Indianapolis golf figures crown Mally Carlisle best net in district event
Official tabulation credits Mally Carlisle with the low net honors after a fifty four hole Indy District Golf Association tournament. Carlisle posted 86, 83, and 84 for a gross 253 and net 199 on a 18 handicap, one stroke ahead of K. Trusty. Cliff Wagoner will publish final results after double checking all 143 cards.
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Dodgers Face Cubs in crucial series opener clash
Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson tabbed Adolfo Luque to stop Chicago in game two of a four game set as the Robins lead the NL by two games. Vance beat the Cubs 7 1 in the opener while Giants crushed the Cardinals 12 4 and Pirates swept Philadelphia.
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Schmeling to Sail for Germany as Sharkey Bout Sought
Max Schmeling world heavyweight champion sails for Germany at midnight to visit his mother. Manager Joe Jacobs stays in New York to push for a September return bout with Jack Sharkey, with early August return if negotiations succeed. Arthur Bulow holds up plan by refusing to sell his 20 percent share.
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Baseball Calendar Shows Mixed Results Across Leagues
National League standings and American Association and League schedules dominate the page. Multiple games are recapped with runs and key pitchers named, highlighting a busy day of baseball across cities like Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Chicago with notable doubleheaders and postponed contests due to weather.
Tris Speaker Resigns as Newark Manager
Newark to name a successor after Tris Speaker resigns following a June conference with club officials. Jack Onslow appointed acting manager of the Newark International League team until a new manager is chosen.
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Speed Boat Carnival Set for Broad Ripple on White River
Twenty fast boats and pilots enter a seventy five mile race at Broad Ripple on the White River Sunday at 2 PM. Qualifying trials, two to four, run Saturday over the full course. Promoter C. O. Mogg expects a large field and few disqualifications for low speed.
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Lehigh and Tulane Leaders Reach Tennis Semifinals
Julius Seligson of Lehigh eastern champion and Clifford Sutter of Tulane faced Dolf Muehleisen of California and Donald Cram of Vanderbilt in the national intercollegiate tennis tournament semifinals at Haverford. Seligson and Sutter were favored to reach the final round.
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City Star HEN Caps P and L Square Off in Double Header
Indianapolis Power and Light faces Majestic Radio at Washington Park in a Saturday double header. Ralph Bader likely on the mound for P and L pastimers, leaders of the Capitol City League, with Atkins club and B and O also in action. Receipts go to the Indianapolis Amateur Association. Local talent features in all four lineups.
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Jones welcomed on air in Atlanta welcome for golf champion
Mayor Walker and the Atlanta welcome committee prepare to greet Bobby Jones, fresh from winning the British amateur and open championships, when he arrives aboard the Europa on July 2. Two boats will carry the official welcoming party and the Aida citizens group will greet Jones in the harbor.
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Cleveland, Yanks and Macks Win
In the American League leaders won Thursday games leaving the standings unchanged. Athletics beat St Louis 8 to 3 behind Rommell after a six run sixth inning. Senators defeated Detroit 12 to 4 as Whitehill struggled and Marberry pitched. Yankees beat Cleveland 13 to 11 as Indians dropped to five straight losses and twelve of thirteen starts. Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 7 with Gaston pitching and a late rally.
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Moore Leads League Clash With 15th Victory As Colonels Fall
ILDY MOORE, a mainstay and sinker specialist, earned his fifteenth win of the season against the league-leading Colonels on Thursday. Saltzgaver had four hits including a double, while Chick Autry drove in four for Louisville. Eddie Twilting's Kansas City Blues rose to fourth in the first division, winning four straight. Nemo Seibold’s Columbus club suffered another loss as injuries hit Crabtree and Purdy. 2 Ulleavy doubled twice and added a single for Toledo. The White Sox pursue Hen but Casey Stengel blocks early promotion. August 30 option exists. Norman Perry of the Indians, traveling with the team, returns home soon with plans to boost roster depth. Perry also frames entertainment upgrades at Washington Park with amplified sound and phonograph playback to attract fans. Night baseball resumes July 7 with Ladies and Children’s Night aiming to break attendance records.
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Irish Golfer in Semi Finals at National Intercollegiate
Larry Moller Notre Dame golfer advanced to the semi finals by defeating Marshall Forrest Yale 2 and 1 in 36 holes. He faces Phillips Finlay Harvard in the other half of the bracket while George Dunlap Princeton plays Winston Fuller USC. Dunlap beat Sam Parks Jr. Pittsburgh 3 and 2 in quarter finals.
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Three Matches Signed For Riverside Arena Wrestling Show
Jimmie McLemore promoter signs three bouts for next Monday at Riverside arena. Main event features Jim Browning of Missouri against George Hill. Windup Speedy ONeill versus Carl, second semi windup Don Cortez versus Merle Dolby. Two bouts still to be arranged. Browning and Hill weigh over 220 pounds each.
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Jones and Tolley Sail from Southampton to New York
Bobby Jones and Cyril Tolley left Southampton bound for New York aboard the Europa. Jones is the British amateur and open champion and Tolley accompanied him on the voyage.
Rice on Ripple Bill at Broad Ripple Arena Monday Night
Ray Rice a wrestling instructor at the local Y M C A will face Ralph Hancock of Elwood in a best two of three falls finish match on the weekly card at Broad Ripple arena. A pro semi windup and three amateur bouts will round out the program.
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Cvengros Dominates Millers. Twins Win 10-1
Em Hen Mike Cvengros, veteran southpaw of the Tribe mound staff, held Minneapolis to three hits on Thursday to earn his ninth victory of the season. The Millers’ skid ended a eight game win streak as Cvengros silenced the offense in the nightcap after Sunday’s Kansas City relief.
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Tribesmen Grow Bold as Help Is Obtained and Turn on Millers
Minneaplis report notes President Noreman Perry secured new talent for relief, leading to a 10 to 1 Tribe victory over the Millers. Charlie Dorman led with three hits, Bud Connolly extended his consecutive hitting streak, and several new players joined the Indians, including Clayton Van Alstyne and George Kepler, with several existing players moved or sidelined.
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Yankees Favorites in Four British Net Championships
Wimbledon England June 27 The United States is favored to win four championships and contest a fifth. Helen Wills Moody appears certain to win the women’s singles as American teams lead in both doubles and mixed doubles. In men’s singles three Americans slated for the semi finals. Helen Jacobs defeated Mrs. List 6 0 6 1 to reach the quarter finals. Wilmer Allison and Gregory Mangin won to advance and King George and Queen Mary attended the match.
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Five Battles Set for Harrison Card at Ft. Harrison
Promoter Frank Schucker announced a double main event card at Ft. Harrison with two ten rounders. Sammy Price faces Billy Rose in a rematch, while Rosy Baker meets Jack Rosen in a middleweight clash. Indianapolis rivals Red Holloway and Roy Pierson meet in a six rounder, Frankie Gierke and Beamer Roberts clash, and Arol Harris takes on Roy Woods in bantam action.
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City Netters in Feature Tilts
Harold Justus and Paul Shumaker clashed in the Fall Creek tennis tourney semi finals. Dick Bastian met Howard Wood and Chick Ertel faced Paul Meunier in quarter finals. Meunier and Johnson are favorites for the semi finals this afternoon.
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Hurt and Dando Even in Broad Ripple Bout
In a six round main at Broad Ripple Cecil Hurt and Shifty Dando fought to a draw. Ray Hurtz stopped Buddy Swanigan in the third. Bobby Ver defeated Chuck Barnes and Jack Brooks beat Joe McGann in other scraps.
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Stribling to Sail for London to Meet Scott
By Times Spcc at Macon Georgia June 27 W L Young Stribling will sail for London July 5 where he will meet Phil Scott on July 28.
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