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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

4

Golfers Gather For National Amateur Invitational Meet

Indianapolis prepares for a 72 hole medal play national amateur invitational at Coffin and Riverside courses with 250+ golfers expected. Riverside Club under Wallace O. Lee hosts as Chick Evans and Ted Sweetzer join the field for the weekend event.

Frank Kissell Indianapolis Coffin Riverside Riverside Club Wallace O. Lee Chick Evans Ted Sweetzer New York

Pairings Announced for First Day's Play in Big Golf Tournament

Coffin Course sees early morning foursomes with pairings for Saturday. Names include Shideler Lee Fox Niehaus Blakeslee Hoag Dixon Clark Hodges Corree Goldstein Perry OReilly Bartlett Stewart Blair Wallace Brown Downing and many others across ten blocks from 5:00 to 11:60 A M and 12:10 P M open slots. The schedule lists numerous players and partners for first day play.

F. E. O'Reilly H. E. Bartlett H. J. Stewart John Blair A. M. Webb Wallace M. J. Brown Major Downing H. H. Knockemus C. G. Wallace J. H. Dailey O. S. Hixon A. M Roy A. Clark R. E. Angus L. R. Newberger Harry Fink Carl Bruner Jos A. Smith Wn. H. Davis B. Butler E. B. Raub A. W. Early E. S Gilchrist A.M A. W. Black C. A. Greathouse H. H. Goldstein P. B. Brown E. S. Abrahams Harlan Hadley Guy Bray C. E. Wagner John Fishback H. E. Bennett Sol Meyer S. J. Goldstein T. D. Dial Charles Fics B. Petterson Leonard B. Schmutte F. B. Rakeman Clark M Young Carl Nabtch Charles Rollinson EB. W. Fouts Oliver G. Thomas M. L. Boyd F. E. Ellis FP. L. Miars Cer Roberts Bert Rhoads G. M. Harrison Paul Hurt F. W. Davis C. L. Soldani J. P. R. Steel B. E. Griffey Templeton Nelson Gladding W. J. Pray Milton McGaw Seth Bieta H. M. Bockhoff Frank McNeely W. Gordon Fisher J. M. Martin Harry Seynour W. Gant W. K. Augustus D. BE. Coburn E. C. Strathman Ford Meier Louis K. Karns J. Crain George C. Baker Tweed Sparks Blake Francis Charlies Brinke H. C. Elmore A. Ean Evens R. M. Morris Littlejob AL Lake Bare Roost D. Rutherford Dare Lape Johnny Finn W. £. Laughlin Chae Trask W. T F. E. Gis J. J Wilson S C. Bo- Lannon Shell Gordon John M. Smith C. E. Sherman J.ees Ae B. Johnson W. B. Sheller F. W. Buck Charles Cross Earl Rinker W. L. Beauchamp H. H. Wheeler Ww. c. Cavhinatans R. W. Vendette Ralph Lemeke H. F. Campbell Harrys C. Stutz W. H. Carrero, Jr L. L. Ban E. J. Porter J. R. Dunwoody J. Albert Smith F. W. Stake G. M. Perr H.C Waliman William F. Fox A. €. Ostermeyer F. E O'Reilly H. F. Martlett J. Stewart Webb Wallace Robert Collier Chick Taylor F. A. Knochemus J. Dailey Ray A. Clark R.E. Augustus L. R. Newhberger Harry Funk Carl Brunner Ross A. Smith Larry Hartman Willian M. Davis E. B. Raub, Jr A. W. Narly E. §. Gilchrist Richardson Clifford Waggoner C. W. Jewett A. B. Cronk John Ray W. C. Best George O'Conner H. L. Richards Nie F. F. Davishans J. C. Delker Carl Habiz E. D. Fouts F. L Miars S. Roberts R. Rhoads G. W. Harrison Dr. Paul Hurt J. R. R. Steel E. J. Templeton M. McGaw F. M. McNeeley W. G H. Seymour E. B.weob al Feeney C. Bootts J. R. Goethe G. Sheller P. — Buck C. B. Rinker W- L. Beauchamp Etter A. ©. Kipp W. C. Cookingham W. Won Ralph Lemcke H. F. Shell H.C. Stutz

Lipton to challenge for yacht supremacy next year

Sir Thomas Lipton told United Press he will challenge for world yacht supremacy, but expects no race in 1924. He plans to build a new Shamrock, bring the twenty three meter Shamrock to home waters in August, and sail with the new boat once ready to tune up.

United Press London Thomas Lipton United Press Today Sandy Hook Thomas

Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary

Detroit leads Chicago by two games in the pennant race as standings show Pet 0.832 with 27 wins and 24 losses. The calendar includes upcoming games with 16 remaining to reach a full 30 game schedule while the season records show 29 and 21 in other divisions.

Pet Detroitaot Chicago

Major League Baseball Scheduled Matches

Today two American Association games in Indianapolis and Tol. Louis at Col. Minn at Mil. Two American League games N. Y. at Bos. Waeh. at Phila with no other games. National League Chi. at St. L. Cin. at Pitts. Bos. at N. Y. with no other games.

American Assn Indpls Ty Tol. Louis Col. Minn Mil N. Y Bos Waeh Phila National League—Chi St. L

Cleveland and Philadelphia Split Hard-Fought Series

Readable box scores show Cleveland edging Washington 6 to 5 while Philadelphia falls to Chicago 6 to 1. The tabulated lines list players Shoute Myatt Cvengros Schalk Hasty Walberg Heim Perkins Kolp Severeid Piercy Ferguson Devor, and others from the era, with team abbreviations and score lines. The fragmented OCR lacks full context but records several AL and NL matchups and individual contributions.

Cleveland Washington Myatt Zahniser Chicago Philadelphia L Cvengros Schalk Hasty

Yale Wins Freshman and JV Races at Harvard Yale Regatta

Yale swept the first two events on the Thames in New London Conn as the freshman boat won by twenty seconds and the junior varsity led Harvard at the midway mark before extending the margin to four lengths. The senior varsity race was scheduled for later.

United Preas New London Conn Yale Harvard

Independent and Amateur Ball Open Night Schedule

Local leagues announce tonight meetings for Indianapolis Senators and Druid team with open Sundays July dates. Players Abbott Bauer Stevens Joran Speth Waldo Hare Sauer Coons Kincaid urged to report. Matches vs Sandlot Eagles at Brookside diamond 2 3 30 p m. Other notices include F A C signing Casey of Peru Giants and McCordsville Bumpers formation with upcoming games and open dates.

Indianapolis Senators Abbott Bauer Stevens Joran Speth Waldo Hare Sauer Coons Kincaid Senators Sandlot Eagles Brookside Diamond Stewart Eee Bill A. C.s Casey Peru Giants W. Twenty-Fifth St Kenwood

Haworth Reaches City Net Finals in Two Events

Anna Ruth Haworth advances to both the girls and women’s singles finals in the city tennis tournament at Hawthorn Club. She beat Lavena Fisher 6-3 6-2 to reach the women’s final and will face Mrs. Pugh. in girls’ singles she meets Margaret Wolfred after Wolfred defeated Catherine Dodson 6-0 8-6. Other finals set for Saturday include junior singles Sagalowsky vs Roth and boys’ title Markey vs Christena, with Burdick and Bastian facing Hennessey and McKay in doubles.

Hawthorn Club Anna Ruth Haworth Lavena Fisher Miss Haworth Mrs. Pugh Margaret Wolfred Tech High School Catherine Dodson Tech Miss Dodson

Wind-up Tennis Finals Schedule for City Meet

Saturday schedule lists Boys singles Markey and Christena at 3 30 P M Girls single Anna Haworth and Margaret Wolfred at 2 40 P M Men's doubles Burdich and Hennessey McKay M Junior singles Sagalowsky and Roth Sunday schedule shows 2 30 P M Women s singles Anna Haworth and Mrs Watt Pugh

Markey Christena Anna Haworth Margaret Wolfred Burdichea Hennessey-McKay Sagalowsky Roth Watt Pugh

Lanardo and Single G Set New Racing Records

Lanardo driven by Pop Geers paced a mile in 2 02 for a half mile track record, lowering the previous mark by a quarter second. Single G the Indiana pacer ran a mile in 2 3 for a new pacing stallions half mile track record, beating the former 2 03 half mile mark.

Speri Canton Lanardo Pop Geers Reineman Indiana Pacer

Fire destroys Indiana farmer home. $15,000 loss

Noblesville Indiana June 22 A defective flue is today believed cause of a fire which Thursday destroyed the farm home of Everett L Bunch Loss is estimated at 15000 dollars and no injuries are reported The fire occurred at the Bunch farm near Noblesville.

Times Noblesville Ind Everett L. Bunch

Indianapolis Doubles Champs to Meet Hennessey Burdick in City Finals

Finals of the City Meet feature Bastion and Burdick of Indianapolis, national clay court doubles champions, facing Hennessey and McKay at the Hawthorn Club courts. Also scheduled are finals in girls junior and boys singles.

Indianapolis Bastion Burdick Woodstock Courts

Twin Bill Attraction Among Amateur Rivals at Pennsy Park

The Amateur Association stages a Saturday double header at Pennsy Park with Sahara Grotto versus C I W and De Molay against Odd Fellows drawing strong sandlot interest. Mayor Shank to pitch, Walter Jarvis to catch. 35 cent admission benefits local association. Rea, the lefty who shut out Brooksides, likely to start again with Todd Wilbur catching. Comstock slated to start for Odd Fellows.

Pennsy Park de Molay Brookside Grotto Shank Walter Jarvis de Molays Rea Brooksides Todd Wilbur Comstock Odd Fellows

Kopf in Mid West Loop By Time

Kenosha Wisconsin reports Larry Kopf joined the Simmons team in Kenosha to play in the Mid West League after leaving the Boston Nationals.

Kopf Kenosha, Wis Larry Kopf Boston Nationals Simmons

Tribesmen face Hens in final Toledo game Saturday

In Toledo Ohio the Indians aim to close their visit with a win over the Hens at Swayne Field after a rain shortened 3 to 2 victory Thursday. Bono earned the win for Hendrickmen and Malone pitched for the Hens as both sides totaled five hits in five innings.

Toledo Ohio Indians Swayne Field Columbus Senators Washington Park Tribe A. A Bono Malone Hendricksmen Indianapolis Tribesmen Christenbury Sicking Kirke Snes Brown Jankin Campbell Krueger C Bono Whitted Barbare Nicholson Terry Oe Smith Chous Jamrrin Kel Doubie Lindstrom Pedhous Pires Landry Connolly

Eckersall to referee Sheppard Taylor bout

Walter Eckersall of Chicago will be the third man in the ring for the Johnny Sheppard Bud Taylor ten round bout at Washington Park on the night of July 3. Taylor signed for a return engagement and Sheppard agreed to face the Indiana bantam champ again after their May 29 thriller. The 119 pound weight limit for the 3 p.m. fight was announced.

Johnny Sheppard Bud Taylor Washington Park Harter Taylor Sheppard Indiana Terre Haute

Dempsey Hopes for Third Hundred Grand Before Gibbons Fight

Great Falls report says Jack Dempsey, weighing 189 pounds, trains for July 4 with Tommy Gibbons in sight. He plays cards for money, keeps track of a potential extra hundred thousand prize, and complains he cannot perform without that dough. Dempsey forecasts tough audio for the rival and notes he studies newspapers for fight details.

Henry Farrell United Press Great Falls Mont Jack Dempsey Tommy Gibbons Jerry L. Avates Dempsey Georges Carpentier Atlantic City Gibbons Tommy

Four Bouts on Rainbow Program at Washington Park

Rainbow Division plans four boxing bouts at Washington Park on July 13. Billy Shine arranged the card featuring local and state interest with Johnny Lucas of Terre Haute and Sidney Glick of Indianapolis in a ten round lightweight match. A battle royal is likely, and Ft. Benjamin Harrison Band will perform musical numbers.

Rainbow Division Washington Park Billy Shine Johnny Lucas Terre Haute St. Louis Sidney Glick Indianapolis Benjamin Harrison

Browns Triumph Over Red Sox to Take Four of Five

The Browns crushed the Red Sox to secure their fourth win in five games, extending their series dominance and adding pressure on Boston.

Browns Red Sox

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