Baseball Musings on Trades and Surprises Sunday
Donnie Mack reports on a busy baseball Sunday with Heimach starring for Boston against Cleveland, Mays in doubt with Cincinnati, and the Cardinals’ favorable run support. The piece notes Roy/Henry Bell and Haines limiting runs for St Louis, Morehart’s Chicago history, and Christensen’s dazzling catches in Cincinnati’s two games.
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Hen H. Bell
Haines
Cardinals
Boston Nationals
Sherdel
Brooklyn
St. Louis
FRENCH BOXER ARRIVES
Fred Bretonnel the French lightweight champion for four years arrives in New York with his father-manager Jules Bretonnel. Bretonnel who won the title at 17 expects to meet Stanislaus Loayza of Chile next month.
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York
Fred Bretonnel
Jules Bretonnel
Fred
Stanislaus Loayza
Browns Infielders Work Overtime In Key Game
Oscar Melillo and Walter Gerber logged heavy work at the keystone sack for the Browns in a recent game against Cleveland. Gerber collected thirteen chances while Melillo had eleven, with Melillo mishaps on two plays noted. The Browns produced twenty five? in LT ty Miata hae of lh! which went.
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Walter Gerber
Browns
Keystone
Cleveland
Gerber
Melillo
Brownies
Ty Miata Hae
Indians Open Four-Game Set With Brewers In Milwaukee
The Indians under Acting Manager Sicking visit Milwaukee to start a four game series with Jack Lelliwelt's Brewers. Cleveland sits three games back of Milwaukee and four and a half behind Louisville after a weekend split.
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Milwaukee
Jack Lelliwelt
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Colonels
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Sicking
Kansas City
Hoosiers
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Burwell
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Tribe
Thompson
Niles
Stanton
Wisner
Blues
Louisville
Brewer Rooters
Cream City
Otto Borchert
Indians manager Bush to go home after appendicitis operation
Around the A A Ownie Bush manager of the Indians recovering from an appendicitis operation will be moved to his home Thursday. He was operated on last Wednesday after suffering attacks with the club at Minneapolis. The Indians face a world tour schedule starting at Milwaukee and including Toledo Columbus and Louisville with home arrival set for July 6.
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St. Vincent Hospital
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Negro Boxing Program at Tomlinson Hall June 30
Century A. C. promotes an all Negro boxing show at Tomlinson Hall on June 30. Jimmy Cross is matchmaker, Leslie Starks promoter. Three ten round features include Hannibal vs Charleston, Boss vs Washington, Smith vs Gray with a battle royal to close.
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Jimmy Cross
Leslie Starks
Jack Hannibal
Roy Charleston
Kid Washington
George Smith
Kid Gray
Marcos, A. B. C. 8 vs Indianapolis A B C S at Washington Park
The fourth game of the series between Dayton Marcos and Indianapolis A B C S was scheduled at Washington Park this afternoon with the finale set for Tuesday. The A S squad won three games over the weekend by scores 4 to 3, 6 to 2, and 6 to 1.
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Excellent Field Opens First Round in Western Tennis Meet
The Western Lawn Tennis Association championship tourney at Woodstock courts starts today at 2 p m with all first round matches in men's singles. Top seed George Lott Jr of Chicago meets C W Gelwich as Lucien Williams faces Russell Koehler and local star Johnny Hennessey plays Willard Beckman with other notable players listed.
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Chicago
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Danville
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Russell Koehler
South Bend
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Willard Beckman
Cincinnati
Brian I. ©. Norton
Alfred Chapin
Berkeley Bell
Julius Sagalowsky
Emmett Pare
Paul Kunkel
Western Tennis Meet Details Show Wide Indiana Participation
The page lists numerous court matchups for a Western Tennis Meet with participants from Indianapolis and other cities. It references venues such as Court No. 4 Fletcher Street and Court No. 2 Wayne, with players including John G. McKay, Robert Sinoweh, and Alfred H Chapin among many others. The schedule spans multiple courts and states, highlighting broad regional involvement.
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Ambiguous Major League Schedules and Results
Readable lines show American and National League games with many errors. Teams listed include Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Louisville, Milwaukee, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and St. Louis with multiple matchups and postponed notes due to weather. Yesterday’s scores mention Toledo, Minneapolis, and other clubs with partial box details and second games postponed.
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Cardinals surge in Eastern trip fuels pennant chase
Cardinals complete a strong eastern invasion finishing near second place, half a game behind the Reds as they lose only one of twelve against Phillies Giants Robins and Braves while piling up four shutouts. Pitching led by Sherdel Rhem and Haines anchors a potent staff as Hornsby and Botto mley falter at the plate.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Giants
Robins
Braves
Sherdel
Rhem
Haines
Vic Keen
H. Bell
Rogers Hornsby
Jim Bottomley
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Hugmon
Fast Time in Climb at Beezer Hill Draws Crowd
A large crowd watched the motorcycle hill climb at Beezer Hill on Sunday. Ted Miller of St. Louis posted the best time of 8.8 seconds in the 74 inch expert event. Orrie Steel of Patterson New Jersey hit 89.1 seconds in the 61 inch open. Ray Stearns of Indianapolis won the 87 inch amateur race. J. Fowler claimed the 45 inch amateur climb in 111.1 seconds.
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Ted Miller
St. Louis
Orrie Steel
Patterson
N. J
Ray Stearns
Indianapolis
J. Fowler
Yank Swimmer Laufer Shines In Berlin 100 Meter Win
Walter Laufer of Cincinnati, an American swimming star, won the 100-meter race in 1 003 seconds at the Berlin meet on Sunday to complete his trio of wins over foreign rivals. He defeated Heitman of Germany by 41 10 seconds, with Russel, also from Cincinnati, third in 1 00.56. Laufer had previously captured the 200 and 1,000-meter events.
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Berlin
Walter Laufer
Cincinnati
Heitman
Russel
Laufer
Buffalo pitcher throws no hit game against Reading club
Walter Leverenz of Buffalo pitched a no-hit no-run game Sunday against Reading in the International League. He allowed two walks and the Bisons won 7 to 0.
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Adding
Walter Leverenz
Buffalo
Reading Club
Bisons
Wimbledon Jubilee Opens With Royal Medal Ceremony
Wimbledon marks its fiftieth anniversary as King George and Queen Mary attend jubilee exercises. Despite absence of Wills and Tilden, Vincent Richards and Henri Cochet lead for men while Mlle Lenglen dominates women's singles with strong challengers Mrs Godfrey, Senorita De Alvarez, and Miss Ryan. Former champions Hadrow Watson Tharley and Richardson to appear for royal medals.
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Queen Mary
Helen Wills
Big Bill” Tilden
Little Bill’ Johnston
Vincent Richards
New York
Henri Cochet
France
Mlle. Lenglen
Independent and Amateur Baseball Action Mixed with July 4 Dates
Local leagues report wins and notable performances as teams schedule fast July 4 games. Sperman, Weiner and Davis are among players highlighted. Stutz Motor Car clash looms next Saturday with Light and Heat. Marmons and Christamores tally nine inning rallies in recent contests.
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Indianapolis Light and Heat
Annie Catch
Geto Rato
Ooot
RASSIE IADIES By DICK MILLER
The article discusses first drives in golf and stage fright on the first tee at South Grove. It previews an upcoming pro am by George Stark and Jack Merriam, notes Stark’s recent National Open qualification, and praises golf as a character builder while highlighting youth participation and parental pride at The Times Invitational.
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Indianapolis Times
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De Palma Cleans Up At Kalamazoo Dirt Track Meet
In Kalamazoo Michigan on June 21 Ralph De Palma dominated the A A A dirt track meet. He won four of five events including a twenty five mile sweepstake a five mile race a five mile time race and a time trial averaging seventy five miles an hour. He finished second in the ten mile race.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Ralph de Palma
Wendling Leads At Indianapolis Gun Club Shoot
George Wendling won the singles with 96 of 100 at the weekly Indianapolis Gun Club event. Harry Collins won the handicap with 24 of 26 from sixteen yards. F. W. Young led doubles with 20 of twelve pairs. Grinsteiner posted the high overall score at 133 targets.
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George Wendling
Indianapolis
Harry Collins
F. W. Young
Grinsteiner
Indiana State Trapshooters Meet At Indianapolis Gun Club
The thirty second annual championship tourney of the Indiana State Trapshooters Association will be at the Indianapolis Gun Club Tuesday and Wednesday with practice afternoon. State class champions, singles and handicap doubles titles, and 50 target doubles events are on the program. trophies go to Indiana residents. A State Association meeting is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday at Hotel Severin.
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Terre Haute
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Mulholland Faces Gates in Fort Harrison Title Clash
George Mulholland sets a ten round main event against Mohawk Indian heavyweight Leg Gates of North Adams in Fort Harrison boxing show. Mulholland, 8 pro fights since last January with one loss, rose from amateur success including state titles and 1924 Olympic team debut in Paris.
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Paris
United States
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Fonie
Igeal
Louisville
Browns Rally Past Opponents in Sunday Major League Action
In Sunday games Chicago faced a 4 to 0 setback while the Browns secured a 6 to 0 win. The Athletics produced six runs as Ne fields contributed, and Johnson starred for his club.
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Hetes
Collegians to sail for England July trip
Princeton and Cornell track teams sail for England on Saturday with eleven men from each school making up a twenty two man contingent to meet an Oxford Cambridge squad in July.
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