Indianapolis District Golf Association Annual Dinner and Meeting
The Indianapolis District Golf Association prepares for its annual dinner and meeting at the Columbia Club next Monday at 6 30. Invitations promise beautiful golf swings and a mix of music entertainment with Rostare Eggieston and others providing acts. The event features a display by local sport goods houses and a discussion of the three day tournament replacing the city event.
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Indianapolis District Golf Association
Columbia Club
Lennox
Week End Menu at Avalon and Broadmoor golf events
Qualifying rounds for spring handicap tournament set at Indianapolis Country Club and Broadmoor. Sixteen players qualify in each of two flights by eighteen holes medal score. No handicap allowance at Avalon and Meridian Hills venues. Ball sweepstakes at Broadmoor. no special events at Woodart, Meridian Hills, or High.
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Avalon
Indianapolis Country Club
Broadmoor
Woodart Meridian Hills
Meridian Hills Women Enter First Tourney of Season
Meridian Hills clubwomen held an early season blind par event with 25 players. Ora Farrell led the eighteen hole division followed by Edward Peterson and Frank Olive. in nine holes Charles Beckett led, with S W Hook and Don Jenkins runner ups.
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Meridian Hills
Ora Farrell
Noblesville
Edward Peterson
Frank Olive
Charles Beckett
S. W. Hook
Don Jenkins
Baseball standings fragment from early league report
Partial standings show American Association games with Topisville Toledo Columbus Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City and Minnesota St Louis Boston Detroit New York in mixed lines. National League entries list New York Saint Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati with unclear scores and dates.
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American Association
Topisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Cees Kee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Henine
Boston
Detroit
New York
Adi
Phila
Today’s Games PSA APOLIS at St Paul
Major matchups listed include American League games with Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Pittsburgh at ace Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Toledo at Kanane Columbus at Milwaukee and others.
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American Association Psa Apolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kanane
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
Ladelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Local Scorecard Fragments Show No League Games
Readable OCR fragment lists teams and names such as Grove Cochrane Seibold Spohrer French Spencer Havereaves Hemsley. The note states only game scheduled and no league games on the slate.
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National League
Seibold and
Spohrer
Spencer and
Havereaves
Hemsley
Washington Nine Busy for Local Games
Two Washington high school athletic teams were set to play today. The Continental six would face Morton of Richmond at the locals field while Mooresville hosted the Diamond nine with McCalum on the mound and Lewis batting for the locals.
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Washington High School
Morton
Richmond
Mooresville
McCalum
Lewis
Tech Teams in Action
Three Tech athletic squads took the field this afternoon. The baseball team traveled to Richmond to face Morton with Smith slated for mound duty.
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Tech Teams IN Action
Tech
Richmond
Morton
Smith
Giants Lead As Pirates, Athletics Win Big In Early SIgnal Week
Giants surge to first as Pirates fall to Braves 4 3 in NL play while Washington tops AL after an eight game streak. Athletics crush Tigers 19 2 with Lefty Grove overpowering Detroit. Foxx, Bishop homer as Al Simmons also goes deep. Yankees Reds flop early. Meusel Heilmann Cuccinello fail to spark.
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United
Washington
Senators
New York Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Lefty Grove
Tigers
Sorrell
Sullivan
Samuels
Page
Jimmy Foxx
Max Bishop
al Simmons
Braves
Berger
Neun
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Shawkey
Miller Huggins
Cincinnati
Dan Howley
St. Louis Browns
Bob Meusel
Harry Heilmann
Tony Cuccinello
Reds
Cissell Credits Bush For Batter's Peak Power Surge
Chicago White Sox second baseman Bill Cissell, leading the AL with a .432 average, credits manager Donie Bush and improved conditioning for a stronger season. He has 19 hits in 44 at bats through ten games, predicting a finish well over .300. Cissell credits shift to second base and past persistence with his rise.
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New York
Bill Cissell
Chicago White Sox
Donie Bush
Cissell
White Sox
UT Dawa Alwave Haan
Bush
Portland
Portland boxing results from May bout cards
United Press reports in Portland that Jack Silvern 170 defeated Tommy Hogan 165 in the first round of a scheduled bout. In the ten round main event Ivan Laffineur 157 of France won a decision over Jimmy Dolan 150 of Portland.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Jack Silvern
Tommy Hogan
Toledo
Ivan Laffineur
France
Jimmy Dolan
Bejma's Amazing Run Catch Ends Phillies Showdown
Washington Park details a dramatic late-game catch by Ollie Bejma near the left field foul line ending Thursday's exhibition as the Tribe edge the Phillies. Highlighted by Howard Freigan's spectacular grab and Paul Wolfe's one handed stop, the report notes regulars watching, umpire calls, and plans for a possible night game after Des Moines.
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Ollie Bejma
Lefty O'Doul
Howard Freigan
Hurst
Tribe
Manual Nine Defeated by Washington 10 to 9 on Home Field
Manual Nine lost 10 to 9 against Washington on their home field Thursday. Froelich and Schock were the battery. Bright fanned fourteen batters but gave up thirteen hits and his team made six errors. Manual collected six extra base hits while Washington had two.
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Manual
Washington
Local heavies sign to meet in Tomlinson Hall semi final
Two local heavyweights headline the weekly mat card at Tomlinson Hall next Monday night. Ed Baker vs John Bartee is scheduled for one full or thirty minutes with two falls out of three deciding the winner in the heavy class return bout between Cowboy Jones of Wyoming and Ralph Wilson.
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Tomlinson Hall
Ed Baker
John Bartee
Cowboy Jones
Wyoming
Ralph Wilson
Chocolate La Barba fight moved to May 28
The Wolgast Genaro bout remains on May 16 with the Chocolate La Barba contest postponed to May 28 after Chocolate injured his hands in a recent Toronto fight.
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United Press
New York
Chocolate
Toronto
Sullivan Edges McCarthy In Ten Round Bout
My Sullivan of St Paul won a judges decision over Jack Mc Carthy of Chicago in a ten round boxing bout held in St Paul.
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MY Sullivan
ST. Paul
Minn
Jack McCarthy
Chicago
Shires and Berg Set to Return for White Sox in New York
Art Shires White Sox first baseman, recovering from a back injury after a collision with Cleveland’s Johnny Hodapp, expects to rejoin the lineup during the four game Sox Yankee series. Moe Berg, sidelined by a knee, may also join the team in New York, manager Donie Bush said.
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New York
Art Shires
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Hodapp
Cleveland
White Sox
Yankees
Shires
Moe Berg
Donie Bush
Indians Open Four-Game Road Trip With St. Paul Clash
Johnny Corriden's Indians met the St Paul Apostles to start a long road swing, with Mike Cvengros opposing Lefty Leifield as both clubs eyed fourth place. Oral Hildebrand struck out three Phillies in the first, while Cleveland exploded for six runs in the fifth on nine hits including Pete Monahan two hits.
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Eddie Ash
Johnny Corriden
Indians
St. Paul
Apostles
Washington Park
Mike Cvengros
Lefty Leifield
Louisville Colonels
Millers
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Chuck Klein
Wolfe
Belma
Chuck
Clarence Hoffman
Thompson
Thevenow
Phillies
Whitney
Oral Hildebrand
Butler
Fresco Thompson
Frank O'Doul
Klein
Philly
O’doul
King Klein
Hilde
McCurdy
Oral
Ambrose
Hildebrand
Pete Monahan
Lefty Smythe
Indiana Purdue Track Stars Compete in Ohio Carnival
Pur due university entrants head to Columbus to defend the medley relay title won last year in record time. Captain Orval Martin anchors the mile with Robert Doyle on the three-quarter mile and Ed Moon Hal Chasey or Carrol Odom in other spots. Other IU entries include Gohl Noreus Yanevich Curry and Truex Todd Gordon and Brecksmith among relay hopefuls for six teams.
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Ind
Purdue University
Columbus
Orval Martin
Robert Doyle
Ed Moon
Hal
Chasey
Carrol Odom
Odom
Gohl
Noreus
Yanevich
Curry
I. U
Bloomington
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Brown
Hatfield
Perkis
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Kirkpatrick
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Brecksmith
Kemp
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Streicher
Koenig Gordon
Bulldogs Head to Ohio Relays for Four-Mile Crown Defense
Butler track team leaves for Columbus led by Coach Herman Phillips to contest the Ohio Relays Saturday. Captain Sivak Kistler Urbain and Jones run the four mile relay as Seeright replaces Jones on the medley relay. Nelson Hinchman Stearns enter high jump broad jump and decathlon events.
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Butler
Herman Phillips
Columbus
Sivak
Kistler
Urbain
Jones
Seeright
Nelson
Hinchman
Stearns
Tribe Raps Majors In Slugfest Rimmed With Errors
Major leaguers and Tribe players feuded in a high scoring tilt with Wolfe Koenecke Hoffman Hildebrand Ambrose Thompson O Doul and Collard collecting RBIs. Hildebrand earned the win with six innings of three run allowed while Collard took the loss as Philadelphia stranded eight men and managed just five.
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Wolfe
Koenecke
Hoffman
Hildebrand
Ambrose
Thompson
O'Doul
Collard
Thevenow
Evenow
Hurst
Belma
Connolly
Philadelphia
Inders
Smythe
Favers Thompson
Kkral Klein
Whitney
Sigman
McCurdy
Collard O Smythe
Williams
Ewilliame
Barthe
RHO Wolfe
Ss Koenecke
Rf Hoffman
Freigau
Berma
Pepeeetie
Philadelphia Ateaeerersesss
Indianapolis
Ereseese
Wabash Hosts Danville Normal In May Baseball Tilt
Wabash college, holding four wins and four losses this season, meets Danville Normal in Crawfordsville on Monday. The regional college game pits two hopeful squads in a defensive clash at home.
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Wabash
Danville
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Semi-Pros and Amateurs Weekend Union Printers Schedule
The Union Printers list weekend games at Gar field No 2 and Garfield No 3. Indianapolis Orioles duel Red Wings at Garfield No 2 with Roy Torrence for the rngs and Thompson for the Orioles. Several clubs seek dates including Dady A C Mohawk A C and Riverside A A with practice tonight and meetings for captains and uniforms.
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Union
B. & O. Railroad
Garfield No. 2
Clubs
Indianapolis Orioles
Red Wings
Garfield No
Roy Torrence
Oriole
Brac Oy
Thompson
Orioles
Ossie Kelso
Union Street
Belmont
Drexel
City Loops Saturday Co-Operative League Play Day
Daily schedule lists matches across multiple leagues. Kingan faces Real Silk at Riverside No 2 while Roberts Milk plays Van Camp Spadesl. G and J meet Indiana Highways at Garfield 3. others include Commercial ue ft Harrison against Southport and Pennsy versus Hayes at Pennsyl park.
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Co-Operative League
Kingan
Real Silk
Riverside
Roberts Milk
van Camp
Indiana Highways
Garfield
Ft. Harrison
Southport
Ft. Harrion
Sleep Pennsy
Hayes
Pennsyl Park
Capitol City League of Square
Longacre
Majestic
Fada
Power and Light
Philco
Indiana Electric
Bridgeport
Rhoius
de Molay
P. R. Mallory
Crescent Paper
Noblitt-Sparks
Young Ray Phelps Emerges as Brooklyn Pitching Prospect
Ray Phelps, a new Brooklyn pitcher, is coached by Shufflin' Phil Douglas. Douglas was banned from baseball for incriminating writings. Phelps trained with Douglas down south years ago and impresses veterans like Uncle Robbie as a top prospect since Burleigh Grimes. Larry French and Ray Kremer of the Pirates also shine, with talk they rely on a grimy old sweat shirt.
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Ray Phelps
Brooklyn
Old Shufflin
Phil Douglas
Douglas
Ray
Phil
Robbie
Phelps
Burleigh Grimes
Robins
Larry French
Ray Kremer
Pirates
Austin Loses Place on Cup Tennis Squad
London May 2 Great Britain faces a setback in the Davis Cup as the English Lawn Tennis Association drops H W Bunny Austin from the international squad. Charles Kingsley fills the vacancy. Austin had been on every Davis Cup team since 1926 and defeated top European and American players. The move is attributed to perceived stamina declines.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
English Lawn Tennis Association
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Charles Kingsley
Austin
Fox Opposes Smith Headlining Capital City A. C. Card
Jimmy Fox and Tuck Smith top a boxing card tonight at Capital City A. C. Other bouts feature Ray Cullivan versus Kid Crady, Davy Lloyd against Jean Barrett, Mike Sansoni versus D. Collins, John Caplinger against Herb Akins, and Pat Cower versus Young Miller. First bout starts at 8 30.
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Jimmy Fox
Tuck Smith
Capital City A. C
Ray Cullivan
Kid Crady
Davy Lloyd
Jean Barrett
Mike Sansoni
D. Collins
John Caplinger
Herb Akins
Pat Cower
Young Miller
Speed List Boosted to 43 Mounts In Indy 500 Field
The Indianapolis speedway 500 mile race on May 30 will start with forty three cars after a new entry, the Clemons Motors Pete Special, joined the list. Notable entries include Duesenberg teams and Maley’s Duesenberg driven by Deacon Litz, all needing 85 mph over ten miles to qualify. Pilots announced include Chet Miller Babe Stapp Joe Huff Johnny Seymour Deacon Litz Marion Trexler and Letterio Cucinotta with Maserati Special. Activity at the track will intensify next week as mechanics resume work in their jumpers.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Clemons Motors
Indianapolis
Times
Duessie
Maley
Chet Miller
Babe Stapp
Joe Huff
Johnny Seymour
Deacon Litz
Marion Trexler
William Denver
G. D. MacKenzie
Letterio Cucinotta
Pickerd Beats Freeman in Slugfest at Tomlinson Hall
Ten round boxing card featured Walter Pickerd from Indiana beating Pat Freeman in a close bout despite Freeman’s courage. Dud Eades shaded Merle Alte in a Garrison finish. Other results included Jimmy Burgess stopping Soldier Goolsby and Johnny Fagg defeating Honeyboy Brown with Epstein and Hall also winning opening bouts.
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Walter Pickerd
Havoc
Pat Freeman
Louisville
Eades
Los Angeles
Merle Alte
Alte
Soldier Goolsby
Ft. Harrison
Jimmy Burgess
Johnny Fagg
Terre Haute
Honeyboy Brown
Louie Epstein
Chuck Hall
Skipper Bugsby
Johnny Lomboy
Bauman and Carey Feature at Jungle Park Race Track
Dutch Bauman of Indianapolis faces Bob Carey of Dayton in a feature race at Jungle Park race track. The program also includes two five mile events and a fifteen mile race. Warren Central won a triangular track meet with 74 points defeating Noblesville 24 and Broad Ripple 1 with Hollis scoring 15 for Warren Central.
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Ind
Dutch Bauman
Indianapolis
Bob Carey
Dayton
Jungle Park
Warren Central
Owl's Oval
Noblesville
Broad Ripple
Hollis
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