Kolp's Fourteenth Inning Single Wins Reds/Cardinals Tie
Cincinnati pitcher Ray Kolp lined a fourteenth inning single to score Dressen and lift the Reds to a 3 2 victory over St. Louis. The game featured Sunny Jim Bottomley’s tying homer in the ninth and two-out drama as Kolp relieved Luque in the eleventh.
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Sunny Jim” Bottomley
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Talking It Over With Joe Williams On Scapa Flow Tragedy
Joe Williams reflects on the Brooklyn Handicap when Scapa Flow, a four year old son of Man O War, broke down during the race. The horse later died from a broken right foreleg as fans jeered and the crowd grew quiet. Victorian and the western owned Reigh Count are noted as contenders in a possible Whitney-Saratoga showdown.
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Napoleon
Aqueduct Track
Brooklyn
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Black Panther
McAfee
Scapa Flow
Su Jb
Reigh
Saratoga
Lu Blue's Real Name and Hartnett's Experience
Luzerne Atwell Blue is cited as Lu Blue's real name. Gabby Hartnett is described as a veteran catcher, with notes on his debut in 1921 and joining Chicago in 1922, while Jack Hendricks became Reds manager in 1924 after Pat Moran fell ill and died in Florida.
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Luzerne Atwell Blue
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago
W. W. Johnson
Liberty Hotel
Indianapolis
Jack Hendricks
The
Reds Oae
Pat Moran
Moran
Florida
Hendricks
Indianavolis
Difficult Olympia Fields Course to Offer Championship Test
Olympia Fields will host 146 players in the national open at a famed course designed by Willie Park. No. 4 course, used for major tours like the Western Open and 1925 PGA, features rolling fairways, large true greens, and multiple hazards including a creek crossing eight holes. Defending champion Tommy Armour has posted the best practice rounds with two 72s amid variable weather and scoring.
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Chicago
Olympia Fields
America
Willie Park
England
Mammoth Olympia Fields
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Portland Acquires Edward Baecht From Nationals
Portland Oregon reports Ed ward Baecht a right handed pitcher has been purchased from the Philadelphia Nationals by Portland of the Pacific Coast League. A telegram from Thomas L Turner of the Beavers states the deal is closed and Baecht will report in Los Angeles this week.
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Edward Baecht
Philadelphia Nationals
Thomas L. Turner
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Los Angeles
Indians Tackle Hens in Opener of Key Four-Game Series
Indiana Blues head to Toledo to start a four game set with the Lancaster Hens after three losses in four starts in Columbus. Bruno Betzel’s Indians sit fourth in the league standings amid a historically tight June race and may be without star Fred Haney who injured his leg in Columbus.
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Columbus
Bruno Betzel
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Tribesmen
Kansas City
Blues
Millers
Rawtown
Indianapolis
Louisville
Senators
Fred Haney
Prizes Awarded in Annual Times Schoolboy Golf Tourney
A galaxy of prizes were awarded in the annual Times Schoolboy Golf Tourney held at Coffin course last week. One hundred forty one entrants contested with major awards to William Heinlein Cathedral and Maurice Jone Manual. Consolation prizes included picks for Neville Ewins Shortridge and James Munro Technical. Special prizes went to Maurice Stone Manual and Herold McClure Jr. Cathedral in age group and high score categories.
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Links
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Cathedral
Maurice Jone
Roy Smith
Avalon
Phil Brown
Indiana Golf Supply Company
Neville E
Anthony Brisnick
Washington
Sweetspot Iron
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South Grove
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Ralph Stonehouse
Charles Higgs
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Stoneouse
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L. A. Jackson
Capitol Cap Company
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Dick Miller
Smith, Hassler & Sturm
Sporting Goods Store
John Waugh
Dave Parry
Herold McClure, Jr
James Montague
N. LaSalle St
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al Roy
Frank Payne
Ayers
B. L. Hanna
Thirty-Third St
Monty
Fights and Fighters Across U S Card Mix
In Buffalo Jimmy Slattery tones down Tony Marullo in ten rounds at 165 166 pounds. Pete Nebo outpoints Bass in a drizzle in Philadelphia. Johnny Jadick decision over Dick Innegan while Bobby Brown defeats Homer Robinson. Lew Tendler scores a fifth round technical knockout over Nate Goldman. Bobby Cox knocked out by Alex Hart in Charlotte. In Des Moines Western League buys pitcher C L Nance from Seattle. Frenchie Belanger to box Johnny McCoy in Toronto Arena Gardens next Monday.
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Pete Nebo
Florida
Pare Bass
Johnny Jadick
Philadelpia
Honeyboy" Innegan
Boston
Bobby Brown
Homer Robinson
Lew Tendler
Nate Goldman
Toronto
Ontario
Frenchie Belanger
Steve Rocco
Johnny McCoy
Los Angeles
Arena Gardens
Reds Star Hughey Critz Says He Lost Twelve Pounds
Cincinnati Reds second baseman Hughey Critz says his extra effort this season has cost him twelve pounds as he juggles tough play and long season grind.
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Hughey Critz
Cincinnati Reds
Times Invitational Golf Tourney Consolation Winners Named
Brisnick of Washington High School and Higgs of Manual High won the two consolation brackets in the third annual Indianapolis Times Invitational interscholastic golf tourney. The Times meet championship went to William Heinlein of Cathedral, who defeated Maurice Stone of Manual 1 up in the 36 hole final.
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Indianapolis Times
Bris
Nick
Harry Schopp
Higgs
Ralph Stonehouse
S Brisnick
Washington High School
William Heinlein
Cathedral
Maurice Stone
Manual
Fifth Program at Fort Tonight Feature Night of Boxing Matchups
Cincinnati’s Vincent Hambright meets Tate Langford of Louisville in a 138 pound bout. Al Conway of Philadelphia faces Johnny Larabee. San Francisco’s Paul Dar vs Chet Smallwood of Sullivan at 153 pounds. Buck Cornett of Indianapolis vs Steve Vincent of Cincinnati in four round bout. Terry Donovan of Indianapolis vs Edwin Dick of Indianapolis in an eight round opener at 8:50 daylight time.
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Cincinnati
Tate Langford
Louisville
al Conway
Philadelphia
Johnny Larabee
Omaha
Paul Dar
San Francisco
Chet Smallwood
Sullivan
Buck Cornett
Indianapolis
Steve Vincent
Terry Donovan
Indianapells
Edwin Dick
Ascot opening features Brown Jack in Ascot stakes win
Ascot Heath England June 19 Maj H A Wagyer s Brown Jack won the 10000 two mile Ascot stakes handicap leading two French entries to the finish. Bonny Boy II placed second by three lengths Start II was third. Reflector won the Coventry stakes for 2 year olds La Fayette was second Black Ensign third Forty? one raced Maid of Perth won the gold vase Dancing Floor second Apple dore third Potoski won the Prince of Wales stakes Sleepy Lad second Sans Charger third Twelve ran
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Brown Jack
M. E. Destakry
Bonny Boy II
M. M. Bouasac
Benny Boy II
A. de Rothschild
Reflector
M. P. Wertheimer
Lafayette
Duke
Sol Joel
Potoski
Pommern
Tatiana
Lady Ludlow
Sleepy Lad
Lord Derby
Pro-Am Golf At Avalon Yields High Drama And Scores
Neil McIntyre and Dick Gant card 67 in a pro am at Avalon while McIntyre vows future Indiana Open success. George Soutar shines with a water hazard shot and a perfect kneeling sand shot on the 18th. many 70s and 71s accompany a busy golf day as Martinsville next hosts a special purse event.
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Highland
Avalon
Dick Gant
Neil
Gant
Soutar
George
Ora
Gof
Southern Golf Event Starts in Dallas Championship
The twenty sixth annual Southern amateur golf championship opened in Dallas on June 19 with 180 players from Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Georgia Alabama Oklahoma and Texas competing in an eighteen hole qualifying round. Match play begins Wednesday and favorites include Watts Gunn Atlanta R E Spicer and Frank Dyer Memphis.
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Texas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Oklahoma
Watts Gunn
Atlanta
R. E. Spicer
Frank Dyer
Memphis
Tenn
Blues Obtain Mullen from Browns in Kansas City
Kansas City Blues manager Zwilling announced the purchase of Billy Mullen a former Brown third baseman from St. Louis. Mullen had been playing with Dallas in the Texas League while owned by the Browns.
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Chance for M Larnin Promised Mandell Bout If He Beats McGraw
Jimmy McLarnin the Pacific Coast lightweight can earn another shot at Sammy Mandell's lightweight title this summer if he defeats Phil McGraw in Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. Promoter Jim Mullen has offered a bout with Mandell in Chicago in August.
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Pacific Coast
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Detroit Creek
Madison Square Garden
Town State tennis tourney opens with decisive early singles wins
The Des Moines based Town State tennis tournament began with top players posting swift victories. Wray Brown of St. Louis defeated Fred Little 6-0 6-1, Gordon Lum the Davis Cup star beat Charles Everett 6-1 6-1, and Paul Kong from China defeated W. O. Brian 6-0 6-1.
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Wray Brown
St. Louis
Fred Little
Gordon Lum
Charles Everett
Paul Kong
China
W. O. Brian
Open Air Boxing at Bathing Beach in Suir City
Broad Ripple Park A. C. presents a six round boxing show at the bathing beach grandstand starting 8 30 p m Thursday. Main event features Billy Moore versus K O Brown with Cecil Hurt replaced. Under card includes Don Sanders Herb Newkirk Noble Clark Stub Jenkins Al Miley Kid Weaver. Arel Atherton directs and referees.
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Bathing Beach Grandstand
Billy Moore
K. O. Brown
Brown
Cecil Hurt
Don Sanders
Indianapolis
Herb Newkirk
Noble Clark
Stub Jenkins
al Miley
Kid Weaver
Arel Atherton
Ruth Aims for 500 Home Runs and Major Feats
Ambitious Babe Ruth targets breaking his 60 homer record and reaching 500 homers before retirement. He also seeks over 400 before a Col Ruppert raise, leading the league in hitting again, a deep center field homer, a fair distance over the right bleachers, and a season at first base.
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United Press
York
Babe Ruth
Babe
Col. Ruppert
Yankee Stadium
City Tennis Play Halted Again by Rain at Hawthorn Club
Persistent rain drenched Hawthorn Tennis Club courts delaying the city championship in men juniors and boys singles. If dry weather returns, play may start Wednesday with doubles and women’s singles entries accepted today. finals still planned for Sunday but weather may force changes.
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Robert E. O'Hara
Hawthorn Tennis Club
Fred Yeamai
Opening Games in Times-Legion Tourney Carded This Week End
The Indianapolis Times sponsors the American League junior baseball tournament with opening games scheduled Saturday at 1 p.m. First round matches include Onnoom Co. vs East End Tigers and Three Cs vs Oriental All-Stars. Second round features East Side Indians vs Weber Milk Co. and Fighting Fools vs Little Indians. Umpires urged. contact Dale Miller at Spalding & Bros. store.
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Fighting Fools
Little Indians
Broad Ripple
Oriole Juniors
Holy Trinity
Gatefield
Diamond Chain
Kansas Blues
Riverside
Dale Miller
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Pennsylvania
Tilden Hunter and Coen Reach London Law Tennis Last Sixteen
W T Tilden and Frank Hunter of the United States moved into the round of 16 in the London law tennis championships. Tilden defeated J C Peacock 6 0 6 0 while Hunter beat P Marsden 6 0 6 0. Wilbur Coen beat F F Materska Austria 8 6 6 2.
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W. T. Tilden
Frank Hunter
United States
Tilden
J. C. Peacock
Hunter
P. Marsden
Wilbur Coen
F. F. Materska
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