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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1926

Page

12

Porter waves hat from plane before Panama trip

Fort Harrison officer Porter, nicknamed Scot, left Ft. Benjamin Harrison for Panama on a Cleveland bound flight. He wore a $7 straw hat in the cockpit despite requests for a helmet, waved it from the plane as it rose, and a gust of wind scattered hat bits across the military reservation.

Porter Ft. Benjamin Harrison Arena Panama Cleveland Ohio Ohio City Ft. Harrison Clark Cleveland Ward Kansas Harold

Indians Move Up in Race

Times Special reports the Indians tie for second in the AA flag race after a split with the Hoosiers in Toledo games. Henry pitched the win, Niles faced defeat, and Stengel’s squad posted twelve and eleven hits in the two Sunday contests. Ermie Mann, a 1925 veteran, started the series with a 6 4 extra innings loss. Speece shut down a late rally and Stengel watched Wyatt miss a near homer in Toledo split.

Toledo Indians Hoosiers Sicking Tribe Henry Hill Niles Stengel Colonels Columbus Ermie Mann

Kaplan to Defend Feather Title in Hartford Bout

Twenty thousand boxing fans are expected in Hartford tonight for Louis Kid Kaplan to defend his world featherweight title against Bobby Garcia of Baltimore.

United Press Hartford Conn Louis Kid) Kaplan Bobby Garcia Baltimore

Stars Sweep A B C s In Sunday Doubleheader At Washington Park

The St. Louis Stars defeated the A B C s 5 to 1 and 9 to 2 in a Sunday doubleheader at Washington Park. Pitcher Hensley worked both games with two hits allowed in the opener and six in the second. About 3,500 fans attended the showcase. The teams were to meet again.

St. Louis Stars Washington Park Hensley Fame

Lenglen Defaults at Wimbledon. Kinsey Reaches Semi-Finals

Suzanne Lenglen, world champion, defaulted from singles at Wimbledon due to severe hand pain. Henry Kinsey advanced to the men’s singles semi finals with a 6-3 6-3 3-6 6-3 victory over P D B Spence. Elizabeth Ryan eliminated in women's singles. Didi Viasto and Jacques Brugnon also advance. The French star may retire from the tournament due to rheumatism affecting her grip.

Henry L. Farrell United Press Wimbledon Suzanne Lenglen Mlle. Lenglen Mile Lenglen Suzanne Jacques Brugnon C. H. Kingsley Elizabeth Ryan America Kitty McKane Godfrey Marion Z. Jessup Wilmington Del G. R. O. Crole Rees R. R. Jackson E. Zemla Didi Viasto France

Baseball Calendar Mixed Schedule Highlights Across Leagues

The baseball calendar lists mixed action with American League matchups including New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston. National League notes Philadelphia clashes and a slate of players such as Henline Petty Ehrhardt ONeil Hargreaves and Adams Gooch across first and second games.

St Bucy New York Philadelphia Washington Boston Braves Dean Henline Petty Ehrhardt O'Neil Hargreaves Gian Pene Adams Gooch

Why Boys Leave Home: Rusty Meets Babe Ruth in St. Louis

A 12 year old from Springfield Missouri ran away to see the New York Yankees in St. Louis. Police stopped him as a runaway but took him to the game where Babe Ruth autographed a ball and hit a homer. Rusty returned home satisfied by the encounter.

Rusty Springfield Babe Ruth St. Louis New York Yankees

Light and Heat to Meet A B C s in Benefit Game

Indianapolis Light and Heat, leaders of the Class AA Capital City league, are set to face the A B C s at Washington Park Wednesday at 3 p m. The team has won ten straight in its league and just beat the Stutz team 5 to 2 at Riverside. They will represent Class AA at National Boys day next Saturday at Pennsy Park against Ft Harrison.

Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association Indianapolis Light and Heat Washington Park Light and Heat Riverside Stutz Pennsy Park Ft. Harrison Association

RASSIE IADIES By DICK MILLER RASSIE IADIES

On South Grove weekend golfers faced a spike in scores with 5 to 9 strokes more than usual amid new greens at holes 8 9 16. Harry Schopp opened three bent grass greens after visiting Broadmoor, improving turf but complicating water hazards around Waterloo.

South Grove Harry Schopp Washington Schopp George Soutar Broadmoor George Harry Waterloo

Victor Again Ba Tames olen

Jumping to the lead on the first lap, Frank B. Lockhart won the dusty 100 mile dirt track race at the State fairground. Driving a Miller Special, he finished in 1 hour 25 minutes 56.82 seconds, ahead of Cliff Woodbury of Chicago who second in 1:27:21:73 driving a Boyle valve special. Elvin Ross of Lansing, Michigan, took third in 1:30:47:45 aboard a Lansing Special.

Ba Tames Olen” 'Ene Ear Ae Frank Lockhart Los Angeles American Automobile Association Cliff Woodbury Chicago Elvin Ross Lansing Mich

Washington Crew Favored In Regatta Action On Hudson

Washington varsity crews are favored to win at the 29th Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in Poughkeepsie with Navy Pennsylvania Cornell and Columbia also competitive. The junior varsity and freshman races draw strong fields and near record crowds as winds and last mile conditions test crews on the Hudson.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Hudson River Hudson Washington Navy Northwest Pennsylvania Cornell Syrabuse Columbia California Cals Syracuse Huskies Jane Crum Elbow Wisconsin Penn

Independent and Amateur Baseball Sunday Recap

Scraps from a local independent and amateur baseball scene with mentions of teams at Fairmount and Casson s farm. Notes reference games, innings, and pitching, including a young pitcher on the mound and late scoring plays. Contact details and venue hints appear for further schedules.

Boxing Night Cards Local Taunts and Out-of-Town Roster

Out-of-town fighters arrive in Fort Harrison for Tuesday boxing card. Milwaukee featherweight Joey Clein faces Merle Alce in a ten round headliner while Midget Mike O Dowd battles Happy Atherton. Cincinnati pair Frankie Jones and Eddie Hawkins meet Kid Lickert and Jack White respectively, with a four round opener Joe Tettely versus Joe Capodora.

Ft. Harrison Joey Clein Milwaukee Merle Alce Merle Paul Allen Doc Snell Happy Atherton Mike O'Dowd O'Dowd Frankie Jones Louisville Kid Lickert Cincinnati Eddie Hawkins Jack White Indianapolis Joe Tettely Joe Cappadora

Smith Versus Gray Set For Negro Feature At Tomlinson Hall

K O George ith faces Hiawatha Gray in a ten round Negro feature on the all Negro boxing card at Tomlinson Hall Wednesday night. Smith is the favorite due to his ring record while boosters back Gray s experience and strength. Jimmy Cross closes entry lists for the battle royal and promises future spots to top performers. Contenders train at Sally Epstein s gym with workouts at 2 p m for public viewing.

K. O. George Ith Hiawatha Gray Tomlinson Hall Smith Hiawatha Jimmy Cross Cross Sally Epstein

Peoria Tractors Add Shupe and Ludlam

Pitcher Bill Shupe, who starred for Peoria last season, has been returned to the Tractors by the Des Moines Club of the Western League. Pitcher Ludlam, from the University of Illinois, has joined Peoria.

Peoria Bill Shupe Des Moines Club Ludlam University of Illinois

Veteran infielder Art Phelan trades to Shreeport Fort Worth

Art Phelan, a veteran infielder and versatile player, was sold to Shreeport of Ft Worth and immediately assumed the role of manager of the sports section.

Art Phelan Shreeport of Ft. Worth

Chapin Western Champion Nets Western Tennis Title

Alfred H. Chapin Jr. won the western tennis championship at week courts defeating B I C Norton of San Antonio 7-5 2-4 6-1 in the final. Norton led early in the first set but Chapin dominated the latter stages. Chapin also claimed the women's title over Leighton of Chicago 6-3 8-6 and, with his wife, won the mixed doubles 7-5 1-6 6-4 defeating Lott and Miss Zinke.

Alfred H. Chapin Jr B. I. C. Norton Sansonh Tex Ini Dtralcht Chapin Norton Suns Johnny Hennessey Norton Deuce Brian

Western Tennis Champs Bring Home Multiple Titles

Alfred H. Chapin Jr. of Springfield wins the Men’s Singles in the Western Tennis championships. His partners include Alfred Fr. Chapin Jr. and John Hennessey in the Men's Doubles, with Olga Weil and Clara Zinke winning Women’s Doubles. The Chapins also claim Mixed Doubles as Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Chapin Jr. Also Seth Klein dominates Indiana Polia Gun Club trap shoot with 96 of 100 in singles, 23 of 25 handicap, and 20 of twelve pair.

Alfred Fr. Chapin Jr Springfield Mass John Hennessey Indianapolis Ind Alfred H. Chapin Olga Weil Cincinnati Clara Zinke Alfred H. Chapin Jr Maas Klein Seth Klein Indianapolia

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