Wimbeldom doubles play starts Tribe in double bill
Eddie Shea of Chicago meets Tony Marino in a ten round bantamweight main event at Ft Harrison next Tuesday night. Mickey Cone fights Billy Long in the semi windup. Ray Hahn defeats Tommy Milton in a feature, and Eddie Dyer beats Sidney Glick in another main bout. Other results include Royal Cox KOing Billy Cecil and Owen Hickey decisioning Raymond Meeks.
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local boxer Chuck Wiggins sought for contact
D. J. Wallace requests contact with boxer Chuck Wiggins and asks him to call Webster 3562.
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Chapman Gets Decision in Ten Round Bout
Red Chapman of Chelsea Massachusetts defeated Al Corbett of Cleveland in a ten round boxing match Tuesday night in Cleveland.
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Lenglen Opens Wimbledon Doubles With Ryan as Field Gathers
More than ten thousand spectators watched Mlle Suzanne Lenglen begin her Wimbledon year in doubles with Elizabeth Ryan. The pair drew Coyler and Lycett, while Americans Hennessey and Casey were among four teams tipped for the men's doubles semis, joined by Borotta Lacoste and Lycett Anderson and Gilbert Turnbull.
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Butler duo eliminated in national intercollegiate tennis
The Butler players Sagarowsky and Kurzrok suffer defeats at the Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia. Kurzrok loses in singles to Whitbeck of Harvard 7-5 6-1. In doubles, Thalheimer and Mather of Texas University beat the Butler pair 4-6 6-3 6-3.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot with Incomplete League Notes
Fragmented standings from American and National Leagues show teams like New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis and Milwaukee with partial records. The text references doubleheaders and scheduled games amid unsettled ground conditions.
Baseball scores and results from yesterday across leagues
Major and minor league box scores show St Paul and Minneapolis games with varied innings and errors. American League matches include New York Washington Philadelphia Brooklyn debut doubleheaders and standings, plus Philadelphia and Boston clashes. Rain affects Pittsburgh at St Louis as listed, with rosters and pitchers named.
Americans win polo match to take series lead
The American Army polo team defeated the British army four by 6 to 4 in Hurlingham England. It marked the second straight victory in the best of three series. Americans led early then held on as Britain tied in the third frame and offense shifted through the later chukkers.
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Batchelder Leads After First Day in Intercollegiate Golf
Dartmouth's J M Batchelder fired 78 in the morning and 72 in the afternoon to finish 150 for the day. Yale defender Dexter Cummings struggled with 81-78 for 159 while Princeton’s Burton Mudge and Yale’s Paul Haviland tied for second at 154.
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Cannefax Suspended After Billiard Table Incident
Bob Cannefax three cushion billiard champion received a one year suspension from the National Three-Cushion Billiard League after slashing the table with a pocket knife following a loss to Willie Hoppe in Chicago. Hoppe refused to continue the match.
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Brewers in Milwaukee: Hank Schreiber shines in Washington Park
Tribe shortstop Hank Schreiber, a local resident and Indianapolis year round, went four plate appearances Tuesday at Washington Park. He collected three singles and a double, driving in three runs as he starred in the field and proved one of Ownie Bush's most capable pastimers.
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Bike speed races headline police firemen outing at fairgrounds
A July 4 field day at the state fair grounds features bicycle events led by F. W. Banister. Races include a ten mile handicap and a five mile free-for-all with divisions for youths and seniors. Entries due July 2. National Cycle Trades of America offers prizes.
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Independent Baseball League Schedule and Scores
The fragment lists multiple baseball matchups for local teams at Riverside, Beech Grove, Douglass Park, and Garfield Park. It names teams such as the Arsenal Cubs, Belmont A. C., Kelley Eagles, and Trinity School, with game times around 3 p m and 3:30 p m and contact details for notices and practice reports.
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St Louis Leads Qualifying At Trans Miss Golf Tour
In Omaha on June 24 thirty two survivors began first round play in the trans Miss golf tourney. The afternoon winners advance to the second stage with eight remaining to decide the title. J Manion defeated W Murray in a playoff for medalist honors posting 150 for 36 holes with Lawson Watts two strokes back at 153.
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King Solomon Defeats Ad Stone in Ten Rounds
New York June 24 King Solomon a Jewish heavyweight won a ten round decision over Ad Stone a Philadelphia light heavyweight here Tuesday. Bob Dawson a negro light heavyweight knocked out Martin O Grady a California heavyweight in the first round.
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Doubleheader awaits Indians Brewers postponement forces delay
Wet grounds postpone today's Brewers versus Indians game with a twin bill set for Thursday at 2 o clock as the Indians' road swing continues toward Columbus and a date with the Senators. Hill and Fitzsimmons expected to pitch for the Tribe with Ernie Mann strong on the mound for the Brewers.
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Americans Qualify for British Open in Troon
In Troon Scotland June 24, 81 players qualified for the British Open. Mac Donald Smith Jim Barnes and Joe Kirkwood were among the American favorites in the field. The American cards in qualifying were modest as they aimed only to secure a spot. The only event today was the long driving contest and no Americans entered.
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Wrestlers vie for main event after Broadway match
At the Broadway Theater welterweights Leslie Fishbaugh and George Lane contend for a main event spot following their wind-up class prelim. Promoters note the winner earns a contract for the next show while Fishbaugh remains a local favorite. Jack Reynolds trains hard for his wind up grudge bout with Matty Matsuda.
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Grimm Fined and Suspended by National League
Charley Grimm first baseman for the Chicago Cubs was fined 100 dollars and suspended five days by National League president John A Heydler for arguing with umpire Wilson after Tuesday's Chicago Cincinnati game in Chicago.
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Yale Dominates Harvard in Dual Meet Across All Events
Yale scored in all fifteen events in the dual meet with Harvard. The Blue swept two events, winning the 220 yard dash and the broad jump.
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A B C Team Beats Detroit 11 to 6 in NNL Game
The Indianapolis A B C's defeated Detroit 11 to 6 on Tuesday. Brown pitched decently for Indianapolis as the visitors racked up fifteen hits. Both teams compete in the Negro National League.
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Rain Delays City Tennis Tourney As Matches Postponed
Heavy rain Tuesday night forced postponement of the city tennis tournament at Hawthorn courts. Results show favorites advancing in second round singles with Crane beating Lentz in three sets and Ehlers overcoming Grenz 6 2, 6 8 after tough exchanges.
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