Strive for Honor at Avalon in Indianapolis Golf
Sixty three women compete in the Indianapolis Women’s Golf Association city title tourney at Avalon. Mrs. Wayne Kinnaird posts an 84 to lead medalists. sixteen low scorers advance to match play with eighteen holes daily through the four flight divisions.
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Wayne Kinnaird
Indianapolis Country Club
Avalon Course
Indianapolis
Eilenbeth
Rovett
Noront
Bare Sern Cc
Patet
NII
Adams
Apres Hills
Kenbill
Avalon
Ben C. Stevenson
Meridianae
Sam Goldstein
Broadmoo
Ruth White
J. W. Emhardt
A. A. Acerone
Paul Bigler
Iamnes Miller
Another Grave
L. Wainwright
Hine
Charlies Latham
Lawrence Hess
Highland
Coffin Course
Miss Dunn
Avalon Third and Fourth Golf Pairings in Consolation Flights
Readable matchups from the Avalon city women’s golf journey list third and fourth flights. Players from Meridian Hills Highland Avalon Broadmoor I C C and other clubs compete in qualifying scores noted in parentheses. Several matches show draws and close scores among Mrs. Willis Adams Mrs. Mills Ms. Crane and others.
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Avalon
Willis Adams
Meridian Hills
Prank Mills
Highland
E. A. Crane
Highland A
Helena Fleischer
David Lurvey
Broadmoor
A. Braun
Paul Brown
Ighland
E. W. Lee
Josephine Rockwood
Meridiana
C. Kimber Avalon
Josephine Daniels
George M. King
S. Osborne
Pat "Eine
Power Nine Unbeaten Set To Face Majestic Radios
The Indianapolis Power and Light Company baseball club, unbeaten in eleven starts, meets Majestic Radios at Washington Park on Saturday. Manager William A. Brown, with six years at the helm and two national amateur titles, will field a strong lineup as the Power Nine hold nine league wins and two exhibitions.
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Light Club
Indianapolis Power and Light Company Baseball Club
Majestic Radios
Washington Park
Power Nine
William A. Brown
Boxing Roundup From Wayne and Waterbury Events
In Wayne Indiana on Monday Bobby Vernon of Los Angeles was KOed in the second round by Roy Williams of Chicago. Eddie Roberts of Indianapolis outpointed Harvey Lees of Fort Wayne over ten rounds. In Waterbury Connecticut Chuck Burns of San Antonio defeated Al Gainor of New Haven in a close ten round decision.
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Sverial PT. Wayne
Ind
Bobby Vernon
Los Angeles
Roy
Tiger) Williams
Chicago
Eddie Roberts
Indianapolis
Harvey Lees
Ft. Wayne
Burns
Gainor
United Press
Ruth Sets Focus On Runs And Walks In Record Year
Babe Ruth says he may not chase the home run record this season. He expects to pursue new marks in runs scored and bases on balls while predicting Lou Gehrig could break the RBI record from 1927 as Lazzeri and Gehrig bat behind him.
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Cleveland
Tony Lazzeri
Lou Gehrig
Lou
Carlin Versus Chaney Ends In Draw At Riverside
In Monday night mat action at Riverside Speedy Shaeffer fell to Johnny Carlin and Carl Chaney in a thirty minute draw with no falls. Hugh Webb defeated Johnny Murphy and Chet McCauley beat Young Coffman in straight falls.
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Riverside
Speedy Shaeffer
Johnny Carlin
Carl Chaney
Hugh Webb
Johnny Murphy
Chet McCauley
Young Coffman
Ed Baker
Paul Jordan
Broad Ripple
Harold Simms
Tommy Peters
Myers and Tommy Cello Set for Main Event Tonight
Eddie Anderson’s illness prompts Tommy Cello to fill in against Spug Myers in a ten round main bout at Ft. Harrison. Cello, a coastal standout, returns to Indianapolis for the first time in some while to take the spot on the card. The lineup includes six and four round bouts featuring O Keefe, Dillon, Freeman, O Day, Brown, Brian, Hammer, Cullivan, Mitch and Roberts with first bell at 3 30.
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Frank Schucker
Ft. Harrison
Eddie Anderson
Jack
Spug Myers
Army Post
Tommy Cello
Cello
Indianapolis
Anderson
Spug
Charlie O'Keefe
Terre Haute
Joe Dillon
Pat Freeman
Louisville
Eddie O'Day
Tulsa
K. O. Brown
Joe Brian
Jamestown
Johnny Hammer
Ray Cullivan
Sonny Mitch
Eddie Roberts
Baseball Calendar First Game Details and Spin
American League first game shows scores 5 to 2 with Faber Berg and Cochrane cited. second game features Henry Twanae Weiland Tate Ma haffey Cochrane with 17 to 10 score. Cleveland games list Miller Beane Myatt Crowder Spencer and Washington and Hudlin Marberry Ruel. Detroit and Boston contests show Sullivan MacFayden Heving.
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Kimsey
Stiles
Manion
Johnson
Dickey
Calea
Ad Ferrell
Ona Carroll
Ruffing
Hargrave
Lane
Cleveland
Washington
Miller, Beane
Myatt
Crowder
Spencer
Oat
Hudlin
Marberry
Ruel
Detroit
Fae
Boston
Sullivan Saurels
MacFayden
Heving
Canzoneri Faces Frogan in Ten-Round Queens Bout
Tony Canzoneri of Brooklyn, former world featherweight champion, meets Tommy Frogan of Omaha at Queensboro stadium in a ten round fight tonight. Canzoneri is a 2 to 1 favorite. The item also notes hot weather and a movie advertising line as unrelated filler.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Tommy Frogan
Omaha
Queensboro Stadium
Canzoneri
Irish Golf Star Tied for Second
Sam Parks Jr. of the University of Pittsburgh shot 74 on his home course to lead a field that includes Larry Moller of Notre Dame Marshall Forest Yale and Allen Moser of California as the national inter collegiate golf championship qualifying round continued in Pittsburgh. A score under 170 today would qualify for the championship flight of 36 players to begin match play on Wednesday.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Sam Parks Jr
University of Pittsburgh
Parks
Larry Moller
Notre Dame
Marshall Forest
Yale
Allen Moser
California
Jack Gross Wins Sixth Round Battle in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on Monday, Jack Gross a southpaw from Philadelphia defeated Mike Sankovitch of Jersey City in a six round rough and tumble bout. The American Association schedule lists games across several cities with some postponements due to rain including Chicago Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Innea
Brooklyn
Chica
Pittsburgh
Newark
Ila
St. Louis
Cincincco
Jack Gross
United Press Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Mike Sankovitch
Jersey City
Eddie Shea Stops Bobby Allen In Fourth Round
Eddie Shea of Chicago defeats Bobby Allen of Chicago by knockout in the fourth round on Monday in Memphis.
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Shea
Allen
Memphis
Bobby Allen
Chicago
Eddie Shea
Konjola Real Medicine touted by grateful Indianapolis user
A woman from Indianapolis endorses Konjola Real Medicine, claiming relief after two to eight bottles. The ad promotes Konjola as a 32 ingredient remedy for stomach, liver, kidney and nerve ailments and urges readers to consult the Hook Dependable Drug Store at Illinois and Washington streets.
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Sarah Brown
Lansing Street
Indianapolis
Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
Two Seeded Net Players Defeated at Intercollegiate Tennis
Rain halted second day play at Merion Cricket Club in the national intercollegiate tennis championships. Bruce Barnes of Texas, the No 2 seed, fell to David Jones of Columbia while Malcolm Hill of Harvard, seeded No 6, lost to Elbert Lewis of California.
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United Presa HA .Ford
Merion Cricket Club
Bruce Barnes
University of Texas
David Jones
Columbia
Malcolm Hill
Harvard
Elbert Lewis
University of California
Perlick Twins Fight Flowers at Ebbetsfield Bout
Herman Perlick of Kalamazoo aims to avenge brother Henry in a ten round bout with Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle at Ebbetsfield Wednesday night. Flowers beat Henry in Boston three months ago. Henry Perlick meets Ralph Lenny of New York in a ten round preliminary.
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United Press
New York
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Henry
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
Ebbetsfield
Flowers
Boston
Henry Perlick
Ralph Lenny
Angelo Stops Callahan in Philadelphia boxing card
Billy Angelo of Leiperville Pa knocked out Shuffle Callahan of Chicago in the first round. Billy Jones of Philadelphia stopped Jack Silvers of Seattle in the fourth round.
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Philadelphia
Billy Angelo
Leiperville
Shuffle Callahan
Chicago
Billy Jones
Jack Silvers
Seattle
Lance Opens District Golf Meet With 74 Lead
George Lance, a Terre Haute transplant now resident in Indianapolis, fired a 74 at Highland to lead the district golf meet opening round. Everett Agnew trails by one stroke, while Eddie Zimmer struggles at 80. A large field of 143 players competed as the tournament continues at Indianapolis Country Club and Broadmoor with final eighteen holes set for Wednesday.
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Indianapolis District Golf Association
Indiana
George Lance
Terre Haute
Highland
Everett Agnew
Eddie Zimmer
Lance
Eddie
Indianapolis Country Club
Broadmoor
Zimmer
Max Buell
Ben Cohee
Meridian Hills
Dave Mitchell
South Grove
Sam Simpson
Frank Binford
Bill Heinlein
R. Pursell
W. Slinkard
R. Trusty
W. Sanders
Mally Carlisle
Ernie Powell
Powell
Swanigan and Hurtz Signed for Indianapolis Nightcard
Buddy Swanigan and Ray Hurtz two of Indianapolis best Negro boxers signed for the semi windup at Broad Ripple arena. Frankie Carbone to box Shifty Dando in main go. Opening bouts to be named later. Show to start at 8 30 rain or shine.
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Broad Ripple Arena
Buddy Swanigan
Ray Hurtz
Indianapolis
Frankie Carbone
Dando
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Shaeffer
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Harrison
Armstrong
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Don Galvan
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Henline
van Atta
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Milwaukee
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Thompson
Stark, Gearing and Young
Columbus
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Doyle and Devine
Dixon
Brillheart
McCullough and Griffin
Gonzales
National
LEAG
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Cincinnati
Walker
Hogan
Kolp
Rixey
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Johnson, Sherdel, Haid, Lindsey, Grabowski, & Racker, Beil and Mancuso
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Weather Man
Indiana and Circle
Hagen
Leo Diegel
Byrd
South Pole
Ibe
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AB Pet. Fisher
Cardinals
Klein
Simmons
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Plies
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Ruth
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Deece Wilson
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Minneapolis
Toledo
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Cincinn
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Perlick
Bill
Herman
Brother
Angelo
Callahan
Agnew
Swanigan
Hurtz
Baker Downs
Jordan
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