Hambletonian Purs e to Offer 75000 at Syracuse Grand Circuit
A famed harness meet heads to Syracuse New York on the eve of August 30 with purses totaling 150000 the highlight being the 75000 Hambletonian Stakes for 3 year old colts and fillies. The race tops a packed Grand Circuit program with top horses from North Randall Cleveland Toledo and beyond expected to compete.
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Latzo Seeks Pirates Submarine Hurlers in Reds Series
Latzo the welterweight champion and former Scranton miner remarks on Willie Harmon and Carl Mays as the Ciney underhand hurler shuts down the Pirates in four of seven starts. The Reds series ends with two wins over Pittsburgh and one at Cincinnati. Latzo notes baseball as a funny sport and mentions Purdue coach Ard Lambert preparing a two basketball coaching event at Lake Manitou to draw mentors and players together.
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Houser to Defend Discus Crown at National Meet
Local A. A. U headquarters announced Bud Houser of the University of Southern California will defend his discus title at the National A. A. U. meet in Philadelphia on Monday.
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Latzo Wins Welter Title In Knockout Depth
Pete Latzo, who trained in a Scranton coal mine, retained the welterweight crown by knocking out Willie Harmon in the fifth round in Newark. Latzo followed a slow start with a brutal fifth round including a right to Harmon's body and a decisive left to the jaw setting the KO as Harmon sagged and later recovered briefly in his corner.
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Johnston Traded From Braves to Giants for 4000
Former Brooklyn Robins star infielder Jimmy Johnston has been swapped to the New York Giants by the Boston Braves for a waiver price of $4,000. The transaction was announced Tuesday.
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Rocky Kansas Mandell title clash draws huge crowd
Forty thousand fight fans are expected at White Sox Park for the Rocky Kansas versus Sammy Mandell lightweight championship. Mandell guarantees Kansas $50,000 and takes 55 percent of the gate. 45 percent funds a gym at Mooseheart. Odds favor Mandell early though Rocky’s power worries observers.
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Boxing Show Headlined by Babe Herman and Billy Wallace
Cleveland will host a boxing show headlined by Babe Herman and Billy Wallace tonight weather permitting. Rain caused a postponement on Tuesday.
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Kinsey Reaches Wimbledon Final in Five-Set Win
Howard Kinsey of California defeats Jacques Brugnon of France 6 4 4 6 6 3 3 6 9 7 to reach the all England championship final. Kinsey faces the Cochet Borotra winner with nervy service games at 15 40 in key moments. England France Spain and the United States are represented in the women’s singles semi finals with Molla Mallory pursuing the title. Kinsey and Vincent Richards reach men’s doubles semi finals while Elizabeth Ryan and Mary Browne advance in women’s doubles.
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Notable Basketball Matchups Across Cities
Games today list Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at Minneapolis St Paul at Kansas Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at New York Philadelphia at Chicago Sendenats at Chicago Louis at Baigeous Philadelphia Boston at New York.
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RASSIE IRDIES By DICK MILLER
The Junior Club of Avalon Country Club plans a series of mixed golf tournaments on its course starting Thursday. Boys and girls compete for medal prizes with low net and gross scores, as Roy Smith promotes youth golf for Indiana. Flag tournaments are scheduled over the holiday weekend, with golf on the Fourth tied to celebratory events.
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Birthday brawl ends with pitcher’s arrest in Mobile
BEA ORLEANS June 30 A Mobile Bears pitcher Al lison O'Brien exploded on his birthday after receiving the blue ticket He punched Secretary Pickins and a pushing player Then fought a taxi driver in the hotel lobby and was arrested A separate item reports Terre Haute trading Pitcher Jaude Gillenwater to Quincy for Shortstop Leathers.
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Wallace on Next Program Promises Ten Round Feature
Roy Wallace Brightwood middleweight returns at Ft Benjamin Harrison in a ten round main bout against Eddie Staton of Louisville before home fans. Semi windup features Pat Daly of Cincinnati versus Tony Caponi of Louisville on July 6. earlier bouts at the army post arena produced mixed results in four to six round scraps.
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Babe Ruth hits 26th homer in season at Shibe Park
Babe Ruth belted his 26th homer of the year in the Yankee Athletics game at Shibe Park as Sammy Gray pitched for Philadelphia. The blast came in the third inning and kept Ruth two behind his 1921 mark with 59 homers that season.
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Columbus Tennis Club Leads in Local Match Sweep
Columbus Indiana June 30 The Columbus Tennis Club swept eight of nine matches against Franklin and Edinburg players Tuesday. Franklin secured the visitors only win in a doubles match.
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Indians in Columbus for three day stand
The Indians won 9 to 2 at Toledo to take the series from Casey Stengel's Hens three games to two. They head to Columbus for a three game stand then to Louisville to face the Colonels, amid injuries to Holke Matthews and Shannon.
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Tobin Granted Unconditional Release by Senators
Washington Senators released utility outfielder Johnny Tobin on Tuesday. Tobin, a former Brown player, was given his unconditional release in a move reflecting roster changes for the upcoming season.
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