TWO BATTLES REMAIN WITH COLUMBUS OUTFIT
Indians plan two more battles with Columbus Senators and Molesworth's group then host Jimmy Burke's Toledo Hens at Washington Park starting Monday. Then a road trip to Louisville Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City and Milwaukee follows. Rain earlier caused field damage but preparations continued as Bush Day excitement rose and attendance climbed.
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Senators and Indians split practice as Columbus wins 9 to 0
Indianapolis was favored in clear weather as events lined up after drills. Jess Petty pitched well for the Senators, but foul trouble and Columbus hitting sank the Tribesmen 9 to 0. Rob Russell of Indianapolis shone with two triples and a single. Fatty Smith’s outstanding record drew interest from Cardinals Red Sox and Reds, with talks of a major league move after the season.
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Americans Clean Up on French in Olympic Pony Polo
United States pony polo team defeated France 16 to 1 in the Olympic tournament in St Cloud France. The U S win came on June 28 as part of a strong American showing in the polo event.
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ST. Cloud
France
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Harness and Running Races Set for Next Friday at State Fairground
Two harness and two running events are scheduled for next Friday afternoon at the State fairground under the Hoosier post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Indianapolis. The all day celebration opens to the public with a fireworks display. Races begin 2 pm with a 2:20 trot headlining, featuring Kentucky Rock and Lady Knight among other entries. pace events include Bobby Gates and Louise the Great.
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State Fairground
Hoosier Post
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
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Lady Knight
Charley Hammond
Wilson
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Sep” Palin
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Wolverton
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Matsuda Reaches City for Broadway Theater Wrestling Finish
Local wrestling fans show strong interest in a bout between Matty Matsuda of Japan and Ray Carpenter of Lancaster Ohio at the Broadway Theater next Monday night. Matsuda arrives this afternoon to complete training while Carpenter works out in Columbus Ohio and will arrive Monday morning.
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Japan
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Ohio
Broadway
Matsuda
Carpenter
Columbus
Decker and Coble Meet for National Public Links Title
In Dayton Ohio Henry Decker of Kansas City faced Joe Coble of Philadelphia for the national public links golf title. Decker defeated Earl McAleer of Washington 7 and 5 on Friday after making three birdies in that match.
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Kansas City
Joe Coble
Philadelphia
Decker
Earl McAleer
Washington
Renault Triumphs Over Burke in First Round Knockout
Jack Renault of Toledo stopped Detroit’s Joe Burke in the opening round of their scheduled 12 round bout Friday night, delivering a decisive early win in the boxing card.
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Jack Renault
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New Pilot Teall to Run July 4 Dirt Track Race
E Teall debuts his Teall Special in a 200 lap event at Hoosier Motor Speedway on July 4. New drivers including Teall are tipped as potential winners as rain or shine conditions prevail on the county’s only dirt track able to race within an hour after a shower.
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Hoosier Motor Speedway
Old-Time Olympic Gate Crashers And Two Eye Connolly
A humorous reminiscence contrasts current champion gate crashers with the legendary Two Eye Connolly of Mississippi famed for crashing gates worldwide. The tale recalls his 1843 London exploits including Buckingham Palace, an arrest, and royal gate crashes linked to Olympic honors.
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Fort Harrison arena hosts stacked boxing prelims card
Talented bouts line the Fort Harrison arena Tuesday headlined by an eight round clash between Joe Elraine and Joe Dillon. Jackie Earnhardt meets Bobby Bridges in another eight rounder while 115 pounder Happy Atherton faces Maxie Epstein. The four round opener pits Soldier Tillman against Carl Schmedel.
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Wills Firpo Permit Set for August Heavyweight Bout
New Jersey boxing commission grants a permit for the Harry Wills versus Luis Firpo bout in Jersey City on August 30. Promoters may set top admission at 25 dollars. The twelve round fight will be without a decision.
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Old-Time Hoosiers Drubbed 24–0 by Philadelphia in 1887 box score
Feature recalls the June 28 1887 National League game in Indianapolis where Philadelphia piled 24 hits and 11 bases on balls to rout Indiana. Hoosiers pitcher fields badly, with an outfielder at third misplaying three chances. box score shows Ginascock Tow waders Wood Fogarty McLaughlin Mulvey Dunne Buffington Ferguson and Clements among players.
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Baseball Standings Snapshot from American and National Leagues
A compact standings snippet shows teams across American League and National League with wins losses and percentages. Key figures include Chicago Cleveland New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and St Louis with early season records and games played.
Weekend Major League Baseball Schedule Displayed
American Association matchups include Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Detroit at Cleveland New York at Boston St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Washington two games. National League games feature Brooklyn at Philadelphia two games Cincinnati at St Louis two games Boston at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Brooks Beaten by Belgium Star in Wimbledon Match
Australian Norman Brooks falls to Gene Washer of Belgium in the all England championship at Wimbledon. Washer won the first set 6 2 and took the last two 7 5 and 6 4 after Brooks battled with sharp court strategy.
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Norman Brooks
Gene Washer
Belgium
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Washer
Hennessey and McKay win city doubles title in tense final
Hennessey and McKay defeated Sagalowsky and Kurzrock 6-4 6-4 7-5 to claim the city doubles championship in a postponed match. The final featured a fast pace with both teams trading strong net play and basing rallies, and Hennessey also holding the singles crown to share the doubles title with McKay.
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Kurtrock
Pirates blank Cubs as two-hitter sinks Chicago
Friday results show Pirates pitcher tossing a two hit gem to defeat the Cubs 9-0 at Pittsburg while the Yankees surge toward the second division by sweeping two from the Red Sox 12-7 and 10-5. Luque and Donahue helped topple the Cardinals as the Reds took both ends 6-3 and 5-2. Whithill and Shaute yielded a 1-0 Cleveland win, and managers scramble as White Sox hammer 9-3. Rain halted leaders, boosting Giants while Cubs falter.
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Bud Taylor Wins Narrow Bout in Cleveland Scrap
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind outpointed Al Ziemer of Cleveland over ten rounds in Cleveland in a no decision bout. Mickey Dugan of Cleveland outpointed Eddie Cone of Chicago in eight rounds.
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Ind
Cooper
West York
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Eddie Dyer
Merles
Indianapolis
Russell
Cincy
Issell
Vic Len Mahoney
United Press
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Bud Taylor
al Ziemer
Mickey Dugan
Eddie Cone
Chicago
Cooper 10 Drive In Kansas City Event
Earl Cooper will race his Studebaker Special in the 250 mile speedway event at Kansas City on July 4. Fans expect a hard fought battle as Cooper aims to surface his early season form following his second place in the May 30 500 mile race. The entry list includes leading pilots and Duesenberg entries were announced recently.
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Kansas City
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Results of Women's State Golf Tournament Flight Winners
Results show winners across flights with Hillis Drayer Payne in first flight and several consolation honors. Notable performers include Misa Lennie Sharp Indianapolis second flight and Naomi Hull Kendallville who claimed low medal score and putting contest honors. Consolations awarded to Mrs. D. 8S. Menasco in the championship losers bracket.
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Payne
Misa Lennie Sharp
Indianapolis
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Robert Tinsley
Crawfordsville
William Barrere Jr
H O. Burgess
Frank Shambleay
South Bend
Naomi Hull
Kendallville
Carl Gibba
Menasco
Independent Baseball Schedule Notes and Requests
Local notice lists multiple teams seeking games and schedules for Sundays. The Tuxedlo Strollers, Silver Flash, Marion Cardinals, Belmont Specials, Rural Red Sox, Ideal Furnace, and Riverside A A request matchups with strong state clubs and other teams, with contact details for arrangements. Specific play dates, venues, and start times are given where readable, including July dates and Sunday afternoon slots.
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Hill
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Baseball scores and race results in scattered notes
Historic sports results list baseball scores between Toledo Louisville Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis New York Boston and others with multiple game details and player names. The report also mentions a 300 mile pigeon race in Indiana and a poultry feed company promotion.
Stribling Heads to Michigan City for Greb Showdown
Georgia light heavyweight Stribling leaves West New York for Michigan City where he will face middleweight king Harry Greb on July 4. Greb plans to join the Michigan City camp Monday.
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Rogu e Tourney Winners and Trans Miss Golf Title
In Warsaw the all week rogue tourney on Winona Lake courts concluded with W W Wilson of Chicago winning the diamond division D H Stempel Campbellston Ohio winner in the first division W L Pierce Warsaw in the second division and R W Oyler Chicago in the third. In St Joseph Missouri the Trans Miss golf title moved to today’s final after James Manion St Louis defeated Eddie Held St Louis 1 up in the semi finals.
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Lawson Watts
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Western net meet stars draw deep field at Woodstock
Entry list for the Western tennis championships at Woodstock courts closes with 64 men across singles and doubles, 27 juniors, 15 boys, and 17 women. Notables include William Tilden, Gerald Patterson, Brian Norton, R E B Schlesinger, Louis Kuhler Jr, and Johnny Hennessey. Zeno Shimizu may join briefly. event promises the best yet with eight courts and seating for 1,000.
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al Chapin, Jr
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Carl Duane Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Carl Duane junior lightweight reported dying yesterday from an accident improved today after a car crash in which he and three friends were riding. The crash occurred as the automobile turned over and he was hospitalized briefly.
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