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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1926

Page

15

Western tennis set to crown lone champion at Woodstock meet

At Woodstock, top players duel for the Western singles title. George Lott of Chicago and Raymond and Paul Kunkel of Cincinnati push through rounds while John Hennessey and Chapin clash with strong challengers. Norton and Lott boast high national rankings as semifinal tension builds.

Woodstock George Lott l Chicago Sagalowsky Chapin Ang Paul Kunkel Cincy Paul Springfield Mass Kunkel Raymond Kunkel Hennessey Cincinnati Johnny Hennessey John Lott Vs. Norton Europe U.S

Siglin Released by Missions to Trim Roster

The San Francisco Missions cut infielder Paddy Siglin to meet the player limit. Siglin had served as an emergency fill‑in and posted a low batting average during his time with the club.

The San Francisco Missions Paddy Siglin Siglin

Crandall Masters Gliding Start For Los Angeles

Otis Crandall, veteran of twenty seasons, is pitching a great game for Los Angeles. If he keeps it up he stands a long chance of passing the 20 mark.

Otis Crandall Los Angeles

Former Champion Mickey Walker Loses to Joe Dundee

In Madison Square Garden Mickey Walker, former welterweight champion, was stopped by Joe Dundee after two minutes fifty three seconds of the eighth round. A deep gash over Walkers eye caused heavy bleeding and risked permanent blindness. Dundee eyes Latzo next. Harry Greb announced for Aug 1 return with Tiger Flowers.

United Press New York Mickey Walker Joe Dundee Samuel Lazarrou Dundee Madison Square Garden Eddie Forbes Forbes Walker Pete Latzo Scranton Lazzo Baltimore New Jersey Harry Greb Greb Tiger Flowers

Amateur Baseball Saturday Local League Games

Local league action features matches across multiple fields including Light and Heat versus Stutz at es le No. 5 Harrison against Marmon at Ft Harrison wood versus Polk Milk at Rhodius No.2 Belt against Grotto at Riverside No. End Milk versus Rockwood at River side No.10 KTMC Peoria Eastern versus Carr Tire Company at Break No. von against Company F at Riverside Carmody Candy Indiana State Highway abdomen No.1 C. & W. versus Press Associations at Garfield No.2 American Central Life against Van Camp Hardware at Riverside No.6 Illinois Central versus Imperial Drop Forge at Garfield No.3 Co operative Meader against Roberts Milk at Spighn J. Mifidden against BBC Atkins at Brookside 1 Dean Brosve Keyless Lock at Riverside No.7 Presbyterian at Seventh Christian versus Tuxedo Baptist at sid and First Baptist at Riverside

Indiana Lis Light and Heat Stutz Es le Harrison Marmon Ft. Harri KTMC Peoria Eastern Carr Tire Company Von Company Riverside Abdomen Garfield American Central Life van Camp Hardware Illinois Central Imperial Drop Forge Ane Meader Roberts Milk Spighn J. Mifidden BBC Atkins Brookside Dean Brosve An Gaxside

Independent and Amateur Baseball Meeting at Rhodius Park

Independent and Amateur teams will meet Maple ater at Rhodius Park at 3 o'clock. Previous game between them was rained out. Managers seek to schedule future games and contact Bill Jenison or call 1870-1 for details.

E A. A.s Mapleater Rhodius Park Cpeitord Nak Hs Tec Bill Jenison Phone Pit Sonak Rhodius Ark

Giants Triumph and Rain Delay Mark Baseball Doubleheader

The Giants defeated the Athletics 8 to 6 in a rain interrupted nightcap after torching early with homers by Young and others. Chicago preserved second place with a late comeback, while Boston, Pittsburgh, and St Louis battled in extra innings amid delays and erratic play.

Ehmke Struggles in First A's Return Against Old Team

Howard Ehmke, newly acquired from the Red Sox, struggled in his Athletics debut against his former mates. His pitches yielded seven hits and a cluster of runs over just over three innings as the Macks built an early lead, though he avoided a loss.

Howard Ehmke Athletics Red Sox Howard Macks Ehmke

Baseball Calendar Shows Team Standings and Results

American Association standings list Louisville Columbus with won and lost records. The snippet shows partial figures including 44 2 and 38 for teams, with references to other league abbreviations and a scattered date-like portion.

American Association Louisville Porate Be Telesoils Columbus Geee TG Eee Phila Cleve Barsie

National League results and key players noted

Yesterday's results show Philadelphia and New York games featuring pitchers and batters like McCullough Hollingsworth Hubbell Dumont Wilkinson Tincup Devermer Ruel Grove Pate Gray and Marberry. Second game rained out after five innings with a 2 0 score in nine innings. Only games scheduled.

Prifanemnila Jeverend Eon Iy Marberry Ruel Quinn Gray Bera

Evander Childs and Lane Tech Face Massive Chicago Crowd

Two of the fastest high school baseball teams Evander Childs of New York and Lane Tech of Chicago were set to meet in Chicago with an expected crowd surpassing 15,000. Other games listed include Milwaukee at St. Paul Minneapolis at Kansas City and Boston doubleheader.

Chicago United Press Evander Childs New York Lane Tech American Association Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City

Mandell Posts Money for Lightweight Title Bout

Sammy Mandell of Rockford posted 50000 to secure a July 3 world lightweight championship clash with Rocky Kansas, who is expected to post 12500 on Monday. Also note John Heldt, former Iowa center, signed to play for Columbus pro team after coaching at East High.

United Press Chicago Sammy Mandell Pride of Rockford Rocky Kansas Kansas United Presa Waterloo Iowa John ©. Heldt Columbus Heldt East High

Suzanne Lenglen May Withdraw From Wimbledon

Suzanne Lenglen may withdraw from the Wimbledon tournament after a noon interview with her physician. Doctors diagnosed rheumatism worsened by a cold and recommended rest after today, with no strenuous matches. The Duke of York played doubles with Wing Commander Louis Greig but lost in the first round.

Lenglen United Press Didi Viasto Mary K. Browne Elizabeth Ryan Suzanne Mlle California Duke of York Louis Greig A. Gore H. Roper Barrett Barrett Marion Z. Jessup Mlle. H. Contoslavos Greece Mme. E. D’alvarez Mile E. L. Colyer England

Harvard freshmen beat Yale in Thames River race

Harvard freshmen crew defeated Yale by two lengths in the two mile downstream Thames River race on June 25. Yale, heavier by twenty pounds, started six recruits after disqualifications. Harvard also won the junior varsity race with a 10:43 3 5 time. Portland gains pitcher Gorham Leverette from Chicago on option.

United Preas Harvard

Bobby Jones Wins British Open After Tough Royal Lytham Test

Bobby Jones of Atlanta clinched the British Open with a 291 total over 72 holes at Royal Lytham and St Annes, beating Al Watrous by two strokes. Walter Hagen and George Von Elm tied for third at 295 as Jones, despite shaky moments and bunkers, held off Watrous down the stretch.

America Bobby Jones Atlanta St. Anne's England Walter Hagen Jim Barnes Abe Mitchell George van Kim Bill Mehlhorn Links Henry L. Farrell United Press AME al Watrous George von Elm Jones Watrous Hagen Bobby Arthur Havers Sunningdale Links Bill” Mehlhorn Grand Rapids

Puzzling Plays and Lineup Mistakes in Batting Order

A puzzling note analyzes a baseball batting lineup with a misstep. It discusses who should follow the prop bet man and hints at a planned setup, highlighting a single mistake found in the sequence.

Eines & Con Ithe Cere Betaman

Tribe Boss Praises Acting Manager Eddie Sicking

Eddie Sicking, second baseman and team captain, delivered a splendid job as acting manager during the Indians western tour of the AA circuit. Manager Bush, recuperating from an appendectomy, smiles as fans commend Sicking and the Tribesmen’s solid record.

Indians Eddie Sicking A. A Bush Sicking

State Open Tourney Golf Scores At Culver

Scores from the state open golf tourney at Culver Thursday show top marks by players including Walters and Kelly. Notable rounds include 162 and 61 in several efforts as contestants weave through the Riverside course and nearby holes amid windy conditions.

Culver Logans le Walters Hick Nelson Riverside Om Kelly Tip Frank Shelds Vanity Lab Ona Erman Eomanaport George Stark

Senators Release Joe Bush and Trade Alex Ferguson

Washington Senators announce the unconditional release of veteran pitcher Joe Bush after ten days notice making him a free agent. Alex Ferguson is traded to Buffalo for outfielder Taylor.

Ferguson Times Washington Joe Bush Washington Senators Alex Ferguson Buffalo Taylor

Bass Stops Kennedy in Seventh Round in New York

Billy Kennedy of New Orleans was knocked out by Benny Bass of Philadelphia in the seventh round of a recent New York bout. The June 25 fight ended Kennedy's featherweight challenge as Bass claimed victory on the local card.

Bass Kennedy Times NEW Ork Billy Kennedy New Orleans Feather Benny Bass Philadelphia

Lewis Handica Winner Triumphs At Indiana State Trapshoot

The thirty second annual Indiana State Trapshooters Association championship ended at the Indianapolis Gun Club. M C Lewis of Indianapolis won the amateur cap after a shootoff with H Harter of Richmond. both 94 of 100, Lewis 68 of 75 on extras. Harter won the doubles title and was high in the handicap. D H Hudson of Hammond led all amateurs with 825 of 350 targets. A Buse of Hammond topped 350 targets including 200 on Tuesday with 614. C D McGary of Hammond, professional, won the state all round championship and led pros in handicap with 40. H W Benson led the doubles shoot with 41.

Indiana State Trapshooters' Association Indianapolis M. C. Lewis Idianapolis H. Harter Richmond Lewis Harter D. H. Hudson Hammond A. Buse C. D. McGary McGary H .W Benson

Five Bouts Set For Ft Harrison Fight Show Next Tuesday

The Ft Harrison bill lists five bouts totaling 36 rounds led by Merle Alce of Indianapolis facing Joey Clein of Milwaukee in the headliner ten rounds. Also on the card are Happy Atherton versus Midget O Dowd in a ten round semi final and two six rounders with Kid Lickert and Jones plus Eddie Hains and Jack White, followed by openers Tettely Cappadora. Clein arrives from Milwaukee, boasting a knockout over Paul Allen.

Ft. Harrison Merle Alce Indianapolis Joey Clein Milwaukee Happy Atherton 2 O'Dowd Kid Lickert Cincinnati Jones Louisville Eddie Hains Jack White Joe Tettely Joe Cappadora Clein Harrison Arena Paul Allen University of Illinois Happy O'Dowd

Morgan Loses Bout to Herman in Ten Rounds

Ted Morgan the Junior lightweight champion lost the judges verdict to Babe Herman of California in a ten round scrap at Revere Beach Massachusetts. The title was not at stake.

Morgan Revere Beach Mass Ted Morgan Babe Herman California

Flag-Raising Ceremony Draws National Baseball Leaders

Commissioner Landis and presidents Dale Gear and Sexton join Des Moines officials for a June 16 flag-raising ceremony. The Demons then lost to Oklahoma City in a following game.

Landis Dale Gear Sexton National Association Des Moines Demons Oklahoma City

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