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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

2

Wray Brown Drewes Among Title Seekers

Missouri Valley stars lead a strong entry to the national clay court tennis championship at Woodstock Club next week. Wray D Brown and Karl D Kamman of Washington University are among notable contenders in the Intercollegiate Meet with others from St Louis and the valley. Junior entries include George Lott Meil Rosenberger and many Indianapolis players and others from Philadelphia and Detroit.

Missouri Valley United States Woodstock Club Wray D. Brown Karl D. Kamman Washington University St. Louis Marion Cricket Club Philadelphia A. B. Lynn Theodore R. Drewes F. C. Josties Ted Heuerman George Lott Chicago Meil Rosenberger Ernest Gilbert Indianapolis Wallace Richards Julius Sagalowsky Guy Dixon Thomas Markey Kenneth Christena James Hart Frederick Hadley Donald Strachan P. E. Seidendecker Terre Haute Hence Orme, Jr Benjamin Kohn Henry

Three Indianapolis players win in Illinois State tennis

Three Indianapolis players won their matches at the Illinois State championship in Chicago. Fritz Bastian defeated Frank Kirkeby in the second round. Julius Sagolowsky won his first and second boys division matches, and Mrs. Adams the western women's champion won her first round over Mrs. George Massey.

Chicago Indianapolis Fritz Bastian Frank Kirkeby Julius Sagalowsky Adams George Massey

Baseball Roundup of League Games and Incidents

Summary of multiple major league results including Red Sox beating Athletics 4 2 Johnson strong for Yankees 1 0 Braves rally to beat Dodgers 5 4 Tigers over White Sox 4 1 lifting White Sox to third Pirates beat Cubs 7 2 Phillies split with Giants and Browns defeat Indians 9 0 Phils suspend Art Fletcher over rain stalling and umpire abuse Milwaukee beats Saints in AA action St Paul and Indians move up standings as Toledo game interrupted and umpire Owens injured

Veteran Sam Hardy to Team with Charles Garland in Clay Court Meet

Sam Hardy of New York, captain of the American Davis Cup team in 1920 and 1921, will pair with Charles Garland of Pittsburgh in the national clay court meet here next week. Hardy and Garland have won the clay court doubles title twice by defeating Hayes and Burdick. He is a longtime booster who promotes tennis among youths in the Midwest.

Sam Hardy New York Charles Garland Pittsburgh Garland Hayes Burdick Hardy Middle West

Westerners Dominant in Intercollegiate Tennis Semi finals

Three Western tennis stars remained in the semifinal round at Haverford with Wray Brown Washington University St Louis Phil Neer Stanford the champion and Walter Westbrook Michigan conference champion as the West hopes. Lucien Williams Yale was the lone Eastern survivor. Semifinals in singles were scheduled for today.

Haverford Wray Brown Washington University St. Louis Phil Neer Leland Stanford Walter Westbrook Michigan Lucien Williams Yale

Princeton Wins Intercollegiate Golf Meet

Princeton captured the intercollegiate team championship with a total of 1305 over 72 holes. Yale finished second, Dartmouth third, and Harvard fourth. JR E Knepper won the qualifying medal and led the field in the two days of team play as the individual championship began.

Garden City N. J Princeton Yale Dartmouth Harvard JR. E. Knepper

Independent and Amateur Ball Opens Sunday in Indianapolis

Indianapolis unveils a new amateur and semi pro park south of Willard Park near State Ave. The Red Sox meet the Traders Point Maroons as the Maroons claim their ninth straight win. Events include Beech Grove Reds at Brownsburg and various club games and meetings across Martinsville and surrounding areas.

Pennsy Field Indianapolis Indianapolis Red Sox Riley All-Stars Traders Point Maroons Willard Park State Ave Woodside Park E. Washington Indianapolis Division Athletic Association Pennsylvania Railroad Beech Grove Ind Reds Brownsburg Hercules

Nessler Beats McMahon In Cincinnati Ten Round Bout

Frankie Nessler of Cincinnati won a newspaper decision over Patsy McMahon of Indianapolis in a ten round bout held in Louisville on Wednesday.

Louisville Frankie Nessler Cincinnati Patsy McMahon Indianapolis

Indianapolis ABCs Defeat Monarchs 4 1 in Kansas City

The Indianapolis ABCs defeated the Monarchs 4 to 1 in Kansas City on Wednesday. Jeff limited the Monarchs to five hits.

Kansas City Indianapolis A. B. C.s Monarchs Jeff

St. Louis Fans Back Two Real Teams in Modern Baseball

Westbrook Pegler notes St. Louis Cardinals and Browns have not won a pennant in modern baseball era but boast strong history. He highlights Branch Rickey, George Sisler, Rogers Hornsby, and Ken Williams as key figures shaping the teams. Washington and St. Louis are the only cities in the leagues without a pennant in recent memory.

ST. Louis Westbrook Pegler United News New York Chris von der Ahe van der Ahe Cardinals Browns Washington Miller Huggins Federal League Branch Rickey George Sisler University of Michigan Sisler Rickey Rogers Hornsby John McGraw Hornsby Texan Ken Willams

Weissmuller Returns to Honolulu After Swim Meets

Johnny Weissmuller the Chicago born aquatics star bids farewell to Honolulu after competing with top Hawaiian swimmers. He set new swimming records with coach Bachrach aboard the Ventura liner.

Honolulu Johnny Weissmuller Equaticator Chicago Bachrach Weissmuller Ventura

Club Standings and Schedules From Baseball Leagues

National League standings show Brooklyn 41 games with .631 win rate, St. Louis 35, Chicago 31, Philadelphia 31, Boston 33, Cincinnati 29. American Association lists Indianapolis at Toledo, Louisville at Columbus, Kansas City at Minneapolis, Louisville at St Paul. American League schedules New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia with no other games listed.

New York St. Louis Brook Pitts Cincin Chicago Phila Boston Pet American Association Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis St. Paul Washington Philadelphia National League Brooklyn Pittsburgh St. Pauw Minneapolis Milwaukee St Louis Wash Cleve Detroit Milwaukee Pott Myatt Martin Merritt Gonzales Wilkinson Scott Boardman Smallwood Mayer Owens Cleveland

Baseball scores and rain affected games update

Milwaukee and St. Paul split a rain affected game with Milwaukee scoring five. Other results include Louisville routing their opponent 8 to 6 and Chicago beating Detroit while Boston split with Philadelphia. Multiple rain delays postponed second games and several city matchups were completed with varying tallies.

British Net Fans Back Kitty to Take Em All

British tennis enthusiasts pin hopes on Miss Kitty Me Kane the 19 year old British champion to beat all comers in the championship tourney. They lay odds of 3 to 2 that Miss McKane will defeat Mlle Lenglen Mrs Mallory Miss Ryan and all the rest. She has already disposed of Mrs Mallory and Miss Ryan and now awaits the French champion whom she will meet in the second round.

Wimbledon England

Eight Survivors Left In Western Golf Meet

Eight players advanced to the third 36 hole round of the Western Amateur after yesterday's match play. Charles Evans of Chicago defeated Eddie Held of St. Louis one up, while Robert McKee of Des Moines beat an opponent two and one. Today's matches featured upper bracket games between Evans and Payseur, Suttle and Wright, and lower bracket contests between Gaines and Von Elm and Wolf and Herron.

Kansas City Hill Crest Links Charles Chick) Evans Eddie Held St. Louis Robert McKee Des Moines Charles Evans Chicago Ted Payseur Jess Suttle Fred Wright Los Angeles Francis Gaines Omaha George von Elm Salt Lake Clarence Wolf Davisson Herron Pittsburgh

Refuse to Play Black Sox In Minnesota League

Seven Mesaba Range League players from EYELETH refused to play a Chicago team Wednesday that included several ex-Chicago White Sox players known as the Black Sox.

Eyeleth Minn Chicago Chicago White Sox Black Sox

Landis to Cancel Major Barnstorm Rule

United News reports Judge Landis is set to announce within a week that the barnstorming rule, violated by Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel last year at heavy cost, is no longer effective.

United News New York Babe Ruth Bob Meusel Landis

Golfers Off To New Start In City Meet

City golf players restart the title tourney after rain halted play. Sixty four contestants begin anew at Riverside course with scores from yesterday voided. Friday at Highland Club and Saturday at Country Club, total fifty four holes across three links.

Riverside Highland Club Country Club

Keiser Defeats Krohn In Twelve-Round Bout

Cumberland report states Fay Keiser defeated Harry Krohn of Akron Ohio in a twelve round boxing match held June 23.

Cumberland Fay Keiser Harry Krohn Akron Ohio

Hats Off to Hagen

Walter Hagen arrives in New York after winning the British open at Sandwich. A pier reception with a band, a motor parade to city hall, a celebration, and a dinner will greet the American golf champion.

Hagen New York Walter Hagen Sandwich City Hall

Tribe on Top Again as Hen Series Starts in Toledo

The Indians take the American Association lead after a rainout day in Columbus. They travel to Toledo for a four day series with the Hendricksmen as Saint and Millers stumble Wednesday. Only one Columbus game was played before the move.

American Association Indians Toledo Hendricksmen Columbus Brewers Saints Tribe Indianapolis Millers

Canadian Kepler Defeated in Upset at Buffalo Golf Tourney

The second round of the women's international invitational at Buffalo Country Club began as Miss Sidney Kepler of Toronto, last year’s winner, was defeated. Collett and Alexa Stirling advanced from the first round.

Buffalo Sidney Kepler Toronto Collett Alexa Stirling

Scott extends consecutive games streak to 900

On June 24, Everett Scott, the Yankees Hoosier shortstop, extended his streak to 900 consecutive games. He had never missed a game in six seasons with the Red Sox or since his arrival with the Yankees at season start. April 21.

Everett Deacon) Scott Yankees Boston Red Sox Scott Red Sox Yanks

Johnson and Jackson Fourth of July bout to proceed

Plans were set at American Legion ball park Cincinnati for the Jack Johnson versus Tut Jackson fight on July 4. Promoters announced an agreement with authorities to allow the bout after a court ban in Washington Courthouse, Ohio.

Cincinnati American Legion

Racing Upsets Hit Patrons and Wagering in New York

Form reversals at metropolitan tracks have patrons worried as bettors face repeated upsets at Belmont Park and Aqueduct. Rumors of investigations and possible suspensions swirl, while crowds dwindle as spectators withdraw funds to weather unstable racing outcomes.

New York Belmont Park Aqueduct

Manager Leads the Way in Michigan Ontario League Hitters

Ernest Calbert, now managing Hamilton, guides his players in batting as he tops the Michigan Ontario League in hitting lately.

Ernest Calbert Hamilton

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