Women golfers vie for state title at Highland
Miss Hillis Drayer of Ft Wayne and Mrs. Carl Gibbs of Indianapolis reach the finals at the Highland Golf and Country Club after semi final wins. Drayer defeated Mrs. Stevenson 2 up and 1 to play, Gibbs defeated Mrs. East 2 up and 1 to play in a notable upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis Drayer
Ft. Wayne
Carl Gibbs
Indianapolis
Highland Golf and Country Club
Miss Drayer
B. C. Stevenson
Gibbs
Walter East
South Bend
Miss Drayer Captures Indiana Women’s Golf Title
Miss Drayer of Ft Wayne defeated Mrs Gibbs of Indianapolis in the final 3 up with 2 to play to win the Indiana women’s golf championship. Mrs Tinsley of Crawfordsville beat Mrs McCramrock of Frankfort 6 up 5 in the consolation first flight. Miss Hull of Kendallville won low medal honors after a playoff with Mrs East, both at 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis Drayer
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Carl C. Gibbs
Indianapolis
Robert Tinsley
Crawfordsville
A. A. McCramrock
Frankfort
Miss Hull
Kendallville
Walter East
D. S. Menasco
Naomi Hull
Hull
Mrs. East
Golf tournament results showcase multiple finals and consolations
The report details final matches and consolation flights from a golf tournament. Winners include Lennie Sharp of Riverside and Elizabeth Dunn, with Indianapolis competitors Diddel and Sullivan taking flights. Consolation victors include Burgess and Shambleau, plus medals led by Menasco and Naomi Hull with a 98 and 99.
Perfecting the First Baseman’s Throwing Game
Amateur tips from Walter Pipp, New York Yankees first baseman, emphasize throwing accuracy as essential to first base defense. He notes one third of outs come at first, praises plays where pitcher covers on deep grounders, and urges perfection of timing and throw readiness for ambitious first sackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pipp
New York Yankees
Independent baseball notices across Indianapolis and nearby towns
Local baseball notices list upcoming games and practices for independent teams including the Indianapolis Keystones at Fortville and the Christamore Juniors at Riverside No. 10. Entries request July 4 and 6 games, provide contact details, and note meetings at Keystone grounds and 43 W Vermont St. Also mentions Greenfield vs Ft Harrison, Indiana Travelers seeks fast-state clubs, and Yale vs Washington in an intercollegiate tennis final in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Keystones
Fortville
Keystone Grounds
Carl
Naomi
Drexel
Christamore
Riverside No
Christamores
King Ave
Washington
Indianapolis Eagles
Valley Mills
Valley Millis
Vermont St
J. Hayes
Parker Ave
Indiana Travelers
Bloomington
Fred Eberg
P.O
Stogk Car Race Stirs Interest At Hoosier Speedway
Floyd Kemp driving the Chevrolet stock car entered by Jones Whittaker Sales Company warmed up on the Hoosier Speedway dirt track. Kemp, a veteran dirt racer, promotes a ten mile light four cylinder stock car race with a two hundred lap event set for July 4 starting at 2 PM and 3 PM respectively. D M Jones of Jones Whittaker Sales bets half his time on business and Chevrolet racing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kemp
Jones- Whittaker
Hoosier Speedway
Xemp
D. M. Jones
Jones-Whittaker Sakes
Chevrolet
Feature match for Fort Arena main event boxing night
Patsy Rocco of Chicago and Johnny Mack of Cincinnati square off in a top middleweight bout at Ft. Benjamin Harrison Tuesday night. Rocco recalls a strong May battle with Roy Wallace and a May 31 win over Alex Trambitas. Mack made a noted Indy impression by drawing with Joe Packo after a late substitution. Two eight round semi windups and two prelims accompany the main event, with Lou Bauman of Cincinnati refereeing all bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Rocco
Johnny Mack
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Rocco
Chicago
Roy Wallace
Wallace
Alex Trambitas
Michigan City
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Joe Packo
Toledo
Lou Bauman
Baseball scores and moments from Thursday games
Washington Senators shut out Athletics 5-0 then lost 1-0 in the second game. Red Sox beat Cliff Markle and the Yankees slump continued. Phils beat Robins 3-2, Pirates edged Cubs 2-1, Giants 8-1 over Braves, Indians 7-4 over White Sox after a three-run 10th. Romero Rojas defeats Tom Roper by knockout in boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.ddie Rommell
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Athletics
Senators
Times
Albany
N. Y
Quentin Romero Rojas
Tom Roper
Chicago
Hagen Wins British Open in Sensational Finish
Walter Hagen, American pro, captured the British Open title with a 72 hole total of 301. Jim Barnes finished second at 309 with George Duncan at 308 and other final scores listed, including Cyril Tolley and Gene Sarazen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hoy Lak
England
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Jim Barnes
George Duncan
Cyril Tolley
Gene Sarazen
Gil Nichols
J. H. Taylor
E. R. Whitcomb
McDonald Smith
America
Frank Ball
Baseball Standings Snapshot From A Patchy Calendar
National League and Americans League records shown with wins losses and batting paces. Teams like Detroit Cleveland New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago and St Louis appear with varying win totals and percentages. The printout mixes teams and decimals in a compact standings table.
Baseball Schedule Shuffle for American Association and League
The schedule lists American Association games: Columbus at Indianapolis, Toledo at Louisville, Kansas City at Minneapolis, Milwaukee at St Paul. American League matchups include St. Louis at Chicago, New York at Boston in two, Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at New York, Cincinnati at St. Louis in two, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St Paul
Baseball scores and rain halt major leagues rundown
A compact summary of late season scores across the American and National Leagues. Key results include Philadelphia sweeping Washington in two games and a ten inning affair, Cleveland defeating Chicago, New York topping Boston, St Louis pounding Cincinnati, and Brooklyn and Philadelphia posting high scoring games. Weather affected Detroit at St Louis with rain.
Fight Special Planned for Greb Stribling Bout
Frank B Humston of the Monon announces a proposed special train from Indianapolis to Michigan City for the Greb Stribling fight on July 4. The train would depart 7 45 a m and return after the bout with special rates. Tickets and arrangements available at 38 W Ohio St Monon office or by calling Circle 4600 for Humston or Armstrong.
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Michigan City
Humston
Monon
Ohio St
Armstrong
Schalk Hits for Cycle in Detroit on June 27, 1922
Ray Schalk, not a speaker like Cobb or Ruth, hits a single double triple and home run in four at bats on Detroit soil. The White Sox win 9 to 4, with Schalk accounting for three extra base hits and Sted in relief. Johnson Falk Blue contribute two-base hits and Mostil steals, in a game limited by pitching from Ehmke and Cole and umpire Evans and Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Schalk
Cobb
Ruth
Ehmke
Cole
Detroit
Haney
Chicago Oo
Schalk
Johnson
Falk
Blue
Mostil
Flagstead
Mulligan
Jay—Collins
Lane
Schupp
Nudp
Hodge
Beak Mhuahe Sted
Hokee
Cele Ah
Alee
Gola
Evans
Owens
Chicago
Alsace Mullican
Collins
Finalists crown Indiana women’s golf title at Highland
Finalists were Hillis Drayer of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Carl Gibbs of Indianapolis in the Indiana women’s golf championship at Highland. Miss Drayer, runner up last year, and Mrs. Gibbs, a veteran from Indianapolis Country Club, advanced by winning tight matches to reach the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Hillis Drayer
Ft. Wayne
Carl Gibbs
Indianapolis
Highland Today
Indiana
Miss Drayer
Gibbs
Indianapolis Country Club
Plans Complete For Big Tennis Week Here
Plans are set for a Western tennis tourney starting Monday at Woodstock Country Club. Entries chaired by Jack McKay boast a strong national field with singles and doubles for men women and boys. Australians Gerald Patterson and Schlesmnecer and Billy Tilden raise local interest as tickets go on sale at Spalding's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock Country Club
Jack McKay
Severin Hotel
Craw
Gerald Patterson
Schlesmnecer
Bill Tilden
Spalding
Do You Know Baseball Dispute Answers Clarified
A base runner may advance on an infield fly like any caught or muffed fly ball. After crossing first base and attempting to go to second, he forfeits the right to return to first. A base runner can turn to run into foul or fair territory after first base, provided he makes no attempt to go to second.
Mullendore Eyes Welterweight Challenge in NY Bout
Franklin Indiana wrestler H K Mullendore, ex Purdue lightweight champion, may move up a class for the Carpenter Matsuda semi windup at the Broadway Theater next Monday. He could face Hugh Webb the local welter who holds the state title at 146 pounds. Mullendore has pinned opponents quickly in past appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Mullendore
Franklin
Ind
Purdue University
Mullendore
Hugh Webb
Butler Booster Game At Fairview Park
A feature baseball game is planned beside Butler College boosters at Fairview Park Saturday afternoon at 4 PM. Pat Page leads a strong lineup including Hooker Jones Middlesworth Page Griggs Mills Dixon Reichel Brown Hensel and Quiesser.
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Butler College
Fairview Park
Pat Page
Collegians
Hooker
Jones
Middlesworth
Page
Griggs
Mills
Dixon
Reichel
Brown
Hensel
Quiesser
Yank Riflemen Score in Olympic Team Championship
America wins the Olympic rifle team title with 786 points in Paris on June 27. Haiti finishes second with 646 and France third with 644 as the event concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
America
Haiti
France
Greb Wins In Thriller Scrape Across Hard Fought Bout
New York June 27 Greb retains middleweight crown after 15 round duel with Ted Moore at Yankee Stadium. Moore earns praise for courage as 40 000 fans push for knockout. Milk Fund show nets $100 000. Tunney stops Spolla in seven with a technical knockout. Estridge wins middleweight title from Gans in ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
English Channel
Ted Moore
Moore
Harry Greb
Milk Fund
Yankee Stadium
Ermino Spolla
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Young Stribling
Georgia
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Larry Estridge
Panama
Joe Gans
Double Bill At Pennsy Park Staged By Local Clubs
A Saturday double header at Pennsy Park features four local amateur teams. At 2 p m the First Baptist and Tuxedo Baptist meet in the Marion County S S League race led by First Baptist with Tuxedo tied for second alongside Broad way. The second game pairs Union Trust against American Central Life Insurance of the Bankers and Insurance League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy Park
Amateur Baseball Association
First Baptist
Tuxedo Baptist
Marion County
Tuxedo
Broadway
Union Trust
American Central Life Insurance
Bankers and Insurance League
Kernel and Fox win Ker nel’s Lake doubles title
J. E. Kernel and Harry Fox capture the championship in the annual Ker nel’s Lake tennis tournament. They defeat Karl Kernel and Paul Kernel in three sets 6-3 6-4 10-2 and receive a silver loving cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kernel
Harry Fox
Kernel’s Lake
Karl Kernel
Paul Kernel
Oakland Signs Young Shortstop Lemus Luce for Next Season
Oakland announces the addition of 19 year old Lemus Luce from the Sacramento Valley Independent League to its roster for next season. Luce is described as a promising infield prospect from the valley circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Lemus Luce
Vinnie Richards and Williams in Tennis Victories
Wimbledon action opens with American wins as R Norris Williams defeats A N W Dudley 6-3 6-0 6-4 and Vinnie Richards beats D M Greig 6-2 4-6 6-2 7-5. Suzanne Lenglen dominates Mrs George Wightman 6-0 6-0, Helen Wills advances with 6-2 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinnie Richards
Williams
Nis
R. Norris Williams
A. N. W. Dudley
Suzanne Lenglen
George Wightman
America
D. M. Greig
Helen Wills
Senators Take First Columbus Rout in Narrow Win
Indianapolis makes a late charge but Columbus holds on for a 7 to 6 victory. Key hits include Russell and Baird doubles for Columbus while Hartley and Davis form a strong battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fitzsimmons
Tribe
Senators
Campbell
Tennis doubles title bout set for 4 pm at I T A courts
The city championship doubles match is scheduled for 4 o clock this afternoon after two rain delays. Hennessey and McKay face Sagalowsky and Kurzreck of the Butler team in a decisive clash expected to settle the title.
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Hennessey-McKay
Sagalowsky-Kurzreck
Butler
Bushiday contests spark interest at Washington Park
Field events and prize contests headline the Bushiday program at Washington Park on Saturday afternoon. Senators and Indians clash in a heated rivalry as fans pack the park. Prizes include cases of beer, dinners, a cedar chest, a five dollar gold piece, and a dinner for two.
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Washington Park
Senators
van Camp Packing Company
Keith Gregg
College Inn
College Ave
A. E. Nodler
Anheuser Busch
Case Phoenix Coffee
Schnull & Co
al Fee
Bailey
Columbus
Davis
Baird
Murpy
Indianapolis
Sicking
Allen
Rehg
Campbell
High
Brooks
Licking
Rehe
Schreiber
Jones
Whelan
Miller
Krueger
Murphy
Davis Hartley
Urban
Eight left in Dayton tourney
The national public links championship narrowed to eight contestants after qualifying rounds. Joe Ford of New York and Frank Dolph of Portland, Ore., are viewed as the strongest remaining players. Joe Wyatt, former Wabash College star, joined the Kansas City Blues under an option after a June move from Cleveland Americans. In Cincinnati, Hendricks saw a late rally fail as Walker hit into a double play to end the game.
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United Press
Dayton
Ohio
Joe Ford
New York
Frank Dolph
Portland, Ore
Joe Wyatt
Wabash
K. C. Blues
Wyatt
Cleveland Americans
Walker
Hendricks
Daubert
A. A. Leaders II Standings Show Tight Race
The snippet lists team records with wins and losses for Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul and others. Louisville sits at 36 25 and .590 .597 .581 while Indianapolis is 37 26 with .587 .594 .578 and St. Paul 37 30 at .552 .559 .544.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
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