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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

5

Golf Queen Bests Par Eight Strokes

Glenna Collett shot a 74 in the Florida east coast tournament qualifying, tying her course record and finishing eight under par. Maureen Orcutt, Virginia Van Wie, and Helen Hicks tied for second at 78, with 96s qualifying for the championship flight. Pairings for today’s match play feature Collett against Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes and other top matchups.

United Prena Augustine Fla Glenna Collett America Florida East Coast Maureen Orcutt Virginia van Wie Helen Hicks Miss Collett Miss van Wie Miss Orcutt Miss Hicks New York J. Marvin Haynes Washington D. C Lillian HoUend Ossining N. J Joseph Lacher New Rochelle Helen Haughn Savannah E. Rougine Ottawa Canada Englewood Virginia Vilas Chicago C. R. Harbaugh Cleveland Marion Bennett New Britain Conn L. G. Riley Stewart Harney Detroit Marion Hochheimer Bayside Hewlett Edith Hopwood Uniontown

Final Tilt Sets Stage For Bulldogs Seniors

Butler and Franklin clash at Butler Field House in a last bow for two Bulldog varsity men. Marshall Christopher, a former Shortridge star, and Edwin Allen of Newcastle are the only seniors, guiding a promising group of freshmen and last year’s Tech members as coach Tony Hinkle looks to a bright next season.

Hen Butler Franklin Butler Fieldhouse Bulldog Blue Machine Marshall Christopher Shortridge Edwin Allen Inset Newcastle Tech Tony Hinkle

Mancini Scores Quick KO Of Beghin In London Bout

Alf Mancini of England stopped Andre Beghin of Belgium with a three round technical knockout in a fifteen round welterweight bout held in London Tuesday night. Mancini dominated early and secured the victory before the scheduled distance.

United Press London Alf Mancini England Andre Beghin

Muldoon Blocks June Heavyweight Title Show

William Muldoon rejects the revolt against his control of boxing and says he will award the heavyweight title to the Schmeling Sharkey winner. He demands a champion face challengers every six months and bars the Sharkey Schmeling bout from the milk fund show, proposing the event fund as the clearing house.

New York William Muldoon New York Athletic Commission Muldoon Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Gene Tunney Donior Muldoon-Tunney Pion

Major League Stars Still Waiting On 1930 Contracts

Numerous top players have not signed for the 1930 season. Babe Ruth remains unsigned with the Yankees as Ruppert negotiates a two year 85000 per season deal. Giants, Pirates, and Browns also report major holdouts including Fox Lindstrom OFarrell Roush Grimes Bartell Manush Kress Ferrell Heving Frisch Rhein Welsh and others still seeking terms.

George Kirkley United Press New York Babe Ruth New York Yankees Jacob Ruppert St. Petersburg Fla Ruth New York Giants Larry Benton Freddy Lindstrom Bob O'Farrell Ed Roush Benton Roush John McGraw Art Shires White Sox Willie Kamm Goose Goslin Washington Clark Griffith Roy Spencer Senators Pittsburgh Pirates Burleigh Grimes Dick Bartel Grimes Bartell Pirate Pittsburgh Heinie Manush St. Louis Browns Ralph Kress Wesley Ferrell Cleveland Johnny Heving Boston Red Sox Covington Frankie Frisch Flint Rhein St. Louis Cardinals Jimmy Welsh Boston Braves Brooklyn Babe Herman Ray Moss Eddie Moore Chuck Klein Chet Nichols Phillies Philadelphia Athletics John McGrew Omaha al Simmons Max Bishop Hot Springs Leo Durocher Cincinnati Red Chicago Cubs

Local Ten Pin Pastimers Shine in No. 7 PEE Contests

Dettering Litzelman Coal and Klee Coleman teams swept their series against Brahshut Jewelry and Indianapolis Drop Forge on the Fountain Square No. 7 lanes. High totals included EXOGBEC Social 1 035 and Oettering Littelman Coal 2 966, with Werner 640 for three games. Multiple leagues across the city posted 600-plus totals, while the Illinois alleys offer March sweepstakes prizes and tailored suits for top three-game totals. Reservations are open.

Dettering-Litzelman Coal Klee Coleman Brahshut Jewelry Indianapolis Mowne Malt Prospect Social Riebeck Drugs Moose Fountain Square Exogbec? Social Oettering- Littelman Coal Werner Lang Hombeck Kerr

Spring Training Headlines From Florida and California

In St Peters burg George Sisler and Hank Gowdy to lead rival teams in Boston Braves first practice. Philadelphia Athletics glove Glenn Liebhard walks without crutches in Ft Myers. Cardinals bat in Bradenton while Browns, Reds and Giants hold drills. Cubs settle into workouts on Catalina Island, Pirates face rain in Paso Robles, and Yankees prep for Saturday clash with the Braves.

United Press ST Petersburg Fie George Sisler Hank Gowdy Boston Braves Bob Smith John Clough Roonie FT. Myers Fla Glenn Liebhard Philadelphia Athletics Macks Paso Robles Cal Pittsburgh Pirates Otchers Burleigh Grimes Dick Bartell

Konjola Promises Quick Relief From Digestive Aches

An Indianapolis newspaper ad promotes Konjola a thirty two ingredient medicine claiming to treat stomach liver kidneys and bowels plus rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. It features testimonial from Mr Lebert Riggle of 4558 East Eighteenth Street and notes free samples and literature at Hook s Dependable Drug Store Illinois and Washington streets Indianapolis.

Konjola Lebert Riggle East Eighteenth Street Indianapolis Hook Ilinois Washington Streets Riggle Pork Milk Company Illinois

Alabama Five Takes Crown at Southern Conference Tourney

Alabama Five captured the tenth annual Southern Conference basketball tournament crown by defeating Duke 31 to 24 in Atlanta on Tuesday night. Tony Canzoneri, former featherweight champion, stopped Sally Ritz in the first round at Broadway Arena, New York, in a scheduled ten-round bout.

United Press Atlanta Crimson Tide Alabama Blue Devils Duke United Press New York Tony Canzoneri Sally Ritz Broadway Arena

Canny Arm Leads Crim Son Quintet to Undefeated Title

Canny Arm steered Crim Son to an unbeaten season and tournament run securing an unchallenged title. The team dominated opponents throughout the schedule and playoff run, finishing with perfect credentials and the championship.

Canny Arm Great Crimson

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