at fight time, while Gibbons is near 185 and may dip to around 180.
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Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Dempsey
Jack
Shelby
Under Clubbing Cautions From Western Open Champion
Western Open champion warns golfers against under and over clubbing and stresses using the right club for the distance. He notes players like Gene Sarazen switch to woods or spoons to maintain accuracy and conserve energy.
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Gene Sarazen
Amateur and semi pro baseball notices across June July games
Various teams seek games for June 24 and July 4 8 and other Sundays. Amateurs and favorites announce players needed coaches call numbers in Kokomo Indiana. Local results note Selmiers defeat Marion Cardinals 13 2 as Eagles reorganize to play 16 17 year olds.
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Munete
Marion
Kokomo
Sniviey
A. C.s
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Kenwood
Big Ten golf tourney opens at Evanston with Chicago and Illinois favored
The Big Ten golf tournament begins at Evanston Golf Club with Chicago and Illinois seen as strongest in team and individual matches. Rial E. Rolfe, ex Illini captain and two time Big Ten individual champion, is the early favorite in qualifying. All Big Ten teams except Iowa and Indiana field entries in team play. Great Jaz and In Memoriam win season openers at Latonia Race Track.
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Evanston
Illinois
Rial E. Rolfe
Illini
Big Ten
Iowa
Indiana
Latonia
Jaz
Wiedeman
Kopf quits Braves to run Cincinnati gas station
Larry Kopf, Boston Brave shortstop, arrived in Cincinnati June 14 and said he has quit the club and will retire from baseball. He told Boston management two weeks earlier and will operate a gaso line station in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Larry Kopf
Boston Brave
Boston
City Teams in Doubleheader at Pennsy Park
A doubleheader will be staged at Pennsy Park on Saturday for the Indianapolis Amateur Base ball Association. The Sahara Grotto and C I W of the Big Six League meet first at 2 p.m. The De Molays face the Brookside Odd Fellows in the second game. Last meeting near three weeks ago ended 1 to 0 in eleven innings with the De Molays defeating the Odd Fellows. The Co I W expect about 300 supporters for the railroad outfit.
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Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association
de Molays
Brookside Odd Fellows
Fraternal
Sahara Grotto
Odd Fellows Club
Te Malays
Gibbons Training Ducks Tommys Handball Habit
Tommy Gibbons, Cleveland sportsman Tom M Ginty, and a daily mitt routine tighten the fists. The routine, started two years ago on a tip from Ginty, has forged tougher mits for Tommy.
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Dukes
Tommy M’ginty
Cleveland
Tommy
Indians rally to take series opener 6 to 3 over Hens
Toledo June 19 Times Special Jack Hendricks Indians rallied in the ninth to beat the Hens 6 to 3. Janvrin led the attack with four hits including two doubles a triple and a single. Kirke Sicking and Christenbury each had three hits. Lamar hit an inside the park homer for Toledo.
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Indians
Carmen Hill
Bob Wright
Henace
Carmen
Janvrin
Kirke
Sicking
Christenbury
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Lamar
Hill
Kelly
Tribe
Baseball Standings and Calendar National League Row
The snippet shows standings with teams and records including St. Louis and Philadelphia entries, but details are incomplete. It lists numbers that resemble wins losses percentages and games played within the National League standings.
The Play Foul Ball Rule Explained from Pitcher’s Rubber Incident
The batter hit a foul ball that struck the pitcher's rubber and bounded along the line to foul territory. Runners on first and third advanced before the ball was returned to the infield, but the official ruling declared it a foul ball and outs or replays should have occurred.
Big Fellows in Action at Tomlinson Hall Wednesday
Boxing fans will see Martin Burke of New Orleans and Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis clash in a ten round main event at Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday night. Wiggins finished training with sparring partners Robbie Bridges Spike Kelly and Ray Wallace. Burke trains at Casino Gardens this afternoon as the wind up. Also on the card Pinky Crosby of Franklin meets Jack Ledeaux of Canada and Robbie Bridges faces Jack Sheppard of Cincinnati.
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Martin Burke
New Orleans
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Wiggins
Robbie Bridges
Spike Kelly
Ray Wallace
Chuck
Jack Ledeaux
Canada
Jack Sheppard
Cincinnati
Indels at Tol Louis Col Minna at Mill St
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Tol Louis
Col. Minna
Mill St. P
American League
Clere
Wash
Baseball results from multiple teams and doubleheaders listed
The page shows a collage of baseball scores with teams such as Louisville Columbus Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Detroit New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago and Chicago games. It lists game-by-game inning totals and player lineups including Koob Estell Sotheran Brottem Sanders Hartley Tipple Mayer Caldwell Carter Gaenes McCarty Holloway Rassler Hoyt Mays Hoffman Shocker Severeid Ferguson Quinn Fuller ton Walters Cvengros Thurston Schalk Walberg Perkins Brugy Coveleskie Myatt Johnson Ruel Marquard Benton Fillingim E Smith Morrison Gooch Mattox Bearth and others. First and second games noted with differing results and total runs per side.
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Estell
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Hartley
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Kansas City
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Mayer
Caldwell
Carter
Gaenes McCarty
Lenglen Criticizes Parisians After Paris Crowd Incident
Suzanne Lenglen blasts Paris fans calling them rotten sports after a celebration kiss by the gallery during her match with Miss Golding. She questions future plans for Wimbledon and hints at retirement as her father pressures her to quit.
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United News
Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
Mile
Lenglen
Miss Golding
Tremaine Loses Semi Final in Wilde Villa Bout
New York bantam Carl Tremaine loses by decision to Philadelphia's Harry Gordon in the Wilde Villa championship semi final. Tendler dominates Moran in eight rounds, Tait outclasses Mitchell, Demarco and Herman draw, and Andy Kid Palmer beats Bogash in Philadelphia bouts.
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Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Harry Gordon
Philadelphia
Wilde Villa
Lew Tendler
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Tendler
Clonie Tait
Ray Mitchell
Cuddy Demarco
Babe Herman
Andy Kid Palmer
Louis Bogash
Villa dethrones Wilde in Elyweight title fight
Pancho Villa, 17, defeats Jimmy Wilde by knockout in the seventh round at the Polo Grounds before 40,000 spectators. Wilde, once leader of the world scene, is knocked out amid a brutal barrage after a checkered career and long inactivity. Villa claims the world flyweight crown and earns about 32,000 dollars to Wilde’s 65,000.
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United Press
New York
Pancho Villa
Jimmy Wilde
Villa
Polo Grounds
Wilde
Vila
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